. >> u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. >> and now for more information on the assault team, this was a surprise attack, a team of navy seals swooped in by chopper. one aircraft was too damaged to fly back out. it was not hit by enemy fire but it suffered some sort of mechanical failure. bin laden's compound was built like a fortress, 12 to 18-foot walls with resistance on each level. it's located on the outskirts of a city where three pakistani army register comments and -- regiments and thousands of soldiers are based. white house says he used one of his wives as a human shield before he was shot in the head and the white house says it is also inconceivable that bin laden could have hidden there without some support from within pakistan. the pakistani government has released a statement saying they too are victims of al- qaeda with almost 30,000 civilians killed in terror attacks. the statement goes on to read in part quote "osama bin laden's death illustrates the resolve of the international community including pakistan to fight and eliminate terrorism. p

u.s.a., u.s.a. >> a night to remember. >> this is for my boy, sumner cowen buried at arlington. >> reporter: the roar of the crowd at the white house for the heroes of shanksville, pa, at ground zero, a celebration of the death of osama bin laden. >> carried this to iraq and afghanistan with me. >> reporter: he lost his firefighter dad in the twin towers. >> this means that it's a victory for american patriotism. >> reporter: the president's first reaction, we got it. >> our country has kept its commitment to see that justice is done, the world is safer. >> reporter: american intelligence operatives tracked a courier to find bin laden not in pakistan's remote tribal regions but in a luxurious compound north of islamabad where he had been living apparently for years. a neighbor shot video of the fires after elite navy seals assaulted the mansion, the u.s. had been watching the fortress for months. >> i think it's inconceivable that bin laden did not have a support system in the country that a

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> in washington, hundreds of americans have gone on to the streets in celebration. in yemen, an al qaeda spokesman said bin laden's death is a catastrophe. welcome to "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. >> also in this program, we'll bring you reaction to the news of bin laden's death from within the region and around the world. in afghanistan, president hamid karzai urge says the taliban to learn a lesson and stop fighting. >> and almost a decade on from the september 11 attacks on 2011 on the world trade center and the pentagon, we will look at the impact of bin laden's death on al qaeda's capabilities. >> america's most wanted man is dead. osama bin laden, the mastermind behind the september 11 attacks has been killed by u.s. special forces operating in pakistan. president obama made the announcement in a dramatic late-night address to the nation. he said an intelligence tipoff last august eventually led forces to a high-walled compound close to the pakistani capital, islamab

u.s.a! u.s.a! >> reporter: although most everyone welcomed the news this week, for people like brook, getting evan for what that man did remains a poor substitute for getting back to the way it was. steve hartman, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high- definition. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> the feds say this man bought houses for cheap by strong arming prospective buyers. tonight we walk you through a new kind of foreclosure fraud driving all home prices lower. >> they had a formula they used to divvy up those profits. >> i have found numbers, social security numbers. >> those numbers weren't hard to find. how a mountain of very private and personal medical information ended up spread all over a bay area neighborhood. >> get the location from the wi- fi networks. >>> yes, we have the technology. laptop t

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> americans celebrate the death of the world's most notorious terrorist, though president obama warns the al qaeda threat is not over. it's midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. in washington, and 4:00 p.m. in pakistan, where the world's most wanted man has been killed. after the 9/11 attacks, george w. bush pledged osama bin laden would be captured dead or alive, and no one ever believed alive was a likely outcome. the u.s. special forces operation, which killed the al qaeda leader in the town of abbottabad was months in the planning. his compound was lessen from a kill meter from this pakistani military compound. our first report comes from andrew north in washington, d.c. >> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda. >> it's 10 years since osama bin laden attacked the united states on its own shores. 3,000 people were killed on 9/11, the worst attack on american soil sinc

after the announcement, people gathered here at the white house to celebrate. >> u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a.! >> reporter: cheering, chanting, flags waving for this historic moment. people had a chance to express their emotions. ten years after a globalwide manhunt, the president announces the master mind behind the 9-11 terror attacks has been killed. immediately following that announcement, the patriotism trickled in then flowed and grew in front of the white house. all sorts of people, young and old expressed their voy at the news. -- their joy at the news. >> we are over here celebrating with our cia, god bless america. >> this is a big victory, man. this is symbolic, you know. we've been after this dude for ten years. >> proud of our president, proud of our armed forces for going in there, courageous moment for our country. it is a national moment of pride. >> reporter: back out here live, i'm not sure if you can see it, we're zoomed in front of the white house. and small group has gathered. we're across from lafayette park because the enormous crowds overnight had pushed us all the wa

many were celebrating and chanting u.s.a., u.s.a.! and waking american flags and hand-made signs. >> the crowds remain in front of the white house for several hours after the president's announcement. surae chinn joins us live from outside the white house with more on the reaction to the news. surae? >> well, good morning. you know, people wanted a place to celebrate. they wanted this historic moment to go somewhere and they chose in front of the white house. there were spontaneous crowds that formed here. things have since quieted down but most likely, formed back throughout the day. here's what it looked like a couple of hours ago as people heard the news after obama spoke. an enormous crowd gathered in front of the white house after president obama announcing the leader of al-qaeda was killed by u.s. forces after the global wide manhunt that had gone cold in recent years, thousands gathered chanting u.s.a., u.s.a., waving their flags in jubilation. one of those in the crowd was proud father of a man who was killed in iraq. >> i'm v

preparing to passion another four-year extension of the u.s.a. patriot act. i served on the intelligence committee for over a decade and i want to deliver a warning this afternoon. when the american people find out how their government has secretly interpreted the pa patt act, they are going to be stunned and they are going to be angry. they're going to ask senators, "did you know what this law actually permits?"

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> impromptu celebrations erupted outside the white house -- >> it was important to bring a wicked, murderous person to justice. >> and at ground zero in new york. in towns large and small across the country, what can best be described as patriotic victory rallies. but for families who lost loved ones on 9/11, it's a day of closure wrapped in complex emotions. for nearly a decade, bin laden had taunted the united states. u.s. intelligence received a break last august. >> it was far from certain and it took many months to run this thread to ground. >> and on sunday, the president gave the go-ahead. >> a small team of americans carried out the operation with extraordinary courage and capability. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> a violent end to one of the most extraordinary manhunts in history. a u.s. official tells nbc news bin laden's body has been buried at sea. in washington, brian moore, wbal-tv 11 news. >> many marylanders are reactin

u.s.a. patriot act. i served on the intelligence committee for over a decade and i want to deliver a warning this afternoon. when the american people find out how their government has secretly interpreted the pa patt act, they are going to be stunned and they are going to be angry. they're going to ask senators, "did you know what this law actually permits?" "why didn't you know before you voted on it?" the fact is, anyone can read the plain text of the patriot act, and yet many members of congress have no idea how the law is being secretly interpreted by the executive branch because that interpretation is classified. it's almost as if there were two patriot acts, and many members of congress have not read the one that matters. our constituents, of course, are totally in the dark. members of the public have no

. >>> our reporters from "u.s.a. today," john schwartz, and joseph mend, of london's "financial times," this week on "press here." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew, in an age of is that correcty tech blogs and rumors of the moment, my first guest is a reminder that solid journalism is a lot of work. author steven levy spent two years inside google, conducting hundreds of interviews for his latest book "in the plex: how google thinks, works and shapes our lives." levy has also written about apple twice, once about the mac, once about the ipod. seven books overall. his first book is perhaps his most famous. while steven levy did not invent the word "hacker" he, more than any other person, is responsible for the word's meaning. steven levy is senior writer at "wired" magazine, joined by john schwartz of "u.s.a. today," and joseph mend of the "financial times." who i should point out, both of you also wrote books about hacking in your case it was "zero day threat." and john, you were this last week involved i

album was released with the best-selling angle from that album, born in the u.s.a. and the biggest juncture between the chorus and the verses was taken and appropriated as the patriotic affirmation as the downtrodden be it known that. and so, there is a lot of commentary on that when george will tries to sort of claim mr. springsteen for reagan and some rights. and that's part of the story that's pretty well known. what is less well known is the way in which that incident or that episode really transforms bruce springsteen's career, which is that i'm not too worried, it really led to his politicalization insert it being public about it. and he ends up not only speaking politically to the live audiences more and more about both domestic matters and foreign policy, but he ends a disorder that tenet out through really with of course the help of his staff, sort of researching local groups that helped the labor unions, homeless down the line and using his concert as a platform to talk about the work of local organizations and raising $25,000 a night. so there is a transi

chants of "u.s.a." erupted from the crowd at a phillies game wednesday when they game when they were told. marty is over in the first warning weather center. >>> let's talk weather, that's all it's gonna get. not a ton of rain but a little bit damp before not too long. temps in the mid-50s, barometer at 30.23. ocean city upper 50s, patch river mid-50s, d.c. downtown and el kin, hagerstown 53, 56 oakland, 50 in cumberland, 55 bel air and columbia, 56 degrees as we would show you again this d.c. right near 60, here. frontal boundaries, starting tomorrow chance for afternoon thunderstorms. looks like wednesday is gonna be kind of a waste to be honest about it. grey damp and chilly. frankly not unlike yesterday. this weekend the forecast worked out just fantastic. chance of morning showers 73, tonight mostly cloudy 58, tomorrow we'll say afternoon thundershowers likely with a high of 0 0 degrees, again wednesday, kind of falls on its face. but thursday, friday, saturday, 68, 70, and 70 degrees saturday. thr

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this kind of chanting, u.s.a., u.s.a., send a message of blood lust. i think we need to be really careful about that. tavis: add to your list that you have started all of those lives that have been lost here and abroad, and that the billions of dollars that can spend, add to that, that we went through three presidents -- clinton did not get him, bush did not give him, obama has, but three different administrations. but tell me whether or not to your mind it was worth it. >> no. i do not think that that more than one trillion dollars we have spent, the american laws we have lost in u.s. military intelligence personnel, the civilians that have been killed, particularly in iraq that have nothing to do with 9/11, to kill one man, i do not think it is worth it. to have this kind of serious conversation on american television, you need time to dissect that. otherwise people say, this sound bite represents what people are saying. the reality is that the war was based on lies that were waged on the name of avenging the 9/11 attacks. there were war is based on

., u.s.a.! >> reporter: cheering, chanting, flags waving for the historic moment. people had a chance to express their emotions outside ten years after a globalwide manhunt, the president announces a mastermind behind 9- 11 terror attacks has been killed. immediately following a late night announcement from the president, the patriotism trickled and flowed and grew in front of the white house. all sorts of people, young and old expressed their joy at the news. >> we're over here celebrating with our cia who got them. god bless america. >> this is a big victory, man. this is symbolic. >> proud of our president, proud of our armed forces for going in there. a national moment of pride. >> the spontaneous celebrations will continue. reactions will continue to flow as people digest exactly what this means on the war against terrorism. mike, andrea? >> all right, surae chinn reporting live outside the white house. we have even more coverage of the death of osama bin laden on our web site at wusa9.com.

., u.s.a., u.s.a. and that reflec reflects the mood that there is in is in the white house back here. here. people people won't talk much about it. it. they do they don't want to upstage the the president but clearly there i there is a deep sense of satisf satisfaction here that they have have accomplished one of the first first goals the president expres expressed when he was southe southern into-- sworno office office. >> mit >> mitchell: we have gotten the 2 the 2 minute warning from the wh the white house. the pr the president should be out in abo in about 90 seconds or so, clip, clip, let me ask you one more q more question. we we heard david martin say we could could expect retaliation somewh somewhere around the world becaus because of what happened tonigh tonight. what a what are you hearing from the wh the white house t end? and ar and are they preparing for anythi anything like that? >> i >> i can't say we've heard anythi anything tonight about that but ce but certainly that has always always

. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! >> impromptu celebrations erupted outside the white house -- >> it was important to bring a wicked, murderous person to justice. >> and at ground zero in new york. in towns large and small across the country, what can best be described as patriotic victory rallies. but for families who lost loved ones on 9/11, it's a day of closure wrapped in complex emotions. for nearly a decade, bin laden had taunted the united states. u.s. intelligence received a break last august. >> it was far from certain and it took many months to run this thread to ground. >> and on sunday, the president gave the go-ahead. >> a small team of americans carried out the operation with extraordinary courage and capability. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> a violent end to one of the most extraordinary manhunts in history. a u.s. official tells nbc news bin laden's body has been buried at sea. in washington, brian moore, wbal-tv 11 news. >> people are now weighing in o

. >> i found out when 50,000 people found out and immediately, u.s.a. >> the next concern was for the soldiers over there and how much longer are we going be there. >> reporter: michael holds a dream that safer days are ahead without osama bin laden. >> he got what he deserved. you know? i don't think that will stop or slow down anything that has been going on. >> reporter: and here is another live look at this display. the man that we spoke with hopes his son won't have to live with the fear he has experienced. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the miami heat announced they want their fans to sing the nath annum tomorrow night --antsm tomorrow night as a gesture of patriottism. >> reporter: president obama plans to visit ground zero on thursday. the news of osama bin laden's death parked an outpowering of support -- outpouring. this is a live picture from the world trade center. people began celebrating there late last night. >> we are back. justice! >> in times square, tourists sang the star-spangled banner and cheered. [ singing ] >> outside the white house c

two yachts, the america and u.s.a. '76 sailed under the golden gate bridge this morning to promote the america's cup yacht race in san francisco. america is a replica of 139 foot yacht that beat the british in 1851 what became the america's cup. the other yacht was the boat used by oracle racing team to the run-up to the race in 2007. >> the giants will be the first professional sports team to participate in a anti-homophobic video campaign. it raises awareness about anti-gay bullying. prest obama and secretary of state hillary clinton have recorded videos and so has celebrities and even google employees. long time giants fan started an online petition to get the team on board. >> to show it does get better. they have a watershed moment in professional sports and will be revered as giants of humanity. >> giant officials say it was an idea. the team had been considering for it's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender day but now they are going to try to do it sooner. >> they named the first bay area teachers. >> his ma hayes, come on down. >> harmony hayes from the 49ers academy is the

i set up something called superpac u.s.a..com. superpacusa.com. i have this thing calledççó superpacusa.com. don't watch this show without a pencil and paper. >> stephen: yes, always watch the show with a pencil and paper, fox viewers. if you don't have pencil privileges explain to the day nurse it's for america. it's not just fox. nbc universal is fine with donald trump running his mouth off about his political ambitions on the celebrity apprentice. >> everybody is saying i should run for president. meatloaf should i run for president? >> absolutely. >> stephen: incidentally meatloaf, should i run for president is the same question chris christie asks his dinner every night. [cheers and applause] and to date the meatloaf has not been given time to answer. [laughter] i will never, never understand this! here to help me understand this is the former chairman of the federal election commission, general council for the mccain 08 campaign and my personal lawyer trevor potter. thank you so much, trevor. [cheers and applause] trevor, i cannot believ

two yachts, the america and u.s.a. '76 sailed under the golden gate bridge this morning to promote the america's cup yacht race in san francisco. america is a replica of 139 foot yacht that beat the british in 1851 what became the america's cup. the other yacht was the boat used by oracle racing team to the run-up to the race in 2007. >> the giants will be the first professional sports team to participate in a anti-homophobic video campaign. it raises awareness about anti-gay bullying. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton have recorded videos and so has celebrities and even google employees. long time giants fan started an online petition to get the team on board. >> to show it does get better. they have a watershed moment in professional sports and will be revered as giants of humanity. >> giant officials say it was an idea. the team had been considering for it's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender day but now they are going to try to do it sooner. >> they named the first bay area teachers. >> his ma hayes, come on down. >> harmony hayes from the 49ers academy is

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simply saying the sun dead it was an earlier edition and this came out as well and u.s.a today. >> a couple newspapers had to struggle to keep up because the news was confirmed so late. papers such as "the new york times" had owed held lines but online the headlines are coming in and newspapers will have them later on tonight. prior to this the story was alabama and that's the headline for the early edition of the new york time and washington posts. their early edition was the cat scan. wall street journal was one that did as well. again, osama bin laden there on the front page. >>> stay with us this morning. our coverage is just getting started. those who lost loved one the will never get the closure from the cowardly attack. >> perhaps they have a sense of peace in the whole thing. we are going to talk to someone who noles knows the feeling all too well. >>> but first justin berk has check on the forecast this morning. >> we look from the u.s. naval academy. yes, we are looking down the severn and we have cloudy skies and we are checking out a few showers that came through this mor

born in the u.s.a.! ♪ ♪ >> we're had every official in hawaii, democrat and republican, every news outlet that has investigated this confirm that, yes, in fact, i was born in hawaii august 4, 1961. >> president obama released his original long form certificate of live birth this week. it states that barack obama's place of birth is honolulu, hawaii. the certificate includes signatures from the attending doctor, the local registrar, and the president's mother. it also includes the name of the president's father, barack hussein obama. this week's release of the long form certificate is intended to snuff out the so-called birth claim, namely that, president obama is not a u.s. citizen. a recent national poll says that 25% of americans say they do not believe, and 18% of americans say they do not know, whether the u.s. president is a u.s. citizen. both groups are nicknamed birthsas. president obama included this jab this week. >> we got better stuff to do. i've got better stuff to do. we've got big probl

the problem is, we inadvertently showed the logo of the company philip morris, u.s.a. which we need to point out is a separate company from philip morris international. >>> another break, and up next, a photographer in the right place at the right time captures a rare event the in the sky. >>> take a look at this, emirates airlines airbus 380 on approach to london heathrow hit by lightning. a londoner named chris dawson shot these pictures. he saw clouds gathering. the jet is that new jumbo double decker, 500 people on board all fine. jets are built to get hit by lightning. their metal skin makes them flying conductors. several are hit each year without being damaged. >>> when they talk about americans always wanting to fly higher and explore the heavens and our world, this is what they mean. 5th graders in illinois launched a weather balloon they bought on ebay. they launched it to the edge of space. 76,500 feet up. they tricked this thing out with a styrofoam cooler, gps, hd camera and a cell phone, tracked its progress all the way. at this rate by sixth grade they'l

they've created priorities u.s.a., a democratic group that will raise money from unnamed sources. >> the extreme right is aptly named. >> reporter: their attack ads, already playing online, hope to counter conservative money machine american crossroads, a group affiliated with republican strategist karl rove. crossroads' goal is to raise $120 million for the 2012 election. >> why are democrats shutting down state capitals? >> reporter: in response to the democrat's move, american crossroads called it "brazen hypocrisy," and "how cynical this president can be when it comes to perpetuating it's own power." it was a controversial supreme court decision last year that opened the door to unlimited and anonymous contributions. >> most americans would like politics not filled with secret cash and the constant chase for big campaign checks but we have to be realistic. any candidate running for the presidency is going to use the laws that they have not the laws as they wish they were. >> reporter: the white house is defending itself, saying it can't control outside groups and that the preside

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u.s.a.! ♪ ♪ >> we're had every official in hawaii, democrat and republican, every news outlet that has investigated this confirm that, yes, in fact, i was born in hawaii august 4, 1961. >> president obama released his original long form certificate of live birth this week. it states that barack obama's place of birth is honolulu, hawaii. the certificate includes signatures from the attending doctor, the local registrar, and the president's mother. it also includes the name of the president's father, barack hussein obama. this week's release of the long form certificate is intended to snuff out the so-called birth claim, namely that, president obama is not a u.s. citizen. a recent national poll says that 25% of americans say they do not believe, and 18% of americans say they do not know, whether the u.s. president is a u.s. citizen. both groups are nicknamed birthsas. president obama included this jab this week. >> we got better stuff to do. i've got better stuff to do. we've got big probl

lisa says they are at ground zero about 2,000 people god bless the u.s.a. david says you know what, i hope they have a dj mix called obama mixes. and lisa says, they are showing him on abc a special report and showing people partying in the streets. so we will stick here all morning and look at more comments and find out other things we can see online having to do with the breaking news story. reporting live, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> 4 clp 47. -- 4:47. thank you. >>> when two planes slammed into the world trade center it transformed the mind of americans. many have been gathering throughout the morning to hear and celebrate the news. >> i can't tell you the national pride that i feel here in being visiting from texas being in times square when this was announced, so much pride for our country. >> he has been terrorizing the whole world. a lot of people have been living in fear, a of people lost their lives because of osama bin laden. and i think this has been a long time coming. >> the attacks on the world trade center in 2001 left more than 2700 peop

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that spain is the u.s.a.'s for the largest economy different challenge altogether if it fails. if the situation happens when the markets were not managers buying out of spain stitches the most catastrophic scenario for the e.u. what will the e.u. do i think and many experts share my opinion that the e.u. will do the utmost to avoid the scenario would any cost because spain is too big to fail. then you got a computer the big question now is just how much longer can the usa continued bankrolling going bust as the spiraling debt crisis continues to escalate as a ministers are struggling to maintain a united front noid. plan for financial survival for such countries or spain seriously. it could lead to the abuse of two car seasons in europe a strong group of countries using the euro and the rest not using it. thinking take anything take us back in the face it could be the. six hundred feet off her head out this problem is continuing great i didn't know portugal the possibility of spain becoming the next do you think the teeth of failed remains a very real threat and right now the e

first greece then ireland and now portugal as the u.s.a.'s bailout is growing number there are now serious concerns that spain could be the next to topple the pretest this throughout europe a clamoring to oppose even more taxpayers' money being plowed into rescuing others . that could have done that on this very. thing again getting that this was getting i don't know why it makes it that it probably was forty three percent of under twenty five that is why i didn't like the whole labor market the province of a little side was i think that there's going to be inside this is only. the women we will listen with and we will be millions from here is ames problems weren't enough there is now talk of greece defaulting on its loans even potentially exiting the year. and portugal's recent bailout is reported to be worth around seventy eight billion years that spain is the euro zone's fulfill largest economy bit different challenge altogether if it fails. if the situation happens that the markets would not manage it going out of spain's debt is the mos

alona warm welcome to business the death of the u.s.a.'s public enemy number one a summer bin laden has shaken the markets with some analysts expecting further economic impact however the recipient of the nobel prize in economics robot mundell does not agree with the gloomy forecasts but i don't think there's going to be any transfer in that i think are quite separate things that have everyone is relieved that this episode courageous pursued in your life is over and that there's still course remains are created which is a dangerous enemy and a danger point at least to to cd and to grenada is the beginning of the and i don't know if it's because of that but maybe people think that it will go up because of that in some of the people i repeated it to produce. the elimination of the enemy you know to clear things away from the united states through russia's largest private oil company lukoil says the current oil price is not justified the company plans to list in hong kong but the head of lukoil the good to dictate of says it will only happen

first greece then ireland and now portugal as the u.s.a.'s bailout growing number there are now serious concerns that spain could be the next to topple the protesters throughout europe a clamoring to the pace even more taxpayers' money being plowed into rescuing others. that if i had time that i. think that. that was a good thing i don't think my bank said that it. was forty three percent of under twenty five thousand why i didn't like the labor market and a little side was that i think there's going to be. this is only. the moment we will win this thing and we will be millions in the year is same problems weren't enough there is now talk of greece defaulting on its loans even potentially accepting the year together and portugal's recent bailout is reported to be worth around seventy eight billion euro but spain is the euro zone's fulfill largest economy the different challenge altogether if it fails. if the situation happens that the markets would not manage it buying out of spain's debt is the most catastrophic scenario for the e.u. what w

and now portugal as the u.s.a.'s bailout but number there are now serious concerns that spain could be the next to topple the protesters throughout europe i can bring to a case even more taxpayers' money being plowed into rescuing others was out on to the very. thing it got there and that is the government. i don't think my brakes about it probably banks with forty three percent of under twenty five that is what i didn't like the whole labor market took a little side of the thing i think that there is going to be inside this is only. the women we were listening when we were millions and if the year is a problems weren't enough there is now talk of greece defaulting on its loans even potentially exiting the year together and portugal's recent bailout is reported to be worth around seventy eight billion years but spain is the euro is a full philologist economy a different challenge altogether if it fails. if the situation happens in the markets we're not management buying out of spain's debt is the most catastrophic s

can hear some of cheering for others a moment of embarrassment president obama is in fact it was a u.s.a.'s sorry but there's one thing analysts say should not be overlooked osama bin laden may be dead but the threat of terror is very much alive frankly doesn't make much of a difference that is dead people here working in still long lines at least for the last two years have been very convinced that the. figures or people in this region who by the way cannot number more than one hundred are incapable of carrying out any major attacks it's been years since bin laden has claimed responsibility for an attack instead it's russia now kind only terrorists that have made the most recent remarks moscow's metro blast and airport bombing two of the latest global attacks were masterminded by domestic chechen terror leader doku umarov you for years has been trying to usurp unmonitored role as the face of international terrorism and al qaeda leaders tomorrow is expected to remain a significant symbol of having little or no effect in the fight against terrorism it could create waves elsewhere in two t

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