the world. the area highlighted is just off the coast of south carolina pap concentrated area but it has been rapidly developing. that s why the national hurricane center is keeping a close eye on it. the latest advisory says this could develop into a tropical depression or maybe even a tropical storm as early as sunday. possibly later tonight as we see we ve had a lot of convection, meaning thunderstorm activity developing with it and enhanced here. you can see areas here in red and yellow. those are the higher topped thunderstorms. something to keep watch on and the first name of the season is alberto. we ll keep a close look at this already active season that hasn t officially begun for 2012. this potentially could get a name. it. william to intensify eve before the season begins? absolutely. if it becomes a hurricane, it gets a name. thank you. keep us posted. terrorist charges brought against three anti-nato protesters have taken place. chicago announcing felony
that s very impressive, 71,500. he is 28 thousand votes ahead of ron paul who has come in second. jon huntsman, former utah governor coming this third, 17%. 31,886. there s a battle under way for fourth and fifth. newt gingrich right now with 81% of the precinct et reporting slightly s head of rick santorum. both at 10%. rick perry barely did anything in new hampshire. he is already in south carolina getting ready for that. let s go to mitt romney headquarters right now. candy crowley is watching what s going on. he delivered a pretty powerful speech tonight, victory speech, in new hampshire and it follows his victory. albeit by a very, very tight margin but so far candy, two for two. he is. and you know, if the romney people could have scripted this evening, it could not have gone any better for them. he had a good and solid first place, and running a distant second, ron paul, really the candidate they feared the least, the man they don t think will ever be acceptable to t
today i can report that as promised, the rest of our troops in iraq will come home by the end of the year. after nearly nine years, america s war in iraq will be over. over the next two months, our troops in iraq, tens of thousands of them, will pack up their gear and board convoys for the journey home. the last american soldier will cross the border out of iraq with their heads held high, proud of their success, and knowing that the american people stand united in our support for our troops. that is how america s military efforts in iraq will end. but even as we mark this important milestone, we re also moving into a new phase in the relationship between the united states and iraq. it cost the united states a foreign in blood and treasure. thousands of american lives, hundreds of billions of dollars. now after nearly nine years, the end of the iraq war is in sight. the united states and iraq were unable to reach an agreement on immunity for u.s. forces going forward so p
photograph that the saline bag you see where it has a slit or a cut in the bag where i m pointing in people s 28? yes, i can. okay. did you observe that on that day, june 25th, 2009? no, sir. and again, referencing your diagram where you had drawn an apparatus at the bottom of this saline bag, would that can you see those two pictures, mr. alvarez? yes, sir. the saline bag that you drew as reflected in people s 27 on the right here, you show the saline bag coming down and terminating, and then it appears there is an additional apparatus attached to it. is that accurate? yes, sir. looking at the saline bag as reflected in people s 28, is the apparatus visible or would the apparatus have been, to your recollection, connected to this port? it is not visible, sir. okay. so to be clear, people s 28, what i m calling a port, you see this you understand to what i m referring at the bottom of people s 28 as it is shown right now? yes. that will be reflec
doors? tonight, emmy winner, marianna margulies and the good wife. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. new york times columnist, nick christophe is here with me. first, we want to turn to a devastating day in the markets. asian stocks reacting, south korean shares down 3.5% and australian stocks down 2.05% and a huge recession and the dow dropping 391 points. nasdaq and s&p 500 didn t fare much better. we had lots of turmoil but there is expectation from analysts and experts we could be heading to another form of recession. what s going on here? i think insecurities are feeding on each other and even though it s fixable in economic sense but maybe not political sense. our 401(k)s depend to some degree on agreeing parliamentarians to solve their political problems and our own problems in washington don t help that. there s a sense a real disconnect between politicians almost everywhere in the world and reality. is that the sense you re getting? yeah. cert