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454,000 last week. economists say despite the drop unemployment levels are still elevated. hiring remains slow and jobs, as you know remain scarce. the u.s. getting a scolding from the international monetary fund over our growing budget deficit. right now the u.s. deficit edging up towards $1.5 trillion and the international group that looks out for the global financial system is warning the obama anministration that it better consider raising taxes as well as making cuts in spending to get this...

The heat there, 93 degrees and its going to keep rising, and those power outages are due to that heat that youve been feeling in that part of your country. we will follow the story and bring you more information. power crews out there trying to work this but could get worse. so get ready. also, the suspected russian spry, vicky palaez could be released from jail today. her bail was set at $250,000. s new york muslim religious leader who pleaded guilty to a terrorist plot has left the country....

Do some kind of terrorist plot in the west, because he would not have given up. >> bryant is given a place to live with jihadists from europe. conditions in the small house are spartan. some of the europeans he meets are being trained for international operations. >> you have a subset of people whom might undergo different training in very small facilities on things like how to build an explosive device, how to evade foreign security services, how to communicate in a secret manner. >> soon, al q...

Scrabbled hills from pakistan -- region. bryant neal vinas becomes a folly-fledge member of al qaeda. by now he is already shown the al qaeda recruiters one of his most valuable assets, perseverance. veterans cia psychologist marc sageman advised the nypd. >> that trait of persistence would make him potentially very danger if he had decided to do some kind of terrorist plot in the west, because he would not have given up. >> bryant is given a place to live with jihadists from europe. conditions ...

he is bryant neil venus and he is part of a frightening new trend, homegrown terrorists. >> radicalization is definitely on the rise in the united states. >> american citizens radicalizing, eager to kill their countrymen. venus is the terrorist next door. the "american al qaeda." its clear now the number of americans who have become radicalized and are willing to kill for al qaeda or some other terrorist group is on the rise. just this month right here in times square, a man by the n...

trend, homegrown terrorists. >> radicalization is definitely on the rise in the united states. >> american citizens radicalizing eager to kill their countrymen. vinas is the terrorist next door, the american al qaeda. >> its clear now the number of americans who have become radicalized and willing to kill for al qaeda or some other terrorist group is on the rise. times square a name by the name of faisal shahzad to detonate a car bomb. but this is a story about an american-born citizen...

Danger if he had decided to do some kind of terrorist plot in the west, because he would not have given up. >> bryant is given a place to live with jihadists from europe. conditions in the small house are spartan. some of the europeans he meets are being trained for international operations. >> you have a subset of people whom might undergo different training in very small facilities on things like how to build an explosive device, how to evade foreign security services, how to communicate in a ...

Some kind of terrorist plot in the west, because he would not have given up. >> bryant is given a place to live with jihadists from europe. conditions in the small house are spartan. some of the europeans he meets are being trained for international operations. >> you have a subset of people whom might undergo different training in very small facilities on things like how to build an explosive device, how to evade foreign security services, how to communicate in a secret manner. >> soon, al qaed...

We have had steadily accumulating success. if you look at the period from 1990 to 2001, each terrorist plot, even the ones defeated is more sophisticated, more elaborate, more people, more moving parts than wouldnt before. since 9/11, each plot less sophisticated, fewer moving parts, finally a situation people make bad bombs because they cant communicate. this is what success in the war on terror looks like and that is a message i think the american people most need to hear. >> certainly not hea...

Times square terror suspect apparently has a lot to say. faisal shahzad is talking. so whats he getting off his chest? federal authorities say the 30-year-old pakistani-american has admitted to build the crude concoction single-handedly. shahzad new authorities were closing in. law enforcement sources directly involved with the investigation tell cnn when authorities placed him under arrest he said, quote, i was expecting you. are you the nypd, fbi? he claims to have received explosives training...