surveillance at least since wednesday. we re not sure if they are the same two people now being detained in the boston area. but we do know that investigations expanding into how these operations are financed. a lot of this information, your sources are telling you, becau because faisal shahzad is talking. almost i ve since he was arrested. initially he was like, i worked alone, i worked alone, reportedly that s what he was saying. now suddenly he s bb very open. the fbi is pretty good about getting people to talk. they got the underwear bomber to talk. they get people to talk. this guy is talking. he hasn t shut up since. what they have to check out is if the information is correct or not if information right now has got them to this gas station and the studying of how this may be financed, whether or not there is a direct connection between faisal shahzad driving that nissan path it finder into time square and getting financing from this operation. interesting. drew griffin
performed on american idol and how old is he? 48. 48 years old. he looks good. he looks good, definitely. forever young, of course i can t remember neil something who wrote that song. i can t. it s been wracking my brain. anyway. and then the next one from alexa.com and it tracks the most popular pages on the internet. and people are looking at the most expensive homes. $150 million for this one. this one is going to be my next home. $175 million. it s not even fair to have that. i know. you can always we can dream. that s what i like to do ask. definitely. so many top stories. that s a lot of fun. appreciate that. thanks, ines. ali velly is also following a lot straight ahead, include that terror investigation. he ll be right here straight ahead. limit the cell phone minutes. that s not good enough. we re not leaving this room unless we can cut something else. can they really keep us here?
jobs because these small businesses are the engine to turning the economy around. why in buffalo? well this, is a critical area because like other hard-hit areas across the country, unemployment has been especially high. in march it was around the national average at 9.7%, but back in february it was over 10%. so a slight improvement there, but people are still hurting here. in fact, one of the things that everybody has been talking about here is a large billboard which was put up before the person knew that the president was even coming to town and it calls on the president, dear mr. president, i need a freakin job, is the way he puts it on this billboard. there s a lot of pain here, just like you see across the country, people are waiting to hear what the president has to say that will make their lives better. i laugh because it s very inventive although it s a serious matter and jeff baker is one of the folks responsible for the billboard and he ll be joining me in the newsroo
and what fight they were involved in or where they were at the time they gave their lives. i have a piece of video for you. any time we can show you more specifically about one of these people. this is a young man out of connecticut, only 19 years old. his name was tyler griffin. 19-year-old lance corporal who was from voluntown at the time that he died. the governor there ordered the flags at half-mast. that s one of the grim videos we get every day. while we re here, we can always get more information about the latest in afghanistan. we have a lot of information that we follow right here at afghanistan crossroads with all sorts of information about where the war stands, but obviously, i encourage people to check this out because these are the heroes fighting on the front lines for us every day and ultimately, have given their lives. you can learn something about every fallen soldier. literally every single one. their face, their story and where they came from.
promote the overthrow of the government. you cannot have any courses that promote resentiment toward a race or class. now, let s go to the next grade. i want you to see this one. you cannot have courses designed primarily for one ethnic group. and then this right here is where it gets particularly subjective. no courses that advocate ethnic solidarity instead of treatment of pupils as individuals. schools are not supposed to educate, not advocate. how do you decide when a class is advocating versus educating and whether that s about the curriculum or about the way the teachers are presenting it, there s a lot of subjectivity to decide what is advocating ethnic solidarity. here s what the punishment can be in a school is in violation of this law, it can have up to 10 % of portion of state aid withheld. that can happen. there would be a process to determine if the school is in violation. this is how much they can lose. 10% of their portion of out of state aid. now, look at this, what s n