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so it just goes on and on like that. so a tough 24 hours for the gop contender. all of will started when he gave the interview when he said we don't know how the games will it turn out, some of the problems have been disconcerting. david cameron took issue, said some brutal things of his own and then romney came out of his meeting with cameron praising the preparations for the olympic games. so whatever the british word is for wood shed is, that might have been where romney was taken yesterday during his meeting with david cameron. but an interview with pierce who are begapiers morga...

of nearly 10,000 educators a strike authorization vote to get cbs to move on this issue. teachers will only have a slightly longer work day while adding jobs, by the numbers it goes like this: we have been discussing this for over a decade in this city, that discussion is over we will not give our kids the opportunity they have been shortchanged. >> 40-$50 million, the question of paying that bill the district is already nearly $700 million in the whole. >> seven men and five women is the makeup of the jury that will decide the fate of drew peterson. we bring in court today. >> the w...

department. tucker barnes going to talk about that in just a second. >> good morning. i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm sarah simmons. we want to continue to follow breaking news out of colorado this morning where at least 14 people are dead in a shooting at a movie theater in a mall in the denver suburb of aurora. also 50 others wounded coming from police here. this happened during the premier of the new batman movie. what you are taking a look at right now are pictures from a helicopter there over the scene of that theater that is actually inside of a shopping mall there. police and ambula...

that greece will leave the eurozone. they're expected to call on all european nations to take comprehensive measures to ease the crisis over sovereign debt. japan is expected to ask the other g-7 nations for their support in stemming the yen's further advance against the euro. jun azumi says the yen's excessive strength is not desirable for japan. australia's central bank cut its interest rate for the second straight month in a bid to stimulate the economy. the reserve bank of australia lowered the rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 3.5% at its board meting on tuesday. in tak...

marriage for you. >> opponents say the ban amounts to discrimination. the amendment defines marriage as between a man and a woman. the head of the group that supported the amendment says, quote, we are not anti-gay. we are pro-marriage. 61% voted for the amendment, 39% voted against it. and a bomb went off in syria today near a convoy carrying united nations observers. none of the u.n. team was hurt but several syrian security people went to the hospital. senator dick lugar delivering a warning now to the man who defeated him in indiana's republican primary. in a written statemen...