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an affair and pay his mistress. edwards attorney says known was not a campaign donation but a gift from two edwards supporters. joe johns is following the latest developments and he joins us by phone from near raleigh, north carolina. joe, youve been following the twists and turns how this unfolded. what do we know about the specific counts against edwards now? >> reporter: the indictment, as i looking through it, has a lot of the information we expected to be in there, essentially, il...

>> yeah, like we all did. like i did many, many times. >> okay so armstrong is again, denying it, john. here is what he is tweeting. 500 drug tests worldwide, in and out of competition. never a failed test. then he ends it by saying, i rest my case. >> anything new here? >> i think whats new is that, i mean this isnt the first teammate or first person thats come forward. this is the context of a federal investigation. this is serious, under penalty of perjury. we are getting closer and closer. t...

and mr. obama goes to europe. one irish town prepares for his presidential visit. well have more on the trip and why today he had to explain his recent remarks on the middle east. the best political team live on television live in dublin for you. im don lemon reporting from los angeles. the news starts right now. and in just a short time, i want to tell you the lapd will hold a news conference. a news conference to announce the arrest, to announce the arrest in the horrific beating t...

Company linkedinpositioned itself nicely. its shares made its debut of $45 each. just under 8 million was snapped up with that price and then they subsequently skyrocketed to an incredible $122, hour of the start of trading. they closed at a price of $94.25. and thats still more than double the price as which they started trading at and the sort of increase witnessed we havent really seen, it must be seen, since the dark boom in the late 90s. perhaps back in bubble territory. who knows. its good...

tepco bows out as the worlds largest energy company pays a record price. and they double on their market debut. ceo jeff weiner tells us theres no trouble in the media sector. we begin with the former imf managing director, strauss-kahn, whos expected to walk out of jail in a few hours from now, but he will not be a free man. the judge granted him bail on thursday but with strict conditions and a warning. and even as the judge was approving the bail request, grand jury indicted str...

Virtually ever newspaper arc part from south africa. so is it possible that he could claim that he cant get a fair trial in these proceedings and dlfr the carefore the case shou be dropped. >> you say every people, every people in the world. >> in the world. >> we talk about a fair trial in the united states and we mean somewhere in the state where the action occurred because when you talk about a change of venue, you cant change state you can only change to another county in the state where the...

But that doesnt detract from this as a major shot in the arm to the u.s. armed forces. 48,000 killed and wounded fighting the war on terror. this is a good day for the u.s. armed forces. >> all right. we will talk more about whether we should continue in afghanistan a little later in the program. in a minute were going to talk more about the pakistani relationship and the fact of where the compound was was, i think, devastating, at least in terms of what some of the pakistanis knew. well get i...

Inside the troubled fukushima daiichi power plant. people living within a mile of the plant were forced to leave. those towns now lay in waste untouched since the tsunami. with the nuclear threat mounting, the area has been sealed off. we got an exclusive look inside the exclusion zone. here is what is our stan grant saw. >> reporter: you can see how quickly this family had to abandon this house. clothes are still hanging here in the wardrobe, as you can see around here. it goes through here as ...

Refusing to back down despite nato strikes against his military and the casualties are mounting. and international aid organizations evacuating injured to benghazi including a little boy who was shot in the face. without look at that. nato forces say qaddafi forces have shelled misurata and it is difficult to crush the firepower. they want qaddafi to shut down as does the western world but he still has friends, good friends after four decades in power. catherine has more on that from washington,...

According to the new york times wi and its reporting on an nrc memo, right? >> exactly. this was a disaster to-do list that seems to go on and on and on and does appear to be extremely dangerous. this is the concern thats coming from scientists outside of japan. lets talk about the mounting stresses theyre talk akts. this is a result of the tons and tons, one reactor getting 200 it tons of water every single day, poured upon it. that kind of weight could cause some kind of cataclysmic event poss...