waterfront operations in fort lauderdale, the west indies, and most recently in the united arab emirateshe is a certified arena manager, u.s. coast guard 100-ton license captains, fire service in the united states marine corps, passionate sailor. the as to young kids, but three and five. his wife is an educator, and i am told that you were actually wants of larry ellison -- you were once brought on to larry ellison's yachts by invitation. we did want to welcome john to the san francisco marina. >> think you. -- thank you. we started with a national search, and ended up being an international search to find john. i wanted to mention from the career history and his experienced and professional trajectory is bringing together operations management, personnel management of interest in this neris that, expertise and arena and in our mental regulatory procedures and rules, waterfront capital renovation, management experience, a maritime legal and risk management expertise from the at in-depth knowledge of sailing, racing and boat owners are practices. -- boat ownership practices. we hit the tr

she immediately landed a job in the united arab emirates. she'll get health insurance, housing and no threat of a pink slip. >> money does talk. money is important. >> reporter: so far teachaway has placed more than 3,000 u.s. teachers in foreign classrooms instead. already just this year alone, applications are up by 50%. nayra wanted nothing more than to teach where most people don't, south central l.a., but she was turned away despite her master's degree. >> i really didn't have anything else, you know. >> reporter: so now, she'll be using her talents in the middle east instead. >> i feel appreciated, i feel taken care of. i feel like they know exactly what i need in order to do what i need to do. >> reporter: if the door to teaching jobs isn't opened soon, many educators fear teachers may have no choice but to use it as an exit instead. lee cowan, nbc news, los angeles. >> unbelievable turn of events. >>> overseas now. some major news today from ann curry's exclusive interview with the president of iran, mahmoud ahmadinejad about two ame

destroyer, carrying 3-hundred military personnel, made a stop in singapore and in the united arab emirates for a meeting to exchange piracy- related information and then a joint military exercise. colombian president juan manuel santos has called for his country and korea to sign a free trade agreement as soon as possible... stressing that a trade pact would greatly boost commercial ties. in an interview with yonhap news agency on tuesday... ahead of his official visit to korea this week, santos expressed hope that the two countries could conclude negotiations on an fta by year's end. since the two countries began talks in 2009, they have made progress, but differences remain over certain issues, including how much to open their markets agricultural and electronics products. two-way trade between korea and colombia nearly doubled in 2010 from 2009 to more than 1-point-8 billion us dollars while korean exports to the latin american country hit close to 1-point-4- billion that year. mr. santos arrives in seoul on wednesday for a three-day visit, which will include summit talks with korean pr

united and believes his new signings will give his team a lift when they entertain swanzy at the emirates this afternoon. we're going to work for. the blues you so who. was different. i feel. relief because we knew everybody knew but we were just not going to quality but number one you should be sure to please we have lost to the beginning of his injuries plus the pros were left of course you were too short to compete on your front in other games today most of the big names are on their travels this month united are poles unable to go to state that chelsea are away sunderland while spurs take them all in new everton and villa get head to head while manchester city entertain wigan. lewis hamilton has dominated the practice for sunday's italian grand prix edging defending champion and runaway overall leader sebastian vettel at the monza track how morton was the only driver to cause a lap time of under one minute and twenty four seconds in the morning session topping the time she's the head of his mclaren team mate jenson button while the red bull of bethel mark webber rounded off the top fo

meanwhile, the "ahk unit" deployed in the united arab emirates... are focusing on their rifle drills on the desert. the "ahk unit" special forces are helping train local troops to combat terrorism... through training like this parachute jumping session. likewise, the "cheonghae unit" deployed near the coast of somalia... is a naval task force,... aiming to protect civilian ships against pirates. they are undergoing maritime training even on this chuseok holiday... all for the sake of their military mission. sov "dear fellow citizens, the cheonghae unit is taking lead in protecting korean citizens and ships on this chuseok holiday." park ji-won, arirang news. south korea's vice minister of unification, uhm jong-sik, urged north korea to face... and resolve the problems regarding families who were separated by the korean war. at an event held for displaced north koreans in time for chuseok in paju, gyeonggi province on monday... vice minister uhm said that resolving the issue of separated families will help bring prosperity to both koreas. he added that the south korean government take

united amberley used his new signings will keep his team a lift when they entertain swanzy at the emiratesthe south the name. where i worked for was to fall very hard after. the last game to get the players in so i had to focus on something new but it was different you know. i feel. relief because we knew everybody knew that we would beat just not only quality but number one is a bit short of plays we have lost to the beginning of the scene for injuries plus the pros were left of course we were too short to compete on or fronts. of the game day most of the big names are on their travels latest manchester united are at bolton little paul go to stoke chelsea are away at sunderland while spurs take on more modern you have written villa go head to head match the city and take wigan. now the weather has affected player gulf starch open germany's marcel c.m. and steven dog from wales have the club slate after their second man was cut short yesterday they are on. par overall in the shift kapoor to complete his second round and his one shot hitting a ball well off the table on the fifth finding th

and italy and the united arab emirates. >>> in lib kwrarbg -- libya, the city of tripoli is in the handsthe anti-ghadafi fighters but residents are still worried about gunfire. >> trigger happy fighters are continuing, with the air, and they are celebrating the takeover and when they're asked about it, they're happy and not injured people. >> and doctors are treating injuries from bullets. guys, remember, what must goes up must come down. >>> it will cost more money to spend money. bank of america is beginning a charge for your debit card customer. the plastic you use, the foes coming next year. >>> this morning, police are looking for three men who pretended to be three cops and how they terrorized baltimore families ahead. >>> the high school assessment results are in. i'm sharee johnson. coming up, a preview how students performed. straight ahead on this friday, september 30. good morning, maryland. i'm charley clawson. let's get to justin burke this morning. because we're not talking about rain, buddy. we're talking about a nice chill in the air. >> that chill could be cool for some

their goal with the events here while in group after arsenal and greek champions limpia toss up the emiratesarsenal drew it brissie adored me begin with one with the germans themselves taking on group leaders from r c to. manchester city manager roberto mancini has said carlos tevez has no future with the club after the argentinian striker refused to enter city's champions league clash with byron munich on tuesday a substitute if one player. played for much of this even if you believe it has these be. for me to come play. if you want to prove that i came right this world come to come play with no dice. the man regarded as the soviet union's greatest ever basketball player is now in stable condition after suffering a heart attack or a fetus up honest was playing the game in his hometown of calmness when he went into cardiac arrest the star center who played half a dozen seasons with the portland trailblazers it me n.b.a. is expected to remain in hospital for at least a week be time european player of the year played in his home country for example greece throughout the entire night before goi

emirates so it seems to me that this is really quite remarkably different from the two thousand and three iraq decision much more akin to what the charter visited in the first place and so i'm actually relatively sanguine i would say that in particular the u.n. and the responsibility to protect is alive and well after libya much more alive and well than it was before when you think about thomas you wrote about the united nations if i may peter jump in thomas you wrote about the united nations in reality in reality if we were to propose a hypothetical that tomorrow the united states would lead i think kingdom decide to go on a wall and the united nations security council doesn't get that you know there's a russia or china or whoever vetoing that particular decision then they decide to step so the united nations and go to war regardless what can the united nations do in reality they can do absolutely nothing and that is where the problem is well to say i agree with you inside it's probably. going to be. ok you know because i do think before we become need to reduce this to a debate about wh

to condemn attacks by the colonel's troops back in march seem to have gone silent as artie's or emirates like. david cameron and nicolas sarkozy surveyed their handiwork the most senior leaders to visit tripoli since their countries began the nato intervention in libya they say their work is not yet done we were born with a nato mission and kill civilians. working he's right civilians are still being killed but now that gadhafi is virtually powerless the people increasingly doing the killing are national transitional council forces together with nato as they attack bani walid and other gadhafi strongholds on that cameron and sarkozy are silent to paraphrase george orwell in animal farm some civilians are more equal than others nato insists they're targeted attacks but there are reports of m.t.c. reprisals against suppose it could daffy supporters clearly there are real problems on the ground there is a legacy of such a conflict that you will have human rights abuses taking on both sides the rebels the national transitional council have promised to hold their own fighters to account and i

in group bath arsenal entertain greek champs olympiacos up the emirates drew with brasil dortmund and game week with the germans themselves taking on the group leaders more say tonight. two more russian representatives are on continental shooty on thursday evening bouts in the europa league. while locke motif meets under the next exactly a decade after the real women thrush the belgians five one was to score in the champions league both sides enter the game as group al leaders after claiming opening run victories two weeks ago the russians now being all three points after recovering from a goal down against sturm two into one thanks to victor obinna. well they are in frightening form of lead all round in fact. charges now and beaten in their past fourteen games while the belgians they also made light work of a ak crushing the greeks in under. much the city manager roberto mancini has said carlos tevez has no future with the club after they argentinian striker refused to enter city's champions league clash with byron munich on tuesday as a substitute. if one play ends at all to morning

united and believes his new signings will give his team a lift when they entertain spawn's eat at the emirates this afternoon. we'll go work for girls to. please him so hopefully some something different going on. i feel. relief because we knew everybody knew but you. just look on your quality but number one is it be true. for injuries plus a good proof. of course i'm sure. you know the games today most of the big names are on my travels this month united are pulse a little closer to the state that chelsea your way sunderland. take on walls of molyneux i was in a villa get head to head and i'm just a city and it's a brilliant. lewis hamilton has dominated practice for sunday's italian grand prix edging defending champion and runaway overall leader sebastian vettel at the moms a track how milton was the only driver to cause a lap time of under one minute and twenty four seconds in the morning session topping the time she's ahead of his mclaren team mate jenson button while the red called q out of bethel mark webber rounded off the top four however betty stepped up again in the afternoon said sh

over in the middle east...there was some tragic news as united arab emirates midfielder theyab awanaas killed in a car crash in the capital of abu dhabi. awana became an internet celebrity after scoring a back-heeled penalty in an international against lebanon. the 21-year old midfielder played for the uae in last wednesday's 0-0 draw against australia in an olympic qualifier and was due to have treatment on an injury this week. over in japan....maria tamarine tanasugarn of thailand in straight sets 6-2, 7-5 to cruise into the third round of the pan pacific open in tokyo. the 24-year-old fired seven aces, including one on match point, to brush aside tanasugarn and help banish the memories of her early exit from last year's tournament. sharapova began strongly, as she quickly won the first set before going 3-0 up in the second. the russian has risen to number two on the world rankings from a career low following shoulder surgery back in 2009. wrapping up with baseball...unable to get a contract extension, ozzie guillen has now officially walked away from the chicago white sox. after t

diss mainly we have so many from the united arab emirates, middle east, some from singapore, and thai business people." already attracting foreigners to the clinic, the government hopes these kinds of activities can become new engines of growth for the country's tourism industry. kang seok-ho, arirang news, thailand. syrian forces have reportedly killed at least 75 anti- government protesters over the past four days... as demonstrations calling for president bashar al -assad to step down... intensify. according to human rights groups... the most recent deaths occurred in the city of homs... which has been the site of much of the violence. the clashes come as opposition groups have been moving to set up councils... to unite the nation's various religious and ethnic groups. since protests began late january... over 36 -hundred people have been killed... and 30- thousand protesters have been detained. 11 and over in libya..., rebel forces claimed on monday that they were advancing on sabha, the desert territory occupied by gadhafi's tribe... and where moammar gadhafi himself is believed

that are born in the united states puts our nation on par with countries like qatar the united arab emirates and croatia when it comes to infant mortality so with the reason behind this disturbingly high rate of infant deaths this is a question of my next guest has struggled with tonya leave lewis joins me now she's an attorney author and former t.v. producer as well as a documentary filmmaker and her husband spike lee a lifelong activist currently she is the spokesperson for the office of minority how it's healthy baby begins with you campaign take a look at those short p.s.a. brittania. every year eight thousand african american children die during their first year of life eight pounds and as a mother this really concerns me our babies are dying at three times the rate of white babies before the first birth. our children need us to take action and i need your help to take care of your health before during and after pregnancy get prenatal care and put your baby to sleep on his back and healthy baby with a down speaking with. time your welcome from our new york studio thanks for joining us a

united amberley used his new signings will give his team a lift when they entertain swanzy at the emirates the stuff the name. we're going to work for. the last. so had to focus on something. different you. i feel. relief because we knew everybody knew good. quality that number one should be true or treats a prisoner of loss to be machine for injuries because i did bruise were. sure to complete on your front. of the game day most of the big names are on their travels these manchester united are at bolton they will all go to stoke chelsea are away at sunderland while spurs take on more years of nolen you have it in villa go head to head match the city and to take wigan. now the weather has affected play a gold star jochen germany's marcel c.m. and stephen gold from wales have the clubhouse lead after their second round was cut short yesterday they are on a grander par over all indian shift poor big complete his second round and his one shot hitting a ball well off the t.v.'s on the fifth finding the green nicely and us open champion rory mcilroy carded a sixty five in his three off really i

countries there's also criticism of you know about jazeera coverage of bahrain and in part because the emir of qatar is you know and the gulf states are very nervous about what's happening there will soon be happening in their own countries so yes everybody has interests to defend and protect and sometimes they spill over so the way media covers an event or doesn't cover it and how it's the maker of blogs news that affect or dot org any sector now from the media possibly pushing revolutions to lawyers and activists pushing something very different they're pushing porn you heard me right and guess where public library they are arguing that in a library perusing porn is you know it's your constitutional right and our thing then a thousand years is selling out how that's working out in new york. a library a place of serenity and peaceful contemplation but if only these walls could talk. must have been filling the silence rooms browsing porn online in public libraries is legal in the us. i'm not really sure what i mean i do believe that people have the right to whatever they want but at the sam

trade debts and so you're saying that i that the euro zone doesn't even qualify because it has emirates alteration my question to you you mentioned earlier the i.m.f. as so as a western dominated organization it always has been there have been i would say over the last year or so many people that i've interviewed that have said that that bretton woods system of which the i.m.f. is a part of and came out of that meeting post world war two is outdated does it need to be do we need to get rid of the i.m.f. at this point put replace it with something better. well and maybe the i.m.f. thinks so too because it's trying to find new roles i mean. that guy may have his back trying to become a bailout we see it with the i.m.f. is doing is strictly against its own charter. it is not empowered to lead and for these kinds of problems it's supposed to be dealing with balance of payments. balance of payments problems so and of course the european central bank is not entitled under its charter to make loans to starborn governments but is doing so nevertheless that we have two big organizations violatin

knew there were no weapons of mass destruction in iraq before joining the invasion and started the emirate found the evidence in the case isn't as clear as previously thought. more than eight years since the death of u.n. weapons inspector dr david kelly and still no inquest following his own mosque as the source of a report saying tony blair's government knew iraq had no weapons of mass destruction be full person invaded the country kelly was found dead in woods near his home a verdict of suicide was recorded despite what many see as conflicting evidence no one's ever said questions under oath about kelly's death and all medical and scientific reports relating to it were secretly classified something which has never been legally explained but it hasn't gone away this week talked to david how pain is to mond that the question of holding an inquest to be reopened he's challenging a decision by attorney general dominic grieve who ruled out holding a coroner's inquest in june citing what he called overwhelming evidence that the u.n. weapons inspector committed suicide but david help him and a

kuwait won't be another lebanon as the squad is coming off a confident 3-2 win over the united arab emirates and temperatures are expected to be scorching during the match. it will be another good test for team korea as only the top two from the group progress to the final round of qualification. wrapping up...jorge lorenzo blazed his way to a convincing win at the san marino grand prix, and more importantly, the spaniard ended casey stoner's run of three consecutive motogp wins on sunday. right behind, lorenzo's compatriot dani pedrosa took second place while stoner finished a disappointing third. although stoner had pole position, the world champion lorenzo snatched the lead on the first bend and never looked back as he won his third race of the season. well, that's it for sports. next up is your weather update. hello, i'm yang un -jung with your weather forecast. it was a beautiful start to the workweek today, with nice low humidity, comfortable temperatures, and even plenty of afternoon sunshine. and it looks like we'll continue to see these fall-like conditions for most of the week. as

so i can't speak to the motivations i don't think of the transit or the emirates. obviously, they have their own national interest as well as other interests at stake. but i think those will probably come out as history, the history is written of the crisis. but it's clear that they played an important role along with the emirates and along with our nato colleagues. >> obviously transportation infrastructure is the lifeblood of the country, and even before the regime fell there has been some project started to improve the transportation infrastructure in the country. can you elaborate just a bit as to what should we be expecting, for instance, the international airport in tripoli was already contracted out for improvement and expansion, and a number of roads. if you do any knowledge about that situation it would be very welcomed. >> year after the right. i mean, look, libya in the pre-february 16, under gadhafi was a place that was, you know, boom with contracts. they needed everything from a-z. from roads to airport, which tells you in a sense the deprivation unde

as you go further down the list, united arab emirates, 5.8 million. ka ta, 5.6 million. move further out to the islamic world, they've given nothing. they say they're going through their own agencies. what when spoke to the somali prime minister, he's thankful for your what they have been given but they need so much more. outside the african base the somalis wait in line for medical camp. many have made the trek from areas held by the militant group where an edict has been issued banning foreign aid. the war can take days, sometimes even up to a week. a risky trip sends many fighters. they don't want anyone leaving the the territory they control. the u.n. general ban ki-moon has been putting in personal phone calls. desperate to make up an 87 million-plus u.s. dollar shortfall. and what the u.n. needs to address the situation here in somalia. there's also a hope that perhaps arab aid might be able to go to places that western aid can't, that the al shabab militant groups may allow more arab money and aid groups into the territory under their control. the gulf states have

the negotiations largely because the united states is so opposed and the gulf states, united arab emirates and other countries are concerned with palestinians moving ahead unilaterally, this further creates more instability in the middle east. >> this is the challenge, it's stability versus democracy versus freedom that everybody and this is the whole issue of the arab spring. from the vantage of israel, do they not look at what's happening in syria, egypt and say on one hand they're happy about the democracy moves and then on the other hand, they feel less secure. >> you hit the nail on the head. they lost -- israelis lost the major ally, hosni mubarak who was the lynchpin for stability between israel and the rest of the world. turkey has turned aggressively against israel threatening israel with military action with the block aid of gaza. all the more reason why they are so fearful of the palestinian initiative at the u.n. >> you brought up the turkey issue. it seemed as if israel and turkey were very close to sort of settling this dispute over the flotilla, the death of the tushish citi

that each student was given a new laptop computer, a gift from the government to the united arab emirates. >> we've been talking about 21st century learning, skills and high school. and we saw this as a great opportunity to test drive a new school prior to actually building a permanent school. >> brown: emma cox who lost her house as well as her school said getting back to class was a return to normalcy, but one with a twist. >> we're going to be the first class that graduates from a mall. i mean i've never heard of anything like that. i mean i guess there's a first time for everything so we're just very excited to set the standards high. >> $2 is your change. >> brown: many in the business community were also determined to return to some sort of normalcy. david's pharmacy was completely destroyed on that sunday in may. but just six days later, he had leased a new space, installed shelves, ordered inventory and opened his doors for business. >> you had customers that were dependent on me to get up and go as quickly as possible. i just couldn't see sitting around. it was, i think, vital fo

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but it's clear they played an important role, along with the emirates and along with our nato colleagues >> obviously trappings infrastructure is the lifeblood of a country and even before the regime fell, there have been some projects started to improve the transportation infrastructure in the country. can you elaborate just a bit as to what should we be expecting for the international airport in tripoli? it was already contracted out. the number of roads and if you have any knowledge about that situation, it would be very welcomed. >> yeah. you're absolutely right. i mean, look, libya in the pre-february 16 under gaddafi was a place that was, you know, booming with contracts. they needed everything from a to z, from roads to airports. it gives you a sense of the deprivation which this country suffered with all that oil wealth and yet all of this was being done in very much a helter-skelter way. i think there was -- as i recall, the last figure i had seen there was approximately $150 billion worth of contracts that were under way in one form or another on the eve of the crisis and so th

to prevent the death of american citizens, he had richard clarke called the emirates and warned themt we knew they were in the desert and say that osama bin laden was there also and it would be good for them to leave, and they did leave. mr. clinton on that particular opportunity -- one dead prince was not going to make a difference, but one dead bin laden with debt made a difference for those thousands of people killed during 9/11. host: next up is alabama, howard is on our line for republicans. caller: thank you. i appreciate you taking my call. am in on? host: go ahead. caller: years ago, i remember the only people allowed in this country or those who wanted to be americans. the progressives, they changed all of that and made it in open country with open borders and allowed everybody in that wanted to come in. that is why we had 9/11. years before, those people could not get into this country. besides that, all of the millions of dollars we have had to spend protecting ourselves from the people they allowed in here. none of us feel safe when we go to the airport, when we go to chi

to prevent the death of american citizens he had richard clarke called the emirates and warned them that we knew they were in the desert and say that osama bin laden was there also and it would be good for them to leave and they did leave. mr. clinton on that particular opportunity -- one dead prince was not going to make a difference, but one dead bin laden with debt made a difference for those thousands of people killed during 9/11. host: next up is alabama, howard is on our line for republicans. caller: thank you. i appreciate you taking my call. am in on? host: go ahead. caller: years ago i remember the only people allowed in this country or those who wanted to be americans. the progressives, they changed all of that and made it in open country with open borders and allowed everybody in that wanted to come in. that is why we had 9/11. years before, those people could not get into this country. besides that, all of the millions of dollars we have had to spend protecting ourselves from the people they allowed in here. none of us feel safe when we go to the airport, when we go to chicag

international meetings starting with summits in london and paris and then into meetings in rome, united arab emirates, and in stumble -- east campbell -- istanbull and berlin. we built an international consensus in support of the middle mandate -- nato mandate try to help the libyan opposition to the extent that we could. increase in comfort with the ntc as time went on. this had started within two weeks of the crisis. i was asked to go out and find out who these people were. we had a sense a bit of who they were. some of them occupied other positions in the libyan government. travel to rome and cairo to meet them. the international community became more comfortable with them. leading up to the july 50 meeting in istanbul in which recognition to the ntc and called upon the international community to support the ntc with funds and congealed around the sense that gaddafi had to go. up until that time, there were several attempts at trying to find a political solution. the libyans were sending out on voice in an attempt -- they were s.nding out on boenvoy the contact group put its foot down and set they

gold to go machines are already located in germany, the u.s., the uk, italy, and the united arab emirates. they're placed only in locations with high security such as banks, hotels, casinos and airports and presumabably near e people who can afford them. jonathan mann, cnn. >> amazing story. >>> cnn newsroom right now with randi kaye live from los angeles. hey, randi. >> hi, suzanne. thank you very much. have a nice weekend. >>> he inspired recruited and plotted. he was born in america but considered americans enemies. he was the face of al qaeda but lived as a fugitive in yemen, until today. today we're following the fallout from the killing of anwar al awlaki, considered by many the osama bin laden of the internet. a government source says he was taken out in a u.s. drone strike some 90 miles east of the yemeni capital. sanaa, along with three companions. another one, reportedly another american al qaeda propagandist. he has been linked to several of the highest profile terrorists or terror sp suspects of the de including the christmas day underwear bomber. the accused ft. hood attacker

in the united arab emirates, a man inspects a falcon, and a man leaps from a bungee, "hot shots" picturesinal suspect handcuffed and placed in a locked patrol car suddenly vanishes. cnn's jeanne moos has details. >> reporter: sometimes suspects are guilty of being deviously ingenious, take the bank robber who when captured ate the alleged holdup note, bon appetit, but why is this guy licking his handcuffs after allegedly brandishing a knife quincy alexander was han cuffed in the back of a west bloomfield, michigan, police cruiser. the first thing he managed to do was move his cuffed hands from behind him to up front. he also emptied his pockets which police say contained heroin and then he used his mouth to lubricate and apparently loose handcuffs. let's time him. see how long it takes him to take off the cuffs. left alone in the cruiser with the radio on, alexander gnawed and salivated and tugged for a mere 17 seconds before the cuffs came off, a veritable hand cuffed houdini. he kept looking around for the officers. you could almost see him think. and while we're at it, shouldn't the su

a number of countries that that diplomatic arrangements with iran, iraq, arab emirates, and others made was important to the united states to get these kids back. jenna: this is no doubt a big story and very happy for the families and friends of these young americans. on another note, p.j. do you think in some ways it's a cover for really talking about the issues that we should be talking about when it comes to iran, the nuclear program, and what kind of threat the country poses to our country? do you think we are focused enough on that just in general? >> of course, we are focused on that. the president once again raised it in his remarks at the united nations a while ago and i think that is important, that is backdrop to this. two years ago as we were seeing iran come out of flawed elections, stolen elections and beginning to apply pressure on iran regarding its nuclear program unfortunately these kid became hostages or pawns in that larger battle. and so -- and plus the element of this lack of diplomacy in other context we would have resolved in issue a longtime ago. even with north

acting with the two big partners in the war, which are qatar and the united arab emirates, we could establishinkages with the military and police forces and what the obama administration should do, unfortunately is not doing, should unfreeze the funds that qaddafi stole and have financial institutions in the u.s., $30 billion, and more, so far the administration has only been able to unfreeze $1.5 billion and they thought a permission slip from the u.n. to do that. another one of these instances, where washington is looking for an excuse to breathe life into the u.n. and give them the money they need to run libya. >> kelly: very understandable, appreciate your comments, especially on this important topic in terms of the future of libya. thanks. jamie? >> jamie: it is a big week for the president, because major test is really afoot. intense focus, right now, probably even in your home. about his upcoming jobs speech. the pressure is mounting, for him to deliver results. and then there is friday's dismal jobs report. 14 million americans are still out of work. how big a plan does it need to be?