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But what was her life like before? a woman in france has just paid $134,000 to find out that. was the winning bid for 22 love letters that jackie kennedy onassis sent to her then boyfriend when she was a teenager. you're watching "world one," live from london with dominique strauss-kahn not out of the picture, speculation is returning to who comes next. how exactly will the imf decide? we'll explain in a moment. the british queen feels the love in ireland. we're live in dublin. ♪

from being free. deadly attack in pakistan, the americans are in the firing ryan less than a month after their forces killed osama bin laden. and leave new friends behind. the queen's historic visit to ireland is almost over. we begin this hour in washington where israel's prime minister will meet the u.s. president today for what's expected to be a tense round of talks. benjamin netanyahu arrives less than 24 hours after barack obama deliver add big speech on relations in the middle east. he got a frosty reception in israel. it's an idea the u.s. has supported unofficially for...

134,000 ge employees in the united states. he might want to start with ge. >> please. come on. >> i know we have one more. i'm just saying. >> don't talk about a beautiful man that way. by the way, have you seen steve burke? >> steve burke's employees are in the united states, see. his money is where his mouth sch sch. >> he's completely oblivious to flattery. >> i have to squeeze in one more thing. republicans' plan, the $2.5 trillion in cuts over the next ten years, that's a few percent of the budget. biggest line item on there is ending the rest of the stimulus. they have to come up with mo...

Marksmanship courses. they are up to 89% this year. >> probably the biggest key was focusing a lot more on the hands-on portions of the training. >> reporter: but, by far, the most important change we saw is the increase in trainers. double what they were last year. >> when you are trying to develop an army of 134,000, you've really got to start putting the troops through the training. we weren't doing that. >> reporter: we found some of the adverse trends have indeed been reversed, but with trainers desperate to fill the ranks, even the most optimistic u.s. officials admit that success is not...

They are up to 89% this year. >> probably the biggest key was focusing a lot more on the hands-on portions of the training. >> reporter: but, by far, the most important change we saw is the increase in trainers. double what they were last year. >> when you are trying to develop an army of 134,000, you've really got to start putting the troops through the training. we weren't doing that. >> reporter: we found some of the adverse trends have indeed been reversed, but with trainers desperate to fill the ranks, even the most optimistic u.s. officials admit that success is not a foregone conclusion...