u.s. service members who were killed in that korean war. they will hold these bilateral meetings like you just saw there taking place at the white house with the president. he will also attend a state dinner. jessica yellin was there in that room, as they spoke. i d like to see with a she thinks. jessica, if you re with us and you can hear me, let me know what you think the highlight was there of this appearance between the two presidents. well, the president i asked the president a question about both iran and about the economy and he refused, randi, to say how high up in the iranian government knowledge of this alleged iranian terror plot may have gone. there are a lot of questions about whether the supreme leader and the nation s president had knowledge. but the president did say that no matter how high up it went, the entire iranian government needs to be held accountable and that they have a very solid case and that they are gathering support for allied nations to ti
a very big get. he was the only american on an official u.s. hit list and his killing has touched off this firestone today among critics. they contend that this killing breaks u.s. and international laws. today the president made it very clear that no terrorist is safe. make into mistake, this is further proof that al qaeda and its affiliates will find no safe haven anywhere in the world. working with yemen and our other allies and partners, we will be determined, deliberate, and relentless and resolute in our attempt to aim americans. and to build a world in which people everywhere can live in greater peace, prosperity, and security. i want to bring in my guest, michael shoyer, cia osama bin laden unit. mike, you were the author let me get this title here why the west is losing the war on terrorism in a matter of five months, you have bin laden killed. are we still losing? no, we are still losing, ma am. awalk key is very important, a technical and english speaking
within ten years, we will have 1 billion passengers sharing our skies. and like most of us, you likely will have a bunch of gripes about flying. for the next three days, we re going to talk about solutions. we call our series, fix my flight. in recent years, many flyers feel they ve been paying more while getting less, free checked bags, free dinners, gone. now brooke baldwin takes a look at how even more airlines want more money to fly off your wallets with so-called premium services. your beef, medium, your hot dogs, medium. watch the jokes. reporter: there was a time when the customer was king, like in this 1982 united airlines ad. champagne! number three, all aboard, please. this will be the final call. today, passengers are getting used to be nickelled and dimed for services that used to be included in the ticket price.
slash that in half. there s two parts of this. it could cost the banks billions in profits. you remember financials got killed when the story first broke this summer. then you have the other part of it. here is the rub. the consumer, we might come out ahead on this because presumebly that s going to go back to the retailers and presumably that s going to go back to you and i, the consumer. it s basically being dubbed like a consumer tax cut. that s great. i think so. do we get charged they charge the banks? what about when we use our debit card? presumably the retailers pass that on to us. if they don t have to pay as much, hopefully they ll slash prices there. but we could also see rewards programs being cut because the banks are going to have to make up for that. okay. we re going to get nickelled and dimed somehow. i ll let you know. the feds proposal should matter to discover financialry reports earnings today. what other earnings are expected to day.
jerry. now did kiko get to keep the bone? yesterday we brought you st story of jim noble, away from dogs and feet and tw two banks and stealing after nickelled and dimed by bank of america, mr. nobody l fought back and took the barnk to small claims court and won the case. but had yet to see any money paid out in the judgment. like any other business, they re, you know, trying to if anything year out how to become more profitable. how to make more money. in this case with the credit card rates and with overdraft fees, i think it s gotten to the point where it s just over the top. today he told us via e-mail the check arrived. anyway jim says the only thing remaining is to get bank of america to lower my interest rate back to 10.24% and refund