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>> that's something worth while. >> i agree. >> i want to help. i just want to help. from seaports to airports. do security drones need chaperons -- which is chap-rones? >> you wear chaps. >> they had a store called chap-rones. it was a half chaps, half pasta delicious diet meal. you could have the chaperones with a big bowl of pasta in your chaps. >> i like the beef uh roan knee there. >> a couple of new york lawmakers think so. we don't remember what they were talking about, and they are calling for a passenger advocate to follow-up on customer complaints over security screenings. senator ...

Only used by local police during emergencies. take a listen to this. city of san francisco will make when the minimum wage tops $10 on january 1. a 32 cent raise will bring the minimum wage up to $10.24. that, by the way, highest in the country. san francisco law mandates an increase to minimum wage every year. charges could soon be on the way for several college basketball players involved in a brawl during a game in cincinnati. over the weekend. look at the eight players. the university of cincinnati are now suspended because of this ugly fight. local prosecutors say that they are considerin...

and good morning. this is your "a.m. wake-up call" for wednesday, november 23rd, from the time warner center in new york. i'm carol costello. here are this morning's top stories. >> i don't want a law that says after we lose a major american city, we're sure going to come and find you. i want a law that says you try to take out an american city, we're going to stop you. >> newt gingrich challenging ron paul over the patriot act. the new co-front-runner still getting high marks in his first debate with a bull's-eye on his back. we'll have more of the highlights ahead. it's going to ...

always get something new out of these and we certainly did last night. you won't see another one of these for another two weeks. so, we got quite a treat last night. we'll break down what we saw in that showdown, which was over national security and foreign policy. and these candidates, yes, they're all in the same party. it is clear, though, they are not on the same page. you see who will join me, our foreign affairs correspondent, she is jill dougherty. always good to have her. and deputy political director paul steinhauser. newt gingrich may have hurt himself last night. we'll sta...

fredricka whitfield. get you up to speed this wednesday november 23rd. just in -- egypt's highest ranking muslim cleric is calling on police to stop attacking protesters. this comes as the country's uprising bloodier and bolder. authorities now say at least 35 people have been killed and almost 2,000 injured in five straight days of violence. clashes between protesters and police are happening outside tahrir square. and inside the square, tens of thousands of demonstrators are standing their ground demanding the country's military council quickly hand over power to civilian rule....