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>> and now, "bbc world news." >> the headlines. the greek government survives the confidence vote as it struggles to stop the company from responding. >> the second night of violence in northern iran. >> an undercover report. we find out what life is like in the capital of damascus in syria. >> ban ki moon is unanimously elected for a second term in office. it is 11:00 a.m. in singapore. >> it is 2:00 a.m. here broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and an the world, this is news desk. >> the greek government has survived the confidence vote. a crucial vote. more than half of the ...

this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening everyone. the men and women of the federal reserve said today the economy ngpia app u wrapping up a two-day policy meeting today, they said the economic recovery is progressing "somewhat more slowly" than expected, the job market is "weaker than expected," housing continues to be "depressed" and inflation has "picked up." and tom, despite that gloomy picture, the fed still says it will end its program to buy government bonds on june 30 as plann...

open to interpretation, which means that even though the president may set a number for the end of the year, and then for the end of next year, he is probably going to leave itç upo the military to determine exactly what troops should be pulled out and exactly at what time as long as they meet those deadlines set by the president. that is important, because secretary of defense gates and general david petraeus, the top commander there in afghanistan said that initially, they were hoping for some modest withdrawals of american troops and no combat troops, because afterall the forces...

we can say good morning because the sun is back out. on the east coast this morning. happy about that. >> welcome to "the early show," everybody. coming up here this morning, as we see from our weather, summer is quickly approaching. a lot of people are dusting off the backyard trampolines and that is why our consumer correspondent susan koeppen got to work investigating the dangers of these. in an exclusive investigation, 98,000 trips to the e.r. last year alone because of trampoline injuries. this morning we're going to speak with a man who was paralyzed just because he landed the ...