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hello, everyone. im don lemon. thank you for joining us tonight on cnn. here are some of tonights big stories and what were working on for tomorrow. the senate homeland security committee is going to hear a hearing on the secret service prostitution scandal. agency director mark sullivan will testify at the hearing on may 23rd. the scandal erupted last month just before president obamas trip to colombia. so far, nine secret service employees have lost their jobs. >> yahoo!s ceo scott t...

hello, everyone. im don lemon. thank you for joining us tonight on cnn. here are some of tonights big stories and what were working on for tomorrow. the senate homeland security committee is going to hear a hearing on the secret service prostitution scandal. agency director mark sullivan will testify at the hearing on may 23rd. the scandal erupted last month just before president obamas trip to colombia. so far, nine secret service employees have lost their jobs. yazoo ceo scott thom...

now from washington. >> hi, fredricka. as you mentioned, theres been a whole lot of variety in the speeches, and in talking to ordinary churchgoers as well. i want to play some interesting comments from two pastors who disagree on this matter. one is pastor emmitt burns from baltimore, a church in baltimore. another is from a chump here in d.c. lets hear what they had to say. >> will this hurt the african-american community support for the president in the upcoming election? well, i wo...

Solar and a range of option. >> coal is brought from the western states, montana and wyoming, and seattle on their way up to canada for export. six new coal terminals are proposed for washington state and oregon to meet the rising coal export demand. half the projects nationwide. in bellingham, washington, s s.s.a. marie wants to build the largest coal terminal at cherry point. advocates says if the u.s. doesnt export coal, canada will, and keeping jobs north of the border. the mayor of ferndale...

newt gingrich takes south carolina. >> we proved here in south carolina that people power with the right ideas beats big money, and with your help, were going to prove it again in florida. >> the former house speaker says he may not have the money, but he can take on mitt romney. well take you live to south carolina for the post-primary analysis. despite false reports swirling on social media, former penn state coach joe paterno is alive, but in serious condition. students lit candle...

concordia." today, divers blew a hole in the capsized cruise ship to make the search easier. soon afterwards, they found five bodies, bringing the total of known deaths to 11. now back on land, the ships captain still in jail, likely facing a host of criminal charges, up to and including manslaughter. not only did he not go down with his ship, an exasperated coast guard official had to order him, more than one, to go back and help rescue passengers. heres a portion of an extraordinary ...

Several points over the weekend, overrunning the governments security headquarters and raising al qaedas black banner over the city mosques and freeing up did 200 inmates and the releases releases have beene changer. in 2006 this man, a long time aide to osama bin laden was freed and became the leader of al qaeda in yemen, and now, he is a key transit point between the capital account south where officials tell fox that al qaeda in yemen has been focused on safe haven here, with remote mountains...

the former governor haley barbour. before leaving office he gave 14 pardons including a murderer. in an exclusive interview with cnn, eps hes sorry and has found god and changed his life. he worked in the governors office as part of a prison program for three years and talked with the governor he said every day. >> reporter: your pardon, as you probably know by now, has triggered a lot of outrage. not just yours, of course. but the pardons of other prisoners. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: ...

To pass through the oil transit point. >> if you ask me what keeps me awake at night, its the strait of hormuz and the business going on in the arabian gulf. >> admiral greenert, the chief of naval operations spoke in washington today days after last weeks rescue by the uss stenis of the 13 iranian fishermen who were being held by pirates in the persian gulf. another public relations coo for the u.s. navy and coast guard in wake of rising tension and threat from the iranian military. a time of g...

Reportedly said that without their help, they would be dead. their american rescuers travel with food certified according to muslim tradition. they fed the rain koreans, treated one for burns and then transferred them to the iranian coast guard. its the second rescue, as you mention, by a u.s. military vessel since the iranians threatened to close the strait of hormuz and not allow another aircraft carrier to pass through the oil transit point. >> if you ask me what keeps me awake at night, its ...