mohammed calls these two tanks outside his office his cadillacs. they remain a potent symbol that his relative oasis of stability is always at risk. despite the many compromises, locals appreciate schools, structure and security that mohammed's leadership has provided. but with somalia's chronic chaos always at his doorstep, it's a fragile existence. >> whether i go back to minnesota or stay in somalia, that's the big question. i haven't decided yet. but what i need from here is to train people so i can teach them how to govern, educate them, so that they can run their government or their administration effectively and efficient for that matter. it's hard on my kids, it's hard on my wife. but hey, i'm doing something big, and they understand that. >> that was jeffrey gettleman in somalia for "the new york times." >>> and one note from europe tonight. a court in italy has overturned an immunity la shielded prime minister silvio berlusconi from a corruption trial while he is in office. the court said the law was unconstitutional, and it paves the way

mohammed cas these two tanks outsidehis officehis cadillacs. they remain a potent symbol tha his relive oasis of stability is alys at risk. deite the many comproses, locals areciate schools, structure and security that mohammed's leadershipas prided. but with somal's chronic cos always at hisdoorstep, it's a frile existence. >> wheer i go back to minnesota or stay insomalia, that's the big question. i don't kow just ye t what i need iso trn people so i can teach them how to govern, ucate them, that they can run their government or their administration effectively and efficient for that matte it's hard onmy kids, it' hard on my wife. buthey, i'm doing something big and they understanthat. >>hat was jeffrey ttleman in somalia for "the new york times." >>> and one note from euro tonight. a court in italy has orturned an immunity law that had shielded prime minister silv berlusni from a corruption trial while he iin office. the court saidhe law was unconstitutional, and it paves the way for the corruption proceedings to resume. thruling could incre

zazi's defense team didn't detail exactly what information the investigators used to arrest mohammed zazi in the wiretap operation because it was done under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. and mohammed zazi could get eight years in prib and $250,000 fine, if fount found guilty and will appear in court friday and investigators hear in new york eyeball other alleged coconspirators and a lot of surveillance activity is going on outside the apartment of naiez khan, a friend of zazi's, who let him stay in his place, september tow has been getting attention from investigators and he says he has done nothing wrong and is cooperating with the fbi. now, naijbullah zazi has denied all allegations against him, he was in federal court to face the charges of conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and investigators believe he was on the verge of making a bomb with chemicals to be used in a terror attack in new york and remains in custody and will be back in court december 3 and there is a renewed fish for a nationwide community watch program talked about today as the police -- p

mohammed elbaradei said he had no concrete proof that iran is trying to build a nuclear bomb, but he urged tehran to come clean about the full scale and the nature of its uranium enrichment program. >> that report from deutsche welle. >>> nuclear politics is seen as a backdrop to a visit by china's premier to north korea. wen jiabao attended a ceremony today with north korean leader kim jong-il, marking the friendship between their countries. but beyond the spectacle and the formalities, wen's visit is seen as an inducement by china to get north korea back to disarmament talks it left after u.n. sanctions were imposed. >>> europe has taken a big step forward toward creating a powerful new presidency, thanks in part to what happened in ireland where voters have backed a european union treaty that streamlines the future workings of that 27-nation body. jonah ll of al jazeera english covers the story from the perspective of why the irish finally approved the treaty and tells us about the political superstar who may be waiting in the wings for a return to power. >> reporter: before the c

as you were just saying, we have something of a breakthrough to announce in that mohammed el baradei, head of the international atomic energy agency, was in iran this morning, and appearing alongside the head of iran's atomic energy organization, and saying they've come to an agreement that the u.n. nuclear inspectors can visit that hitherto secret site outside the central holy city of qum on october 25th and raised the question of whether or not that could given the iranians time to hide incriminating evidence there, and that is doubtful, if the incriminating evidence would be evidence of highly-enriched uranium, suitable for making nuclear weapons, they probably couldn't clean that up in three weeks and the question is whether iran will provide the u.n. nuclear inspectors, access to the people and documents who have been working at that site and those types of things could very well be removed from the site, eric. >> eric: is there a possibility -- james you have had reports in the past, iran and other nations, are flattened, have flattened facilities before the inspectors get there

and mohammed zazi is scheduled to have a preliminary hearing, on the case, on friday. and, now, this building we want to show is is the focus of a lot of surveillance activity this week, the home of a man, naeed khan, a friend of the younger zazi who let him stay at his place and he is getting attention from the investigators and says, he has nothing to hide and is cooperating with the fbi. and meanwhile, investigators here in new york eyeball other alleged coconspirators in the case, though none have been identified, publicly, and sources indicate the fbi is searching for at least three other suspects, who may have been working, with zazi. in court this week, naijbullah zazi, has denied all allegation against him, in federal court to face the charges of conspiracy, to use the weapon of mass destruction and investigators believe he was on the verge of making a bomb of chemicals to be used in a terror attack in new york city. naijbullah zazi is expected to be back in court, on december 3rd. we continue to follow the case. >> gregg: laura ingle in new york, thanks. >> re

, see someone purchasing supplies or equipment that could be used to make bombs, and, yesterday, mohammedi's lawyer filed a legal challenge, in denver court suggesting federal agents didn't have the authority to listen in on and take phone conversations -- tape conversations of the 53-year-old and court documents reveal mohammed zazi received a call from a person in new york who warned him police were asking questions about his son and something that he denied ever happened and naijbullah zazi has denied all allegations against him, and remains in custody and will be back in court december 3rd, in the meantime, investigators here in new york continue to look for other alleged coconspirators in the case and tomorrow, we will bring you live reports of an inside look on the latest technology being used inside the new york police department's lower manhattan command center to show you what is done to secure the city, we'll have the reports all day long. >> julie: and will set an example for other cities over the country. interesting, looking forward to that. laura ingle, thanks, we were not h

state officials say mohammed didn't go for that.ll be executed by lethal injection. >>> police say a man stabbed a female doctor while being treated at a psychiatric ward in boston. he was then shot by a security guard who just happened to be in the building. an off-duty security guard. the doctor whose name has not been released is in stable condition. police say the suspect died of gunshot wounds. this happened at a high rise building affiliated with. >>> today's test launch got within 2 1/2 minutes of lift-off before nasa shut it down because of clouds, high winds. so the space agency's going to try again tomorrow. >>> the obama daughters have gotten their swine flu vaccine. malia and sasha were vaccinated for the h1n1 last week when the vaccine became available to washington, d.c. school children. the president and first lady have not received their swine flu vaccine yet. they're waiting until priority groups like young people, pregnant women and people with underlying conditions are vaccinated. all four members of the first fam

layla is the daughter of mohammed ali. at the time she was hosting "revival of american gladiators." hogan writes, "at that moment that call saved my life." show biz tonight can tell you that's not the only shocking allegation in hogan's book. >> i'm not going to talk to you about this anymore. >> he writes in excruciating detail about the simmering family tensions that boiled to the surface as they filmed their reality show. >> in fact, the family was falling apart. >> hogan pins much of the blame on his ex-wife linda who he claims was verbally abusive and a problem drinker. he writes, "her drinking also started to affect the family. it seemed like every night she would get into the wine and before long she'd start cussing everybody out, including brooke and nick. >> in addition to all of the family drama that was going on, it was all exacerbated by nick's accident. nick totaled his car and then really seriously injured his very good friend who was left in a vegetative state and then, of course, this is what led to nick g

. >> mohammed varde sought to characterize iran's obligatory inspection as a sign of progress. >> i see that we are shifting gears from chron frontation into transparency and cooperation. >> but u.s. senators of both parties have seen this dance before and made clear on fox news sunday they think iran is just playing for time in an effort to build the bomb. >> we are on a path of a nuclear iran which is an unacceptable course. it is clear that iran is headed down the track of getting a nuclear weapon. they have the knowledge. they now have a secret facility. >> the senators are not alone. an unreleased report from u.n. inspectors that leaked out has a chilling conclusion. it says iran now has sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable atom bomb. that, and a recent in your face test of medium-range missiles has convinced senators they need to work immediately on sanctions. >> half measures won't work. we need to get on challenging the iranians with deadlines and ultimatums, quite frankly. >> we want to make sure that at the appropriate time that sanctions have to

, there have been a lot of developments here in the last 48 hours with the iranians and tomorrow, mohamed tehran and beginning to try to nail down the details of not only the inspectors going in to this kom facility, how much access they will get, but also this novel idea of them shipping out their low-grade enriched uranium to russia to be reprocessed and then fabricated in france and then sent back. tank let's take it one by one, the inspections, how much can we expect from that promise? >> i think the iranians right now have a desire to come clean, though the world this facility that it is not threatening and that they want to cooperate. my guess is that elbaradei will get what they wants, the question is timing, how much do they feel they need to clean the place up before he goes in. >> and what about the idea of them shipping out what is described to me as 80% of their declared low-grade -- low-grade uranium? this is a considerable amount and the excitement of the white house officials, the state department officials here was that if it works if it works, which is a big if, that it w

mohammed zazi centered that plea in denver yesterday through his attorney. charged with lying to investigators and facing eight years in prison if convicted. his son, najibullah zazi held without bond after charged with plotting to explode bombs in the united states. >>> two people die in a sauna-like sweat lodge. more than a dozen people were overcome during the so-called spiritual warrior retreat hosted by california-based guru. some paid up to $9,000 to attend this retreat. sweat lodges often used by american indian tribes to cleanse the body, but elders of these tripes say typically a person stays in 10 to 15 minutes at most, at time. >> we drink water, and juice. they take a breather and then come in and the creator sanctions people to do this, and when some people take it and run rampant with it, things are going to happen. >> four people do remain hospitalized today. one in critical condition. >>> more extreme weather is expected across the country today in central kentucky. a tornado left behind some widespread damage there. several structures and a

. >>> and how mohammed ali's daughter saved sniem if she hadn't, you think you would have pulled the triger? >> i don't know. in a way, it snapped me out of it. >> for the very first time on camera, hulks emotional revelations object how and why he almost killed himself. >>> and a stunning development in the steve phillip's sex scandal. the fired espy 'anchor who left is with a younger co-worker says he needs to go to sex addiction rehab? is that a legit excuse or an excuse to behave badly. >>> and jay leno is taking on us. why jay is a problem with something we did. he has such a beef he even talked about it on his show. this is showbiz tonight. and now, time for your showbiz news ticker. more stories making news right now. ♪ >>> the wait is over. tonight, michael jackson's "this is it" movie hits theaters worldwide. right now a brand new controversy and it involves michael's dad, joe. is he trying to cash in on the movie. welcome back to showbiz tonight. tonight, the great debate. >>> making money off of dead celebrities. not just for joe jackson that made for big news breaking new

going to be more like a u-shaped recovery and subpar below trend, that's also the view of folks like mohammed al-arian at pimco. the imf. >> do you follow the lead of the go-go equity markets? the big surjoins us from chicago, and of course we're talking about rick santelli. rick, certainly if you take a look at the yield on the 30-year, below 4%. you would think ha, not so good. but thin take a look at the equity markets, good. >> i think the boys hit it on the head today. it's a liquidity rally in a very simple way. we're going to make the adollar cheaper. pretty much the whole world is buying into that. how can you be short stocks and how can you not be nervous at some point on inflation? but the credit markets don't seem to be, which means the recovery is probably going to be like this. and i'm talking about a c. a c-minus type recovery. guess what? tomorrow in the "independent" london newspaper there's going to be a story, we've heard it all before, that they're going to get rid of the dollar as a reserve currency in oil transactions. but the names on this, and the story gets more in dep

i have been in chose touch with the head of the iaea, mohamed elbaradei traveling to tehran in the days ahead. he has my full support and the iranian government must grant the iaea full access to the site. secondly, iran must take concrete steps to build confidence that is nuke cheer program will serve peaceful purposes, steps that meet iran's obligations under multiple u.n. security council resolutions. the iaea proposal that was agreed to in principle today with regard to the tehran research reactor is a confidence-building step that is consistent with that objective, provided that it transfers iran's low-enriched uranium to a third country for fuel fabrication. as i have said before, we support iran's right to peaceful nuclear power. taking the step of transferring its low-enriched uranium to a third country would be step toward building confidence that iran's program is, in fact, peaceful. going forward, we expect to see swift action. we are committed to serious and meaningful engagement but we are not interested in talking for the sake of talking. if iran does not take steps in the

. >> senator casey, the head of the iaea, mohamed elbaradei, arrived in iran on saturday in arrange for this inspection at qom. he announced iran has agreed to allow inspectors in there on october 25th. he said that iran has agreed to allow some of its enriched uranium to be exported to russia or france. the president has called these talks a constructive beginning. how do you see these talks? >> well, what we heard this week was certainly encouraging, but i think we have to be very focused on giving the president and giving other parts of our government, including pension funds, the ability to impose sanctions. we should not have to allow the talks to be an end in themselves. that's why i and others have supported legislation that i know my colleagues support to provide a broad range of sanctions and in particular senator brownback and i have legislation to allow pension funds to divest -- i should say to allow pension funds around the country to divest assets out of companies that are doing business with iran's energy sector up to $20 million level. i think it's critically important t

mohammed al sahli and yassir ali kahn. the leader of the mosque had extreme anti-government views and encouraged followers to commit violence. they also say he wanted to create an islamic state with the united states. abdullah die the in a shoot outwith fbi ats wednesday. re he resisted arrest and fired a gun. the mosque denies he was part of a radical islamic group. >>> a tanker has stopped leaking oil into the san francisco bay. the leak started yesterday morning when a fuel line ruptured on a pan main yum tanker. the san francisco mayor says hundreds of gal, of oil spilled into the bay, but the coast guard organized a massive response to the spill. >> rather than trying to estimate exactly what it was what we responded to, we responded as though it were a big spill and we mobilized irrespective of the reporting quantity. we don't pay too much attention to that initial volume. it just doesn't work. initial volumes are never correct. so while there may have been a lower report out there initia y initially, it did not affe

to most of the world, mildred mohammed is known as the ex-wife of the d.c. sniper. months before her husband execution she's explaining the story. what she thinks is the motive behind john allen's killing spree. >> there's evident of his dissatisfaction or anger towards what happened to him in the military that he was not successful in getting counseling or debriefed from coming back from saudi arabia. >> mohammed, along with lee boyd malvo shot and killed ten people during a killing spree that lasted three weeks. pennsylvania senator arlen specter hoping to conjure up a little magic. he appeared with magic johnson after the two had a chance encounter at university of pennsylvania campus. >> which one is magic johnson. >> i think he's on the right. >> the republican turned democrat may need some magic if he intends to stay in, he's in a virtual dead heat with pat toomey. >> i'm in for dave for sports. >> i thought i i was in. >> just at this minute i'm playing the role of dave reading sports. huge game in college football, number one taking on lsu last night. 8 p.m.

mohammed akron is an ergonomics expert at columbia university. >> $1500 or $5,000? how about $250? but if you can't adjust it your height, then it's worthless. >> reporter: something to bear in mind. whichever chair might dethrone the air-on, you remain in the driver's seat. ♪ for the first time >> osgood: still to come, we're in tune with paul shaffer. plus how ella found her way home. la. >> osgood: word this morning of eight american deaths in fighting in afghanistan reminds us yet again of the ongoing debate over just what course of action is best for us to pursue. after all this time, our forces are still searching for top al qaeda and taliban leaders while the leadership in washington continues to search for the right strategy. national security correspondent david martin this morning begins a series of special reports from cbs news. >> reporter: after an years of fighting and more than 850 americans killed, the u.s. is starting over in afghanistan. >> why isn't it better? >> that's a fair question. >> reporter: at a speech in london in thursday general stanley mcchrystal the

yesterday, mohammed zaz 's lawyer filed a legal challenge in denver court suggesting agents didn't havehe authority to listen and tape phone conversations of the 53-year-old. documents revealedded that zazi received a call from a person in new york who warned him police were asking questions about his son something he denies happen. the legal motion doesn't detail what information investigators use to arrest him in the wiretap office -- operation because it was down under the federal intelligence surveillance act. he will appear in court this coming friday. in the meantime, investigators here in new york continue to eyeball other alleged co-conspirators in the case. a lot of police activity outside the amount of khan in queens, a reported friend of zazi's who let him stay at his place september 10th, has been getting a lot of attention from investigators. khan said he has done nothing wrong, has nothing to hide and is cooperating. zazi has denied all allegations against him. he was in court this week to face charges of conspiracy to destruction. investigators believe he was on the verge

mohammed al bairdie, head of the u.n. nuclear agency, is going to be in tehran tomorrow to try to follow up. and iran has promised to be back with the world powers by the end of the month at another meeting. ann? >> all right. sounds like a lot of creative thinking in those negotiations. andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> iran will be the topic on sunday when the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, susan rice, appears on "meet the press." >>> and the replica of the wright brothers' plane crashed in ohio, injuring a pilot. he had been practicing for an upcoming event to mark the anniversary of practical flight more than 100 years ago. it makes us mindful about just what a miracle it is that we can fly. it is now 7:20. let's now go back to matt, meredith and al. >> we should probably embrace the new technology in aviation after all this time. not ad bad idea. we hope he's okay. >> nice of you to add that. >> exactly. >> i didn't realize that was going down the wrong path. >> save us, al, save us. >> a check of the weather,

mohammed's lawyers are asking for lem enscy because they say he has a severe mental illness. >>> rememberhe pilots who overshot the minneapolis airport? they have had their licenses revoked in a harsh letter, the faa said the captain and first officer endangered the public while they were on a personal frolic in the cockpit. >>> the decision is effective immediately but the pilots have ten days to appeal it. welcome back. i'm natasha curry in for robin meade. 30 minutes past the hour. now 31. >>> president obama will sign a law today making it a federal crime to assault someone for their sexual orientation, disability or gender identity. the measure is named for matthew shepherd, a gay wyoming teenager who died after being beaten in 1998. it's also named after james byrd jr., an african-american man dragged to his death in texas the same year. >>> the dea has released the names of three agents killed in a helicopter crash in afgh afghanist afghanistan. the three are the first losses for the agency in afghanistan. correspondent richard lui joining us now. the dea has a critical role in the

atomic energy chief, mohamed elbaradei now says definitively that what iran has done is illegal, so iran could look for a face-saving way out. they could agree to freeze their program in exchange for buying low-grade enriched uranium from france and russia. that could be a compromise. so far going in, the u.s. expects iran to bring up a lot of other topics. they, the u.s., want to keep it focused on the nuclear question. >> interesting story to cover. andrea mitchell, thank you so much. >>> president obama's considering all the options in afghanistan now after a major strategy meeting with his national security team on wednesday. top advisers are said to be divided on the question of whether or not to send additional troops to afghanistan. >>> today, china staged its biggest military parade ever to mark 60 years of communist rule. in new york, the empire state building was illuminated red and yellow in a tribute to china, but critics who cite china's record on human rights call that tribute immoral. >>> overseas markets are mostly higher this morning. cnbc's melissa francis at the new yo

mohammed wali zazi will be electronically monitored by the court. najibullah zazi is held in new york. conspireing to detonate explosives in the united states. >>> nasa crashed a couple of spacecraft into the surface of the moon today. trying to find out if there's water below its barren surface. the space agency shot an empty rocket into the moon's south pole to kick up dust, early morning. then about four minutes later another nasa probe flew through the cloud looking for moisture. it flew into the moon. nasa is calling today's crashes successful impacts. so, this is the question? is there water? that's what it was all about. the space agency is not ready to talk about if the experiments kicked up water or how much. >> i can certainly report there was an impact. we saw the impact. we saw the crater. we got good measurements, spectroscopic measurements which is what we needed of the impact event. we have the data we need to address the questions we sent out to address. that's the fundamental bottom line. i hopes that is what you take away today. i'

. >>> mohammed zazi out on bail after pleading not guilty to a charge of lying to investigators about his son. his son, najibullah zazi is accused of plotting a terrorist attack in new york city. >>> tiger woods could be going for the gold. the international olympic committee voted to include golf and rugby in the 2016 and 2020 summer games. that's a look at the news.

yesterday mohammed zazi was indicted for lying to fbi agents in colorado. he would face up to eight years in prison if he is convicted. those are some of the stories we're following for you on this day. i'm richard lui in for robin meade. >>> more details now on that breaking news that president obama has won the noble peace prize. he's expected to talk about the honor in about two hours. in the meantime, people around the world are reacting with shock. paula newton from our sister network cnn has reaction from london. >> people are choking on their morning tea here in london. three newspapers already starting with polls out. does barack baumg obama deserve the noble peace prize? the times calling it absurd and political and partisan in its intent. checking the italian and french newspapers, more favorable saying this is an incredible gift for barack obama as he e n endefers to try to be on new footing for the united states diplomat cli. >> amongst surprise, the president is humbled by the honor say white house officials. we're expecting to hear from him in

they are pitch together as the next great pairing after lennon and mccartney and mohammed and the mountain. i set my teeth up for that. >> you are hoping they sign on. jon minus kate plus octomom reports come on the heels of octomom saying she has a crush on jon gosselin. you have to hear her dating advice to jon and his 22-year-old girlfriend. watch. >> i have a crush on jon gosselin. is that his name? he's hot. >> what are do you think of him dating a 22-year-old? >> he's dating? i think the media should leave him alone and stop exploiting them and people are entitled to their privacy. >> please! the octomom thinks his life should be private, but she is considering signing up to be in a dating reality show with him? >> you say one thing and do another. kate gosselin said jon shouldn't be talking to the public while she is on a public television show. jon wants a private life and playing the god of public on sunday night. watch out, heidi and spencer. octomom and octo dad could be the next big couple. >> they are giving them a run for their money. he said, she said and the hypocritical th

mohammed says he believes iran's relations with the west have turned a corner going from a spirit ofiracy to one of cooperation. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. says washington is considering sanction options if iran's nuclear program does not prove -- the 19-year-old terror suspects accuse dollars of trying to blow up the sky scraper in dallas is going to be in court today. sources say he parked of what he thought was a truck filled with explosives under the 60 story found place building and tried to trigger that blast. the judge will decide if there is enough evidence with the case for him to go fawferred. if convicted he would face up to life in prison. first shipment of the swine flu vaccine will be given out today. indiana and -- health care works by the middle of the month up to 40 million doses are expected opening up vaccinations to more people. those are your headlines for a monday morning. steve: let's dial in dana perino who is joining us live from our nation's capital. good morning, dana. >> good morning. i'm trying to wake up. brian: you are wide awake. steve: run bare f

. >> mohamed ali's daughter? >> uh-huh. she said, we're so worried about you.., we're so worried. hearing her voice snapped you me out of it. it really did. >> it's interesting that story. it went on for a couple of days? >> i just hypnotized myself. >> did it change your attitude to suicidal people? one woman i know tried to kill herself because she was very ill. she said it's impossible to do. very hard to do. it takes a certain kind of guts to do it almost. it's not a cowardly thing. >> i couldn't do it. >> you could not do it? >> i couldn't do it. i didn't understand why everything changed to fast. >> the wife, your wife, 23 years with her. you said it was horrific to live with her. what was she doing? >> she was unhappy. >> for 23 years? >> when we started out, i mean, i'm still madly in love with her. she's a great person. i know that person. that's the linda that i married. she had a desire to move back to los angeles. my work was on the east coast. we made several attempts to go back and forth. i kept several homes in l.a. her desire to go back where sh

say hi to mohammed for us. see you.tures as you probably can guess down, jobs number much worse than expectations. already called a reality check in some corners. weaver been down for 21 straight months and the jobless rate in the country 9.8, the worst since june of 1983. when we come back, we'll get the traders edge on jobs friday, what's happening in the market now. "squawk" continues after a short break. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider... an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by united healthcare insurance company. it can help cover some of what medicare doesn't... so you could save up to thousands of dollars... in out-of-pocket expenses. call now for this free information kit... and medicare guide. if you're turning 65 or you're already on medicare, you should know about this card; it's the only one of its kind... that carries the aarp name -- see if it's right for you. you choose your doctor. you choose your hospital. th

optimally, if this were to work, mohamed el baradei is going to be in tehran from the international atomicy agency saturday and sunday trying to work out details for a vienna meeting october 18th on details of a novel transfer of uranium, low grade enriched uranium. and this could be moving most of the stockpiles, 80% of the stockpiles, of the known or declared stockpiles that iran has to russia, which would then process it, send it to france. it would be turned into fuel rods, metallicized, so it could no longer be, once it's sent back to iran to be used in a medical reactor in tehran as fuel, it could in no way be used as a nuclear weapon. this would be a small test, but if it could work, it could be a pir di paradigm for a much broader program. it could be iran backing down from a confrontation, we no longer need this peaceful nuclear uranium enrichment program because you're going to do this for us and give it to us in the form of fuel that can't be made into a bomb. so we're no longer a threat to the rest of the world. let's talk about the rest of the offers, relations, diplomatic rel

that's also the view of the folks like mohammed, team co, the view of the imf., the labor market is still awful in the u.s. and advanced economies. that's going to be a drag on income and consumption. two, the u.s. consumer is shopped out, saving less. to save more, consume less, therefore reconsumption, 70% of gdp. growth is going to be dynamic. three, innovation is 69%. why would firm want to do lots of that when there's a capacity. in most v-shaped recovery, it's v-shaped not the other way around. banks and shadow banks. credit growth is going to be lenient and we're not going to be able to finance residential advancen't, consumer durable. five, the consumer is going to be dragged and the fiscal stimulus continues, emventually they're going to lead. finally, globally, the u.s. is spending less all china, agermay and japan is not compensating for the falling u.s. demand. so globally, there is a glass of capacity and demand is going to be weaker. >> that's all you've got? that's it? seems like a pretty thin argument. i'm kidding! nouriel, that sounds like an "l

mohamm mohamed el baradei, announced during a visit to tehran that he and iran's top nuclear official agreed that iaea technicians will be allowed in to inspect the iranian enrichment facility near the holy central city. it was disclosed on october the 25th. this prompted to el baradei to say it's moving from conspiracy to cooperation. talks held last week in agagen a geneva. >> iran ignored the demands to halt, like the bush administration the white house says if they don't look at those demands there will be sanctions. >>en i know that general el baradei is travelling to iran. there will be additional meetings and we expect the iranians to live up to the promises that they've made now as they begin to make some decisions about living up to the rest of their international obligations. >> all of this comes as you say, dave, as excerpts from an internal iaea draft report continue to leak out and they show that the agencies experts concluded that iran has acquired, quote, sufficient information to be able to design and produce a workable atomic bomb and iran maintains it's strict alread

for days, mohammed el baradei has said that what iran is doing is illegal.wash. iran was caught red handed. if they're willing to back down, there's a possible compromise where they would freeze their nuclear program and the iaea would let iran buy low grade enriched uranium, which could not be made for weapons, but low grade enriched uranium for peaceful purposes from russia and france. that's a possible out. >> we're going to get to chuck todd at the white house in just a moment. first, andrea, jamie rubin is with us, and he has a quick question for you. >> reporter: jamie, i wish you were here. it's strange to be in geneva without jamie rubin. he's done many hours with president asad, many clinton, madeleine albright. >> this question of one on one, whether it's taking place between saad jalili and bill burns, that would be the effect of our election. bill burns has been in this setting before last year, but the u.s. under bush wouldn't agree to this one on one. has it taken place? >> reporter: i couldn't hear exactly what you were saying. if you're askin

for the first time on camera today, hulk opened up about how layila ali the daughter of mo ma mohammeds their marriage ended in divorce. a new bombshell confession from rosie o'donnell caught on tape. rosie's revelations about being sexually abused and wait until you hear about rosie's frantic phone call to oprah winfrey. >>> joining me from hollywood leslie marshall host of the leslie marshall radio show and ken baker who is an executive news editor. hulk hogan promoting his book, really opened up about how close he was to killing himself. after his long marriage to ex-wife linda unravelled. hulk describes a moment, he had a bottle of xanax and rum holding a gun. then the phone rang. >> the phone rang. and it was laila. she called with no agenda. she called just to say hi and check on me. >> you think if she hadn't you would have pulled the trigger? >> i don't know. in a way it snapped me out of it to hear her voice. at that moment i switched gears. i got sick and tired of being sick and tired. you know she kind of, her voice saved my life. it really did. >> hulk says laila ali's voic

mohammed jamjoom has been reporting. what's the latest? any claim of responsibility? >> reporter: no claim of responsibility. yesterday, prime minister al maliki toured the site. behind the attacks were former baathist party members. pointing the finger at syria when they talks about these people. we were at scene of the blasts yesterday, it was carnage, massive devastation, people walking around dazed and confused. it was a chaotic scene. today all of that confusion and sort of denial about what had happened shifted to anger fury. we saw mothers that were screaming saying, how come the iraqi government isn't protecting their people isn't protecting their children and their husbands? we saw men questioning whether the iraqi security apparatus knows what it's doing, really is capable of protecting the people. we also spoke to a woman with an mgo near iraq and said iraqi politicians need to put differences aside and focus on security. this is what she had to say. >> we are -- our government our president, that's to stop these clashes among them and they have to make the

mohamed al sali and yassir ali kahn were taken into custody in ontario.ulla the leader of the mosque encouraged followers to commit violence. there he also say he wanted to create an islamic state within the united states. abdulla died in a shootout with agents on wednesday. the agency says he resisted arrest inside a warehouse and fired a gun. the mosque denies he was part of a radical islamic group. >>> hope is dimming in the search for survivors from a thursday night collision between a coast guard plane and a marine helicopter. nine people were onboard the two aircraft combined. ships and helicopters are searching the southern california coast near san diego. debris from both aircraft has been found but so far there has been no sign of the victims. the coast guard plane involved was on a search for a missing boater. the marine helicopter was on a training mission. >>> a tanker has stopped leaking oil into san francisco bay. the leak started yesterday morning when a fuel line ruptured on a panamanian flagged tanker during a fuel transfer. san francisco