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and it didn't stop there, as we hear from melissa chan of al jazeera english. >> reporter: the center is an organization that helps people fight discrimination in china. its operated for years. but wednesday on, the authorities showed up, unannounced, to collect evidence and investigate supposed illegal activities. the problem? the publication of the office's newsletter. it has apparently not been cleared by the government. >> translator: i suspect our antidiscrimination activities have offended many people including big corporations, common officials and wealthy businessmen. >> reporter: it's the latest blow to the handful of organizations in china that push for social change and justice. here at the center, they fight discrimination against women, gays and hiv carriers. across town, another organization under fire.

is do you like yours, channing? surreal, isn't it? >> you know you've made it big when you have your own action figure. this is like the biggest movie that each one of you has been associated with. is that daunting or exciting? >> it's kind of -- you relinquish control. she's not going to stand up. she's tired. she's having a little snooze. you have to kind of step back off your job, and of course we want it to do well because that means people have responded well to it and enjoyed it. >> i grew up with the gi joes in my childhood. i'm sorry. >> he wants to sit next to you. >> i can't. it's like my nervous buddy. yeah, it's definitely a little daunting and a little scary to play your childhood icon. >> the baroness is evil. was that fun? >> these kinds of movies, the villain is the place to be. you get great outfits. i got the great weapons. lots of evil squints and kicking him in the head. >> always nice. >> those outfits both of you wore tight, heavy rey tweshe a were theys a uncomfortable as they looked? >> proba

tatum is a buff dude, as well. >> well, channing's a big dude.me up in weight. we was like two fighters meeting in the middle. >> jimmy: wow. >> like ricky hatton and floyd mayweather jr. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, you know, i think we did a good job. >> jimmy: you became friends? >> yeah, real cool. i was just in his wedding. he had a beautiful wedding out in malibu. it was beautiful until paparazzi showed up in helicopters during his vows. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's never a good thing. >> jenna, "i just want to say --" [ imitates helicopter sounds ] [ laughter ] "i do! i do! can you hear me? i do!" [ laughter ] "i do!" >> jimmy: people are screaming their vows. "when i first met you -- i'm so in love! i love you so much!" >> "i love you, too!" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that must have been wild. that's pretty fun. and you're doing -- you're also promoting the film on army bases. >> yeah, we went down to d.c. to the army base. i mean, it's "g.i. joe," man. what you want to do is you want to, you know -- this takes place in a fantasy world. it's not

melissa chan, al jazeera, beijing. >>> two other stories from china worth noting.in a rare disclosure on family planning, the government says 13 million abortions are performed in china each year, more than any other country. it said the real number could be even much higher because many abortions are performed outside of hospitals. the reasons include poor sex education and china's long-standing, one-child policy. but now there are signs that china maybe relaxing that policy, as we hear from tom eagleton of abc in australia. >> reporter: china's trying to almost half its population of 1.3 billion by cutting the birthrate. since the one-child policy was introduced in 1980, there have been few exceptions to the rule, but limits parents to a single offspring, but the three-decade experiment with social engineering is coming at a cost. a rapidly aging population. >> translator: it's inevitable that would happen, but we have to avoid the aging society issue from getting too bad. if it goes too far, we cannot afford the burden. >> reporter: the problems most acute in af

. >> jeff abell chan can chan at 10:00. >> meantime this is the 6th time now the board slashed the budgets since governor martin o'malley took over the office. >> warning tonight about scammers trying to take advantage of people in danger of losing their homes. congressman elijah cummings held a news conference today to let homeowners know about loan modification scams. that's where companies try to charge a fee. that is illegal. the service should be free. right now, one out of every eight maryland homeowners is behind on their forge payments. when keith had been hanna tried to go help he ran into trouble. >> if there is any company that is advertising they can help with a mortgage and asking for money. it is a scam. >> well so far, state investigators are collected more than a million dollars in fines from refinance companies, found guilty of this fraud. >> more on the story coming up tonight on the "late edition" at 11:00. >> new plans unveiled for a casino in baltimore. the city and development group presented a new site today. they want the slot machines to go right off russell street

you uld try to minimize the risks by putting on safety equipment, but tre is a chan of falling. its not complety sa, but that is what makes it such goo fun, i think. >> there is much more dangers unregulated fli te. it is calle tombstoning. it a group of individuals who arrived at the coasand are jumping off of the rock without anthought to the consequences. quite often,hey have been to the publicor and for a quick drink before they do it. >> he was just 17 years o when he jped off of aliff. he smashed his head on ros and hes now paralyzed. >> i could not move. i blacked out. >> around the country, dozens of people ve been injured or killed. an ficial guided tour is by far the safest option. a bit of jumping in bit of swimming. we're making the most of our wonderful coastline. >> talk about the perils of the natul world. this footage was originallyent be filled during the count's devastating wildfires, but it was actually taken a week before itied during an operati to save her from a li-threatening disease. >> the symbol of hope for so many people around the world was the gat pi

have nooubt that we canake these chans. >> susie: here in neyork, we talked wh people still waiting for the change the presint is promising. scott gurveyet with some new yorkers today to find ouabout their job huntg efforts. >> rorter: in spite of today's employment rort, there wasn't much in the way of exuberanc irrational or otherwise, at e offices of h.rspecialist adecco group. jobseeker julisantana says not much has changed. >> it's still hard to y to find a job. even to get an interviewt's hard. i had interviews and, u know, i've hadeople, human resources departments,ell me out of 200 remes, they've only chosen five. >> repter: julios looking for wo in the hospitality sector, which habeen hard hit as consumers cut bk on diretionary spending. but adecco c.e.o. tigilliam says there are jobs to be fod in certain areas. >>ost people are feeling that e job market at least is not geing worse. and many categories, especially in eas like i.t. and accountingtwo areas where we see jobrowth at the national level. and also i think where we e job ekers more confint of theiopportunities going fo

here's a lk at what's happeng tomorrow: >> susie: tonight'of mutual intere commentator says there's a chan underway in the mutual fund market with grth funds gaining vor. he's john waggoner mutuafund columnist atusa today." >> everything goes in cycl. in t spring, the swallows return to capistrano. in the summer, the perse meteor showers lht up the heaven and every ten ars or so, growthunds return to favor. this is onof those times. stk-fund managers fall into two camps: value androwth. value managers look fobeaten- up stockthat will return to wall street's graces. growth managerlook for stocks companies with potentially huge earnings grow. value has been the winner r a decade. t now growth stocks are on t rally, and there a good reason fothat. grow stocks fare best with growth is hard to find. in a sluggish economy,nvestors adore thfew companies whose earnings are soaring. the economy is probably stting to grow now,ut few are looking for rip-snorting growth. and there are two very good reasons for that. the first is interesrates. when rates rise,orrowing becomes re expensive, and it becom

we m also see a chan in where japansits in the wod's ecomy. from numberwo to nber the? >> yeah, this is real seismic shiftmen it will probablyake place at the end of thisyear. in the second quarter year, japan's econy contracte by er 15%. this is the wor contraction of any rich ecomy in decades. and wh that means is th chinis going to overtakehem ster within aouple of yes, faster than was initially thought. this iand going to putchina in the spotlightet again. we alrdy than they'rehe 800-pound goril in the region nothe number onerade partner for japan over e u.s. but also as apolitical partner in the region. i think yo can so that with the u.s./chinatrategic dialogue in july wch made japanery nervou >> japan going numberthree. for the united ates, what is threal iact here? just a psychological hing? we get over itand -- oh a psychogical element t in terms ofubstance and size this is a historic moment. the first time that the indurialized world, the world's coming out of you recession in which wre not going be pulled out by either europe the u.s.r japan. th tradional eco

moments of my summit meeting with the nth korean leader and our meeting r co- prospery, things began to chan>> he spent six years in prin, three in exile,nd 10 in house arrestbefore rising to the ghest office in the land. the end, perhaps his democracy that he foht so hard for will be his mostnduring legacy bbc news. >> now do try for a moment to foet the violence, polital tension, and hardship. every day in iraq, people turn the tv to do just th. they focusn wh they may he for dinn. we chef feraz spt a in -- we ent a day with cheraz in baghdad. >> this is the way many people start their day. with fund -- tuning in just for one reason. to learn the culinary secrets of the country's best known a shaft. best known chef. chef feraz gives me ts on being the perfect iraqi house what. we startith a declaraon with an orae. >> th is different from what you normally see on televisn in iraq, which is usually explosions,ar, politics. this is a bit of light touch. it is a difficult life for most people here. >> it was not sy for chef feraz to accept the j. in the past, tv celebties have been kild and ki

room whereeople are comfortable wi that, there's a human behavior element where it kes a long time to chan that said, the iernet is such a powerful force, be ableo leverage that pe and deliver content to various dices, whether it be computers or mobile devices or other devices quite frankly, monitors that hang on wal, that's coming. and what i think sometime peopleet wrong is how long it will takein certain enronments. because it...ou know, thes things take time. anything thahas hardware asciated with it takes, quite frankly, long, long time in terms ofriving change. sflup we moving to a pnt where there ll be no aointment television, no realtime television? >> we we to fast forward, programing is always going to be a healt mix of event programming and on deman programming. there's certain thgs like scripted drama tha.. they're eier tical or such water cooler momentshat i think they'll be consumed within 48 hours. you don't ve to consu them at 9:00, but youant to csume them within the first couple days so you can talk t your friends about it the susan boyle phenomen on "britain's g talent."

he performed under a name of chan crawford. he lip synced. he earned 50 bucks a night.n to his skivvies. there was a no-nudity policy. interesting enough he said his moves caught the eye of a female casting agent to put him in the ricky martin she bangs video. can we see more of that? >> it looked like color me bad. >> they say he knew how to work the crowd. >> good tip money. >> well, to pee or not to pee. that is the question. this is a funny story. jamie presley from "my name is earl," she plays a red neck on the show. she was at a party at the abbey, a bar in west hollywood. there she is couched down on the sidewalk. can you see liquid there. witnesses say she was peeing in broad daylight on on the busy sidewalk in front of this bar in hollywood. they say she was actually taking a leak, if you will. she is defending herself and saying that's not the case at all. she says notice my hand in the back is pouring a bottle of water. >> it looks like she's on the phone while she's peeing. >> there's also video of it at the time. and people are reacting to the video when sh

it but to be able to do something physically like dance like gene kelly or do something like jackie chan. something where you are that graceful and where you are that physically uninhibited. i would love to be able to do that and i will never be able to do that. you can even saying in the first -- sing in the first place. tavis: now we know the things that we will never do. now we -- is it true, i did not realize this the last time we talk. your production company has the coolest name ever. >> touchy-feely films. it was my idea and i thought if we make a violent action movie would be great if it says a touchy-feely film. it was fun. that is what is. we are doing ok. we produced this and we are doing all right. tavis: how do you process wearing that hat and you are producing? >> i show up a lot at the office and say how is it going? that is what i do. i stay away from doing a lot of the production stuff. my friend and my wife -- a kind of did it thinking this would be really great but it was much harder than i thought. i stuck to the acting in this one. i have yet to know what it will be

ery, ver ides really going alteach othr, that's going to polarize the debat and like extinguish any chan the gang of sixwill come up with a produ. is that wt it looks like to new >> well, there are thse town halls, wh had been such -- somewhat an intellectual dbate up to now i taking n all the emion this issue has had for e last dcade. and for good reaso and these are big, b issues. david axelrod, the prsident's senior advis, goes upto capitol hill and has a big power poin display. has a big nuc 87 on it he explains th's the number of americans in percentage who have heah care right nw and they don't wantto lose what ey have. john: isthat why theycall it now health insurance rform, not health care? >> exact. who likes insurance companies anyway >>eter, the ton halls were so emotion and really dramatic. i don't think i'veseen anything like tat. >> rig. >> i -- there are suspicio that the are manufactured. how did thishappen? >> that's wat the whit house said this week. it's not gra roots it's troturf. manufactured anger. to so extent tat's corect but politics is bout being manufactured. g

that ia chan i doctre, calling onhese young men an women to put their lives at risk so that they do not kill civilians. >> to what e, what do you say to them? why are we putting you at the? >> civili casualties are up, and the principal cause and beyond the taliban'activities arair strikes. this has become a remotcombat situatn. americans are seen iheavily armod vehicles when ty are seen in tse troubled areas, beyond the tempt to organize communities and reh out to peop -- mark, you are -- >> rk, y are a step behind. >>he afghans see th casualties aa consequee of american presence d american picy. would add to it that when richard holbrooke, guru for ghanistan and pastan,as aed this week how to define success, he said "we will know whathen we see it." now, tha i amsorry,s not a rationa or reason for sending americans into- >> if you are parent andave a younman or woman of there being ot at a regular basis and you s why are we here, why my son or daughter there -- >> i think that this one is a lot easier to talk to those parents about that iq. this is e root of september 11. through the

in thifirst story, we take you to nepal, in sou asia, where climate chan has altered the lives of those whoepend on the lando get by. >eporter: in the hillsf southern nepal changes afoot. the cropthat are tritionally grown here, like rice, corn and by t, havbeen hard hit irregur rainfall ptterns and over the course the last decadeheir cultivation ve become increasingly difficult. leadingsome farmersto to think the unthinkabl in a cntry where rice enjoys almost god-like status ging up its cultivatn is not an easy decision on make. but for 24-year, hardship leftim no choice. reporter: so he learned how to grow bananas instd. a decion that was not popular with his father. [ speaking in native tone ] >> reporter: and hisopposition crumbled, the day his wife came ck from market, having sold thebanana crop for doubly the amount thathey're get for ce. annow the whole family's committed to growingananas. works for the agency, practical action, who run crop bstitution programs like th one. but it is he hielf ctions climate ange will rain a seous challenge for the people of nepal. >> ifhe climate

can take it to mea in this era of oma and of opennessnd chan and hope and of americans coming togetherhatcans are becominmore nativist. what is behind them turnin more inward? >> tds hard for me, tavis, to discn whether americans a becomingoreativice or the media d politicians are. putting amerins in aage whe they don'telong. my sense, even with the present, as you know, i greatly mire, i tnk he is somewhat behinthe curve of the american people, not out ahead. i think the america are ready for the publi option and rdy for greater investment by t government, by the state in ducation for young people an i thk he has been maybe a lite bit scared -- nvousness, by what is goinon with as y talked about it it, the angry polarize things we are hearing, people scrmingascist and socialist. evyone whoays there is somethin socialist about t prident's education program or the psident's health program has never set foot in a socialist couny. i he. inow what it is. democracy has nothinto do wh socialism . it is aut americansoing for their llow cizens what their citizens cannot alys do for themlves and p

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aernight still chan er owsh an thunderstorm althoug the threat has diminished a little bit. not as owmuggy. mid-60s in the suburbs although downtown we are still talking about low 70s for low temperatures. winds tug inh rternostealy at t 0 to 10. tempghnot to. o not too bulot w anin70s.as m saedfr erk. we in manassas. we will ma oma at live dplopok t 9000. couple showers on there. cooler air ahead on the weekend when we come back. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow the kennedy family will hold a public wake for eunice kennedy shriver. it will take place near the kennedy compound. a private funeral mass will take place on friday. mrs. shriver died yesterday. she was 88 years old. >>> more problems for the mayor adrian fenty tonight. his nominee to the contract appeals board won't be sworn in as planned. he was recently disbarred for his roll in a fraudulent real estate day. a week later the maryland court of appeal disbarred him and today he was notified in writing he is no longer meeting the requirements for the dc contract appeals board. >>> it has been nearly two months now since

after the four girls did a line chan and leo did the rest.leo closed his eyes and enjoyed the rush. it felt like he was floating in a warm bath. he smiled as the girls ran their fingers over his torso. he wasn't sure whether he was alive or dead. this was heaven. leo thought he had just had a profound revelation. he had figured it out. this was paradise. he wanted to tell someone. he wanted to tell his best friend, chen. leo tried to stand up and stumbled and immediately sank back down onto the couch. what had he wanted to tell chinh? what had seemed so important? he couldn't remember and now he felt like his mind had become detached from his body. what was his name and who were these girls? he placed his right hand over his heart but he couldn't feel a heartbeat. he tried again. nothing. he did feel something else though. something hard. leo pulled a handgun out of his pocket and stared at it with wonder. he started to giggle and couldn't stop. this was amazing. he had a gun in his hand. he needed to tell chen. chen, check this out. the word

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anif you're heading out to the beach, or a lake, is weekend, chans are you will encounter affic that will leave you fuming. rest assured you a not alone. in ft, in the thai capital of bangkok, traffic is unpleasant facof life year-rou. if it's ue that misery loves company, then we pmise you'll loveur final package tonight. comes to us from ella calla of al jazeera enish. >> reporter: it's earlmorning in suburban bangkok wh i meet morwan thehong and her sons as they hurry into e car. in this city, leaving ju five nutes late can mean getting stuck in traffic for hrs. >> we caot predict the traffic in bangkok. >> reporter: bakfast is eaten in the back seat. a day ritual pan and bell are accuomed to, as their mother tackles the exessway to get th to school. thisorning, they make it on time morwan then beginser own journey to work. it takes an hour and aalf to avel 27 kilometers. and already she's alread planning for thiafternoon, whenhe does the whole thing in again. >>f i know that maybe i have a meeting, i just pl to have dinnern the car. so ian save my children time. >> reporter: a lg

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were led by jean ken dill smith, his sister, as well as his wife, victoria, and the entire kennedy chan was there. some of the relatives were just children. then the motorcade was off as it passed through the streets. there were hundreds if not thousands in some locations to wish the senator well. it took a scenic tour of sorts, past many of the significant locations in downtown boston, locations significant to the kennedy family. among them, the church where the family matriarch rose kennedy was baptized and where her funeral service was later held. it also drove past the home where john f. kennedy once lived shortly before he ran for congress, and finally, it arrived here at the j.f.k. high brare ry, the funeral procession pulling up to the very front of the building. we could see in the front of the hearse, the son of the late senator, patrick kennedy, and we are told that there is going to be what they call a civilian sort of color guard of sorts, members of the kennedy family will be welcoming those who wish to come here today, bret to wish the senator well. we expect that they cou

and again just a slight chan of a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon.d, very, very isvhae teh advisory in place as well. we're expecting the potential of the heat to be 103-105. it feels like that will get you in a hurry. so official high temperature tomorrow, 98 that would tie the record at national. little cooler on tuesday and still very humid. and then we break the back of this heat wave wednesday, thursday, friday, at least that is the way it looks right now. >> okay, thank you gary. >>> all right in tonight's buzz, trying to snag paula, the former american idol judge announced last week she wouldn't return to the show. now abc is joining the group of those wants to hire her. a network has reportedly contacted her, but the role she has is still not clear. abc is home to dancing with the stars, and she is from that >> money, money, money, it is all about that. and american idol says in the last minute -- >> she is going back to idol. we're calling it. >>> blonde, brunette, no matter the color you want you can have it. >>> and a fox investigation com

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a chan of showers and thunderstorms every day for the next several days.ificant thing once we get to tomorrow, temperatures drop off and you will feel it thursday and friday with our highs only in the mid-80s. that is the latest on the weather. let's get the latest on this morning's rush hour traffic from julie wright. >> all morning long, it has been pretty busy. we had an accident southbound on the baltimore-washington parkway south of 175. that activitnow cleared to the shoulder. lanes are open now traveling on 95 northbound north of 212. that is where we had the car fire for those continuing to work their way northbound up towards beltsville. no accidents to report here out of hyattstown. heavy volumeapproaching the exits for the truck scales. no incidents to report in rockville. eastbound on 66, the lanes are open east of nutley street. the volume is increasing as you travel out of vienna towards the beltway. that activity now off the road to the shoulder. no incidents to report on the beltway between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your f

hot tomorrow, near low 90 an a chan of a storm by thursday and friday. temperatures drop off.s on the way and maybe tropical storm danny could impact our were as well as we head to the week. we will watch that carefully. >> as for wall street, we are looking at a flat open, waiting for economic data and that could decide which way wall street heads this morning. >>> the "early show" is next. how to cook for three nights for less than $20. >> like that. >> coming up at 9:00, finding success in today's complicating dating world. >> and you can get the latest, news, weather and traffic by going to waist wusa. >>> and also while you are there, visit our blogs. have a link

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that it is the president's intention to ramrod something through congress and not give the people a chan to even consider it or be heard. >> reporter: both sides passion yetly trying to get their point across. >> me coming out here is not unamerican. that is unamerican to say that you have to take this health care, have you to do this, if not, we'll fine you. >> i did for the realize that we had as many people that would be against something that is in their own interests. railroad inside, senator ben cardin hosted a town hall meeting in an effort to get information out to the public. >> in my own saturday of maryland, we are prorecollecting that premiums will double in the next 10 years. it is already for a family in excess of $11,000 a year. >> reporter: but just as it had been in meat as cross the country, the senator's efforts to inform were interrupted. >> i believe protestors have the right to protest. i find nothing wrong with them doing what they're doing. if you disrupt a meeting, that is something different i disagree with that. >> the president's town hall meeting starts today

we'll have more in the way of cloudiness and a chan for scattered showers and thunderstorms.d front dropping on through. it is a weak one. you can seat scattered showers up across central sections of pennsylvania. some of those will try to get in here. we could spark off a thunderstorm a little later today. either way, it will be humid. you will notice the humidity around here as we get into the afternoon with high temperatures back into the upper 80s. yesterday, we were in the low 90s a few degrees cooler with the cloud cover today. let's get down today tropics. let's take a look at tropical storm danny. we have been watching it the last couple of days. maximum winds now 60 miles per hour. it is getting a little stronger. it is not terribly well organized at this hour and what keeps happening is every time a hurricane accepted a plane in, the fix for where the renter of circulation is changes. they just got back and found it a little bit north. every time they have to refix the central position, that will change the track of the storm. we are thinking this will end up off th

and tony chan, an investor. them succeed. that's capitalism at work. god bless. however, we are now in the recession. and there is the bailout, and there is not capitalism any more. how do you get back to the basics on an individual level making things work during the recession? in other words, whether it's a little small business in a small town in america or a big business that has been kicked around by the obvious head wins? cash is king is the first thing on the list. >> yeah, that's the first basic element. we have seen in this downturn it comes back to the fundamentals. what we forget, life where managing business is like a marathon more than a sprint. the problem we have had in the downturn, we completely panicked and overreacted. that is exacerbated by the information flow. if you have a kid 8 years old, and you try to predict the weekly height your kid will grow, a tough thing to predict. >> yeah. >> there you go. if you try to guess within 10%, when the kid is 18 years old, you will probably be correct

. >>> for more weather new, you you can check out weather.com or tune into the weather chan oel cablephelps may have a record number of gold medals, but he does not have a valid driver's license. at the time of his car accident thursday night in baltimore, police say phelps gave them an expired michigan driver's license. he's being cited for that and for not establishing residency in matter land. he won't be fined, though. the woman who collided with his car is being charged with running a red light. >>> the next time bobby brun steps foot in massachusetts, he might get arrested because a judge there is issuing an arrest warrant for the r&b singer for his failure to pay child support. the warrant went out after he did not appear at a court appointment. >>> g.i. joe has taken to the skies. 300 special mission g.i. joe paratroopers filled the sky in kansas city, missouri. these special g.i. joes were dropped from the 42 story high at regency. their convention is right now under way. >>> good saturday morning. the forecast looks ideal for the beach today, maybe even your favorite lake fr