. >> cool hand luke, moshe infrastructure, colby -- bush infrastructure, colby. >> cool hand luke, yes. bush infrastructure, a sort of yes. when obama took office, he told leon panetta at that a priority was to get osama bin laden. that flagged over the years. not just the infrastructure put in place, but the actual intelligence being done day after day for the past 215 years. >> how did they do it without word leaking in advance, nina? >> it very few people knew, and that is one thing. to your question about who to credit, a lot of people deserve credit. the bush administration deserves credit, the clinton administration deserves credit. this was an infrastructure that grow over time. the president made some spectacular and gutsy choices, including to bring an extra helicopter. that proved to be important. >> mark? >> no more repressor-in-chief instead of commander in chief, -- no more professor in chief instead of commander in chief, no more nuanced and cerebral. norman schwarzkopf said it does not take courage to order men into battle, it takes courage to go into battle. but it was

moshe said they were looking for people who had a way to get rid of its. earlier yes the problem was they had to look for quite a few in order to fill their ship. true and i would compare that one fee and how many tons could be loaded on to the ship from under her. this ship was the minute least ten thousand tons. at one hundred dollars a ton and a full load. earn a substantial profit of one million dollars but skyblue only raise so much just in his round subindustry that he began to draw the attention of the authorities a judge in the northern italian town of asti led the inquiry the authorized the phone tapping over several months of suspected members of the network. and rule was to collect the waste that's what he himself told the industrialists he . said what he was doing was entirely legal. that the point was that at the time somalia was a country that couldn't legally imports that sort of we. never documentation he provided to people. these days scalia only is no longer a somali honorary consul is so shared with masonic and templar organizations and

commodity prices the nikkei caging a quarter of a percent after the nikkei newspaper said so you go to moshe's output will likely return to normal two or three months earlier than expected as the supply is stabilizing. and saying closed for a public holiday. here in russia they are she has has just opened after an extended weekend during the first minutes of tuesday's session dangerous and raise friday's gains and it was more than one percent down this hour long range loses energy and banking stocks undermines its will start trading in just a few minutes it closed around two point two percent in the black last week. well looking at their week ahead from troika dialog thanks last week's correction on the russian markets offers investors their one of a kind trading opportunity i think this is quite unique opportunity right now to make its wish from gas sector in two sectors which are the most likely a reinstated within the ruble can be strong in second half of this year and there's definitely very negative for oil and gas sector for exporters so right now i would recommend. russia oriented domes

moshe's would be soo much brighter if you move the band's sound from phones to christians. whose phone starts on t.v. dot com. the price of freedom from the most beautiful fascist machine in history. those who fought to win the war stand proud. against the tide of history be rewritten. sixty six years of victory on r.g.p. .

how do we reconcile these moshes? >> well, there are some confusing emotion -- emotions?there are some confusing emotions here, you're right. we are relieved he's dead and people show that by various ways. some people by dancing in the streets and it can seem a little unseemly, but the reality is we have been leeing under fear and this is an immense sense of liberation. >> as you well know we deal with tragedy every day and the concept of closure. inevitably that comes with the territory. do you see closure on an enormous scale for our country or is there even such a thing here? >> well, there is some closure undoubtedly and it depends on who you're talking to. there are people who have had chronic post-traumatic stress disorder and really there won't be an awful lot of closure. there will be some sense of relief. i think that the families especially who have endured all these yours the sadness of the empty seat at the table as president obama said the night before last, those feelings will always be there, but the sense that the united states government and some very exq

he gets excited mosh you guys see but he gets real excited. a great teammate so to see him do that it was great thing. >>reporter: now the giants national complete the game today in just 2 hours and 2 minutes for giant hitters it was fast but not furious. the giants were shut out third time in the last 6 contest. in washington this couple just married and they love the torture. they talk about baseball or the marriage? any way. torture for giant hitters. tom 8 scoreless for them and rob miguel in the fifth and yes that was a legitimate catch. scoreless in the sixth. madison at the plate. giants pitcher bloop to left. f giants in trouble right then and there. couldn't get any hits. continues to struggle at the plate. then on defense grounder from wilson. under his glove. first a hit but clearly this was just an error. it proved to be costly because ramos score 2 batters later on the mike moore base hit. giants with only 3 hits on the night. about frustrate frustrated. get shut out again 2-nothing. sacramento kings are staying in the state capit

straddling legs, moshing.exual things. >> reporter: the rules also ban short or tight dresses, cutouts like this. plunging necklines and open backs. and what they call indecent exposure of the chest area. senior class rep put together this powerpoint explaining the rules. >> a lot of the dresses, if you just look at them they look fine, but that added to their dancing some dresses rise up, things pop up and it is just... >> reporter: the school says the rules have always been there, the student leaders decided they needed to be enforced after this year's homecoming dance. >> it is uncomfortable for people that don't dance like that it is uncomfortable to watch. >> reporter: but some parents say the school is going too far and not letting teenagers be teenagers. >> the dancing gets a little ridiculous. but again, that's what the chapperones are for. >> it is a student function but it is a function 8 p.m. to midnight with juniors and seniors. they are 18 years old. they can go fight for their country but they ca