matt goodman here at csis holds our william simon chair in political economy. the simon chair examines current issues in international economic policy, with a particular focus on the asia-pacific. but i should also say that matt previously served as the white house coordinator for the east asia summit, for the asia- pacific summit, but he also served as director for international economics on the nsc staff and was responsible for the g-20, g-8 and other international forums. and with that, i'd like to introduce my colleague matt goodman. >> ok, thank you, andrew. thank you, heather. so the president will be participating in the eighth g-20 summit on september 5th and 6th at the constantine palace in strelna, outside st. petersburg. when andy gets here, he can tell us how to actually pronounce strelna, and not to mention st. petersburg. the g-20, as you know, just to recap, is a gathering of leaders of 19 individual countries and the european union, which has its own seat, and then another five invited guests, including spain, singapore and a couple of african c

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. >> everyone thinks that when you tell them that you're a csi, that you're like what they see on tv. the real csi is dealing with blood, getting dirty underneath a car, smelling things that you don't want to smell, seeing things that you don't want to see. you see the worst that humans are capable of doing to one another. there's evidence that needs to be collected, documented, processed. it's about taking the time to find the small things that are going to wind up being a big thing down the road. >> bergman: things like fingerprints-- one of the most widely used of all forensic techniques. for over a century, fingerprints have been used to identify criminals, from petty thieves to international terrorists. (explosion, people shouting) (second explosion, screaming) (third explosion) in 2004, a series of explosions in the subways of madrid killed or injured nearly 2,000 people. when the dust settled, the spanish authorities found several partial fingerprints on a bag of detonators. >> now, at the time, the spanish national police did not identify anybody to those prints, so they sent

tom sanderson csis and others for other support. i would not even able to do this book or craft it without your help. this is like a little bit of a reading. a lot of you who are part of the community who are working on these issues before 9/11 and certainly after 9/11 and it's an honor and privilege to buy want to thank you for that. 9/11 really was a dramatic day not only for the obvious reasons and the tragedy we all experience but it was a shift in how the government thought about the use of power and it was very clear that president bush not only articulated that we were going to be at war with an enemy that had been at war with us and brought that war to our shores in new york and pennsylvania and washington but also we have to think creatively and differently about all elements of national power. i think it's significant the first real step the president took in the u.s. government took was assigning the executive order. the executive order announced on september 24, 2001 that gave the secretary of the treasury enormous power

. >> like "csi." >> this isn't san francisco. this man wearing a black shirt was apparently trying to sell some sort of device. it had missing parts and the man became very early and then reaches for the computer. he pushes the guy away, runs around the corner and as they're both trying to get physical, i guy in the kwhiet shirt picks him up and walks him out the store. >> that's terrible. >> it's like you're 6 years old and your -- you should listen to your mom when she says don't play with fire! >> this guy definitely didn't listen. he's an argentinean fire breathing. this is actually a performance after a wedding. he drinks something, lighter fluid, whatever it is that he drinks and things go who are blif wrong. >> oh, no. oh! >> stop dropping rules. stop dropping rules. >> he dons get in the stand. >> there were feelings at the withouting. >> mabb that's thing about finish. maybe that was planned, who knows. from one guy who probably shouldn't be playing with pier to dpsh. >> a group of guys who should not be -- you have a gu

the officers of taraval, the responding officers with the mta and some of the forensic work done by csi. it was very good. also there was an arson arrest made and there was another arrest of note where officers arrested another person for incidental offense and checking his cellphone discovered videos of pit bull breeding and we were able to identify the parties in that through some community help and two of the three suspects are in custody with a felony warrant out for the third suspect. that sends a pretty clear message on how we feel about fighting dogs. then there was an arson back on september 11th. it's been a while. that suspect was taken into custody because sometimes those turn into serial things. besides being down officers, they are at the right place. although 123 officers retired. there is about half that will attend the temple. we'll be graduating an academy class in the morning. we like to do the whole circle of life thing. this is a movie. as the younger officers come in, the 238 recruit class, captain moez ar can't get them in here fast enough. also it's going to be do

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follow us on twitter, @csis, for more updates about that. but it's an exciting moment in the 50-year history of csis, and we're looking forward. actually, i think this will probably be the last press briefing we do in this old building. so thank you again for being here. with that, i'd like to open it up for questions. right here. >> dmitri kirsanov with itar- tass. i would like to ask the members of the panel to put a little more meat on the issue of what's going to happen next in the bilateral relationship. and since mr. goodman mentioned that probably there will be no bilateral meeting between presidents - >> [inaudible] [laughter.] >> well, i would like to hear that. is there any chances that the summit might be a warming-off point, or none at all? >> thanks, dmitri, for the question. i was thinking this morning i would - you know, it could be a statements-like - statesman-like move on the part of president obama in particular since it was the united states that canceled the summit meeting to request a one-on-one bilateral meeting with p

in washington thursday, a cia meets csi closed door briefing on the evidence. the senate intelligence committee was shown video of the alleged chemical attack. one senator called the footage horrendous, but it is still unclear whether there is a global coalition behind a potential strike. russia, china and the european union have all condemned the attack, but they say it's too soon for military action. >>> and concerns are rising in iran, a syrian ally. ayatollah khomeini, the supreme leader, told the state body the u.s. will, quote, certainly suffer loss if it takes military action. nbc's chief white house correspondent chuck todd is traveling with the president. in st. petersburg. >> reporter: the handshake was friendly enough. even lasted a couple extra beats. russian president putin welcoming president obama to st. petersburg for the g-20 summit. but the formal gesture could not obscure the fact it came on the heels of yesterday's tense war of words. >> there's no doubt that, as i indicated awhile back, we've kind of hit a wall in terms of additional progre

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secretary, this isn't "csi." this isn't a civics lesson. people's lives are at stake, as i don't have to tell you, on the ground in syria. on friday in your remarks you h this matters beyond the borders of syria. take a look. >> it is about whether iran which itself has been a victim of chemical weapons attacks will now feel emboldened in the absence of action to obtain nuclear weapons. it is about hezbollah and north korea. >> mr. secretary, what message are we sending to iran, hezbollah and north korea when the president announces he thinks we should take military action but he's going to wait nine days before congress comes back to take action. then he goes to play golf. what message does it send to rebels on the ground whose lives are in danger and our enemies who are watching? >> i think north korea and iran ought to take note that the united states of america has the confidence in its democratic process to be able to ask all of the american people to join in an action that could have profound implications with respect to iran. the fac

on thursday a cia meets csi briefing on the evidence. the senate intelligence e committee was shown video of the alleged chemical attack. one called the footage horrendous. it's unclear whether there's a global coalition. russia, china and the european union have condemned the attack but it's too soon for military action. and concerns are rising in iran. a syrian ally, told a state body the u.s. will certainly suffer loss if it takes military action. these are live pictures of the g-20 summit right now. nbc's chief white house correspondent chucked ed ttodd traveling with the president. >> reporter: the handshake was friendly enough and even lasted a couple extra beats. president putin welcoming president obama to st. petersburg for the g-20 summit. but the formal gesture could not obscure the fact it came on the intense war of words. >> there's no doubt that as i indicated awhile back, we have kind of hit a wall in terms of additional progress. >> reporter: president obama pressed on the issue during a meeting with japan's prime ministe

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these pesky financial issues to bring the government down or shut it down to get into a debt limit csis? within thatlay to the president's favor and not drop other surprises? >> i would say david axelrod is whistling past the graveyard of the president is rebuffed to attack another country that is a stinging defeat they can slap top or divide it will not be good if the president cannot get his way. remember he was forced to go to congress he wanted to do what he did to libya that was approved by the international law be in the arab league and able to obtain not the united nations and nato to un able to obtain the cooperationf great britain without the initial help of the arab league the president had no choice to do with american presidents hate to do which is go to congress. >> the good to have you again. with these issues piling up a focus on the damage of the president throwing his peons up he will keep terrorizing the world. what do you think? >> anytime we have these conversations i invoke the wisdom of first sergeant braun when i had my moments they would say capt., always remembe

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it's the season premiere of the hit drama, csi, at 11:00. that's it for for us right now. >> for bob and mark, at owings mills, thanks for watching, maryland's news station. much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley, including why did the navy yard shooter do it? we'll see >> pelley: tonight, madness drove the navy yard killer. the f.b.i. has released video of the washington massacre as it happened. and explained the motive in the words of the gub man himself. bob orr has the story. 7 a senator opposed to obamacare took the floor for 21 hours and occasionally strayed off topic. >> i do not like green eggs and ham. i do not like them, sam, i am. >> schieffer: nancy cordes on the senate's vote today. in a breakthrough, a new artificial leg is controlled by nothing but the awarer's thoughts. dr. jon lapook shows us how it's possible. after an amazing comeback, team u.s.a. sailed the deciding race in the america's cup. bill whitaker has the action and the results. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with sc

so it has to be the principle of natural interest, whether or not you are going to see a csi level, youxactly happened, you never get that. and as to choosing your enemies, remind everybody of the obvious facts, in the second world war, the good war, we were allied, helping, supplying, doing everything that we could to help stalin, who is the second worst man in the world because we have to defeat the first wars. so we have to make a determination. do we have a preference among the combatants in syria? where is the national interest in the speech by power, at the u.n. was a nice speech. you know, that you have given a debate in society. but unfortunately, the world is a tough place and we have to make a decision not in decrying the heartlessness of the rest of the world. the rest of the world acts in interest. it always remains today and always will be. it's important to point out the u.n. weapons inspectors mandated to find out if chemical weapons were not approved. >> russia is waiting for something that they're not going to see. in the meantime, you talk about the rebels, take a list

what you're not going to find here is the csi homicide scene re-creation.ou won't final hidden dna or a surprise witness. this vessel has been immersed over 18 months in a harsh, caustic marine environment with seaweed, plankton, marine growth, corrosion that you cannot imagine. all the electronics have been wiped. it will not be able to be returned to the state that it was at the time of the incident. there will be no message learned from that re-creation. >> all right. thank you very much. let us know what you think as our viewers about whether you think this delay is fair or not. >>> still to come. a teach here raped his student got only 31 days in jail. the student went on to kill herself in a terrible tragic but he is going free tonight. >>> and how former president bill clinton weekend this. >> who do you think might make the better president? your wife or your daughter? [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka s

he became famous in "forrest gump" followed it up with "csi new york."ng he's raised money for veterans, especially those wounded in iraq and afghanistan. september, this friday, september 13 he and his band will play at the festival park in fayetteville, north carolina. the proceeds will be donated to a home building program called building for america's bravest. the next night, saturday, september 14, he will be in charleston, south carolina, at the johnson hagood stadium to raise money for the independencefund.org which is buying high tech wheelchairs, track chairs for severely wounded veterans. we would like you to go to his site. tip of the day. check it out. that's it. check out the fax news factor website. also spout off about the factor. o'reilly@foxnews.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, please be renable when writing in. i am bill o'reilly. remember the spin stops here. we are looking out for you. >> today is thursday, you. september 12th. a fox news alert. secretary of state john kerry reaching out to russia this morning

it's a little like csi. basically they copied a fingerprint of the user.y transferred it to a transparent sheet, and then they used that to make essentially a fake fingerprint. a latex fingerprint that could then open the phone. these folks in berlin say the worst thing you can do to lock a phone is to use a fingerprint because, bill, people leave their fingerprints everywhere they go. there is a venture capitol firm that says they will give $10,000 to the first group that hacks this. these folks could be the ones who make the dough, bill? >> wow. he we understand apple's competitors blackberry made a big announcement today on a company that's been frankly sliding for years now. >> blackberry in trouble. they have a deal that values them at $4.7 billion. the company at one time was valued at $80 billion. think about that. in recent days they v.a. announced 40,000 layoffs and here is a fact that puts this all into perspective. apple over the last three days has sold more iphones than blackberry sold in three months. that gives you an idea of the size of the

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. >> but this isn't csi, a civics lesson.f your remarks on friday, you said that this matter, said it matters beyond the borders of syria. take a look. >> this is about iran will now feel em boldened to obtain nuclear webs. it is about hezbollah and north korea. >> what message are we sending to iran and hezbollah ankz when the president announces he thinks we should take military action, but is going to wait nine days for congress to come back, then goes off and plays a round of golf? what message does that send to rebels on the ground and to our enemies who are watching? >> i think, actually, north korea and iran ought to take note that the united states of america has the confidence in its democratic process to ask all of the american people to join in an action that could have profound implications with respect to iran. the fact is that if we act and if we act in concert, then iran will know this nation is capable of speaking with one voice and that has serious and profound implications, i think, with respect to the poten

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i just want to thank the doctor and csis and others. i would not have been able to craft this without their help. this is also a little bit of like a reunion. a lot of you who are part of the community who are working on this issues before 9/11 and certainly after 9/11, it's really an honor that you have bestowed upon us today. i'd like to thank you for that. 9/11 was really a dramatic day. not only for obvious reasons that you all experienced, but it was a shift in how the government thought about the use of power. it was very clear that president bush not only articulated that we are going to be at war with an enemy and we brought that war to our shores in new york and pennsylvania and washington. but also we have to think about creatively using that balance of power. the first real step that the president took in the u.s. government took was the signing of this executive order. announced on september 24, 2001. it gave the secretary of treasury enormous powers. powers that were not necessarily new, but they were amplified. in essence,

i should thank csis which plays home to a lot of these defense and to the audience for taking the time to come and learn. i.t. this is an area of inquiry which is very open to people that want to make a change and to make this kind of investment speak to that commitment of yours. let me first praised the event organizers for bringing together a really diverse and interesting panel of which i think reflects the ki design elements of innovation itself which is diversity. and here on the panel you have read their biographies on the web site, but we have many different perspectives and experience is represented from the civilian world and the military world, from industries, from development and also the folks that are taking some time to study innovation to stand back and reflect. i really appreciate that diversity being so acted upon. to set the scene i was going to make a couple of assertions. one is that you are all here because you are committed to a national security in the united states. and maybe even more poetically to a peaceful and globally connected world. my second assertion i

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and then you'll have more of what i describe as a csi forensic analysis which is what we're wait fog interest u.n. to complete, gregg. >> you know, catherine, the president drew this so-called red line last august. so we're talking about more than a year ago. and the administration is arguing there have been multiple attacks of this nature, chemical attacks. so this isn't the first time the president's red line has been crossed, right? it was crossed last december, wasn't it? >> well, i think this is one of the most significant and underreported headlines in that assessment that was released through the white house on friday. and it's just that there have been multiple occasions where the syrian regime it's alleged has crossed this red line that was laid down by president obama. and we have confirmation from this from the house of the republican chair intelligence committee even before the president addressed the nation yesterday. >> the british think 14 times. i think u.s. intelligence services believe a few less times than that, i think nine. so there is a clear pattern here of che

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