greece. ali, let s begin with you. just about an hour from now president obama is due to hold the news conference right there at the summit. greece, as we know, a linchpin. before you tell us why americans really need to pay attention to this, if you don t mind, just give us some perspective on this morning s new jobless numbers that i just talked about. okay, well, because i love you, kyra, we worked so long, i ll make this a choose your own adventure. what do you want from me? upbeat and positive or down beat and optimistic? i want you to be balanced and give me both. the reality check, no nonsense ali velshi. here s what we got. we expected 100,000 jobs to be created and we got 80,000. in my world, that s not that big of a deal. the unemployment rate went down to 9%, again, not a big deal. it tells us less about the economy than a whole bunch of other indicators. but as you said, the big deal was the numbers for the previous two months always get revised and they wer
interstate larrytonight, one simplee question, many life changing answers. where were s you on september 11th, 2001? your mother and tell r usyou love her did you dust off that bible at home larry: next on larry king weekend. where were you when theong w stopped turning on that september day larry: thanks for joining us. we begin a very special week of coverage with a very different show tonight. as anyone who watches this program knows, my interviews usually involve a lot of different questions on a lot of different topics. tonight we re asking only one thing. where re you on september 11th? the answers, as you ll hear, are as individual as the people op giving them. some come from those who experienced 9/11error firsthand, others people who watched events unfold froma