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the 11th hour is underway on this tuesday night. good evening, once again i am stephanie coming to you live from our nation's capital were former president trumps number two has lost his bid to testify under oath. a federal judge has now ordered mike pence to appear before the grand jury investigating henry six. mike pence has been fighting the subpoena, he argued his role has president of the senate shielded him from testimony but the judge said he can be questioned about a legend illegality on trump's part. tonight mike pence hinted that this is not over. >> i have nothing to hid...

That's why even as we have confronted our own economic challenges over the past few years, we've collaborated closely with our european allies and partners as they've confronted theirs. today we discussed ways they can promote growth and job creation right now while still carrying out reforms necessary that stabilize and strengthen their economy force the future. we know it is possible. in part based on our own experience here. in my earliest days in office, we took decisive steps confront our own financial crisis for making banks submit to stress test, to rebuilding capital examine put in pla...

at sea pleading for help from a passing cruise ship but allegedly ignored. now the sole survivor of that horrific 28-day ordeal takes matters into his own hands. we want to welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." the 2012 campaign ad wars are threatening to take an lig new turn by dredging up the past. so far mitt romney is rejecting a proposed anti-obama advertising offensive that would have brought back a controversial figure from the last presidential campaign. here's jim acosta. >> it was a pitch to tear...

They work out the plan as is wells fargo testing out a $3 debit fee in a hand will of states and this at a time when americans from coast to coast are demonstrating against corporate greed including being nickel asked dialed by the banks. crisis management experts say the move by some institutions to back away from debit card fees is pure damage control. >> this is symbolic, the banks see they have a credibility problem with the public. the backlash from bank of america's possibility raising fees, occupy wall street, and people's general dissatisfaction with corporations is making banks step b...

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