i am american and farouk -- he has to get what he can while he can. so he likes telling people i am a 3-dimensional character. where did you get that? i was telling him i am trying to make this not just one dimensional, you are three dimensional and refers to himself as a try dimensional character. >> tim mentioned the former prime minister of pakistan who has an interesting relationship or had an interesting relationship with him -- kim. he misinterpreted their relationship and her retelling history funny but also unsettling because the relationship a person might have with a source can be difficult so tell us briefly about that and the question is what has happened since then? have you heard from him? what is the upshot of this? >> we are getting married. for those who don't know the story i was front-page news in pakistan for a week. it took osama bin laden being killed to knock me off the front page. some people have heard about this story too often especially if you live in pakistan. i meet this guy, former prime minister of pakistan, very powerf

hair care company farouk, assembling hair dryers and curling irons in houston instead of asia. 1,200 jobs. why now? with waging rising rapidly in china, and chinese workers about a third as productive as americans, u.s. labor is becoming more and more competitive with china's. >> it's becoming a lot more economic to produce in the united states for consumption in the united states. >> reporter: and here's more good news. one study has shown that by 2015, production costs in the u.s. and china, incredibly, will be about the same for many products, which means more companies will be bringing more of these jobs home. george? >> okay, jim, thank you. >>> and jobs, the economy and a looming debt crisis were the big topics today at president obama's first news conference since march. the president warned that failure to raise america's debt limit by the august 2nd deadline could cost americans jobs. >> if the united states governmentntfor the first time, cannot pay its bills, if it defaults, then the consequences for the u.s. economy will be significant. and unpredictable. all the head win

authorities say abdullah farouk abdulmutallab had explosives sewn in his undergarments.s on anyone but this woman's relatives aren't buying it. >> people have no common sense. >> reporter: common sense is exactly what the tsa promised after the video of a 6-year-old being patted down in new orleans went viral earlier this year. the woman says she didn't let the incident bother her, but publicity about it is bothering plenty of other people and has intensified debate whether tsa is in its lane or out of bounds. wolf? >> usually there's an adult supervisor at some of these locations that does have a little common sense and could overrule what the tsa operators are going by the book, full there. has to be a little reasonable common sense in these kinds of situations. what are they saying about that, jeanne? >> reporter: what the tsa is saying is that the people at the checkpoint followed the established security protocols. they are defending how they handled this, and i have to tell you, the more we learn today, the more gray this situation seemed to become, and it became q