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days ago. >> woodruff: and amid signs of both resilience and confusion, we look at japans political culture in response to the disaster. >> brown: then, ray suarez has an update on libya, as the u.n. moves to a vote on establishing a no-fly zone over the country. >> woodruff: margaret warner talks to irish prime minister enda kenny about the celtic tigers struggle to kick-start its economy. >> brown: and tom bearden reports on a project to use private satellites to help stop genocide. ...

>> i would say this about that. theres some argument about the separation of powers and state in which the case has typically allow vendors to make that claim. because were talking about prudential rules and a third party standings, im talking about that. one consideration is in those cases, the federal government is always very much present. it may be representing the defendant in those cases. it may simply intervene or come in, ...

its seeing a rather ingenious rubble removal project run by catholic relief services. spent time in the areas where theres no truck could, go as all wheel barrels, its walking through rubble with wheel barrels, bringing it to a site where a $6,000 grinder is being operate by a group of men and its all being run by a business, a business woman who had a business before the earthquake is now running this. there are 30 or so people involved. they are gathering the rubble from the neighbor...

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japan among one surprising age group. hello to you. the 22-year-old accused of shooting congresswoman gabrielle giffords appeared in court. president obama led the nation in silence in honor of the dead and wounded. they are saying there are more optimistic about her condition. we have this report. >> he was to lead a factory. she was to meet business leaders. -- he was due at a factory. instead, they lead the country in a moment of prayer. the nation has pause for a moment. silence at...

that would be a significant step to improve them are meant and it would be one of many steps that north korea could take to convince south korea that the dialogue would be constructive. >> specifically in this -- you must have seen this statement that the north koreans put out. how do you view that statement? is it moving in the right direction? >> i understand that. we went through this last year. it was a provocative stage. we are now in the charm stage. but the charm stage has to be...

week, the final outcome wont be known for several weeks after that. we might have some results trickling out, i suppose, in the mean time, all of which ceates conditions for uncertainty and perhaps instability. and perhaps the worse-case scenario, the outcome itself might be contested. face with the potential pitch, whats the role for the international community, do you think? and how -- particularly how should it be coordinating its response if the outcome is somewhat uncertain or is ...

>> and now, "bbc world news." >> jared loughner appears in court. >> as the president of united states and also as a father, obviously, i am spending a lot of time just thinking of the families and reaching out. >> a separatist group declares a final cease-fire -- again. do they need at this time? protests in an uneasy about rising unemployment, and now, all schools and universities are closed until further notice -- protests in tunisia. i am mike embley. coming up, political concessio...

wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> jared loughner appears in court. >> as the president of united states and also as a father, obviously, i am spending a lot of time just thinking of the families and reaching out. >> a separatist group declares a final cease-fire -- again. do they need at this time? protests in an uneasy about rising unemployment, and now, all schools and universities are closed...

world by slow growth, economic crises and political discord. things are looking up. economic data suggests that the u.s. is moving toward stronger growth if that happens it has a restorative effect everywhere. the u.s. economy remains the worlds largest by far, still three times the size of chinas economy in real dollars. so if the american economy begins to boom, everyone prospers, and all of americas problems, while real, get less dire. tax revenues go up, state budgets look better, ...