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being jailed as spies for two years. >> brown: from libya, james foley of "global post" updates the bloody battle for moammar qaddafis home town of sirte. >> ifill: is americas wealth gap as wide as it seems? one economist tells paul solman... maybe not. >> a good part of wealth is embodied in the right to your social security flow of income and also to the guaranteed health insurance that you get. thats worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to a typical person. >> brown: and we launc...

on small businesses and the middle class wont grow the economy. >> the white house says its plan would trim $3 trillion from the deficit over the next decade. fellow democrats for months on this issue and others have complained the president is too quick to compromise with republicans. well, today that same president delivered this warning. >> i will not support -- i will not support any plan that puts all the burden for closing our deficit on ordinary americans. and i will veto any bi...

good morning. its tuesday, september 20th. welcome to "american morning." ali and christine are off today. good morning, carol. >> i dont know what theyre doing -- i cant say that on television. >> you cant say. >> its nothing like that. >> well, all you have to do, look at the traffic in new york city to know that the united nations general assembly is underway. >> absolutely. because the streets are clogged. president obama and the new libyan leadershiping for face-to-face talks at t...

figure in 2010. and standard and poors cuts italys long and short-term sovereign debt ratings by one notch citing the countrys weakening growth prospects. hello and welcome. in seoul,... im eoh jin- joo. and im devin whiting. president lee myung-bak left for the united states on tuesday... to attend the un general assembly... as well as a high-level nuclear safety meeting in new york. on the sidelines of the meetings,... president lee will hold summit talks with other heads of state an...

vote on membership body also stresses he wants a negotiated settlement of the israeli- palestinian conflict. washington has vowed to use its veto to block the palestinian bid. the u.s. and israel wants the palestinians to return to a peace process based on negotiations. mahmoud abbas is facing some powerful opposition to this bid. find out how far along leaders are in this negotiation process -- we spoke to our correspondent in new york and asked him how much room mahmoud abbas has to ...

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more cocaine. >> and the reaction among the republicans running for president, well, its unanimous. >> the presidents gimmicks in tax increases on the backs of small businesses and the middle class wont grow the economy. >> the white house says its plan would trim $3 trillion from the deficit over the next decade, and in releasing it, the president hopes now to influence that so-called congressional super committee, charged with drafting a big deficit reduction plan. fellow democrats f...

republicans? its monday, september 19th, 2011. this is "the daily rundown." im chuck todd. right to my first reads of the morning. we begin with the debt plan answering critics who say he never presented a specific plan during the summer debt talks, president obama will do just that. hell roll out a plan to cut the federal deficit by $3.2 trillion over the next decade. largely by raising taxes on the wealthy. a 10:30 a.m. speech in the rose garden the president will promise to veto any...

looks at the deadly government crackdown on protesters in yemen. >> ifill: science correspondent miles obrien reports on the return of a once-endangered species, now caught in the cross-hairs of cattle ranchers. >> six teen after gray wolves were reintroduceded to yellowstone park, theyll be hunting them this fall in idaho and montana. ranchers say its high time. environmentalists say its a full-scale assault on the endangered species act. >> woodruff: and hari sreenivasan explores the...