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another $1.5 trillion in deficit reductions from entitlements and tax reform. >> in the ayes are 74; the nays, 26. the motion to concur senate bill 365 is agreed to. >> reporter: from there, it was on to the white house. this is, however, just the first step. >> reporter: while many democrats argue the debt ceiling deal gave in to the gop's no tax demands, the president signalled that debate is not over. and since you can't close the deficit with just spending cuts, we'll need a balanced approach where everything's on the table. >> reporter: that table for now has been cleared of one...

haynesworth was on the field watching practice. you can see tlim talking with coaches. his knee is still swollen. when his knee feels ready, he says he will take the test. an nfl star who knows about playing football and drama is brett favre. everybody knows that. >> multiple reports say favre told the minnesota vikings and his teammates he is going to retire. we have heard this before. the quarterback played in the nfl for 19 seasons and had was of his best years last year. his ankle has not recovered from surgery as quickly as he would have hoped. and now the latest on the gulf o...

infamous killer to make a shocking statement. hey, cleveland, lebron james, ask this guy wearing king james miami jersey. he didn't just get booed, he got the boot. i'm krya phillips. you are live in "cnn newsroom." we begin with life and death as an american soldier, july, deadliest month for u.s. troops in afghanistan. 63 of our men and women in uniform lost in the last 30 days. the most sacred place for our fallen heroes but so many of those whitehead stones dotting the hillsides of arlington unmarked and mixed up and mishandled. now, life insurance companies accused of profitin...

downtown washington. the event takes teams of homeless men, women and at-risk youth. opening ceremony and parade will be held tonight at 5:00. local members of congress will meet with the national transportation safety board today to go over the week's findings with last year's deadly metro crash. a panel found long-running safety issues as one of the reasons for the collision. metro's red line is back to normal this morning. part of it was closed for hours yesterday after power lines fell on the tracks. lindsey mastis live in silver spring with the story. is it so far 0 good. >>...

because, again, it took out several thousand customers. >> reporter: while there is good new, pepco was able to restore the power to many of the residents that lost it due to these counseled down the power lines here in silver springs. the other between news is that metro tells us the red line is back to normal and not expecting any delays this morning. all red line passenger were affected bay those downed power lines, but yesterday's ordeal was particularly frustrated for the passengers strand order that train in the middle of that mess. listen to this. >> we wait three hours. so ...