london. saudi gadhafi, moammar gadhafi s son and eight official libyans officials were allowed entrance on sunday. field marshall mohammed hussein was scheduled to appear on sunday but his testimony was postponed until september 24th because he says he s dealing with last week s riots. mubarak is accused of ordering protesters shot during last winter s uprising. o say can you see the u.s. continues to mark ten years since the 9/11 terrorist attacks on new york and washington. solemn ceremonies were held sunday at ground zero, the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania, honoring the nearly 3,000 people killed. while there were no attempted attacks on sunday, fighter jets were scrambled to escort two commercial airliners to their u.s. destinations. passengers on each flight were reported to be acting suspiciously but authorities determined they posed no threats. no arrests were made. those are the headlines from cnn, the world s business leader. i m monita rajpal. worl
afghan plans to attack libyan forces. libya s new leaders have given gadhafi loyalists to surrender on saturday or face more force. this is the third time mubarak is in court. he faces charges as well as his two sons faces charges on corruption. the storm swept across the country in japan with record rainfall causing land slides and flooding. 56 others are still unaccounted for. a shark killed a body border on the west coast on sunday. the beach has been closed since the attack in australia. it is the first fatal shark attack in australia since february. those are the top stories from cnn. world business today starts now. good morning from london. i m charles hartson. give from hong kong. i m andrew stevens. the top stories today this monday, the 5th of september. markets tumble as the jobs report is released. dominique strauss-kahn is back on french soil. what does the public make of his return? and it s been a bumpy ride for the u.s. economy, but coney islan
just the first hour and nine minutes have some of the markets rising. the gains muted, really. the london ftse 100 supported by some of the banks, rising there, but up by 0.1%. in the meantime, let s have a look at how the currencies are doing. the euro is falling against the u.s. dollar as euro zone debt concerns outweigh optimism about a possible increase rate emily was telling us about from the ecb later today. the pound trading at 1.6329. when it comes to the pound that was also falling earlier on but it has since made up some ground. taking a look at the yen, it s also gaining but ever so slightly at 85.25 versus the u.s. dollar, pauline. the australia dollar is also gaining. possible employment news sent the currency surging today.
stents in oil prices. at the last check crude was $85.25 per barrel, a 25% jump integral prices and national average, $3.12 as the tensions rise across this part of the world and those numbers coming from aaa, up 3 cents from the last month and up 50 cents from last year and a live report from the region is coming up, minutes away. and we are bracing for what could be a complete government shut down, republicans today launching a new push, with their budget blueprint, and if they can t compromise, the continuing resolution ends and the stand-off begins to keep the government open and that is how we start a brand new hour of america s newsroom, i m martha maccallum. bill: i m bill hemmer, good morning. martha: good morning, bill. bill: awaiting a news conference, in an hour the president will talk with reporters there. no doubt his budget and the events unfolding in egypt.