but certainly in the case of yemen there was a major meeting last at the end of last year again this amal bank was given a big. reward from the islamic development bank from the orchard bank who all applauded the success indeed yemen is the kind of shining star in the middle east region fordice michael financing and again going back to the initial point is that over sixty thousand people or projects were funded over three hundred thousand people who are actually directly involved in this transfer at the micro. level of wealth to the so-called entrepreneurs in yemen but it's turning out there directly . yes they have taken on this responsibility of repaying those debts spawning very interesting ways by these major banks in the language of compliance with islamic law which is a very interesting phenomenon we see in the gulf in particular yet another quick. jump in here this is a very exciting situation because islamic law shariah law doesn't allow usury and which is an interest and especially predatory interest and the way that they work around this is to capitalize projects in such a way a

he was teen the masked men and the morning he drove to extra amal in his adopted home town of carson city. >> capital and nevada, carson city turned his me about tuesday morning. >> you've got money in and after the hearing everything and machine guns. >> it was blood everywhere and broken glass everywhere it with war zone. >> when i heard that the issue with some of the building there ran into stiff like hell. there were two people dead for sure. their heads were completely shut off. >> the police finishing in shot man before ruling in to and i hop in shooting five national guard members that two of them died instantly the motorcycle rider died at hospital. the gunman shot himself and data short time later. here's a picture please send this to the war produced in the shooting. what does he said after shooting, he can walk outside and fired shots in the direction of a barbecue restaurant and h&r block apple was a casino crawfishing. at this point the police to have a motive. >> this is a real tragic event and of targeting means we have a motive and we can have a movie yet. the fact t

he sends out to curry favor with some of these individual groupser that going to need to amall gait.s, the nonunion members who want to form a union because the whole thing is not work pg, we are not getting it anymore. >> bill: all right. the thinly veiled reference was interesting. if you don't vote for us don't complain because we're in the tank for you. and the other party isn't. i thought that was quite interesting. >> biden knows where his bread is buttered. it would be fitting if he went out and did all of this dirty work and sum indicated and kissed botox we have got to get rid of you because you are emblematic what an insider game you have turned into joe. you have got to go. maybe it happens the second time through. no they will stay together. love with keep them together. ♪ love ♪ love will keep us together. >> bill: coming up next, the most confrontational segment of the east coast, rapper loop pay fiasco calls the president a terrorist. i call out old lupe. set your dvr's. the [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a ch

. >> brown: to get things going he wanted a question along the same lines, apples to amals, for each candidate. this one time he was kate was on a book tour and they talked by phone not long before the start of the debate. >> i called kate and ran through those three questions and there was dead silence on the phone. i'm thinking, oh, no. i don't really need this. i said what is it? not terribly polite about it. she said, well, you've got two apples and an orange. >> that was one of the hardest calls i've ever made though because i knew he was in his zone. he felt really good about his questions. he was really up. that's a split-second decision. as he says in the book, he called me back to tell me by the time he got there that i had been right. everything was okay. in the meantime, i got amanda, our youngest daughter. i said we've got to go for a walk. we've got to go for a walk. we got out. i said i've ruined the debate for your daddy. i've ruined everything. >> brown: in fact, jim writes, kate saved the day. but glitches of all sorts can and sometimes do occur. in his basement offi

. >> this past thursday it white house came out with its own amall civils what's going on and statedte straits may last until 2012. >> the big mistake they made two years ago was to make the prediction that it would be at 8%. you have got to underpromise and overdeliver. there is a jobs banks that other departments have that will enable the money to be spent to create these jobs. >> tell me what's going on with the white house. why can't they seem to get a handle on that? we are seeing unemployment at 9.1%. >> he inherited a much worse economy than initially thought. it dipped a lot further than people thought. kelly: you say the word inherit. you know what people say. >> you can't know where you are going news know where you have been. you have to look at the whole picture. that's still -- it took us a long time to get there, takes a long time to get out. kelly: the bottom line is for the american people regardless of what the president says or what the president does, regardless of what congress does, there is a crisis of confidence. >> when the job numbers aren't as high as they s