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The u. N. . Two americans are shot dead at a Training Camp in jordan. We begin with the election in myanmar. European observers say on the whole, the vote counting has been transparent. Their main concerns are the low number of muslim candidates and the low participation candidates of women. Members of myanmars ruling party have been conceding defeat. Its predicted to ends up winning about 70 of the votes. Florence looie reports from langon. Right. We will come back to that story a little bit later but the Russian Sports minister rejected allegations of running a statessponsored doping program...

Studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. I am matt lauer. And i am Natalie Morales in for savannah. I thought gangnam style was bad enough, combine it with you cant touch this. We will get to the latest on the violence in the middle east from Richard Engel in a moment. Day six and no sign of it stopping any time soon. And Paula Broadwell, the woman that had an affair with general David Petraeus back at her North Carolina home this morning. Coming up, new details on her state of mind and the state of her marriage. And is it the end of the twinkie for all of those stockpiling it. Maybe not....

>> testifying before congressional committee today and now he has gone over to be on his yacht over in england. i can tell you that yacht ought to be skimming up this oil. >> harris: the heat on the head of bp and the company's growing pr disaster. >> also tonight the looming shutdown over arizona's immigration law. as protests mount, justice department saying it's considering legal action of its own. a possibility the state's governor calls outrageous, many people are asking could the law could be thrown out before it ever takes effect. >> plus, it's known as the nascar of flying ra...

They need. but their other problem, their other big problem, they say, is once they get here, they have nowhere else to go. it's not safe for them to go back into the towns. it's not safe for them, they say, to go back to their homes. they still fear the army. so for all the people that are beginning to flood back across, there seems to be no hope, no help for them, at least in the very short term here on the kyrgyzstan side of the border. nick robertson, cnn, on the kygyz-uzbec border. today is the eve of the 65th birthday of nobel peace prize winner and key opposition leader, an sun-su-chi...