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and shot apparently by a sniper. as it was so many times the cameras were taping at the time-death, and his own death at this time. we will not show that he had no blood or fight for life. this is how people die. [ gun fire ] >> if you have not been for war and know that death is for movies, you think that death is more dramatic than it is. in syria people die everyday shot in their homes, shot on th street, and killed in detention. people die and the world does not stop. some may mour...

eve bash in the world on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning, everyone. so glad you could join us. it is friday, december 30th. im deb feyerick along with alina cho on this "american morning." >> thanks for joining us, everybody. up first this morning, mitt romney trying to steal the deal in iowa. former massachusetts governor is the front-runner now, a few points ahead of ron paul. with four days to go before the caucuses, romney is tweaking h...

Government agencies among its clients. so how in the world does this happen, and what do we need to do to protect our national security? marc rotenberg is executive director of the electronic privacy information center and, mark, thank you very much for coming to talk to us about this. lets just talk about how much they actually stole. anonymous stole some 4,000 clients, and they say theyve got details for more than 90,000 credit card accounts. how did the hackers pull this off? >> well, its not...

More than just a drive are for the cartel. theyve linked him to a particularly savage homicide, the kind that the cartels are known for. >> theyre not just going up to somebody and killing them, theyre tieing them, torturing them. its pretty serious. might not ever get out of jail. so were at the point where we cant help him. obviously, his past came back and caught up to him. came to light right after the operation. when we get to meet him, i always see what theyre in for, face value, all of th...

though the articles rarely carried a byline they were written in the first person and in random publications such as the ron paul political report and the ron paul survival report. now this all flared up about three years ago when the liberal new republic did the story. more recently, though, the same reporter writing for the conservative weekly standard flushed out even more details, as have new york organizations from "the new york times" to cnn. what weve all uncovered are items lik...

90s that bear his name. though the articles rarely carried a byline they were written in the first person and in random publications such as the ron paul political report and the ron paul survival report. now this all flared up about three years ago when the liberal new republic did the story. more recently, though, the same reporter writing for the conservative weekly standard fleshed out even more details, as have new york organizations from "the new york times" to cnn. what weve all...

Piece, iraqi security forces are not fully trained or trusted. i think that says it all on a lot of levels. are they ready to protect themselves? >> it is going to be tough. think about that, 8 years, 7 months, 14 days ago, president bush flew on to the aircraft carrier and proclaimed mission accomplished. well -- >> that, obviously, was criticized in hindsight for being premature. here we are finally wrapping up. the question will linger in the history books should we have ever been there in th...

Police storming into the occupy camp in front of the federal reserve building busting, 50 people. >> why should i have permission to sleep in public spot. >> you can not sleep on public street set up cooking utensils and bed stuffs and book shelves and then commence to live there. gregg: dan springer joins us live from the up the coast in portland, oregon. dan, what are we expecting today? >> well, here in portland, gregg, it might be the calm before the occupy storm. they are calling this prote...

Because, viously, it is seen being playing a role of influce. and a lot of money -- what was it, $1.6 million that he received. this is the epitome of the bailouts and the problems. knowing me a little bit more because it was a subject i had worked on for so long, having been on the financial services committee. and deals so much in the formation of bubbles and why we have distortions and why we have recessi recessns. so this was rather annoying. then we also, you know, tried to make the point, ...

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