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ahead. >> >> and was not his last night it was a super moon. the moon is 14% larger in the third more eliminated because is much closer it which are this time in years. here are some pictures sent in from kron 4 users. we will be happy to post them on line on i facebook take. this morning coming in to work there really stood out. >> critical elections are coming out increase in france and is all about jobs. back a minute. arent >> we are back in 810 & this morning greeks are vot...

>> thank you, sandhya. we are in the home stretch of the holiday shopping season. if you still have things to buy on your gift list, you are not alone. a staggering 24 million americans will not finish their christmas shopping until tomorrow. it is all great for business, but the stores are also dealing with a huge problem this time of year. thats the five finger discount. john is live at union square. john, shoplifting is really an epidemic. >> it is the high cost of doing business....

theyre down, but not out. >> live from the newseum in washington, "this week" with christiane amanpour, starts right now. welcome to our special independence day edition of the program from the night studio of the newseum in washington, d.c. this week, focus on the founders, with washingtonn tied up in knots, thousands of american troops, fighting overseas and millions of citizens struggling to get by. we go back to the original blueprint of this democracy, the constitution. a docume...

Gary sinise, the beach boys are going to be singing happy birthday later. i will hop out of the way and let my photographer pan the crowd. its an intimate gathering. its invite-only event. a number of people here are active with the presidential library. you can still see this beautiful scenic picture here overlooking sim any valley, california. the presidential library. in addition to the celebrities, a number of dignitaries are present. we should talk about that. right up there in the front ro...

meeting with the opposition group; particularly, the muslim brotherhood is significant within itself. when you look at the topics they got into, you see a trend. that the mubarak regime, or what is left of it, continues to make concession. they talked about easing restrictions that went in place 13 days ago. when this up rising began. they talked about releasing prisoners and talked about a trap six to a new government. you see the mubarak regime, continuing to make concessions. then y...

presidents but of democratic presidents like franklin roosevelt and john kennedy of trying to spread freedom of democracy and the world and standing up against totalitarian forces. and within months, after he left office, that berlin wall came down as he asked it to do out there in the brandenberg gate and the soviet union soon ceased to exist. communism lost its hold on eastern europe. so that was a very low blood shed triumph for the united states and for freedom of democracy. thats ...

were killed. dozens injured in metros deadliest crash in its history. rescue squads on nearby georgia avenue was among the first responders. emt stanley taper says the first sights were overwhelming. >> it was mostly just bodies, the victims. and as much as i tried to, or we tried to get to them, it was really chaotic and it was not to say hopeless but seemed hopeless. >> reporter: he and his fellow rescuers began doing what they are trained to do. finding first one survivor. >> older ...

tonight on "nightline," the day america stopped. from the city of brotherly love and the nations capital to the big apple, what happens when the planes are grounded, schools are closed and the government is gone home? today, we found out. snowmen. on the day when snowfall records were shattered up and down the east coast, our cameras were there to find out just who was braving the blizzard, and how. plus, the hugging saint. what would make an estimated 30 million people, including ...

tonight on "nightline," under pressure. president obama deliverers his state of the union address at a crucial moment, with his ambitious agenda stalled and sinking. so, did he persuade congress, and did he persuade you? report card. our expert panel is live to break down tonights state of the union address. did the president pass his big test? plus, the ipad revealed. the name is already causing a stir, but will apples newest must-have gizmo change the world again? we get our hand...

tonight on "nightline," taste of victory. a brazilian judge rules in favor of an american father who for five years has fought for custody of his own son. have his prayers finally been answered? and when will david goldman be reunited with his boy? the big blue box. we go behind the scenes at electronic retail giant best buy to see how a human touch, the geek squad and an open door have spelled success and why shoppers still like the real thing. plus, color revolt? party dresses? p...