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Fda. the potential benefits, but why some people are still a little concerned about possible side effects. and then over in this monitor here, a man called the police to report a suspicious person on his property. the police dont respond, because theyre on standby for an occupy oakland march. this man is killed. and now, the fallout. that, plus breaking news, the second hour of "happening now" starts right now. jenna: syrian troops stepping up their deadly attacks against the opposition as war...

visited the white house website. they shared how losing the tax cut would have impacted their daily lives. >> so congress did the right thing here. they listened to the voices of the american people. each side made a few compromises. we passed some important reforms to help turn unemployment insurance into reemployment insurance, so that more people get training and the skills they need to get back in a job. >> the president has promised to sign the bill into law when it hits his desk ...

Flame. nbcs raymond modine is in cairo with the latest on this developing situation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, alex. you know, its been described by some of the eyewitnesses horrific and thousands of syrians took to streets in the city of holmes today. they are carrying funeral processions and burying some of the people who have been killed. its, obviously, a situation disturbing. because journalists cannot get into the country and report on the ground very easily we have been rel...

we will listen to some of those recordings. and youd better check your fridge. a massive hard boiled egg recall is under way in 34 states. >> today the nevada caucuses, the first contest in the west began about an hour ago. voters are concerned about widespread foreclosures as you can imagine in nevada, high unemployment rates. mitt romney is expected to sweep the mormon vote. political editor paul steinhauser is at a caucus site in las vegas. paul, wa kind of activity are you seeing...

also, should sugar be regulated lie alcohol? find out why some medical experts argue the sweet stuff could be just as bad for you. from the cnn center in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." great to see you. im susan hendricks. we start with this in syria. no one is being snared. government activists say snipers and bombers are killing women and children as well. its hamming in. cnn is ahhs not independently confirmed the results. heres what one activist told our anderson coop...

to why he thinks it was okay. but guess what? there are four killers who are already out and there is no hope for getting them back in but we may have changes in the other ones who are set to be released. >> that is right. several bombshells in the casey anthony case as well. how she thinks she got pregnant, who killed her and why. there are reports this morning that her attorney has quit. >> quit or fired? always want to know. they both have something to say on this. new this morning ...

im carol costello. the eastern seaboard bracing themselves for the worst of irene on this "american morning." good morning, everyone. it is -- its wednesday, wowp halfway through the week. august 24th. welcome to "american morning." feels like its halfway through the week. he had like a hundred years of news in two days. >> we started off yesterday with what was going on in libya, these hurricane preparations, and then an earthquake. >> right. >> did you feel it? >> christine and i w...

Hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from artill...

Hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of$ç charleston harbor called ft. sumter. in the hours that followed this tiny fort came under heavy fire from art...

Skies of charleston harbor, all part of an elaborate re-enactment years in the making. hundreds of people turning out in charleston featuring people dressed up as confederate soldiers and union soldiers, re-enacting one of the most famous battles in u.s. history taking place on that same plot of land 150 years ago today. at 4:30 a.m. on the morning of april 12th, 1861, cannons were fired from the shores of the city of charleston on to a tiny island fort in the middle of ç charleston harbor cal...