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Iowa, and new hampshire. planned parenthood is making a major change in its policy regarding fetal tissue research. heres correspondent peter deucy. >> today planned parenthood said theyll stop asking their partners to reimburse them for money spent collecting fetal tissue after abortions. the tissue will still get collected, but now no one will chip in to cover costs. the groups president explains in a letter that any planned parenthood health center thats involved in donating tissue after an...

Will chip away and one day well have everyone on helicopters leaving the green zone. if we gate -- use noun saw this coming except guys like you as recently as a few weeks ago. >> absolutely. >> always good having you, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> forget about protesting officers in the streets. now theyre going after top cops for wanting more officers on the streets. >> no new cops. >> sergeant at arms please -- >> no new cops. this isnt improving. right? more cops, right? its delicious! an...

Still she has plans to rebuild. >> obviously the roof is still -- theres something over the top of it. >> how long have you guys been here. >> about 18 years. 18 years i guess. >> long enough to form strong bonds with people that want to help. as this community continues to recover, its unclear how much monetary damage was caused by that tornado. not clear if the federal government will chip in to help. >> nick thank you for that report. quick break. were back in a minute.

All right. now back to washington and the 11th hour deal that has reopened the government and averted a debt crisis, at least for now. want to talk winners and losers? neither do i. no winners here. this is a temporary deal. we will be reliving it all in just a few months. heres senator john mccain. >> this was a terrible idea. i told you at the beginning how it was going to end. and we know if they try it again how its going to end. so hopefully were not going to do this again, at least not in ...

Fast starters. >> reporter: thats exactly what it was for ethan. a start. he went on to get his bachelors degree on his employers tab. >> because of my role working for a cuni they were able to waive the tuition. >> reporter: his return of $# 6,000. his sister chose an expensive masters degree from new york university. if you are trying to trim your college costs, start at a community college. >> where you went to school matters less and less. what matters more is what you take. >> reporter: sec...

Employer will chip in. >> that was essential to help me finishing my bachelors. >> so is america on the verge of an economic renaissance? catch ali velshi and me right back here at 1:00 p.m. eastern on "your money," "cnn saturday morning" continues right now. good saturday morning to you, great to see you, im susan hendricks in today for randi kaye. 10:00 on the east coast. we begin right outside washington this morning where conservatives are gathered to set their course for the future. it ...

Or otherwise inappropriate competitive advantage for the postal service. when its expanded to about ten cities eventually, the post office will make a half a billion dollars a year off the new service, and this will chip away at the nearly $16 billion it loses every year. rick? rick: thank you, steve. steve centanni in washington. ♪ heather: well, turning now to the fiscal cliffhanger, we are just weeks away from possibly seeing big spending cuts and tax hikes kicking in, and the big question ...

her appearance suggested she was intoxicat intoxicated. the source saying other hotel guest on both of those days heard her accuse a bartender of watering down her drinks. this shows her pool side on wednesday. a drink by her side. we dont know what the drink contained. we should underscore the account of her drinking cams from a single source. one that cnn believes to be reliable. we have obtained a copy of a preliminary death certificate. you can see the immediate cause of death is l...