major setback for egypt. who is running the country? the constitution was ruled invalid today in egypt, and said that anyone elected under it has to go. egypt's military rulers took over all of the legislative pow, and it is already a tense time politically as the egyptian voters will choose a president in a runoff election this weekend. and the prosecutors in the jerry sandusky child molestation trial will wrap up the case today. one of the victims is an alleged victim whose mother called authorities after her son told her that he had showered with sandusky. he is accused of abusing ten boys in a ten-year period. this aircraft went down yesterday, and all five crew members are not injured, and the osprey's safety has been questioned since 2005. a man accused of a shooting spree in auburn university is accused of three murders and two assault counts. you can see desmonte leonard at his court appearance this morning. the funerals for the two killed will take place saturday, and two of them were former auburn university football players. it is not a good day for cyclist lance armstrong who is fighting a uphill battle, accusations he is a blood doper. today the world body that controls the races say he cannot compete in the race this month. but that is not the issue, because the administration may find a way to take away the seven world titles, which is a world record. and casey winans has more into new evidence of what lance armstrong is cited in the story as well. >> el ewell, fredricka, that is correct. the world anti-doping agency sent a letter to lance armstrong and in what is called a conspiracy to not only use enhanced performing drugs, but to traffic performance enhancing drugs. according to lance armstrong, he took to twitter as many people do these days and called it a witch hunt. he also released a for mall statement that said unlike many of my accusers, i have competed as an endurance athlete for 25 years with no spike in performance. also he says he has passed more than 500 drug tests and never failed one. he calls it a vendetta by former competitors and he calls it unfair. now sh now, there is a hearing that is expected to happen sometime before november, and even before that hearing the charges are going to go before a review panel, but lance armstrong is saying that these charges are basically based on old allegations, and cannot be proved, fredricka. >> we talked about the seven tour de france titles, but what else is at stake for armstrong? h. >> well, armstrong, himself, say says this is an effort to have the tour de france titles stripped from him. also, this as you mentioned, he has had a career recently after he retired from cycling of competing in triathlons and he cannot do that any longer while this investigation is under way. we should point out that the u.s. anti-doping agency says that all of the witnesses corroborated in the investigation of enhanced performance drugs in cycling and says that lance armstrong was given an opportunity to do so, but he did not and that is why he is facing allegations, and not all of the other cyclists who have admitted to using enhancement performance drugs. >> so this investigation is one thing, but might it lead to a potential criminal case? >> it does not appear so. lance armstrong was the subject of a justice department investigation, and that investigation was closed without any charges earlier this year. also a grand jury looked into this, and they did not return an indictment against lance arm strong, so it does not appear that any criminal charges will result of this. >> casey winans, thank you so much. >> the banned substance is called epo, and an athlete who uses it can manipulate the amount of red blood cells which can boost the athlete's performance. our medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is here, and what is epo? >> it stands for erythroprotein, and it brings more red blood cells into your blood, and more red blood cells increase the oxygen that your muscles can get. this drug is a wonder for aids patients or kidney failure patients, and you can see here the red blood cells and imagine more of those bringing more oxygen to your muscles. athletes have taken a look at this in the past and said, more oxygen to the muscles, and that would be good for us, too. >> if it is used in other patients with ailments including kidney patients, why would this be a difficult thing to detect? >> it is because our bodies naturally produce epo, and it took years for them to figure out a test to distinguish the natural epo from the kind of epo that you take as a drug. just because the drug exists doesn't mean it is easy to detect the levels in your bloodstream, plus, this letter they wrote to lance armstrong and others says that he did things to mask his use of epo, for example, they say he would take smaller doses so it is more difficult to track them, and he used masking agents and things that you can do to mask the drug in your system, and they say that he injected it into his veins rather than right under the skin. >> these are the allegations that are unproven. >> still unproven. >> so if you were an athlete who were to use the epo, and what potential side effects or dangers would there be to that user? >> epo can cause a lot of problems. what it does is to make your blood thicker and we saw before the red blood cells, you have thicker blood. if you have thicker blood, you are more in danger of having a stroke when things are so thick that blood gets to the brain. higher danger of heart attack, and anemia or sudden death in sleep. so if somebody is doing this -- >> over a prolonged period of time? >> well, it is not necessarily going to take all that long. there have been athletes who have suffered, you know, from using this, and it is not clear exactly how long they used it for, but this drug can be dangerous. >> well, that is fascinating, because he is still seemingly the picture of health, so all of the list of things has. happened. >> hasn't happened. >> because if those things are not absolutely going to happen to you if you use the epo, but it increases the chance that it is going to happen, and you running that risk. plenty of people use epo and that never happens. >> fascinating stuff. i know we will be talking about this again as the investigation continues to move forward. thank you so much, elizabeth cohen. appreciate it. that banned substance that lance armstrong is accused of using, we will keep you up to date as they work on that investigation. here is what else we are working on. they are among the most persecuted people on earth. we will tell you what life is like for muslims in myanmar. and the freedom tower is climbing higher everyday. tonight the president is working with union workers building it. and they are illegal immigrants. they reveal themselves on the cover of "time" magazine. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? 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>> yes. >> reporter: key for the president. >> right now, you are in one of the four lobbies. >> reporter: held oversees 1,200 workers building one world trade center. >> there are 30,000 pieces of steel that we coordinated which is equivalent to seven eiffel towers. >> reporter: it was july 4, 2001, that the ground was broken, but then plans were scrapped due to security terms and then in april of 2006, a second ground breaking and that brings us to where we are today. >> the political situation as well as the architectural and the engineering challenges were all unprecedented here. it stopped and start and changed directions several times. it has been very hesitant. there have been all of the political battles, and financial battles over it. >> reporter: what do you say to those who have criticized how long this has taken. >> well, my response to that comment is they are right. the project has taken longer, and cost more. i would expect that the entire site will be in the $15 billion range. >> reporter: security is priority number one. >> this will be in an unintrusive way the safest commercial space any place in the world. >> reporter: is one world trade center stronger that on the twin towers that stood before? >> oh, by far. >> reporter: it now stands 104 stories high, and it will be topped out in the next few weeks. >> ultimately 1776 feet. >> very symbolic number. >> yes, and not accidental. all right. poppy harlow joining us live now. poppy, if it is topped out in the next few weeks, i'm sure that there is great relief, and great trepidation, and just real exuberance, too, for the many people who have worked on that structure. >> it is the culmination, fredricka, of so many years of hard work. frankly speaking, a lot of bickering politically, financially, and the president today, he is going to be here around 5:15 eastern time, and he will get a preview of the topping out ceremony, and that is the word they use in the construction world for when this building reaches the final height. when i was there a few days ago it was 1,300 feet, and you heard it is 1,776 feet, and the president will sign the beam along with all of the construction workers later on who worked on building one world trade center, and that beam will be at the top of the building and very symbolic, but a political stop for the president being around all of the union construction workers and something that he pushed as recently as last friday when he spoke about the need for congress and in his opinion the need to act on the jobs act. he talked specifically about the construction worker, and he will be surrounded by them in lower manhattan today. >> thank you, poppy harlow for bringing us that story from lower manhattan. they have been hiding illegally, but until now. and don't forget you can watch cnn live by going to cnn.com/tv. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. 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deport deported me? what did they tell you? >> well, i mean, to me, you know, in fiscal year 2011, the obama administration deported almost 400,000 people. and we are talking about people who got deported because they had like minor traffic offenses, and getting pulled over and we are talking about people who are mothers and fathers and uncles and aunts and sons and daughters and the people. and i was just, you know, curious, because i could not have been any more public about coming out last summer, and really the goal for me was in the process to have a more honest discussion in america. >> what is your thought that maybe you and the other people in the story are kind of taunting authorities and almost challenging them, and why aren't you doing something? >> well, i mean, by the way, like people have been coming out long before i came out about this issue. i don't know if you have heard about the four undocumented americans from miami who walked from miami to washington, d.c. you know, to lobby for the dream act in 2010. i mean, i remember being editor of the "huffington post" here in new york sitting at my desk and watching the video of the four courageous people in florida taking that walk, and i said, what am i doing? i have to be a part of this. more and more people like us are coming out everyday and not just people undocumented but the people who support us, our teachers, our pastors, our neighbors, our friends. and this is really an unprecedented movement in the immigrant rights community that is changing how, you know, politicians and even the supreme court looks at the issue. >> you say there is real contradictions and you have come out and people know the story and they ask you why you have not been deported and some people are expressing great ain anger that you continue to be here and continue to work as a journalist even though now you say that you have lost your abjektive -- objectivity, and you are revealing in the story, but you also reveal that some of the contradictions are measured in different ways, because americans in large part create compassion for the undocumented workers and yet americans support police stopping and questioning anybody who is suspected of being illegal? >> that strikes at the heart, i think, of the fact that we have not had in this country, an honest and truthful conversation about this issue. you know, i said in the story that i'm like a walking uncomfortable conversation that nobody wants to have. well, there are 35 people on the cover of "time" magazine who are walking uncomfortable conversations, and we are forcing the president and governor romney to talk about this issue differently. >> so you're hoping, and your hope in that conversation that the dream act, say, for instance, would be passed and there would be an easier path, because you say that like, yourself, it is not easy to get into the process of trying to become legal. you would have to leave the country for ten years in order to apply. >> right. and people who have been living here since they were 6 and since they were 3. i found this guy on facebook, roy who is from israel who got here from israel to new york when he was 3 years old, and graduated and educated and can't work. i am talking to another woman in austin, texas, who has a master's degree in nursing who wants to be a military nurse, and she can't work. the fact that we can't even agree on the dream act which is a litmus test, right, it tells you how divorced from reality, you know, in some ways most of the politicians are when it comes to this issue. we want more taxpayers, and we want more people contributing. >> it is a fascinating article, and you reveal so much not just about your personal story, but that of so many others. jose antonio vargas, thank you so much, the cover story of "time" magazine this week. >> thank you so much for having me. in the last 12 election s the candidate who has won ohio has gone on to win the white house. and today, ohio is battleground zero for the president and the challenger, and two different cities in ohio today. syou know, i've helped a lot off people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. 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[ applause ] thank you, also, to brad for leading was the pledge of allegiance and the best of luck in him in the election and we have to get that man elected and put into washington, d.c. [ applause ] and a special thanks to rob portman and governor kasich, and good friends of mine who are in significant measure responsible for the fact that i won the primary in ohio, and had that might not happened i might not be the nominee, so to rob portman and john kasich, thank you, and great leaders and i express great appreciation for them. now, you may have heard that president obama is on the other side of the state, and he's going to be delivering a speech on the economy. he's doing that because he has not delivered a rekov ri for re economy. he will be eloquent as he describes the plan to make the economy better, but don't forget, he has been president for 3 1/2 year, and talk is cheap. action speaks very loud. if you want to see the results of his economic policies, look around ohio, look around the country, and yu will see that a lot of people are hurting, and a lot of people have had tough time, and the policies that the president put in place did not make neshg --did not make ameri create more jobs, and in fact, made it harder for america to create more jobs. recently, he went on the "today" show and asked how he would measure his success and he said, look, if i can't turn the economy around in three years, he is looking at a one-term proposition, and he is right, he is looking at a one-term proposition. he's going to be saying today that he wants four more years. he may have forgotten that he talked about a one-term proposition if he could not get the economy turned around in three years, but we will hold him to his word. now i know that he will have all sorts of excuses. and he'll have all sorts of ideas to describe about how he will make it better, but what he says and does are not always the exact same thing. and so if people want to know how his economic policies have worked and how h ththey have performed, well, talk to the neighbor and ask where things are better and talk to the 50% of college graduates this year who cannot find a job, and talk to the people who represent the unemployed, and the president said that if we let him borrow $787 billion for a stimulus, he would keep the unemployment below 8% nationally, and we have now gone 40 straight months with unemployment above 8%, but then he will say, well, the things he has been doing have been good and helped to create growth and put people back to work. well, really? go check on that. go to small employers or big employers that you nknow in you community, and talk to people like ken or dave, and talk to other employers in the room, and talk to people that you know that run a retail store or a small manufacturer, and say, did president obama's policies help put people back to work? or did they make it less likely for you the hire people? i have a prediction to make. because i have been doing that all over the country, and talkitalk talking small employers and big employers and i hear day in, day out that they feel that the administration sees them as their enemy. they feel that the obama policies have made it harder for them to put people back to work. almost everything that the president has done has made it harder for entrepreneurs to start a business. has made it less likely for businesses like this to be able to hire more people. and again, go ask business people. you can do your own survey, and anybody out there who does not know how to vote, and who does not know how to do a better job to get the economy going, talk to the people. talk to the people in business to do the hiring, and talk to the employees who want to be hired and ask them, did the president's policies make things better or worse for getting jobs? let's go through them one by one. that stimulus didn't work. that stimulus didn't put more private sector people to work. how about obama care? the president said the other day that he didn't know that obama care was hard for small business. oh, really? the chamber of commerce carried out a survey some 1,500 businesses across america, and 75% of those people surveyed said obama care made it less likely for them to hire people. think of that. then there was a financial regulatory reform, dodd/frank, and you have some bankers and everybody goes to the bank from time to time and go to the credit union or to a bank and ask if dodd/frank helped you out? make it bet for you to negotiate small loans for people, and refinance the mortgages or easier to make a new loan or did dodd/frank make it harder for you in the banking business and make you pull back? what you are going to hear is that the small business was not helped by dodd/frank and small banks and community banks were not helped to make a loan because of dodd/frank. and then the president's energy policies, and i know today he is going to talk all about how he is really going to give a boost to energy. but talk to the people in the coal industry and ask whether his regulations have helped them mine coal. what they will tell you on almost every front, he has made it harder to get coal from the ground, and made it less likely for people to use it. as a matter of fact, as a candidate he said if you build a coal-fired plant, you will go bankrupt if his policies are implemented so we are not taking advantage of the coal we could. how about gas? go to talk to the people in the natural gas world and ask them what it is like under the obama administration, and they will tell you that theed administration has tried to push itself into regulating the productiontural gas in a way that it is unreliable, and less likely to use our gas. and talk about the oil people? they will say he put a moratorium on the gulf war and not drilling in anwar or on the outer shelf in virginia. and all three of the resources in abundance, but the administration is making it difficult to use. and this one, you don't have to ask this one because you know the answer. did he get that pipeline in from canada? no, i can guarantee you when i'm president, we will get the approval for the pipeline of canada, and if i have to build it myself, we will get that oil into america. [ applause ] one of things that ken spoke the you about briefly, and he has been to washington to testify is the fact that trade is good. of the businesspeople that i met with a few minutes ago, a number of them said that their business relies substantially on selling products to other nations. it is good for us to be able to trade with other nations. it creates jobs here. i happen to think that there are enormous opportunities in place like latin america, huge market areas so close to us where we have natural competitive advantages. and some of the businesses are taking advantage of that. now, china and the nations of the european union over the last 3 1/2 years have made real inroads in latin america and other places in the world with trade agreements and negotiated trade agreements. 44 different trade agreements negotiated by china and european nations with other nations around the world. guess how many trade agreements our president has negotiated? none. none. and then of course to the ones that we have, now and then people sign agreements, but they don't live up to them. i have heard today about a number of circumstances where our friends in china, who are important trading partners and hopefully will be on the same page as us on trading matters, but nonetheless, they have a penchant for stealing intellectual property. counterfeiting our goods, stealing our technology, our brand names, our trademark, our know-how, and that kills american jobs. every now and then you hear preside presidential candidates talk about how they will crack down on it. well, on day one, i will label china a currency manipulator which will allow me to apply tariffs where they steal our intellectual property and kill jobs. all right. a lot of criticism for the president of the united states by a republican challenger, mitt romney there in cincinnati. romney says that on the president he has not delivered a recovery for the economy, acknowledge nag the president is going to be about 250 miles away delivering his speech, and his outlook for the economy there in the battleground state of ohio. romney claiming that the president has not done enough in 3 1/2 years, and he is challenging the president to take to the small business owners and to talk to them, and see if the president has made it any easier for them in the past 3 1/2 years. of course, in cleveland we will be bringing you the president's comments and his outlook on the e k economy as soon as he enters that room there in the cuyahoga community college, and when that happens, you will see it as we do. all right. meantime, more signs today that the job market doesn't have much hope on the horizon. we will get a report. in here, great food demands a great presentation. so at&t showed corporate caterers how to better collaborate by using a mobile solution, in a whole new way. using real-time photo sharing abilities, they can create and maintain high standards, from kitchen to table. this technology allows us to collaborate with our drivers to make a better experience for our customers. 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the two of them? you have president obama and his republican challenger, mitt romney, delivering competing economic visions minutes apart here in opposite corners of the very same state here. we have jessica yellin. she is awaiting this big speech by the president. she is back where his home, at the white house, as he is in cleveland. and jessica, just full transparency sake here, because isn't politics fun in an election year, i have been told that mitt romney said "thank you," and the moment he said, "thank you," someone is now introducing the president. >> reporter: oh, they couldn't be that closely coordinated. i'm sure no one is paying attention to mitt romney's speech, on the president's team. >> so jokes aside. on the left, romney speaking in cincinnati, and as fred mentioned, at cuyahoga community college, and the president on the right. and before we hear from the president, he has a ton riding on this speech. >> he does, brooke. his central case for re-election is he can turn this economy around. and that is a challenge he has to yet -- it's a case he has yet to make, because of repeatedly this administration has said that, you know, the economy is facing green shoots, that we are now sort of in the summer of recovery, they once said. this past january, they made the case that we were sort of looking again at a sort of -- starting to see a turnaround. but, now, again, we're seeing signs that consumer confidence is down, the gdp is slowing, and so the president really -- and the polls are showing that the president really has yet to convince the american people that his program is working and so that's what he will try to do today, not just that he has a program, but that his opponents' program is the wrong one, brooke. >> jessica, let me interject, because we have timed out our timing here quickly. here he is, the president of the united states. >> thank you so much. well, good afternoon, everybody. it is great to be back in cleveland. it is great to be back here at cuyahoga community college. i want to first of all thank angela for her introduction and sharing her story. i know her daughter is very proud of her. i know her daughter's here today. so give her a big round of applause. i want to thank your president, dr. jerry sue thorton. and i want to thank some members of congress who made the trip today, representatives marcia fudge, representative betty sutton, and representative marcy captain. now, those of you who have a seat, feel free to sit down. so -- thank you. thank you. >> four more years! four more years! >> so, ohio, over the next five months, this election will take many twists and many turns. polls will go up and polls will go down. there will be no shortage of gaffes and controversies that keep both campaigns busy and give the press something to write about. you may have heard i recently made my own unique contribution to that process. it wasn't the first time and it won't be the last. and in the coming weeks, governor romney and i will spend time debating our records and our experience, as we should, but though we will have many differences over the course of this campaign, there's one place where i stand in complete agreement with my opponent. this election is about our economic future. yes, foreign policy matters. social issues matter. but more than anything else, this election presents a choice. between two fundamentally different visions of how to create strong, sustained growth. how to pay down our long-term debt. and most of all, how to generate good middle class jobs so people can have confidence that if they work hard, they can get ahead. now, that isn't some abstract fate. this is not another trivial washington argument. i have said that this is the defining issue of our time and i mean it i said that this is a make-or-break moment for america's middle class and i believe it. the decisions we make in the next few years, on everything from debt and taxes to energy and education will have an enormous impact on this country. and on the country we pass on to our children. now, these challenges are not new. we've been wrestling with these issues for a long time. the problems we're facing right now have been more than a decade in the making. and what is holding us back is not a lack of big ideas, it isn't a matter of finding the right technical solution. both parties have laid out their policies on the table for all to see. what's holding us back is a stalemate in washington between two fundamentally different views of which direction america should take. and this election is your chance to break that stalemate. at stake is not simply a choice between two candidates or two political parties, but between two paths for our country. and while there are many things to discuss in this campaign, nothing is more important than an honest debate about where these two paths would lead us. now, that debate starts with an understanding of where we are and how we got here. long before the economic crisis of 2008, the basic bargain at the heart of this country had begun to erode. for more than a decade, it had become harder to find a job that pay the bills. hard to save, harder to retire. harder to keep up with rising costs of gas and health care and college tuitions. you know that. you lived it. during that decade, there was a specific theory in washington about how to make this challenge. we were told that huge tax cuts, especially for the wealthiest americans, would lead to faster job growth. with we were told that fewer regulations, especially for big financial institutions and corporations would bring about widespread prosperity. we were told that it was okay to put two wars on the nation's credit card, that tax cuts would create enough growth to pay for themselves. that's what we were told. so how did this economic theory work out? rk out pretty well.americans, it over the last few decades, the income at the top 1% grew by more than 275% to an average of $1.3 million a year. big financial institutions, corporations saw their profits soar. but prosperity never trickled down to the middle class. from 2001 to 2008, we had the slowest job growth in half a century. the typical family saw their incomes fall. the failure to pay for the tax cuts and the wars took us from record surplus to record deficits and left us unprepared to deal with an aging population that places a greater strain on programs like medicare and social security. without strong regulations, families were enticed and sometimes tricked into buying homes they couldn't afford. banks were allowed to package risky mortgages. huge bets were made with other people's money on the line. and too many from wall street to washington simply looked the other way. >> president obama spng in cleveland. we have to cut it off here, because we gave mitt romney ten minutes, we're giving the president ten minutes. just head to cnn.com. and a quick reminder here, not too long ago, mitt romney finished speaking in a factory not too far from cleveland. i want to play a little bit of that sound. >> talk is cheap, actions speak loudly. look what's happened across this country. if you think things are going swim swimmingly, if you think the president's right when he said the private sector's doing fine, well, then, he's the guy to vote for. but when he said that, there was such an outpouring of response from the 23 million americans out of work or underemployed that i think today he's not going to say it again. i think it's more likely he's going to say, give me four more years, even though i didn't get it done in the first 3 1/2. >> so, again, mitt romney really saying, thank you, as the introduction began for president obama. mitt romney clearly absl prebut and james carville saying if the president tell economically speaking that's wrong, and there's been criticism that neither candidate has been forthright when it comes to the severity of this potential recession that we're seeing. new numbers in terms of foreclosures. we've got that for you from the new york stock exchange. that's coming up. not good news there. also, though, happening now, we are getting late word that any minute the prosecution may rest in the case against jerry sandusky, the former penn state coach accused of raping boys. it has been a tough, tough story to tell this week. very disturbing testimony inside that courthouse. obviously, as soon as the news breaks, we're going to take you live to that courthouse. and a lot more can coming at you in the next two hours, including this. as president obama and mitt romney square off, america's defense chiefs have a warning. if congress doesn't act fast, a war could break out. is this threat real or is this a scare tactic. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. it is a nightmare scenario. the economy hitting some parents so hard, they can't afford to keep their own children. you're going to see an orphanage where this is reality. plus, a warning 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>> right. well, they're referring to him as a person of interest. >> the bottom line is, there are different rules as to how you can talk to a suspect as opposed to a person of interest. but at this point, they're saying he's just a person of interest that they would like to talk to regarding the killing of jackie wisniewski yesterday, as you mentioned, at the erie county medical center, where both the doctor as well as the victim worked. >> so it sounds like the background on this story is a bit textured, as some of these details are coming out. because we know there are these records that indicate that this doctor was involved not just one, but two prior domestic violence disputes, not with this victim, but let me play some sound. this is what the police commissioner said about that. then i have a question for you. >> i don't believe there were any order of protections involving the victim. i can't comment on the motive right now. >> he's not commenting, but i'm hearing a lot of the victim's friends are commenting today with regard to stories of abuse. is that correct? >> yes, we're hearing quite a bit coming out over social media, facebook, twitter, that sort of thing. telephone calls. one thing that was said by one of the victim's friends was she was told by the victim, if something happens to me, it was him. there was a lot another statement made by another friend that said, she loved him but was afraid of him. we're also hearing word that he may have put gps tracking on her car after she moved out. so we're hearing a lot of these different side of this relationship between jackie wisniewski and dr. timothy jordan. >> tell me about this massive search, pete. outside this doctor's home, it's on this cliff, i understand, overlooking lake erie. is there any possibility they might be possibly searching for his body? >> there is an indication of that. we received a phone call, we did a telephone interview earlier today with a neighbor of dr. jordan. they didn't think of this as anything at the time, but says he did hear one gunshot early yesterday morning, which would have been in the time frame after the shooting. police aren't sure if that has anything to do, whether it was a distant hunter, but police are on the bluffs behind his house that overlook lake erie this morning. they started this morning and are still there at this hour. >> so sad for the community, i know in buffalo. if anything happens with the search, obviously, pete, we'll pop you back in front of that camera and you'll let us know. we appreciate it ppt. let me get you some news here. just into us here at cnn, we are getting word now that the u.s. military has completed plans in the event american troops are involved in an operation in syria. we'll take you live to the pentagon for that. of buttons on your tablet. isn't it time the automobile advanced? 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>> i know you're saying that this is a military contingency plan, but can you -- i don't know how much that they're telling you, but in terms of specifics, these operations, do you know anything more? >> reporter: well, it's what the military does. they don't really wait around for the white house to call up and ask them and start planning from, you know, the zero line. they plan for just about everything around here. so they've looked at things like, what if they had to do a no-fly zone. what if there was an international agreement, which is what it would take in the u.n. resolution, and there had to be a no-fly zone. what kind of planes would the u.s. have to contribute? how many personnel? what is the syrian air defense system look like that could challenge a no-fly zone with the syrians firing surface-to-air missiles. that would be very formidable. what do syrian radar installations look like? so they go through all these scenarios bit by bit. they look at what they have, look at what kind of units would they need. but the real emphasis is here, no matter who you speak to, the u.s. military believes any operation in syria would be long, involved, complicated, and very expensive. brooke? 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>> one, it makes the stock market go down. two, it makes the banks reluctant to lend, just as they were after the horrible, horrible crisis in 2008, where the government screwed up royally by not rescuing lehman brothers. that was the biggest can domestic policy state of the post-war era. third, it sours an already extremely bad consumer and investor mood, so that whatever money's left in this country, and there's quite a lot left, it does not get invested or spent. so it has many bad effects. >> so you're solution that you're prescribing is something that has already made a lot of my twitter followers moan and groan in 140 characters or less. what is your solution, sir? >> so we have what we call the international monetary fund. the u.s. dominates the international monetary fund, we have a monetary crisis in southern europe. the inf should step in with its enormous borrowing and lending power and lend money and stabilize greece, stabilize spain, stabilize italy. eventually they'll get that money back, and even if they don't get it back, the cost of doing it are trivial compared with the cost of another downward leg of the recession, which could happen. >> so you liken it to the marshall plan after world war ii. that was post-war and multiple nations, but germany specifically, they all did extraordinarily well after the u.s. helped them out. that was named after the secretary of state at the time. but when you think of that, you think of angela merkel and germany, and they're doing pretty well. so my question to you, why should we step up if she will not? if someone's going to dole out a marshall plan here, why not the germans? >> well, they absolutely should do it. they owe an awful lot to greece, but if nobody else does it, we should do it to protect ourselves. i'm not doing this for the greeks, although the greeks are a fine, wonderful people, doing i'm doing it for the people of the united states of america, for the people of the united states who do not need another credit crunch coming right after the one in 2008. and the one that's still ongoing. try to get a home loan. it's not that easy to do. and let's bail out america by bailing out southern europe and we've got the international means to do it easily and it won't cost the taxpayers anything. >> you say, help them help us. >> yes! >> but we talk so much about greece, i have to get in spain, because there's dire news -- >> they're in terrible trouble. >> with the unemployment rate something like 20%. their credit now is so bad, it is having to pay close to 7% on its interest, on its bonds. so is spain now peering over this abyss. and does that increase pressure on us, on washington, to play a leadership role, as you suggest? >> absolutely. look, spain is in real trouble. and they were running surpluses. you can't blame them for a sloppy fiscal policy. they were running surpluses. they had a property collapse even worse than our property collapse in the u.s. they're the fourth largest euro zone economy. if the germans are too shortsighted to do it, we have to do it for our own good, also because the spaniards are fine people, but for our own good, to keep a generalized collapse in the western industrialized that will be very, very bad news. and we don't need any of this hypocrisy about morality and about moral hazard. we need these countries out to save ourselves. >> i am so curious what our viewers think. will you tweet me @brookebcnn. ben stein, thank you. talk next time. ten passengers are suing jetblue airways involving that flight, remember that midflight meltdown not too long ago. we'll talk with one of those passengers about what he wants. the medicare debate continues in washington... ...more talk on social security... ...but washington isn't talking to the american people. 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[ male announcer ] half a day's worth of fiber. fiber one. at age 14, she was the youngest member of the u.s. gymnastics team in the 1996 olympics, but dominique moech jano was able to fulfill her dream of winning the olympic gold, and now in her new book, it's called "off balanced," she talks about alleged abuse, injuries, and abuse. >> reporter: olympic gymnast dominique moceanu hasn't lost the focus and the smile she's known for as a member of the magnificent seven in atlanta. but behind that smile, she's hidden a lot of pain. while she loved the sport, moceanu says her coaches, marta and bella crowly, made her life miserable, severely restricting her eating, forcing her to hide any sports-related injuries, and constantly chipping away at her self-esteem. >> the name calling, like, piggy, and fat. the crowlies, from ex, they hit me in a lot of personal and emotional places. they used my father as a medium of abuse. >> reporter: she says the coaches would call her father to complain about her performance in practice and he would punish her by hitting her. >> i was silenced by those people. >> reporter: the crowlies declined to comment on her accusations, but tell cnn, quote, "we have known dominique since she have a young gymnast and wish her only the best of success as she goes through life." at 17, she went to court to be granted legal independence from her romanian parents to reclaim her money and choose her own coach. her younger sister, christina, says she witnessed the abuse she suffered at the hands of her father, but says that dominique reconciled with him before he died from cancer. >> i've learned to take those experiences that were difficult and that in my life, the adversity that i had overcome to use it for a positive change. zblb. >> reporter: moceanu retired from gymnastics in 2006, and soon afterward, while she was pregnant with her first child, she received a letter from another sister, one she never knew she had, a sister born with no legs and given up for adoption. >> i got the biggest pbombshell of my life and it changed everything. my life will forever be divided now to before knowing about jen and after knowing about jen. >> reporter: today moceanu is happily married and wants to help other young gymnasts who love the sport she loves so much, and say her two young children may even be gymnasts in the future. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >> i remember watching her back in 1996 on tv. we'll be speaking live with dominique this coming monday. in the meantime, watch her story on "dr. sanjay gupta md" saturday at 4:30 and sunday morning at 7:30 a.m. the ten passengers are now suing jet plu airways and that jetblue pilot who had this midflight meltdown. the flight from new york to las vegas or or what was supposed to be to las vegas had to be diverted when that pilot, clayton osbon, ran through the cabin screaming obscenities and shouted about iran, iraq, and israel. remember this? [ shouting ] [ screaming ] >> passengers subdued the pilot. the plane did ultimately land safely in amarillo, texas, and rich senioriti was on the flight, he's one of the passengers suing jetblue and that pilot, clayton osbon. he's there with his lawyer. take me back to that day. i remember that whole story broke during this show. i spoke to a passenger in amarillo on the ground. goodness, what was that like? >> it was extremely frightening, nerve-racki nerve-racking. we really -- i really didn't know if i was going to make it out of that plane alive. >> i understand it was one of your friends, your buddies you were traveling with who helped take down the pilot. is that correct? >> yes, the person's name is david gonzalez. i know him for 15 years from being in the security industry. >> so since then, what impact has that incident, that day, had on you, personally? >> it will never be the same. flying used to be something i enjoyed, traveling, and now it's not something i look forward to, it's not something i, even though, you know, unfortunately, you know what, it was a breakdown. and to be on that plane and not knowing if i was ever going to see my loved ones again was one of the most horrible experiences i ever had to go through. i wouldn't wish that on anyone. >> i'm sorry you had to go through it and i just want to ask, let me turn to your attorney here, mr. ryder, with regard to this lawsuit, i know it was filed on behalf of ten of these passengers, alleging that jetblue was grossly negligent in detaining jeff osbon. what is it that you, your clients want from not only the airline, but from the pilot here. >> the purpose of this lawsuit, among other things, is to make sure that this kind of an incident never happens again. the plaintiffs in this lawsuit want a full, complete, and thorough investigation of what jetblue knew or should have known about the actions of this pilot before this happened. and this lawsuit gives us an opportunity to conduct discovery proceedings, to obtain all the relevant documents and information that jetblue had about clayton frederic ososbon, and it would not be proper to comment at this point about what we know already, but there is going to be a great deal coming out about -- >> let me just -- >> -- about that subject. >> let me just get in this, because of course we asked jetblue about the lawsuit. all the airline would tell us, quote/unquote, we don't comment on pending legislation. the pilot here we're talking about, clayton osbon, claims mental illness. he's scheduled to appear in a court at some point tomorrow for a sanity hearing. rich, final questions, to you, what do you want from him? >> well -- >> go ahead, rich. >> well, i want him to explain what happened, and also, personally, he should never be a captain of an airplane, because the man was running up and down the aisle, the man tried to open the door to the airplane, the man was banging on the cockpit. it was complete and utter chaos. >> and final question, if i may, rich, to you again, you mentioned, you know, this was a breakdown. you wouldn't wish this on your worst enemy. have you flown since? >> i had to fly to las vegas that day to get to my destination, because we were, you know -- i was -- i had to be at the show. and very unnerving experience. >> rich seniorti and jonathan ryder, thanks very much. we'll follow up on what happens to this pilot. and now a warning to american tourists, watch your back. drug cartel gang sters are out for venge. well hello, welcome to hotels.com. summer road trip, huh? yep uhuh let's find you a room. at hotels.com, you'll always find the perfect hotel. cause we only do hotels. wow. i like that. nice! no. laugh...awe hmm nice huh ooh, yeah book it! oh boy call me... this summer, we're finding you the perfect place - plus giving you up to $100 at hotels.com [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums a new warning today for americans either live organize traveling south of the border. you could be targeted for revenge by a drug gang that is so violent it makes, you know, scarface look tame, put it that way for you. the warning here coming from the state department is concerned about possible retaliation for this huge bust, right here in the united states involving meth and money laundering, and the

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