CNN 2011-05-08（在线收听）

The President has made the decision not to release any of the photograghs of the photographs that deceased Osama bin Laden. And there is no doubt that Osama bin Laden is dead. Certainly there is no doubt among al-Qaeda members that he is dead. And so we don't think that a photogragh in itself is going to make any difference. There are going to some folks who deny it. The fact of the matter is you will not see bin Laden walking on this earth again.

These are recorded flood levels higher than they have ever been either in twenty seven or thirty seven. And even the outside of the,what they called the bars a hundred and thirty thousand acres, you've got standing water and problems all through that region. We're focused on making sure that we're recovering now.Bottom line, water's moving downstream. So we're looking at a crest in Caruthersville, which is downstream from there, about 35 miles that will be three-and-a-half feet higher than water has ever been down there. So, we're still flood fighting in southern Missouri as the waters begin to very slowly recede in that northern section. We're focused to strive now on making sure the flood fighting in Caruthersville saves that city.

The truth is now much cheaper than it was. And one of the unexpected consequences of this is perhaps we do not value it as once we did. I kind of have a feeling that some of these problems could be avoided with better food education. You have to consider the progress your first lady, Mrs Obama, has achieved lately by launching her "let's move" campaign. Only by safeguarding nature's resilience can we hope to have a resilient form of food production and ensure food security in the long term