minorities and a constant vigilance when it comes to do with freedom of the press and freedom of speech and freedom of litt religion and you have to then broker a whole set of potential ethnic conflicts that may arise. and sometimes those may flair into violence. so part of the lesson is that you have to institutionalize change and that is a hard process and it s a long process. number two, is that countries on the outside cannot impose this change, but we can really help. we can facilitate and we can make a difference and the testimony of i think the people that i ve spoken to here in poland as is true when i had conversations about the resolution of the northern ireland conflict, was that
angeling will not be flying. i ll tell you why. head out for holiday shopping. pretty soon you may be able to leave your wallet at home as long as you have a smartphone with you. and sarah palin, is she about to go for a run for president of the united states? she s certainly making herself a lot more visible these days. almost a week after a tornado tore a half mile path through joplin, missouri, they re still searching for the missing. here s the information on the latest. in one of the most deadly tornadoes in the country. 156 people are unaccounted for as of this morning. the number of dead stands at 132, with more than 1,000 injured. we expect an update on the number of missing and hurt at 11:00 eastern time. more than 2,500 people have applied for federal disaster assistance. fema has approved a $2.8 million grants and aid. president obama will be in joplin tomorrow to meet with officials and survivors. the president is sure to hear some of the gripping stories of