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Here now for weeks. youre right. we can report that that long wait, at least is beginning to end. we cant say that its over yet. we did have some initial signs early this morning, about four hours ago now, that -- when some photographers tweeted that theyd seen a convoy of vehicles, including range rovers pulling in with no ambulance, not where we all are but around -- safely around the side of this building. the st. marys hospital. and then shortly after that, kensington palace where william an...

Lebron, a little 70s edition tux right there. first repeat winner of the best male athlete award. since lance armstrong, by the way, won it four times. an emotional night by the way the best moment of the year, jack hoffman for his touchdown run. you might recall, hoffman, the 7-year-old cancer patient suited up and dashed the ball across the goal line for nebraska. i can watch this highlight all day long. what a great job by the folks at nebraska. and robin roberts won the awa awa award. >> i...

Scream. jon: im not going to duplicate it. jenna: were ion going to play it for you. its all "happening now." jenna: well leave the volcanic screams for later, but in washington more questions for a congressional committee about the men gazty terror attack and what went wrong. im jenna lee. jon: im jon scott. members of the senate foreign relations committee are gathered, and the thousands of people who work inside the embassies to stop a repeat of what happened last september 11th. an ambush by...

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This morning on "world news now" -- the trial of george zimmerman now in its final hours. the emotional closing arguments continue later today. >> plus, rising rates. if you are in the market to buy a home you might want to do it soon as interest rates climb to levels not seen in years. >> and, listen up -- if you are a woman who works these hours, late night, and we know lots of you out there do, some important medical news this morning about the link between night work and breast cancer. >> in...

The 115 pound trailblazer has a gun tattooed on her hip for the time she spent in iraq. danica patrick may be the name you know but abbat is also breaking entirely new barriers for women tonight work in the pit she has to whip around a speeding race car with an our gun, rip a 60-pound tire off, bolt on a new one and repeat on the other side in about 12 seconds. >> good job, that was awesome. >> she practices every day to keep her stop on the team. >> so when i hit, im hitting straight on to cap ...

Issues, but what you dont read about w he was th exhibited to the "sopranos" cast on a few occasions regarding money. but he did the same thing when "god of carnage" on broadway. hes the reason we were there, and he said were going to extend it and everybody gets paid the same. >> it seems he didnt find the mantle of game very comfortable. and when he became so famous, he just found it difficult to deal with. >> and i say this with great respect to him, he lacked technique. he was most comfortab...

Back with us with the late rest working theory about what actually went wrong. plus, are we seeing a repeat of the end of iraq but in afghanistan now? kt mcfarlane is here. and randy travis remains hospitalized at this hour suffering from that scary heart ailment. what lessons it holds for the rest of us. dr. segal will have the latest on that. gregg: here we go again. the irs is in hot water, this time accused of exposing thousands of social security numbers -- maybe yours. were live in was...

This hour. richard haass and bret stephens are here in new york. gentlemen, ill get to you in a moment, but lets begin the latest in cairo. cnns ben wedeman, who has covered the arab spring right from the start is overlooking tahrir square. ben, give us the latest. how dangerous do things look over there? >> reporter: certainly, egypt at the moment is on a nice edge. we have large demonstrations planned in support of the military, in support of the toppling of mohamed morsi. in this part of town...

Country. thats not going to disappear. so what happens in the political process? >> thats the big question at the moment, what happens now? because people are out there celebrating. theres a very festive spirit. but a few people only are not just heaving a sigh of relief to see the back of the muslim brotherhood, they are concerned about what comes next. i havent seen any pictures of islamist supporters yet to gauge their reactions to all of this. i know that theyve said they will put up a fight...