amato, real democracy now. >> i hope the politicians listened. i want a job with a future. i know what my studies to be for nothing. >> i wonder what is wrong in spain. no one took to the streets. until now. most between the ages of 20 and 30 have been slow to anger. they are well educated and many are protesting for the first time in their lives. >> we must comply with the law. we will force it only as developments merits. a placer here to solve problems. not create them. >> unofficial ban on protests a dozen to a fact. organizers about carry-on with silent demonstrations. >> the former boss, the building that he planned to move into has rejected them as a tenant. once he is free, he will remain under house arrest. heat waves for charges for assaulting the made at a luxury hotel. he will have to wear a electronic monitoring device and pay for private guards. >> the plant operator in japan is facing huge problems. >> it is between them and the company that operates the nuclear plant. he is stepping down and he posted a record loss of $15 billion for the quarter. the company

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including victor amato, who welcomed the news of bin laden's death. >> i was thrilled. it was the best news i've heard this years. >> reporter: but mary lou byrd says the pain of losing brendan and rosanne will never go away. >> we have our entire lives to continue without them with us. and that won't change with bin laden's death. >> reporter: reflections from one family and one town, still coping with loss, one day at a time. rehema ellis, nbc news, middletown, new jersey. >>> and in the light of this raid overseas, in the light of the news we've been covering, we'll be back in just a moment with a look inside u.s. special forces from someone who's been there. ec >>> there is a lot of attention being focused right now, for good reason, on u.s. special forces, especially the u.s. navy s.e.a.l.s. they took the lead in this attack. and when they're not working, they're famous for undergoing the toughest training anywhere on earth. we've asked someone special to join us here tonight. his name is eric greitens. academically, he went to duke and oxford. he has a master's an