this includes his youngest wife amal who fought back getting shot in the process when u.s.raided bin laden's compound last may. only 30 years old, she has given pakistani officials a detailed account of bin laden's life on the run following nine-. our pakistan bureau chief joins me here. it's so great to have you here. you have the most fascinating account. you spoke with her brother. and it's all on the web so we should point people there. but what happened to them on all these years, and the fact that they were able to move so freely and so frequently inside pakistan, doesn't that raise questions about whether the isi, pakistan's intelligence service, had some inside knowledge of where they were? >> it's true. we're getting some fascinating details about what the last decade has been like for amal, this youngest wife, believed to be his favorite wife and also for their five children that he fathered along the way. the life on the run they spent for the last decade. we obtained leaked interrogation report, a summary of statements that she has been giving to her pakistani i

he was a 26 year-old philadelphia daily took over bandstand a local tv show clarke helped introduce amal to many of rock's biggest tax. >>> jackson 5 de klerk was involved in the early as exposure of the bands. paul stanley of kids in 2006 the clark gave his band on their first big breaks. his contribution to american music into rock-and-roll and bringing into the homes is company created thousands of ellen's a television in clinical and so close in the country's awards he appeared and many of the shows mostly, his family for years been the year as host of dick clark's new year's rocketing. even after suffering a stroke in 2004 he continued to make appearances on the program. with tickets for his wife clark would say goodbye to the old year. but it was his bandstand by mostly remember. >>> anti-mason cbs news york. degrees he said got a lot more than issues wide business travel on his way to the bay area suddenly stripped down at the airports. the cover-up a very high school in the and dozens of students and suspended how they're accused of scheming to skip class as often as they wanted

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and where reindeer and fish are treasures for the people will go into the amal and yes autonomy area russia close up on r.t. . to music secret laboratory to mukherjee was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which all unfortunately doesn't give would join a sound anything since mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care watch only on the algae dot com. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is for hopes journalism honest. we want to present. something of the for. something lies beneath. thousands of meters of ice country rock. the lava. that is a lure for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it at a distance. so i saw stories from r t the un security council passed a resolution on syria which outlines the next observer mission in the country reports that syria's fragile ceasefire has been disrupted by further deadly clashes while anti-government rallies have been hijacked by rebels. after more than a year of silence and suspicion world p

government at some point elections and that really is the necessary precursor from the perspective of self amal if it wants to try to retake the north because it's going to require class assistance to do so in ecowas are just not going to help. change that they can stay with you james there's a big worry is of course is that this area that the rebels have control of in whatever affiliation they have with al-qaeda and other groups people worry that they're just going to turn into another afghanistan before nine eleven it's just going to turn into a haven for terrorists and drug dealers in crime i mean how long can you wait how long can you just watch now for i'm afraid that doesn't really i don't really think that works as an argument because. i mean just just three months ago when mali technically had control. over the whole area you would still be able to have criminal and terrorist groups operating let's remember this is a desert it's a desert the size of france and it's got something like only one and a half million people or so. it's already going there already going to be zones that don't

the bosnian serbs croats muslims with nato eventually intervening with serbian historian you post amal it says western countries only accelerated the conflict. that there are no ironically still trapped in the consulate in a sense it's always ninety nine if you truly think. the political option is scary a field that was in power when the war started even still are and petri mining. it is still one thousand nine hundred two. and changed much moved on since even boys in twenty years and years of news about bosnia that it was a concept that ran rampant gone it's own end of the west had to step in and stop it in fact there was a walking peace process that had actually the results there was a constitutional event a compromise between the two parties are interesting to me at the communities and everything was set for a peaceful resolution of the credit of the constitutional crisis and then it was inching towards testimonies and information the american ambassador stepped in council to the muslim party to these you need to only react and you needn't go at it long and you haven't been promised

serbs croats and muslims with nato eventually forced to intervene but serbian historian of course amal it says western countries are only accelerating the conflict at their ironically still trapped in the conflict in a sense it's always going to be there. the political option in syria even. more security. is still an order and it keeps reminding. it is still going to be ninety two engine we haven't changed much and moved on since she was in twenty years and there's a myth about bosnia. it was a conflict that ran rampant on its own and west had to step in and stop it in fact there was a costing peace process and it paid actually the results that was constitutional remained a compromise between the parties of the communities and everything was set for a peaceful resolution of the proud of the constitution praises and then we're going to numerous testimonies and information the american ambassador stepped in council with the muslim party to basically get on your. way to. having been promised american backing which is happening in this one precipitated the war. a u.s. marine faces of just

it's fund amally wrong for rick to say that.he lashing out here in the final stages of his campaign and the race for the nomination as a practical matter is over. not quite numerically over, but it will be a psychological and emotional process and parts of the discussion here politically, but mitt romney will be the nominee. that will bea i great nominee and a great president. that's the big distinction. >> he said it's halftime in the process right now. he said if he can win pennsylvania, may is going to be potentially a good month and texas, kentucky and arkansas and states where he can do well. this will continue well into may. >> i think the race for all-purposes is over. i understand rick wanting to cling to it a while longer. i hope he doesn't. i hope he sees the need to unify the party. it's not our place and you look at this clear eyed and you can clearly see that mitt romney is on the trajectory to be the nominee. >> even with tonight's three big wins, we are seeing the same numbers and a third of the republican voters

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