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four hours or so. morgan stanley come out with a global note cutting its global growth forecast and saying the u.s., the world is dangerously close to recession quite frankly and naming a couple of different reasons why they think that global growth will not be as strong as they thought. among them, europes debt problems and also mentioning what they call policy mistakes in the u.s. and also the drama about the debt ceiling. they say, overall, consumer confidence, business confidence, ...

gotten is that mubaraks lawyer, the man representing him, said that mubarak fell into a coma at midday egyptian time and the lawyer also saying that mubaraks health deteriorated throughout the day and then he finally fell into a coma. now, conflicting to that, the hospital where mubarak is being treated in the town says he has not fallen into a coma. so there are conflicting reports as to what is going on. some news agency reports are saying that its not unusual for him to dip in and o...

you have the vest on there to make sure that everyone can see you and make sure that they know that youre not part of the construction project. but you can tell us all about it. kareen? >> reporter: yeah, i cant believe you noticed this very, very conservative vest. well, fred, i have to tell you, as someone who lives here in southern california, i take the 405 all the time. this is definitely, definitely eerie to see. no cars on the roadway. this is something that is so unprecedented,...

>> you need to check your debit accounts. a lot of people are paying their bills online and you want to protect yourself. >> you really do. you need to monitor online every week after a security breach like this. your credit card statements, debit card statements and be sure that nothing unusual -- >> let me stop you right there because were having with audio problems and youre starting to sound further and further away. well try to work that out and get back with daria and ken right after this....

explosions rocked libyas capital city today. a government official says one of the blasts hit a compound in tripoli belonging to leader moammar gadhafi. nato confirmed and bombed a vehicle storage area in a second strike nearby. egypt reopened its border crossing into gaza that opens the door to the outside world for palestinians. officials say hundreds passed through the border town of raffa today. israel worries that terrorists will now ship arms across the border. the egyptian gover...

Audio problems with mike. well try to recover. again, weve been reporting that the home video is showing pursue pouredly that bin ladens day-to-day life inside that compound and molly henneberg showing in few moments ago that video of of him from dying his beard and watching himself on television from that compound, and monitoring developments about how he he was being perceived in the world. and also, information about the day-to-day operations that he he was more involved than people had assum...

Lobby that are gone. i dont feel like im in tuscaloosa. >> reporter: any significant damage to the campus. >> im not sure. i think it missed campus about 300 yards away, 400 yards away. we dont have power, i know the next few days classes are canceled. they have no power. there are students without houses and they are trying to get things together. >> reporter: ryan is from pweur birmingham that also took a hit. so much more to be uncovered here, martha. >> reporter: obviously we are having a fe...

We had to do a benefit and we had audio problems with that slot. with his interview from alabama. so weve had to edit the interview. we believe we edited fairly but if he has a beef, well be happy to have him on next week. in stossel, our pal john, focusing on freeloaders in america. part of that special, stossel went undercover. >> ready to free load? the new john stossel. >> i hit the streets and started begging. i didnt want to get in anyones face, most of the time i sat on the sidewalk with ...

On one familys return to their home ravaged by the tsunami. >> we apologize. were having some audio problems there. we want to talk about this. people in japan are coping with disaster on top of disaster, complicated by this on going nuclear crisis as well. obviously it is taking an emotional toll on many. dr. charles nimaroff from the department of psychiatry at the university of miami. thank you for joining us here. there are so many people who are suffering, and our colleague, gary tuchman, w...

And stan, you were saying a little earlier in the hour before we had audio problems that this is such a rare event of the emperor of japan to address his people. >> reporter: it really is, you know. it comes during a time of crisis. during the kobe earthquake in 1995, he visited a gymnasium, walked among the people there, the survivors of that quake and shared some of their stories. and now hes reached out again via video message, which we broadcast on the television networks here where he menti...