chen gang change he escaped house arrest in april.e went there to find out what happened to the family he left behind. chen's older brother met with us at a secret location nearby. he told us police tortured him to discover how chen managed to escape. they handcuffed me and tied me to a chair he said. then they chained my legs together and began to beat me around the head. they removed my own leather belt, looped it together and then hit me with that as well. he said, they also beat his wife and when his son tried to defend himself with a knife, he told us the police arrested him and charged him with attempted murder. we waited until nightfall when the guards were off duty to try again to get inside the village and meet chen's elderly mother. she is 78 years old. she told us, she's been targeted for years ever since her son spoke out about how the local government forced women to undergo abortions as part of china's one-child policy. the men follow me wherever i go, she said. three or four of them at a time. sometimes they search me.

chen guangcheng escaped house arrest in april. we went to dongshigu to find out what happened to the family he left behind. chen's older brother met with us at a secret location nearby. he told us police tortured him to discover how chen managed to escape. "they handcuffed me and tied me to a chair," he said. "then they chained my legs together and began to beat me around the head." they removed my own leather belt, looped it together and then hit me with that as well. he said they also beat his wife and when his son tried to defend himself with a knife he told us police t police arrested him and charged him with attempted murder. we waited until night fall when the guards were off duty to try again to get inside dongshigu village and meet chen's elderly mother. she's 78 years old. she told us she's been targeted for years, ever since her son spoke out about how the local government forced women to undergo abortions as part of china's one-child policy. "the men follow me wherever i go," she said. "three or four of them at a time.

chen explains that some of the garbage can be recycled. he also tells them that horse manure is a useful resource. it can be fermented to produce bio gas which can be used as fuel. >> translator: i'm going to stop throwing out garbage. >> translator: i'm going to take better care of our environment. >> it takes time. we don't want to be in a hurry. so gradually, the host society, the change in a host society can happen. >> reporter: chen realizes that education is the key. he can't stop people earning money from tourism. he just hopes he can slowly get the word out to protect the wetland. susumu kojima, nhk world, lijiang, china. >>> for an update on the weather forecast, here's mai shoji. >> let me start off with something that is, as we speak, strengthening over here. this is south of guatemala. tropical storm carlotta. it's packing wind speed of 110 kilometers per hour. already hurricane warnings are posted here in eastern acapulco. east of acapulco, i should say. it is intensifying and looks like it's going to turn into a hurricane sta

chennault owe we went to find out what happened to the family chen left behind. >> chen's older brother location nearby. he told us police tortured him to discover how chen managed to escape. they handcuffed me and tied me to a chair, he said. then they chained my legs together and began to beat me around the head. they removed my own leather belt, looped it together and then hit me with that as well. he said, they also beat his wife and when his son tried to defend himself with a knife, he told us the police arrested him and charged him with attempted murder. we waited until nightfall when the guards were off duty to try again to get inside the village and meet chen's elderly mother. she is 78 years old. she told us she's been targeted for years, ever since her son spoke out about how the local government forced women to undergo abortions as part of china's one-child policy. the men follow me wherever i go she said. three or four of them at a time. sometimes they search me, my bag, my clothes, my pockets. they even search my shoes. this is the wall that chen scaled to make his way to f

chen. so you better stop thinking about it in the old terms. this is not about governments alone anymore. this is about public/private networks and the fact of the matter is, that we were talking to china about how their own vision of the rule of law, including granting passports, et cetera, would allow him to have a solution where his human rights was consistent with chinese rule of lawi shows that it was no longer a sub zero game. >>> you looked like you had something to say. >> i want to go back to the question of tools. >> yes. >> the traditional 1980s human rights tools were effective in the 1980s but when the new democratic governments came into power in central europe and after '91 in the baltics, they didn't ask us for human rights assistance. they asked us for economic assistance. we actually provided it. we didn't have any idea we could do it. nobody had thought that communism could be transformed in the liberal democracy. va'a lens a said it's like turning an aquarium into fish s

i thought reading about carol's handling of the chen episode as the opposite. the realist view, the traditional american foreign policy view of such incidence was to hustle the guy out of sight, out of the embassy. make the problem go away. we should never make something like that our problem. the problem is for the government that represses human rights to such a degree that an individual constitutes a national security problem. here's another story. from 1980s poland, friend of mine in the underground gets on a -- smuggles himself on a freighter across the baltic to sweden. in the middle of the baltic, the ship starts to turn around and he figures, are they on to me? yeah, they were on to him. starts to come back, and then it turns back and goes north and it lands in sweden. he finds out later that the polish bureau is debating his fate and whether they should turn back this ferry that's going across the baltic and he said at that moment, i realized communism in poland is doomed. if they're deciding my miserable fate, they're toast. they're finished. and i'm

chen went just five innings allowing three runs.rking on a one hitter. make that two hits. adam jones' 19th hit of the season cuts it to a 3-1 game. still in the seventh, two on, one out. steps on second for the double play. ending the threat. that was the orioles' best chance to tie it. tyler clipper came on and got matt weiters to ground out to end the game. nats beat the orioles 3-1 in front of the fifth sellout at camden yards this season. you would think after winning 14 gold medals in the last two olympics, michael phelps could get a free pass to london. that's not the way the olympics work. the baltimore native has to qualify like any other athlete. yesterday, phelps arrived in omaha for the olympic trials which get under way on monday. this can be seen in omaha as all the competitors will be looking to topple phelps. michael knows his biggest threat is ryan lochie who beat michael twice in last year's world championships. their rivalry is one to watch. but only in the pool. >> we all want to be the best that we can be and we

chen arrived in the u.s. two weeks ago. he said he still fears for family members that he left behind. chen's new hometown was the scene today of a debate over a different kind of freedom-- it's freedom to buy giant-sized sugary drinks. new york mayor michael bloomberg is proposing a ban on the sale of soft drinks larger than 16 ounces. it was bloomberg who got cigarettes banned in all buildings, including bars and offices. the mayor explained his latest crusade to michelle miller today. >> every study shows that you will eat a very big proportion of whatever is put in front of you, and if you have to make a conscious effort to go to another cup, you're less likely to do it. >> reporter: mayor bloomberg has waged the most aggressive anti- obesity campaign in the nation, in an effort to cinch the waistlines of new yorkers. >> obesity is killing 5,000 people a year in new york city. >> reporter: in 2008, he banned artery-clogging trans-fats from new york city restaurants, and insisted calories be posted on menus before settin

chen explains that some of the garbage can be recycled. he also tells them that horse manure is a useful resource. it can be fermented to produce biogas which can be used as fuel. >> translator: i'm going to stop throwing out garbage. >> translator: i'm going to take better care of our environment. >> it takes time. we don't want to be in a hurry. the host society -- the change in a host society can happen. >> reporter: chen realizes that education is the key. he can't stop people earning money from tourism. he just hopes he can slowly get the word out to protect the wetland. susumu kojima, nhk world, lijiang, china. >>> for the weather forecast, here's mai shoji. >> let me start off with something that is, as we speak, strengthening over here. this is south of guatemala. tropical storm carlotta. it's packing wind speed of 110 kilometers per hour. already hurricane warnings are posted here in eastern acapulco. east of acapulco, i should say. it is intensifying and looks like it's going to turn into a hurricane status. as a hurricane status

en everything was going along for several years and judge chen had actually left. he got promoted to the appeals court. but is was one of his last outsnding cases and he decithheoral ttnt noo w ndry h ta ohey had to refile the suit. the aap decided to file it in a different way from the authors' guild. there were rumors that there were going to be separate selements. soow thatheut' g tag,t'esia keep chugging along and it's possible they may be moving towards a trial date of september, but we just don't know so developments are slow ju as theyernyea a >> host: will the consumers get better access to books cheaper access to books? >> guest: it's hard to say usatas@ aapd isoohabele mes a player than it was in 2005. at the time publishers and authors feared all this massive book scanning was going to lead to further price. but in 2005, that was two years bere amazon everreleed ki de,w, urthsulein cearnes & noble came in with the nook, their competitors from apple with the ipad, sony, so the e-book space is just a farmoreit's far more va aar@or iled thtveas in the meant

chen will study u.s. and international law while in new york. he plans to write a book about his experiences. >>> many questions remain about the 1989 military crackdown in beijing's tiananmen square. people can't agree on how many died or how many were wounded. and it's not clear who was responsible for ordering troops to shoot demonstrators. now relatives of the victims are demanding the government take a closer look at the incident ahead of the 23rd anniversary. it's clear that on june 4th, 1989, after weeks of peaceful protests, the military opened fire on demonstrators. but details about what happened before, during and after remain sketchy. relatives of the victims released a statement in an attempt to find closure. they want government officials to clarify what happened and to pursue those responsible. the statement says it's becoming more difficult to understand why the protests broke out. the group says issues such as human rights violations, the gap between rich and poor, and corruption have only got worse over the past decade. they sa

save no. 24 jim johnson and number 74 chen. the orioles are a game and halfback from the yankees. 26-year old son sen is the champion of the u.s. open, shooting a final-round 68 and then watched from the clubhouse as furyk and mcdowell could not get it done down the stretch. tiger woods, a bogart -- bogey on the second hole -- 74. since then, good, young player from wake forest. watch as jim furyk and mcdowell tribe -- finishing four over. mcdowell from the open two years ago. goes for the tie here and for that simpson and his wife celebrate the u.s. open championship. 26 years old. father of a one-year old boy and another on the way. in miami, game 3 of the nba finals, miami heat -- lebron james, all his game. they lead the series 2-1. >> thank you, birthday boy. >> 61 degrees on tv hill. here is a look at what is coming up in the next half hour. >> "a daughter's wedding day turns to tragedy has heard about that -- father is killed in a house fire. >> world leaders meeting in mexico and focusing on greece. i have more on why g

last night, they got a terrific performance from starter wei-yin chen...he weet 7 innings, scatteredits and strucc out four...and most importantly, held tte red sox to a single run...the 2-1 victory rans chen's record to 5-2 on the season, and really impressed his boss... in case you haven't heard...the orioles have signed the oldest acttve major league player to a minor league contract....49 year old jamie moyer will start for noofolk aturday...and probably get another tww starts in triple a before an evaluation is made...moyer, who pitched for the o's from 1993-95, has been in 8 different organizattons over 25 years...he was released bb colorado aftee 100starts this spring... and zach britton has been taken off the 60 day disabled list and has been optioned to norfolk...on the d-l since march with a shoulder impingement, britton has made three rehab tarts...the last coming ith norfolk on tuesday, and it did not go well...6 earned runs in four innings...last season, he was the o's biggest winner, at 11-11. bbian matusz faces clay buchhhlz as the o's seek the sweee in boston...plus a

chen went five innings. make that a two-hitter. and jones's 19 home runs.j hardy lines out to third. that was the orioles' best chance to tie it. tyler clipper came on. he gets weeders to ground out for the game. earlier today, the orioles released jamie moyer. he started the season with the rockies asked to be let go after the orioles failed to promote him from the minors. he said he would be promoted or released after three starts. the left-hander went 1-1 with a 1.61 era in his three starts. in new york, yankees and mets with denise richards in the crowd. the mets were actually up three- 0. but a three-run homer into the corner that ties up at 3-3. two batters later, eric job as -- eric chavez goes to the corner. you would think that after winning 13 gold medals in the last olympics michael phelps would get a free pass to london. but that is not the way the olympics were. he had to qualify just like any other athlete. he'll lark -- iraq today in omaha for the qualifiers that -- he arrived today in omaha for the qualifiers that began on monday. michael kn

my name is tammy chen. i am with self-help for the elderly. i am here to urge the mayor and supervisors to invest in workforce programs which provide job training and placement to underserved populations. would you all please stand, those of you hear from job- seekers? [applause] thank you, everyone. >> to hear from more people than we thought. the next people, i call ron parker, crystal, rico, george, candice davis, and -- if you can get ready to speak. >> hello. i am ron parker with the homeless outreach team, here to advicate for the services of the disenfranchised of san francisco. cutting the money to e.c.s., decimating my program, it makes no sense in times of bad money to make it worse. you have more people on the street, more people sicker on the street, ocean -- a woman's place dropping center is one place a non-traditional family can go to, to go to the bathroom and take a shower. hospitality house does great work. we also do an incredible job. the loss of $600,000 would take the outreach team off the street. and it would cost outrea

the media spotlight on chen quan chen has increased scrutiny of those issues. the human rights activist fled house arrest in april and then moved last month to new york. communist party officials are preparing for a change of leadership this fall and the government has been cracking down on pro-democracy activists. >> translator: i feel the chinese communist party is also tightening its control over the people of hong kong. we have to strongly oppose this. >> about 600 young people joined a candle light vigil in taipei. university students organized the event. they showed a film of the crackdown and participants prayed for the victims. one of the people who led the protest in beijing spoke about the importance of the democratic movement. he lives in taiwan. the organizers said they hope that authorities understand how taiwanese see human rights. >> translator: i want many young people in taiwan to remember this incident. we want the chinese to know we take this matter seriously. >> chinese and taiwanese officials are working to strengthen economic ties. they re

the recent media spotlight on blind activist chen guangcheng who fled house arrest last month has brought greater scrutiny of china's human rights issues. >> translator: i feel the chinese communist party is also tightening its control over the people of hong kong. we have to strongly oppose this. >> the government has been cracking down on pro democracy activists as it prepares to reshuffle the bureau standing committee this fall. >>> delegates from the international atomic energy agency will resume talks friday with representatives of iran. the head of the nuclear watchdog says he hopes to restart an investigation of the country's suspected weapons program. iaea director general yukiya amano spoke monday at the agency's board meeting in vienna. >> i wish to inform the board that a meeting between iran and the agency has been scheduled for june 8th in vienna. i invite iran to sign and implement it as soon as possible and provide early access to the site. >> the iaea suspects iran has been developing nuclear weapons at the parchin military complex. the country's leaders have refused to al

i am talking about the killing of vincent chen 30 years ago, 1982. i was a young college student at uc-davis. i wanted to ask if our community leaders can come up so they can give some remarks after we have made our remarks. we have a reverent, the executive director of the chinatown community development center. if i could ask him to come up, and we also have mike from a group organizing an event on the 23rd. if he can come up as well? mike and the reverend? please come to the podium. great shirt. i wanted to say that i am introducing a resolution on the imperative agenda that will recognize june 23, this saturday, 2012, as justice for vincent chen day. it recognizes the 30th anniversary of a movement to call for justice in the baseball bat beating death of vincent in the city and county of san francisco. in 1982, ronald reagan was the president. there was a severe economic depression, especially in motown, detroit area. there was a lot of recession here as well. the climate was an economic depression, scapegoating of immigrants. japan-bashing was g

are you going to remain -- as you know, it chen guangcheng as with china. >> i am still chinese.ant to solve the problem here. >> despite the difficulties you face every day? >> yes, those difficulties sometimes are variable, but still, it gives some meaning to be here. those typical these are not only to me, but also to a lot of people here. >> ai weiwei the, and that is all for this week. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. union bank. and shell. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energy is. that is why we're supplying cleaner-burning natural gas to generate electricity. and it is also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethanol, a by a fuel made from renewable sugar cane. led to broaden the world's energy mix. let's go. >> "bbc newsnight" was presented by kcet los angeles.

translator: china should model its own democracy on asian countries like south korea and japan. >> chen said it is unprecedented for the chinese government to allow him to study in the u.s. he added that ion of seeking asylum. he says the treatment he received was unforgivable. while studying at new york university he plans to write a book detailing his thoughts and experiences. >>> the 1989 chinese military crackdown on tiananmen square protesters left many people dead or wounded. relatives of the victims have demanded the government review the incident before the 23rd anniversary. on june 4th, 1989, the military fired on students and other democracy demonstrators who had gathered in beijing. however, specific details of the incident remain unknown. on thursday, 121 mothers and other relatives of the victims released a statement on the internet. they demand that the government clarify what happened in the crackdown and pursue those responsible. the statement says it's becoming extremely difficult to bring a fair resolution to the incident and people worry about their future. the relati

>> reporter: well, i talked to joy chen, the aurnl you saw in the piece, about that.t this may be a communist country but people are very focused on income and money and many chinese women, especially in the urban areas and especially professional women, who won't even consider marrying a man who doesn't have money. >> all right, chip. fascinating story. thank you so much. >>> when we comeback, rose byrne came all the way from australia and became a hollywood star who lives in good old new york, new york. sh >>> am i correct directly out of law school patty hughes hired to you work at her firm? >> yes. >> you've worked with her on and off for a period of four years? >> yes. >> during that time, would you say that you got to know her well? >> very well. >> broadly, how would you describe her character? >> rose byrne, look at the look between the two of them. rose byrne plays attorney ellen parsons in "damages." the emmy award legal drama about to begin its fifth and final siphon. >> we have seen her in movies in "bridesmaids." and x-men first class. this morning she is

>> reporter: well, i talked to joy chen the aurnl you saw in the piece, about that.people are very focused on income and money and many chinese women, especially in the urban areas and especially professional women, who won't even consider marrying a man who doesn't have money. >> all right, chip. fascinating story. thank you so much. >>> when we comeback rose byrne came all the way from australia and became a hollywood star who lives in good old new york new york. she is hear in th >>> good morning. temperatures in the low to mid 70s. it's going to be hot today. 9 above normal with a high of 95. it is noticeably more humid this morning hand yesterday and the day before -- than yesterday and the day before. the real humidity is going to pile in tonight. over night a thunderstorm it could linger into the morning. a high of 100 tomorrow. essentially 100 through the weekend. >>> am i correct directly out of law school patty hughes hired to you work at her firm? >> yes. >> you've worked with her on and off for a period of four years? >> yes. >> during that time, would yo

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chen guangcheng urged the u.s. to try harder today on protecting human rights in china.the blind activist sparked a diplomatic confrontation when he escaped house arrest in china last month and briefly took refuge at the u.s. embassy. he was allowed to leave china two weeks ago, to study in new york, where he held a news conference today. >> ( translated ): what i'm most concerned about is also the most important question is the state of law in china. it's still very much being trampled on. and more specifically, after i left my home in shandong, the local authorities there have been retaliating against my family in a frenzied way. >> holman: chen said he hopes china's central government will keep a promise to investigate the local authorities who imprisoned him. the first privately built spacecraft to reach the international space station ended its historic mission today. the unmanned space "x" dragon capsule parachuted across the pacific ocean sky to a splashdown point-- 500 miles off mexico's baja california. it had spent nine days in space. nasa plans to rely on priv

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chen's seventh shutout inning.he bullpen takes over their back-to-back shutout, the first time since august 2010. they play the mets tonight in new york. they are fun to watch. playing good baseball. getting really good pitching. in miami, lebron james and miami heat have taken control of the nba series. they beat oklahoma city, coming back from 10 points down in the third quarter to win it. it was lebron down the stretch. tough shot. he had 29 and it is 86-79. 115 left. russell westbrook hits the shot. cuts the lead to 1. the thunder get it back. westbrook misses a wide-open three, the heat get the rebound and win game three 91-85. they lead the series 2-1. game three tuesday in miami. final round of the u.s. open not kind to tiger woods. 4 over to start the day. a bogey on 1 and then a bogey on 2. 73 on the day, finishes 7 over. this is webb simpson, 26 years old, went to wake forest. birdies 6, 7, 8, and 10. finished one over and was the leader in the club house. jim furyk lead almost the entire day. bogeyed 16.

chen threw 7 scoreless innings for the birds. he picks up his 7th win as the birds top the braves 2-0. >>> game 3 of the nba finals in miami. oklahoma city was up 10 points in the 3rd quarterplaying the heat. labron -- quarter playing the heat. labron james and dwayne wade led a big come back. the heat hold off a late charge from the thunder to win 91-85. so the heat now lead the series two games to one. >> they both have had similar come backs on the others. >> yeah. >> basketball is really exciting if that last 2 -- in that last 2 minutes. >> it is. >> they can really change the score a lot in that last 2 minutes p >> that 2 minutes can last a long time, commercial breaks, time outs, fouls, you can watch the last 2 minutes for 30 minutes if you're not careful. >> we wanted to show you that game because we know it ended late last night. >> it sure did. it ended late, golf ended late. it was a late night for everything. >> up early this morning. we have ron matz. >> we sure do. >> reporter: we're standing this morning. we're at t

. >> the man last night was wei- yin chen. what began as a horrible road trip could end with a sweep of the red sox. orioles beat the red sox last night. wei-yin chen was outstanding. one of four strikeouts. he allowed one run. high inside pitch. robert andino fights off. wilson betemit scores. 1-1. endy chavez beats the relay. 2-1 orioles. jim johnson gave up the game- time home on the other night. he goes fishing for the curveball. the orioles go for the sweep tonight. they are all alone in first place. the orioles pick ryan ripken in the major-league draft. he still expected to go to the university of south carolina. a great thrill. i was with them last night in glen burnie. he played his first game for maryland's orioles team. he singled to drive and a run. hats off to ryan ripken, gets drafted by the orioles. the orioles signed jamie moyer. the ravens wrapped up their minicamp. jimmy smith has been impressive. he came to camp 14 pounds lighter and faster. he said it is true -- oklahoma wins. hel classmate was racial ripk

chen gets the win of the 6 and johnson, the safe. the same 2 tomorrow night at camden yards. >> a way to come back. >> yes. that is great. >> here is another way. we love the military homecomings. never had one quite like this. >> the first, seupbtia with what you will see right here, -- cynthia with what you will see right here. >> bringing out the s.w.a.t. teams that can hack your x-box and tell the police they are you. emergency pranks and an undercover investigation. why it may be more dangerous than you think, spray tans, that is coming up right after abc 2 news at 11:00 . >>> in alaska, a 30-year-old hiker had an extremely close call on a trail just south of the anchorage when he stumbled on to a brown bear cub and his mother. ben had only a backpack and ski poles on him before the bear attacked him. he was chewing on his back before he chimed on a tree and call 911. >> climbed on a tree and called 911. >> i am as high in the tree as i can get. >> when the medics got to him he had a huge wound on his back and scrapes and bruise

to announce the first annual public-service announcement award, jack chen, general manager of sfgtv. and the executive director of day. please give them a warm welcome. >> being the first year that we're doing the apa contest, we had a total of 15 entries working with the academy of art university. the entries were very creative in promoting the apa heritage history and apa month. sonny will talk about the criteria that we use. >> it was selected based on the following criteria. the impact of promoting the heritage month, and finally, the originality of the concept. we received a total of 15 entries this year. i want to announce the winner. sean -- is he around? [applause] >> can we invite him onstage with us? we will first take a look at his injury. >> way is asian pacific heritage month. in recognition of cultural impact. it is a time of united pride for the first -- the diverse people of the asian continent. >> japanese, vietnamese. >> no matter what your background. >> i am english. >> it is a celebration for everyone. >> will have him come out and talk about his injury. >> this