[applause] >> mohamad offshart, eng ho, rashad ahmed. >> good afternoon. i have been driving taxis about 15 years. as i see it, we cabdrivers are a wonderful, a key service for the city. but i don't know that the city administration -- you don't see us like that. we are very valuable as an asset here. i do not see any city bodies seen that way. if you're seen that way, 15 years driving -- some cabdrivers have to under 50,000 -- 250,000. i do not believe that has ever happened. >> eng ho, rashad ahmed, jamal anshasi, alud nemezee, mayint fan, john han, sato to. albert ma, mary mcguire, ashak agautam, john gallardo. chairperson nolan: we will give them time to get here. >> john gallardo. if i call your name, if you would stand up. chairperson nolan: we have a few. good afternoon, sir. >> how are you doing? i dry yellow. we are coming here every meeting. we have been coming here every meeting, and you guys don't do nothing. you just listen to us. a warning might sound a little bit funny, but we mean it. if you don't do anything about this 5% electronic waybil

. >> mohamad is with the islamic society of baltimore. he says while it is great to celebrate this victory, we should not let a cloud the bigger picture. it is a center for prayer and education, but here at the islamic society of baltimore, you can also find opinions on many issues, including the war on terrorism. mohammad is the vice president of the isp. he considers the killing of osama bin laden and a firefight a symbolic victory. >> we are praying for the sense of comfort and security. because of that, this is good that it makes people feel more relieved that finally the head of that evil has been chopped off. but the thing is, the rest of the evil is still there. >> he remains cautious and concerned. he worries about what he calls inherent problems in the middle east and elsewhere that did not go away with the death of bin laden. >> the bigger picture is, general terrorism. the bigger picture is of the political and economic instability, financial instability, all of these combined. these are the grounds for any kind of chaos and an

for too long had been brewing into his ear for quite some time public anger erupted after students mohamad was easy set himself on fire and publish stories of runaway corruption eroding the top echelon of the two new zealand government. after when the. i came home and did what he did. i think tunisia was a major or two. to start to change what's happened in tunisia and also in egypt and it's happening in a few other places and is the primary cables for the people. they were actually right and not trusting in thinking that there was something that was corrupt. daniel don't steinberg's shams the public spotlight he's going to stay in the shade although in actual fact he's just as much a godfather of the wiki leaks project as julian assange has. yes my name is daniel smith this is julius sons and we're here to make a short presentation about what we can extract what we don't yield on steinberg could be described as co-creator of the internet's most scandalous web site that i gather he understands took the idea of creating a site where any person can safely post secret information anonymously

set blatter will stand unopposed the reelection is faith a president that after his soul challenger mohamad been a man withdrew from the leadership race after claims he was offering bribes for votes a man said on his website his decision was not tied to the ongoing investigations into the allegations and he wanted to put the game first he's due to appear before the for the ethics committee today along with the for vice president jack warner and also mr blatter who's accused of turning a blind eye to the cash for vote scandal all three deny wrongdoing the presidential elections are still shows will take place on wednesday for the moment it looks like mr blatter will secure a fourth in charge also blatter was not at wembley to witness a scintillating champions league final barcelona beating manchester united three one to win the european crown for a fourth time united boss sir alex ferguson admitting his side but given a hiding the spanish champions dominate the first half and opened the scoring through pedrito as in the half mark twain rooney got an equaliser just before half time but after

their day in court if correct you yourself apparently defending the youngest guantanamo detainee mohamad jalen he's suing the u.s. army and navy with your help i mean do the victims of any of the various anthing tara techniques used by the u.s. ever have a chance of seeing justice. well i think that the jewel case group presents a unique set of circumstances for would addition standpoint rather one of the facts as you have on classified information about the torture we have on classified information that has moved on classified information about the state department's involvement in that classified information about his removal from afghanistan so we are in a position where many of the other detainees are not in that almost everything that we need to go forward in the lawsuit it's already been declassified so he may be the first one that successfully moves forward and can at least pass the initial attempts at this missile because we have ready access to the information. again looking at the big picture what are your thoughts about the recent killing with some of been loved you think it's

over the past 14 months mohamad has permitted me to visit by what can sometimes on a regular basis. but he also abruptly cut off access to the long periods with no warning. a schedule my daily life around the chance to speak with my only child and my despair or deletions turns upon his whim. my son the longer understands or speaks english and a struggle to keep up with him and turkish but i am grateful to still have contact and maintain our bond. he was only two when mohammed to come and now at age 3i see him growing and changing drastically with each visit. every day i wonder is he thinking about me and missing his mother the same way i'm thinking of him and missing him. mahomet threatens to take eli to syria torturing me with the reality that each visit could again be the last time that i ever see him. excuse me. the obstacles lie face fighting the adoption of my son are great. i'm essentially on my own to fight a court battle in a foreign country where i do not know the language or understand the culture. i have to be continually vigilant as i learned to maneuver this nightmare o

let's go to mohamad. you talked with american troops. bin laden's death? >> well, carol, today we were in the american nerve center for the operations in afghanistan. it was a mood of cautious optimism from the troops that we spoke with. many of them acknowledged that, yes, the killing of osama bin laden was a huge achievement, but this mission is far from over. one person said he was torn. glad, of course, that it happened, but hoping that people in the states wouldn't think that the troops here should just withdrawal and go home. this is not just about killing. it's about making sure that there is infrastructure in place here, to make sure there are schools, to make sure afghanistan is more security than its past has been. we got a funny reaction. we spoke with one soldier who was on patrol when he heard news. it was basically messaged to them and he said they didn't believe it. he said they got the news one day after may 1st. they were wondering april 1st quarterback maybe it was an april fools' joke. then they got more messages. he g