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>> 20 people killed as protests against egypts military rule tins continue in egypts tahrir squeer and -- square and around the country. these are live pictures coming in from tahrir square. >> spains popular party promising to tackle the countrys problems. >> an slammist goes on -- islamist goes on trial for crimes against humanity. >> also in this program, a bomb suspect plot in new york. apparently inspired by al-qaeda. and meet morgan, the whale whose freedom was decided by a dutch...

coming up with a plan to cut americas debt by $1.2 trillion has quit in defeat. the market saw it coming dropping all around the world. the dow by almost 250 points. this loss of confidence on wall street fueled by more gridlock in washington. after the committee gave up president obama came to the white house briefing room to lay the blame on republicans. >> theres still too many republicans in congress who have refused to listen to the voices of reason and compromise that are coming ...

the american taxpayer at the highest risk. >> there have been an unusual number of breaches. tsa would provide a report on specific actions taken to improve security and could breaches. when can we expect this report to be available? >> it should be available in the next 30 days. i just saw the draft is to repair my believe it is ready. -- i just saw the draft yesterday. i believe it is ready. he is ready to brief you as soon as your schedule allows. >> think you. -- thank you. >> i wa...

>> brown: mark shields and david brooks analyze the weeks news. >> woodruff: and paul solman talks to author michael lewis about his new book, a travelogue of sorts about nations hit hard by the financial crisis. >> all these different societies were faced with exactly the same temptation-- free money. they behaved radically differently from one another. why? >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> well, the best co...

>> brown: mark shields and david brooks analyze ths news. >> woodruff: and paul solman talks to author michael lewis about his new book, a travelogue of sorts about nations hit hard >> all these different societies were faced with exactly the same temptation-- free money. they behaved radically differently from one another. why? >> woodruff: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> well, the best companies are driven by new ideas...

security advisor denis mcdonough about the coming draw-down . >> woodruff: then, we ask libyas ambassador to the u.s., ali suleiman aujali, about the questions surrounding moammar qaddafis death and whats next for his country. >> brown: mark shields and david brooks analyze the weeks news. >> woodruff: and paul solman talks to author michael lewis about his new book, a travelogue of sorts about nations hit hard by the financial crisis. >> all these different societies were faced with e...

heres a blush from one of the hearings. >> as one special operations force war fighter told us, we have a gay guy in the unit. hes big. hes mean and he kills lots of bad guys. no one cared that he was gay. >> a legal network for them estimates 14,000 were booted from the military because of dont ask, dont tell. authorities could decide whether a condemned man lives or dies. troy davis was convicted of murder in 1989. if the state does not intervene he will be put to death at 7:00 p.m...

palestinian president mahmoud abbas is not backing down on plans to make a controversial bid for full united nations statehood this as president obama addresses the u.n. general assembly with hopes of convincing the palestinians to take a different path to recognition. nbcs tracie potts joins us with more on this. >> reporter: good morning. 18 years of failed negotiations. so now he is petitioning. but the white house says that the white house will veto, will block that effort. preside...

no one cared that he was gay. >> a legal network for them estimates 14,000 were booted from the military because of dont ask, dont tell. authorities could decide whether a condemned man lives or dies. troy davis was convicted of murder in 1989. if the state does not intervene he will be put to death at 7:00 p.m. eastern. davis supporters say he is innocent and the officers family says justice is overdue. both sides spoke before the parole board. >> no time is easy when you have to go...

that was the accusation. that almost for me seemed to kick off what had always been great high vanderhoof can lean about rupert owning these, of fox assigning a fairly efficien and forward thinking tv outfit.  i love that headline. >> excuse me. sorry, my wife this morning said, were on our way to the debate, why dont you get yourself a packet of hacks. i said no.  the man visited you. >> i...