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mountainous area of northwest pakistan thats a well-known rebel hideout. the unidentified operative is thought to be a somali working under al qaedas third in command. the drone strike is part of an expanded offensive approved by the white house. north korea is hinting it is ready to end its year-long boycott of nuclear negotiations. after three days of high-level discussions with president obamas special envoy, north korea says it has reached what it calls a common understanding on ...

out eating. but i know she cant. >> whats in that box? >> reporter: theyre not alone. there are an estimated 12 million children at risk for hunger in the united states and almost one-third of them are preschoolers. in families struggling in this economy to keep enough food on the table. >> what we see in our front door at our food banks is folks who are working class families. >> reporter: daniel lloyd and danielle work all the hours they can get, six or seven days a week, but rising...

and forcing me on to the public option if thats cheap are for their bottom line? >> reporter: thats a common concern. the facts are the bill includes tax breaks and mandates designed to prevent a mass exodus from the current employer-based system. but finding the facts in the midst of the noise can be difficult. >> the former chief financial officer for ponzi scheme mastermind bernard madoff has pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with investigators. frank dipascali word for madoff ...

>> the operation is considered so critical. one marine commander tells his troops it could change history. sonia is following developments in london this morning. >> reporter: good morning. its been dubbed by one commander as a d-day. there have been early inroads made in the massive military operation. initial reports suggest that taliban forces have so far put up minimal resistance but. now, this is a very tough area of fighting. in at that the first day loan, one u.s. marine was ki...

thats less than 10%. that money has funded 1,900 highway projects so far, like this one in silver spring, maryland where the supervisor is happy to see his employees hard at work. >> its an injection in the arm. theres nothing like security, you know? and that in itself will relax the pocketbook a little bit. >> reporter: the administration says by the end of the summer 10,000 projects of all kinds will be under way. >> its difficult to move that kind of money quickly. in fact the mone...

David sweat and why she did not live up to her role in the final escape. >> theres a line, and when the line is stepped over, then action has to be taken. >> reporter: it allegedly started months ago with mitchell bringing things to sweat and matt. in december, it was eyeglasses with headlights and batteries. eventually, it would be tools like hacksaw blades, chisels, a punch, and a screwdriver bit. she also agreed to be the getaway driver. mitchell was supposed to meet the escapees at the power...

>> why do we keep showing that ugly face he made? >> and he will now have overnight feeding duty for their infant son. a good guy doing his thing there in philly. we learned that. and then we have this little guy right here, your 4 1/2-month-old son, first-time mom, devin. adorable baby. >> thank you. >> and the love of your life. >> i love him to death. cant get enough. >> no. hes an adorable kid. ill give you that. absolutely. and we learned about dianas celebrity crush, penelope cruz. >> well...

>> our next question from chris, what is the origin of the "world news now" polka. >> all right. here it is. the "world news now" polka came about when lisa mcree and aaron brown, the original anchors, who commented on the music coming out of weather segments. >> one more incoming, lisa said she did not like polka music, a lot of responses, so the next day she wore a polka dot dress to try to appease the viewers. >> and then the executive producer at the time asked barry mitchell, you know that ...

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