atone shtentio attention, including the attention of our president. and eruptions rage in afghanistan even after president obama apologizes for the burning of the koran. we are getting reports of a serious increase in the chaos there. in this country, a man accused of killing his wife while on a scuba trip and who pled guilty to it elsewhere finds he will not be spending time in prison in this country, the judge said i don t even want the jury to hear this. yesterday we told you about the lawmaker who called the girl scouts a bunch of communists and radicals. he says he s sorry, however he says it doesn t change the way that he feels. we ll have a lot more on that. up first, as ashleigh said, more pain at the pump. apparently there s no relief in sight. aaa says national average price of gasoline now is 3.64 per gallon. it s the highest ever for this time of year. we re watching the aaa report this year to see when they come up with a daily increase or decrease. the
thank you. now, jeff, thank you for the outstanding introduction. and thank you, ge. it is great to be here. i just had a chance to see some of the high-tech steam turbines and all kinds of fancy stuff that s being made here, being manufactured here at this plant. and it is unbelievably impressive. it s part of a proud tradition. because ge has been producing turbines and generators here for more than a century. a lot has changed since those early days. we have seen technologies transform the ways we work and the ways we communicate with each other. we ve seen our economy transform by rising competition from around the globe. and over the years, in the wake of the shifts, upstate new york and places like it have seen
recruit people to kill a swedish artist who drew a controversial cartoon of the prophet mohammed. several people were arrested in ireland yesterday, in connection with the plot. she even posted projihadist videos on her my space page and reportedly most dollars a youtube video in 2008 stating she was, quote, desperate to do something to help the suffering muslim people. and again, when she allegedly recruited people, she looked for, according to the indictment, to recruits that could travel freely, blend in with others and go undetected in the u.s. and europe. martha: no doubt she could do that, doing fancy stuff with passports with people she knew as well. steve centanni, thank you. bill: we re going to talk to steve emerson, our terrorism analyst, on this in 30 minutes and dig into this story. we re only moments days away from the deadline on health care and the white house is counting on sperg nanny pelosi to meet that
now, jeff, thank you for the outstanding introduction and thank you, g.e. it is great to be here. i just had a chance to see some of to high-tech steam turbines and all kinds of fancy stuff that s being made here, being manufactured here at this plant. and it is unbelievably impressive, and it is part of a proud tradition, because g.e. has been producing turbines and generators here in schenectady for more than a century. now, a lot has changed since those early days. we have seen technologies transform the ways we work, and the ways we communicate with each other. we have seen our economy transformed by rising competition from around the globe. over the years, in the wake of the shifts, upstate new york and