HARRIS: A moment ago, we were showing you the best video out of Taiwan, it is making fun of Americans in the TSA line. But seriously, a little background here. Next Media is a Chinese media conglomerate. Their animation arm opened September of last year. They can produce animated news clips in real time, and it is very popular in Taiwan. Think of it as a souped up version of an artist's rendering. Some say animation has no place in journalism, and when you think about it, that's been said about bloggers, too, right? Back to Washington, now, and Sandra Endo -- Sandy.</s>ENDO: Well, Tony, here are our top stories today. Check it out, GM is on track to make history once again offering its stock for sale on Wall Street. The initial offering is set to raise more than $20 billion, almost 12 billion of that will go back to U.S. taxpayers who bailed out GM last July. Thirty-three rescued Chilean miners and five of the men who saved them are bound for Hollywood. They'll be attending Saturday night's taping of "CNN HEROES, AN ALL-STAR TRIBUTE." They arrived in Atlanta this morning. And as the Hajj pilgrimage draws to a close, Muslims around the world celebrate the festival of sacrifice. These believers have gathered in Moscow and Grasni (ph) for sacrificial ceremonies. And we are back in the CNN NEWSROOM in just a moment with all of your CNN political updates. See you there.
Taiwanese TV Station Pokes Fun at U.S. Outrage Over Pat-Downs