at the winners and losers and dan lothian and david mattingly looking ahead to the battlegrounds that are now more important than ever. all right, let s start with dana bash. dana? well, we have some potential news this morning about what this caucus has did to the field on the republican side. michele bachmann who, of course, came in a disappointing sixth, effectively dead last here in iowa is going to hold a news conference in a few hours. her campaign is not saying what it is about, but it is hastily arranged news conference. it is hard to imagine that she s going to have something and not give us news about the future or maybe lack there of of her campaign. so, kyra, we re waiting to see exactly what she says. obviously, she is somebody who was one of those who is riding very, very high in iowa. not that long ago. she actually won the first contest here. the ames straw poll only to see her popularity absolutely plummet in the last few weeks. that will be probably, poten
syria today. it is supposed to observe, and therefore, discourage the government s brutal crackdown on its own people. a crackdown that seems to be in full force despite a promise to the arab league just last week. this is amateur video reportedly from the flash point city of homs. the opposition says 22 people have been killed here today alone. the global intelligence website stratfor is still down after hackers stole thousands of client names. a group called anonymous says it has no brief with stratfor who it considers an unbiased source for information. stratfor is in the business of providing geopolitical information the way the sort of state department does about political climate, on a very granular realtime basis. both to the general public in a more broadway an more specifically in their e-mails that people pay for. so in a sense they are in the security business, so that makes them kind of a ripe target for headline purposes, i guess. stratfor says it is dilige
be for the rest of my life. there s too much to learn in a lifetime. there s something beautiful and challenging and humbling about that that i don t want to let go of. i m always seeking out new sounds and new technique. i could be hung upside down and play guitar. all sorts of tricks out there. they re not artistic, beautiful or moving. so, so talented. check out brooke s blog for her music monday reports at cnn.com/brooke captions by vitac www.vitac.com right to it. this is reporter roulette where in iraq it s another deadly day with threats of more violence. back here in the states somebody out there is a lottery multimillionaire, but haven t claimed the money yet. will the weather hold up today across the country as millions of people head home from their holiday travels? first to washington and our own correspondent barbara starr. the army and air force are dealing with a possible serious online security breach today. tell us about this case of cyber hacking.
weekend. markets around the world are falling. this will have a direct effect on your 401(k). i m ali velshi. the norway terror suspect who admits killing 93 on friday is expected to appear in court in the next hour. his lawyers says he ll explain himself. little comfort to a grieving nation trying to make sense of a massacre, on this american morning. good morning. it is monday, july 25th. this is american morning. a lot going on. let s get you right to it. glad you re back. it has been a very, very busy news time. it sure has. while you ve been gone. and they solved the debt crisis while i was away wrong. a new and powerful force is now entering the debt ceiling debate and as christine said it s the financial markets. the most important at this point. that s what it s about. the markets are down overseas in hong kong and japan, they closed down as efforts to reach an agreement in washington over the weekend failed and this morning, with just eight days