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did you see what he did? so petty. take a look. >> loving that. "american morning" continues right now. all right. im ali velshi live in tampa for tonights cnn tea party debate. brand new poll numbers are just out right now. it is rick perry and everyone else. im christine romans. today president obama presents his jobs plan to congress, but, first, find out what he has planned to help rally more support for that $447 billion plan. and im carol costello. bank of america reportedl...

this "american morning." good morning. >> zogood morning alina. >> its early. >> it is early. >> not so early for you. >> always great to have you here. >> carol is off, christine is off. >> thats right. >> weve got you back, which is fantastic. >> weve got a really serious situation going on in texas. >> its -- it seems to be getting worse although in some parts getting a little more control over it. these raging wildfires were telling you about sweeping across the country right now...

people can feel like they can have control over now, if you can get through to the bankers. >> were trying and its not cheap to refinance. >> thats right. >> you have to think about whether you want to do that. >> if rates go low enough, its good to check it out. >> its friday. >> yes. >> yeah. although the week started off well, the realization that a second recession may be drawing closer is hammering stocks this morning. actually futures. here in the united states, the dow dropped 4...

the process, for that, i want you to take a look here. i will not try and walk you through it. its a mess. the bottom line is 917 billion dml spending cuts with a special committee in charge of finding $1.5 trillion cuts by the end of the year, and the debt limit rises by $900 billion now, and $1.5 later. already, there is one potential wrinkle here. the nonpartisan budget congressional office says the plan would cut spending only by 1.5 trillion, not 2.4 trillion. we are following all...

Tepco was going to change. the person whos going to take his spot, the incoming president said he felt it was fate for him to take this role. he will get no pay or bow necessary as part of the restructuring plan and many of the executives will see severe pay cuts can. andrew? >> when will they actually be able to put this behind them, close the reactors and start afresh, if you like? >> there is that six- to nine-month roadmap where theyre looking at a cold jut down. theyre looking five to eight...

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...

Closure component in the restructuring plan. but, leaving it out would have been, inconsistent with the presidents mandate for shared sacrifice. in other words they saw absolutely damning they saw it as their social justice duty to purchase thousands of small business owners and their employees to make sure there was equity between the punishment that was spread among union officials and the rest of of the of the economy. >> sean: you talk about the incompetence, hubris, big labor considerations...

Closure component in the restructuring plan. but, leaving it out would have been, inconsistent with the presidents mandate for shared sacrifice. in other words they saw absolutely damning they saw it as their social justice duty to purchase thousands of small business owners and their employees to make sure there was equity between the punishment that was spread among union officials and the rest of of the of the economy. >> sean: you talk about the incompetence, hubris, big labor considerations...

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