commercial airliner in nigeria. the aircraft went down yesterday in a dense area shortly after take off. all 153 people on board were killed, and it is feared that there are more fatalities on the ground. >> reporter: a crane lifted the wreckage in the middle of a crowded neighborhood in nigeria. crews are searching for bodies of passengers. it is unclear if any americans were on board. hundreds of residents rushed to the site, making it impossible for firefighters or ambulances to get near the wreckage. rescuers had to use tear gas to break up frantic crowds. this man was at home with his children when he heard a loud explosion. the boeing plane took off from nigeria's capital and was approaching the airport when it crashed. pilots reported engine trouble moments before it hit the ground and burst into flames. search crews are checking nearby buildings for more victims. boeing experts are helping nigerian authorities investigate the cause of the crash. two years ago, the same m.d. 83 aircraft lost engine power due to a bird strike. alaska airlines used the plane for 20 years before the

issue number one in the presidential campaign. >>> nigeria in mourning. a commercial airliner crashes in nigeria's largest city, killing everyone on board and others on the ground. >>> behind bars. george zimmerman is back in jail after a judge revokes his bail. >>> and royals on the river. britain throws an historic party to celebrate queen elizabeth's 60-year reign. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 4, 2012. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm terrell brown. we begin with the race for the white house and weak economic news, that's what the obama administration on its heels. the labor department reported 69,000 jobs created in may, the fewest in nearly a year and the unemployment rate rose to 8.2%. the white house blames congress. mitt romney's campaign says it's about the lack of leadership. susan mcginnis in washington with more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. that jobs report gave romney fresh ammunition for obama campaign. look at them to throw barbs as they travel around, trying to raise money. president obama and mitt romney will spend th

in nigeria today, and this evening officials confirm more than 150 people are dead. with more details here's tony guida. >> reporter: the twin engine jet appeared to belly flop into an apartment building into a densely populated suburb of lagos close to the airport. several charred bodies could be seen in the rubble of the building, as firefighters pulled a dead body from the wreckage. thousands of residence swarmed the smoking ruins taking cell phone pictures. the crowd was so large that ambulances, sirens wailing, could to the get through. this woman was nearby with her children as the plane approached. >> reporter: dozens of residents pitched in to drag a fire hose to the rubble. officials said it was likely casualties were on the ground but had no idea how many. lagos international airport is a major hub for west africa, handling more than two million passengers a year. in the wake of the crash, nigeria's president has declared three days of national mourning. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >> glor: george zimmerman, the man accused of murdering trayvon martin back on february 26

. >> cenk: craig, it's a case of someone getting executed, in nigeria? i'm interested in how this is playing out. >> what we found out in the countries we filmed, you think things are bad here and in terms of what the oil companies are able to get away with. when we go to developing countries where there is little regulation and the ability to buy-off or fund the corruption the oil companies companies are able to go in there and do whatever they want to. in the case of shell and nigeria nigeria, they were engaged in the murder of individual who is were protesting wanting to save their homeland and stop the contamination. >> cenk: on "the young turks" we have a campaign that's called "it gets worse" because it just keeps getting worse with the corporate control of our politics etc. so i hope we don't eventually end up like nigeria where it gets so bad that where you're a dissident, they kill you. this is the power of how evil that side can be. that's the only word you can use in a case like that. daryl, you've been in this for a long time. there was literally 20 things i didn't read i

hundreds out of their homes tonight. >> >> a church bombing, terrorists target a sanctuary in nigeria, killing dozens. >> >> she was banned from her boyfriend's apartment, so a woman hides in a suitcase. >> >> banning bumpers statewide, the proposed regulations that could keep sleeping babies safe. i'm gigi barnett. that story next away. >> >> showers heading our way. complete first warning forecast, coming up, next. . ,, in the black forest... [ thunder crashes ] [ engine revs, tires screech ] ...where things aren't always what they seem... because thrills hide in the shadows... just waiting at every turn. verbolten -- a new multi-launch coaster coming to busch gardens. brave the black forest. you know... big game... that was sort of supposed to be for all of us. [ slurping ] [ male announcer ] give 'em what they love. subway! giant subs, sandwich and cookie platters. and big-time value. subway catering. order today! >>> a clear warm night in central maryland. still 77 degrees. bob turk will have the first warning forecast in a few moments. >> >> check this out, firefighters are stil

massive search for victims when allen in the pilot from her the plane crash in nigeria was an american. did waves and watching an approaching cold front of an opera that mean showers cooler temperatures and yes when the conditions this afternoon coming up. and a car fire may slowly down along 8080 also reports of an injury accident along 11 details and a few minutes. in his monday it's time to get this the killing. the waste there is motivation frank malachite is 6:00 now and there is a new ways to get around the bay area this morning on the day. these the washington is in south san francisco where i knew ferry terminals opening good morning the set. did weights and its relatively quiet now it twister play but that's expected to change it is a few hours. the executive director of the water emergency transportation authorities to but referred to the day as a liquid highway ends in a little while that will be a new ferry service between the east bay and peninsula take a look at this new. cancer is 180 ft. this is the terminal at oyster point this will be the first new bay ferry service i

few days. jay gray, nbc news. >>> well, overseas it is a horrific scene this morning in nigeria's largest city after a jetliner slammed into a busy neighborhood sunday, killing everyone onboard in the second air disaster in that country in as many days. moments before the crash, which also killed an unknown number of people on the ground, a military official says a pilot reported engine trouble. nbc's rohit kachroo reports. >> reporter: moments from touchdown, the aircraft crashed into a residential area. the weather was good when the plane appeared to land onto a two-story building in the subbur of lago, striking a store and apartments. >> translator: my children were outside playing ball. we asked them to look up because the plane was about to land on top of my head. and the minute it passed, it bent. it was going down. >> reporter: it was late afternoon. many people were in their homes when the passenger jet fell from the sky. thousands poured outside, trying to find survivors in the burnt wreckage. >> the tail's fin was clearly sticking up. you could still see the painting fro

the jet crashes into a residential neighborhood in nigeria's largest city. tony guida has the latest. >> bail was revoked. now george zimmerman is back in jail. randall pynnington on what is next for the man who shot trayvon martin. >> it's the final weekend of campaigning before tuesday's recall election in wisconsin. we'll hear from dean reynolds and john dickerson. and floating holiday, mark phillips shows us the thousand ship flolt flotilla that horned queen elizabeth today on her diamond jubilee. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. we begin tonight with a till developing air disaster overseas. adana air passenger plane crashed in nigeria today, and this evening officials confirm more than 150 people are dead. with more details here's tony guida. >> reporter: the twin engine jet appeared to belly flop into an apartment building into a desly populated area of lagos close to the airport. several charred bodies could be seen in the rubble of the building, as firefighters pulled a dead body from the wreckage. th

bombers attacked three churches in nigeria during sunday services. the attack killed 21 people and injured more than 100. police arrested one of the suspected bombers who survived. this is the third consecutive sunday the deadly attacks have been carried out against christian churches in northern nigeria. >>> prosecutors in the jerry sandusky molestation trial could rest their case today. attorneys for the former penn state assistant football coach have suggested sandusky may testify when the defense presents its case. his wife could also be another plal witness. sandusky is on trial for allegedly molesting 10 boys over 15 years which he denies. -- his wife could also be another potential witness. >>> wildfires have scorched nearly 100,000 acres combined. mary ann rafferty has more on the progress that fire crews have been making to try to contain the flames. >> reporter: officials believe the fire started after lightning struck a tree. at least 1 # 1 homes have been destroyed but crews say they are making some progress. >> we are at 55,000 acres with 45% containment. -- at lost 18

shooting rampage on utoya island. three days of mourning are taking place in nigeria after at least 153 people were killed when their plane crashed in lagos. the dana air flight from the capital of abuja hit several buildings as it was coming in for land. a search for casualties is underway. an unnamed military official said the pilot radioed the lagos tower to report trouble, but the cause is still unknown. the bbc's will ross is in lagos. >> don't have a confirmed figure on how many people were killed on the ground, and i think one of the big challenges is also going to be to work out, you know, when passengers would have been perhaps thrown free of the wreckage when it crashed and burned into flames. it will be hard to know amongst the dead bodies who had been passengers on the plane and who were people killed on the ground. so, a very difficult task, which is continuing this morning to try and work out exactly how many people have died. but when dana air plane came down fairly close, probably just seconds of flight time away from lagos airport, when it came down, it crashed into, fi

group claimed responsibility. it comes as nigeria deals with boko haram. dozens of church goers were murdered when a terrorist bomber struck this easter. >>> may 25th massacre of is vilians in the city of elhula. this man told the united nations, many were antiassad revolutionaries. syrian christians are under intense pressure. they shouldn't fear st antigovernment free syrian army. >> really respectful with the people. they have a lot of christian people while the assad regime kill ed a christian guy. >> you can watch more of the video at globallaneblog@cbnnews.com. >>> how social media is blocking e message of the church. >> catholics and van jell evangelicals and catholics and jews got together. it is the biggest threat the religious liberty in the nation's history. >> these mandates force them to offer abortion inducing drugs. it runs directly counter intuitive. >> this is the most egregious attack on religious freedom in the history of the united states. >> pro-life leader lila rose. >> our liberties are under attack, our religious freedom is under attack. >> rob shank is trying

states. jose, let's play devil's advocate here though there is a lot of people from nigeria in nigeria, pakistan, other countries who have been laboring for years and years to come here. they have been filing forms. they have been spending a lot of money. they don't have fraudulent social security numbers. they don't lie on their forms. like you did. how do you think they feel today? do you think they feel ghood they are still back in nigeria or pakistan. should everybody be allowed to come in or just the people here illegally. >> i'm so glad you asked that question. what we really need is a process. i'm not looking to bump the african-american nigeria. >> laura: have you bumped. someone could argue you have bumped them. >> again, if we create a process so that the 12 million undocumented americans could come forward and say here we are. give us a process. if you want me to get in the back of the line to not bump anybody off i would be happy to do that. >> laura: you would do that and go back to the philippines and apply. >> i have been in this country since i was 12. i paid ta

through this interesting mother-daughter duo, and ended up somewhere in nigeria. and then one more thing i will bring along to you before the commercial break, we just got an alert from stockhold, sweden, through the associated press and i will read it as it has come to us, european officials to the associated çó press: norwegian trained by al qaeda awaiting orders for attack. wonder what that means in we do, too. hope to have clarity by the time we see you back. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. : >> they set up the website in america and i believe they collected the money and according to colorado authorities they only took in about 10% of the money. the people in nigeria got most of the money becaus

their commanders on sunday the world news headlines right now emergency crews in nigeria say they fear the country's worst plane crash in nearly two decades has claimed many lives on the ground as well all one hundred fifty three on board died when the mcdonnell douglas eighty three jet plowed into a two story building in a neighborhood near lagos airport the exact cause is still not known but the plane's pilots are reported to have mentioned engine trouble just minutes before that tragedy nigeria's declared three days of national mourning for the victims. denmark's convicted for the approaching a terrorist attack on the newspaper that published cartoons mocking the prophet muhammad seven years ago the men were arrested in twenty ten after the planning for a shooting rampage was uncovered all those convicted are of middle african or north african rather or middle eastern descent they could get up to sixteen years jail and sentence later on monday. several evening here in moscow let's get up to speed the business then daniels at the business desk with bad news what yet more for america'

american. we have no idea how long that pilot worked for the airline. nigeria's president declaring three days of national mourning and ordering a full investigation. all 153 people on board were killed in yesterday's disaster, and at least ten people on the ground died as well. firefighters and police struggled to put out all of the flames. there wasn't any water left more than three hours after that crash. residents helped carry fire hoses and plastic buckets of water to the burning wreckage. >>> into's going to be a rough day pretty much in the financial markets after the dismal jobs report came out on friday. indicating markets are expected to open down as well here. a lot of volatility, uncertainty in the air in the markets around the world today already. this very early hour. alison kosik is in for christine romans today. we have a lot of things on the menu for why this is happening. >> one of the things that's dictating are the asian markets which are down quite a lot right now. we did see our futures recover just a bit. here is what i want to tell you about. remember the dow

headlines at this hour is the death toll in sunday's plane crash in nigeria could rise to two hundred officials confirm all a hundred fifty three on board and another on the ground were killed when the jet plowed into a two story building with these forty victims thought to be trapped under the rubble the pilot reported technical problems on region lagos airport and the plane reportedly clipped a high voltage wire of trying to land this is nigeria's worst air disaster in almost two decades and the president has declared a period of national mourning. up to sixteen suspected taliban fighters have been reportedly killed in another four injured by a u.s. drone strike in northwestern pakistan near the afghan border the missiles targeted a house and a car reportedly carrying the militants it was the seventy u.s. drone strike in the last two weeks the continuing attacks are increasing tension between pakistan and washington which has ignored him wants to stop the use of unmanned aircraft. three people were killed in aid injured when they hang grenade was detonated in the peg nightclub in se

climb after a devastating plane crash in nigeria. the flight broke up and burst into flames when it went down in lagos and slammed into several buildings including some apartment buildings. local residents tried to help firefighters at the scene. all 153 people on board died and nigeria's national emergency management agency says there will probably be more casualty on the ground. >>> a frightening scene on the edge of a roadway. a woman left her baby on the roof of the car and then took off. >> fortunately, that baby is safe. more on that as we check headlines. q every day, an average of 5,000 people switch from cascade to finish dishwasher detergent. that's about 150,000 a month - over 2 million people so far. with finish quantum you get incredibly clean, sparkling dishes without having to rinse them first. now see for yourself why millions have switched to finish. join the finish revolution. and for two years in a row, finish quantum was rated #1 by a leading consumer publication. they want to know more about how they were raised, what they were fed. we spend

church attacks that killed at least six christians in nigeria. s in city of josz, suicide bomber detonated a bomb. four people died and forty wounded. also an usher and church member. nation of india is emerging as a powerful force. this vast and diverse country as great needs. samuel thomas of hope givers international, spoke with gary lane, my colleague. >> reporter: dr. thomas, i know the heart of your ministry is orphan children, how many do you have? >> today we have 4,800 in hope givers, psalm 127:4 and 5, we ask in god to help gather the arrows, place them in his giver, launch them into the village where gospel as never been preached before. 97 percent of our children end up in full time ministry. brother gary, they ask me, looks like you brainwash these kids. we teach them christ three times a day, eventually when they graduate from high school, they go into full time ministry. >> you graduated 635 students. you notice a difference. what is the main difference? >> commitment and surrender. most of the christians committed, few are surrendered. >> you are also doing wells,

one of the commanders on sunday we're following that story closely. emergency crews in nigeria say they fear the country's worst plane crash nearly two decades has claimed many more lives on the ground as well all one hundred fifty three aboard that mcdonnell douglas eighty three plane that plowed into a two story building in a neighborhood near lagos airport died the exact cause to listen though the plane's pilots are reported to have fed back to those engine trouble just minutes before the tragedy nigeria's declared three days of national mourning for the victor. denmark is convicted for mail of plotting a terrorist attack on the newspaper the published cartoons mocking the prophet muhammad seven years ago the men were arrested in twenty ten after their plan for a shooting rampage was uncovered. all those convicted are of north african or middle east descent they could get to sixteen years jail when sentenced later on monday. just tied after twenty two minutes past six in the evening here in moscow let's get up to date with the money news daniel's there hi down there despite the

seventy lives. emergency crews in nigeria say they fear the worst the country's worst plane crash nearly two decades as claimed many lives on the ground as well or one hundred fifty three on board died when their and the eighty three jet plowed into a two story building in a neighborhood near lagos airport the exact cause of what went so badly wrong isn't known but the plane's pilots reported engine trouble minutes before the tragedy nigeria's declared three days of national mourning for the victims. denmark has convicted four men approaching a terrorist attack on the newspaper that published cartoons mocking the prophet muhammad seven years ago the man arrested in twenty ten after their plan for a shooting rampage was uncovered all those convicted are of north african or middle eastern descent they could get up to sixteen years jail when sentence later. monday . monday marks the anniversary of the telemann square massacre in china in one thousand eight hundred nine when hundreds of pro-democracy student protesters were killed in a brutal. chinese leadership hasn't released any official

track. >> gregg: steve centanni, thanks very much. >> heather: developing tragedy in nigeria, more than 150 people are dead following a plane crash there. this is new video we are just getting in from the crash site. dana air jet is 153 people on board crashed into residential area in the country's capital city of lagos. they tell fox news that the plane was about to land and lost control after the landing gear did not extend. >> gregg: assad blowing off the accusations he is somehow responsible for the massacre in the city have houla. more than a hundred people were killed including women and children. he said his troops were not behind the attack but compares himself to a surgeon sneeshgh responsible for spilled blood if he is trying to save a prayer or in this case his regime. he accuses outside force of a conspiracy against his country. >> in reality, even marters would not carry out what we have seen especially what we saw in the houla massacre. the human language cannot describe what we saw and syrians have lived through this period and feel an embarrassment every time we remember

rampant in places like brazil and nigeria so we are doing them a favor with a new drug. no, we are not. because this drug efficient treat these conditions would never make it to these people. they can't afford it. and more to the point of the pharmaceutical companies cannot devise drugs for people in the developing world. for a long time researchers told me that there was an unspoken kennon that you didn't test for use of the tropics by the developing world. people there couldn't afford it and they didn't even want to explain why they were not using the drug there. but the data will also tell you the economist michael kramer route 333 drugs tested by pharmaceutical companies within a 25 year span guess how many were developed for the people of the developing world for the people that live in the tropics? so, these people are not a pretty but they are a priority for the testing of these drugs. so, the testing is done by european and american researchers in these countries and there are lots of social justice violations. for example, for what might when it is prescribed to people in the

was that tragic plane crash in nigeria at the exact same time with those terrible casualties. this is where real life intrudes on the fairy tale, probably where cnn cuts away and we'll get bits and pieces of taped recast. cnn goes wall to wall on the terrible tragedy. >> sadly the fly-by has been canceled. due to the awful conditions, the royal navy has just confirmed to us that there will be nofully-by which is very, very sad. >> jon: yes. it was one of the two very sad airplane stories of the day. you hate to be the guy whose job it is to cancel thefully-by though. due to weather conditions, your majesty, we had to cancel the... so no big fly-by. you always have the fireworks. >> jon: i'm sorry. firework. for more on the queen's jubilee celebration we turn to our correspondent in london. john oliver, nice to see you. oh, my gosh. it seems like there's a lot of enthusiasm for this. what's the mood like over there? >> (crying ) did you see the boat, jon? >> jon: i did. calm down, john. >> did you see the one boat turn around? did you see that? >> jon: just breathe, john. just breat

recover. police are investigating what made the driver lose control. >>> nigeria's president has declared three days of national mourning now after a commercial jetliner crashed sunday in the country's largest city. >> all 153 people aboard the plane were killed and so were several others on the ground. we get the latest now. >> reporter: nigerian firefighters and police strauss would to put out the flames after a plane crash that killed everyone on board sunday. all 153 passengers died when the aircraft crashed into a densely populated area. one official said the pilots radioed to the control tower just before the accident saying the plane had engine trouble. the air flight appeared to fall on its belly near the airport, crashing into a furniture shop and residential buildings. one witness said my younger ones were outside playing ball and they were shouting to leave, to look up, because the plane was about to land on top of my head. we thought the plane was going to land. sunday authorities were determining how many more people may have died on the ground. >>> winnie mandela will underg

in nigeria that killed all 153 people onboard and at least ten people on the ground. the plane crashed in the largest city of nigeria p, lagos. the pilot contacted the airport tower and reported engine trouble. nigeria's president says the country will observe lee days of mourning to honor the victims. >>> mitt romney will try to close a sizable fund-raising gap in washington state. the presumptive republican presidential nominee is holding a fund-raiser tonight in seattle. romney raised less an third of money president obama has raised in washington state. president obama will campaign today with former president bill clinton. the two will hold fund-raisers in new york city and include a gala at the waldorf astoria hotel and reception on broadway being called broadway for barack. several celebrities are expected to attend that fund-raiser. >> okay, the guy who ended the war in iraq the guy that says you should be able to marry anyone you want and the guy who created 4 million new jobs, that guy, president obama, and michelle, are coming to my house for dinner on june 14. and i

dream act. al was born in nigeria in 10. in 1991 his father was killed by the nigerian police after he wrote newspaper columns criticizing the nigerian government. it was documented by the state department's annual human rights report. in 1995 al's mother fled nigeria and brought her little 5 dwreerld bo5-year-old boy to thd states. al's mother because of the killing of her husband applied for asylum, application was denied. and she was deported in 2005 when al was 15. after ten years in the united states. today al is 21 years of age. he lives in the state of washington, his mother's sister who is a u.s. citizen is al's legal guardian, has raised him since al's mother was deported. al graduated from rogers high school near tacoma, washington. he is currently attending central washington university, an honor student, 3.5 gradepoint average. an avid football and basketball plashings an active volunteer in the community -- he recently headed up a fund-raising drive for the hope children's hospital. i asked a lot of these dreamers to send me letters about their view of the united states an

nigeria. authorities say it was a local flight, danna air. the airliner went down in a densely populated area in the capital city of la gos. a number of houses were directly hit by the airliner. no word on casualties, but nigerian aviation officials say they don't believe there were survivors. we will be following the story and bring imu updates as we get them. >> jamie: the final push underway in wisconsin, just two days to go before an historic recall vote there. republican governor scott walker is facing a major challenge from milwaukee mayor, tom barrett, a democrat. it is too close to call. and both sides of mounting a huge get-out-the-vote effort. byron york is here, a fox news contributor. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me, i have heard it suggested that we should watch this race very closely because whatever happens in wisconsin may impact the presidential election, do you agree? >> it will be a very important swing state in november. barack obama won it in 2008. if mitt romney could pull off the victory in wisconsin, it would probably mean he would win the presiden

wish you a lot of luck. >> i appreciate it. >>> a passenger plane goes down in nigeria and americans were on board. including the pilot. >>> and don't forget, you can watch cnn live on your computer while you are at work. head to cnn.com/tv. ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i can go anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la la la la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything. solutionism. the new optimism. the teacher that comes to mind for me is my high school math teacher, dr. gilmore. i mean he could teach. he was there for us, even if we needed him in college. you could call him, you had his phone number. he was just focused on making sure we were gonna be successful. he would never give up on any of us. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all

after a plane crashed on a busy neighborhood in nigeria. >> the husband of the queen has been taken to the hospital in the middle of the diamond jubilee celebration. >> our very own doug kammerer is in london tonight as the excitement builds for the once in a lifetime tribute to the queen. >>> i served in the u.s. military with one of these. >> and a political candidate is getting a lot of attention for the way he shared his life's story. >>> a deadly plane crash in lagos, nigeria, the commercial airliner slammed into the side of a building killing 153 people onboard and more on the ground. the boeing md-83 is operated by dana air. it was about to land when something went wrong. the pilot radioed the control tower just before the crash saying the plane was having engine trouble. it is nigeria's worst air disaster in nearly two decades. a state department official says there were a number of american citizens onboard. the national transportation safety board is investigating the crash of an air tanker that would be used to fight fires along the utah/nevada border. two pilots were killed

nigeria and my question has to do with vice president candidate for mitt romney. you think with the fiasco with sarah palin he will have to take special care in picking a candidate this year? >> yes, absolutely. i think the experience john mccain went through with sarah palin has ahead it much more difficult and really, frankly, highly unlikely that governor romney will sit there in the last couple of weeks before he makes a decision and says we really have to roll the dice, let's take somebody who is not on anybody's radar and elevate them to vice-presidential running mate. i also don't think that that is kind of in the d.n.a. of mitt romney. if you look at -- there was a wonderful moment in the campaign and sarah palin is on his way to meet him in sedona, arizona, for the interview and he's on the phone with the lawyer who handled the vetting process. had called the house and just completed the vetting of sarah palin, it was done quite late and rather hurriedly and many people think not particularly thoroughly. and the last thing mccain said to call the house is a.b., give me your

major, a senior from nigeria. my question has to do with the vice presidential candidate for mitt romney. do you think after the fiasco with sarah palin in 2008, he will have to take special care? >> yes, absolutely. i think that the experience that john mccain went through with sarah palin has made it much more difficult and, really, frankly, highly unlikely that governor romney will sit there and the last couple of weeks before making a decision and say we really have to roll the dice, let's stick somebody who is not on anyone's radar and elevate them to vice-presidential candidate. i also do not think that is in the dna of mitt romney. there was a wonderful moments in the mccain campaign. sarah palin is on her way up to meet him at his home in sedona, ariz., for the interview, and he is on the home -- telephone with the person to handle the vetting process, and it they had just completed the vetting of sarah palin, and it was done quietly and rather hurriedly, and many people and not particularly thoroughly, and the last thing john mccain said is, "give me your bottom line," an

attacked in northern nigeria the violence prompted protests known for it was not. over israeli strike in a factory in the south of the strip of gaza second tack was carried out in the city of gaza targeting a hamas military training center the border between israeli soldiers but there the u.s. ramps up strikes against suspected militants in pakistan with seven killed in two recent incidents america's campaign of drone attacks continues despite islamabad's claims that it violates international law and kills innocent civilians here's artie's going to church camp. reports about u.s. drone strikes in pakistan come in more and more often we're getting used to hearing in the media such and such number of terrorists was killed with no way to verify really there are no names attached to those numbers usually but earlier this month american officials proudly announced that a drone strike in pakistan killed one of his top commanders almost two weeks later a video with the same men. was posted online with titles which are generally reserved for the living leaders have not confirmed or denied levy's d