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Is that every day i establish something to make your life better, not mine. im completely -- >> i know. i tell people all the time, everything he does, hes doing it for me. >> i have a minute and 0 seconds left. i love you more than life itself. im out here for you. this is just a learning experience. everything happens for a reason, you know that, honey. i cant wait to hold you again. i cant stand not being able to touch you, squeeze you and smell you. i love you, baby. >> i love you, too. >> b...

now the citizens fight back. >> as we explore our new segment cnn anchor don lemon appears not to care for cnn. >> what is jon stewart talking about and why did stephen colbert interrupt one of my broadcasts. >> im in the middle of a broadcast. >> who isnt, sanjay. >> ill explain that and more in the news right now. >> good evening, im don lemon. u.s. senators are on the job. the high stakes standoff over raising the nations debt ceiling has lawmakers working this very hour. as of now,...

washington doesnt reach a deal. so lets go there now. our congressional correspondent kate bolduan standing by as she has for so many hour. i hear nancy pelosi, democrats leader in the house also weighing in? >> reporter: she. behind closed doors for most of the day meeting with democratic leadership and came out a short time ago and, of course, was asked the question on everyones mind. do you have a deal? have you signed on to a deal? while she wouldnt endorse a deal, she wouldnt shoo...

from. now the citizens fight back. >> as we explore our new segment cnn anchor don lemon appears not to care for cnn. >> what is jon stewart talking about and why did stephen colbert interrupt one of my broadcasts. >> im in the middle of a broadcast. >> yeah, who isnt? yeah, hold on, sanjay. >> ill explain that and more in the news tonight. goodve evening, everyone, im don lemon. u.s. senators are on the job. the high stakes standoff over raising the nations debt ceiling has lawmaker...

Welcome back. lets find out if we have anything wrong. so far we go to the great comedian, joe derosa. joe, how are you doing? >> im doing well. greg, this was a learning experience so far. i will no longer give andy levy crap when he doesnt come to me in the half time report. i have been writing and sweating the whole time. i feel like i am taking the s.a.t.s. one more minute. anyway, -- >> but you look nice. i like the glasses and the tie. you are already -- 80% of the job is done. >> you shou...

Thats in fact, what we learned, the worst time to be doing that, and heres why. your phone is not always giving off the same amount of radiation. if you have a poor signal, if youre having a hard time hearing the person, in fact your phone is trying to compensate for that. your phone is trying to give you a better signal, and in the process of doing that it is e t emitting even perhaps more radiation. this is a constant process. its constantly communicating with cell towers. further away from a ...

Wired earpiece when talking on the phone. is that radiation-free? >> well, you know, its interesting. its not radiation-free. and again, this has been a learning experience i think for a lot of people. but even the wired earpiece, which i carry, as you know, everywhere, it does have some, for example, wiring that may transmit some radiation up to the ear as well. so its greatly reduced versus a cell phone, certainly much reduced versus holding it to your ear, but there is some as well. some peop...

secure. the knowledge no american government will ever do this to its children. to our children. what the syrian government allegedly did to this child. youll see him right here. his name was hamza ali alkhateeb. just 13 years old. he disappeared from an anti-government rally on the 29th of april. now look away if you need to. these next photos get very, very hard to take. this is what he looked like when his body came home. his kneecaps had been smashed. his head was swollen. his body...

jazeera. almost all of it is so grisly we could only show you those two frames. that set off a weekend of outrage as activists raisen zeitouni put it to the "washington post," torture is usual in syria. what was special about hamza is he was only 13 years old. a pro-regime television station disputes the allegations, with the doctor who did the autopsy phoning in, saying theres no evidence of torture. he says what you saw came from decomposition. now, right here we need to point out th...

alkhateeb. just 13 years old. he disappeared from an anti-government rally on the 29th of april. now look away if you need to. these next photos get very, very hard to take. this is what he looked like when his body came home. his kneecaps had been smashed. his head was swollen. his body covered in cigarette burns. he had been embassy claited. according to family accounts on arabic news channels, syrian government officials came to their home last wednesday asking them to sign a waiver...