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1st, 160 million american workers will see their paychecks shrink. an average of $1,000 over the course of a whole year and no politician wants to take the blame for that. >> heres where the debate is. the senate wants to punt the ball. they want to do a 60-day extension. house republicans, frankly, this is one of the few times we agree with the president. we want to extend it for a full year. thats what the american people ask for, its what the president agreed for. >> kate bolduan is...

Look." a look at your national weather. we turn to msnbc meteorologist bill karins. he has your weather forecast. >> good morning to you. many areas need the umbrellas once again. we are watching light rain and wintry precip moving through northern new england. its a warm day but if youre anywhere in the new england area you need your umbrella with you. also through areas along the ohio valley and thats going to continue into pittsburgh this morning. last stop will be in texas where we have ligh...

over and out. the u.s. military lowers the flag in baghdad. the final u.s. troops leaving iraq with pride. and putting a fragile nation in the rear view mirror. >> breaking news for your paycheck. big compromise on capitol hill that could put $1,000 or more back into your paycheck next year. occupy gingrich. newt gets heckled by wall street protesters. they get it back on this "american morning." good morning, everyone. it is thursday, december 15. welcome to "american morning." go...

and good morning. this is your "am: wakeup call." from the time warner center in new york im carol costello. here are top stories. reopening old wounds, a vigil at virginia tech university after another deadly shooting on campus. were learning an officer and another person were shot by the same gun. the senate has voted down both republican and democratic compromise proposals to extend the payroll tax break into next year. you could lose $1,000 in take home pay if they dont agree o...

The precip has basically ended. the snow is melting fast. take a look at the latest radar. you can see a little white in tennessee, but everything primarily is falling as rain. now getting into the new york city area. but later today and tonight, the cold air will work north wards. youll see your first measurable snow of the season. some parts in lower michigan will see a half a foot of snow. it will be turning cooler in the northeast following what was an incredible day yesterday. hopefully, yo...

and good morning. this is your "a.m. wake-up call" for wednesday, november 23rd, from the time warner center in new york. im carol costello. here are this mornings top stories. >> i dont want a law that says after we lose a major american city, were sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says you try to take out an american city, were going to stop you. >> newt gingrich challenging ron paul over the patriot act. the new co-front-runner still getting high marks in his first ...

cain doesnt have the foreign policy chops on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning, everybody. its tuesday, november 15th. ali velshi off today. im christine romans along with carol costello on "american morning." welcome back, carol. >> thanks. i had a great few days off, but its going to be back. good morning to you. breaking news to tell you about right at the top. overnight police in new york city moved in and cleared out the occupy wall st...

happy, happy, happy friday! my favorite day. >> i know. >> besides saturday and sunday. its october 28th. welcome to "american morning." christine has the morning off. >> that game you know, i was so sad, because the yankees were out so early, but, boy, these guy, the rangers and cardinals have really kept this going. good. good baseball. up first, bernie madoff victims are saying dont buy this scam. saying theyre having trouble finding sympathy after madoffs wife -- madoff said hes ...

between a police officer and a man being followed for having a license plate that did not match his vehicle. the officer was not injured. police are now putting up road blocks to try to stop the gunman. well keep an eye on this and bring you developments as they happen. and now the deal that set off the rally. the details have stopped it. a day after stock prices soared around the world on hopes that europe had finally dealt with its debt crisis, theyre back down to earth as we learn...

you. then one after another it would go on and on for hours i would fill note books. once i got them talking they remembered a tremendous amount. but it was really then i would ask them for letters and documents. i became obsessed. >> do you feel like its lift ad burden to have written all this down to discover, to reach out to family members in a way that your reporter instincts had you do? >> traditionally people say to understand its to forgive. i point out sometimes have to forgive...