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HEMMER: President Bush in an interview with a mass quantity, provides a message to another in Georgia and Russia.

The police search for any leads to the murder of two girls in Illinois. In this morning new details in this study cruel.

And two people died, 23 children injured in this accident school Monday. Now, there are serious questions about the new school safety, the USA on these mornings.

Announcer: the dissemination of CNN Center in New York is in the morning, with American Bill inhibitors and Soledad O’Brien.

Soledad O’Brien, CNN Moderator: “hello, welcome everyone.

The President of departure to Tbilisi. We have much more to his trip before this morning.

In addition, an amount more to tell you about these murders that shocked the town of Zion, Illinois. Two girls, there was the age of eight and nine, and covered to death. Their bodies were in a park, she went once on a bicycle. We have the latest information about this investigation, do you speak with school Superintendent of the reaction in the community. Heartbreak.

HEMMER: stunning, history breathtaking.

O’Brien: Oh, terrible.

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O’Brien: Hey, Jack.

JACK CAFFERTY, CNN Moderator: “Hello.

There are currently 47 million Americans have no health insurance. She probably already knew, dass maybe you do not know, begins today, the federal government is $ 1 billion available in the next three years for free health care for illegal immigrants. Ordering despite gravity. We will.

O’Brien: Jack, thanks.

President Bush, as already mentioned above, visit the Georgia today demanded the communists, once a nation beacon of freedom and democracy. Georgia, Tbilisi, the capital of the last station Four countries-Bush Tour. His visit comes a day after day visit to celebrate the victory in Moscow, Russia, emphasized the influence of tensions in the former Soviet Union countries.

CNN’s John King is in the capital of Georgia this morning.

John, good morning to you.

Diploma table a very difficult situation for the president. How did it go?

JOHN KING, CNN correspondent: Well, do not mistake, Soledad, a president, faces protests often when he travels, particularly in Europe, was excited by the positive welcome here.

Here’s Liberty Square, 18 months, the site of the “Rose Revolution”, collapsed government of corruption in Georgia and the power that the President has today requested a new model of democracy.

Now that President Bush’s comments, the government said the crowd was perhaps in the area of not less than 150000 people. To this day to celebrate this new democracy in Russia, the door, Mr. Bush said reformers, was an example, not only in other countries, formerly part of the Soviet Union, but Mr. Bush said, the example was placed here, seen and inspiring people as far as the Middle East.

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Bush: You are too many important contributions to the cause of freedom, but your most important contribution is your example. During recent months, the world has marveled at the hopeful changes from Baghdad to Beirut to Bisquet (ph). But before it was a purple revolution in Iraq or an Orange Revolution in Ukraine or a Cedar Revolution in Lebanon, there was the Rose Revolution in Georgia.

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King: Well, Russia is quite clear that this is not the fact that Mr. Bush ended his trip in ex-Soviet countries occupied, began his trip to Latvia, once another country behind the Iron Curtain. Mr. Bush said it is his duty as president of USA to celebrate and encourage young democracies in the world. Russian Federation, it is an interference in their backyard.

Mr. Bush, while pataugé too, but cautiously, in an underlying dispute between Georgia and Russia. There are two Soviet-era military bases in that country. Russia has refused to honour an agreement, the Georgians say its troops at home. Mr. Bush said he hoped that Vladimir Putin, finally, commitment, but he chose his words very carefully, to say that the sovereignty of Georgia must be respected.

Thus the tension, Soledad, a little less tension between Mr. Bush and Mr. Putin. Although, if it is in Moscow, Mr. Bush made the case that two heads are so close personal ties, they can overcome these differences. White House officials say, we welcome the key is whether President Putin comes with the recent acts of more than promises of democratic reforms in his country as well - Soledad.

O’Brien: Yes, a lot of people to watch.

John King is in the Georgian capital this morning.

John, thank you very much.

The training abroad, now in Baghdad, more deadly rebel attacks in the USA and more victims. Two bombs exploded at about car from an hour and a half. In particularly serious attack, at least seven people, including three American soldiers were killed, 14 others were injured. It was a suicide mission, appears to have targeted USA a military convoy.

Pending the coalition forces battle rebels in the western province of Anbar Iraq for a third day. The fighting took place in the vicinity of the Syrian border, where insurgents are considered as foreigners hiding. At least three Marines were killed in the offensive so far. More than 100 insurgents, but were killed, according to reports - Bill.

HEMMER: Back in this country over five minutes after the full hour, searching for clues today in a small town north of Chicago. Two girls were killed. “The Chicago Tribune” reports that the police have now interviewed a relative of one of the victims. And they are also the clothes, some family members.