that's why he sought to dismiss bo. thank you. >> i'd like to ask you some more questions in a moment. the vice premier has been appointed party chief of chongqing. chen is set to be close to the former president. >> reporter: he is 65 and studied at the university in pyongyang and said to be fluent in korean. he was promoted to parliament bureau member at the 2007 national party congress and became vice premier the following year. his portfolio includes safety management for coal mines and railways. in reporting on bo's dismissal, the hong kong television station carried an analysis by expert in chinese politics. >> reporter: on thursday, a television station in chongqing reported on the development. it quoted top party personnel official. he described the flight to the u.s. consulate as a grave incident with serious rep cushions. lee called chung politically powerful, fair and a person of good conduct. he added that chung is excellent at controlling situations. the television station said lee's comments appeared to in

citizens were caught off guard by bo's removal. bo is reported to have been charged with negligence of duty in supervising a close aide. police are investigating former vice mayor wang lijun. wang flew to an american consulate last month. an expert based in hong kong is said wang is said to have corruption which implicates bo and authorities may investigate him too. political maneuvering is expected to intensify in the run up to the party convention. >>> japan's crown prince says he hopes people who experience disasters will share their stories so others can learn from them. he made the appeal to an international forum on water. delegates are attending the sixth world water forum in france. japan's crown prince serves as the president of the secretary-general's advisory board on water and sanitation. he canceled plans to deliver a keynote speech. he stayed in japan to perform the duties of his father. the emperor is recovering from heart bypass surgery. the crown prince delivered a video message instead. >> i will do my best togeth

bo xilai was expected to be among them. but with his career now over, he's become a casualty in a struggle at the very top of chinese politics. martin patience, bbc news, beijing. >> let's go over to beijing now. the bbc's michael bristow is there, the beginning of a right royal fight to get the places on the top table. >> indeed, it does look like that. with chinese politics, it's often very difficult to tell what's going on, because most of what happens happens behind closed doors. chinese politicians don't come out and give press conferences and tell us exactly what they said in private meetings and tell us exactly how they're going to be sized, who the next leaders of the chinese communist party will be. that's supposed to be decided at the end of this year when the communist party holds a congress to decide on this reshuffling of top leaders. but it certainly looks as though the demotion or the replacing of bo xilai from chongqing, that a senior contender in this race to get to the high table of chinese politics has lo

so bo regard sends his message to anderson. look. you're going to have to sir rond hr render the fort. look, sorry, but i've got orders. and you're in the wrong as far as bo regard is concerned. you're going to have to surrender the fort. anderson sends a message immediately back. he says, look, i can't. i'm arbaud orders to hold the fort at all costs. i will hold the fort at all costs. but i can't hold out much longer anyway. we are really low on food. we are really low on water. we're going to have to leave here soon anyway. so maybe we can come up with some sort of a compromise. let's not get a whole bunch of guys killed over nothing. bo regard gets the message. you can just imagine, all right, i wasn't expecting that. soon, how soon is soon? you're going to have to leave soon. all right. he sends the message back out to anderson and anderson says look, i'll tell you what, if i'm not relieved by noon on april 15th, i'll have to leave the fort. so did you get the chain of events there? lincoln sends a chain of messages to south car

about bo xilai going down. you know, i don't think when he talked about the cultural revolution was talking about the cultural revolution in the '60s and '70s. i think he was talking about the party loss pog we are. because that's what happened in the cultural revolution. you know, mao used the people to overthrow the party. anarchy, you know, the communist party's definition is anarchy is the communist party losing power. and i think that is what he was talking about, as well as having a slap at bo xilai. >> rose: continue about when xaobao. what is going on in the body politic of china. there was a three hour press conference, he said quote there are obviously political conflicts with the most important conflicts related to the distribution of power in the party. >> he is not calling for democratic elections. but you know, on the chinese sort of political ledger he is on the liberal side of it. and i think he was it was his last press conference, an annual press conference thises with a biller sweet valedicti

bo xilai was expected to be among the new leaders. with his career over, he has become a casualty of the struggle at the very top of chinese politics. >> are reading the chinese tea leaves there. you are watching "bbc world news america," still to come -- all hailed the potato revolution. in greece, the rush to save money means cutting out the middleman out whenever you can. thousands of sri lankan government forces have marched through the capital in protest of a u.s. plan to table a resolution about sri lanka at the u.n. security council. they have handed in a petition to the american embassy. we were at the rally and we got this report. >> the government brought its supporters to the streets to echo its own message denouncing u.s. plans for a resolution critical of sri lanka. this does urge the country to address alleged violations of civil law during the war. >> we are here today to protest against certain countries trying to pass a resolution against sri lanka. >> a variety of protesters had been brought in including government e

we had bo diddley on the show not long ago. bo had this record in 1955 called i'm a man. and those of you who aren't familiar with it, the lyrics are basically, "line up all the pretty women, "and i'll make love to them all in an hour." bo's a hell of a man. yeah, he is. [laughter] (paulson) and he still sings it at age 70-something, and he still seems to mean it. [laughter] but what's funny is that bo was under attack fordirty music in 1955, but bo is a spirited guy and obviously embraced r&b at a time when it really did have an edge to it. but bo said was, "i can't stand this current music. "it's too dirty. "this rap music is awful. it's influencing our kids in a negative way," which is the heart of my question to you, because you were being attacked, really, for your political stance as much as for the content. here today, senator clinton, senator lieberman, many others are criticizing the content of rap not because it's revolutionary but because of profanity, sexual content. do you see today's music in a different light than you saw your own music? of course, it's a d

bo that forever changed baseball.then and now a baltimore original. >> when i look out the window at night in my house i see mr. bo winking. >> ron max, wjz eyewitness news. >> he is a flirt that guy. the commemorative bo cans will be sold at orioles ballpark when the season starts. for more, go to wj z.com. i can't believe it's been 20 years. >> i know. >>> still to come tonight on wjz eyewitness news. historic visit the pope touches down in cuba. his message for the cuban people. >> horrific scene, several people killed in a crash in virginia. >> i'm bob turk in the weather center. i'll have your exclusive five day forecast. >>> wjz13 is always on. for instant updates on all the day's news and updated day's news and updated forecast, log ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> three people are dead after a three vehicle crash. state police say a dump truck carrying sludge crossed the double line into oncoming traffic. a total of five trucks and a car was involved in the cash. an investigation is ongoing. >>> pope benedict xvi continues

bo xilai, a rising star sacked this month. neil heywood, a british business when, at now dead. -- a british businessman, now dead. tonight, u.k. government officials have confirmed that the police chief are arranged a meeting here with british diplomats at the consulate in chongqing the next day, he fled to the american mission instead. he tried to seek asylum there. he was taken away by chinese security. he has not been seen since. bo xilai, one of china's most popular politicians, it was a huge embarrassment. over same chongqing, he encouraged the stock shot and high-profile, but heavy-handed crackdown on corruption. his policies are intended enemies. at the annual congress, he looked tired, under pressure. days later, he was sacked. it exposed the parties deep division. why did the police chief are arranged to meet british diplomats? one suggestion -- he meant that and permission to pass to them. yemenia been looking into the death of neil heywood, the british men linked to bo xilai. the official explanation was that neil h

and the man at the center of the scandal, is bo xilai. his star has been on the rise in the party, until late last week. stan grant takes a look at what happened in the potentially far-reaching ramifications that china's system as well as its business climate. >> reporter: he has seen a lot in his 72 years. once the soldier, later the father of china's environmental movement. now, he's watching china gripped by more political intrigue and upheaval. this is a fight between the gods, he says. way beyond the reach of ordinary people. the gods, china's inner circle. the communist party inner bureau. in a year of transition, the secretive party is turning on one of its own. and not just anyone. the son of communist revolutionary hero. bo xilai rose through the ranks. more than 30 million people. he revived maoist slogans. he was slacked last week amid intrigue and rumor online that chinese media is celebrating his public disgrace. but in the restaurants, locals toast and praise him. >> i like him. >> reporter: on the streets, too. bo xilai has

bo xilai had fashioned himself as a redder than red communist hard man. the son of a party hero, adopting revolution songs and slogans. he cracked down on criminal gangs and corruption and made enemies acy s enemies. a source close to bo xilai tells cnn his family rejects all allegations against him. right now with neil heyward dead and bo xilai banished and out of sight, whatever truth there is remains hidden in the mist and haze of chongqing. stan grant, cnn, chongqing. >>> anger swept the streets of spain on thursday with protesters in full force. sources of their fury? unpopular austerity measures that are likely to be presented today. >>> hi again. welcome back. you are watching "world business today." let's give you an update on the world's stock markets, in particular the european stock markets that have been trading for about 90 minutes now. let's look at how they stand. they have been putting on a rather stellar performance, given the successive days of declines we have saw on the markets. almost a full week of declines on the markets last week i

bo. sort of take odds with what the earlier comment was that he was a shoo-in for the standing committee. he was always a very controversial candidate for that. there was now a fairly well-known incident of one of his key aides, and you know, like political issues in the west, when something slips up on your watch, you know how the buck stops here, you take the hit, and he does. >> do you think, though, that with bo out of the way, and what one blogger from china described him as an ultra left stronghold. do you think that his demise or his departure will have an impact on the political direction that china will now take under the new leadership, and by extension, what direction the economy takes? >> i really don't, andrew. i think that, you know, the days are gone when there are ideological struggles within china for the future of the nation. i think what is driving china right now is economic necessity and the need to modify change, reform the growth model to keep the pace of economic d

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wen made a thinly-veiled attack on bo after the congress. he did not mention him by name. >> so wen caught many off guard with his comments. >>> let's see where the leading stock index is heading. ia joins us now with that. >> it's not just tokyo markets. even on wall street, the dow jones industrial ended higher for a sixth day in a row. as well as receding concerns about eurozone debt issues. let's see how stocks here are trading. for that we'll go at the tokyo stock exchange. stocks look poised to continue their upward trend. how is the nikkei starting off this morning? >> let's look at the nikkei and the topix this thursday morning. you can see the levels for yourself. and we can see there the nikkei actually up quite a bit. and currently 10,130, up 79 points. the growing optimism. and we've seen that in gains in both the dow and the nikkei. the dow closed above for two days in a row. we've seen the nikkei closing above 10,000 for the first time since july last year. let's see if it can close above 10,000 again. focus on upcoming corpora

the first dog, bo obama, knows how to steal the spotlight.was filming in front of the white house when bo obama made a rather surprise appearance. the portuguese water dog is used to taking center stage, though. last month, he surprised some tourists at the white house by showing up for an unannounced meet and greet in the blue room. he also showed up for a skit with the first lady and late night talk show host jimmy fallon. we know bo can probably speak portuguese, but not sure about the spanish. >> that's right. we're not sure about that. although i'm sure bo's saying, why are these people at my house? always in my way. >> exactly. this is my land. please get out of the way. >>> stay with us, "news4 today" at 6:00 continues. we'll have weather & traffic on the 1s. >>> breaking news. in afghanistan this morning, the first active retaliation for the hoif

bo radley is the one who actually has it straight, right? he knows those kids are going to get into trouble. he's out there and he does something about it. he's the one who gets justice in the book. you know, and so when you really think about it, if you can put through this wonderful vision of the child, if you can stop looking at this problem from a child's point of view, then you'll get a new take on "to kill a mockingbird," i think. you know, one that's much more actually meaningful to you. so -- >> ok. thanks. mary. >> yeah. >> oh, great. we lost you for a minute there. >> i know. >> yeah. so tell us -- how did you choose "to kill a mockingbird" as the subject for your book and for your film? you know, what made you take this on as a project 50 years after the book was published? >> well, my adult rereading of "to kill a mockingbird" made a far greater impression on me than my adolescent reading ever had, and once that happened i started to just satisfy my own curiousity i started to find out as much as i could about both the novel and

she got photo bombed by bo obama. and where backyards are concerned, bo does enjoy a huge home field advantage and he took full advantage of it in front of univision's viewers. >>> up next here tonight, a woman doing the same thing today that she's been doing since 1935 and making a big difference for a lot of kids along the way. >>> finally here tonight, when you consider that stat that half of all new teachers leave their job after five years, tonight's story about a very special teacher in chicago is all the more remarkable. she started teaching in 1935. she is still going strong. our education correspondent rehema ellis has tonight's "making a difference" report. >> reporter: olivia neubauer is celebrating a couple of rare milestones. this week, she turned 100 years old, and she may be the nation's oldest teacher, still in the classroom and loving every minute. >> yes, my son drives me crazy. he says now, come on mom, when are you going to stop? >> mrs. neubauer, as everyone calls her, found her calling 80 years a

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the first lady also discussed covert trips to petco with bo.hat very famous visit over to target. >> that's my target run. i went to target. [ laughter ] i thought i was under cover. no one knew that was me because a woman actually walked up to me. she said, excuse me. i just have to ask you something. and i thought, cover's blown. she said, can you reach on that shelf and hand me the detergent? i kid you not. >> mrs. obama added that the woman then told her that she didn't need to make reaching that detergent look so easy. humanizing moment for the first lady, right? >> her curt wasn't really full. i can't go to target without dropping a couple hundred. >> easy. a cart full of stuff. >>> these new pictures are sure to upset all of the believers out there. these images of justin bloodied and bruised are part of a photo shoot. calm down. >> for the tenth anniversary of "complex" magazine. as for the beaten look? the mag says making pop music is a contact sport. okay. >> all right. >>> and staying with the young and hip theme right now, mtv is br

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my concern amount bos l-3, is that the bos l-3 process could end up like 1 and 2, where the process getsprocess become so difficult for investors to understand and many of the firms that are involved in the bos l-3 process are effectively backed by their governments so the largest banks in france and germany, across much of europe they have long been in effect, public utilities that is how those governments want to run their banking systems and it shouldn't be my judgment as to whether that is right or wrong. but, in fact, if you are an investor in deutsche bank or an investor in society general you have an expectation born of long experience that that government is standing behind that firm, because that firm is in some sense so large relative to that country. that is not our banking system, charlie. my view is that shouldn't be ours. we have the benefit of 9,000 banks, we want these banks to compete with each other. we want the biggest bank in one decade to be able to fail and to become smaller without causing taxpayers to write a check. so i think we have huge benefits of a diversifie