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And a variety of other things going on. >> eric: the bush administration supported democracy in the middle east and we got hamas in one area and the obama administration, without hosni mubarak, what can the administration do, if anything to provide an islamic takeover of egypt? >> i think there is not much. we should have pushed earlier for postponement of these elections, frankly going back to the time of the the original demonstrations in tahrir square, we shouldnt have thrown hosni mubarak un...

millionaires to pay for it. republicans say they could live with extending the current rate, but only if spending cuts offset it. last night in the senate both parties plans were voted down so there is work to be done before the end of the year. in california, powerful winds are still in the forecast for parts of southern california. nothing like the winds that did this though. did you see this damage? gusts topping 140 miles an hour were measure in the mountains outside los angeles ...

>> harris: president obama in hawaii tonight, the first stop in a trip to asia and the pacific. he attended an economic summit earlier today but we are now just learning the north american leaders summit scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed. chief white house correspondent ed henry is traveling with the president. is he in honolulu at this hour. ed, what is the reason for the postponement? >> harris, as you saw that tragic news out of mexico in the last 24 hours, a top official dying in tha...

Search yesterday of a nearby pond, near to the family home that turned up nothing. mike tobin is live in kansas city, with the latest on this very strange case. what is prompting the postponement of these interviews, mike? >> reporter: well, you did clarify it right, we got it from kansas city police that the interviews with the siblings was postponed, not canceled, but it comes as a spat between the lawyers representing the parents boils over into a public forum, the information that that inter...

Factory activity in october. and leading indicators climbing for their fifth straight month, pointing to a modest economic growth pattern ahead. in europe, officials shot down rumors of a second postponement of that upcoming economic summit in brussels. and amid ongoing protests, the greek parliament approved more wage cuts and tax hikes. in earnings news, at&ts revenue came in lighter than expected with slower subscriber growth. drugmaker eli lilly delivered lower profits, but an improved outlo...

Heard the dream march, but he was saying very much the same thing that young people are saying on wall street today. >> and thats the kind of reflection that a lot of people had yesterday. there was a jobs and justice march and as a result of that, a lot of people were talking about that. dr. king, his life will be personified today and this dedication is going to take place, no postponement, no cancellations, mike, back to you. >> mike: the thank you, kelly. >> alisyn: thanks so much. kelly. we...

we begin this morning, talking about the aftermath of irene, the massive storm that paralyzed and pummeled much of the east coast. today, its blamed for at least 21 deaths in nine states from florida to vermont. and at last count, about 3 million homes and businesses are still without power. more than a billion dollars in damages is blamed on the storms winds. flooding damage will be much more costly. three navy ships should be positioned in relief efforts from new york to new england....

who may be in need of damage control after irene? plus graphic new evidence of brutality by moammar gadhafi and his inner circle. this just as were hearing his wife and several children have now escaped libya. the pressure now growing to make sure gadhafi himself doesnt get away. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." raging water in the northeast so powerful it can sweep away cars and swallow up homes. right now vermont is devastated by the worst flooding in decades. cnns a...

im t.j. holmes bringing you the latest on the massive storm. hurricane irene that could affect about 20% of the population of the united states. here you are getting a look at the path of the storm. the projected path of the storm right now. some 65 million people are being threatened by this storm. its in some of the largest cities of the country that are under threat of the storm. we are talking about new york, washington d.c., baltimore, boston, philadelphia. all areas not accustome...

carolina coast. as many as 65 million people all along the eastern seaboard are going to be impacted in some way, shape or form by irene. and many people are already trying to find shelter where they can. take a look at the size of this storm. eight states from north carolina to massachusetts are under states of emergency. and right now, this first hurricane of the season that is impacting so much of the east coast is pummeling north carolina. it barreled ashore on the outer banks of n...