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and now i want you to meet this week's foot soldier, aiden thomas hornaday.his brother's harmonica at age 7. customers started tipping him by throwing money into his cap, much to aiden's surprise. he collected $80 the first night and initially aiden says he thought about buying a video game. but on second thought, he instead chose to help others and donated the money to an international children's charity. he soon became a fixture, donating time and money to charities and local hospitals. he has performed across the country, collecting and donating more than $90,000 through his personal appearances and his webside, aidencares. very pleased to have aiden thomas hornaday with me as today's foot soldier. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> when did you first begin to play? what drew you to this instrument? >> it just kind of happened, i was 8 years old and i started snooping in my brother's room, and he's the older brother so he didn't enjoy me doing that and he said i'll make a deal with you. if you leave my room right now, no questions asked, i'l

president yukos us to see aiden said the country is passing to one of the most critical time periods in its modern history. he blamed several factors including the filing fee structure to the banking sector the negative external environment and announced finances the negative economic growth in the country. president monson see ideas and forty delegates about implementing prudent fiscal policies and use an old structural changes to turn the current crisis into an opportunity. the city. i guess the all gathered for the nobel banquet. this stuff i don't don't have a clue as to the opening inning. but this one. so the bottle. at that. he has done in time. it included percent. what fun it will stick with the intent to use notice that the main figures in the fall so great about him. this is just no justice if the decade. it's the eighth day the enemy. to economics. it's because more snow this year. the i took history gets worse as we say because breaking news talk what. so much. either or situation. the south. while good use

aiden arrived two years later. but aiden's birth brought some unexpected stress at home that would later turn out to be the key to this father's downfall. >> we noticed he was crying a lot more than usual and then it turned into like nonstop screaming day and night, like i mean, 20 hours out of the day. it was extremely stressful. we kept bringing him back to the doctor and they kept telling us, "it's colic." >> reporter: and if that wasn't trouble enough, right around then, ryan's work life got a lot more complicated too. >> between 2010 and 2012 there were an unprecedented number of suspicious fires in the babbitt, minnesota, area. >> reporter: 39 fires in all. no one was hurt in those blazes but the federal officials were taking it seriously. >> a joint task force between federal agencies, state agencies, and local law enforcement commenced a joint investigation. >> reporter: and ryan was investigating too. even going on television to describe to fox station kqds his own role in the hunt for a serial arsonist. >

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correspondent greg god then we asked her how was the husband reacting to these renewed threats of sanctions aiden has been sabine in your reaction to that it is as sexy as haven't lasted twelve days and weeks when a new kitchen and other high ranking politicians and officials have been shocked and is the sanctions off of the new threat they said they went wetting and all that this would have a huge impact on russia. it was even kind of keep them coming and since each week. some politicians saying that it was even that actually less ink on their teeth that have sanctions in paris. on the eu however since not that simple the oaks in the economy is already suffering from this crisis in ukraine and russia it is expecting an exodus of capital of one hundred billion us dollars and also that the economic growth is expected to be about zero point five percent with the russian economy is not lost as all the kremlin is well aware of and be so graceful in the economy but it seems that aunt betty willing to take the risk right on speaking to us from moscow to those political development sales or have financi

many stitches streets protesting against remarks made by former prime minister okada does the us and aiden strickland you were done on monday said it is an insult to the country and demanded strict punishments. thousands protest in the streets of dhaka to talk on sunday against the midst of my two month summer full of pristine snow day month and federal crime to miss that kind of the xi'an. the one hand yes he said. the father of the nice didn't even mind was included in the midst of the country. speaking at a trustee meeting in london the broad based national spot european vice president of the team described as a note in mind that this president on the beach. it's going to issue statements have the right to write sweet criticism. many in under the seat as a decent read it and this country's history the testers said that in mind to be tested for his statement. they did that one of the day. i know. though that said that. though since you mentioned the students league side in the constitution and his view on the loose. yep i finally got it on monday that it stays in the end. did i love it.

aiden thank you for joining us. first, how big of a problem is it there?british government estimates there's a minimum of 6 million people at any one time of people in forced labor. >> what sort of stories are you hearing about how these people are treated and why? >> well, the uk changed its [ inaudible ] visas tying them to employers, this is a license for legal trafficking for forced domestic work. so it's a big problem within that sector. and this is something that is very difficult to see how deployment of teams to the airports is going to help that. because what you see is a lot of wonderful people being brought into the country completely legally. and the abuse occurring beyond the borders, and we have yet to see proper measures being put in place. >> if it is not going to work at airports, then what would you suggest should be done to put a stop to this? >> i think there needs to be greatest invest inspect policing across the board. policing within the cities and up and down the country. greater training of police so they can identify forced labor

i went to was the son aiden didn't have to be tempted to go and be a little bit. and who knows he can and the it connects into defeat so as to when i islands of the semester have been listed on the tattoo artist to organize a sham the mas local peeps say though that's really too bad because they are helping us they are what one of its owner lot of fun the reports of the i aa intelligence services in germany in the united states and israel and they were always standing. that and so called cbn liberation army isn't easy the empty shell because who the people who aren't really fight scene on the yes on the ground where are the saturday star can i say sen said. when in geneva to where we were discussing the discussion where do you have any. a new contract that they deal with these. i pieced the deal have the up the ante on these. extremists they say the incident as much as the residents donated and you guys so. those panels that was you who the messages in some of them as thousands of email has also received a message that needs to be the lead me to clean up a stockin

so of them have been in the science and pull up was cold and on and it slows the on aiden is that many of his patients. well lead to enhanced its a easy a fluorescent speak in person for all any any f one heifers big seller ashton is easy to distinguish land that doesn't please me and on his reasons ranging from the bus uncle is the sad because we have a different accent the russian speaking of that on hudson is different. marsh your reaction. you knew you were there the crimea is not the same scenario in that these are russians there weeping things up this is the city's youth russian speaking ukrainians quite different. low. certainly this is very different from crimea that sometimes ha however andrew. the speaker but the russians for ukrainians actually i'm organizing the basic socks actually won government of a newsagents i'd rather say what have you back from hiking. our cars. and i have made this recently and actually and the speed i catch it. trees that it's a nice haul of people on emotion as he as the home side you can distinguish people they knew from the road. the russians in

their power outside of yemen where these operations are going on in the south, right near the port of aidena real hub. you got extremists from africa, off the coast of africa and somalia. you've got them collecting from the arabian peninsula there. there really is infrastructure within yemen. >> and they're always refining their tactics. you remember a couple months ago we had a new threat alert that they had somehow refined shoe bombs to get past the detection we have at the airports. that's tied right back to al asiri. these are threats to the u.s. they want to get a shoe bomb on an american airplane. it's something they attempted before and nearly had success. with the underwear bomber five years or so ago. this is a direct threat which is why the u.s. is on top of this. >> use of drone strikes is controversial because of the concern and real possibility of collateral damage. you said earlier in the show there were three civilians killed during the ongoing operation. what does this potentially do to u.s./yemeni relations? we know it's had a bad impact on relations with pakistan. >> well,