behind the numbers with pimco's mohamed el-erian. plus one of the most powerful and important members of congress. i'll talk to budget committee chairman paul ryan about debt, the deficit and taxes. >>> also, the godfather of hip-hop, a major mogul in the hip-hop world, fashion and finance. joining me to talk about having it all, russell simmons on the real meaning of success. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. it is one of the most important indicators of the strength of the economy d the economic covery. and on friday, the unemployment report for february came out, showing 192,000 jobs were created last month. with the unemployment rate dropping to 8.9%, a nearly to-year low. the numbers were in line with analysts' expectations. the price of oil did something it hasn't done in more than two years, closing at more than $100 a

joining us now, mohamed el-erian, c.e.o. and co- chief investment officer of pimco, the world's largest bond fund manager. hi, mohamed. >> hi, susie. >> susie: looks like the most serious question today is how bad is this nuclear situation in japan and what does it mean for japan and for us in the united states? >> that is a major question and a major uncertainty, susie, that's why the markets are so nervous. no one knows how bad it can get. everybody knows that there's a range of outcomes, and what the markets are now starting to price in is this uncertainty premium. this uncertainty premium applies to two things. one is what can happen in the next two days. and secondly how long will it take to restore full energy and electricity in japan. so you're getting both influences coming together, turbo charged by an element of uncertainty and markets do not like that. >> susie: right. and on top of the uncertainty about the nuclear crisis, there's also all the questions about the tremendous loss of life, the questions about the c

mohammed and his brother brought fresh vegetable, canned tomatoes and friends all the way to cook at the camp. you're not part of an aid group, you just decided to do this. what compelled you? why come? >> you are a human. >> reporter: yes. >> we are humans helping humans. >> reporter: tunisia's revolution ignited this wave of uprisings in the arab world, but its people are putting aside their problems to help those in need. english teacher mohammed niley serving food to refugees at an airport says it's in the spirit of the revolution. >> this is our identity, our roots. >> reporter: when you see one of these refugees eating a plate of food, how does that make you feel? >> it's something -- i cannot tell it in words. >> reporter: the refugees can. among the nations helping the workers from 23 countries go home, the usa. i hitched a ride on an air force c-130 taking egyptians back to cairo. and what i heard surprised me and all 82 refugees. [ speaking foreign language ] marine major adam speaking their language, reminding the world the u.s. military does more than fight. >> it's nice

appeared at a magistrates court in london former captain and wicketkeeper sound and fast bowlers mohammed received a mohammed emir are accused by british prosecutors of spot fixing it is claimed they deliberately but with no bull's eye pretty green times during the fourth lord's last august all three reportedly told police the incidents were coincidental or bad luck also in the dog the sports agent regime he along with the rest face charges of conspiracy to obtain and accept corrupt havens and conspiracy to cheat the man will appear at the trial submit crown court a major twenty minutes. scream all england have kept their will help hopes alive in the west indies by eighteen runs pakistan were left sorry westerners were left a target today forty three buying linden in reply gayle led the west indies to fifty fernand of just five overs was eventually dismissed by treadwell ice because sammy caught up one hundred ten under russell seemed to be back here on thirty nine but was given a six instead of trot as a judge did sneak the boundary however the windies collapse followed and they were all

but after that, after that when mohammed became mohammed bin we became the best of friends. mohammed was one of my strongest supporters getting my case overturned. he would do anything i asked him to do. that is because he refused to go to vietnam or refused to join the military and they gave him a five-year sentence for that which eventually was done away with so that was the i don't know the word -- >> host: but i must say i noticed you mention in your book the person that helped you with your stuttering was a man who then gave you an islamic name. what was the name he gave you? >> guest: [inaudible] >> host: so you took an arabic name much like muhammad ali. >> guest: yes i did. >> host: but you were never known as that in the ring. and you say you connect that man often in islam with stuttering. >> guest: i do, i do because who stumbled upon me jumping out of airplanes in the military, and rather than just stumbling away, this person stopped and made me realize that i had a problem that my inability to talk and my feelings of frustration and low self-esteem were inextric

. >>> mohammed ali to the rescue? how the boxing legend is trying to free two uc-berkeley hikers accused of spying in iran. >> and how safe is the natural gas pipeline running through your neighborhood? the critical information pg&e can't find. >>> and do you have earthquake insurance? >> in the cbs 5 weather center we started out with soggy rain early on. skies starting to part a bit but there are more storms on the way. we'll talk about that coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the "bible way apo-stolic church" in richmond is fighting >>> contra costa county church is staging a sit-in to avoid eviction. the place in richmond is fighting to stay open. the eviction notice said they had to be out today so the pastor called together the congregation and organized a service in a last-ditch effort to save their church. >> i don't want to leave. i'm fighting for my rights. i deserve to stay here. i'm fighting for every word that i appreciate for the past nine years. >> the church is months behind on its mortgage. the pastor said

the two movements didn't always merge but they did and mohamed. ali was still the consummate showman but now his hero was malcolm x. with a single gate. the power structure in one nine hundred sixty four join the nation of islam a group feared and hated by white america and started speaking out against racism the right by women daily policeman pull black people mobile and hear them across the hear and none just the trial courts and no one none of the good why folks can be filed to help. a couple years later he would become one of the earliest and most outspoken high profile americans to come out against the vietnam war bring everything on the line by resisting the draft in one nine hundred sixty six and a wrong. turn to kill kill kill and continue killing innocent people it was an act of conscientious objection that would not only cost him his championship belts but also get him sentenced to prison because heavyweight champion countries great a federal court can use them is found guilty of violating the us don't like the service laws are refusing

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king mohammed of morocco promises constitutional reforms in his first speech since last month's nationwide protests. welcome to bbc nuelings. broadcast to pbs in america and also around the globe. coming up for you, violence escalates in ivory coast as militias loyal to the two presidential rivals hunt down their opponents. and an historic touchdown for discovery. the oldest of america's space shuttles. and its remarkable 27-year career. bbc team in libya have been jailed and subjected to beatings and mock executions. the events took place when they were detained early they are week but only now that they have left the country are we reporting their story. while they were in prison they witnessed first hand the horrifying levels of violence meted out by colonel gaddafi's security forces and other prisoners. the bbc team were teasted at a rest point six miles south of zawiya where some of the feesest fighting is taking place. after their release they spoke to our middle east editor jeremy bowen in tripoli. >> 30 miles and many checkpoints separate zawiya from tripoli. the town has been seal

. >> mohammed was a child molester.mmed was a pervert. >> reporter: outside a fund-raiser for muslim charities in california's conservative orange county, protesters targeted muslims, as pundits were targeted by congressional leaders in the 1950s. muslim-american leaders say this is the new senator mccarthy, new york congressman peter king. he's chairing a thursday hearing entitled radicalization in the muslim-american community in the house. >> a body that, let's be fair, has done this before. the house on american activities committee was a central ingredient in the mccarthyism, that representative king now aims to replicate. >> reporter: king is unapologetic. >> when the major threat to the united states today is coming from al qaeda and al qaeda is attempting to recruit in this country. >> reporter: king says american-muslims generally do not cooperate with law enforcement. and he uses tactics and statistics that his critics say near mccarthy's. like saying 80% to 85% of american-muslim leaders are extremists. john

khalid shaikh mohammed the mohammed attah the guy who was flying one of the planes into the world trade center had a religion who organized who planned the thing here in the u.s. it's apparently had originally planned on flying it into that nuclear facility in point nuclear facility but then rejected that idea assuming that there be surface to air missiles and that besides that the reactor was so heavily guarded what we're seeing what we're learning now from japan is that is that it's not a nuclear plant it's so dangerous as the waste right next door to it and he could have flown a plane right into that it would have been a dirty bomb that would have covered new york city are is congress seriously considering saying to all the nuclear facilities around the united states you've got to put the same kind of protection around your nuclear waste facilities on site as you have around your reactors without a doubt but the key issue here in indian point is they a batter you wait them in an area within ten miles but in japan is you know the nuclear regulatory commission urged evacuation of a fif

mohammed is one of them, killing home to cairo. -- going home to cairo.he thinks god, tunisia, for helping him. it is a common sentiment. >> thank you. >> tunisia has opened its hearts and buckets to the refugees. today, here is a volunteer aid worker. these people need help. we need help from all the world. we cannot do everything alone. >> so, the final leg of their journey to freedom has begun. yet a pretty remarkable scene, when a british holiday in both is sent to help refugees. but for every one who leads, many more are waiting. and with the violence in libya continuing, this exodus shows no sign of easing. bbc news. >> president obama has reiterated his determination the libyan leader' must stand down, and he has all the rest of american air force planes to repatriate those fleeing libya. >> i want to make sure the united states has full capacity to act, potentially rapidly, if the situation deteriorated in such a way that you had and humanitarian crisis -- a humanitarian crisis on our hands. or defenseless civilians were trapped and in great dange

self-promoter in that sport was, and i thought they were going to say howard cosell, and they said it was mohammedpossible second explosion in japan and the damage to the power plant damaged in the earthquake. also tonight, the glitch today that had iphone users in a tizzy. all that and more tonight on cbs5. that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news. 60 minutes is next. have a great night. blair director:philippo ,,,, california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. how did you do it? eh, takes a lot of love. the real difference is, this year we went to lowe's. well all our lowe's garden club select plants are grown for your local region and selected for peak performance. we get new plants delivered throughout t

. >> king mohammed of morocco has offered reforms in his country.n his first speech since last month, he said that individual and collective liberties are to be expected. >> raucous dtv on wednesday night and a rare appearance from the head of state to -- moroccan tv on wednesday night and a rare appearance from the head of state. >> taking into consideration what we have developed in our participation -- our anticipation for reform, we have formed a special committee to review the constitution. >> morocco is a construct -- is a constitutional monarchy with an elected parliament. executive power is exercised by the government. more importantly, it is also monarch.d by the marke the king can issue binding degrees which have the force of law. morocco was affected by the broad uprising that began sweeping across the arab world two months ago. although the widespread unrest in neighboring countries did not happen. but five people were killed in violence linked to protests across the country on february 20. the ire of the protesters was directed more at

. >> reporter: in washington, morocco's foreign minister gave us an overview of king mohammed's planned reforms for a country facing some of the same discontents as its neighbors. >> you know what i feel like? i feel all the time like a cat on a hot tin roof! >> lehrer: and jeffrey brown remembers legendary film star elizabeth taylor who died today at age 79. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the bill and melinda gates foundation. dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy productive life. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the air campaign across libya zeroed in today on ground forces, after sweeping the skies of planes. the aerial pounding forced government troops and tanks to pull back from misrata, before rep

even tony bennett, mohammed alli, these people all know you and now it comes time for you to speak about yourself and your epitaph he was just enough to have the courage to stand up for his convictions no matter what problemses. actions may have caused him. he was just enough to perform a miracle to wake up to escape the universal prison of sleep to regain his humanity in living hell. he was just enough. just enough. >> guest: just enough. so when people hear just enough i'm sure going to be thinking of themselves, well, just enough to get off or just enough to escape or survive. why not to make something bolder. >> guest: universally we are all just enough. we're all universally just enough. we are born with everything that we need to wake up and to become conscious. that is just enough. >> host: you define conscious in the book as loving the world. >> guest: yeah, yeah. the love of truth is actually the spirit of man. you understand? the level of truth is the spirit of man and if you know the truth, the truth is, that we are miraculous human beings, miraculous creatures. everything alr

mohammed ali remains a global icon now because of what he earned but for what he sacrificed he wanted more than just money more than fame more than boxing titles he wanted to change the world. when he was eighteen years old and won the olympic gold in rome young cashless marcellus clay jr said that his dream was to bring professional wrestling into boxing and he pointed to a flamboyant pro wrestler by the name of gorgeous george as his hero. by the mid one nine hundred sixty s. he changed his name to muhammad ali had become a far more dangerous man. even read about. the one nine hundred sixty s. remember you had two grand movements the african-american freedom struggle and the anti-war movement. the two movements didn't always merge but they did in mohammad. ali was still the consummate showman but now his hero was malcolm x. reviving a cape. the power structure in one thousand nine hundred eighty four i rejoined the nation of islam a group feared and hated by white america and started speaking out against racism they rape our women daily policemen pull black people mobile and hit the

. >> this is where mohammed's son was playing and was picked up by the security forces and taken to prison three times, accused of being an islammist. he also blames the security forces for shooting dead one of his sons. how do you feel about colonel gaddafi then? >> what shall we do? nothing to do. >> you feel that he's stronger than you? >> he is stronger. >> what's the atmosphere in your neighborhood now? the shots, is that because people are afraid? >> believe me, people are afraid. later on open. >> in the evening they open up? >> yeah, open. >> why are they afraid? is there a breakdown of law and order? >> nobody can breathe. most people, they never get out and come out of their home. stay watching tv. they think when they come out, some new news and they don't know it. >> he is one of the few shopkeepers here who is opening his shop. how come you're happy to open when most people are keeping their shops shut all day? >> i do open the shop because i pay rent and i need to earn my money to be able to pay rent and feed my family. >> how long are you prepared to keep this up? >> we have

. >> reporter: as we spoke to university student mohammed baffel, gadhafi posters appeared almost instantly around us. people here have been told by gadhafi, the united states wants to invade and make libya into another iraq. they seem to believe it. in green square, flanked by an imposing medieval fortress, we found more gadhafi supporters like marwan al-zadi. >> he's not a president. he's father. >> we love gadhafi. >> we love gadhafi. >> we love gadhafi. >> reporter: zadi was still in green square well into the evening, leading a demonstration. it was a festive rally, all broadcast live on libyan state tv. but it was small. there couldn't have been more than 200 people. nearby, graffiti against gadhafi was painted over. it's hard to know how deep gadhafi's support truly runs in tripoli, a city pretending there's no revolt happening at all. despite the veneer of calm, there is tension here. as we walked around today people obviously too afraid to talk to us did pass us secretly notes like this one. it says, all the people don't like gadhafi. freedom libya. there are also reports of detent

but plans to try prisoners like khalid shaikh mohammed in civil courts were blocked by congress. >>> newly released video offers a unique perspective on an event that changed our world. the fall of the twin towers on september 11th, 2001. it was taken from a police helicopter hovering near the burning buildings. the officers on board hoped to rescue survivors from the rooftops, but the smoke was too thick and no one was there. then the south tower collapsed. >> it's the whole tower. >> the 17 minute video was released by the federal agency that investigated how and why the towers fell. >>> in other news, the 2012 republican presidential campaign is unofficially under way. five potential candidates appeared before a group of social conservatives in iowa last night. susan mcginnis has more on that. >> reporter: good morning. this is only the very beginning, but iowa was the place to be last night if you want to be the next republican presidential candidate. five potentials showed up, each trying hard to stand out. former house speaker newt gingrich is exploring a white house bid and he

mohammed taking full advantage knocking at the turn from just one hundred and sixteen balls one hundred thirteen total permit for that the last of the single wickets that's not what you would expect to see in a reigning world champion but formula one sebastian vettel has been preparing for the start of the new season with a sport of sheep shearing the german enjoyed a taste of the outback before the season opening race in melbourne i thought was a bit sheepish unselfish he attempted shearing at a cattle farm but he insists he will be more confident when he gets behind the wheel of his red bull machine of the twenty three year old gets his title defense underway at the albert park track this weekend after some good winter testing in his new car the army said. i think the winter we had was the best we had so far in terms of you know how we are relative to others it's a little bit difficult to say because i think some new things on everybody's car and yes some new regulations plus new tires so it's a bit difficult to to find out where exactly you are but that's why we come here to you know

. -- khalid sheikh mohammed. follow the money, honey. there were some jews in on it. had to be.lynn -- co-lynn powell mentioned it. he said, i refer you to the state department. there's a powerful internet movie called fableed enemies. he gets into this stuff. and this building fell at free fall speed and even larry silversteen admitted that it was controlled demolition. but you know, folks, i'm telling you, 9/11 could not have been prevented. it was the sixth trumpet. it is stated as happening in the book of revelation after a so called 1263 1/2 days. each one of those so called days can be defined in realtime as 1.55 years. from the end of the 70 weeks of daniel, or we could say from jesus christ. and i wish i had an hour really. but jesus is coming back very soon. so the question is, are you saved? now, jesus said don't let their record of myself, yet my record is true. because i'm not alone in my judgment. i and my father. testify. i am one to bear witness of myself and my father that sent me bears witness of me. it's written in the law that if the testimony of two men, ever

place is a fight to stay in charge of football's world governing body after asian football chief mohammed bin hammam has confirmed he will stand against blatter in the presidency elections this summer and now has been touted as a potential successor after his enormous influence cats are when the right to host the twenty twenty two world cup he believes he can get enough votes to bend like just thirteen year reign and has urged the football world to back his beard and. inviting them. to be part of my new or to me. this is very new and. let's move to the ice now where k h l dream team scarred take on atlanta in their bid to reach their goal in cup semifinals for the first time starts three two up in their best of seven series so rain will see them through right at lance will be desperate to please the home crowd and force the deciding game in st petersburg so that you live are already through alexander the gulags gold looking at birth then one choose the lake front close day after the men from in front of the defending champions at bars on the road ready lockdowns were back at the at last n

and asked me to read that's something that really weighs on my mind a lot of the time because to me mohamed ali was a voice of resistance and i think we missed that voice very much. if i get it means all of the show maybe ought to be a problem as i was. never like bron james and others concerned about their legacies would do well to remember the side of history ali was on they would do well to remember how today's play it safe commercial mindset conceals a longstanding counter-current that's been there throughout the history of sports embodied in athletes like tommy smith and john carlos soutar and american sports culture on its head in the late one nine hundred sixty. s. . i think you burst out the books i mean i think pretty well for the last legs because the fact that it's just right now it was the thing. last thing. they want to golden a bronze medal at the sixty eight olympics. they didn't pull a jordan and use their platform on the global stage to protect an endorser no. these guys had a point to make. as they walked to the platform they took off their shoes and carried them to protes

blatter faces a fight to stay in charge of football's world governing body after a football chief mohammed bin hammam has confirmed he will stand against blatter in the presidency elections this summer my mother has been touted as a potential successor of his influence how can start when the right to host the twenty twenty two world cup he believes he can get enough votes to end lots of thirteen year reign expose the football world to back his bid. and by being a. woodworker in it with me here i could be bothered of my over. the care in that. this is very. tennis now on top seed ruff found out only just made its way to the semifinals at indian wells after a real tussle i guess evoke all of it called action taken the first set seven five for adults swept through the second to level the match but the decider was tight with no doubt just claiming it on a tie break so which the semifinals dollars after his first title in five months is that i mightn't outrage the argentine and see the move over the timing greater retired the strain find myself. not on the inside while the one caroline wozniack

football's governing body since making ninety eight is being challenged by asian confederation chief mohamed bin hammam the most recent challenge to publish kingship came almost a decade ago his rival this time around been how mom was promised greater transparency and the spread fee for the loss of wealth more evenly across the globe if he wins the vote something. out of it's there but last year putin has stated that russia are ready to step in and host the world figure skating championships if necessary to kill was the whole event starting this week but not a possibility following the massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit japan on march the eleventh. so it is less. it's known that there were japanese friends and are unable to host the world concert because of the tragedy it underwent i know god will read it as a bird i would have been his colleagues and international security for direction by suggesting we can hold them back g four of course the federation is interested this is not an expensive procedure so we can't cover all costs there's a priest is that you've got. the name

football's governing body since making ninety eight is being challenged by asian confederation chief mohamed bin hammam on the most recent challenge to abolish kingship came almost a decade ago his rival this time around been how mom has promised greater transparency the spread thief is a loss of wealth more evenly across the globe if he wins the vote son. of if they're of love you're putin has stated that russia are ready to step in and host the world figure skating championships if necessary tokyo was the holy event starting this week but i was not a possibility following the massive earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit japan on march the eleventh. so is this list good enough for it's known that i would you twenty's france are unable to host the world probably because of the tragedy made on their way i never watch we're ready to support those i want to punish colleagues and the international skating federation by suggesting we can't hold them back of course the federation is interested lease is not an expensive process journey so we can't cover all costs of the city police to the shi

too long had been brewing and seen as he had for quite some time public anger erupted after student mohamed bouazizi sansom cell phone fire and publish stories of runaway corruption eroding the top echelon of the community and government. after winning the. region. i came back and what happened was he did what he did. i think tunisia was a major to. change what's happened in tunisia and also in egypt and it's happening in a few other places these diplomatic cables troll the people. they were actually right and not trusting in thinking that there is something that is corrupt. can you don't steinberg shuns the public spotlight he's going to stay in the shade although in actual fact he's just as much a godfather of the wiki leaks project as julian assange own js. yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julia son and we're here to make a short presentation about what we can extract what we don't daniel don't steinberg could be described as co-creator of the internet's most scandalous web site together he understands took the idea of creating a site where any person can safely post secret informat

surprisingly in a days when they took to bowl pakistan's opening partnership of can act now and mohammed have taking full advantage knocking at that time from just one hundred sixteen balls so one hundred thirteen total chile coming in the stone machine one hundred seventy five runs to spare not losing one wicket along the way after his pakistan said i don't care who will face next look we have what we have done well so part of this tournament. i'm not really. going to play i mean as long as. we play well and we do things right but not being you know that that's more important to me at the moment where we'll come we'll watch the game more agree closely and you know what's happening in them then we'll try to get about six or seven days off that will probably. make a new strategy and see who with it we go on from there now with goals first major of the year just a couple of weeks away form of world number one tiger woods is still trying to fine form has been falling back on the advice of his late father woods is playing this week's arnold palmer invitational in florida and says i think hol

five and will increase inspections of rain in some of these the organization and its then chairman mohamed el baradei i was awarded a nobel peace prize but by the looks of it concerns over a possible un sanctioned uses of nuclear energy by countries like iran seem to have overshadowed the clear and present dangers of already existing nuclear power plants in countries like japan and now it's the remaining workers who have to battle fire smoke and radiation what remains of the fukushima power plant there's only fifty people allowed on the plants of the mobs and they work in fifteen minutes shifts which is which is very little and they have to work very many things by hand because remote control installations of on down. on the main operator room is not usable because of the radiation levels they're working to look extremely difficult circumstances to try to prevent the worst from the worst of all six reactors showing signs of instability only fifty people remain to peace with a problem putting their lives at risk while the high in my view seem to prefer to watch one from a safe distance in.