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A city -- part of a city escapes me. it escapes me. i dont understand it. never will. >> everybody in this area was fearful because everyone was worried. they didnt know what was going to happen to them and to their homes and to their community. and they knew that the police were not there to protect them the way they usually are, because the entire area was being consumed by this tragedy. >> dr. paul toffel is among the many surgeons treating the wounded at area hospitals. >> there were about 3...

Weeks and were still 2 years from getting out of this country. what happens between now and then and the american appetite to even learn and be informed about whats taking place in afghanistan? >> well, were in a very trickty position obviously. i mean the numbers, remember are 20,000 u.s. killed and wounded. 85,000 u.s. troops were 800 miles from the ocean. were in a strategic withdrawal under pressure. were doing it in an atmosphere in which the american people have written this war off. two- ...

White pickup truck, officer slocum clutches his neck, a reflex action doctors would later say was caused by the head injury. as he provides cover, the wounded officer tries to run across the street. but slocumb veers to the right losing balance and collapsing into a chain link fence. mcfarland, knowing every second counts, runs across the street to get to his partner, putting himself directly in the crosshairs of colliers rifle. >> i might get shot, but its a chance i got to take. >> mcfarland m...

Its not going as quickly as they wanted. they want a choice election because jobs the deficit is not so good for president. now, they have the choice with paul ryan and his budgeted. that is why youre hearing the republicans push back because they wont just sit back and take these attacks. >> kelly: first lady michelle obama campaigning for her husband speaking at a fund-raiser in los angeles this hour. yesterday she made a surprise visit to colorado to meet with the victims of deadly colorado m...

to go through. and just to give a little bit of context, the field marshal was probably the most powerful man in egypt, now mohamed morsi is the most powerful man in egypt. also comes as president mohamed morsi sacked his head of intelligence. he sacked the head of the republican guard, which oversees security. there was a lot of turnover right now within the security service, within the military. this is all coming as we have this conflict going on in sinai. a lot of people are wonder...

its 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 out west. a doctor, father, and authority on near death experiences in children stands accused of water boarding his own daughter. that story is it ahead. also, a hot dry summer translates to pain in farmers fields and supermarkets. check out supermarket lanes all over the world. and curiosity is out of this world, way out of this world, but it is keeping in touch via tweets. much of that coming up. first, a very tough story. accusations of water boa...

and when you do, youll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control situation in syria. these are pictures just in to n that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. cn of ay and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind you that the highway wedeman and his crew. might not be as desolate... rebels deny they are retreating. ...as you thought. a short time ago i spoke with ♪ ben wedeman by phone from north syria about what he is seeing. >> what we saw is a...

and a clue to the mans connection to hate groups. plus a new attack ad by an obama super pac linking mitt romney to someones death. and an investigation into the safety of american soldiers. why is an interior tool to detect ieds still being used right now? good evening, everyone, im erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the rise of hate in america. the massacre at this sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin has raised so many questions and tonight we have new details about the shooter,...

why is an interior tool to detect ieds still being used right now? good evening, everyone, im erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the rise of hate in america. the massacre at this sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin has raised so many questions and tonight we have new details about the shooter, wade michael page. page was living in wisconsin for about a year, and as our ted rowlands found out, in the months and weeks before he killed six people, page was a recluse and making arrangemen...

of the biggest lost and found collections in the world. it has been around for 200 years, and we dont know who lost them or where. the next hour of the "cnn newsroom," don lemon starts newsroom," don lemon starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com hello, everyone. don lemon here, and suzanne is off today. this hour in the "cnn newsroom," we are going to focus on exciting new pictures coming back from mars and new details into the investigation of the wisconsin shooter. ...