skepticism is just science. basically our premise is that your claim is not true until you prove otherwise. it's just exactly the way science works. just like the fda doesn't hand out opportunities for people to sell drugs unless they have proven in past clinical trials. >> let me ask what a proof? >> so proof would be an actual statistical test, a control group, data, ways of determining whether the ways the effects you claim are real due to chance or some real effect. if it's just, there might be ufos, there might be big foot. we need some physical evidence, some kind of data evidence proof that something is real before we agree that it is. because a lot of things happen by chance. >> what i'm interested in is how do you become a skeptic. you didn't sit down as a young boy and say, i want to be the number one debunker? >> i'm a science guy, so i've always been interested in science. and i was interested in the margins of science. back in the '70s, i remember everyo uryi geller was all the rage. >> i was in bri

brussels can now have a different opinion about service accession to the european union but many euro skeptics in particular. one of the leading euro skeptics in europe have been saying that the tribunal is not always making clear decisions and that sometimes decisions are biased. that will mean time to sort of to go for it so be it roger on international affairs simply hague tribunal now trying to confront the two fugitive abortion and so. obviously the prosecutors and the hague will try to confront courage first aswad each and i confidently expect their long term strategy to be to have one try to pin the blame on the other and in the end it will be a minor sum game in terms of prisoner's dilemma model you know other words they will both be worse off which would be the best possible scenario for the club in being to the hague both as a an expert witness and as

example of people who are skeptical people who are not really very sympathetic to the. yes you find a lot of people who are very very sympathetic to afghan taliban and very very sympathetic to the owner but ayman al-zawahiri osama bin laden i don't think you'll find many buyers here in this region but still people are skeptical and i think this is an important question that the world media needs to raise and where is the element of transparency with regard to the evidence. the possession of the body of some of the martin at least in saddam hussein's case there was this transparency it is nonexistent in the schools have been a lot in himself was used here in u.s. politics kind of a straw man to play a person who could be called a common enemy that people can unite against do you think that someone will take his place as kind of u.s. enemy number one now that he's out of the picture. we have to give full credit to the continuous political establishment of the military establishment have been always very creative in finding enemies first it was a socket meeting and then it

and you don't see that people who may be skeptical in your area would see it that way?er, there's a lot of mistrust in this region. the bottom line is, because of what people here believe is a history of failed policy in what they view as lies and deceit by western governments in washington, they simply don't believe everything that comes out of washington. and i think people are still going to be as skeptical, but i think this is going to go some way in convince smg of those skeptics that something significant happened earlier this week, and perhaps the news is true that bin laden has been kill because these are images that haven't been broadcast before. it's going to convince some people, but it's an indiction of the deep mistrust that exists in the region that some people aren't going tabe convinced. >> thanks very much. >>> a different story to tell you. two muslims kicked off a plane in the u.s. it's creating an uproar. >>> atlantic southeast airlines is apologizing to two muslim clerics removed from a flight last night on their way to a conference on prejudice aga

palestinians are pretty skeptical. they know it is one thing to talk about the basis of negotiations, quite another to get those actually started. >> you can watch the entire exclusive interview with president obama here on bbc news and also online. you will find it on our website. the former head of the international monetary fund, dominique strauss-kahn, has been indicted on seven charges of sexual assault and attempted assault of a hotel chambermaid. he has been granted bail but he will spend another night in custody while the paperwork is completed. >> heavy security as dominique strauss-kahn's arrives from rikers island. having resigned as imf chief, has focused was trying to get bail in attending to defend himself from charges including attempted rape. his wife and daughter turned out to support him, a carefully choreographed to show the judge that he was a devoted family man despite the allegations of a hotel made. the defense insisted dominique strauss-kahn was not about to flee the country and would be electro

as for the skeptical pastor? >> my prediction for the future is the bad news is i don't think the giants are going to win the world series again. >>> authorities have expanded the search for a missing northern california winery owner after his plane went down in the sierra. the 78-year-old left on wednesday afternoon in a single engine aircraft. he was headed to visit family in tracy. radar suggests the plane went down in a remote area near kirkwood ski resort. they have checked the entire route the plane might have taken. >> fingers crossed. people come out of these things, right? >> hopefully he will walk through the door soon, yeah. >> brown is the owner of tulip hill winery and cleavage creek. he foundd that to support cancer research after his wife died of breast cancer. >>> police are looking for a driver who opened fire. this shoats the victim and his friend pulling into a mcdonalds minutes after last night's shooting. investigators say the friend steered the car for four whiles while the driver daniel rod

but this healthy skepticism has turned malignant and today the top rated cable news network and i use the word news very loosely as well as the right wing internet blogosphere and of course the lion's share of talk radio is advancing this toxic strain of thinking it causes us to believe that everything the government is doing particularly want to democrats in the white house is part of some conspiracy to harm us and this is causing us to lose sight of the fact that we are the government after all this is a democratic republic and if we don't trust the government that we don't trust ourselves if we submit to this thinking and we are involving ourselves in the government the way we should be where founding fathers intended us to i think this modern day mistrust started back in one thousand nine hundred one with who else but ronald reagan tearing down the walls separating church and state reagan started laying the bricks to build a new will one that would separate the government from the people who refer to the government as the beast and famously said that the nine most frightening word

is a good thing in a democracy when that skepticism turns into out right paranoia and delusion. and our democracy no longer works our democracy depends on trust if that trust isn't there it doesn't work and when government doesn't work then guess what there's a huge opportunity for corporations from for profit armies to for profit schools to for profit health insurance companies here's your opportunity to make or lot of money which is why of course billionaire rupert murdoch's fox news is feeding this delusion they don't want to remember that we live in a democracy of for and by we the people they want to think that instead of the government we should rely on the wealthy banks toure's or oil barons or health insurance executives to do what's right for us because they're not the go but somehow they're like us but they aren't like us in fact they are the exact people with thomas jefferson warned us so when he insisted that protection against monopolies inserted into the constitution. says the birth of this nation the thing that separated america from the rest of the world was it's

. >> president obama recently release his birth certificate to convince skeptics that he was born in hawaii. now, he may have to release photos to prove that osama bin laden is dead. >> the white house is talking about releasing one of photographs sometime today. c.i.a. director leon panetta heads to capitol hill to talk about it. it was recorded by cameras strapped to the helmets o by the navy seals. two blackhawks flew in under the radar carrying an elite team. one of the helicopters stalled. they switched to plan "b" bringing in a shi nook helicopter to replace it. bin laden was shot twice, once in the head and once in the

on a much deeper level than personal financial gain because while americans might have a healthy skepticism about government i wonder how many of them really share the koch's extreme vision of a free market economy you and i know that free market principles make sense for american families american jobs and a long term prosperity medicine essential at a time when the very foundations of our nation are being challenged the government has become a monster crippling the economy and of their own personal liberties this poster is from a ninety ninety libertarian party campaign in which to run for vice president the party's political platform is an insight into just how radical his views and those of the free market movement. they sought the abolition of the department of energy the environmental protection agency the food and drug administration and a host about a public health and safety gordie's not to mention social security welfare the public school system and of course huge tax cuts across the board but after spending over two million dollars of their own money on the campaign and receiving

in ramallah in the west bank i've just been out into the streets and such was the skepticism, the low expectations from palestinians about this speech. it was actually pretty difficult to find anyone who actually bothered to watch it. those i did find who had seen it were genuinely pretty surprised about that line, about america being prepared to push for a palestinian state based on the 1967 borders, the first time the u.s. administration has said that. and people were genuinely pleased. i also called a palestinian official close to the palestinian president mahmoud abbas, and this morning he told me he was expecting nothing from the speech. when i told him that line about 1967, he was genuinely surprised and genuinely pleased. now, palestinians are also pretty savvy, they're pretty skeptical and know that it's one thing to talk about the basis for negotiations, it's quite another thing to get those negotiations actually started. >> the former head of the international monetary fund dominique strauss-khan has been indicted by a grand jury in new york on seven charges of sexual assaul

thomas jefferson was skeptical about the rational capacity of black people. i'm not equating thomas jefferson and donald trump. we don't have to fear that donald trump is the face of the republican party; maybe another part of the anatomy might be more correct. >> schieffer: (laughing) >> this bigotry, he's part of a bigot-ocracy. this bigot out there promoting conspiracy theories, half- hearted truths, factual errors barack obama is a magna cum laude graduate, editor of the harvard law school. unimpeachable intellectual credentials, and now we have a retroactive bigotry that tries to question his very bona fide status. i think this is shameful and it's sad. unfortunately, donald trump has commandeered the bully pulpit. if he is indeed the voice of republicans, they ought to say so. if not they ought to distance themselves from him and suggest that this obsession with the birth of barack obama has to be put aside to deal with more serious and sustained issues. but make no mistake, this is part of a racist trajectory. >> schieffer: you know, you say others oug

just the kind of sighting to given even the skeptics hope. >> they are well inls lated. they have a great supply of warm milk and a beautiful mom. so, life's all good so far. >> reporter: in two years, these cubs will be on their own, and the cycle, in a part of canada that has the feel of another planet, will repeat itself as the polar bear's long journey marches on. i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline," near churchill, manitoba. >> certainly nice to watch from a warm place. a different kind of mother's day tribute. >>> well, mother's day is, of course, sunday, which got us to thinking about the state of moth motherhood around here. and what we found out made us want to take a look at mother's day by the numbers. ♪ [ male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction

. >> reporter: most remain deeply skeptical, even suspicious, of the u.s.'s version of events. we showed the videos to a former head of pakistani intelligence who dismissed the clips as meaningless. >> this doesn't prove anything. it doesn't prove he is still in charge. it doesn't even prove that this is the same room or the same house where he was living. >> reporter: is it possible that osama bin laden lived in abbottabad for more than 5 1/2 years without the help of anyone within the pakistani intelligence or military? >> i am absolutely certain that it is possible.

the skepticism is there and here as well. >> indeed.avid cameron it meant there are questions about some kind of collusion with the pakistani intelligence services or their military. he says he does not want to kit drawn into the incrimination is over this. he is worried over the future and other leaders should rally around the president and prime minister there to help them rather than talk about them in a destructive way. >> not too much celebration either. >> there is a note of caution, because they are worried about reprisals and they want citizens to be vigilant. caution is also found on the subject of afghanistan. david cameron does not want to raise false hopes that british troops can come home earlier. he has set a debt -- date of 2015. he does not one to offer any hope of purchased troops coming home in the earlier -- a british troops coming home any earlier. >> things. almost $1 billion of illegal access belonging to three north african leaders. the plot has been put attempt on any -- a block has been put on any attempt to be

for the past week, people not just in pakistan but across the border have been skeptical. they didn't believe that u.s. forces killed bin laden. they wanted to see some sort of hard proof, some evident. washington, the obama administration, wrestled with the idea of releasing the picture, what some described as gruesome pictures of osama bin laden's remains. they decided against that. and i think these pictures will convince some skeptics, and perhaps they're a safer way, maybe not as effective as releasing pictures of his remains, but a safer way of showing skeptics that bin laden is dead. we should point out one new picture where you see bin laden with the gray beard sitting with remote control in his hand watching the tevlevision, it isa partial profile. i for one, looking at the few seconds, can't conclude that that is indeed osama bin laden. so drew, funewela, a lot of people in this region are going to be asking for more proof. >> what is the nature of the doubters? is it growing in population? are these people of stature in pakistan or are these the conspiracy there

after four years of intense political rivalry, many are still skeptical. >> reconciliation as a beautiful word, but it does not necessarily mean everyone will be honest with each other. >> reconciliation is the basis for everything. people need to understand each other so we could build a state. >> but the palestinian authority remains cautiously optimistic. the agreement paves the way for national elections next year, but first the sides need to iron out several thorny issues. >> this split has been going on for four years, and reconciliation is going to be an extra process. our problems will not be solved totally by signing the reconciliation, but the signing of it is the beginning of a new era, hopefully. >> in the gaza strip, the deal is the main topic of conversation. stagnation dominates gaza, according to these people. the students recently organized a large demonstration to urged unity. the march was violently broken up by security forces. he says it is now up to the people to take action and affect change. >> i think the people have to seize the initiative themselves and bury the

this is not financial literacy, it is skepticism. >> i understand maybe we should teach skepticism then i think that would be a very good thing. >> i want to ask a few questions that i want to better understand. the headline of this hearing "is who is watching the w atchmen?" i think the american people have a lot of questions about this bureau. people letter providing credit, those who are accepting credit, those that hope to borrow, those that are trying to have a business providing some level of lending either short-term or long-term have a lot of questions about this bureau. is notclear thatms warren intent on being very forthright about her ideas for this. that is why we have an expert panel to get a diversity of views. mr.zowicki, in terms of the inspector general, would be useful to have an inspector general's c for thefpb? >> yes. >> dr. evans? >> yes. >> i would have to think about that comment than a mr.pincus. >> i would like to think about that. inspector general has that job now. should it be a more focused focus? >> what would you think about that. >> i would talk to my cl

john laughlin one of the leading euro skeptics in europe have been saying that the tribunals in the hague has been very biased judging upon the trials of milosevic and of the crimes which that. the tribunal is not always making clear decisions and that sometimes is the stations are biased but obviously it is. really early to see what next steps will belgrade say and whether. would be extradited to the hague and whether this is not commodious at all because as i said the d.n.a. test will be conducted within the next seventy two hours and we are following all the details on the story right so let's you are screwed and i think yes thank you. talk to us like she was saying just that john laughlin who is an unlisted historian john says there are politics up play behind this case. well definitely the risk is the price which has been asked to pay and which. are paid whether it will improve your chances it's difficult to say because of course a lot of people will take will draw the conclusion that because he's been in serbia to slow down but serbia somehow been responsible for being in any

we continue our team coverage with jeff he talked to a bunch of skeptics. >>jeff: not many were surprised that the prediction on the billboards that have been for the country heralding the rapture in the world and prove to be false. the incredible reach of the message by harold camping and his oakland radio ministry did give everyone a water cooler moment. >> i have a little boy so i guess i chose not to think about it too much >>jeff: meeting of the american atheists in oakland the prediction came a moment of mirth. >> be on the humor even atheists have concerns about those who embraced the idea. >> we can poke fun at various religious predictions about and time and rapture but we have to know the real people and there are real consequences. one christian group said they felt they needed to address those consequences. >> we want to offer a message of hope that this false prophecy of harold camping about the end of the world being today. most >>jeff: 1 about the they haven't dismissed the prophecy. >> i don't buy into that just like the year 2000 all the co

society and the publisher of skeptic magazine is, no surprise, skeptical about reincarnation. >> i think it's a complete construction of our brains, projecting ourselves into a future state that doesn't exist. a way of dealing with the anxiety of losing lost loved ones and losing our own lives and coming to grips with our own mortality. >> we are not human beings having a spiritual experience. we are spiritual beings having a human experience. >> reporter: but for psychiatrist brian wise, reincarnation is more than just an enticing thought. he studied freud's theory that recovering childhood memories helps resolve present-day problems. and then 30 years ago he says he discovered that the same is true of memories even further back. from a past life. it all started with a patient deathly afraid of water. >> i told her when she was in this deep hypnotic state go back to the time where your symptoms first began. thinking she'd go back to early childhood. she went back nearly 4,000 years into an an ancient near eastern lifetime, different body, different hair, drowning in a flood or tidal wav

there, and i have skepticism of my own. but you have to create hope. you have to create help to ensure we have an underlying good economic climate, and the conversations are not just with twitter. the conversations are with every other company that says, ok, we can come in and build a foundation with you. i hope to work with the board of supervisors closely to help build a new generation of asset businesses better going to open up -- san francisco businesses that are going to open up their doors and create jobs. thank you. [applause] supervisor wiener: thank you, mr. mayor. our next question comes from dennis richards. it appears that' ntnc is attempting to sidestep an order signed by a then-director lee. what's are your opinions of at&t's effort to comply with these regulations? they're planning to place 720 boxes in the public right of way. for those who have not heard about this -- at&t wants their uverse service in san francisco, and they will install utility bosses on sidewalks. the planning department recently clear t

i'm skeptical of redevelopment overall. it led in the 1950's and 1960's to the devastation and destruction of many low-income neighborhoods. it was often done without a heart and was very disruptive, displacement in fact, especially of lower income and working [inaudible] market is one place where they used to be families living there that have been displaced by high-rise hotels and other types of structures, but i think as redevelopment reform moves forward, we need to be sensitive to ensuring that san francisco can protect its projects that preserve decent housing and better housing for the lowest income population. i think the governor's proposal is very dangerous and may impact treasure island development, so we have to watch very carefully, but i'm skeptical. >> what are your thoughts on the city's economic development? are we on the right track? what would you like to change about the city's approach to developing economies? >> in the chair of the land use committee this year, and i was vice chair last year with our f

. >> president obama recently release his birth certificate to convince skeptics that he was born in hawaii. now, he may have to release photos to prove that osama bin laden is dead. >> the white house is talking about releasing one of photographs sometime today. c.i.a. director leon panetta heads to capitol hill to talk about it. it was recorded by cameras strapped to the helmets o by the navy seals. two blackhawks flew in under the radar carrying an elite team. one of the helicopters stalled. they switched to plan "b" bringing in a shi nook helicopter to replace it. bin laden was shot twice, once in the head and once in the chest. 12 to 15 women and children were flex handcuffed and left there. >> during the presence you never knew where he was? >> no, never. >>. >> we thought he was someplace in the tribal areas between afghanistan and pakistan. it raises an important questions questions that really the pakistanis need to answer not just for us but themselves. >> meanwhile, the c.i.a. is poring over confiscated hard drives that ob tainted at the compound. they are hoping to find i

christin ayers reports, neighbors are still skeptical. >> reporter: and oakland police are facing a dramatic jump in violence and they are trying a new tactic targeting dealers who they say aren't just pushing drugs but also the city's soaring murder rate. they call it dogtown, a swath of west oakland plagued by a persistent crime problem. neighbors say for years, it's been no secret that drug dealers operate openly here. >> they sell crack and pot, you know, and the cops would come along and clean it up, you know, and then they will come right back out again. >> every day there was a -- some violence, murders, homicide, et cetera. >> reporter: oakland police say in the past several months, violence has skyrocketed here and in nearby goat town and a corn. >> those are the three areas identified in west oakland as having a high increase in violent crimes, shootings and murders. >> reporter: homicides are up 13% this year, shootings 29%. numbers driven, police say, by drug dealers. after a month identifying 68 suspected dealers, police pounced yesterday arresting more than half of them and in

they are planning on holding a rapture party themselves to give skeptics a chance to discuss their disdain for camping and his message. camping has encouraged his followers to be with their families at home in prayer today. no reaction yet from camping in regard to the protesters or the time frame which has now passed. live in oakland, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> experts say sex trafficking is a $9 billion a year industry and on the peninsula today, people gathered to learn more about it and how to stop it. >> the ones that live right next door. and the truth is that sex trafficking is going on in san mateo county and every county in this state and across the nation. >> congressman jackie spiro and san jose police held a training session to educate parents and city leaders on how to spot the signs of human sex trafficking. in addition to spotting it, the afternoon was spent showing people how to report it and raise community awareness. according to the non-profit group california against traff is the fastest growing enterprise. >>> a bay area mother and fa

skeptical before it was approved. i'm even more skeptical today that there's anything the government can do to resolve these problems. >> smith: if i'm siting in that situation, i'm gainfully employed, maybe working two jobs or whatever it is, i've done what i'm supposed to do and i look at-- you know, the banks got bailed out. they've actually paid the money back. they're making money. the ceos are fat and happy. i'm sitting here with an anvil over my head. >> there's no easy answers to this. if there were, then they'd have been passed and congress would have acted and the president would have signed it. but when you look at how big the problem is, it's pretty clear to me that the sooner the market works through this process, the sooner we deal with the problem mortgages, we get those homes back on the market and sold, the sooner we get through this, the better off the country will be. >> smith: i'm going to go back to something you said in the first segment. you really feel that the deficit reduction is the key to g

>> alan: fear, uncertainty skepticism and downright disbelief, few of the reactions to an east bay man's prediction that today the world will come to an end. the religious leaders' preaching of the rapture brought worldwide attention but there's no chance he is right. you met family who turned this into an opportunity? >> reporter: the family decided to leave everything behind in maryland and head out west tamp they said the also wanted to make this trip, and finally did it just in case the end did come. >> i figured if it was going to happen, it was going to happen, it was in god's hand. >> reporter: they drove the family radio headquarters from maryland with their two small sons. part curiosity and part belief that today really could be judgment day. >> we had a tough time. more or less we're always going to have our bills so let's do it. >> reporter: since it, mean the rapture, didn't happen, they left for their cross-country trip home. believers and nonbelievers have been stopping by all day but there's been no sign of harold camping, the man who actually made the prediction. >> it w

retaliation thing up as much as they can but i've spoken to people time journalists here are very skeptical about the white house torie these are some of these people covered the nixon administration and let's face it why are we why should anyone believe anything out of the white house whether it's the obama white house or the george w. bush white house when the previous administration was so willing to lie about intelligence to get us into a war in iraq. this administration obama has gone back on many of his campaign promises about closing down guantanamo there's a lot of skepticism there's no reason why anybody here in washington d.c. should take it face value what the white house says but they're saying trust us many people followed al qaida and this whole war on terrorism are not going to give them that that trust because they this administration has not proven that they deserve it so this situation with my was great for the for you you being an investigative journalist and we have you on so many times and all to talk about all sorts of issues and talk about lies coverups and other thin

people have to spend an enormous amount of time in the hague and a lot of people here in serbia are skepticalof. some of the practices of the hague tribunal in some of its records for instance. because slobodan milosevic the late president of yugoslavia and serbia actually died in prison with the conviction then for us war criminals that are generally acknowledged as war criminals here in serbia. but i mean i from close of all like some muslim commanders have actually been acquitted after. the tribunals simply concluded that there was not enough. basically but many serbs do not see either the hague tribunal to be unbiased and fair and in the minds of those people. it is questionable whether whether this trial will be will be fair commentary from foreign policy analyst boy talking about how he thinks it's trial in the hague is likely to go. britain's ministry of defense has said it will deploy apache attack helicopters and longer buster bombs in libya the warheads each wing that have already reached an italian air base from which pilots will fight missions over libyan targets britain says it's

hate the supporters in serbia say the former army chief won't get a fake hearing in the netherlands skeptics believe the record of the trial he shows itself in being used as a sort of politics rather than justice. financial problem shell investigations a spanish banks reveals that the knowledge number one cashing in on the shady business of economic. growth in soldiers who witnessed the harsh realities of war question of why they were deployed in the first place just now the government is not to. the rest of it the four that were to washington and islamabad over the killing of osama bin laden. the former chief of pakistan's intelligence agency. i mean to us is an american temper that's close to sparking a new world war. there are some analysis says that osama bin laden was killed a few years back i know you were not killed he died a natural death back toward my you can probationary. period in any case from mine even if you were the life we were living. because the heat had become irrelevant to be altered for the public by a. because if you were hiding in for example is letter you assume that

why so what do the people here based their judgment on a lot of people here in serbia are skeptical about the some of the practices of the hague tribunal and some of its record for instance because slobodan milosevic died in prison without the conviction then for us war criminals that are generally our knowledge that as a war criminals here in serbia what i mean are from course all. muslim commanders have actually been acquitted after the sudden death of witnesses or after the tribunal simply concluded that there was not enough evidence had originally is in place only means the only example take constable prime minister. has been accused by the council of europe of being in charge of an organ trafficking group and still remains in his post in general nothing or h. was known among the serb residents of the district it's tipping it's a vampire for allegedly cutting the throats of thousands of civilians he walked free cleared off. chargers and former military leaders separate where you live each accused of mass murders during the balkan war of the one nine hundred ninety s. and to politics h

people have spent an enormous amount of time in the hague and a lot of people here in serbia are skeptical about the some of the practices of the hague tribunal in some of its records for instance. because slobodan milosevic the president of yugoslavia and serbia actually died in prison without the conviction. who are criminals that are generally knowledged as war criminals here in serbia. but i do know from course. commanders have actually been acquitted after the sudden death. or after the tribunal simply concluded that there was not enough evidence. basically but many serbs do nor can see either the hague tribunal to be unbiased and fair and in the minds of those people. it is questionable whether whether this trial will be will be fair that was foreign policy analyst giving his opinion on the water trial in the hague. britain's ministry of defense says it will deploy apache helicopters and bunker buster bombs in libya the warheads each weighing about it of reach an italian air base from which pilots were flying missions over libyan targets in the says it's following a u.n. mandate into

over the death of bin landen have given way to skepticism conspiracy theories and fears of a growing terrorist threat spotlights going to demean it has more of it. the worst terror attack in u.s. history the horrific nine eleven attacks a new york and washington left some three thousand people there and created a perception that no place on earth is safe from the threat of extremism it took the u.s. ten years to locate and eliminate the monster mind behind the atrocity denouncement bin laden's death sparked massive abrasions in the united states but when in the show you for it subsided questions started to room merge. washington's refusal to release the man's moon photographs was considered suspicious bag was followed by a declaration by the rayney an intelligence minister who claimed they do some of the known was not actually killed by u.s. troops died from unknowns meanwhile hockey stan in the us has been sending out mutual accusations islamabad blames washington for not informing the raid the u.s. in turn suspects pakistani agents could have had more information on the al-qaeda le

the supporters and service say the former army chief won't get a fair hearing in the netherlands skeptics believe the record of the tribunal shows it's often been used as a tool of politics rather than just its. financial bombshell investigations of spanish banks reveals a large number of them cashing in on the shady business of illegal weapons some of the country's financial giants are accused of using their legal loopholes on war in states libya being the latest example of. americans who witness the harsh realities of the war question why they were deployed in the first place and just what the government is up to the boston bruins in the person hiring account of an ex marine who had to pick up by hand the remains of the u.s. soldiers in iraq so bring them back to their families. the next minute the fallout which in washington and islamabad the killing of a summit at loudon ulti has been speaking to the former chief of pakistan's intelligence agency according to an it the whole america's foreign policy is dangerously close to pushing the region to the point of no return. there are some a

and the second is that they are skeptical, highly skeptical of the estimates being put out by the army corps. >> mitchell: dean reynolds in henderson, louisiana, thanks a lot. in the nation's capitol the debate over the debt ceiling is about to get even more intense. the government projected earlier this month that the $14.3 trillion debt limit will be reached tomorrow. whit johnson has the latest from washington. >> reporter: with the nation's debt ceiling within reach, the debate over how to raise it is suddenly more urgent. >> i'm ready to cut the deal today. we don't have to wait until the 11th hour. but i am not going to walk away from this moment. we have a moment, a window of opportunity to act. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs's "face the nation," house speaker john boehner reiterated the debt ceiling he wants must come with significant spending cuts. it's an area where democrats may be willing to give if they can raise taxes on the wealthy. >> well, i think we do have to cut spending. but we also have to take a look at revenue and the entitlement programs. >> reporter: li

learned quite a lot of that this is a tribal society and i think obama was absolutely right to be skeptical about the british and french pressure to intervene we are slowly learning when it comes to north africa in the middle east that intervention is very dangerous very difficult words are cheap but it's very difficult to see how intervention military intervention in particular produces a happy outcome i do think however that one thing will come out of the g. eight summit and that is that the e b r d the european bank for reconstruction and development will be given a mandate to expand its lending into the north african region i think there's a sort of consensus on that it will give the b.r.d. something to do it's it's expensively paid bureaucrats in london will finally have a job and i think that's not a bad thing what do you think of a plot like that well. i think it's good that the b.r.d. is getting involved and maybe it's for the reasons and you say has been i think it's also good for you know it is a positive outcome where we're looking for a positive outcomes and what we seem to be t

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