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Sons birth. a bridge over i-40 outside albuquerque collapsed yesterday. a construction worker was hurt but not seriously. crews were trying to disimagine the bridge at the time. sony had to take part of its playstation network off line again to fix a possible security problem. it affected users trying to log in via the web. lady gaga tops this years "forbes" magazine list of the worlds most pow areful celebrities. she earned 90 million. oprah winfrey tropped to number two. teen sensation j...

good morning. welcome. its thursday morning, may 19th. we have a lot of news this morning including some breaking news. lets begin with that breaking news. the resignation of dominique strauss-kahn as head of the international monetary fund. this move comes just before a bail hearing today in new york. were seeing this mug shot for first time. the former imf chief is facing sexual assault charges for allegedly attacking a maid in his manhattan hotel room. he says he is not guilty. re...

History. the 85-year-old queen took the throne at age 25. shes been ruling longer than anyone except queen victoria. and, martin, it turns out another princess bride recently donned a strikingly similar wedding gown as kate middleton. just two years ago isabella, goddaughter of italian prime minister sylvio berlusconi married her prince in a lace v-neck gown. the question everyone is asking, who wore it best? who do you think? >> no question, kate middleton wins hands down. >> i think it was p...

Got the dodgers but a judge disagreed saying she was entitled to her fair share. and although the divorce is now finalized, the finances have not been settled which is why the dodgers are in financial limbo. now, she is hoping the commissioner bud selig forces a sale of the dodgers and she take her money and go. >>shepard: what are the dodgers worth in is there a dollar stamp on the team? >>trace: it depends on the television deal with fox network which is owned by the parent company of the netw...

Africa. you know what happened in middle east and rib llibya and look whn happen to create jobs. if you dont deal with the problems in the middle east, they will migrate to europe and elsewhere, therell be a security problem because it will feed right wing violent extremism and at the same time, of course, you have this waste of talent. africa has the biggest population of young people in the world and were not using that talent for the benefit of the world as a whole. you have to deal with thes...

Everyone talks about in your office. and i guess what is fascinating to me is when you look at this in scale is how small israel seems by comparison to the middle east. >> how small it is. i mean, the middle east starts here, sort thereof on the edge of the wall. thats morocco. this is tunisia. this is libya, which is about 100 times the size of israel. egypt, about 40 time the size of israel. this is the desert. saudi arabia, god knows how many times. iraq, syria, iran. you want to see israel n...

Surrounded -- well, shall we say living in a very tough neighborhood. now if youre small, its not necessarily a problem. i mean, luxembourg doesnt have a security problem. >> can i ask you a stupid question -- >> but if luxembourg surrounded by the kind of neighborhood we are, thats another matter. >> do you ever wish israel wasnt there? do you ever wish it was stuck near luxembourg? would that have made life easier for everybody? >> it might make our life easier, but you can still belgium in he...

Nuclear power plants are a somewhat of a proliferation machine. and thats a very serious problem. i think that demand for nuclear power in places like egypt and saudi arabia is going to continue. the reason they would get into nuclear power is not really because they want it for electricity, but because they want an excuse to match irans nuclear program. so i see this as a slowdown for nuclear power, and i dont think that that is a bad thing. we ought to be very careful how and where we build nu...

>> one of the issues here is that there will be terrorist organizations around the world looking at the vulnerability of these nuclear plants and looking at them as potential ultimate dirty bombs? >> well, if they can get hold of some of the material for dirty bombs, yes, you can get some of that in hospitals and the like. i think the security problem is the electric grid. its not so much the actual power plants. many countries are really quite well protected. they may not be well protected agai...

Here is that there will be terrorist organizations around the world looking at the vulnerability of these nuclear plants and looking at them as potential ultimate dirty bombs, wouldnt they? >> well, if they can get hold of some of the material for dirty bombs, yes, but you can get some of that in hospitals and the like. i think the security problem is the electric grid. its not so much the individual power plants. power plants in the united states anyway and in many countries are quite well prot...