COSTELLO: Just about 50 minutes past the hour. Here's what you need to know to start your day.</s>COSTELLO (voice-over): A vigil held at Virginia Tech University after another shooting on campus. Two people dead, an officer and the apparent gunman. Virginia Tech leaders say a new alert system worked well. European leaders reached a deal to try to save the Euro and resolve the region's debt crisis, but the agreement does not have the backing of Britain. The 17 members of the Eurozone also agreed to add $267 billion for the International Monetary Fund. U.S. military officials say they can't be sure the drone being triumphantly displayed on Iranian television is the drone that went missing last week. Iran claims the stealth aircraft was downed with minimal damage. Former Penn state football coach, Jerry Sandusky, free on $ 250,000 bail this morning. Police arrested him Wednesday on ten additional charges of molesting children. His wife now denying she ignored cries of help from one victim. The Senate has voted down both Republican and Democratic compromised proposals to extend the pay roll tax break in the next year. You could lose $1,000 intake-home pay if they don't agree to a deal by the New Year. A new report from the Environmental Protection Agency finds that chemicals used in fracking natural gas wells are to blame for water pollution in Wyoming. The EPA tested the water supply near Wyoming natural gas drilling site. And the Texas Department of Public Safety showing off a fleet of six 900 horsepower armored patrol boats to combat drug dealers and smugglers along the boarders. Each armed with four machine gun turrets. The boats will patrol Rio Grande, the nearby waters. It costs about $580,000 each.</s>COSTELLO (on-camera): That's the news you need to start your day. AMERICAN MORNING back after a break.
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