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cain says its time to set the record straight. >> i will talk about all future firestorms. heres one thing people dont know about herman cain. im in it to win it. im not going to be discouraged. >> well, mary snow has the latest developments and mark preston is looking at the political fallout. mary, lets go ahead and begin with you. what caused cain to reverse course all of a sudden and decide to hold this news conference? >> you know, kyra, last week when herman cain railed against t...

governor rick perry is proposing giving you taxpayers a choice. essentially you can pay your current income tax rate under this code or skip the accountants and software and pay a 20% flat tax rate. the bottom line, most americans choose a 20%, and at the least this would amount to a tax cut for the wealthy. candy crowley is the chief police kp correspondent, and anchor of "state of the union" on cnn. no one is sure what romneys proposal is, whether its economically sound. after herman...

unexpected, no question about it. but this has to be startling. >> i have to say that things dont shock me. i was shocked by this. >> reporter: did your heart skip a beat? could you -- what happened? >> i dont know. i think i called home and said, im coming home. im stopping my errands for saturday and first i thought that she should come get me, my wife should come get me, and i said, no, the cars drivable, but no back window. >> reporter: you were out here for about 36 hours or so wi...

manhattan. thanks so much, susan candiotti. so this rare halloween weekend snow in the northeast is impacting more than just new yorkers. we have storm team coverage with meteorologist jacqui jeras in the cnn "weather center" and we got chad myers in the field in his own with severe weather center in york, pennsylvania. lets begin with you chad. amazing accumulation since the last time you and i spoke an hour ago. >> reporter: i know. no question. we pick up at least two inches in one ...

economy came out just minutes ago. christine roman has those and then zain verjee looking at reaction to a deal made on the debt crisis and alison kosik at the new york stock exchange where your 401(k) could enjoy a big day. christine, lets go ahead and start with you. before we focus on the big debt deal, if you dont mind, lets talk about what this means. tell us about the economy and the good news were getting. >> all right, first of all, gdp. how the economy grew in the most recent ...

"outfront" tonight, whoa, whoa, whoa. the markets soared, the dow up 339 points. nasdaq and s&p up more than 3%. and there were two big reasons why. one, america defied skeptics with american consumers spending money. the u.s. economy grew 2.5% in the third quarter. twice as fast as the prior quarter. look at it compared to earlier this year. 2.5% isnt great overall. but it is a lot better than a lot of doomsayers expected. the other big news was europe. they made a deal to bail out gr...

kyra. they were there for about two weeks and authorities in oakland had thought it had gone on long enough and they thought it was a si safety situation over there and health problems with people living in those tents for so long. they decided to disband those protesters and cleared everyone out yesterday afternoon and a few hours later about 7:00, 8:00 at night about 500 protesters decided they wanted to take that area back. so, they started rallying towards city hall and thats where...

outfront tonight, a flat tax from presidential candidate, rick perry. >> it is time to pass a tax that is flat and fair and frees our employers and people to invested and grow and prosper. >> he calls it flat. bottom line is it isnt really. the right word is sort of lumpy. heres why. a true flat tax means all americans start paying a flat tax of 20%. thats perrys rate on their income with no deductions. thats not how this works. you keep your current rate or pick his new 20% rate. by a...

collapsed. people left homeless are dealing now with freezing temperatures. in north africa today tunisians are counting millions of votes by hand. the results of parliamentary elections are expected tomorrow. tunisia was the first country to overthrow the dictator in what became the arab spirang. 80% turned out. many faced long waits. >> i waited three hours to cast your ballot. >> something like 3 1/2 hours. we didnt feel it. it was like five minutes because we were very, very happ...

by the end of the year. thats 39,000 men and women. there was talk that 5,000 troops might stay next year, but, no. weve got jessica yellin at the white house and chris lawrence at the pentagon tonight. jessica, i wanted to start with you. this came down to whether our troops would be protected troops would be protected from prosecution in iraq in part, didnt it? >> reporter: thats right. the white house, this administration and the iraqi government were trying to work out a deal to ge...