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Banned at speaking at this years september 11th ceremony at ground zero. the president of the national memorial says he wants the event to focus on honoring the victim in a way thats "free of politics". in the past, president obama, former president george w. bush have both spoken at the event. >> meanwhile, weve got a warning for women this morning. eating chicken can give you some sort of a super bug thats nearly impossible to treat. listen to this. researchers say a strain of e-coli found in ...

>> we are finding the same or related e. coli in human infections and retail meat sources chicken. >> reporter: top researchers have strong evidence of a link between the disease and chicken super bug. the grocery store meat carrying the same e. coli strain as the resistant strain causing painful and long-lasting bladder infections. same dna fingerprint. a writer for the food and environment reporting net work interviewed researchers as part of a joint investigation with abc news. >> when they l...

responsibility is the right approach to take for, i think, not only the united states but also for europe. okay. >> republicans are saying youre blaming the europeans for the failures of your own policies. >> the truth of the matter is that, as i said, weve created 4.3 million jobs over the last 27 months. over 800,000 just this year alone. the private-sector is doing fine. where were seeing weaknesses in our economy have to do with state and local government, oftentimes cuts initiated...

charge briefed the top four intelligence committee leaders on a rash of leaks. i spoke with one of those leaders, house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers just last hour. last month rogers said that the administrations chest thumping led to leaking information about the foiled bomb plot in yemen and kind of talking about how the chest thumping was not helping and he said raised a lot of questions but rogers seemed to back away from blaming political motivations in my interview...

center in new york. he joins us on the show. >> good to be here. >> the numbers went up a little bit. they say it wasnt statistically that significant. does it surprise you it didnt go down or this is where its at? >> its where its at until 2014 assuming the health care reform legislation becomes intact, when people will be able to get insurance who dont have it today. sanj sanjay, think of it this way. while it only went up 1 million people, which is lower than expected, think of 12 f...

they say it wasnt statistically that significant. does it surprise you this doesnt go down or it is where its at? >> its where its at until 2014 assuming the health legislation is where its at. it didnt surprise me so much but sanjay think of it this way. while it only went up 1 million people a lot lower than people expected, think of it like 12 football stadiums filled with people that lost their health care last year. the numbers are still that big, they didnt grow that much because...

Missing member of the crew. >> thanks, zain. you can watch zain every morning at 5:00 a.m. on "world one" right here on cnn. and "american morning" will have complete coverage of the royal wedding brought to you in part by kiran. >> thats right. >> ready to go. >> you can win a trip to london to cover the excitement of the royal wedding if you would like to go with kiran and the cnn crew. submit your i-reporter at ireport.com/royalwedding. the contest lasts until april 10th. >> i submitted my ...

Weather -- >> there are scarier things on the new york city streets than an egyptian cobra. this mornings top stories are minutes away. and a new super bug is spreading in hospitals. antibiotics are powerless against it. how most likely to get it. elizabeth cohen has the answers. and its already your ipod, camera, your best friend. google is turning your cell phone into your wallet, too. but what else would you be giving up besides your cash? i was driving in northern california. my son wa...

Digested. a super bug is spreading through los angeles county nursing homes and hospitals. the potentially deadly bacteria is called crkp, and its resistant to antibiotics. health officials saw more than 350 cases during the last half of last year. most occurring in the elderly. drs. say the best way to prevent the spread is through the washing of hands. straight ahead, the largest private employer in america at the highest court in the land. well fr

Two things. one controller would be working an emergency flight having some type of problem and the other person would be there to coordinate emergency equipment. coordinating with the airlines. >> reporter: fatigue and staffing have long plagued air traffic controllers. the ntsb put addressing fatigue on its most wanted safety list >> but the ntsb has said its not a nice thing, a necessary thing and a priority. is that something that needs to be changed? >> professionalism would dictate anyone ...