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Morning. it's a big success for iraq and the u.s. jon: i'm sure you'll have more on "special report" tonight. bret baier is the anchor. good to talk to you. >> reporter: sure. jane: want to get to some business news. let's take a look at how the markets are doing today, the dow is down about 23 points or so. all this in the wake of friday's bombshell announcement by the sec, the securities and exchange commission, charging goldman sachs with civil fraud. jen jenna, what's new this morning? jenna: a few things. goldman sachs going to announce their latest earnings tomorrow, so they're trying to...

Oh, yes, please, tell me it's time. yeah? >> a very interesting story off the top here. a story about, you might say, hypocrisy. state senator roy ashburn of california, a conservative republican from the bakersfield area, had a long history of voting against gay rights. he was against -- voted against gay marriage in the state of california. he voted against a harvey milk day that was to honor, of course, the gay rights leader. that passed later but he voted against it. well, last week he was arrested for dui, and a television station up there in california reported he was leaving a gay night...

Meineke. 12 minutes past the hour. time for an a.m. original, something you'll see only on "american morning." he was strongly favored to win re-election, but indiana senator evan bayh announced that he is not going to run this fall. >> another struggling seat that could be lost to a republican in the midterm elections. five seats up for grabs, six for the gop. political guru charlie cook has taken a seat from a lean democrat and put it in the lean republican company. a look at why the senator is deciding to bow out now. >> reporter: john, kiran, it was a bombshell announcement for a democra...

The president. if republicans make gains in the midterm elections this fall, he says there may be, ironically, more attempts to compromise because as republicans begin to have the prospect of passing some of their own initiatives instead of just blocking the democrats' both parties may be more inclined to compromise. harris: wendall goler outside the white house, thank you. jon: will a change in communications be enough to stem voter anger about things like unemployment, spending and a log jam in congress? a fair and balanced debate on that just ahead. plus, retiring indiana senator evan bayh'...

Voters across the nation could deliver a shock to both parties unless we change this town and reform congress. this following yesterday's bombshell announcement that he will not seek a third term. let's go now to chief political correspondent carl cameron live in washington with more drama on this. so, carl, senator bayh has made the rounds, any further information? >> reporter: pretty much reiterating what he said yesterday, that he's fed up and disgusted with what he calls is the extreme partisanship which is what the founders set up so mistakes couldn't be made in haste. the senator has mad...