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>> i am. i dont use it very often. >> did you change your password? >> a lot of people did overnight. >> drives me bananas. with all the things that are password protected, i hate having a lot of passwords. they say you have to make it super complicated. >> youre a mom of two kids, working full-time, hard to remember those details. its 5:00 in the morning, welcome to early start, im ashleigh banfield. >> im zoraida sambolin. im 5:00 a.m. in the east. lets get started for you. this ...

hit just hours from now. well have a live report. and later, an incredible story about a girl who survived the horrors of war to become an icon of hope. "new york times" columnist nick kristof explains. good morning, everyone. im randi kaye. a lot to tell you about this morning. but first we start with the arrest of those two american men in japan. police picked them up after the body of an irish exchange student was found in one of their hotel rooms. im joined on the telephone fro...

we are joined by congressman king on the phone. whats the latest you can tell us? >> we spoke with napolitano. a nonmetallic device that was intended to be put on a american-bound airline. it never made it to the airline. its being tested and analyzed by this fbi. obviously a concern would be that being nonmetallic as to whether or not this could evade security in our airports. thats a really concern. also, this is an ongoing operation. this particular part of it occurred about some ti...

more than 20 people still unaccounted for. rescuers are blowing holes in the side of the ship to get where they think people might be located. they found five bodies yesterday nap matt c . confirm death toll is 11. the man at the controls that might is now under house arrest today. prosecutors say they are speechless that hes even out of jail. they want to charge him with manslaughter and abandoning his post. we also learned today that it might not be the first time that that same ship...

less than one year ago on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning. its friday, december 23rd. im deb feyerick an with alina cho on this "american morning." good morning to all of you out in. >> so glad youre with us. up first, an early christmas present for 160 million americans. the house is expected to vote today on extending the payroll tax cut that divided washington for weeks. house republicans caved yesterday after a lot of arm-twisting by ...

Speech, the president will welcome the "fox report" prime minister, before benjamin netanyahu to the white house to jump-start the middle east peace process. shep? >> shepard: mike emanuel live tonight on the north lawn of the white house. thank you very much. the disastrous flooding in dixie is forcing officials to close a portion of the mississippi river. of course its one of the nations busiest waterways. officials say the move could cost the u.s. economy in a big way. well have the details...

Government pay directly for every medical expense the plan would pay premiums to private insurance companies and force them to compete for seniors. benefits would be greater for those poor or ill. >> more those with less and doing this way makes medicare solvent. >> but democrats and president say it would destroy medicare instead of save it. >> instead of guaranteed medicare, you get a voucher. if that voucher isnt enough to buy insurance available in the open marketplace, well, tough luck. >> ...

Just like us. you other folks who arent like me, ivy leaguers, nothing against ivy leaguers, but you havent done so well. so, maybe, maybe i can bring something fresh, i can bring a different perspective, i dealt with these problems, i know what youre dealing with. is there a point, though, of sort of critical mass when you make so many statements? >> chris, i think that is exactly right. there is a sense that the government is not us. that it is a group of elites who think they know more than w...

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