Page 15 - Computer Engineer News Today

jet in 172 dressed as a priest. the fbi says wright then forced agents to deliver $1 million ransom dressed only in swim trunks to prove agents had no guns. he flew to algeria and vanished, until now. he was living in a resort town and is now fighting extradition. for a second day workers are hanging outside the washington monument at the very tippy top, checking each marble block. that earthquake that shook the east coast last month did more damage than first thought. >> these engin...

in tripoli as opposition forces continue their manhunt for the fugitive muammar gadhafi. and hurricane irene churning up the u.s. east coast. hundreds of thousands have already fled. 16 million americans are in the path of this monster storm. weve got all the angles covered on both stories. right now on world report. its early morning in tripoli where rebel forces control most but not all of the capital city. theres sporadic but fierce fighting in several parts of tripoli. cnn jour...

>> going on these internships and proving what weve learned, sets us up for bigger things in life. >> very stable jobs, very steady, you get in a job and can work it until you retire. >> reporter: laura was offered a full-time job after interning. she used to run a day care business, now at the age of 40, shes happy she made the switch. >> my brother graduated a year ago as a computer engineer with a four-year degree and i graduated last year with a two-year degree and im going to make the same ...

seeing the release of dominique strauss-kahn. >> thats right. in fact, were waiting for the former imf chief to walk out of jail. a judge agreed to free him on bail yesterday. thats the same day a grand jury indicted him. in order to get out of jail strauss-kahn will post bail of $1 million and a $5 million insurance bond and forced to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet and guarded around the clock. >> strauss-kahn had been under suicide watch or has been and could be walking out o...

Shelled another city, the western city of misurata which is said to have been rebel-held. casualties include three children. that is according to a rebel, speaking to reuters news agency, there was shelling this morning and almost automatic of the day targeting a residential area in the outskirts of misurata and six people were killed including three sisters. age two, five, and 12. thats according to a rebel leader on the phone to reuters. the residential compound northwest of misurata attacked ...

Confirm that nato will take command of the libyan operation. >> thank you. desperately in need of fresh recruit but short on time, the libyan rebels are getting a crash course in weapons training. senior correspondent rick leventhal has that story. >> this used to be a military training academy for gaddafis army. now it serves the revolution. the instructors are former soldiers including special forces. teaching benghazi civilians how to fight. >> i am a computer engineer. until the government o...

Teenagers are among the recruits, learning from everything from rocket launchers to akaye 47s. >> this is the first time i touch gun. >> im a computer engineer. i have never carried a weapon before. until the government of qaddafi started using weapons against us and started attacks us. >> shepard: hope springs eternal. they dont have a lot to work with instructures include former qaddafi army soldiers who have switched sides. one man said he could whip the recruits into shape in a month. instea...

State or state employment, whether its the army or the police force or the government. this is the mentality that we need to change. we need more entrepreneurs, we need people to think more about business, people who want to do things for themselves and their community. you cant live off the state forever. >> reporter: jordanian youth at least have the skills that prepare them for the workplace. but jordan is home to more than a million palestinian ref his that live in camps like this one here c...

Frozen and this is after the last four years they saw their wages go up 30%. theyre also looking at higher taxes, taxes on fuel and alcohol and tobacco and sales taxes going up. there are going to be cutbacks in pensions and also an increase in the retirement age. the average retirement age in greece is 61 but there are a lot of people in this country that retire much earlier than that. its not that uncommon for someone who is 52 or 53 to retire. i was talking to a union worker today, a computer...

Rate, they need to give you 45 days of written notice and a clear manner. also, whats going into effect next tuesday, credit card companies cannot raise your interest rates until at least one year passed since the card has been originally issued. >> scott, i understand that you are going to head off to business school. what do you have in sight? treasury secretary? head of the fed some day. you are getting an early start here. >> thats true. i would love to get into business tv and p continue to...