it will move across central and eastern china. a tropical depression there. the bulk of the precipitation remaining off shore. it that inflow will help it strengthen. the local allege warding on those, and asking the public to take the proper precautions as that rainfall continues to kick up and bring that risk of flooding. we will continue to watch this also because going into next week it will cause heavy rains and still time to continue to really watch where exactly that's going to continue to go. temperatures into the tropics though, 30s for you tokyo 36 on saturday. tropical storm andrea still the big topic here. we want to show you a photocoming out of florida. just some heavy rainfall, the risk of flooding, winding kicking up here. still see some tropical storm warnings, but heavy rain associated wd thith that. storms popping up along the coast, and then towards the southwest, absolutely hot. take a look at los angeles, 24 for your high, sacramento, you're going to see near record breaking temperatures here as it approaches the 40s, stay hydrated and c

area due to the rainy season front which is dominating overhead extending out over central and eastern china as well. out here you've been seeing rainfall day in and day out and still risk of flooding out here. the ground is already saturated and it is really going to be coming down. let's look farther down towards the south at this our newest tropical storm. now, this is tropical storm rumia. actually just formed up and starting to push off there towards the west. what it will be doing it's going to push across the philippines here, bring some high winds, some high waves especially towards the east coast of luzon and enhancing the monsoonal flow. you're going to be seeing some heavy rainfall out of this, even around the manila metro area, risk of flooding with this as well and landslides in the higher elevations. we want to continue to keep an eye on that through the weekend as it pushes off towards the northwest eventually re-emerging in the south china sea. talking about the rainy season front as well once we have the 72-hour accumulation up. look at that. that band stretching there it's

now, the tail end of that front line is going to continue to just batter eastern china down in towards the south with heavy rain. and it doesn't look like it has any sign of easing for the moment. i want to just take a moment before we look at the 72-hour accumulation to point out this tropical system. a tropical depression that has developed just to the east of the philippines here. and that's also going to be really enhancing the rainfall across the archapalego. now you can understand where the streak of red is coming from as it heads towards the north. we're also going to see heavy rain continuing for northeastern india, nepal, remember the oon we've been talking about has been very fast this year. and also very intense. so there is going to be the risk of extended flooding, landslides and mudslides to occur. up towards the northeast you'll be seeing some thunderstorms in beijing. 33 degrees for you. so muggy and wet. with thunder and lightning possibly. 32 degrees in seoul with some showers, a little bit cooler. some good spots of sunshine in tokyo on friday. meanwhile, chongqing a

this surveillance video from eastern china shows a group of mail carriers looking up at a 2-year-old girl on a window ledge. they tried to come up with a way to help her, she fell right there. you can see the men reacting quickly. catching her after she plunged five stories the girl is doing fine and men happened to be taking a break outside of her home at the time. >> five stories. you can see one guy got injured just catching her. it's a miracle. >> yes. >> let's check the weather. >> it's sunny right now with a look at tomorrow's national weather picture. it's been warm to hot and southwest of phoenix a high of 106 degrees tomorrow, in california our own heat smel not a heat wave. down in desert a high of 105. here in the bay area, mild to warm but not hot. 90 degrees in fairfield and antioch. how about afternoon baseball tomorrow? game time 105 p.m. it will be sunny. the index will be high so it will be a good day for applying sun screen at the ballpark tomorrow. good weather for baseball. enjoy the game. >> why a teenager has been named an honorary marine. just the 23 person in

. >> eastern china, group of mail carriers on break, heard a baby crying. look what happened.d. they catch her, and she's fine. >> what happened? >> she jumped off i believe a fifth floor balcony, she survived, everything is fine. >> eric, the real story, the mail carriers were up there, there was a game called toss the baby off the roof. been doing it for years. >> okay. thanks for that. dana perino, please. >> i want to warm everyone's hearts with a story from birmingham, alabama. a friend of mine, jerry winesteen teamed up with a woman from birmingham, started a thing called break through birmingham for 7th grade students, they get to go rigorous math and science classes, and career day where people around the community open their businesses, allow the young people to have done their resumes, go to the company. a big thing for birmingham. jared and miho are good examples what to do with your time, instead of being like greg, who is giving me a dirty look. >> keep it together. >> red eye tomorrow, new tomorrow, tucker and colter and me. >> you cleaned up your act in that. >>

this surveillance video from eastern china shows a group of mail carriers at a 2-year-old girl that was teetering on the window ledge. she falls. men react very quickly catching after she dropped five stories and the girl is doing fine. only a few bruises. men happened to be taking a break from work outside of the girl's home at the time. >> it was the celebration of ugly canine style. the contest was held for the 25th straight year. 30 of the ugliest dogs on the planet vied for the crown and the winner gets $1500 and several network tv appearances. best in show is -- >> going to head to head, three dogs for the big prize. first time on the stage, ladies and gentlemen, wally! >> katie: i think wal sli cute. the victory is an upset all those hairless chihuahua types have dominated event in recent years. >> coming up, president obama's message to congress as they prepare to vote on immigration reform. and protecting your home from burglars and tips from local police to avoid a crime that seems to be on the rise. new details about the faulty rods on the new bay bridge. denny's red white &

issues are entirely separate because the chinese government -- >> res constitutes workers in north eastern china searching for survivors have a plant fire left at least 119 dead. three early morning explosions were caused by an ammonia leak. survivors saying only one exit door was opened. >>> a fourth day of violence in the streets of turkey's largest city. and what began as demonstration about trees has grown into something much more serious. >> in scenes reminiscent of the spring, tear gas and police beating unarmed protesters, water cannons knocking do you know young women. what started friday against a massive development project in its tan bull is now a national movement by turkey. >> our president is trying to turn our country some kind of islamic country, some kind of syria. and because of this, we don't want this. we are just here because of freedom. >> third time prime minister cause the protesters looters and in a dash he said those who are trying to defeat us in democratic elections are trying to use up using these messages. last night they barned his office in the port city. but he r

this surveillance video from eastern china shows a group of mail carriers looking up at a two-year-old girl who was teetering on a window ledge. just as a way they come up with a way to help her, she falls. the men reactly catching her after she plunges five stories they catch her as she falls and she only had a few bruises. wow. >>> last night the world's ugliest dog contest was held for 25th straight year at the marin county fair. 30 of the ugliest dogs on the planet advised for the crown. the winner gets $1,500.00 and several network tv appearances. the best in show is. >> the ugly dog going head-to-head with room for the big prize, ladies and gentlemen, wally! [cheers and applause] >> wally. look at the short little legs. wally is a four-year-old mix of beagle, boxer and bassett hound. i think he's cute. victory was an upset because normally we see the nearly hairless chihuahuas and others dominating the event in recent years. coming up, president obama's message to congress as the senate prepares to vote on immigration reform. also protecting your home from burglars while you are

wetter weather across center -- central and eastern china. rains sinking into southern areas.orst of the wet weather will be toward the southwest, with the remnants of our tropical storm making its way across northern parts of vietnam. drawing plenty of water into the southeast of china. could see more localized flooding over the next couple days. the wet weather will continue to drive its way toward taiwan. very keen southwesterly wind. celsius.d 33 degrees it does stay very disturbed across much of indochina and very wet for myanmar. >> welcome back. take another look at headlines. former south african president nelson mandela is in critical condition. the 94-year-old anti-apartheid hero has been receiving medical lungment for a recurring infection and has been in hospital at pretoria for over two weeks. sources tell al jazeera the emir sheikh- hamad bin khalifa al thani will meet with the royal family to talk about transferring power to heir, sheikh tamim bin hamad al thani. edward snowden is seeking asylum in ecuador after fleeing hong kong. the u.s. is disappointed with h

>> recently in eastern china, a biz group of mail carriers were on break and heard a baby crying.ear-old girl. they catch her. she's crying. >> what happened? >> she jumped off i believe a fifth floor balcony. she survived, everything is fine. >> the mail carriers were up there and there was a game called toss the baby off thes a roof. they've been doing it forll years. >> okay. this is terrible. thanks for that. dana perino, please. >> i want to warm everyone's hearts with a story ourarm birmingham alabama. a friend of mine teamed up with a woman and they are both from birmingham and started a thingith called break through birmingham. this is for 7th grade students that were selected. they get to do very rigorous math and science classes. they also get to do a career day get where people around the community open up theircl businesses and allow these youngpe people to have done theirbu resumes and to go to their company. it's a really big thing forre birmingham. i would say jarrett and his friend are a great example of what you can do with your time instead of being like greg. >>

this surveillance video from eastern china shows a are group of mail carrier lacking up at 2-year-oldering open window ledge. just as they try to come up with a way to help her. watch what happens. men reacted quickly catching her after she fell 5 stories. the girl is doing fine after suffering some pwrawss. men happen to be taking a break from work outside the girl's home at the time they rush in to help. how brave and quick thinking were they. >> wow! >> 5 stories too. >> wouldn't have survived the fall. >> let's go back to update the forecast. nice to see a happy ending. >> amazing. >> we have mostly clear 68 s. through the evening hours. what a please apartment first nature full tonight of summer. june rainfall because some on the way as early as sunday. hears how often we get june rainfall in san francisco. averages 1.5 last june written was jump fourth of as year and june of 2011 just 2 years ago was the second wettest june on record exploratorium so we get reap in jump. we probably get some in a couple days. not tomorrow. nice warm high pressure in the low 90's and inland east

coming days after the rescue of a single mother's baby from a sewer pipeline over in eastern china.ild scene there. a conservative chinese newspaper saying, quote, it only penalizes mothers while ignoring the responsibilities of fathers. >>> in turkey, police and protesters are clashing for the fourth straight day. almost 500 were arrested overnight in the capital. the demonstration started off as a peaceful protest against construction in a small park in istanbul. it has since spilled to other major cities grown out of anger over excessive police force. >>> activists in china taking social media to call on the public to wear black tomorrow on the 24th day, year of the teen aman's square breakdown. the crackdown on prodemocracy protesters killed hundreds on june 4th, 1989. >>> opening arguments are set today in the court-martial of a former marine accused of leaking classified documents to wikileaks. 25-year-old bradley manning said he wanted to show the public how america was really fighting the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he faces 21 counts of espionage. he could face life in pr

yesterday he watched his first kids' game in eastern china at the dragon sports center.time break, beckham even participated in a short match with a team of teenagers. after the eight-minute game, he thanked the 32,000 fans who cheered and screamed the whole time since he entered the stadium. he had really been looking forward to watching the game during his three-day visit to the country. >> david beckham speaking. >> "i just wanna experience the whole 90 minutes and what league is up to that, because obviously i have been in different countries around the world, and i've seen different teams play. so to experience that as special." >> beckham's arrival in the country on thursday caused a stampede of fans that left seven people with injuries. let's take a quick look outside this morning. will be back after the break on ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that

the parents made a quick trip to the pharmacy in eastern china leaving the sleeping girl alone.for heaven's sake. >> she climbed on a ledge. five mail carriers followed what was happening and caught her. she is okay. two of the carriers were injured but the little girl is okay. >> wow. >> yes. >> that's amazing. >> the parents lucky she is okay. >> that's what my mom always said at that age they bounce but i mean, that's a heck of a long way to fall. >> wow. >>> this is one of our favorite stories of the morning. >> you should see this. it's a miracle captured on video when a deaf 3-year-old hears his father's voice for the first time. >> listen. >> daddy loves you. >> look at that. >> mm-hm. >> isn't that amazing to see his reaction? grayson clamp was born completely deaf. he lacks the nerve that sends sound from his inner ear to his brain so through surgery, a device was implanted in his ear that collects and transmits sound through wires threaded through the skull and apparently it works. >> overwhelming joy to see your child hear for the first time. i don't think i have any

further across the northern in eastern portions of china coming into western japan more heavy rain off of this stationary front as well. and that's really going to up concerns for flooding in these places. as for the rest of japan, you can see that blue coming in as we head on into tuesday. it's really going to be quite unstable. so thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours through much of the country a possibility into wednesday. i want to take you to india, which has also been dealing with extremely heavy rain. that's been causing all sorts of problems. people stranded, thousands of people, pilgrims, stranded in the himalayas. and in the northern portions of the country as well. we have reports of about 600 fatalities because of the heavy rain and unfortunately it keeps going. into the next 72 hours you're seeing popping up in the orange and red, we're talking upwards of 150, 200 millimeters of rain. a very, very situation ongoing here. all right. into the americas and more rain. we have a tropical storm which has just formed, cosme, the good news is it's going to be headi

and that's the high pressure that's keeping things hot and dry across northern eastern portions of china as well as the korean peninsula. here are your temperatures then as we head on into saturday. 27 degrees on saturday. so a little bit warmer in tokyo, but still a little drizzly and we've got storms here as well. many temperatures across japan will be reaching up to the 30-degree mark over the weekend. we go next into the americas. now, the storms that have been pushing through the east are nearly heading out to the atlantic, but not just yet. they still have a little bit of power left in them. there's been a tornado report in maryland in recent hours. and you can still see where that end of the front line is moving over florida. still some showers up in new england as well, but friday is going to be drier for you certainly and a little bit cooler. now, in the center of the continent we have some clash of air masses, this humidity in the warmth coming from the south and the cool northern airs that's really helping to create a lot of instability and a lot of thunderstorms. some heavy r

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let's talk about eastern asia where flooding is possible here in southeastern china. that time of year, that front sets up, starting to come in from the south, and you get that trough and it's going to be linkering. fair weather for most throughout the remainder of the week. thunderstorms are continuing to flair up here. that's a look at your world weather, here is your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour, i'm gene otani in tokyo. >>> tokyo. this is one of the largest entertainment districts in asia. a photographer has been taking photos for the last 16 years. kwon choul is a korean photo journalist. >> translator: it seems to me that this whole district is ruled by desire. kwon choul has captured

more profitable for the society as a whole to export oil from oil rich middle eastern countries like iraq what i'm saying is china is acting in a very very rational way rather than exploiting shale which would be extremely expensive and risky because of the water reserves there are exporting oil from iraq which is much cheaper and makes a lot more sense i mean you know we should take a lesson but basically if china has something that that's in their strategic interest nothing will stop them from achieving it well according to government data that was compiled by the arrow heads a quarter of our oil imports come from canada and mexico as we can. see on this graph iraq is only our fifth largest source of imported crude oil however oil imports have decreased significantly over the past few decades and as we have further tap into our own reserves as you had just stated is this because iraq is still very unstable even ten years after the war last month was one of the deadliest that we've seen in a while they're extraordinarily unstable and really the only way that you could guarantee a flow of imports from iraq is aga

more profitable for the society as a whole to export oil from oil rich middle eastern countries like iraq what i'm saying is china is acting in a very very rational way rather than exploiting shale which would be extremely. expensive and risky because of the water reserves there are exporting oil from iraq which is much cheaper and makes a lot more sense i mean you know we should take a lesson but basically if china has something that that's in their strategic interest nothing will stop them from achieving it well according to government data that was compiled by zero heads a quarter of our oil imports come from canada and mexico as you can see on this graph iraq is only our fifth largest source of imported crude oil however oil imports have decreased significantly over the past few decades and as we have further tap into our own reserves as you had just stated is this because iraq is still very unstable even ten years after the war last month was one of the deadliest that we've seen in a while they're extraordinarily unstable and really the only way that you could guarantee a flow of imports from iraq is again i

tries to reemphasizes asia connections as all of its middle eastern and european. >> china perceives the pivot has? >> china perceives it as an effort to contain china, an effort to limit china's capabilities and counter china's rise. >> host: was that a fair assessment? >> guest: i would suggest china is peritonitis a-2 stromberg, china sometimes fails to recognize its own actions have consequences in a china is engaged in border disputes with all its maritime neighbors, many who are american allies will be a reaction. i don't think there is a scheming american president looking to contain china so much is a push poll reaction to china's increasing assert us. >> host: will talk about these issues with dean cheng until 9:15 or if you want us questions its 2-025-853-8814 republicans. (202)585-3880 for democrats. 202-58-5382 for independence and if you want to reach us on e-mail it is c-span.org. you can also reach us by one of those, too. when it comes to china's president, but his philosophy when it comes to military security issues for some country? >> guest: xi jinping is going to

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china. >> we will see you at 8:00 eastern. anderson mentioned sarah murnaghan.ws, a new shot at life tonight. 10-year-old sarah murnaghan who needed a new set of lungs in order to survive is just out of transplant surgery. that is just into us here at cnn news. we talked about on the show murnaghan's family has fought long and hard to change the rules that kept those under the age of 12 from receiving adult organs. after appealing they went to a federal judge who last week temporarily waived the rule. jason carroll is outfront. you are at the hospital. she is out of surgery. how is she? what do you know? >> reporter: that is what we are hearing from a family spokes woman who sent me an e-mail saying that sarah had come out of surgery. that right now she is in icu and apparently is doing as well as to be expected. she is still not out of the woods yet. this was a very difficult surgery. there could be a lot of complications. at this point we are hearing she is doing well and she is out of surgery here. just before 5:00 when 10-year-old sarah was still in surgery

all right, here across eastern asia, we have a tropical depression that will be formed in the evening hours over the south chinathis is acting like a conveyor belt of moisture supplied to hainan and macau, especially. we're seeing about 130 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours in and around hong kong already. it is likely to be adding up to about 100 millimeters of more rain in the similar areas. rain will be across japan as well, but the topic of today is the heat yet again. yesterday osaka prefecture in region will have seen 38 degrees there yesterday, which is scorching hot, well above the midsummer temperatures. again, 35 in kyoto is expected and tokyo down to 24, but with rain that should be dissipating in the afternoon hours. here's our extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: the most destructive wildfire in colorado history has destroyed more than 360 homes and forced nearly 40,000 people to evacuate. good evenin

all right, here across eastern asia, we have a tropical depression that will be formed in the evening hour hs over the south chinathis is acting like a conveyor belt of moisture supplied to hainan and macau, especially. in and around hong kong already. it is likely to be adding up to about 100 millimeters of more rain in the similar areas. rain will be across japan as well, but the topic of today is the heat yet again. yesterday osaka prefecture in kink u ya region will have seen 38 degrees there yesterday, which is scorching hot, well above the midsummer temperatures. again, 35 in kyoto is expected and tokyo down to 24, but with rain that should be dissipating in the afternoon mourps here's our extended forecast. ♪ one more story to share with you before we go. engineers in the czech republic have invented a bicycle that can fly. the bike carrying a test dummy took off inside an exhibition hall in prague. the prototype has four propel r propellers powered by built-in batteries. the bike rose a few meters before changing direction and making a smooth landing. engineers say the bike can carry a person weighing 75

eastern libyan city of benhazi. crowds threw rocks. the militia group responded by opening fire. there have been two corruption cases in china. the brother-in-law of the nobel peace prize winner has been given a prison sentence, while china's former railway owner is accused of taking millions in bribes. her brother. she says that he is the latest member of a family to be persecuted by the chinese government. he was sentenced to 11 years for a business related fraud, a sentence seen by many human rights activists as too harsh for this kind of case. >> the verdict is completely illegal. how can they give an 11 year sentence? perhaps this country has gone mad. why do they hate us so much? >> her husband is nobel peace dissidenta veteran who has been imprisoned since 2009. he was sentenced to 11 years for subversive, for calling to an end to one party rule. under house arrest since 2010. she sees the sentence handed to her brother as retribution against the family by the government. s my family and i have endured so much hardship. cannot imagine. this is a country which says it has the role of law, but i've completely lost hope.

china. the senate's back in at 10 eastern for more work on the farm bill. live senate coverage here on c-span2. >> top pentagon officials will testify today about sexual assaults in the military and will weigh in on legislation that the senate armed services committee is working on. you can watch live coverage at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> up next, a house panel looks at human rights in china since the 1989 tiananmen square student protests. we'll hear from two of the demonstrators who took part in the 1989 beijing protest. this house foreign affairs subcommittee hearing on global human rights is just over two hours. >> and good afternoon to everyone. today and this week the world remembers the dream that was and is tiananmen square protests of 1989 and deeply ohioans the sacrifice -- honors the sacrifice endured by an extraordinary, brave group of pro-democracy chinese women and men who dared to demand fundamental human rights for all of china and for all chinese. 24 years ago today the world watched in awe and wonder as it -- as hundreds of thousand

has helped to fuel continents -- i should say conflicts across the continent in eastern congo, in sudan. and you see chinaes that are interested in extracting those resources not necessarily helping to end the conflicts but helping fuel the conflicts by their incredible need, demand for these services. >> that point in the public discourse around what africa is, i think we can think of it as this dark continent we have no particular relationship. when we do see civil wars or genocides they are described as ancient, tribal rather than related to things occurring as a result of our own economic poll advertise. i wonder as the u.s. clearly seems to be positioning itself as a challenger to china economically is it attempting to offer human rights or democracy platform that is different than what china brings? >> this is a critical opponent you raise about wars being considered tribal rather than wars for resources. democratic of congo, such a resource rich country, so many millions of people have died. what the united states brings to africa sadly right now on the one hand, extracting resources perhaps not qu

china. putting up s&p 500. normally it doesn't matter that much. a little after 2:00 p.m. eastern time, 1600 on s&p drooping below that and markets with another leg down. that's a big options expiration point and of course tomorrow is the options expiration day. i think that was a factor. china a often a factor affecting our markets. china the philippines thailand, india, mexico, doesn't really matter. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8% declines there. money overseas in the united states, dollar rising and playing havoc with commodities. in addition to three factors i mentioned, margin calls on people who hold gold may also be a factor as well here. you see base medals like copper and zinc to the down side commodity stocks rough this week and rough today in particular. some down 3, 4, 5%. i'm talking three point, and you see all of them down more than 3%. how about sectors? bottom line is that it is simple. everything down today. doesn't matter if you are a defensive name. or more aggressive name growth name like energy or consumer discretionary also close to 3%. it did matter where you are today. ev

china, and press him on that country's internet attacks. and wolf, president obama will be meeting with chinese president xi 8:00 p.m. eastern time. led to the theft of many millions, some say hundreds of millions of dollars worth of american intellectual property. wolf? >> jessica is with the president in palm springs, california, right now. the president was earlier in santa monica. jessica, that was totally coincidental, the shooting incident on the campus of this community college. the president was ten minutes away at a political event. the only impact on him was he drove his -- in a motorcade to the l.a.x. airport as opposed to choppering, because of this incident, this shooting incident? >> reporter: that's right. the president totally unharmed, has now arrived here in palm springs. he is fine. it was a minor inconvenience for him, no doubt. much greater inconvenience to the people there in santa monica. i know that area well. i grew up and spent some 20 years living not far from there. the national public radio is based there, right near that location where the shooting happened. and very close community. and no doubt, suff

china. russia and cuba, major players as well. just before 7:00 p.m. eastern time, a jumbo jet arrived from havana in moscow. edward snowden was expected to be in seat 17-a. edward black saw no sign of him. at this moment, the question that people around the globe have been asking all day, and most of the weekend still applies. where in the world is the man who leaked the existence of two big american intelligence gathering operations. that and some terribly inconvenient questions as well. who if anyone dropped the ball. was the u.s. played by the chinese? and is it being played by the russians right now? there's a lot of ground to cover tonight in a saga that could end in a u.s. courtroom or in edward snowden's political asylum. in someplace like ecuador. any way you put it, this is half written. here's how it began. edward snowden acted quickly after he was charged with espionage friday night. the u.s. revoked his passport. asked td the hong kong government to return him. he still managed to clear customs and board a flight. >> the decision to allow him to l

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china peninsula. also we do have a low pressure system over water so the heavy rain will be mostly over water. into the weekend, however, easternst of the philippines will be seeing some heavy rain to come. beijing at 34 degrees with plenty of sunshine, much higher than the average range. bangkok, chance of thunderstorms with 32 degrees. tokyo overcast at 26 degrees. moving over to north america, we had a hurricane, this is cosme, now a tropical storm status, however, it does have the potential of swelling largely around the coastal areas of mexico and over water, rip currents could be at a life-threatening level still so please do stay out from those waters. we have two systems over canada and the united states, and this is creating some severe weather. in fact, we already have a report of one tornado touching down in iowa. the same system will be moving over to the ohio/tennessee valley, making its way towards the eastern seabounds and this is where there will be risks of high flooding. take a look at this extreme heat with the heat dome becoming wider and bigger. las vegas at 47 degrees on your saturday, 50s in death valley

china that killed 47 people. >> our top stories here. four soldiers have been killed in afghanistan. an italian soldier was killed in western afghanistan. three other isaf troops died in eastern afghanistan. they were shot by a man rape or to be wearing an afghan army uniform. beenn mandela has readmitted to a hospital suffering from a recurrence of a lung infection. spokesman has said that he is breathing on his own, saying it is a good sign. doctors say he is in a serious but stable condition. two months ago he spent 10 days in the hospital being treated for pneumonia. the international committee of the red cross has reached a deal with the steering government to out.individual citizens at least 10 people have artie been moved. the deal affects 800 injured people. port was once the stronghold of al-shabab fighters. kenyan troops drove them out of the city. now they are fighting among themselves for control. we report on efforts to maintain security. ,> for kenyan troops in somalia the fall line begins at their doorsteps. eight months after taking over this from also bob -- al-shabab they're still fighting the group or what is left of them. al-shabab may have lost control of

and at 1030 eastern, the syrian civil war. , cheng li5 minutes looks at the chinese economy. dean cheng will discuss china and the national security market. later, michelle larkin and dr. remington discussed strategies to improve health. host: good morning. ."is is "washington journal yesterday, it was revealed that the national security agency collected information from verizon and has access to major internet companies like facebook and google. politicians on capitol hill were criticizing the use of this program. some republicans also supporting it saying it is a key tool in intelligence gathering. for our first 45 minutes, we are interested in yourho

the first great lesson from china over the last few decades with the other lesson is they have read their market carefully and they have insisted in contrast to the eastern bloc's that while they free the market they try to promote competitive markets as much as possible collapse into oligarchy and the lesson there is without a framework it is difficult to have a strong market because this is emphatically not a libertarian doctrines before a strong framework that the free market can operate. >> i think your conclusion was right the crashes the basic cause of human behavior but the analysis of that would be the bubble that caused one of the major causes the bush administration ran a bad management of human behavior with some criminality then comes the obama administration but the left doesn't see any problem and other criminal group to endorse it so where is it your theory that the best would come out of human behavior that we you're in pretty much bad shape? >> 56 that human behavior is behind the crash and the dangers the failures of all humans is not one that limits the critique to the private sector and in order to get things right we need policy-make

eastern seaboard. >> the most contentious moment at this meeting could well be the accusations by the united states that chinaefense system. >>> some on wall street are wondering if the world is too good they could start pulling money out. >> he's said to be in good spirits before his operation. he will be under general anesthetic which is risky business for a man about to turn 92. >>> president putin and his wife announced last night they're going to get a divorce. >>> or in simpler terms, steven segal is turns into the villain like steven sa gal, the movie. >>> i'm charlie rose along with gayle king and norah o'donnell. the storm caused damage but no one has died. >>> meteorologist jeff berardelli is watching the storm as it moves up the east coast. jeff, where's the storm going? >> gayle, the storm is moving quickly up the earn seaboard. it's headed up toward new york city later today and overnight tonight. let's go to the maps and show you what we've go. you can see where it's located over north carolina. lots of heavy rain and a tornado. as we follow the track to the north you can see all the heavy rain

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china election. she is the first to have a christmas tree in the white house. meet caroline harrison. wife of the president benjamin harrison. live at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span3, c- span radio and c-span.org. president obama urged parents and college students to call, e- mail, or tweet congressional representatives and demand action to prevent government- backed student loan interest rates from increasing in july. from the rose garden, this is just under 15 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> good morning, everybody. have a seat, have a seat. welcome to the white house. i know it is a little warm. one of my favorite things about this job is that i get to spend some time with remarkable young people from across the country. it inspires me, it makes me feel good. those of you who have had to put on suits and ties and show up at the white house first thing on a friday morning may not feel the same way i do, but i appreciate all of you being here. you cleaned up very well. these students and graduates are here to talk about something that matters to millions of young people and their families, and that is th

china is the only one that has cyber warfare capabilities. eastern europe and rusca as well. >> homeland security first and then i want to come back to the question. >> he keeps saying that i did not vote for the dk home has nd security. i keep telling him that i did not vote for it because that bill of was gsmang to tige away the rights of the first responders to work for the part of common security to nions with health care benefits, the wage benefits, the emplobilies f the dk seyou erity. it will be running into buildings to protect as terrell hebliing toward bonds and have a right to negotiate for their own families to protect thewe do ons re nmilies. with regard to other homeland security issues, just last week of work to with the rk from new york to pass an amendment to ensure that lives are not put back on passenger planes are passed on before the house. and i got to chit te it would ps the hell. we will was in fact card and begins the cyber aher ack from e chinese on our country. >> understood. let's look to the windshield. what do we do abou

china over the last few decades is the power of the free market. the other lesson is they have freed their market carefully and they have insisted in contrast to some of the eastern bloc in the early 1990s that once they free their market, they try to promote competitive markets and not as much as possible collapse into oligarchy. the lesson there is that without a trademark, it is difficult to have a strong market because this is emphatically not a libertarian doctrine. it is a doctrine for the strong framework within which free market can offer. >> i think your conclusion was right that the basic causes human behavior. in an analysis of that foreclosure bubble, which caused one of the major causes of that crash in the bush administration ran it bad management or the human behavior as some criminality tear. and then comes to the obama administration to lift, they don't see any problem. another criminal group of the left endorses this criminal square. so when is it your theory that the best would come out of this human easier interaction somewhere in a pretty much bad shape. >> these thesis that human behavior is essentially behind the crash and the dangers -- th

eastern congo initiative. bill clinton was in attendance. >>> edward snowden has been the subject of late night. >> he doesn't want to live in a society where a society monitors its people. then he fled to chinaou can hack into the president's e-mail account. in the meantime, can you just get my [ bleep ] e sell to work? >> having a good time with it. that's going to wrap things up for me. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern. alex wagner is coming up next. >>> hey, thomas. >> what are you doing over there? >> i'm just saying the teleprompter where i read off script and everything that's supposed to be there is not there so i'm reading it off this piece of paper. we're going to be talking about edward snowden and we're talking about the nature of intelligence gathering in the u.s. and the military surveillance complex. we will talk access with "the guardian's" spencer ackerman. plus, the president is reminding the public and congress that nobody will get everything they want when it comes to immigration reform, but will anybody get anything at all? we'll discuss all of that coming up next on "now." we all have on. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the rip

eastern. she makes the first speech by sitting first lady and becomes the first president of the daughters of the american revolution, designed her own china and establishes the white house china collection, and is the first to have a christmas tree in the white house. meet caroline harrison, wife of the 23rd president, benjamin harrison, as we continue our series on first ladies with your questions and comments by phone, facebook, and twitter, tonight and i neglect eastern on c-span, c-span3, c-span radio, and cspan.org. the ethics and public policy center thursday posted a discussion where state legislators talked about clashes between local government and religious groups. some of the issues included the rights that religious organizations on public universities, same-sex couples, and the rights of religious employees. u.s. faith leaders, politicians from both sides of the aisle, and experts in constitutional law took part in this hour-long discussion. >> good morning, everybody. if i could invite everyone to sit down we'll go ahead and start our panel discussion. my name is gene sheer. i'm a lawyer here in washington and have been aske