>> rose: all right, sta ones hubris. >> y. soe foundhese five stas. and i'll just quickly menon wh they are and then wean circle back to them. stage one hubris born of success. stage two is undisciplined puuit of mor stage three is denial of risk and pel. stage four is asping for salvation. and sta five, t stage you never nt to go to,s a pip lags to relevant or death. now, two quick pnts onhis. it does turn out that you look from the oside like you're still cliing all the way to the end of stagehree. you don't visibly fall until st' e through three o five stage before you know. you lookreat. certainly onhe outside yo ok great. then stage four it really sws. it's clear to evybody. if second is you can go to stage four and come back. >> ros i want people to know out there what's interesting about these kis of conversations whici try do i my head and i think back to your wife, what u try to s is that let's assume thiserhaps can't extend beyd a corrate entity to li in general. >> exactly. i'll just share with you a ttle two ides on that. thfirst is that o

i want to sta with a quote from the book. this rlly got my attention. arright in this book i purelyhetorical terms, the dream speech may notave been king'sest. his speech at the conclusion of th votin rights march i 196 was arguably his most commanding. it raised a couple of questions for me. tell me why you think some of the montgomery speech w the most vending -- most demanding. >> it capped two eks of violence which resulted in jury to many civil rights protesters. george wallace waslooking out through the closed blis at the marchers. it represented a hig poi in king's command of civ rights, that perhaps he had not reached in 1963. the great cold respon that he had engagedn, how long the crowd responded toim and his use of the phrase the ark of e universe is long,ut it bends toward world juice. there were a viety of things in that speech that because was partly impvised a much more responsive to the crowd then his speech in wasngton might havebeen rhetorically a most interesting. tavis: you mentioned you got the vietnam speech. assesshe vietnam speec

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group waved a red flag today, ying there's ubt about whether it can sta in business. the problems: credit-mket stressoperating losses, and credit-rating downgrades the century-olcommercial lender dayed filing its quarterly report with the e.c. toy, saying it needs more time to worout a restructuring plan with bondholders. if that plan falls throu and it can't get other financi, c.i.t. cld be forced into bankptcy. pa. >> paul: susie, cishares were amonthe big board's big movers. we'll sethem in just a moment as we take a look at ourtocks in the news tonight. >> reporter: wk into any clothingtore, and it's clear the crial holidaseason is fast aroaching. despite sweltering temratures outside, you'll findlenty of winter ite inside. but shoppers may nice some subtle changes in the merchandise mix. off-price retailer daf's, for example, is offering more practical clothing and less gh fashion. the compans president, marcia wilson, says that's at customers want >> i think that ere's a definite cnge in the mindset of the consumer. and i think that trey items that are going to

rst of all, the united stas andlso this new government th called the u.s./japan alliance the cornerstone for st asian peace d security. t the new democratic party in japan wted to have -called equal standing, equal relions. andhis phrase kind of pzzled the u.s. sie. and the democrac parties also want to have a review of certain u.s./jan military agreements. and this also makes some causes some troublemok the u.s.apanese exports. what doou think is behind hatoya in, a's plan to putn end to the refuellingf u.s. ship, supporting the war effort in afghanisn? >> well, hatoyama's party, they are against the iraq war, first of all and they a againstusing military powers to solve internationa afairs. an that's why they wanted to stop the legislation to contue the reflling of t u.s. warships in the iian oce the question is, they still want to work wi the united states to fight against extremism. so they ha to find another alternative somehow to show that u.s. is - i men, japan is wiing to work wi the obama administrati. >> do you thk that theyill also b lookg for an

despite the casualties, iranians a losing their fear perhaps it's time r the govement to sta running ared. >> well, 18 monthsafter disputed election results led kenya to therink of civil wa there is ccern in a those responsible f the violence there couldvade justice. willoss rorts. >> call for peace in a communy that was rn apart by tribal clashes. they came tens of tusands for three days o prayers and repe dance. these lidge services have been backed by t government in an fort to heal the woundsrom last yeas st-election violence. th were asked to hand ov their weapo. some had bn used in defense, otrs to hunt down and kill peoplerom rival ethnic groups. handing over his machete, he says thisvent is what kenya needs. >> people are forgiving each other, you see. and people are-- >> but what about justicefor this? mo than 1,000 people were killed an half a million displaced when a commission of ine acquirey says cabine mite ters were tolame. it's now a yearand a half since kenya was torn apart by the st-election violence, but ere are plenty of reminders of what went on. this home wa loo

if at that happens migh reduce the tension on t street >> rose: tell mehere you sta request al jazra in engli. al jazeera english s launched 10 years o, it has its own prioty. we sre rources. we have 6 bureaus all over the world so wshare stors metimes but theriorities are dened, and determined by the -- alazeera english now is reacng out to areas thataybe others did not in africa, asian we are the best in covering these-- and we thought the southas. rose: thank you for coming. a pleasure. >>ose: peter balkian re. his great uncle wasne of the leading armenian intellectua of his geration. in april of 1915 he was arrested along with50 otr leaders of konstantin open's community. he wrote a memoir offering his eyewitness account of the genoci. peter balkianirst learned of the memoir in 1991. now after a 10-year translation project, the book s been publishein english for t first time. i am pleased t have peter balkian ba at this tab. welcome. >> thankou, charlie. od to be here. >> rose: ni to see you. >> great to be here. >> rose: the finding of the memoir. how did that happ in 1991? >> s

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have enou of a conience to do what eds to be done to sta conserving. but it's capitalist...it's capital, it's driven a capitalist system. >> rose: well, that's okay. capilism has been good to neil. >> grt. and tt might be the savioras the fa that no it costs so much pple are thinking abt it. >> rose: so what goal do you have inusic today? i mean, yu've had this extraordinaryife, csby stills gnash and young. you've had thisxtraordinary success on yr own. i don't know how you choose what for what. but do y still have goal in music or do you just simply... is what you do and it comes to you? >> my goals to respect the source,harlie, respect the source. be there for the srce. >> rose: this is ere we beg this conversation. >> that's right. be there. be ready. that's my goal. that's my number-e task. that'shat i do. >> rose: are yo happiest when you're ontage? >> you know,many things make me happy. >> rose: i can tell. that's why like you. you haven't been bor in a lo time, have you? >> i don't get bored, i don't ke to get... i haveoo many things to d my lovely wife tls me that sh

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the french faer tak out a pi and stas smoking. at some point londa sa can i ta out pie pipe. yes, h pulls out this big gian calabas like a pe like sherlock hmes smokes and it is funny moment when it happens. >> rose: ande drinks milk. >> he is d dairy farmer so he inks milk as opposed to wine. so hhas this pipe, wrote that in the scpt and hi a couple more moments where had londa ke out the pipe and smoke and think it was londa's pipe. but i started thinking abt it mor andore as preproduction was going on and hidinner with chstoph ani asked him, i go let me ask you a question. in the script, you know, it implies thathis is different londa's pipe and he uses it to think. but let me ask you a question. what if londa doesn't smo a pipe. henowshe farmer smos a pipe. and so at a certa point he brings o this pipe. and what pipe do he bring out, hebrings out the sherlockolmes pipe. onyou can say it's a xual thing because mpipe is bigr than yours. and the other thing, youan say i know you're lying and got you. i've got the sherlock holmes pipe. so maybe he doe't smoke a pipe at all, i

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go see "annie get your gun" andy intermission said, ihave to be there we cleared it for a year an staedjanuary. it was one of the most wonderful experiences. > tavis: and you gotaveeviews. >> h do you beat bernadette peters? b how i act, i am a country girl. it fit like alove. tavis: i don' want t put words in your mouth. we would say that is divine intervention. ds that happen? >> iaid, i don't kn wat's next. who tells you? divine intervention happens a lot with us i tavis: you kow hwer me. reba mcentire with her rd album, eep on loving you" and thank you for coming on. next is de koontz. stay withs. ♪strange ♪ tavis: there are bestselling authors and then there is dean koontz. his books have sold 400 milon copies in 38 lanages. there are a w works out including a work of non fiction, including "a big little life." i know you don't do this mh. you are always coherent. let me ask youthis questn, i am t a dog owner. i may get tis better. wahtis it about -- what i it about dogs that make for such good subject matter. everyeek, you look and there are 16 books listed, 3 or 4 about dogs. >>

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they did not sta a chance. >>cross eastern china, more than 6000 homes were wrecked thestorm.t raid harder here than it has done during any typhoon in the past 60 years. in taiwan, relief supplies are now gting through to some who have been cut off afloods and landslides. there is anger here. typene's prime minister was criticized while visiting stricken areas. he had not done enougho protect people, they sa. >> t typhoon came he on friday. now weave pele who died. whatre you going to dobout it? on the south of the island, several hundre from one village e missing, feared dead. a wall mud engulfed their home. hehinks that hisather and mother have been washed away in the flood. e damage de here will take mohs to recover from. the taiwanese authories warned that if rescue and relief efforts contue, thdeath toll is expected to rise. >>some of the area's worst affect by the te -- by the phoon are in taiwan. we now go to roll taan. there is parcular concern about and nghboring area where more than 700 people are trapd, possibly buriein a mudslide. >> t rain fell harder than it had

redskin fans were urged to take metro and wal the mile or so from the nearestizati esest sta avoid the traffic jams but the early bird tailgaters were not that happy with the new parking lot designations when they got here. >> it's not right. >> go steelers. >> thousands of sports fans from our area are probably on the roads right now. remember, be mindful of them and the road conditions because they still are wet. we're live outside fedexfield. back to you. >> derek, thanks buddy. when we come back, we just told but the strong storms moving through our area. now authorities believe lightning may be to blame for an apartment fire. plus, michael phelps makes his first public appearance since he was involved in a car crash last week. tonight, some are concerned what the swimmer is wearing on his foot. we'll show you that. >>> and it's time for a number of kids in our area to head back to school. coming up,he tt asnu lmite >>> attach triggered a fire at an apartment complex this morning in the 1900 block of rochelle avenue in district heights. when firefighters arrived, flames were shooti

en las Últimas horas, 100 soldados se sumaron a los 10,000 integrantes en los cursos federales, que staalada de violencia. esto ya generÓ situaciones encontradas,el senador madero dijo que la violencia que se vive en chihuahua es superior a la que se viviÓ a principios del siglo pasado. el procurador general de la repÚblica dijo que hace 15 aÑos la violencia era mÁs grave en el paÍs. >> de otro lado, la prensa continÚa siendo uno de los objetivos de los narcotraficantes en mÉxico. hoy fue variado el periÓdico el siglo de torreÓn,en coahuila,las autoridades recocieron como una manera de amedrentar a los periodistas para que no hablen. nadie resultÓ herido en el ataque. la autopsia al cadÁver den agente fronterizo se seÑalÓ en san diego, revelÓ que el hombre recibiÓ ocho disparos en la cabeza, cuello y torso. el cadÁver del agente, fue descubierto en campo california el pasado 23 de julio, los investigadoresijeron que perseguÍa a tres inmigrantes indocumentados pero no dieron a conocer mÁs detalles. el depuesto presidente hondureÑo continÚa buscando apoyo en latinoamÉrica,maÑana visitarÁ

. >> paul: wall street staed on a narrowly mixed notbut buyers soon took controon that solid risen new home sales and a 4.9% jump in july durablgoods ders. by 11:00 a.m. the dow poste a 21 point gain th the nasdaq up 4 points. ock fell into modestly lower ground durg mid-session as investors owed caution after a stng of six straight winning sessions forhe dow. opmism that tomorrow's second quarr g.d.p. revision would showtrength helped stocks closwith miniscule gains. the dow jones end up 4.23 at 9543.52. the nasdaq added .20 to 20243. the s&p 500 edgeup .12 to 1028.12. in theond market, the 10 year note edged up 1/32 to 1019/32 puttg the yield at 3.43%. >> jeff: it just got lot easier f private-equity firms to buy failed bas. thf.d.i.c. voted this afternoon to lower t proposed minimucapital requirement for those ivate investors to 10% of the faid bank's assets. e f.d.i.c. proposed higher capital tios last month, drawing howls of prost from the private-equity comnity. joininus now for more about the decision is alex pollocka resident felw at the american enterprisenstitute. the fdic ha

. >> rose: iyou would sta dumping your investment in america, i would wreak havoc on oueconomic system. >> n we're not.... >> rose: but that's not in your interest. it would not be in our interest, it would not be in your interes it would not be in the intest of the world. >> rose: up soor the me being china's ambition is create some demandocally... domestic demand to relieve some of the pressure oits exrts, hope thatmerica's economy continus to grow sot's a good investment for it to invest its money. >> and more tention will be given to developingissue for deloping countries. >> rose: meaninghat you are looking to africa to invest in natural resources >> no, tt's for everyone who are able to be o help. >> rose: okay. ll me what you mea, then. >> i think w can work tether. that has been advocated by present of theorld bank and the duty secretary. >> rose: rert zoellk. that china bece a stakeholder was his famous refrain. and we'll rk together in africa. i think that's what we can do. we can at least try to identify projects, pgrams where we could workogether. >> rose: as you know, u kn

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. >> paul: sears and k-mart wa customers to sta saving for holiy presents, now. today, parent sears holdings dusted off the conpt of a christmaclub account. it lets shoprs store funds on a ses or kmart holiday card to be used for chrimas spending. consumers have uil october 31st to start saving and quafy for a matchi 3% reward of up $100. last year, theetail siblings resurrected their lay-away progms to help consumers manage holiday speing without rackg up credit card debt. >> jeff: many consumers who ve racked up thatebt are having a rd time paying it off. capital one says its0 day crit card delinquencies rose last month adid its loan char-offs. that's the accounts it bieves will neveray up. capital one cate to borrowers wi lower credit histories. sot's not too surprising that its rivals saw aomewhat better piure. credit card charge-o rates fe slightly at citigroup, american eress and discover financial services. bankf america, which has the highest default and linquency rates ong the top credit card issuers, said its chargeff rate inched do just a bit from ne t

a deadly fire at a kuwait weddg is rortedly staed by the -wife of the groom. the woman has confessed to igniting the blaze which gulfed 43 women and children. after an entire year to year of economic data as bad as anything since the second world war, japan has announced it is out of cession. the rld's second-largest enomy grew by nine%. still, it was ait of a disappointment. our corresndent reports fro tokyo. >> jan's economy is cmbing of the worstrecession since the end of t second world war. gross domestic product is rising, alit modestly, after record-breaking falls. consumers are spending more after being eouraged from cash handouts from the government and subsidies. the world is recering something of its aptite for japanese goods, too. demands for cars is being boosted by governmentrograms to replace old ones. productions up, alough the economis ruing far below capacity. jap's prime minier says this is weome news. with the general election before the end of the month, he is trailing badly in opinion pls. >> i haveeen putting all efforts into the economic

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those accouts ather peak held $18 billio that's, obviously, fraction of the whole universe o assets staedoffshore. >> ifill: i know there was time when there s a-- i guess an amnesty offero people who had ben holding these bank counts, to voluntarily disclose whether they actually have these fuds there? is tt-- is that over now? >> itis not overand it's no quite an amnesty. it's a programof voluntary disclosure promulgated by th i.r.s. in this particlar case that ends september3, that enurages americans who have hidden asses over shore and not aid taxes on them to come forward to t i.r.s., declare the assets, payp and-- qute, unquote-- get right th the i.r.s. u.b.s. clie and other american client of other banks haveeen doing that in droves in recent weeks because ofears that their na couldyt potenally be turd over. >> ifill: how d this all begin? surely the swiss government dn't just say, "here." it absolutely did not. there was an extremely protracted legal a diplomatic battle between switzeand and the unid states over this matter. it really began st february when u.b.s. averted crinal i

. -- a sta >> adam terry'seasons it is on injury reserve. his season is ending before it began.he probable impact the ravens. without him, they probably will not to use the unbalanced line that they used a year ago. just a year ago, the ravens had to figure out how to replace one tackler. they have a two talented tacklers. they are trying to move past the loss of adam terry. >> everybody in every training camp is probably in an upright man. that is part of the job. -- is probably banging up right now. that is part of the job. >> in the second week of training camp, the list of injured players growing as it always does in august. one person is recovering them a hamstring injury. injuries have kept one cornerback out of the action. a heel injury for another player. the ravens has one of the most physical cans in the nfl. but the workload will not ease up because of injury concerns. >> our philosophy is the harder you work, the healthier you stay. we have been fortunate in not to have fluke injuries. our guys are in much better shape and are doing a better job of taking care of eac

today it's going to sta to feel like summer again. we have three days until this next cold front kicks through wednesday. it's going to be a good taste of summer in the ohio valley the next two days. and monday, tuesday, wednesday for the eastern seaboard. south, typical summer weather. scattered showers. humidity a little bit higher. this high pressure system behind this initial cold front is going to give low humidity today to the ohio valley. once this cold front goes through, that's the next chance of rain. in other words, taste of chicago, one of the warmer days of your summer. d.c., 88. scattered storms in the sooempt. overall, looks like a pretty good monday. that's your national forecast. now a look at the weather outside your window. albany, new york, 83 with sunshine today. ttsburgh, pennsylvania, nice day, beautiful actually, 83. louisville getting a little warmer, up to 88. and enjoy your day in charlotte. dan, overall i'd say a good start to our monday. i think we could see 90s in some areas that haven't seen them. that c

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had been hospilized, realizing wh people that's been their lives iwheel chairs have to dealith, he staedhting a gat deal for disabled people at that point and became a great champion of this. his whole life is a llercoaster ride, butt the end is just ongreat american story because he accomplisd more than 10 u.s senators combin did. tavis: it has been fouyears since hurrane katrina. ted kennedy spent the balance of his life worki r those w are disenfranchised, dispossessed. yet here we are four years after kaina and one could argue that th city is not rebounding. the pace is really slow. what do you make ofhat? >> i have been ve disappointed at what has happened i the flooded neighborhds, the nghborhoods like the ler ninth warand new orleans est yet, the pt business isack, touri is hanging in there the french arter at up town dog wll. thoutlying areas, not enough haseen done. people have sho memors, and the more wtalk aboutatrina and thneed for proper federal tention, it is necessary. there was a story not very long a that rain thesa today about the reports coming out saying that the ppin

so if wetart a recovery, i think it going to be a weak recovery, and it cou be a false sta. >> susie: e you saying that you do not agree with bernanke's assessment that the u.s. economy is coming out of the recession? >> i think it'- it's abo to emerge. whether it's going t emerge stroly enough for ito be stainable is-- is what i worry about. >> susie: well, a t of the another re, because you were talking out the consumer, has to do with umployment, and, you know, people wan to know whens hiring going to beginin big way. day, bernanke says that the will be a gradual dline in the unployment rate. what does that mean? >>ell, i think, you kw, the ployment rate is 9. i still suspect it's going to go above 10. and the losses in employment have improved,ut by historical andards they're still pretty large. think we're in for a few me mohs of deiningmployment and that's going to ke the consum-- declining empyment, sing unemployment. >> susie: i want to me sure i understood that. go ahead. so you expect a few more months of that. >>eah, i think the employment rate benefitted lastonth from lot

as they sta to pck up the pieces, elsewhere oths are preparing for the wot. the path of the tyoon strehes through taiw and maland china. fishing of bts and other vessels have been orred to ta shelter, and the chinese newsagency is repoing more an 2000ships returned to harbor in onprovince alone. nearly 50 centimeterhave fallen in taiwan, causi landslidesn power outages acro t north of the island. meteorologist sathe impact uld be prolonged as it i ving slowly. millions o people in taipei and the north of the island are eltering in their homes, fearful of what weher may co. bbc news. >> stay with us,f you can, on bbc wld news. still to ce -- nothi to apologize for, heaid. silvio berlusconi tony iback. >> first, british woman who deliberately became pregnant in ja in laos. e has arrived back gland to serve h sentence. she faced the death penalty if she had not been pregnanin laos. just a warning- this rort containslash photography. >> herasian or deal finally over, she arrived at heathrow this morning and was immediely taken into the custody of the prison servi

he sta that era and helpe to prepare th change. >> alof this is true and me.ould bremembered as a trulyshakespearean figure, tragic, flawed, who achieved tention through gg is both in his professional and personal lives. -- who achieved greatness both in his professional an personal life. >> those us who remember the kennedys wilrembert john kennedy and rort knedy as theromise. but ted kennedy s the fulflment of that promise. >> if you lo at his record, people tend to say that healt care was his signaturissue, but i think it was civil rights beuse from his eliest days in the u.s.enate, that was his issue all the way tough the americans thdisabilities act. andou could even argue that heal care, in his md anywa is a civil rights issue. >> absolute right. people forget one of its fst legislativachievements in 1955 was- in 1965 was to rewrite themmigration laws which at the time per fo ropeans and about asians and africans to emigte on the same level. >> where did that come from? he waa child of privilege, the son of one of the wealthy men in america at the time,

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's been deserted by its major partrs, including ina who secretary of sta clinton praised just last we for the role they'r playing as ll as russia and their neighbors. thiseakened position, in th weakened transition piod whe the leader is dyingnd looking to solify his role, possly pass it on to his son, they made their power play, when north korean behavioroderated, when north korea hast ne anything particularly o havingive the the last couple months they move inhis piece to asko put them this box, they open up a door and show them the wa out,how them the benefits of cooperation, dialogue, and negotiaon. is could set the pattern if the obama adminiration now follows it up for another bad seof negotiations, freezing of t nuclear progm and a denuclearization of nort korea. >> rose: two qstions... go ahead, gln. >> i was just gog to sayes, it's also kind of interestg how... and this gets to the high stakes othis manver. thwhite house and the state department have be completely sint about this. d, in fact, have aays... kind of said, well, it's the rmer president on his own human turn a ssi

and it's staing to work.d nass why, i tnk f what they are predicting is correct, they are going to get back to 8% groh. >> rose: are you iressed withhe ldership over there. >> look, their leadership works from aery different basis from ours. >> rose: yes, it does. >>ut if you --. >>ose: called democra, demand economy. >> absolutel but how doouudge it. you judge it by results, ifou go around the untry --. >> rose:'m judging about the quality of the men and women who lead the country. >> i think they're very smart. i s in the world econic forum in janry an heard a lot of the world leaders speaking there. and you had premier speaking and i listened to h. and i'veeard him and i've met him. but i listen to what he said and i thought this is a western politician speing. rose: exactly. he ask a art guy. >> rose: y. >> he really i >> rose:ou know what is interesting ask to talk to americans who go to chinar india as wel, at questions are they asked. you kn, and y get from people without gto china that there ian inten

pete: questns of substae and staing for the secretar ostate. and while s. troops drawdown iraq, the fighting intensifiesn afghanistan. on the eve f presidtial elections. >> they'rebviously holding an election in adverse circumstances pete: how thtaliban is rcing changes in u.s. strategy. covering these storiesthis week,anet hook of he "los geles times." michael duffy of "time" magazine. janine zacharia of bloomberg news. d ames kitfield of national journa >> celebrating 40 yeas of journaltic excellce, live from our ation's capita this is "washington week with gwen ifill"roduced in associaon with "nation journal." corporate funing for washington wk is provided by -- >> thy shape our wold. createew wonders andew conveniences. amera's minerals. they're the stuff our drms are made o. tre's more informatn at nma.org. >> corporate funding for "washington week" is rovided by boeing. majorfundng for"washington week" is also proded by the annenbergfoundation. thcorporation for public broadcasting and contributions to your pbs station from viewer like you. thanyou. o

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. >> the world health organizion right thfrench system the best in the worldthe united stas 37. >> loo if y have a fall in th street, you want to go to a french hospitalor american spital? i can assure you want to go t american hospital, and even a suburban hospital is superr. it could b that inerms of the social cost, how much iwill cost as aatter of national income, is less in france. but our system is inefficient, but the highest quality in the world by far. >> don't the french have highe life expectancy d the worst fant mortality? --lower infant mortality? >> that s to do th hats, smokg, what you eat. that is not a medical iss, that is cultural issue. >> both evan and charle' comments raise something we're not talking about, th if we areoing to bend the cost o the health care system, people have to step up and start living healthier lifestyles. ultimately, its in our own fate. i am not sure ere the evidence is that w will do that as the -- politicians will not say that. they never say that you have to do something differe here. >> i think the problem the political leaderip in the c

the united stas gives some $2 billion a year to egypt,hich remains one of o most reliable arab alls. t egypt's future is murky. mubarak is now 81 yearold and, by some accounts, is in failg health. d no successor has been named. what does itll mean, especially at a timehen there some level of discontent thin egypt? to help make sensef it all, we turn to abc australia'middle st correspondent ben knight. >> reporter: in e heart of cair murad sabri mustafa is comin home tthe apartment he's preparing to lea. he's off to libya, whi now fers him better prospects th the couny he was born in. >> the income he is very low, to have - to save from ando have a good li. >> reporter: tre are many like him in egypt's mide class, and theye tired of watching their country stagte. >>e need change. i saw a lot of egyptiansn other countries. they are sceed. >> reporter: b change is something egtians don't often see. for 28 years hosni mubarak has been the country'sresident. >> most egyptians ve only knn one president, and i think they have me to see that egypt has not developed economicly over this perio

. >> well, and in terms of that and the united stas, theeen united states most werful weapon, maybe you have esident now who ishe son of kea, as hillary clinton meioned. and that ges -- y know that has a real resonance in terms of actually trying t affect change over there. a continent where it is ve hard to affect zmierl we're going toave to leave there beuse we have run out of time. david andelman, thank you very much. nikhil eogun, thank you ry much. time goes by too quick. >> thanks, martin. >>> finally tonigh if you thk you've ha a long week, we wanto take you t a small corner of theorld where hard wo only begins to describe what's involved foa group of menho toil on the indonesian isnd of java working in a volcano. therthey mine sulfuthat's an essential mineral new many thin that we all take for anted likefertilizer, insecticides, gunpoer and matches. se step vaessen of al jaera takes us inse of their world. >> reporter:strual landscape twicing all ofheir work on eir shoulder like gigantic an scraping up a livin these miners climb in an out. once or twice a day. hauling bright yel

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. >> why is the state of smaa sta crucial? >> somalia is in a vital area. it's the gulf of aden through the coast of somalia through which much of the world trade flows. this is why during the cold war somalia was such a strategic point that it also went back and forth between the u.s. and the ussr trying to create puppet state that's would be client states for their interests in that region. i think because of that cold war history, you had really turns being taken inserting arms and really creating an ungovernorable space there in somalia because of that constant in-flow of arms. so i think the concerns really is that the obama administration unleashing even more arms just back in may 2009 may create even more instability, may also create greater anti-americanism in somalia and elsewhere in the horn of africa. >> are we to assume that the threat of terrorism emanating from east africa is pretty much at the top of clinton's agenda? >> well, you know, this whole mask of terrorism has been a vanneer. since the bush administration and has continued even thoug