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LOUISVILLE'S KEVIN WARE TALKS TO CNN
CNN's Rachel Nichols talks with Kevin Ware and his mother Lisa Junior, about his broken leg and his future.
Panel: Guns in America
CNN's Don Lemon talks with his panel about gun violence across America.
Panel: GOP and gays
CNN's Don Lemon and his panel talk about gay marriage and the GOP.
Students head to inauguration
26 Missouri high school students head to see the inauguration after winning an essay contest. Don Lemon reports.
Breaching Security... to Prevent Breaches
"The Fifth Assassin" author Brad Meltzer talks with Don Lemon about what it takes to protect a president.
Chicago hits 500 homicides this year
Escalating gang violence has raised Chicago's murder tally for 2012 to 500, up 50 from 2011. Don Lemon speaks with Chicago Tribune columnist John Kass about the crisis.
Spider-Man's #700 causing a commotion
Don Lemon talks with Kareen Wynter about the firestorm that has erupted over the shocking twist in issue #700 of the “Amazing Spider-Man” comic book series.
Too many gifts for Newtown
Newtown is so overwhelmed with the amount of gifts coming in, the town is asking for gifts to be sent to organizations that can help others in need. Don Lemon talks with Victor Blackwell who says while the people of Newtown don’t want to appear ungrateful, “they also want to return to some level of normalcy.”
FEMA officer says 'we've got to do more'
Some victims are of Superstorm Sandy, especially in Staten Island, are voicing concerns about FEMA’s response to the recovery efforts. Don Lemon talks with FEMA Coordinating Officer Mike Byrne who says the important thing to realize is “we’re not leaving until we get it done.”
A "Stern" message for Spurs
Don and former NBA star John Salley debate San Antionio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich's decision to give star players the night off for Thursday's nationally televised game against the Miami Heat. NBA Commissioner David Stern called it "an unacceptable decision" and vowed substantial sanctions.
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