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soldiers actually say the wars have not been worth excuse me so one out of three soldiers said that the wars have not been worth the effort and i think personally that's very revealing but what are their views on the overall u.s. mission with the war on terror when it comes to nation building fifty nine percent of post nine eleven veterans are on board with the military's efforts in afghanistan and iraq on the topic of unmanned aerial attacks in the u.s. military eighty six percent of post nine eleven veterans and veterans of previous era's think that drones are a good idea and the use of drones is also growing in popularity amongst the general public but sixty eight percent of them like the idea of using drones rather than soldiers now i guess those numbers are kind of surprising considering the growing amount of questions surrounding the legality and the civilian death tolls that are associated with the use of drones i'm assuming here that for many americans of the government is going to wage war on their behalf it rather have fewer of their own men and women in harm's way you kno

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plus, is college worth it? bill gates, richard branson, steve jobs, they don't have a college degree. why do you need one? and millions of students are learning math for free from sal con. what you can learn from him. first, the kig talker of the week. hold your kid back from kindergarten at your child's peril. a recent "new york times" op-ed says parents who think they're giving their child an edge holding them back a year from kindergarten may actually set them back. co-wrote the piece and the co-author of "welcome to your child's brain" and she joins us now. good morning, sandra. you say in the long run, 5-year-old kindergartners do better than 6-year-old kindergartners. why? >> because school makes kids smarter. the experience of being young in class makes kids work harder and as a result they learn more. the kids who are oldest in the class are already doing pretty well and they're not motivated to work as hard. >> there's so many moms and datdads who think this red shirting a sports term, but holding thei

in italy, $50 million worth in just one investment. $20 million worth in spain.u.k., $32 million worth. at bank of america, $20 million worth. what's interesting to find out about this, many of these assets were frozenent january and placed -- frozen in january and placed under u.n. sanctions. some sanctions are being lifted, but they have to be proven that they're for humanitarian reasons, such as for the people of libya. that's a very slow process. that's happening for the state assets. when can-- when it comes to personal assets, those are difficult to uncover. the libyan government will have to prove to courts in various countries, whether it's the united states, u.k., italy, that those things were acquired under criminal intent. and that's going to be very difficult to prove. it could take years. carol? >> my goodness -- the amounts -- it's staggering, that's all i have to say. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> leaders around the world are speaking out about the capture and killing of gadhafi. not all of them are happy about it. so what are they say

only have say that the war was worth it in afghanistan, only 44% say the war in iraq was worth it. this is a higher level of support in the general population. >> is there a disconnect between military and domestic thinking? >> this has been going on for 10 years. we have been tracking public support and it has been on a long steady decline. americans like success. they feel that we are in a bit of a quagmire and they don't see a clear victory. frankly, they are paying attention to other things. only 25% say that they are. this is down from where it was a decade ago. >> does this give us any snapshot about how americans view their place in the world? >> at the moment, americans, including these veterans who were overseas fighting these wars, they are saying, come home. we have a lot of problems at home. there is tension between internationalism and nationalism. we are experiencing these and this is a very heavy instinct. >> thank you very much for coming in. >> nice to be with you. >> still to come on the program, transforming parts of new york, an old railway line is now home to a

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only have say the war in afghanistan was worth it. only 44% say the war in iraq was worth it. this was a higher level of support than the general population. >> is there a disconnect between house civilians think about it and how the military? >> this has been going on for 10 years. we have been tracking public support for a decade and this has been on a long steady decline. americans like success. they feel that we're in a bit of a quagmire and they don't see a clear victory. quite frankly, they are fit to eat. only 25% said that they are following the war is closely. -- quite frankly, they are tired. >> does this give us any snapshot of how americans view their place in the world? >> at the moment, americans, including these pose 9/11 veterans, they have said, come home, america. this tension between internationalism and isolationism has been with us throughout our history. there is a very heavy instinct to focus on the problems at home. >> thank you for coming. you are watching "bbc world news america," still to come. transforming parts of new york, an old railway line is h

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war in afghanistan has been worth it unfortunately no one in power seems to be listening. all right still ahead here on our team with protesters on wall street and all across the country the u.s. possibly head into recession the girls down in crisis and global growth slowing how about an audit for the global economy i'll have a report for you a special report coming up. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions. who can you trust no one. is your view with the global regime where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called fashion when nobody dares to ask read q r t question more. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here so you saw the part of it and realized everything you saw you don't. try hard to think. right welcome back with protesters on wall street and across the country protesting inequality and a financial system and with trillions of dollars that have been spent on wars we've been talking about both those things today but it's not just that t

only have say that the war was worth it in afghanistan, only 44% say the war in iraq was worth it. this is a higher level of support in the general population. >> is there a disconnect between military and domestic thinking? >> this has been going on for 10 years. we have been tracking public support and it has been on a long steady decline. americans like success. they feel that we are in a bit of a quagmire and they don't see a clear victory. frankly, they are paying attention to other things. only 25% say that they are. this is down from where it was a decade ago. >> does this give us any snapshot about how americans view their place in the world? >> at the moment, americans, including these veterans who were overseas fighting these wars, they are saying, come home. we have a lot of problems at home. there is tension between internationalism and nationalism. we are experiencing these and this is a very heavy instinct. >> thank you very much for coming in. >> nice to be with you. >> still to come on the program, transforming parts of new york, an old railway line is now home to a

war in afghanistan has been worth it unfortunately no one in power seems to be less than many. twenty four hours a day seven days a week our website is there for you with plenty of our top stories also there right now. one activist group speaks out against what they say are you we froze up plans to make ukraine a destination for sex tourists during the euro two thousand and twelve their tactic seems a little bit weird but topless protests plus. how one twelve year old girl is breaking barriers around the world records in the male dominated sport of power lifting the full story for you on one. back with a recap of our headlines in just a few minutes. the world. please. please. please. please. please. bring in the top commentary from. moscow this is to have you with us. are ready to enforce a shoot to kill orders in the northern kosovo in the potentially explosive standoff with ethnic serbs over disputed border posts. with serbia were seized by pristina two weeks ago sparking. protests broke out in tripoli as the president's anger boils over the behavior of armed troops roaming t

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chief among them, was it worth it? strictly by the numbers it has cost a lot. 4,469 americans killed. more than 32,000 wounded. at a price of more than $700 billion. in the process, a tyrant saddam hussein was toppled. but the elected government in the views of many is weak and corrupt. now as the war end those americans who fought in it and lost precious loved ones because of it have a lot to say. nbc's mike taibbe has more. >> reporter: across the country they've been waiting for this. the date certain by which all those serving in iraq will be home for good. the war's veterans welcome the news. from south carolina. >> it's about time. we've been wanting this for ail while now. >> reporter: to washington state. >> we did our job. we're coming home. >> reporter: the military spouses and children are thrilled of course. >> it's going to be wonderful have been everybody reunited again. >> it's just a relief for everybody. >> reporter: and even a mother who lost her son to the war, mary convoy whose son jack was killed i

for thousands of dollars worth of stuff. now, she asked if it is grand theft or a big mistake. >> the assemblywoman is accused of shoplifting on tuesday afternoon at this neiman marcus on union square. prosecutors said she had three items in a bag worth more than $2,400. a blouse, a skirt, and leather pants. we tried to talk to her where she lives with her husband in alameda county. >> she says no. >> she is not talking, but he is speaking for her. >> reporter: he's the man that people hire for damage control. >> it was a terrible misunderstanding, she recognizes that, she apologizes for that. >> how could you make a mistake like that, having three items worth so much and just accidentally walking out? >> and you know, some someone carries two cell phones where she is constantly texting, phoning, and you know, she sat down and she had something to eat in the cafe and simply forgot when she stepped outside. >> reporter: and she represents the 18th district from the hayward office pleaded not guilty to felony grand theft, free

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i think the degree is worth it. >> it absolutely is worth it. >> and i think the debt is a good debt scariest thing i'm hearing right now which terrifies me, the college degree is not worth it, because i'm unemployed. listen, across board if you look at the data, the country is going to require a college degree, like a high school degree, you really absolutely need the degree, but what are you going to do with it and how are you going to pay for it is really the important question. you got to tackle that, don't take out so many loans. >> what is the number one mistake that parents make? >> parents make a couple of big mistakes and one of them is that assumption, i got to save for the whole thing, not planning right in terms of which school you're going to go to, not spending the amount of time researching the school. i know a lot of kids and i was this kid saying i was going there, end of story, right ? but i figured out a way to pay for it. what scholarships and grants can we ged, go t. go to finaid.org and if you want to grow the money go to savingforcollege.com a free site where y

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