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ill, that she had some sort of problem that could have become serious and they decided to go in. and we now know this is what president obama was talking about in the washington state of the union coverage, and you hear him say good job tonight. to panetta. to panetta, right. they were working for a danish company called danish refugee council, and they were helping people in somalia deal with land mines. in essence, they were teaching. they were telling them how to defuse mines and make harmless these mines. it s not an easy job, as you can imagine, and in that area, i ve been talking with some aid organizations that work in that area. some parts of somalia are relatively okay, but this was right on the border of areas that could be dangerous. and they have fighting on the ground, there is al shabob, which is a terrorist organization, then you have just the general mayhem of groups like this who want to kidnap people and make a lot of money in doing that. jil ....
forum all week. i had a chance to sit down with the former president bill clinton for an extensive interview. part of it will air this hour. part in the next hour. i want you to stand by. only a few blocks away at the united nations, president obama s on a major diplomatic mission of his on and a number of critical issues are on the table. let s bring in jessica yellin. she s with me here at the clinton global initiative. a huge day today. maybe even a more important day for the president tomorrow. that s right. but first today, it was a major day of diplomacy for the president. today, he met with the new leaders of a post gadhafi libya. emphasized that the u.s. will be reopening its em bah sbassy in this week. the president also sat down with afghan president hamid karzai. the first time the two lead rs have met face to face since the administration announced it would start drawing down troops. also, the president has had a meeting with turkey s prime minister. now, ....
life and why time may be running out. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. the sinking feel is back on wall street. the breaking news this hour. all major stack indices with the dow down 500 points. once again, we saw dramatic fluctuations over the course of the trading day. one analyst says, and i m quoting, fear and greed are driving this frantic cycle of buying and selling and that s costing investors trillions of dollars on paper. joining us now, richard quest. what is going on in europe right now that could drive down wall street so quickly, so dramatically. tt markets are feeding on themselves. the problem in europe concerned france and fears that france may lose its own aaa rating. that has been denied by the rating agencies. and secondly some french banks may be in trouble. they came out and said rumors were founded, but it doesn t really matter in this market. the rumors were a toll was taken. europe fed into the u.s. the u.s. fed back to europe. ....
Been planted now for the middle east and north africa. i sat down with the strategist and economist rabini and asked him why it s important to get the timing just right. this company is on the verge of a political transformation and also an economic one. there are pressure for having political rights but also economic rights. there is strikes in the private and public secretarier that can lead to wage inflation, price inflation, sovereign debt crisis, budget deficits, financial crisis. in the case of north africa and the middle east, financial support, they ll have to move towards market. the risk of failure and backlash will be serious. would you draw parallels then to the fall of communism in that it took four to five years for the market mechanisms and the money to flow in and stabilize? it took at least four to five years. in that case, that was a result of political turmoil, fiscal ....