Problem: (CNN) -- The wife of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama told CNN's Larry King on Wednesday that she is not offended by a much-publicized comment made toward her husband in Tuesday night's debate. Michelle Obama talks about Williams Ayers, Hillary Clinton and her husband's campaign on Larry King Live. In the presidential matchup at Belmont University in Nashville, Tennessee, GOP nominee John McCain criticized his Democratic rival for supporting the 2007 Bush-Cheney energy bill. "It was an energy bill on the floor of the Senate, loaded down with goodies, billions for oil companies, and it was sponsored by Bush and Cheney. ... You know who voted for it? You might never know. That one," he said, gesturing toward Obama. "You know who voted against it? Me."



Answer: Michelle Obama was referring to the fact that Ayers allegedly committed his most radical acts when Barack Obama was a child.


Problem: (CNN) -- The family of Bob Levinson, who disappeared from Iran seven years ago, has long known he worked for the CIA -- a fact they once feared disclosing because the U.S. government told them it could put Levinson in even more jeopardy. Now, they believe it could be the key to bringing him home. Members of Levinson's family offered the revelation in an interview with CNN on Tuesday, in which they accused the U.S. government of failing to do enough to find and free the missing American and prodded it to act before it's too late. The family said it's time for the government to lay out the facts about Levinson's case.

We've said clearly that we have no knowledge of his whereabouts... We need the

Answer: American to explain for Iran what a CIA operative was doing, if he was ever in Iranian territory, what was he doing in Iranian territory."


Problem: London (CNN) -- Tensions between police and marauding gangs continued into Tuesday in areas of Great Britain, after violence initially sparked by the shooting death of a 29-year-old man in London spread to other parts of the nation. The number of people arrested in London since the violence began has risen to 334, police said Tuesday. During the overnight hours, standoffs continued at several locations in London as police in riot gear warily watched roaming gangs often just yards away. A bus in Ealing, West London, a bus was vandalized and set on fire, while the driver was still on board. He escaped without injury.

People already in the city centre should leave the area and go home,"

Answer: Bristol police said in a statement early Tuesday.


Problem: By Sarah Dean and Aap and Daniel Mills Police have recovered the body of second missing snowboarder, Martie Buckland, 33, a day after friend Daniel Kerr was found buried under 4.5 metres of snow at Mount Bogong in Victoria. Inspector Dave Ryan from Wangaratta police said Mr Buckland was found 60 metres up the same slope from where Mr Kerr's body was recovered on Monday, and it appears he was buried under the same dump of snow which claimed his friend. 'They unfortunately have both been caught up in the one avalanche,' he said. A Victoria Police spokeswoman said Mr Buckland was discovered at about 10.30am on Tuesday buried underneath snow 'quite close' to where Mr Kerr's body was located on Monday.

'Their local knowledge of

Answer:
Mount Bogong and the surrounds, combined with their equipment and experience just adds to the frustration of dealing with their disappearance.'