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CNNW CNN Newsroom September 1, 2011 - Vimarsana News

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ethnic kurds were holding a peace rally, when dozens of young men en masse apparently hijacked that rally. this set off a confrontation with police and kurds are the minority and they've been out on the streets protesting because many are angry the turkish military have been attacking their villages. president obama is moving his big speech on jobs from next wednesday to next thursday night. john boehner turned down the president's request to address congress wednesday. why? it would be hard. winds whipping 25 miles per hour are spreading west of dallas ft. worth. some 39 homes hav...

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There taking credit. but as same goes on there will be more stature added to him. >> i don't think, i think it sounded rather sullen. i think he was right not to go but he should have had a much more sort of flourishing eloquent articulate sort of praising of that 340e78moment, . >> you agree the absence was the right way? >> i think it was but should have been delivered with more -- >> what do you think? >> former president clinton also was invited and couldn't come because of scheduling conflicts. the former presidents will have their moment at ground zero in september for the 10th anniversa...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110505:11:10:00

Publicly. and president clinton along with president bush is unable to be there today because of scheduling conflicts. >> the discussion this morning is perhaps osama bin laden was treated unfairly, a bizarre concept of a guy who killed 3,000 people but missteps by the white house. do they have regret rushing the story as quickly as they did sunday night without having all their ducks in a row. >> reporter: to some extent, i'm sure they do wish they had it right initially however, i'mshire they're saying we were trying to get it out right as quickly as possible and there is missteps along. the...

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Trip. the president will be laying a wreath at ground zero. he will not be make a speech there. he will meet with family members. there may be a point where we hear from the president while he is in new york city, but it seems that aides have, while they wanted to pay homage to ground zero during this momentous week when osama bin laden was put to death at the hand of u.s. s.e.a.l.s, they don't want to create this into a political event. as you know, we've reported that both former president george w. bush and former president clinton were invited to attend today as a part of that spirit of un...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110302:14:42:00

Out that michael didn't show. there are many people who miss appointments because of scheduling conflicts and scheduling conflict and point out michael one of two instances where he did not show up is really unfortunate. you talk about heroes. we are honoring also at this gala a military veteran, a veteran of the desert storm war and attorney carl mandu who fights on behalf of the down trotted. a man was run over by a trash talk, this attorney is fighting on behalf of that young man. no intentions on that, only on michael because we recognize michael for the good that he is doing. >> okay. we ...