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all happened. that's ahead. thank you for being here. let's begin with the news on the economy. good news, bad news, something in between possibly. inflation in the u.s. easing slightly in april. consumer prices rose 8.3%. lower than theri we saw in march but still very clearly painfully close to the 40 year high. today's report marks the first time the inflation rate fell in 8 months but still not good out there. sky high prices in major sectors and every aspect of life. president biden this morning called inflation unacceptably high in a statement he issued and also says inflation ...

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Was being investigated under british english criminal law, they would want to see evidence, either in dna evidence or eyewitness evidence, that this man had killed madeleine under the portuguese and german systems, they have amassed a lot of compelling circumstantial evidence, but even they have yet not taken that final step, the germans anyway, of charging him. i think we are still in that kind of limbo area. yes, circumstantial evidence has been piling up, but where is that critical final piece of evidence thatis critical final piece of evidence that is going to lead to a conviction in court...

And probably asking questions about this and about some thorny u.s. foreign policy issues and his exclusive interview will come tomorrow here on cnn. >> we'll be watching and in egypt hosni mubarak was released from prison today and transferred to a military hospital. this is in cairo. he will be under house arrest. >> mubarak's release is raising questions about whether the arab spring revolution in cairo and egypt was all for nothing. it was the revolution that forced mubarak from power in 2011. the man who replaced him, muhamed morsi was ousted in the july 3rd coup. right now egypt is in tu...

At one point they got the car up to speed, hit both the break and accelerator. hit it while the accelerator was going and the prius reacted exactly as it's designed to react, which is slow down. that runs counter to what he said last week, that it was going 90 miles an hour, went 30 miles where he could not control the vehicle. all his claims were not refuted but couldn't be duplicated. we'll hear from toyota. it raises the question, did this actually happen. we should point out the brakes were completely worn down. those that looked at unintended acceleration cases in the past said, look, oth...