, nah, nah -- nah, nah, nah-nah! laughter ] >> jimmy: flavor flav is closing his chicken restaurant in iowa -- [ laughter ] because of a dispute with his business partner. that's too bad because it was a great business idea, except for the part about opening a chicken restaurant in iowa with flavor flav. [ laughter ] thank you. some tech news here, you guys. facebook -- >> steve: boy! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we're -- we're bankrupt, boy! yeah. >> steve: wait a second. i ordered 50 chickens. there's no chickens here. [ laughter ] why are you pouring the salt in the -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, man. some tech news here, you guys. facebook just launched the send button which let's you share web articles with particular groups of friends. that's good because when i log on to facebook, my first thought is not enough people sending me things. [ laughter ] there's a big -- you guys, the cast of "jersey shore" is shooting -- they're shooting in italy. they're banned from drinking alcohol in public. [ light laughter ] or as s

the white house, outside the white house, tourists and others gathered outside, singing usa, sincing nah, nah, good-bye to bin laden. 9/11 was bin laden's deadliest attack but other attacks linked to al qaeda including the 1998 bombings of the u.s. embassies in tanzania and kenya, where more than 20 0 individuals were killed. of course the bombing of the "uss cole" where 17 service members were killed in 2000. those families have got to be experiencing the same thing that the families of the victims of 9/11 are feeling, which is a great sense of closure, a great sense of relief and a real happiness that the u.s. has not taken its eye off the ball throughout the bush administration and continuing into the obama administration. >> we're joined by one of those family members right now, debora. your feelings tonight, deborah? >> i'm elated. i'm elated this man, this evil, evil bad man who has so much blood on his hands is now dead. and i hope very much that we get to see pictures of his lifeless body because i think it's going to be very important for the world to see that. >> this has been

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nah. ♪ >>> and we are back with four student activists, so-called student activists.iscovered when got to cairo that most of the people were called student activists are actually not students. one of them explained to me, waleed, that when they started these pro-democracy marches five or seven years ago, they were students, which is why they're called students. waleed rashed, sarah abdelrahman, noor ayman nour, and ragia omran. noor, let me ask you something. before we get to president obama, your father ran for president against hosni mubarak and was arrested, beaten up. does he regard what you have managed to do as a success? when i say "you," i mean your generation? >> i think everyone in egypt, not just my father, but everyone in egypt, especially the older generations, for a period of time they just looked at the younger generations with admiration. and this is something that the younger generations are not used to in egypt. we are not used to older generations thanking us for our efforts and feeling like we did something. so obviously my father was one of the pe

nah. ♪ >>> here are our top stories.ifa officials are meeting in zurich preparing to vote for the leadership of the governing body. blatter is unopposed. he insists there is no crisis, although a fifa committee has sus intended two on suspicions of corruption. >>> state tv says two large explosions were heard within five minutes of each other early tuesday morning in tripoli. a libyan official says one hit a military site. >>> egerman authorities say infection was probably caused by contaminated tomato, cucumbers and lettuce. we go to berlin with more on this. fred, how widespread is this? >> reporter: certainly is widespread especially in the northern part of germany. i have brand new numbers for you, as well, and 14 people have apparently now been killed by this disease and the interesting thing is that for the first time two people have actually died outside of the region of northern germany, both people died in the western part of determi germany. so it does appear that the e. coli outbreak seems to be spreading. the

. >> so, that's just like -- nah, man. i said no sour cream. >> jimmy: very good.jimmy: we will. tell us about "happy endings." >> it's great. sitcom that airs on wednesdays at 10:00. >> jimmy: on abc. >> yeah, this network. our network. our network together. >> jimmy: the network we share. >> one thing we share. and it's super fun. everyone is really funny and they let us improvise a lot. >> jimmy: congratulations. i'm glad it's going well for you. and now we'll have a drink. a toast to adam pally and cinco de mayo. "happy endings" airs wednesdays at 10:00 right here on abc. we'll be right back with calexico. >> jimmy: this is their latest album. it's called "carried to december." here with the song "crystal frontiers" from tucson, arizona -- calexico. ♪ ♪ marco's shadow falls on the door to the seven lost cities of gold ♪ ♪ finds a raven's head and rattler's tail dead in his tracks this god forsaken soul's ♪ ♪ unwanted here and his ghost lingers for years ♪ ♪ amalia's face hides behind the mask sweating on the tv factory line ♪ ♪ that smile on her face is startin

nah. ♪ >>> students at harvard university are considered some of the most gifted in the country and it'ssumed they have plenty of money or graduate with plenty of debt. but some are going there tuition fee. the price tag for $38,000 a year is waived for them. steve perry talks with a student benefitting from the program and to harvard's president. >> i have to admit, when i first saw an e-mail that said that harvard was offering up a no parental contribution for students whose families made under $60,000, i thought it was an urban myth. what's the likelihood of finding a student whose family makes under $60,000 who is going to post the scores and gpas that harvard has? >> we have habit 18% of the freshman class this year who fits that category. we want to make sure that people who are talented and can take fullest advantage of the opportunities here can come regardless of their financial circumstances. >> elisa mackie is one of those students. >> i was applying to school as my father passed away. so that dramatically changed other financial situation. so that's why i'm in need of the ass

nah, with the hotels.com summer sale, you can find awesome deals for places nearby. interesting...ow, i'm blown away. you look great. hotels.com summer sale, save up to 30%. and get a free kindle. hotels.com. be smart. book smart. >>> hello, this is world one. benjamin netanyahu's visit comes less than a day after possible criticized. mr. netanyahu said that position was indefensible. >>> dominique strauss-kahn is about to trade a jail cell for house arrest in new york city. the former head of the international monetary fund is due to be released in the coming hours. under a bail agreement the judge granted on thursday. he is charged on seven criminal accounts relating to a sexual assault on a hotel employee last weekend. strauss-kahn is due back in court on june 6. >>> a car bomb has exploded in northwest pakistan killing at least one person and injured 11 others. police in peshawar says the attack was aimed at u.s. people in vehicles. let's bring in stan from islamabad. stan. >> reporter: yes, monita. you mentioned the police have been in contact with peshawar. there were three v

. >> one of the things they're trying to do today with want nah play is get the youth reinvigorated ineball. what's your message to them? >> baseball was a huge part of my life growing up, i played year-round, traveling. it played a big part in me being disciplined, accountable. it's the beautiful combination of individual, being a task manager for yourself but also being on a team. you learn how to balance a team sport but also handling your responsibility. hitting is one of the most difficult, if not the most difficult things in sports. you a team to fall back on to be your support system. i think it's a lovely combination of the two. >> reporter: and williams is out talking to the kids, hoping they take those messages along with them when they leave today. this baseball game behind me, that's just the beginning, leading up to the culmination of this entire weekend with the civil rights game tomorrow at turner field, braves versus the phillies. fredicka? >> all eyes will be on that. thanks so much, jennifer, appreciate that. >>> the flooding in the mississippi delta, it presents a lo

nah. ♪ >>> i think the accomplishment that very brave personnel from the united states government weree to realize yesterday is a defining moment in the wear against al qaeda, the war on terrorism, by decapitating the head of the snake known as al qaeda. it's going to have, i think, important reverberations throughout the area. this does not mean we're putting down our guard as far as al qaeda concerned. it may be a mortgageally wounded tiger that still has some life in it. >> that's john brennan, of course, saying we've cut off the head of the snake called al qaeda, but is al qaeda still a threat to the u.s.? former senator bob kerrey was a member of the commission and a navy s.e.a.l. howard drum for the cia in europe. in america we have crime and organized crime. i have to talk about organized terrorists. what's left? >> these affiliate groups, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, and group inspired by bin laden, but not controlled by, because after 9/11, the invasion of afghanistan really destroyed the past for the management infrastructure, but these groups are every bit as dangerous

nah. ♪ >> my next guest she is running a city that is named the top 10 cities in the future.e last election she won 76 percent of the vote. that figure pales in comparison to the number of birthdays she had. she had 90 of them. she is a mayor of a town of 750,000 people in canada and has a debt of zero. mayor hazel mccousen joins me. you have been mayor since 1978 in the city. how much as it grown. >> be willy i to 750,000. >> you don't owe money. >> no, we have 400 million in reserves. >> yeah. >> you are sitting. hazel, could you move to the united states and run for president and do you have a valid birth certificate and can we get you one. >> it is a canadian. >> it is fortunate it is canadian. >> good move. touche. here i sit completely with my head cut off. what is the secret and why is it that you have run a city successfully for 32 years and it has grown and that means infrastructure needs that you have to deal with and done it without a debt. >> we were a bedroom community next to toronto. everybody went to work outside of us and came home at night to sleep. we rever

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kind of empire that we have ended up funding at this point that both parties have, the risk for any nahlitician or presidentials a spir rant is they talk in this question and especially yet top line dollars going into the pentagon, they are immediately branded by the opposition as "weak on defense". what would it take to make the world safe for aspiring national leaders to talk this way and frame this conversation without getting decimated politically? >> that's great question and believe me, i'm not one to offer political advice to people who aspire to higher office. i guess a couple of points that i think would at least deserve consideration. the first is that we can not afford, we literally cannot afford to keep doing what we're doing. it certainly is not true that the pentagon budget is the sole explanation for our whatever it is $1.6 trillion deficit, but it is a major contributor and we are not going to be able to get our deficit under control without some substantial reduction in defense spending. i think that would be point number one. point number two, i think, is that as preoc

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nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. osama bin laden is dead. so does that mean we can leave afghanistan? after all, that's what we went for. i'm joined by representative barney frank of massachusetts. congressman, welcome. why are we in afghanistan? what do you think our interests are in that nation? >> well, you stated it exactly. look, george bush was coexisting with the taliban. they aren't very nice people. a lot of countries are run by people who aren't very nice. but we don't go around overallowing them all. we couldn't do it, it wouldn't work, it would be counterproductive. we went into afghanistan because osama bin laden, having murdered a lot of africans in the '90s then murdered a bunch of americans. and we said to the afghan government, you cannot allow this man to use your country as a base and they refused and that's why we went in. we went in to get him and he's now gotten. >> i want to get this, you're distinguishing between al qaeda and the taliban. this is a distinction that has been lost to a certain e

nah. ♪ >>> dominique strauss-kahn, the head of the imf, may make bail tomorrow.urt, reportedly going to ask he be released on $1 million bond. he's also said to be willing to wear an electronic bracelet and submit to house arrest. meanwhile, the french are having a reaction to the arrest that actually might shock you. joining us to talk about the view from abroad is terry anault, our political correspondent for the french network bfm tv. thanks for being with us. >> pleasure. >> i was shocked when i looked at the new council, polling analysis, in france, showed that 57% of the people who were polled said they thought dominique strauss-kahn, dsk, was the victim in this. does that surprise you? >> well, the victim is suddenly a strange way to put it. i'm not sure what the question was. but victimized to some extent i can understand why and the reason was the way he was put on display so to speak before undergoing any trial, before being proven guilty. there's no such thing as a perp walk in france. this is actually illegal. it has been for over ten years now. compa

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nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety. more reason chevy traverse delivers more. >> all right joining me from new york, mike baker, formerly of the cia and he was a covert operations officer and mike, great to have you on. i want to get to new details we have learned this afternoon and bin laden on the third floor and apparently asleep and obviously awakened by the massive mission sunday and he was not armed but he did resist and jay carney said that resistance does not require a firearm and he was shot twice, and a clean hit. talk to me about the split second decision of a navy s.e.a.l. must have made to kill. >> right. they go in with their parameters, all right. capture or kill. you know, but ultimately, it is your call on the ground. you know, as it has to be. you know, it is nobody else, and nobody is armchair quarterbacking this thing from washington, thank god, as the guys get on the ground and the whistle blows and they should not start an operation by blowing the whistle, but off you go to the races. and the fact

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nah. ♪ >>> panic in the sky during a flight to indonesia.at and the other important stories in "the situation room." what else is going on? >> take a look at these pictures showing a dramatic end to a flight that passengers will probably never forget. you can see crews spraying water on one of the engines of this cathay pacific jumbo jet. it caught fire on its way from singapore to jakarta creating panic on board. they say there was a series of loud bangs followed by the plane shaking uncontrollably. the plane returned safely to singapore and no one was hurt. >>> the chief prosecutor of the international court is accusing moammar gadhafi of crimes against humanity and he's seeking arrest warrants for the libyan leader and two relative. the allegations include widespread attacks on civilians and torture. a government spokesman denies the allegations and says the court is relying on media reports to reach, quote, incoherent conclusions. >>> three, two -- zero. >> and it was a flawless liftoff for space shuttle "endeavour" now on a 16-day final

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nah. not when you have a five-star overall vehicle score for safety.se delivers more. >>> will history be made at tomorrow's kentucky derby? "today" contributor jenna wolfe has the story of one jockey hoping to land in the record books. hey, jenna. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. it's not every year that a female jockey rides in the kentucky derby. typically it's a field of men. this year rosie napravnik will be the sixth female jockey ever to ride in the kentucky derby. having spent time with her recently, safe to say she may just have the moxie to go all the way. on the surface rosie napravnik is a sweet, petite redhead. peel back a layer and you will find a fierce and feisty speed demon who likes racing with the guys. are you a jockey or a female jockey? >> i'm both but i wouldle rather be compared to jockeys as a who whole. >> reporter: these guys aren't playing around like, come race with us. they don't care if you're small, a girl, this or that. right? >> absolutely. they treat me as an exactly. we're all competitors. we give each

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nah, with the hotels.com summer sale, you can find awesome deals for places nearby. interesting...at. hotels.com summer sale, save up to 30%. and get a free kindle. hotels.com. be smart. book smart. >>> in a few moments, the identify of the woman that arnold schwarzenegger had a child with and the first photos of her surface publicly. but first, "crime and punishment." a move by lawyers for dominique strauss-kahn to get him released on bail as early as tomorrow. he's obviously the head of the imf, accused of sexually assaulting a maid in a new york city hotel on saturday. he was arrested after boarding a flight to paris later in the same afternoon, and remanded to jail. late today, his lawyers filed a bail application, saying he has no prior criminal record and does not represent a flight risk. they said he would agree to 24-hour home detention. jeffrey toobin joins me now. the defense is asking for bail. what do you know about that and what details do you have on it? >> it's an unusual -- it's a very persuasive motion, i have to say, anderson. here's a guy who is a now very big pu

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