it was something we had to help the yemenis fell to the yemeni government itself. but once motivated, they did a very good job of it. i think the third lesson learned that i would suggest that's a little bit counterintuitive because were all coming up with this bin laden and we feel this private account to schmidt and in this instance it's totally appropriate. we had a similar case in yemen. it's hard to imagine us as long as it's necessary for the lot to think it's necessary to see people updated. so at some stage and as soon as possible, i would argue, i role should become indirect and our partners will should become to write. and in the book, when i tried to explain is how yes, we started out eliminating abu ali, that then the real success at taking down the rest of the organization with the yemenis success supported by us. and i think that is a much healthier model any more sustainable model in some model that has the united states taking direct action all over the world. >> i am very pleased to welcome today's cnn correspondent elliott ave. it. >> thank you fo

our partnership with the yemenis is much broader than the president. and would not have succeeded if it were resting fully on the president. i think the great risk we face currently is that the uncertainty and the political turmoil is causing the government to withdraw forces from the periphery and that inevitable will create additional operating space for al-qaeda. and given the adaptability and the ambitions of al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, we should assume that they will use that operating space not only to attack our interests but to attack the u.s. homeland. so we have a short-term vulnerability that needs to be addressed. i would argue in the long term, if there can be a successful transition from president sala to a more popular government, that's going to favor the united states and al-qaeda. al-qaeda, as we all know has little to do with the kind of values and the kind of demand that the protesters in sana or elsewhere in yemen are making on the government. the recourse to shari'a law does not really answer it all, the kind of aspirations

security council is ample proof of that it was a positive well balanced position the whole of the yemeni people respected. them and to sum it up then what would you tell the united up assertion forces and the yemeni youth movement. a youth movement consists of young people who are members of the united opposition itself there on our side i would like to tell the opposition the following it turns a dialogue understanding and reconciliation the interests of the yemeni state are superior to all the partisan political interests and appealing to you for a mutual understanding a fair and frank dialogue you cannot incite people to protests while you remain indoors yourself all the leaders opposition parties don't go out of their homes even alley most an ally is constantly painting a military compound without being able to go home for lunch because he is afraid of going outside let's have a dialogue for the sake of the interests of the whole country he interests are above all this is what i would say to the opposition. twenty years ago the largest country. this is. going. to teach began a journe

three jordanians played a significant role to workth t with the yemeni is security forces. yemen is the arab speaking environment. to be effective you need air bag. what the jordanians have been the effort our skills to help interpret and theres. were other development efforts, the duchess doing significant development work and we were not alone in anys sense and coal was greater than the sum of its parts and an effort to the united states is less acceptable than those that were more broadly based not only in the european countries that the instances of both countries. >> thank you. said direct criticisms have been made a bid ministrations response as being supportive of democracy to be tolerated not countries like bahrain and they appear to be more on stability how you address that equation and yemen? >> i think i a gray we don't have the one-size-fits-all policy. anyone that is familiar with the middle east knows these countries have different dynamics so i am okay with a country by country approach. but in yemen we are running a big risk because basically that given the

a yemeni relations a long tradition is based on mutual interests friendships and agreements they're not going to be affected or to russia's position in the un security council is ample proof of that it was a positive well balanced position the whole of the yemeni people respect it. at them and to sum it up then what would you tell the united opposition forces and the yemeni youth movement. the youth movement consists of young people who are members of the united opposition as itself there on our side i would like to tell the opposition the following return to dialogue understanding and reconciliation the interests of the yemeni state are superior to all the parties and political interests i'm appealing to you for a mutual understanding a fair and frank dialogue you cannot incite people to protests or you remaining pills yourself all the leaders or position parties don't go out of their homes even early most an hour ma has constantly been in a military compound without being able to go home for lunch because he is afraid of going outside as have a dialogue for the sake of the interests o

but they've had little influence on the yemeni leader, who's been in power for 32 years.on sunday he was supposed to sign a deal that would give him immunity from prosecution in exchange for his resignation. but once again, the president refused to sign it. the government has accused shake alomar, the head of yemen's most powerful tribe, of igniting the clashes and government troops reportedly tried to storm his home. on tuesday the sheikh joined the uprising against the president, adding his powerful weight to the anti-government stand. armed militia men have been walking the streets day and night and the tribesmen appear to be tightening their grip on the center of the city. they've sealed off key government buildings, but are being constantly bombarded with more tars and gunfire. the president's troops are still in control in the south of city where the presidential palace and military council are located, but there are fears that the violence may escalate further. scores of men from both sides have been wounded and are being treated in hospitals for their injuries. ma

trying to yemen or clashes have taken their deadliest turn yet according to reports forces loyal to yemeni president president of dillard sali used guns tanks even rocket propelled grenades in a violent standoff with the opposition tribesmen in the heart of the capital city and the gulf cooperation council has been trying to approach a peaceful transition from power for saleh but this weekend marks the third time that such a deal collapsed all at the last minute u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton said that she was outraged over the violence urging the yemeni president to stand down and meanwhile here in the united states pending hard from that issue a group of u.s. lawmakers reserved their outrage for the secretary of state herself i. members of congress have written to clinton demanding an explanation of u.s. policy towards americans who run hired gun operations i'm talking of course about mercenary forces all of this in light of blackwater founder erik prince is the latest exploits in the united arab emirates there's a lot to talk about here and for more i'm joined by jeremy scahill

we report from the yemeni capital. >> in the zonch city bloodshed and violence against protestter. it is the second biggest group. their sit-in has been ongoing for four months and has now come under attack from government forces. they have gathered in the center of the capital to show their support for those whose lives have been lost. >> the process has turned into a march of mourning. people are marching for the mourning of their fellows who have been killed. fr four months they have been insisting on a revolution and here they're chanting peaceful, peaceful. the regime is running out of excuses. >> our slant is to continue our peaceful struggle. we are not moving out of the square. they can burn the square. they can burn us with the square. we're not moving. >> they are saying protesters have taken over government offices. >> what's happened, it has agreed that all strikes or all kinds of demonstrations should be peaceful. when people go to a government compound or to a police station and they want to go inside and get some people from those offices or from those police station

obsessive we model focused on counterterrorism and diplomacy nothing to alleviate the suffering of the yemeni people instead of worrying in. millions upon millions of dollars and sensitive training to gruel and murderous forces controlled by yemen's president so you know ali abdullah saleh is is famous for a number of things in yemen not the least of which is his ability to get around the resigning once he's done not resigning so you know the u.s. response is it's almost laughable if it wasn't so deadly right now and what's your sense of whether the focus is only going to intensify on counterterrorism efforts in yemen in light of the fact that not gotten was killed and now they're sort of

. >> once again, opponents of the yemeni leader have taken to the streets to demand he step down. the latest demonstrations come after he refused at the last minute to sign a deal agreeing to go. many of these protesters did not like that deal either. they want the president to go unconditional alley with no immunity from prosecution. and today they also sent a message that they would not lead the country into civil war as the president has warned. this time there had been attacks on public buildings with government opponents gaining control of buildings that included the state news agency and the national airline. inside the presidential palace, the president was as calm as he has been throughout this prolonged crisis. speaking to the media, he seems to be rejecting the mediation effort led by yemen's neighbors that so nearly brought a deal over the weekend. this, he insisted, was an internal crisis to be solved by yemenis alone. >> we do not want the yemen cause to be international. this is an internal affair. and all political parties in yemen should engage in dialogue. the sol

to sum it up then what would you tell the united opposition forces and the yemeni youth movement. the youth movement consists of young people who are members of the united opposition itself there on our side i would like to tell the opposition the following turn to dialogue mutual understanding and reconciliation the interests of the yemeni state are superior to all the parties and political interests and the feeling for a mutual understanding a fair and frank dialogue you cannot incite people to protests or you remain in yourself all the leaders opposition parties don't go out of their homes even early most an hour mark has constantly been in a military compound without being able to go home for lunch because he is afraid of going outside and it's have a dialogue for the sake of being interests the whole country these interests are above all this is what i would say to the opposition. culture is that so much time a commercial comes on it comes up here it is the donald donald trump he says he may or may not run for the u.s. president irrespective of the final answer what does all

one day i arrested him he was caring and yemeni passport and a california identification card. >>mark: kron4 news is uncovering new details. he carried a yemeni passport and california id card, his family and members are speaking out. >> reporter: this is a exclusive video that kron4 news obtained. the 24 year- old yemeni is passenger taken into custody for causing a disruption. >> and not a terrorist. not a terrorist at all. he's just a regular guy. he is into math more than he is into anything else. >> reporter: his family is trying desperately to find him. but they are not releasing information to us. >>darya: san jose police identified two men. 30 year- old antonio velasco and joseph of daryl were shot on created drive early saturday morning and they were sitting in the grosz with the door open with the shooting happened. somebody approached with the gun and started firing and took off. they have not been caught. >>mark: and james fletcher has the weather forecast. >>james: the sun is coming up. it is hitting the buildings. downtown san francisco we're seeing a temperature

them and to sum it up then what would you tell the united or position forces the yemeni youth movement. the youth movement consists of young people who are members of the united opposition as itself there on our side i would like to tell your position the following return to dialogue mutual understanding and reconciliation the interests of the yemeni state are superior to all parties and political interests and appealing to you for a mutual understanding a fair frank dialogue you cannot incite people to protests or you remain in those yourself all the leaders or position parties don't go out of their homes even early most in alomar as cosily been in a military compound without being able to go home for lunch because he is afraid of going outside let's have a dialogue for the sake of be interests of the whole country these interests are above all this is what i would say to the opposition. twenty years ago an arduous country. to serve two places of. fists. must have been more extreme than. the genitor. where did it take. a moment when the world has changed forever. thousands passed to n

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he was caring a yemeni passport so far no links to terrorist organizations.ced to make an emergency landing in albuquerque, a suspicious note was found in the bathroom with the word bomb on it. they landed investigated no devices were on board. earlier yesterday a continental airlines flight from houston to chicago diverted tuesday louis, a person tried to open up plane door during the flight. >> mark: he said he had a bad mother's day. a live look from the civic center a beautiful morning around the bay, chance of rain later this week. >> louisa: we have lot of things this weekend a lot of folks wanting to do things out doors, but we have a chance of rain for the weekend. try this morning we are seeing a nice breeze of sunshine this morning 48 degrees in san francisco, a cool start this morning. by noon time into the 50s your highs today will be 61. elsewhere this morning cup been to places like santa rosa 41 degrees, 43 for napa, 49 through the livermore valley. in the south bay mid to upper 40's. by the afternoon upper 60s for san rosa, 70 in fairfield end

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it is a yemeni issue. we should go into a dialogue with all political sides.will come from us and not from the outside. >> warner: a day later, speaking in paris, secretary of state hillary clinton made her toughest statement yet on saleh's status. >> we continue to support the departure of president saleh, who has consistently agreed that he would be stepping down from power, and then consistently reneged on those agreements, turning his back on the commitments that he made, and disregarding the legitimate aspirations of the yemeni people. >> warner: now, in a country awash in weapons, those aspirations are on hold. instead, fears abound that this nation of 22 million could disintegrate into chaos. what explains president saleh's survival? for that, we turn to barbara bodine, who served as u.s. ambassador to yemen from 1997 until 2001. and bernard haykel, a professor of near eastern studies at princeton university. professor haykel, after all these deals and these forces besieging him. he is still there. why? and how does he do it? >> i mean he has always rul

many know that those who are killed al qaeda members are linked to the yemeni regime. >> people here are concerned that president saleh is creating his own reason to stay, leading to further violence in the country. >> protestors in syria say forces have killed at least 14 people in the central region of homs in the towns of raftan and talbasea. our correspondent has more. >> defiant and determined, syria's protestors are in no mood to give up. the bbc hasn't been able to independently verify these pictures which have just emerged but they're thought to be of weekend demonstrations in homs, one of the nation's largest cities and a center of opposition to president assad. this is what the demonstrators are up against -- government tanks and armored vehicles advancing into central syria over the weekend. these unverified pictures are from the same area where protestors say 14 were killed after soldiers and tanks attacked local towns. the authorities insist they're just chasing terrorist gangs. syria's response has come under criticism here at the united nations human rights council. >>

. >> once again, opponents of the yemeni leader have taken to the streets to demand he step down.est demonstration come after president saleh refused to sign a deal agreed to go. many of these protesters did not like this deal either. they would like to present to go unconditionally. today, they sent a message that they would not be leading the country into civil war. this time, there was a tax on public buildings and the government upon is gaining control of the buildings that included the news agency and the national airline. inside the presidential palace, the president was as calm as he has been throughout this crisis. speaking to the media, he seemed to be rejecting the mediation effort led by the arab neighbors that some nearly brought a deal at the weekend. he insisted this was an internal crisis to be solved by yemen along. >> we don't want this to be international. this is an internal affair. all political parties in yemen should engage in dialogue. the solution is in their hands. this is not from the outside. >> with the upsurge in violence in the capital, yet many citiz

a man with a yemeni passport ran to the cockpit and was banging on the door on the flight from chicago to sfo. flight attendants and passengers tackled the guy and put him in plastic handcuffs and held him until the plane lasted safely. he was carrying a california id. he was taken to the county hospital with minor cuts, then arrested on federal charges of interfering with the flight crew. >> my information was he does speak english. i don't have the information about what he was saying at this time. i just know that he was yelling and pounding on the cockpit door. >> reporter: the incident is the latest in security concerns over the weekend. two other passenger flights were diverted on sunday. one a chicago flight diverted from houston. a passenger tried to reach the exit door mid flight. another flight from drot to san diego was diverted from what was called a potential security threat. american airlines flight 1561 bound from o'hare to chicago to sfo. all is back to normal. i'm damian trujillo, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. now, for a look at the rest of today's news. we

. >>> a yemeni man accused of trying to ram his way into a cockpit is due back to federal court this morning. a bail hearing is set for 28-year-old rageh al-murisi who is facing one count of interfering with a flight crew. it happened yesterday and he was restrained by two attendants and two officers. it was revealed that he was carrying several valid and expired forms of i.d. and two checks totaling $13,000. he also had no luggage. >> kristen: this afternoon a police officer who is part of growing law enforcement scandal some s scheduled to be back to be arraigned. he was arrested earlier on five felony counts including grapd theft and possession of stolen goods. it's connected into the investigation of cnet. if commander norman wielsch is accused of stolen drugs. >> a memorial service will be held for san carlos mayor who passed away from an heart attack earlier this week. this morning, vice mayor he was arrested under the influence of alcohol. it's unclear how the decision on may 23 on whether to report cline as interim mayor. the service is open to the public for the mayor. >> a

they say he has a yemeni passport and a california identification card. his fellow members are speaking about about the incident. here is some video >> reporter: the 28 year-old yemenis passenger was taken into custody for, say the destruction on the sfo flight. >> not a terrorist, not a terrorist cell. >> reporter: they are both named after their grandfather and says his cousin is a math teacher not a terrorist. >> i do not think he knows anything about terrorism. he does not know how the shooting a gun or anything. maybe he is being mistreated, he does not care about politics and his sister regular guy and he is sworn into math than anything else. >> reporter: he says his cousin is an orphan and came to live with his family about a year ago and now his family is trying to find him. >>darya: at 7 and 30 3:00 a.m.. >>george: there is a hot spot on brisbane. we have lanes blocked with what is an initially reported as an accident. there are also reports of a person lying on the ground when the accident for a scheme to our attention. there is a possibility w

cole, at the yemeni port, which killed 17 u.s. marines. then, of course, there was the september 11 attack in 2001. two hijacked aircraft smashed into the twin towers of the world trade center in new york city. another aircraft targeted the pentagon in washington. a fourth crashed into a field in pennsylvania. altogether, more than 3,000 people died in those attacks. the last known sighting of bin laden before his death by anyone other than his entourage was later that same year as he prepared to flee from tora bora in afghanistan's mountainous tribal region. so what does osama bin laden's death now mean for al qaeda? joining us on the line from delhi is a journalist and author of "al qaeda: casting a shadow of terror." jason, do you think this is the beginning of the end for al qaeda? >> i think the beginning of the end of al qaeda started a while ago, largely in around 2005, 2006, when it became very clear that their key strategy, which was to radicalize and mobilize very large numbers of people in the islamic world, wasn't working. from

authorities as the woman pictured in this yemeni passport that a pakistani tv station said was found in the compound after the raid. she was in the bedroom with bin laden when the navy s.e.a.l.s closed in. >> bin laden's wife rushed the u.s. assaulter and was shot in the leg but not killed. >> reporter: bin laden married the woman at the age of 15. she was a gift to him from a yemeni family. >> she was a very young woman, by the account of the bodyguard who brought her to meet bin laden from the tribal family that had presented her to bin laden for marriage. >> reporter: over the years, bin laden had at least 11 children with his wives. >> he married very young, a cousin from syria, first, then a couple of very well-educated women from saudi arabia. >> reporter: there are no known photographs of the other wives, and his former sister-in-law carmen bin laden told diane sawyer that bin laden did not like women to talk to him. >> my brother-in-law was standing at the stairs of the plane. he came i and i said, "hi," and he looked at me and said, "don't talk." >> reporter: but the time bi

us and not from the outside. >> sreenivasan: as the fighting continued, hundreds of yemenis fled the capital. the eruption of the grimsvotn volcano in iceland appeared to be winding down today and just in time for air travelers in europe. a drifting cloud of ash closed four airports across northern germany for several hours, and forced some 700 flight cancellations. but europe's air traffic agency was hopeful. >> there are very few eruptions from the volcano over the last 6-12 hours so the volcano is in a reasonably calm state at the moment and assuming that continues we would expect that european aviation would be able to return to almost a normal situation within the next 24 hours. >> sreenivasan: the flight disruptions this week were far less severe than those of last year, when another icelandic volcano erupted. still, several airlines in britain and ireland said even limited cancellations were unnecessary because there was little danger. the man accused of shooting u.s. congresswoman gabrielle giffords has been found mentally incompetent to stand trial. a federal judge issued th

approach to yemen has been almost exclusively through the lens of who the yemenis allow is to kill inside their country just a few days after the raid on osama bin laden's compound in pakistan the u.s. attempt to kill an american citizen named anwar locky who's been in yemen for some time he's an american born cleric who is now living in yemen it's families. and so what we're seeing now with the chaos that is spreading throughout the capital of yemen is in part a failed u.s. policy that was obsessive we model focused on counterterrorism and diplomacy nothing to alleviate the suffering of the yemeni people instead of worrying in. millions upon millions of dollars and sensitive training to gruel and murderous forces controlled by yemen's president so you know ali abdullah saleh is is famous for a number of things in yemen not the least of which is his ability to get around the resigning once he's done not resigning so you know the u.s. response is it's almost laughable if it wasn't so deadly right now and what's your sense of whether the focus is only going to intensify on counterterrorism

last night when they took him into custody they found yemenis passport.ia and if identification card on him. >> justine: disinformation just coming and, we are learning the suspect lives in vallejo, was taken out of the salmon talsan l and brought to a federal jail. we will have more on this to come. another problem on a plane yesterday a plane forced to make a landing after suspicious note with the word bomb was found in the bathroom. the delta flight was headed from detroit to san diego. no devices were found on the plane. sunday a plane from houston to chicago diverted to st. louis after official say a passenger tried to open a plane door during the middle of the flight. they are questioning the passenger. >> erica: live look in san jose where it is pretty sunnier out there feel like yesterday's whether you will like today's. temperatures mild, we are expecting widespread sunshine around the bay area, peeking at your weather had lines, it was a cool start this morning, anticipating sunny conditions in to the afternoon. on tap for warming trend stretchi

el pasaporte de una mujer yemeni que se ve grabada parece pertenecerle, ella ahora se recupera, entre, osama bin laden se casó a los 17 años con una prima suya, juntos tuvieron 11 hijos, y ella lo dejaría antes de los ataques. su segunda esposa de arabia saudita, una mujer con la que tuvo tres hijos. su tercer matrimonio fue con otra mujer educada con un doctorado en religiones, y no se sabe si sobrevio a los bombarderos en el 2001. y su cuarto esposa se casaron en el 87 y tuvieron 4 hijos, al igual que su tercera esposa no fue vista desde la invasión en afganistán. >>> juntas lo acompañaban a actividades militares, y atrás lo seguía un autobús con su familia. >>>josé díaz balart: gracias. y vamos a la última pausa. y enseguida: soldados hispanos siguen combatiendo en afganistán, qué cambia para ellos? >>>josé díaz balart: los ataques planeados por osama bin laden y llevados a cabos el 11 de setiembre desataron la guerra contra el terrorismo, y abrieron dos frentes de batalla, irak y afganistán. angie habló con algunas madres ahora que el responsable de declarar la guerra a ha muerto.

a passport of a yemeni woman was found in the compound. in the year 2000, when she was a teenager. >> traveled from yemen all the way to afghanistan with his chief bodyguard and married him in a ceremony in kandahar, afghanistan. >> reporter: why wouldn't u.s. forces have taken bin laden's wife and daughter with them to gather crucial information? cnn was told the mission was to get bin laden, take any relevant materials and get out. paul says this about the information the wife and daughter might have. >> bin laden kept his family life very separate from his work life, his life as an international terrorist. he did not share details about his terrorist career with certainly the wives in his family, the daughters. >> reporter: bin laden, experts say, married at least five time, starting when he was about 17 and had at least four wives at the time of his death. the wife and daughter apparently left behind are now in pakistani custody. a former pakistani government spokesman says they'll likely be repatriated to the mother's country of origi

. >>> yemeni man accused of trying to ram his way into the cockpit of a flight to sfo is due back in san francisco federal court this morning. a bail hearing is set for 28-year-old rageh al-murisi who is facing one count of interfering with a flight crew. it happened sunday night on a flight from chicago to sfo. he was retrained by two flight attendants and two passengers. during tuesday's court appearance it was revealed he was carrying several valid and expired ids. >> napa state hospital patient is in custody accused of attacking a fellow patient. this is the second assault by a patient in the last four days. they attacked another patient inside the victim's bedroom. they detail how staff members found the victim lying on the floor and his face covered in blood. it's the latest in a series of violent incidents including the killing of a nurse by a patient last october. >> i know the state is in a financial crisis but people's lives are at stake, individuals who reside here say lives are at stake as well as staff. >> police have arrested two other forensic unit patients for attacki

officials say he carried a yemeni passport. his family members are speaking out about the incident. the family spokesman showed kron 4's haaziq madyun photos. >> reporter: this is video we obtained of rageh almurisi. the passenger recently taken into custody for causing a disinterruption on a sfo flight. he says his cousin is a math teacher from yemen. >> i don't think he knows anything about terrorism. i don't think he knows how to shoot a gun. >> reporter: he has an idea what may have triggered his cousin to approach the doors. >> i think they probably offended him and that's the reason he was up there, trying to complain about something, maybe he was being mistreated. i could see because i have been mistreated. he doesn't care about poptics. he is a regular guy. more into math than anything else. >> he is an orphan to came here a year ago. now his family is trying to find him. >> they are not releasing any information to us. >> reporter: haaziq madyun, kron 4 news. >>> temperatures up 3-9 degrees over yesterday and warmer weather tomorrow. high temperatures today in the 60s and 7

police say a 28-year-old man with a yemeni passport ran toward the cockpit and was banging on the cockpit door yelling during the flight from chicago to san francisco. one of the flight attendants called for back-up. another attendant and two passengers jumped in and tackled the suspect. they put him in plastic handcuffs and held him until the plane landed safely. he was carrying a california id. he was taken to the county hospital with minor cuts then arrested on federal charges of interfering with the flight crew. few details are coming out about who he is. >> my information was he does speak english. i don't have the information about what he was saying at this time. i just know that he was yelling and pounding on the cockpit door. >> reporter: the incident is the latest in a series of security concerns over the weekend. two other flights had to be diverted on sunday. one, a chicago flight bound from houston. that flight landed in st. louis after a passenger tried to reach the exit door mid flight. another flight had to be diverted to albuquerque after security concerns. right now, he

it is an extended family -- yemenis, and they operate these convenience stores gregor often, they have family members pitching in. >> thank you. >> i actually have a question. you said this is a tourist- heavy population. are there other stores in the vicinity? is the primary clientele tourists? is that the reason it was inserted in the breeze. >> to point out is a rather impressive record to not be cited before, because the id you typically get -- this is posted in liquor stores. people turn up with a dutch license, a passport from bolivia. it is sometimes difficult to look at a month and the date -- it is not to make was a thing about it. it is tuesday and -- it is just to say -- that is a good point you make. >> i was understanding it differently in terms of its significance. what percentage of the sales come from cigarettes, tobacco? >> 25% to 50%. it is not necessarily universal, but at that location. >> thank you 3 good -- thank you. i am asking you a question. if you were to take a $2,500 and decide that is an average month , and you extend that figure, we are talking about a $2

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recientes informaciones seÑalan que dentro del complejo estaba una de las esposas de osama bin laden, una yemenÍn otros dos esposos que son interrogados por las autoridades. otros detalles tambiÉn sugieren que los Únicos disparos provenientes del complejo fueron desde una casa al 60 y cuando llegaron a la habitaciÓn de osama bin laden Él tenÍa un ak 47. >> ellos tiene para la noche tiene sus cuchillos, pistolas, tienen mÁscaras de gas, están preparados para cualquier eventualidad. >> es precisamente por esa alta tecnologÍa y las modificaciones tÉcnicas Último modelo que tenÍa el aparato que lo hacía silencioso indetectables los radares que decidieron destruirlo. al parecer en los Últimos cinco aÑos osama bin laden ocupaba dos habitaciones del complejo. las autoridades de pakistÁn dicen que no tenÍa conocí mÉtodo del operativo norteamericano y dieron a estados unidos que reduzca la cantidad de militares desplegados en el paÍs. >> despuÉs de los atentados terroristas de 2001, la administraciÓn de ese entonces en cabeza del presidente bush, protagonista de eventos cuestionados,1 de ellos se cree co