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you may feel like you're all alone. but you're not alone. at iava.org, your fellow vets are all around you. join our free online community. get the resources you need and connect to other vets who know where you're ng from. now that the senate has passed sweeping financial reform legislation, committees will begin working out differences between the senate finance reform package and a similar bill the house adopeted in december. joining me now is george simon of foley and lardner law firm. great have you on to talk about this big reform. what do you think? good morning to you by the way. what do you think about these restraints on wall street? well, its interesting. here, you have 1500 page bill. and the three areas that the government lost the money in, in the tarp program were fannie mae and freddie mac, aig, and the auto industry. and there's not a page in that bill that deals with any of those issues. so you make it sound like we have the wrong bill? well, in some ways we do. we have a lot of legislation, but none of it really addresses

i told the we cannot prevail and the struggle by acting alone. those words have not only fit that time but i think they have proven to be true and there are no less true today. i do not need to tell this audience about europe's proud tradition of protecting citizens. a commitment grounded in respect for the inherent dignity of all people. we called them inalienable rights. we've broken into our constitution. -- we wrote them into our constitution. our commitment to privacy is profound. it is as profound as yours. our constitution's fourth amendment protects individuals against unreasonable search and seizures by the state. that is one of our -- one of our most famous jurist declare that the right to be left alone. it has been made clear that privacy is a constitutionally- protected and fundamental right. like the eu, the supreme court has characterized this right as a matter of personal dignity. on a personal level, i have for 36 years defended privacy rights. in the u.s. senate, every year, there are organizations that rate those most committed

it also cannot fall on america's shoulders alone. our adversaries would like to see america sap i strength by overextending more power. in the past, we have had the foresight to avoid acting alone. we were part of the most powerful wartime coalition in human history through world war ii. we stitched together a community of free nations and institutions to ultimately prevail during the cold war. yes, we are clear about the shoralls of our international system, but america has not succeeded by stepping out of cooperation. we have succeeded by spearing those currents in the direction of liberty and justice. it is a nation thriving by meeting responsibilities. we have to shape an international order that can meet the challenges of our generation. we will be steadfast in strengthening goes all the alliances that have served us so well, including those who will serve by your side in afghanistan and around the globe. as influence extends to more countries, we also have to build new partnerships and shapes strongernternational standards and

investigators want to know if the suspect acted alone. >>> today why some experts say this case has exposed holes in the nations airport security. >>> hello again. we're talking about this noon. investigators trying to figure out if more than one person was involved in the car bombing attempt in times square. the man under arrest appears in a lower manhattan courtroom. >> reporter: the man charged with trying to set off a bomb is talking. that is one reason shahzad's court hearing has been cancelled for today. he has already admitted driving a suv packed with explosives into the heart of times square. >> it is clear this was a terrorist plot. aimed at murdering americans. >> what is not clear, whether shahzad is a loan wolfer part of a larger conspiracy. he made several trips to pakistan. he came to the u.s. in 1988. he has a wife, two children and a job as a financial analyst didn't race any regular flags. but he quickly turned up on law enforcement radar after the bombing attempt. he was arrested within 53 hours. still, there are concerns about how he briefly slipped a way and manninged t

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so far shahzad has told investigators he did act alone.ave a challenge of either trying to prove that's correct or prove that's incorrect. they're looking at all of his associates, friends, roommates, family members, people in the u.s., and overseas. and i have to tell you, i just got off the phone a short time ago with an official who says right now they don't see any connections but they're still pressing very, very lard. so it's very premature to say this is part of any kind of larger plot. it can't be ruled out, and it also can't be ruled out that he might be connected to real terrorists in pakistan, specifically the pakistani taliban, who have claimed credit for this. >> because didn't they find links to pakistan on his cell phone, bob? >> they did. in fact, he left a wealth of evidence behind. one of the things that really has implicated him here is a prepaid cell phone, which seems to show that he made a call to a fireworks store. that's very important. fireworks were found in the vehicle. but more importantly the day of the purchas

they believe the suspect may have left his body for up to 49 minutes alone while they cleaned up thecene. the first paramedic to arrive testified about seeing very little blood there, even though wone was stabbed three times in the chest. five minutes to his 911 call, the suspect asks the dispatcher for the time. she tells him 11:54 and asks repeatedly how the stabbing occurred. >> reporter: it was a rough day in court for wone's widow kathy who had to hear the deputy medical examiner say she believes that wone was alive for several minutes and then unconscious several more after being stabbed. it may be another week before defense lawyers get to present evidence in their case. >>> right now prince william county police are asking for your help to find a man wanted for medicaid fraud. they say this is the man here. godwin ikwakam. they say he used his company to overbill medicaid in 2009 and 2010. we brought you the story for the first time last week. and this gentleman's company called first call home health had stopped paying its employees and even closed its doors after the virgin

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that alone made the family wealthy. this morning, we met his cousin, who sachls the same thing that shad's connecticut neighbors say. "i can't believe he could have done such a thing," he says. "he wasn't that type of person." when shahzad grew older, his family moved to this house in one of the nicest neighborhoods. it is a professional educated family. friends say two of shahzad's siblings is in canada. shahzad married a pakistani-american woman with a degree in business. some time after that, friends say, he turned. "before his marriage, he was a liberal," he says. "after, he changed." changed, and turns against the united states. childhood friend nassar last saw shahzad 18 months ago. >> he would talk about american policies towards muslims. he was very much angry about that. >> reporter: shahzad returned here to his hometown last fall. he has told american investigators he continued on to train with militants in waziristan, a rough and mostly ungoverned district. while there, he could have found any of a half dozen

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martin luther king wasn't alone.re were a couple of other people that wanted to change the world. malcolm x., and only one of them stood. another one, william ayers. which one succeeded? the one in values and principles. martin luther king. it's important. we're going to go through tough times in them coming months and years. europe is on its way, we're seeing the very beginning of europe falling apart. and things, when it falls, things are going to come that are going to come crashing down on our heads. they'll come down crashing quickly. we're all going to be, somebody is going to say come follow me, follow me. that direction is going to be a global direction. values and principles and remembering who our founders were. you need to teach your children now. you need to see these things for yourself and then you must teach yourself and then you must teach your children. i've said for years nnow, you must start to see yourself as sarah connor and equip your children with the information they need to survive an ever-ch

authorities say shahzad claims he acted alone. as you heard michael isikoff point out. also says he was trained by militants in pakistan. joining me is our guest, now an msnbc terrorism analyst. thanks for coming on with us. let's talk about the fact we hear shahzad is talking. that doesn't mean he's telling the truth. >> absolutely not. and they're going to put him under polygraphs and all types of our systems to test whether he is lying or not. the nypd and fbi detectives are pretty good at that. i'm sure he is still lying at this point. >> how could it be possible he was trained at a camp and is acting alone? in itself doesn't the training mean he is working with someone? >> absolutely. he has already admitted to being in training and obviously it wasn't very good as indicated by the bomb with all of the errors he conducted. right now there is no evidence, no sign of any other complicity. i'm sure they're going to focus on that as they want to round up any cell he might have been associated with. >> let's talk more about this image we have about what is a terrorist i

that's the hardest thing is to be alone every day.e she has with the other two. that's the highlight of her day. but it's very difficult to be in isolation for almost ten months now, that's the hardest thing. >> what have they been told about why they're being held, when they might be released when they might be charged? >> nothing. they haven't been told anything. they very unaware of anything going on with their case. that's the frustrating part. >> so just radio silence? >> yeah, they -- josh and shane had a television for 15 minutes a day with two iranian broadcast reports coming to them so we are grateful for that. but in terms of their own case, they have no information. >> nothing at all? >> it's -- >> no, they still haven't been allowed to see their lawyer, mr. saffi. >> any sense of how your children have been changed by all this? >> they're a very tight unit, i must say the solidarity is fantastic. >> yeah, they're very bonded. you know, i think this is going to be a bond and a friendship that lasts for the rest of their liv

he claims he acted alone.s he did receive training on how to make bombs during a recent visit to his native pakistan. right now the senate's homeland security committee is holding a hearing on ways to prevent terrorists from using guns to carry out attacks in the united states. >>> investigators have been praised for their quick work in apprehending terror suspect faisal shahzad. we're learning today he almost got away. take a look at the time line here. shahzad was identified by the fbi on monday and was placed under surveillance. but he managed to give investigators the slip. exactly when and for how long, still unclear. at 12:30 monday afternoon he was placed on the government's no-fly list. at 6:30 p.m. on his way to new york's jfk airport he booked a one way flight, paid cash for it. that flight to pakistan via dubai. at 7:35 p.m. shahzad arrived at the airport where he paid cash for his ticket. he gets on that plane despite being on the no-fly list. at 10:40 p.m. customs gets the no-fly list and it's lea

at least 10 people were killed by the flooding waters in nashville alone. and there are fears the death toll could increase. weekend storms dumped more than 13 inches of rain in just two days in the nashville area alone. vic? >> that is incredible, jessica, thank you. they declared 52 of the state's 95 counties as disaster areas. >>> some say speed cameras improve safety. others call them a government money maker. but when the town council in sykesville, carroll county, voted them in. residents responded no way. >> against, against, against. for. >> reporter: it's a moment of true democracy. the people of sykesville have spoken. even though the town council voted overwhelmingly in february for speed cameras, the pop las fout fought back, gathering hundreds of signatures to get it on a ballot. and last night, the ordinance for speed cameras is overturned. >> i think it's trickery. >> to get money? >> to get money. it's a money-making operation. >> reporter: 208 voted for them. but 321 voted against. the town manager said people felt adamantly, one way or ano

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"the right to be left alone." the supreme court of the united states has made it clear that privacy is a constitutionally protected and fundamental right, and like the eu, the supreme court has characterized this right as a matter of personal dignity. on a personal level, i have for 36 years of my career defended privacy rights. in the united states senate, every year, there are those organizationn most committed to civil liberties, and every year, -- the reason i bother to tell you this is not about me, but about the commitment of our administration. to change now would make a lot of everything i have said i stood for -- would make a lie of everything i have said i stood for. when i led the senate judiciary committee, as i said, i was consistently ranked among the staunchest advocates of civil liberties, and i made it a priority to determine that views of prospective judges before deciding whether or not they could go on the court. but president obama and i also believe that the most solemn duty of the government

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was in times square alone.at part of new york, depends on tourism so we went down to times square yesterday to talk to the man who is in charge of the times square alliance and what the impact has been on tourists and take a listen to what he had to say. >> i was worried they would have to do a lot ofin? week because people would be scared and sometimes square would be empty and do what we did at 9/11 when we the broadway community come here when we had mayor giuliani say come and see the show. the people who settle discount tickets here as well and also the hotel general managers and all them said that business is normal. >> and that's great news for times square that relies on those tourists. what was interesting, christi, he said about 27% more tourist, more people were on times square sunday the day after that attempted terror attack than were there a week ago. he said this is an isolated incident but if we see a recurrence of this and then you've really got to start to worry about the tourism industry here

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jackie benson, news 4. >>> the suspect in the times square bombing is assumed to have worked alone.uthorities say they don't believe there are any other u.s. suspects, they now say several arrests in pakistan this week are unrelated. shahzad is cooperating with investigators, some are upset when he was arrested he was read his miranda rights, which includes the right to remain silent. >>> we got some news tonight up from new york city, we are told that the triborrow bridge in new york has been shut down. police discovered a suspicious u-haul there, and again, the triborrow bridge in new york city is shut down. we'll bring you any details on this story as soon as they're available. >>> pet detectives take the case of a lab mix shot in his backyard. >>> street cars will begin running soon. >>> choosing bbq over chicken helps a woman win more than $260 million. >>> at the bus stop tomorrow morning, 64 to 69 degrees. not bad. coming up, i'll tell you who could see a shower or storm tomorrow. dan? >>> d.c. united going for win number one tonight at rfk. the yankees breaking out the broom

it is still unclear as to whether he acted alone on saturday. >> we are working with our law enforcement intelligence officers to uncover all possible ties that this individual has or may have had too radical extremism or terrorist organizations. >> he is a u.s. citizen, but was born in pakistan. he faces several terrorist charges including attempted to use a weapon of mass destruction. and the oil spill cleanup efforts in the gulf of mexico is ongoing. they are trying to find a way to plug the leak. they threaten the coastline of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and florida. crews are attempting to use chemicals to break up the oil before it reaches the surface. bp officials has announced $25 million to help the people and communities impacted by the spill. you may be surprised to find out what affect that oil spill will have on the price he will be paying at the pump this summer. >> nissan becomes the latest of a maker to issue a recall while a couple of other companies have serious incentives. the details are ahead. >> what was it that pushed wall street into the area? we will let you

alone.ithout his wife of 40 something years. >> the one comfort we can draw is that she lived a full life. >> in reisterstown, kathleen cairns, fox 45 news at 10:00. >> since the accident, carnival cruise lines has suspended all snorkeling tours with that excursion glare other than watching our newscast, of course, too much tv for children could be bad for you. a study found kids that spent time in front of the tube when they were two, had social, academic and health concerns by the age of 10. experts believe it could be connected to key stages of brain development that take place around two years of age. >> we had another warm spring day today. it was beautiful. >> nice, and see how long the luck holds out. vytas reid joins us with a look at the sky watch forecast. >> pretty nice day out there today. with sunshine and comfortable temperatures. just a pleasant day to get out and enjoy it. looking at the hd radars. scanning the skies. no activity as far as precipitation. weak front came throu

they are never left alone. >> we feed livestock. we have ranch work to do. we do landscaping.ck up rocks and sticks. we do all kinds of very boring monotonous things. >> mitchell: critics say the ranch is too idyllic and does not prepare children for the real world, but sterkel says she's teaching kids coping skills in a safe place and some will be able to go back to their adoptive parents. others may be readopted by a new family. vanya, now almost 18, has decided to stay on and work at the ranch. >> mitchell: but even in this harmonious setting, the kids struggle. >> there's this anger inside, and i got to fix it and i got to find where it's coming from. the ranch for four years. now 17, she's planning to move on. >> yeah, i'm growing up, but at the same time i'm a little bittner vows to leave. >> mitchell: the ranch is a state licensed non-profit, but the cost to parents is high, $3,500 a month. still, sterkel has a waiting list. >> i think the need is great, and i think there should be a lot of places like this. >> this place makes sure that you understand that even if you

it's really difficult being alone. shane and josh are in the room together, but i'm alone. that's the most difficult thing for me. >> reporter: sarah along with shane and josh were hiking last july near an iraqi waterfall close to the border with iran. iranian border guards arrested them saying they'd crossed the line. but it's a charge they deny. so far no court date has been set to hear the evidence. >> we try to stay out of the politics of this because for us we're just mothers and we just miss our children like any mother would anywhere in the world. >> reporter: but there's no way around it. with the u.s. pushing for harsher sanctions against iran for its nuclear program, the three americans appear to be political pawns on the world stage. elizabeth palmer, cbs news. >>> back in this country, the fiercely competitive world of professional cycling is being shaken again by accusations of doping aimed at lance armstrong. and disgraced tour de france winner floyd landis is the accuser. sandra hughes has more on that from los angeles. >> reporter: after crashing on the tour

teachers alone will never be able to do this. and i d9y: with my friend marcus on the other side of the table because you can't -- teachers alone can't do this. maybe in isolated circumstances, yes. but so what we've seen is that in schools and districts that have wrap-around services, community schools where the schools itself are the hub for those outside services, like health care, after-school care, some social services, you see a way of being able to level the playing field for poor kids and narrowing the achievement gap. so what i'm saying is we need to deal with all three. not use out of school factors as an excuse. but help kids by deal with all three. and so in what we have actually proposed for an overhaul of teacher development and evaluation is by focusing on shared responsibility as opposed to just top-down accountability. when teachers, for example, will say i need to lower class size so i can differentiate an instruction among and between children. that's the import of class size. or i can identify that this child

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right now wildlife experts say they might just leave those breeding grounds alone because yesterday when they tried to approach and interscreen the birds became very agitated. >> very sad. all right, t.j., thank you. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal says his state is working on a chain of sand berms that would skirt the coastline. many residents along the coastline say they are fed up with the efforts of the cleanup. this family made signs critical of bp to put along the highway. >> i don't feel they're doing enough. you know, i think this is important and i think they should be doing everything they can and i don't feel they are. >> adding to the anger word that bp's next attempt to stop the flow won't be made until tomorrow or wednesday. and our coverage from the gulf coast continues on "good morning america" with sam champion and diane sawyer reporting live and diane will have more in-depth reporting tonight on "world news." >>> the white house says south korea can count on full support from the u.s. in demanding an apology for its worst military disaster since the korean war. the

and that alone you would think, would be a hit to bp's image.absolutely, they talked very openly about having 2500 employees on the ground there, on their web site. but clearly more needs to be done. there are a huge company, so they need to put in more resources. it would certainly be good if they did that without having to be asked by the federal government to do it. but in this case, at least they're following what they're being asked to do. and we also want to point out, that there are other companies involved in this. trans ocean that owned the drilling rig that caught on fire and malfunctioned. halliburton as well. but yet, this is still shaping up to be a situation where bp is taking most of the blame. absolutely, and their actually in a very good way accepting the responsibility for it. their chief executive is talk about how its his oil, his company's oil. even though it wasn't their rig, they're doing the right thing in taking responsibility for it. and for that, they should be commended. ok, is there anything else that bp is doing a g

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. >>> don't drive the hov lanes if you're alone.e from around the area will be in full -- be out in full force tomorrow for the first capital region hov awareness day. wisdom martin gives us a preview. >> reporter: the purpose of the hov lane is to get people to car pool. according to the law, you need more than one person in the car to use it. but not all drivers play by the rules. >> i have two kids that i take and when it's crowded and i see people who don't have passengers in the car during the carpooling hours, it bothers me good it bothers me, yeah. it just doesn't seem fair. if i have to have two or three people in my car. >> sometimes you don't realize it until you're on it and that's when the cop speeds by me. >> reporter: for the first time state police from maryland and v.a. var teaming up with local law enforcement agencies to monitor the hov lanes during the morning and evening rush hours. it's called hov awareness day. >> i don't see the big deal coming from chicago and through rush hour traffic. i don't see what the b