citic is opened by citic international holdings. >>> the warnings from the head of the china banking commission comes as june lending figures hit $223 billion, higher than analysts expectations. the ballooning loans led to a rebound in nonperforming loans. officials, sure that banks remained sound with leverage ratio controls. >> here in the u.s., a small troubled lender in the headlines. small, mediumium-size lender cit reached a deal with a group of bondholders. details of the plan are expected to be announced before the markets open independent u.s. later today. the bondholder group, which includes pimco and other top cit holders is expected to prevent the financing or help with the financing of cit with a two and a half year term. the majority of u.s. banks that have received bailout funds from the government have reportedly used that money to increase lending. a report from the special inspector general for the t.a.r.p. program, shows 83% of 360 recipients say they wrote new loans to customers. 43% they say used the money to bo

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two men were shot and one died and the other is in citical condition at this hour. >>> we are just hours away from a big announcement from metro. a possible financial boost for the transit agency. john catoe and members of the washington metro areas house of delegation are holding a press conference this afternoon to talk about a proposed $150 million in federal funding. in the wake of last month's deadly accident metro announced they are designing a backup for the train control system with an alarm going off with trains are undetected. >>> new questions about a painful chapter in virginia tech. meal health records about the shooter have been found more than two years after he went on his rampage. where they were and why did it take so long to find them. gurvir is here with more on that. >> seung hui cho took many lives and since then the virginia tech community has been struggling to know about his life and what drove him to kill. what we knew right away was that he had been to the councilling center three times during his time at have the. the visits were back in 2005. we didn't know w