yun, what do you think? >> i remember striking comments from chinese analysts on the linkage between the issues. the first comment from beijing last year was north korea already has nuclear weapons. if the international community did not start a war with north korea, why would we fight a war with iran, who does not even have no clear weapons today? that explains -- nuclear weapons today? that explains part of the reluctance or refusal against the military option. the second comment i remember is that chinese analysts believe we learned an important lesson from north korea. you can develop the capacity, but do not hide your bonds. -- bombs. if you just about the capacity, you can enjoy a [unintelligible] china sees north korea as being relatively well-behaved. so far, is almost the end of november. there has not been provocation from north korea. [laughter] >> there could be one tomorrow. >> probably. >> next year will be the centennial and they will declare north korea to be a strong, prosperous nation. chin

and there is no word on when yun ral services will be held tlchl is a memorial fund set up to help his family. >> and the department of defense announced the death of a national guardsman. the 21-year-old died wednesday in afghanistan. the daily bee says he died by indirect fire. he was assigned to 185th military police bat at that timin out of pittsburgh. abc 7 was there in december. he shipped out with his fashional guard unit. the second guardman to be killed in action in afghanistan. >> working off an anonymous tip, sheriff deputies seized a million dollars worth of marijuana, cash and packaging materials from a warehouse in watsonville. and found 130 pounds of pot. being used -- scribed as one of the largest pot busts in years. two men are under arrest for possession and cult vacation of marijuana for sale. >> and coming up a growing backlash. social media evolves to be a store front for advertising. >> police reopen the natalie wood drowning case. investigators said about her husband, robert wagner. >> and one local hospital sends in clowns to cheer sick children. the news contin

now a prom meant east bai yun versity is getting occupied. students, teachers and community members from across the bay area will meet in berkeley today to establish occupy cal. they're upset over potential fee increases for students and continued cuts in state funding for public education . organizers say they'll set up an encampment on the berkeley campus. it begins with a rally at noon today on sprawl plaza. >>> opd released this video late today. officers used their own cameras to capture police being pelted with rocks and bottles. >> the public needs to know that police officers in oakland didn't overreact. they were provoked, assaulted, had paint thrown on them. i think the message needs to come out now, the balanced message of what happened. >>> oakland mayor jean quan saying the occupy campment is hurting downtown businesses. protesters say city leaders are playing politics and sending mixed messages. >>> babbling has been put on the back burner at gav lon college while one player is on life support. andrew gains is on a ventilator af

yun is from china and most recently was working at the international crisis group in beijing. she's an expert on chinese national security decision-making. that's some of the work she's working on here at brooks and clearly she has on the ground expertise on china and can hopefully address some of the issues that were already raised about china's role, china's attitudes toward the sanctions regime and also whether china may use as a question from george washington university suggesting whether china might use the iran cashed given some of the broader security thinking going on in china now in response to developments in the south china seas or in south asian or east asian and these are the kinds of things that yun has been studying for a while time. we'll start with a brief overview from our panelists and we will turn it over to you for questions and answers so perhaps you can pick up on some of the issues that was already raised. francois thank you so much for joining us. >> i -- >> we will break away momentarily from this brooks institution discussion to take you to the u.s.

as far as they can figure, it's a tran sylvain yun naked neck chicken. it appears -- transylvanian naked neck chicken. the birds are valued more for their taste than their feet. they have nicknamed it timmy. they think it looks line tim lincecum. >> oh, god! -- looks like tim lincecum. >> oh! okay. let's go to sal. let's go to news clopper 2 looking at the corner of 19th and judah in san francisco. where people were riding up to take the street car in. all service have been restored. it's been shuttle service up there. from there, they had buses and now the judah is running way out to the beach and coming down dawn dash coming downtown. here comes one right now. it looks like people are just getting on. it's running all the way -- down -- coming down were downtown. here comes one right now. it looks like people are just getting on. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 80 westbound at san san pablo avenue is babbed up to sun nome. we've -- backed up to sunol. and in san jose, i think the busiest freeway, of course, what would you think? yep. ba

. >> thank you very much, sun yun. a bit of parallel thinking in terms of -- on the part of the u.s. and both in china and russia. so i think we can see quite a bit of similarity there in the way that both of these countries factor in the iran issue into their own role with the u.s. i wonder how much they pay attention. i know russia certainly pays quite a lot of attention to the views of the european union to european countries. china -- all the thinking about -- and the fact that the european union has been much more forward-leaning in the last several years on the issue of iran. does that get their attention at all? does china think at all about europe when it is factoring in iran? >> they certainly think about it. but i would not say that it constituteses a primary concern for china's position. >> china would like to coordinate with the u.k., france and germany because they are all members of the p-5 plus one and coordinate on positions on engaging iran but not a main focus on this smufment >> that is quite a contr

empowerment e mailed me some credit union statements showing gauge transferred $25,000 from her credit yunroin someone in july, 2007 assuring me the 25 k went to the mortgage company. we're waiting for confirmation from the credit union. >> a lot more to this. thank you. >> and you have to look for them, but there are kbleechblt reasons to be optimistic about unemployment numbers. officially they added fewer than expected and jobless rate went down only slightly. but we've found a separate survey of households showed 277,000 people found jobs in october and we've added 300,000 jobs per month since august. the number of people unemployed for six months or more has fallen below six million z average wage has picked up to $23 an hour giving people more consumer spending power. most economists have now scaled back fears of a double dip deree session. >> despite glimmer of hope in the job market there are people looking for work in the bay area. kareem designs computer games and hasn't been able to find a job. he's using edd to build more games and doing his best to network. >> this can with pe

a police spokesperson today us today major crimes yun jit investigating this case and said they'll be looking into a possible charge of assault with a deadly weapon and will forward results of our investigation to the district attorney next week. she said it's up to that office whether a complaint will be filed. >> and lawyers showed thus incident report this, police incident report which points to the fact under suspect's name it says unknown and say in this report there are no witnesses listed, though of course there are many in that crowd. i spoke to police spokesperson after the news conference by phone. she said that probably there is no sup memt -- supplemental attachments but couldn't comment because she'd not seen the report. the lawyers want the attorney general to investigate. vic lee abc 7 news. >> thank you. and on the veteran's day two, groups linked to occupy movement are holding events for veterans. veterans are gathering for what they're calling a march against police brutality. this is a live look from sky 7. the event starting off with a reading of a statement from a

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the stimulus programs that he put in if i may say so half of it was sde voted to the public service yun on the table. >> this program is not going to work. that's my problem with it. it is a political program. it is not an economic program. >> you're looking at american public where census numbers came out this week that shows that one in three americans is living at or near poverty and these are precisely federal program, subsidies, tax credits. >> i don't disgrow with that. what you have to understand what this does. this is going to effect some people, not affect the people frankly who are out of work. it doesn't effect them. it doesn't create jobs. this is exactly the problem that i have with it. >> i don't think unemployment insurance creates jobs and helps people get by the goal. >> i agree with mort. we need some far bolder. with real deficit in this country is the investment deficit in people, in rebuilding this country. mort, i was also interested that he spoke president obama of the 1% in this country who want to be part of the 100%. those who should be in the majority among t

this morning a prom meant east bai yun versity is getting occupied. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live on the campus of uc berkeley where students, teachers and community members from across the bay area will meet today to establish occupy cal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kind of surprised this hasn't happened before. there is a whole day of action planned here at uc berkeley. it gets started in about two hours. there's going to be some picketing going on. professors are going to be holding their classes outside here on sproul plaza. mixed in, an encampment may be established occupy cal even though the chancellor has come out with a firm message saying he does not support any encampment overnight. you can't occupy buildings either. he says the discussions, debate are fine. but no tents or structures out here. there are signs out all over the plaza this morning. a noontime rally could bring thousands of people out here. demonstrators here talking about how they're against tuition hikes and budget cuts. exactly when and where today

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the tu row zone debt crisis is dominating the ub yun,. >> teary. >> and the stakes got even high.he credit rating agency moodies issued another grim warping say the eurozone crisis is es da rate -- is escalating and here aplomb meet with the ash heads of 20 at the g-20. this morning he sits down with key of could if org -- with the heads of the 20 at the g-20. this morning he sittings dunn with the -- he sits down and there will be arguments that egypt is reining in their death and prompt is expected to use these meetings today to try to rally more support for stuffer sanctions of iran. back to you. >>> 8:16. new this morning, the barney frank of massachusetts will announce his retirement today. frank's office said he will hold a and a half news -- news conference. he sod he was instrument in getting the bill passed that contained strong the on babes and wall street. he was also one the first lawmakers anow he's by. >>> -- one of the first lawmakers , and california is one of four states in the country with a late kindergarten-aged cutoff date. this bill changes that. and aims to

he said the senator is not surprised that big bank lobbyist are trying to use money and their yuns toging up that story. we heard a buzz about this story and the good journalism in getting the memo. apparently the consulting group of the banker association has a lot of contact with boehner's office. the 99% group in occupy wall street has tapped into a real fear and concern and anxiety in the country. they have said more persuasively, regardless of what happens exactly on the streets, they have said more persuasively how big of a deal it is, and how terrible and troublesome it is for the country that we have the huge gap, and in the middle class is shrinking, a small number of people are getting wealthier and falling out of the middle class, and people aspi aspiring to be in middle class are seeing the doors shut in their face right and left, and the bank lobby and the wall street lobby is empowered to do more to hold their place and to get more tax cuts and more deregulation and to do the same things that a lot of the republicans on the super committee want to do. and it's clear from

now a prom meant east bai yun versity is getting occupied. today to establish occupy cal. they're upset over potential fee increases for students and continued cuts in state funding for public education. organizers say they'll set up an encampment on the berkeley campus. occupy cal begins with a rally at noon today on sproul plaza. we'll check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> for everybody living in a tent city in san francisco, we have heavy rain headed your way. as we wake up on friday, we'll be inundated with heavy downpours. that's what everyone leads me to believe. 68 in redwood city. 69 in san jose. temperatures will be comfortable. we'll get a lot of sunshine this afternoon. things start to change. take a look at this front. you see this red, the yellow, the orange. let me set this in motion for you over the course of friday morning. just getting drenched right at the coastline during the heart of rush hour traffic. we want you to keep this in mind already even though it's wednesday. this is what we're watching for.