assistant secretary of state robert blake toured one of the refugee camp s inside uzbekistan today >>united states supports an investigation into the cause of the violence that took place and is still occurring in southern krygyzstan, so that everyone can better understand why this happened , so that this can be prevented in the future. >> woodruff: krygyzstan has been in turmoil since a violent uprising overthrew the president andrew bacevich in april. the intergovernment blames bakiyev and his sympathizers for inciting this new crise. earlier today i talked with clifford leevee of the "new york times." he has been reporting from osh for the past four days. clifford leevee, thank you very much for talking with us. first of all, what is the situation there now? >> the situation is relatively stable. we're not seeing the kind of violence that erupted here about a week ago. that spread rapidly to many of the minority uzbek neighborhoods leading to a lot of death and destruction. things have calmed a lot since then. that's on the one hand. on the other hand, immersions have hardened, and

blake had the opportunity to consult with the government of kiergestan and the government of quebec to stand -- government of ubekistan. the message over the weekend was to do whatever it can to help stabilize the current situation and regain the trust and confidence of all the people of kiergestan and we are prepared to help in any way we can. >> [unintelligible] >> that is a decision for the government of kiergestan. >> [unintelligible] they have developed nuclear technology for nuclear diffusion. >> to think we're very skeptical about that. >> the increase reactivity when the korean border? >> as to that particular story out of south korea, we would refer you to the south korean government. quirks >>> [unintelligible] there is some kind of back channel behind-the-scenes talks with the iranian government. i am skeptical that you would confirm that from the podium, but i am more skeptical that you are engaged in any talks with iran, a country for which you have no diplomatic relations. i do you deny this?+ >> if you go back over the 30 years, there have been lots of people on the othe

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you can highlight a podcast of a program we had conversations with america where this morning, bob blake and former ambassador had a nice 45-minute discussion of the implications of the u.s. dialogue completed last week. and then just a few cats and dogs before taking your questions. we were asked yesterday when did we become aware of the leak of -- alleged leak of department cables? we became aware of that on may 27. we were asked regarding potential requests for extradition involving a u.s. citizen and former executive of union car bide. the united stateses has an extradition treaty in force but we do not comment on extradition requests in any particular case. regarding the canadian boom, we expect to see the first somewhere around 9,843 of boom arrive this evening by truck in alabama and we would expect to have two additional arrivals on wednesday and thursday. you have been asking in recent days regarding the extent of our assistance of humanitarian aid po gaza. in terms of the current fiscal year -- fiscal 2010, we estimate -- we have appropriated roughly $400 million in assistance

you can highlight pod cast of a program we had, conversations with america where this morning bob blake and former ambassador had a nice 45 minute discussion of the implications of the u.s., india street dialogue completed last week. and then just a few cats and dogs before taking your questions. we're asked yesterday, when did we become aware of the leak of alleged leak of department cables and classified documents. that was on may 27th. we're asked regarding potential requests extra diction involving a u.s. citizen and former executive of union care bid. has extra force and we do not comment on extra diction requests for any case. regarding canadian boom, we expect to see the first of somewhere around 9, 843 feet of boom arrive this evening by truck in alabama and we would expect to have two additional a rivals on wednesday and thursday. now you've been asking in recent days regarding extent of the assistance of human tear yen ate to gaza. in terms of the crept fiscal year, fiscal 2010, we estimate we've appropriated roughly 400 million in assistance to the west bank and gaza and righ