deliver this speech to try and show the word, look, we ve talked for so long about how there s an alternative for young muslims. turn away from terror. here is a dramatic example with the death of osama bin laden. but i think what you mentioned about the economy is very important, as well. part of the reason why we saw the arab spring pop up in the first place, not just young people, people of all ages in the arab world thirsting for human rights, they re also thirsting for a job. basic economic rights. and frustrated with the economic inequities of oil rich nations not really sharing the money with their people. and so the bottom line is you ll see the president layout about $2 billion in help from the u.s. loan guarantee, some debt forgiveness, egypt, tunisia, try to use it as a model for other countries struggling to become democracies, as well. the other thing that president obama said in his speech in cairo two years ago was that guantanamo bay was
jeannie, happy doomsday to you. reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. that s it for us. it is 9:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. out west. good morning to you. i m carol costello in for kyra phillips. the schwarzenegger scandal keeps getting more shocking. his child with his wife, maria and his secret child with his housekeeper were born just days apart. president obama getting ready to deliver a major speech on how the united states will deal with the new middle east. sanctions for some nations and help for others and a controversial suggestion for israel. this just in to us. the number of people filing for first-time unemployment claims is down again. the second straight week of sharp drops. four years into the job and four days after his arrest on sex crime charges, the head of the international monetary fund hands in his resignation. dominique strauss-kahn made the decision from his new york jail cell. he has been in custody since the weekend, accused of s
ed, you can hear the chaos in the street, you see the black smoke. the egyptian military has been called out to get the protestors off the streets. in fact, yesterday cnn talked to one of the protestors who said he was beaten by riot police in egypt. he was wondering why the united states response to this has been so muted. the greatest democracy on the planet, he said, why aren t you on the proestors side even more? why hasn t the president come out and supported the protesters in a stronger way? reporter: well, because it s not quite that simple. the bottom line is that if the u.s. all of a sudden got behind these protestors, as you say, and it brought down the mubarak government, what comes next? what is behind these protestors? we don t have a clear handle right now. is it just people searching and thirsting for freedom spontaneously? are there islamic militants
what about the attention and excitement? the thirsting for that. your life, you become a national celebrity and become someone everyone knows and all of a sudden, you want to gain that back. by doing that, gaining with excitement by luring someone in and having maybe the wrong crowd to hang out with. well, you know, as you re pointing out, it s a series of factors, you know, i think that you have to have the mindset, though. you have to have sort of that interest in the excitement and even the anti-social stuff that comes along with luring someone to a house and even if it s a botched robbery, i mean, look, so someone wound up dead as a result. she had a taste for some of this clearly. hiccups or not. let me ask you this because i m looking forward to this trial potentially. could this be the hiccup defense? no. they re not going to be able because it s causal. the hiccups comes way before this crime so they kind of they can t really lay it off and suggest that her intentions
house investigation? that may be eventually what needs to happen. there needs to be two tracks of investigations. there needs to be a criminal investigation that the fbi is conducting. remember, that s only to figure out criminal wrongdoing. there may be things that the american public deserve to know about what happened that don t rise to the criminal wrongdoing and that has to happen in the house, the senate, a select commission and right now it s not happening in the house. ron, it may be that there s nothing wrong with chairman nunes looking at this information, maybe that he s very helpful and that he s discovered something that is a security issue for the country. maybe all that. but the way that he has handled this has promoted the most incredible, you know, confusion and suspicion. i think it actually hurts the fbi. it destructive, i think, to trust and to a sense it would be an unbiased and cohesive understanding of the thrt of the impact of the connections. i think the