to help us moderate to q&a as philadelphia sound sultan ahmad who for 23 years of public administration american public policy grade here in philadelphia. he and his wife founded and serves as president of the sultan ahmad community foundation for which he created in honor of his time, who was killed by gunfire when he was 15 years old. there's a 15 euros shabbat 60-yard with a gun owned by a 17-year-old. their way of mourning was of mourning was in the true spirit of the panther party was to fight back on behalf of other young people and create a really dynamic foundation that is doing education and job counseling and lot magnificent work. so please welcome brother sold 10 -- sold to the stage.

ahmad, great to see you. you've turned into a real winner, haven't you. >> yeah. >> fantastic and i think you've got a winning family over here you're going to introduce me to? >> amad came to the park with some of his new family so we could get to meet them. his parents and five of his new siblings joined them. some of the older ones have already grown up and left home. but there's still plenty of family ready to make ahmad feel welcome and most of all, feel safe. >> we had to keep assuring him that he was safe. that no one was going to harm him. that this was going to be a permanent home. he was getting a whole big family. he had plenty of protection around him. >> debra and anthony mclean met in the military in germany and decided in addition to biological children, that they wanted to help foster kids as well. >> well we had taken care of over 86 children in the 23 years that we've been fostering and adoptive parents. >> he says they started adopting their foster children when they

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yght here for you right here the ahmad money. i'm jim cramer. i'll see you this time. >>> >>> this morning on "early today," declassified documents. papers seized from osama bin laden's lair reveal his final thoughts. >>> super moon, why this full moon this weekend will be bigger and brighter than any other day this year. >>> and cinderella story. the nation's tallest man finally finds a shoe that fits. >>> this is "early today" for friday, may 4th, 2012. >>> hello, good morning i'm lynn berry. welcome to our viewers across the nation. today we begin with bin laden's words. one year after u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden, some documents seized from his compound in pakistan have been released.

the spat is between ahmad shafiq and amr moussa. moussa accused his rival of being loyal to the old regime despite himself having served as foreign minister under hosni mubarak. >> when the regime was toppled, when the regime fell, the regime fell with his prime minister, with general shafiq as -- as prime minister. therefore he cannot represent the revolution and the evolution that happened afterwards towards change, towards a new egypt. >> when ahmad shafiq voted wednesday, he was assaulted by protesters also angry at his role under president mubarak. today shafiq poured scorn on amr moussa. his campaign said acidly that they understood the mental state moussa must be in as it was clear he was out of the race, though so far there is no clear indication whatsoever of the results. vote counting has been carried out at individual polling stations separate after the cloves president polls. the aim is to reduce the risk of ballot boxes going astray if moved to different locations. but it could take several days foff the -- before the v

like this, always a bull market i to try hght ter fore i yght here for you right here the ahmad money. i'm jim cramer. i'll see you this time. >>> >>> this morning on "early today," declassified documents. papers seized from osama bin laden's lair reveal his final thoughts. >>> super moon, why this full moon this weekend will be bigger and brighter than any other day this year. >>> and cinderella story. the nation's tallest man finally finds a shoe that fits. >>> this is "early today" for friday, may 4th, 2012. >>> hello, good morning i'm lynn berry. welcome to our viewers across the nation. today we begin with bin laden's words. one year after u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s killed osama bin laden, some documents seized from his compound in pakistan have been released. they show his concerns about his weakened organization but he was still plotting attacks on americans. nbc's michelle franzen has details. >> reporter: the compound in pakistan where osama bin laden lived in secrecy and died after u.s. special forces tracked him down, is gone. destroyed without a trace. but documents, letters and

well you'll certainly be impressed with the long lists of cultural ahmad's around the area of the kremlinthat's in the show all well fortunately that so that's how we have left on this week's program i'll see you again at the same time next week i will be taking a look i various and stayman spots around here so until then for me and the rest the same from another square here about an hour. the people of the united states and their friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder is a regime has an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and let there be no doubt about we know for a fact there are limits there. this were just being carried out in the direction of dr david kay respected scientist and former u.n. inspector was leading the weapons search in iraq we are determined to take this apart you have a tremendous a group of dedicated american men and women involved in this with the best assets of the intelligence community can provide. data cheney is not going to be done with this for quite some time da

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now let's get some more on syria now with which ahmad joakim political analyst and professor of the lebanese international university good to see you today thank you for coming on r.t. as you just heard as we all just heard in that report saudi arabia is possibly shinning off suicide bombers to syria first of all do you believe it second of all how far does this support go. i believe that saudi arabia is implicated in what's going on in syria it has been implicated in financing and supporting terrorists and afghanistan during the. soviet occupation of that country in order to fight communism hundred of this pretext and it was the same people who were later on. by the americans yet they were instituted in order to be used against other enemies they were used against the. maliki and others that say movements who are calling for independence from american occupation and they are to use now against the syrian regime in order to topple this regime definitely as saudi money is being followed into the hands of terrorists in syria it has been the case also in catch me up before that so this is not n

he looked like a middle manager here like i told ahmad to go get the people and he wouldn't right?rustration with regional jihadi groups. he is telling them go attack the united states. i don't want you attacking the government. and they are like yeah yeah. we'll get back to you. it is really interesting. by the way they get a lot of sick days. we'll talk about that later too. you might too if you were a suicide bomber. here is what he said about losing their branding game. he says i plan to release a statement that we are starting a new phase to correct the mistakes we have made and regain a large group who has lost their trust in jihadi. people were starting to say, you know what al-qaeda is not on our side which is a pretty good assumption. and that's what bin laden was mad about. and when you go to somolia, he thought they were to lax. and he said: so interesting internal strife. when you come to the united states and their interpretation of what is going on here? here is an interesting quote: damn that stings. if i was vice president biden, i would be like hey, couldn't we tak

>> guest: i met ahmad information sessions for school holes we saw in an earlier clipart either, andin the strait, essentially an open house for parents can check it out. it's interesting because when it commits i've encountered is that these are parents that care more. i met a lot of parents there by accident. they do a very aggressive marketing. they put flyers on doors because they really don't want just parents that extensively care. they believe that all kids deserve that chance and so you do need a lot of parents that are essentially there by accident. c-span: here's eva moskowitz again. >> the unions are playing to win and because they don't want to be the safe of the opposition to charter's of the largely white dominated leadership organization and because it would be so obvious that they are protecting the interests of their members in so far as, what they will often do is hire an outside group like an acorn, a community-based work in nation and not a cent higher than, protesters who will protest charter schools in general and they make a number of arguments about charter sc

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contacted ahmad to tell him he wasn't going to receive the award. later when your spokesman said there was unflattering information about ahmad that had been made public during the deportation proceedings of one of his close associates, and the i.n.s. had brought -- fought for two decades to deport this guy that was about to get the award. he was suspected in supporting the popular front of the liberation of palestine and that's a designate terrorist organization. the reason i'm bringing these things up is because we've got people -- we know there are three subject matter experts that your office has reduced to identify who have gone through and purged these materials. we were not even told whether they were u.s. citizens. whether one of these people that would have gotten the award that didn't get the award that had all these other suspected problems. we know that the palestinian islamic jihad leader had meetings and conversations with high-ranking officials at d.o.j. and the department of homeland security, and that was despite him being the subje

contacted ahmad to tell him he wasn't going to receive the award. later when your spokesman said there was unflattering information about ahmad that had been made public during the deportation proceedings of one of his close associates, and the i.n.s. had fought for two decades to deport this guy that was about to get the award. he was suspected in supporting the popular front of the liberation of palestine and that's a designate terrorist organization. the reason i'm bringing these things up is because we've got people -- we know there are three subject matter experts that your office has reduced to identify who have gone through and purged these materials. we were not even told whether they were u.s. citizens. whether one of these people that would have gotten the award that didn't get the award that had all these other suspected problems. we know that the palestinian islamic jihad leader had meetings and conversations with high-ranking officials at d.o.j. and the department of homeland security, and that was despite him being the subject of a fis

he and his wife founded and serves as president of the sultan ahmad community foundation for which he created in honor of his time, who was killed by gunfire when he was 15 years old. there's a 15 euros shabbat 60-yard with a gun owned by a 17-year-old. their way of mourning was of mourning was in the true spirit of the panther party was to fight back on behalf of other young people and create a really dynamic foundation that is doing education and job counseling and lot magnificent work. so please welcome brother sold 10 -- sold to the stage. [applause] >> very go. first brother jamaal, let me ask you one quick question. with all you've been through the panther party, what would you describe -- or how would you describe the impact of all of that? >> canal, the thing that is the most impactful but i think informs what i.t. was this idea of love and service. ask any panther it's a loaded question but in the future if you meet someone in the panther party and by the way they saw that the have said they were panthers are really there, we would've had 100 members. i think i have a manifes

he and his wife founded and serves as president of the sultan ahmad community foundation for which he created in honor of his time, who was killed by gunfire when he was 15 years old. there's a 15 euros shabbat 60-yard with a gun owned by a 17-year-old. their way of mourning was of mourning was in the true spirit of the panther party was to fight back on behalf of other young people and create a really dynamic foundation that is doing education and job counseling and lot magnificent work. so please welcome brother sold 10 -- sold to the stage. [applause] >> very go. first brother jamaal, let me ask you one quick question. with all you've been through the panther party, what would you describe -- or how would you describe the impact of all of that? >> canal, the thing that is the most impactful but i think informs what i.t. was this idea of love and service. ask any panther it's a loaded question but in the future if you meet someone in the panther party and by the way they saw that the have said they were panthers are really there, we would've had 100 members. i think i have a manifes

he and his wife founded and serves as president of the sultan ahmad community foundation for which he created in honor of his time, who was killed by gunfire when he was 15 years old. there's a 15 euros shabbat 60-yard with a gun owned by a 17-year-old. their way of mourning was of mourning was in the true spirit of the panther party was to fight back on behalf of other young people and create a really dynamic foundation that is doing education and job counseling and lot magnificent work. so please welcome brother sold 10 -- sold to the stage. [applause] >> very go. first brother jamaal, let me ask you one quick question. with all you've been through the panther party, what would you describe -- or how would you describe the impact of all of that? >> canal, the thing that is the most impactful but i think informs what i.t. was this idea of love and service. ask any panther it's a loaded question but in the future if you meet someone in the panther party and by the way they saw that the have said they were panthers are really there, we would've had 100 members. i think i have a manifes

contacted ahmad to tell him he wasn't going to receive the award.later when your spokesman said there was unflattering information about ahmad that had been made public during the deportation proceedings of one of his close associates, and the i.n.s. had brought -- fought for two decades to deport this guy that was about to get the award. he was suspected in supporting the popular front of the liberation of palestine and that's a designate terrorist organization. the reason i'm bringing these things up is because we've got people -- we know there are three subject matter experts that your office has reduced to identify who have gone through and purged these materials. we were not even told whether they were u.s. citizens. whether one of these people that would have gotten the award that didn't get the award that had all these other suspected problems. we know that the palestinian islamic jihad leader had meetings and conversations with high-ranking officials at d.o.j. and the department of homeland security, and that was despite him being the subjec

sparking protests because it includes two controversial figures, the king of swa zil land and king ahmadckdown on civilian uprising in that country. >>> coors field was buzzing but had nothing to do with baseball. a swarm of bees near the colorado rockies dugout caused their game with the arizona diamondbacks to be delayed yesterday. a beekeeper was eventually called in to vacuum up the bees into a bag. playing the most important position on the field. i know. >>> all right, getting in on an ipo is not the most important part of your personal finances. that's the one thing to know about your money today. max out your 401(k), balance your investments, and don't spend above your means. ali, you say i'm so boring? >> no, we disagree on a lot of things, we do not disagree on that. i'm with you on that. and you know christine's the smarter of us. >> yes, i concur. although i'm still on the bees. >> amazing. >> ye know vacuuming was the option. >> i've got a bee problem at home. i'm taking the vacuum cleaner out, see what happens. >> they noticed, during the game, just descend on that all of a