much, much different. and in the future, will gabby run again? it s looking pretty good that she ll be in a position where she can make the decision to run for her seat again. mark kelly for the hour. this is piers morgan tonight. almost a year ago, jared lee loughner shot arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords in the head during a voters event in a supermarket parking lot. she suffered a major brain injury, six bystanders were killed, more than a dozen injured. and at first it wasn t clear that gabby giffords would survive. but she did and would go on to make remarkable strides that few of us could have ever imagined that fateful day. her husband, retired astronaut, mark kelly and gabby, chronicle their experience in a new book called gabby, a story of courage and hope. and mark kelly joins me now. mark, it s an extraordinary book. i mean it s been an extraordinary year. your lives were remarkable anyway. you know, you re one of america s great astronauts. gabb
syrian state tv calls the move a conspiracy that lacks legality. two of the country s closest allies, lebanon and iraq, have distanced themselves from the sanctions. voteers in the democrat irk rhee public of conoco are heading to the polls this morning. there s a challenge from ten candidates. the gong lease are struggling to restore their country. those are the top stories from cnn, the world s news leader. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts right now. hello, and welcome to world business today. i m charles hodson at cnn lon n london. i m andrew stevens live from hong kong this monday the 28th of november. the imf denies it s planning a bailout for italy as moody s sounds the alarm on the whole of europe. can elections in asia yield the stability that investors are looking for? and america s nationality basketball association chalks up a financial win after striking a deal with players to finally get the season under way. let s take you straigh
mercy. yet there s consequences for what we ve done. if i ask you about abortion, what would you say? my view is that every baby should live. do you like being interviewed or do you find it a bit of a minefield? you know what, i enjoy it. tonight, joel and victoria osteen. it s great to be back with you. we re still praying for you. this is piers morgan tonight. victoria, joel, welcome back. thanks, piers. seems like only yesterday you were gracing me with your presence. now, you re here because you ve got this great new book, every day a friday. how to be happy seven days a week. and i m thinking to myself, you are the two happiest people i ve ever met anyway. how can you possibly be any happier? i think we all can. if we learn what to ignore and certain battles not to fight, i think we can all be improving and growing and being happier. why fridays? because when i came to new york in particular, i was horrified that on fridays my staff all came
program and say they are innocent. porter was clearly happy to be back in the u.s. tonight. i d like to thank the nebs cairo for all the thing thez did for us as well as the administration at the american university in cairo for all their help and support. and my lawyers ted and both in egypt and here who worked tirelessly to obtain my freedom. i m just so thankful to be back. and i love to be in philadelphia right now. the other two students arrested with porter, derrick sweeney and luke gates are also returning to the u.s. from egypt at this hour. syria is running out of allies. you can add the arab league to its list of critics. finance ministers from the league want to punish damascus for its crackdown on protesters. new video on youtube showed enthusiastic demonstration with syrians pledging with the league to hit the regime hardment something you don t normally see in public. proposed sanctions would include freezing government assets and those belonging to syrian
first off, what do we know in terms of specifics about the attacks? reporter: ted, the most detailed account we re getting is from pakistani officials. it s important to note that u.s. and nato officials have yet to say this is what happened. this is what pakistan is saying happened. essentially officials are saying in the early morning hours of saturday a nato air strike hit two military check posts on pakistani soil killing at least 24 pakistani soldiers. they say this incident happened in a place called mohmens, a district in the tribal region right along the afghanistan border. there s a lot of militant activity in this region. what you have often is pakistani troops, nato troops carrying out a lot of operations here but the agreement is for pakistan to stay on its side and nato to stay on its side. officials here say that s not what happened. these air strikes hit these two check posts on pakistani soil. not the first time this has happened, ted. last year, another nat