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we will focus on wen jiabao. no one could dispute of this extraordinary transformation of the country in the course of the last decade, but it is the here and now that your people are bothered about. >> absolutely. i don't think we can stress just how important his speech was, not only for the european economy but for the global economy and for the 2000 delegates at the forum, many of those very big investors. the reason it is important is because we have seen more and more evidence of late at the chinese economy is slowing, and slowing faster than any previously thought. the growth rate at the moment is at a three-year low. manufacturing is kind of stalling. exports are slipping. just yesterday we saw numbers for august on imports from imports actually down as well. it gives good evidence what is happening on the ground and what the chinese people are buying and spending is also slowing. that is a big, key issue. the other big problem for china is europe. europe is hurting and it means european are buying less c

and how that played out for wen. so when you talk about the structure, you're talking about using that, your grandmother's fears about death and desires about death and the coffin as the through line, is that right? >> right. >> do you want to talk a little bit ant how you came upon -- about how you came upon that? >> great. when i first start thinking about writing the book, there was so many stories that were floating around. and i couldn't find out way to put them in a proper structure. and one day i was walking, and then i suddenly thought my grandma's coffin, because for years and years i thought i'd forgotten about it, but it just kept coming up. it was when my grandma, when she was 73, and she suddenly became obsessed with death. and then she just, she was very healthy, but there was a chinese saying, saying that 73 and 84 are the two thresholds, that a lot of people die during these two years. she just suddenly told my father she wanted to be ready, and she wanted a grand sendoff. she wanted a coffin, and she

wen said the eu needs to do more to implement measures already agreed. later, the european council president praised the eu's longstanding relationship with china. that was something that brought a smile to wen jiabao's face. >> china confirmed its commitment to buy bonds from the eurozone. nevertheless, conditions on countries remain unclear. >> our correspondent has been following the summit for us. >> we ask about the agenda focusing on trade and commerce suddenly being overshadowed by beijing's frank comments. >> it has been a strange day. as you said, it started off with backslapping over the growth of the china-eu trade arrangement over the last 10 years. bilateral trade levels have quadrupled. there was praise from the e use side for china and praise from china for the east side, but then, as has already been made clear, suddenly, the chinese decided to get a bit negative and the live transmission was turned off. diplomatically, the eu said he was getting into the substance of the negotiation, but it was the chinese who insisted on that happening.

some sharp rhetoric from wen. >> i don't think there was any surprise. this is something that's been going on for a while and i don't think from the european official side that this was something thaws was ever going to be adjusted today. ps premiere wen's last eu china summit, though, and i do think the conversations i had here suggest that the level of importance china puts on the you're pea an relationship is highlighted given the fact that he's here so close to the leadership change that takes place in china. there is going to be a lot of talk today and i think a lot of the focus has certainly been on whether they will continue to be supportive of sovereign debt. it comes just a month after angela merkel went to see the premiere in beijing and he said they would continue to buy sovereign debt, but they had serious concerns. and the it would be -- there would be a clear assessment of arriving. and what we have to debate is whether the bond purchasing program has altered that assessment in any way. the other things of course that will be discussed, hum

premiere wen says the impact is still with us and the economy he expects to stabilize.nt that he can keep the chinese economy on a track of steady and relatively fast growth. we have been talking recently about an economic slowdown in china. also adding that the chinese will make stronger efforts to increase consumer demand, that if light of calls from other countries around the nation that they should have a more balanced economy. saying they will meet this year's economic growth targets in china, as well. >> boosting consumer demand, perhaps not quick enough for some of the luxury companies we're watching. today in the u.s., mcdonald's reports at 8:00. they posted flat sales in july, it worst showing in nine years. at 8:30, the july trade deficit expected to widen. today marks the 11th anniversary of september 11th attacks that called nearly 3,000. ceremonies of commemoration will be held throughout the u.s. today including moments of silence at the new york stock exchange. as we approach the start of the trade session, we're seeing green arrows across the board. no m

and how that played out for wen.when you talk about the structure, you're talking about using that, your grandmother's fears about death and desires about death and the coffin as the through line, is that right? >> right. >> do you want to talk a little bit ant how you came upon -- about how you came upon that? >> great. when i first start thinking about writing the book, there was so many stories that were floating around. and i couldn't find out way to put them in a proper structure. and one day i was walking, and then i suddenly thought my grandma's coffin, because for years and years i thought i'd forgotten about it, but it just kept coming up. it was when my grandma, when she was 73, and she suddenly became obsessed with death. and then she just, she was very healthy, but there was a chinese saying, saying that 73 and 84 are the two thresholds, that a lot of people die during these two years. she just suddenly told my father she wanted to be ready, and she wanted a grand sendoff. she wanted a coffin, and she wan

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. >> we'll tell you what it took to wen -- win one of these coming up on the list. >> here's what's coming up tonight on abc2. >>> before we go, let's take a look at what we're working on. cutting your waist line and cutting your budget at the same time. tonight abc2 works for you. we'll go shopping with a registered dietitian to see how you can eat healthy without banking the -- breaking the bank. >> all right. it's comfortable out there, 70s. a little dinner outside. >> or the game. >> or the game. let's take a look at temperatures. 73 degrees. yesterday it was 62. we are making good progress in the temperature department. clouds in place. a mild 66 degrees. the clouds will be in here right around the 11:00. abc2 news at 11. showers sneak in by tomorrow. 81 tomorrow. it is going to feel more like summer. >> a bounceback. >> exactly. we're back into the 70s for thursday and friday. a couple of scattered showers for friday. ravens game looks good. boston in town. talk about the wet weather for the weekend. we'll get some new model runs so check us out. >> before that "dancing with the star

and he was hit in the head against wens and underwent two hours of surgery but made excellent progress and said he expects to pitch again maybe this season, which could seem hard to believe there. is a statement thanking his doctors along with a's and fans saying in part times like these you realize there is an extended family and feel fortunate. now, we look forward to continuing the healing process and returning to baseball. >> high schools with strong participation in sports have lower levels of suspensions and major crimes in schools. there is 1200 public high schools were sampled and shows when the rate of the participation went up, crime, including violent behavior went down. minor violations remained about the same rate. >> and when abc 7 news continues, >>> coming up in 30 minutes a story only on abc 7 news, after decades of war, roots of peace begin to spread in afghanistan. and that story and there is a report from the mother's milk bank there is now a tremendous demand. >> and thank you. believe it or not, 40 years ago today bart started a service and where would we be witho

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today, the current premier wen jiabao out said the chinese economy is still strong. members tell a different story. -- the numbers tell a different story. >> today, taking his final bout before business bosses around the world. soon, went about will make way for a new generation of communist leaders. will make way for a new generation of communist leaders. >> the chinese ship will sail fast and steadily and reached the shore of a brighter future. >> in the past decade, china's economy grew more than 10% per year. and over 100 million jobs were created. and in the past three years, more than a thousand miles of railways were completed along with 200,000 miles of roads. china's communist leaders rely on delivering fast growth for their legitimacy. their economy, like others in the world, is slowing fast. all economies, fast and emerging, are experiencing an economic slowdown. today, china's production lines employ 200 million workers. consumers in the west are not buying. some are seeing sales to europe cut in half and a year. >> and now you have almost no profit. >> a

wen said commissioning the aircraft carrier is an important step toward modernizing the navy and enhancing the country every overall strength. at least 20 workers have died in an accident at a coal mine inland china. the miners plunged to their deaths when a kaecable on a rai car snapped. the mine is in a city inland province. the country's state run television said 14 other workers were injured. the pit is 700 meters deep. the workers were returning to the surface when the accident happened. they were 80 meters below ground when the steel car pulling their cart suddenly broke. the cart were overloaded. police are investigating the mine's safety procedures as part of their investigation. >>> ban ki-moon, opened the u.n. meeting. he sounded the alarm about what he called the direction of the human family. >> my action agenda highlights five objectives. sustainable development, a secure world, helping transition, and empowering women and youth. ban expressed his concern about the civil war in syria and shared frustrations about the widening gap between rich and poor in countries around the w

. >>> wen speaking ining and sai country's economy has been affected by the crisis in europe and dealt blow to export industries. when added china has a fiscal surplus of $160 billion. >>> china will tap a special stabilization fund if needed to support stable economic growth. >> last week, the chinese government approved plans for 55 public works projects including subway system and expressways. imf deputy managing director supports the additional move china plans to make. he says the state of china's economy affects the global economy including asia and south america. >>> russian president vladamir putin is to enhance supervision of the country's major firms. this is seen as a move to hamper an eu antitrust probe into the gasprom. putin signed the decree tuesday, requiring major russian firms operating overseas to obtain government approval before giving internal information to foreign or international bodies. such firms will also need to get authorization to sell their stocks or change contract terms. earlier this month, the eu launched a probe into gasprom on suspicion it unfairly

we've never done this, but wen the challenges in this area -- we understand the challenges in this area, but we will provide up to 90% or $3,000 of the cost of a back flow preventer. secondis what's flowing over the surface, street flooding and that means having a barrier. in some of the older units you'll see there are step up before there are steps down to the basement apartment. that's the idea that, if it comes over the curb it doesn't immediately flow into a basement apartment. if those don't exist you can build them and in the short term make sure there's sandbags so every basement unit has their own site specific plan. >> mayor vincent gray a mounted a task force to study -- appointed a task force to study the flooding problem in bloomingdale. george hawkins says the long term solution involves a deeper and bigger draining system, but that won't be in place for years. >> flooding is a possibility tonight. topper issued a yellow alert for the chance of more storms. >> i think we're looking at the possibility of a few more storms. your cookout sha be safe the next couple hours and

japan imports of south korean machinery parts that are growing due to a weak wen and the improved quality of various products. >> translator: i don't know how the territorial issue is affecting our political situation, but as far as business is concerned, i see no specific problems. >> translator: we should help each other to produce things effectively at all costs. in terms of business, i don't have any negative feelings. >> japan's nationalization of the senkaku islands has caused further friction with china. although anti-japan protests are subsiding in chinese cities, there are still lingering concerns that the dispute may seriously affect the economies of both countries. we spoke with jian min jin, a senior fellow at fujitsu research institute to get more insight on the latest developments. >> translator: as the mutual dependence between japan and china deepens, the impact on both economies becomes bigger. in particular, the two countries are the world's second and third largest economies. that means that the bilateral issue could have an impact not only on themselves but also on the

vins vaun and o wen wilson star in internship started filming saturday. workers in their 30s that then become interns at google. the two actors have been spotted around town lately. said to release some time next year. well, thank you for trusting ktvu chnl 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian, and our conch continues with the 10:00 news. tonight we'll investigate why lawmakers in one bay area city are deciding whether to set aside a day to honor bisexuals. tmz is up next right here on tv 36. ahhh, now that's a clean mouth. i just wish it wouldn't fade away so fast. let me show you something. [ dr. rahmany ] as soon as you leave here... plaque quickly starts to grow back. but now there's a way to keep the clean longer. introducing new crest pro-health clinical rinse. it's a clinical breakthrough that actually keeps your teeth 91% clean of plaque at 2 months after a dental visit. plus, it gives you these key benefits. new crest pro-health clinical rinse. crest. life opens up when you do. also try new crest pro-health clinica

wen said commissioning the aircraft car an important step to modernizing the nave and i have enhancing the country's overall strength. observers stay is likely to increase regional concern over china's naval capability. >>> people at the bank of japan are busy crunching you the numbers for a business survey. yuko fusion she ma joins us. how is it look? >> the central bank won't release their survey until next week but analysts are already forecasting -- coming out with their forecast and business sentiment among major japanese manufacturers is expected to worsen due to the fact of a global economic slow down. 13 private institutes gave their forecast ahead of the bank of japan's quarterly survey to be released on october 1st. all 13 institutes forecast a decline in sentiment compared to the survey conducted three months ago. their predictions for the key index range from minus 3 to minus 6. the average is mine his 3.8. these figures are worse than the previous survey which came in minus one. the expect deed klein in sentiment is due to the sustained strong yen and economic slow down in

premiere wen jiabao told official in brusles that government officials have no intention of making even a small concession. and senior communist party members told nepal's deputy prime minister that japan's purchase of the islands is a serious violation of chinese sovereignty. >>> japanese and chinese companies exchanged billions of dollars in goods and services every year. and some are concerned the rift could affect that trade. we have more now from the business sector. what can you tell us? >>> china is japan's biggest trading partner. econom ts are extremely close. we're seeing sign that tensions is affecting or could be affecting trade between the two countries. chinese customs authorities are apparently tightening checks on imports from japan. many japanese firms doing business are reporting stricter customs clear an for products. the companies say chinese cussoms include blanket inspections on certain items in shanghai. that's instead of just some of theve selected import from japa. they say the customs inspection ratio has been increased in beijing and other cities, as well. the

he stopped just south to have rut ger road onramp and officials say wen one of the officers walked up to the jeep. >> the driver then pulled out a gun and shot at that officer severely injuring him. >> investigators say the second chp officer then opened fire on the man in the jeep. the suspect was taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek. >> we do have some dash cam video we're going to analyze. >> the shooting happened during morning commute. investigators say one person called 911 while several witness remained on the scene. investigators took those witness to the nearest police station to get their statement. the chp officer who shot the suspect was also interviewed. what was not clear is the suspect opened fire in the first place. >> we are an extended family so we feel that deeply and our thoughts and prayers are with the officer and with his family. >> the chp officer who was rushed to john muir hospital, we understand has been on the force for six years all day officers have been going to the medical center in walnut creek just to lend their support. we have also lear

fears this will rise further blocked mountain roads which are hampering rescue efforts chinese premier wen jiabao is visiting the region where more than one hundred thousand have been left homeless the red cross is working to sandy relief supplies while rescue crews try to reach outlying towns. sow's of people have packed the streets of brazil's capital protesting against state corruption and demanding a government to clean up the falls wednesday's arrest of several high ranking politicians on suspicion of fraud and record hearing demonstrations coincided with independence day celebrations brazil has long struggle to tackle corruption and improve government accountability. on the shelf you know you read those labels and you don't trust them i don't trust any labels but you know what organic labels. you know some of them i do just because they're all right healthier regardless like organic milk that comes from same cow the cows are labeled organic regular you know they're not a lot of people say there's no evidence that g.m.o. is are bad for your health. so but when it's on the label you ca

wens going into wednesday night. now expecting a washup certainly going to see a little more in the way of unsettled weather. tomorrow morning wake up to a few clouds across the skyline. then the clouds push back in tuesday night going into wednesday morning stays try but then may open the door for maybe a few showers to sneak in by wednesday. so waking up to the temperatures in the 40s. 43 degrees. sunshine we'll be in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. another chilly night monday to tuesday with our lows falling around 46 to 50 degrees. so forecast for tonight 46 mixture of stars and clouds, chilly. tomorrow a few clouds sneak into the picture, and then the 7-day forecast, those are back. 71 again for monday, tuesday, 75 degrees. again the clouds picking up on wednesday. we'll go around 78 degrees for your daytime high and ravens are playing again thursday night so looks pretty good. 52 degrees for that temperature for the game so things are looking good by thursday. the score, though, not looking too good. 30-21

. >> it's great to have investments but who is going to be there to police that it gets to the wen even our own country. we have certain laws that help that supposed to create a level playing field but we are still having challenges here. who internationally will make sure that those types of laws and investments are enfored? >> patricia you travel in central and south america what are you seeing? >> big differences in terms of women's rights. in costa rica it is a female president and they have a quota. >> and brazil and argentina. >> and an example of a strategy that they pursue in order to increase the number of women in politics that have worked in brazil and certainly it is a very important leader and argentina we have a specific example. we use the antidiscrimination treaty against discrimination of women. and there was a shadow report about argentina and the south of argentina we use it to bring attention to the targeting of women by the tobacco industry and we use the treaty to change the law and we were effective. there are real things can you do. >> one of the problems when th

. >> he wen out of his way to make people laugh.ll the time, he was just doing the dorkiest things to make people laugh. >> i want to thank the chp specifically for taking care of us all of this time. and everyone for showing their support. you know, my dad loved all the you guys. i can see that you love him. >> as youngstrom's family took him to his final resting place for a private funeral, his fellow officers gave him one final salute. >>> tense moments in the oakland hills tonight as a fire erupted in the same neighborhood that was destroyed 21 years ago in that devastating wildfire ta killed 25 people. tonight, a house that was reby the after the oakland hills firestorm burned again. it happened on the 7,000 block of norfolk road near westmoreland drive. joel he cheryl herd is live with the latest for us. >> the fire department is wrapping up here tonight and the winds are calm. that's significant because the winds were not calm 21 years ago when fire ripped through this area. the smoke could be seen for miles. and from the fre

will rise further due to blocked mountain roads which are hampering rescue efforts chinese premier wen jiabao has visited the region were more than one hundred thousand have been left homeless the red cross is working to send relief supplies while rescue crews try to reach outlying towns. thousands of people have packed the streets of brazil's capital protesting against a corruption and demanding a government cleanup it falls wednesday's arrest of several high ranking politicians on suspicion of fraud and record tearing demonstrations coincided with independence day celebrations brazil has long struggle to tackle corruption and improve government accountability was concern growing over global food security of the use of genetically modified and greens is becoming increasingly common and increasingly controversial much of the debate centers on whether it poses a risk to health and whether or not g.m. foods should be labelled the resident show host laurie harvest has been gauging opinion in new york. more than forty countries around the world have mandated g.m.o. labeling on food product

wens i think jennifer lopez will be on the show next week. she has nice hair. >> friday express is coming up. alive roundup of today's top what you need to kn >> time for our friday expressed. >> a roundup of today's top stories. starting with jummy olabanji. four people have been with thein connection killed four the u.s., including ambassador to libya. say there's a threat more violence at u.s. embassies around the world. officials say protesters have taken to the streets in 11 including egypt, yemen, and iraq. the outrage was sparked by an ilm that wasf u.s. that mocks the prophet muhammad. students at central high school will gather this afternoon on the football field. they will wear light blue t- shirts and release hundreds of slainns in honor of their classmate. old marckel ross was killed tuesday morning while simply walking to school. the case is wide open. the second teenager to be killed since school started in prince george's county. back to you. >> thank you. what you need to know. >> we just learned a prince george's county poli

>> it's critical, it's going to be quite market inge flew wen shall.'s going to tell us how the second quarter did for the united states economy. now during normal times we should find a 2% to 2.5% rise. >> and todd, as you know, the ceo of goldman-sachs says that austerity measure aren't necessarily going to get you a higher gdp. is that a message that's resonating on wall street right now? >> you have this fiscal cliff, we only have a couple of months to resolve these issues and the ceo of gold man sacks is saying, look, choerm budget cuts are not going to do anything for the gdp, you have to have a long-term plan, we might have congress that's coming out and maybe have some quick solutions from jumping off of this fiscal cliff, but you need everybody to come together, both republicans and democrats and the white house and get everyone together to come up with a long-term plan for budget cuts. that will actually help the gdp down the road. >> is there a full blown recovery under way as many people are hoping? >> i got to tell you, the housing data ri

and you better believe that wen he tries to put this into action, all of the big companies like pepsitry to get the court to stop it. >> but when smoking was banned inside there were warnings put on smoke -- >> i keep hearing all that, don, but when you smoke it affects others around you. so you, as a person are subjecting everybody in the restaurant -- >> but if you get sick that affects your family, the job, if you're overweight. >> but you know what, that is between and your family. that is between you and your family, smoking forces everybody else to inhale second-hand smoke. when you get yourself a big gulp, and start to drink, that is about you. that is your decision to put that into your body. >> maybe you're offending somebody else's senseabilities. >> there is a supreme court quote, you can't legislate morality, or common sense. >> they're appointed by the mayor. >> by him, so oh, surprise, the people he put into the position and essentially pays are going to agree with him? come on, that is ridiculous. >> new york city, as a city, does it have the authority to do this? >> it

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the factor will return in a ems is color fading, but wen >> bill: thanks for staying with us.'m bill o'reilly. in the weekdays with bernie segment tonight, there was an interesting reaction to my interview with ted koppel last week on the factor and his chat with me on nbc news. some thought that mr. koppel came in with a preconceived point of view. >> i don't think anyone is going to be confused as to the ideological belief of most of the people who appear on fox. >> bill: i think that's grossly unfair to the hard news others. okay? if you look at our bureau system and the people we have reporting, all right? i will run them down for you, bret baier, is he an idealogue? >> i don't know bret. >> you don't know, okay. that's a big piece of the fox news puzzle and you don't know him. >> that's final. >> bill: joining us now from north carolina comment the purveyor of bernard goldberg got come mr. goldberg. i was surprised brit hume pointed out to me earlier in the break i didn't confront ted koppel with the fact that we had baier and shepard smith certainly not a conservative, b

so for example, earlier this month the anniversary of occupy walstre, sct brn's affe wen a elizabetharren event and tried to deliver this cake to her. get it it? elizabeth warren is like an occupy activist. so she gets a cake from scott brown. their stunt was ying to deliver this melting sheet cake. eyet picre of o havet themselves trying to pull off the stunt. there's a long history of people trying to provoke their opponents so they do something embarrassing or damaging. if they could have that reaction while someone is filming, that t at.tow i it's not run of the mill politics. it's not delivering an unappealing sheet cake to your opponent which you find hilarious. this is different. here's the context. at last week's debate between scott brown and elizabeth wa, tobrowght of the gate, before anything was discussed, first thing scott brown attacked elizabeth warren for being native american because he says, she looks white to him. heckedhe cin she was a native american. clearly, she's not. >> scott bwn is also a one-man racial litmus test. don't know if your great grandmotr was cze

ems is color fading, but wen mom for documentation when she talked about our native american heritage. what kid would? but i knew my -- my parents to elope. i never asked for and never got any benefit because of my heritage. the people who hired me have all said they didn't even know about it. i'm elizabeth warren and i approve this message. scott brown can attack my family, but i'm going to keep fighting for yours. >> stay with us. >>> professor warren claimed that she was a native american, a person of color, as you can see, she is not. she checked the box of native american. >> as a kid, i never asked my mom more documentation when she talked about our native american heritage. what kid would? but my father didn't like she was part cherokee so my parents had to elope. i'm elizabeth warren and i approve this message. scott brown can continue attacking my family, but i'm going to keep fighting for yours. >> as weird as it is to see a senate candidate explaining their ethnic background, how weird is it because of the attacks on her in this campaign are about her race? i don't understa

tonight's nate silver updatef the new york times blog fraufts that on november 6th president obama will wen 312 vos d mitt romney will th25es hha ofniaskeckp to 80%. joining me now is krystal ball. senator turner it's all about ohio. we keep saying no return has every won the presidency without oh. what is your sense of the prident's lead in ohio right now? it seems to be just outside the margin of error. w lncio cenle t t and we celthat by the frequent visits by the president here and by governor romney. his team trying to make up for their 40%. you know, republicans have a problem with the 40%. here in the state of ohio, our governorncidon't need your people. we got governor romney talking about he don't need those people and the last time i checked we were we the people. and that's who the president is fighting for. we the pple in eye yoe, we the people in wiscsin,e oplell aoss isnt goornes al actlwho he is and we've got to believe that he doesn't care about the 47% in this nation. >> watching the romney-ryan romance come apart in such an ugly way, the stench. i mean, here's another quo

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wen president obama will define his race -- we understand president obama will define his race against republican nominee mitt romney saying voters face a choice between two fundamentally different visions for the future. the president was to deliver tonight's speech at charlotte's bank of american stadium or i should say 2008 address, but it was moved inside after possible thunderstorms. president obama is set to take the stage in a bit, but as so often happens, they're a bit off time tonight. the vice president has been running a bit long, but it's been an impassioned speech that has this coliseum full of some 20,000 people from time to time in tears and in others up and cheering. let's listen as the vice president finishes for us this evening. >> you didn't lose faith. you fought back. you didn't give up. you got up. you're the ones, the american people. you're the ones. you're the reason why we are still better positioned than any country in the world to lead the 21st century. you never quit on america and you deserve a president who will never quit on you! will never quit on you.

as chinese premier wen jiabao noted in a speech, africa's support has doubled in the last year alone. they've gotten more than half of their exports in oil and copper from china. china's arrival has also improved africa's infrastructure, including funding and building the gleaming new african union headquarters in ethiopia. today brazil, turkey, malaysia, and india are all following china's lead. but commodities alone will not sustain the kind of growth that african nations need, especially if bric countries continue to slow from their breakneck growth. the key will be to use commodity revenue to build up agriculture and industry, invest in education and health, and improve governance. only through this will africa be able to further better the lives of the nearly 2/3 of its sub-saharan population that still lives on less than $2 a day or has no access to electricity. but for now, let's step back and take a moment to note that things look much brighter than ever before on the african continent. let's get started. ♪ >>> my next guest is, according to former senator alan simpson, the mo