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A new plan to revamp them expected to be announced this week by president ial candidate Hillary Clinton. Cnbc chief washington correspondent john harwood is in d. C. Now with details. Reporter mandy, Hillary Clintons beginning to lay out all of the components of her Economic Program to try to relink middle class incomes with the profits of Corporate America. Last week she talked about a plan to link employee tax policy or employer tax policy toward Profit Sharing with employers. Now shes trying to encourage longterm investment. I just want to go back to the history of Capital Gains rates to il...

york city. i'm russ mitchell. >> i'm nancy cordes. >> great to have you here. came in yesterday. >> in the driving rain. much nicer today. >> want to tell you more about the security scare in germany before the pope was about to celebrate mass. here's the latest. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we spoke to journalists who say a gunman opened fire with an air rifle firing into the air. nobody was wounded. vatican officials say german police have the suspected gunman in custody and it took place miles away from cathedral square. the journalist said it was closer to 50...

the u.s. says it will use its veto if a vote is taken as new violence breaks out this morning. will anger be increasingly directed at america? knox appeal. a vicious attack comparing her to nazis. her parents were in the courtroom. we'll talk to them about the tense moments this morning, we'll talk to them about the tense moments this morning, september 24, 2011. captioning funded by cbs welcome to "the early show" on a partly cloudy day in new york city. i'm russ mitchell. >> i'm nancy cordes. >> great to have you here. came in yesterday. >> in the driving rain. much nicer today...

and we have it for you "early" this saturday morning, february 12th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs welcome inside. fifth 5e6 on a sunny day in new york city. i'm russ mitchell. >> good morning, i'm rebecca jarvis. >> a busy friday and a busy saturday. we're going to begin with the dawn of a new day in egypt. less than 24 hours ago a popular uprising ended the 30-year rule of president hosni mubarak. this morning the army is in charge, at least for the time being, and 8 million egyptians are in unchartered waters. cbs news correspondent and anchor harry smith is in the egyptian cap...

sunshine, clear, blue skies. perhaps that bodes well for the future of these 80 million egyptians. but as you can see over my shoulder, tahrir square is yet once again teeming with celebration. teeming with people who are celebrating their newfound freedom. and as egyptians woke up today, they woke up to a reality most of them could never have imagined. it was cleanup time in tahrir square today. volunteers were everywhere. sweeping, picking up garbage, erasing graffiti. make no mistake. the cleaning is a metaphor for a fresh start. and it helps to start by cleaning i guess, right? >...