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7:55 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Israel Reports 'Direct Hits' On Source Of Mortar Fire From Syria

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An Israeli armored vehicle at the entrance of Tel Hazeka Israeli army base in the Golan Heights on Sunday.

Originally published on Sun November 18, 2012 6:11 am

Some of the latest news on the conflict in Syria:

-- Israel Fires Back. "Israeli troops fired tank shells into Syria on Monday in retaliation for a mortar round that struck near an army post in the Golan Heights, scoring 'direct hits' on the source of the fire, the [Israeli] army said." (Al-Jazeera)

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The Two-Way
7:00 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Woman In Petraeus Affair Spoke About Having Access To Classified Information

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Paula Broadwell in July 2011.

Originally published on Mon November 12, 2012 7:05 am

Paula Broadwell, the woman whose extramarital affair with retired Gen. David Petraeus led to his resignation Friday from the post of CIA director, is a major in the Army Reserve who specializes in counterterrorism issues. She's also the author of All In: The Education of General David Petraeus, a biography of the former top U.S. commander in Afghanistan.

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The Two-Way
5:18 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Top Stories: Veterans Day; Indianapolis Search; Petraeus Affair Aftermath

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Two weeks after Superstorm Sandy, clean-up continues in the heavily damaged Rockaway neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City.
The Two-Way
4:57 am
Mon November 12, 2012

In Indianapolis, Search For Answers Continues After Massive Explosion

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Flames shot high in the sky Saturday at the scene of the explosion and fire in Indianapolis.

Originally published on Mon November 12, 2012 10:07 am

Business
4:32 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Customers Complain About Early Christmas Carols

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The Two-Way
4:31 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Petraeus Affair: Lawmakers Want To Know Why They Weren't Told

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David Petraeus, while he was the top commander of U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, and Paula Broadwell in July 2011. He resigned from his post as CIA director because of an extramarital affair they had.

Originally published on Mon November 12, 2012 8:23 am

  • Tom Gjelten reporting on 'Morning Edition'

Phase II of this story has begun:

"Lawmakers Want Probe Of Petraeus Investigation," is The Washington Post's main headline this morning in its followup on Friday's stunning news about the resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus.

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Around the Nation
4:26 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Judy Garland's Blue Dress From 'Oz' Gets New Owner

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RENEE MONTAGNE, HOST:

Good morning. I'm Renee Montagne, with news from the world of Oz.

(SOUNDBITE OF MOVIE, "THE WIZARD OF OZ")

JUDY GARLAND: (As Dorothy) There's no place like home.

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The Two-Way
3:54 am
Mon November 12, 2012

For Veterans Day: We Pause To Read 'In Flanders Fields'

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Marine Corps Capt. Jeff Cliffe, sat to reflect Sunday next to the grave of his grandfather and grandmother at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.

Originally published on Mon November 12, 2012 12:16 pm

Good morning.

At Arlington National Cemetery on Sunday, President Obama expressed the nation's gratitude to its veterans.

"Whenever America has come under attack, you've risen to her defense," he said. "Whenever our freedoms have come under assault, you've responded with resolve. Time and again, at home and abroad, you and your families have sacrificed to protect that powerful promise that all of us hold so dear –- life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."

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Political Junkie
3:33 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Who Gets The Blame For The Romney Loss? The Tea Party Has A Theory.

Originally published on Mon November 12, 2012 4:38 am

It was an election that, once upon a time, many thought was stacked in Mitt Romney's favor.

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Around the Nation
2:39 am
Mon November 12, 2012

Superstorm Sandy Didn't Sack High School Football Team

Originally published on Mon November 12, 2012 3:43 am

The city of Long Beach, on Long Island's Nassau County was one of the hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy, with entire neighborhoods ravaged by floods and wind. It seemed unlikely that the high school's football team would get to finish its season. But the Long Beach Marines saw action over the weekend.

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