against him dropped. out for clearing his path against ron johnson. it is a fascinating race. young, african american, fairly progressive although he s kind of shifted towards the middle here recently. running against one of the real conservatives, still a trump fire brands in the senate in this key key battleground state in the heart of the midwest. we re going to be spending a lot of time writing, talking, thinking about the wisconsin race this fall, laura. i only issue with what she said is that i m from minnesota, which is a true heart of the midwest. i will leave that alone and let this night be about wisconsin momentarily. thank you jonathan, i appreciate it. no love for the cheese carts. no, i love the cheese curds, and it estate for time. but you can t culminated in with the heart of midwest is and not include minnesota, don t you know. thank you very much all right jonathan, hope you have a good night, but trump allies are enraged they are enraged about the fbi
and blackberries. and what are they thinking? ultra marathon, 135 miles long in death valley. it is being called the world s toughest footrace. runners starting right now on a two-day run through hell. the average temperature in death valley, 116 degrees. not a crash but tacks, of all things, slowing down the tour de france. someone threw tacks on the road in front of the cyclists. who does had a? newsroom begins right now. good monday morning to you. i m carol costello. thank you so much for being here with us this morning. the battle over bain, taxes, outsourcing and whether president obama should apologize gets hot they are morning. the president will be in cincinnati later today and expected to bash romney over tax breaks for big business. but romney is already on the offensive. appearing on republican friendly fox & friends this morning. the president has only one thing going. that is constant attacks on me. you know, they are dishonest and misdirected. i think t
olympians and his harrowing escape from a terror attack with the whole world watching. this is piers morgan tonight. deadly danger in the great outdoors. a florida teenager lost the lower part of his right arm to alligator. a california man was in his kayak when a great white shark took a chunk out of his boat on saturday. just from the start of this month, there have been at least seven different attacks across the country by bears, alligators, a ark and a mountain lion. are the attacks on the rise? joining me now, a man who knows about this thing. he survived a grizzly attack himself. jack hanna is the director emeritus at the columbus zoo and aquarium. he s outside the venetian in scottsdale, arizona, and has a um could of his alligators with him. jack, welcome. good to be here, nice to see you, piers. it appears to be quite a worrying time at the moment for attacks by animals. what do you make of what s going on? people are trying to equate the overheating, in oth
people. syrian government forces continue to fire heavy shells into the city of homs and other areas today. homs is ground zero of the uprising against president bashar al assad. opposition groups say at least 21 people, including children, have been killed today alone. the russian foreign minister arrived in syria today, holding talks with assad and calling for an end to the violence without foreign interference. another development, gulf arab states in france, spain and italy, recalled their ambassadors today, as well. so coming up in about ten minutes we re going to break down what is going on in syria as best as we can from the city s affected, to emergency care, to the specifics of the humanitarian crisis that is going on. we re also going to talk with arwa damon, who has been in that region. she ll provide some much-needed understanding as to what these we ll can do. stay with us, that is just a few minutes away from now. meantime back here in the united states, the rep
new details in the child sex abuse scandal the syracuse. bernie fine s third accuser taking him to court after the d.a. says no criminal charges will be filed. when all of his staff left and he was tanking out i predicted he would have another run. a guy that nose a things two about doing battle with newt gingrich tells us why he would never count him out. the dangerous road out of iraq. we are on the move with the 82nd airborne in steel fortresses designed to get them home live on this american morning. and good morning to you. happy day before friday. december 8. christina and ali have the morning off. here with alina cho. former syracuse basketball coach bernie fine about to be hit with a civil suit by a third accuser who claims fine molested him. lawyers for zach thomaselli will announce the lawsuit later this morning. federal authorities are still investigating his allegations to determine if they are credible. a state prosecutor says the two original accuser