chien is a going to develop and better if the united states is part of that than not. on the other hand, the united that as aognizes democracy movement seem to be gathering force in china 25 government very brutally squashed it, so i think whereowledge of that and the government's priorities lie been a china has factor.t complicating >> in a point of reference, the number killed in tiananmen a report this week that said it's still unaccounted for. on that?ur best guess >> i've been cautious in trying people.xactly how many there are plausible estimates that range from a couple hundred couple thousand. and i've spoken to eyewitnesses there, both chinese and foreign wildly differing reports. i think the truth is we'll probably never know for sure, large scale killing of chinese citizens by chinese military. whether it a couple hundred or a thousand, it's a very significant ep speed either way. recent years we have seen mass from tests in the middle elsewhere.ne and governmentr response -- >> i think the only real comparison is with events in the former soviet union and n

but if this prorussian chien point, separatist 345 lish sha were not in the mood for listening. the men here, say they come from the local area, but their accents come from the russian side of the border. >> those who did choose here, need to decide whether he can be trusts. but he hasn't acted on any of them. it's understanding, because his actions are being controlled from outside of the ukraine. offer of a cease fire by the army, and even his proposal for an amnesty for those fighters prepared to lay down their weapons. that information simply isn't getting through here. frankly, they don't trust the government, and they say that they are prepared to continue to fight to the death. >> and it's caused for a firm commitment from all sides in the conflict. is the local cease fire was then call pod allow a prisoner exchange in the evacuation of the wounded. few here believe the guns will stay silent. police chief is the only officer still turning up for work, his own brother was abduct bedty separatist a week ago, there has been no word since. >> difficult, difficult. difficult.

iran and chien atopping list, each believed to have 35 journalists packed up, part of a troubling trend. >> we have seen in the recent years that really the violence against journalists has increased tremendously. there is less and less fear to attack physically journalists and that's the concerning trends. >> in the ten year peshed from 2003 to -- period from 2003 to 2013, 629 killed while doing their jobs. for six of those years iraq held the record for the highest number of journalists murdered. since 2009, the pakistan, 16 journalists have been killed for reporting the news. in most cases the journalists were reporting on stories dealing with politics war human rights and crime. according to the committee to protect journalists, another reporter was killed over the weekend. radio reporter yousef anu al bakar was killed in a car bomb incident on his way to work in nairobi, kenya. >>> a group that trains and supports reporting around the world, we asked what he thought about today's egyptian court verdict. >> david my reaction was shared by that of an awful lot of people. just rarely

but by 2040 chien china will produce 6 % of its electricity from coal while india will produce 56%. during the next few years, some 1,200 new coal plants will be built across 59 countries. 363 are going to be built in china, and 455 in india alone. it's just unbelievable when you look at more than 8 billion tons of coal consumed around the world each year, china burns more than 4 billion tons while the u.s. and europe burn less than 1 billion tons. use in these countries and other parts of the world is expected to go dramatically for decades, for decades to come. the u.s. has already been a leader in providing the world that we can produce coal cleaner today. traditional pollutants, sul for, mercury and night nitrogen particulates have been cut by 80% in the last few years. what's less known is technologies are being developed that dramatically lower coal plant carbon emissions. with smart investments from the public and private sectors, we'll complete the first generation and develop the second generation of these technologies. when that happens in the not so distant future we'll l

. >> so there is a worry around point forecast and for the reason that i think he was just to.ding chien appears financial expansion has been huge, and overall debt is just very large, and what's happening over the last six, seven months is each of thelittle sign economy is slowing down there's somesh set stimulus of kind coming in. a lot of it is taking the form of more debt. of may there was -- for short-term growth. when that adjustment comes, that is a bit of a risk china will fine it very difficult to manage, simply hard science is no of financial management. we've seen that 'the u.s. in have to facea may up to that sometime in the coming year, couple years, of its finance. >> i'd like to open it up for questions. we want to throw a question to all of you on your ipads. think asking where you the u.s. economy is going to head head the the ex-12 months. anyone have any questions to start us off? few minute. >> you've already got your response. great., you're fast. looks like 2.5 to 3% wins. interesting. >> and. >> our last forecast was finalizedized in november, publd february. obvio