an opening program from the world expo to the mayor. thank you very much. [applause] >> as he will soon find out, you never really do leave san francisco. all right. not only is this an incredibly important and spectacular work by one of the world's most important artists, but as my 4-year-old daughter who goes to day care in the basement of city hall said here, that is really could. and i think we can all agree. i am going to ask the artist to speak next. a city is only as great as its people. san francisco is a great city. and its cultural life is only as great as its artists and the creativity, inspiration and things they bring to the life here. we are glad to be able to call him one of our own. [applause] >> good morning, my friends. [speaking chinese] >> i'm really honored today to share this moment with everybody here in san francisco , to actually have this ceremony of this giant god from the orient to san francisco today. [speaking chinese] >> he wasn't expecting that the mayor is so young and handsome and has such good taste of

it's a company that provides catering for cal expo.olice say though the robbers were actually wearing the company's uniforms. no one was injured during the heist. >>> a drug suspect is dead after being shot by deputies in the diablo mountain range in a remote area on the eastern edge of santa clara county. deputies from santa clara and alameda counties had been searching the hills near mines road for pot farms. so far investigators are saying very little as to what prompted deputies to open fire but say it's not unusual for these raids to turn into shootouts. >> a lot of marijuana -- illegal marijuana growers are heavily armed due to the fact that they have a lot of money at risk. >> it is believed deputies from santa clara county fired the shots. no deputies were injured. this happened during harvest time for marijuana cultivation. it runs from midsummer to early fall. >>> $6.5 million is how much the city of oakland will pay victims of illegal police searches. the city council has approved the settlement with more than 100 people who

just an example of our agenda for our expo. and the communications, this is a piece that we have come up with post katrina and that is a 1-800 evacuation check in number that our residents can call into in the event that we must evacuate. residents can call and let the improvement association know where they are. let us know their barriers. when i evacuate i'm responsible for taking the vontage router with me and plug it into a real phone or also receive these messages by internet. i don't have to have access to a phone. the voice mails come over the internet. this is something that we have done today after katrina. it is something you can do now as well in the event a disaster does strike. again, i told you about other things, the ride share program we have created now. it's aiding residents to get out. as i mentioned there is no place of last resort. again, it's the neighbors who are responsible for one another. we have residents can sign up to take an elderly out. we can take kids out or whom ever needs a ride, pets, things

it's a company that provides catering for cal expo.olice say though the robbers were actually wearing the company's uniforms. no one was injured during the heist. >>> oakland police hope surveillance video will help them track down two people who could be connected to a downtown murder. >> two individuals were seen moment before the crime was committed. >> this video shows a block of webster street sunday night just moments before someone shot and -- robbed and shot jinghong kang of virginia. the man and woman in the video match witness descriptions of the killers. kang had just had his teeth cleaned nearby at the time he was killed. he was scheduled for a job interview at google in mountain view the next day. >>> it is 5:35 right now. >>> $6.5 million is how much the city of oakland will pay victims of illegal police searches. the city council has approved a settlement with more than 100 people who filed suit. they said officers lied to get search warrants so they could raid their homes for drugs. the searches took place between 2001

. >>> a northern california teen is spending the weekend asking people to swab their cheeks at an expo in oakland. the samples she collects could help her boost her own odds of fighting off a life threatening illness. >> reporter: cotton swabbed to collect dna. >> like you're brushing your teeth. >> reporter: may help save the life of this 17-year-old. she suffers from a double whammy of two rain bone marrow diseases. >> your bone marrow it fights against your blood cells. so then your body becomes low on blood so then you get really fatigued and tired and out of breath. >> it happens to you? >> yes. >> reporter: she's been hospitalized for months at a time and had to drop out of high school to deal with the fatigue of a plastic anemia and pna. >> swab the cheek. >> reporter: her cure is hiding in someone's healthy body. if only they can find it. as a member of a minority community, the search for a bone marrow match is harder. >> she's at a point now she needs a marrow match. >> reporter: what's the chance? >> chances are like there's maybe one in 20,000 because of the low number of p

. >>> a northern california teen is spending the weekend asking people to swab their cheeks at an expokland. don knapp shows us samples that she collects could help her boost her own odds of fighting off a life threatening illness. >> one at a time. >> reporter: cotton swab to collect dna. >> look your brushing your teeth. >> reporter: may help the save the life of the 17-year-old girl. suffering from a double whammy of two bone marrow diseases. >> bone marrow. it fights against your blood cells. so then your body becomes low on blood so then you get really fatigued and tired and out of breath. >> did it happen to you? >> yes. >> she has been hospitalized for months at a time and had to dropout of high school to deal with the fatigue of a plastic enema and pna. >> for about 10 seconds. swab the cheek not your teeth and gums. >> reporter: her cure is hiding in someone's healthy body. as a member of the minority community the search for a bone marrow match is harder. >> she needs a bone marrow match. >> what's the chance? >> maybe 1 in 20,000 because of the low number of people of color

. >> tambiñn una expo tequila si quiere informacion llamae al teleofno que aparece en su pantalla. es algo desconocido... por muchos la tecnologia es algo desconocido, por eso grupos comunitarios quieren enseñar a la comunidad. >> me encuentro en vivo en la ciudad de ockland, están ofreciendo ayuda para talleres gratuitos >> son una veintena de computadoras sin usar, hoy no llegó nadie a recibir instruccion, entonces quñ mas se puede pedir. >> solo ganas de aprender para sacar provecho. >> tenemos seis talleres. >> educacion sobre internet, trabajo en internet, como crear un correo. >> los hispanos somos uno de los grupos mayoritarios del país, que no usa la computadora. >> el 34% de los usuarios de computador son latinos. >> es por esta razón que una organizacion ofrece servicio en calle doce este en aockland. >> puede ver si tiene la posibilidad de agarrar una modificacion de su prñstamo o no >> tambien hay gente que tiene temor de ingresar datos personales. >> les diría que no tengan miedo, porque hay como mantener su sitio protegido. >> se imparten martes y jueves. >> mañana al

the diamond standard. >>> 19th am expo kicked off. they kicked off by honoring diversity workers. to promote african american businesses, jobs and music and continues tomorrow and sunday at the oakland colyseum. >>> mark is off tonight. bret is here to tell us about the giants on a hot roll. they went into the all-star game hot and they are still hot. >> they are still doing it. >> hot, hot, hot. this is all about pitching. giants scored just three runs in the first two games against the new york mets but it's three more than new york tallies and et appears that pitcher bare zito got his groove back. before the game at at&t park, jon miller was recognized for excellence. he will be honord in cooperstown. aubrey huff avoids the tag, 1- 0, giants. launching this hit. the fans have got to like that. giant win 1-0. they stay 2 1/2 of a t and t. >> this is the first time that they said the inner city all year. kevin kouzmanoff had a hit off zach greinke. >>> brit yoish only golfers beat the course thursday but today, st. andrews teamed up with mother nature to frustrate the best player

of the workers on diverse were hop in order. >>> 19th am expo kicked off. they kicked off by honoring diversity workers. this is to promote african american businesses, jobs and music and continues tomorrow and sunday at the oakland colyseum. >>> mark is off tonight. bret is here to tell us about the giants on a hot roll. they went into the all-star game hot and they are still hot. >> they are still doing it. >> hot, hot, hot. this is all about pitching. giants scored just three runs in the first two games against the new york mets but it's three more than new york tallies and et appears that pitcher bare zito got his groove back. before the game at at&t park, jon miller was recognized for excellence. he will be honord in cooperstown. aubrey huff avoids the tag, 1- 0, giants. launching this hit. the fans have got to like that. giant win 1-0. they stay 2 1/2 of a t and t. >> this is the first time that they said the inner city all year. kevin kouzmanoff had a hit off zach greinke. >>> brit yoish only golfers beat the course thursday but today, st. andrews te

. >> the city is hosting an automotive expo an also the price tag of chevy into the electric car field. the volt. david louie is more on the long-awaited volt. >> there is no question tt the chevy volt is feeling the thunder. so are other carmakers that are tread roll out new plug in vehicles but wt is the price of the chevy volt. it ws announced just 90 minutes to you. full price will be $41,000 but with tax credits it will cost about $33,000. chevy dealer are starting to take orders today. they plan to build 10,000 volts keeping an eye on quaty. then it will ramp up to 30,000 volts in 2012. it recharges on household current as well as at 220. >> tax credit it comes to $33,500. bose audio and connections and fundamental element which is extended range which takes up 40 miles up to 300 miles. >> san jose convention center is filled with other manufacturers and other researchers and engineers, as well. nissan and also chevy and also toyota. this exhibit hall will be open to the public one time only tonight betwn 5:30 and 7:30 so you can come here and take a close-up look at this. this i

. >> the city is hosting an automotive expo and also the price tag of chevy into the electric car field. the volt. david louie is more on the long-awaited volt. >> there is no question that the chevy volt is feeling the thunder. so are other carmakers that are tread roll out new plug in vehicles but what is the price of the chevy volt. it was announced just 90 minutes to you. full price will be $41,000 but with tax credits it will cost about $33,000. chevy dealers are starting to take orders today. they plan to build 10,000 volts keeping an eye on quality. then it will ramp up to 30,000 volts in 2012. it recharges on household current as well as at 220. >> tax credit it comes to $33,500. bose audio and connections and fundamental element which is extended range which takes up 40 miles up to 300 miles. >> san jose convention center is filled with other manufacturers and other researchers and engineers, as well. nissan and also chevy and also toyota. this exhibit hall will be open to the public one time only tonight between 5:30 and 7:30 so you can come here and take a close-up look at th

that they do not want to hear, just to make your media -- especially if you are pointing out your expos -- that you are exposed. we also believe that in media there should come education. the word minority is a derogatory term. believe it or not. thank you. >> we have a little bit of time left. i want to make sure all of the audience members are heard. >> my name is bruce grimes. i am an independent writer and producer of television, going back to "rolling stone." my question will relate to the comment about quality from dr. abraham. specifically about journalists today. 250 people, ranging in age between 25 and 35, pretty frightening. they were new media folks from a content perspective. what i came away with listening to them talk about their audience, reaching out, being writers, was scared me was how selfish the audience seemed to be. subway breakfasts, your comment about crime and people being tired of reading about it, they were reaching for people like this, this is how they were going to make money. it scares the hell out of me. i brought it back and brought it up, especially in

there will be a special career expo in oakland where veterans and troops can interview for jobs. the recruit military opportunity expo will will be at the oakland alameda county coliseum from 11:00 this morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. >>> the final segment of the new eastern span of the bay bridge is beginning to take shape. you may notice it as you head across. the first piece of the tower that will support the suspension cables is nearly in place. yesterday crews used a crane to hoist the 1200-ton section over the concrete foundation. of course, the bridge still expected to open sometime in 2013. >>> speaking of the bay bridge, want to check in with mike. he says there's debris to watch out for. >> that's right. not related to the construction in any fashion. the lower deck where we have reports of debris didn't have the construction zone at the start of this show. we now have a tire reported in the fast lane. before the bridge crews can clear that, watch for it over the next few minutes. bridge crew very quick to take care of any problems over the course of the morning. n

. >> reporter: making off with over $100,000 from the second story obvious it shared with cal expo's grandstand. >> people involved knew the process. i wouldn't think it would be one of our ovation guys but maybe. they maybe wanted the money. they may have gotten uniforms some other way. >> reporter: it's raising more questions about security for ovations, like why there are no security cameras in an office where a vault is located and money is counted. >> that's a question that we're asking ovation at this point as well. >> reporter: while there is no silver lining in this, cal expo says the good news, the thieves weren't very thorough. >> was that all the money that was in there? did they take it all? >> no, as a matter of fact they didn't. they just got what they could get. >> reporter: investigators are going to be combing through employee rosters for the rest of today to find out who or who may not be back at work. in the meantime, there are no arrests but two suspects have been questioned n sacramento, jonas tichenor, cbs 5, in sacramento. >>> these days a trip to the crash can

the shanghai world expo. but businesses here are probably not reliant -- not aware of how reliant they are on foreign oil suppliers like iran. half the crude oil used inlg:xyñ china camp from overseas -- comes from overseas. >> the message to chinese government -- a message the chinese government knows only too well. oil is a national priority. iran is one of the most important sources. by the middle of this decade, more than half of china's population will live in cities. that will create huge opposition all demands for power, and that will mean countries like iran are more and more important to the future. bbc news, shanghai. >> in the u.s. state of arizona, key parts of the new immigration law have been blocked. there will be a relief for many, not least in mexico. many families and towns rely on money sent back from relatives in the u.s. our correspondent has been doing area and central mexico where tensions have been running high. >> it seems bound to become a ghost town. an estimated 60% of the town's o

it's hosting a drive this weekend at the back expo. people can get tested to see if they are a match with anyone who needs a transplantt. just takes a quick cheek swap to test. organizers african americans account for only 7% of those on the registry. >> please come out and help us save lives. not only my daughter but the more we get the better chances for other kids, ethnics and otherwise to live. >> donor drive continues tomorrow from ten to eight. >>> well a library may not be -- not be an unusual place to have a party -- rather it is an unusual place to have a party but today a resident celebrated inside their brand new 39 million-dollar library. the library has a large collection of books, it also includes a children's area, teen section, technology center and a bookstore. construction came in six million dollars under budget and was paid for by the city, community organizations and private donations. >> the old library was under sized. it was unsafe and it just wasn't what the community needed. >> the new library is built to last

washington, d.c., was the site of the 2010 government 2.0 expo, attended by experts interested in losing -- in using technology to bring a more open government citizens. there are also interested in selling technology to the government. in this edition, will meet some of the attendees, starting with the founder of bob riley media -- of o'reilly media. >> when you set this up, what was the purpose? >> there is a technology revolution happening in the private sector. cloud computing, mobile phones, all delivering amazing capabilities into the hands of citizens. government technology also needs or refresh. -- a refresh. need to rethink how we deliver services to citizens. -- we need to rethink how we deliver services to citizens. it is time to rethink the whole enchilada, so to speak. everything we take for granted. trying to tell a story about a government acting as a platform provider as opposed to a plot -- as opposed to an application provider -- what does that mean? there is a really great example -- the apple iphone. the old model of delivering a smartphone looked a lot like governmen

the bullshit culture offensive in the summer of ninety nine team forced culture expo me to retreat eastwards. with the train load of gold so telcel the little journey through siberia called check this in its own personal courage next to the steam locomotive units of the chancellor but legion made sure the train had free passage through the route of the troy they were in control of the entire lake to translate period railway. professor of history prologues military institute has traced the route of the gold train based on military reports and accounts by officers of the czech slovak legion blocks in one thousand twenty officials from the ministry of finance a former sars to russia were constantly with the russian gold reserve travelling from cause to or could. this means they were in control of the gold in one way or another you know of course there is much speculation about whether or not some of it was stolen from. the golden train called the long distance by nine hundred twenty the gold was taken from his a to some lower this. was placed on the train and then sent from homes to go train to

the former cubs and expos outfielder was inducted sunday in cooperstown.e was an all-star eight times and is one of only three major league players to hit over 400 home runs and steal over 300 bases. congratulations to him. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and a snapshot of the world, a new movie tries to capture life in a day. life if a day. l? [ powder cleaner ] mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber? [ spray bottle ] what does she see in him? [ liquid cleaner ] well, he cleans three times more soap scum per swipe than you. [ spray bottle ] and i bring out the shine, too! ding! what was that? that was the noise a shine makes... [ male announcer ] remove three times more soap scum per swipe with the new mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber. but the "sickout" at a-c transit could be moving into its second week. a-c transit commuters should plan for more delays if this week is anything like last week. coming up at five: the accusations flying between management and the union. and what happens this week that could break the s

state fairs at cal expo through august 1. we'll be right back. again. and it's without the blessing of their parents. the couple told "us >>> bristol palin and levi johnston are back together again without the blessing of their parents. the couple told "us weekly" magazine they got engaged again two weeks ago. bristol said she reconnected with the father of her son while they worked out a custody plan. so what does sarah palin have to say? she said "we obviously want what's best for our children. bristol believes in redemption and forgiveness to a degree most of us struggle to put in practice in our daily lives." >> apparently no wedding date has been set but the couple is hoping for some time next month b

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cal expo at sacramento, linda reports from the fair. what happened? >> the cow was shot dead just yards away from vendors like these that were setting up for the day sparking outrage among some of the witnesses who insist officers didn't have to kilt animal. here's a look at the 1400-pound cow making its way through the fairgrounds after breaking free from a nearby nursing facility where it was being transferred to give birth. >> it was pregnant and it was needing to be milked. it was just a big cow. >> reporter: the video was captured on a digital camera by a vendor standing just 50 yards away when a state fair police officer shot the animal. >> and it was -- it was awful. and i got very upset. i was screaming. >> reporter: police say the cow had escaped twice while they tried to corral it and coax it into a trailer. once in a tunnel at the entrance of the park, and again at the concert staging area. but the animal was agitated. >> it was beginning to roam on the fairgrounds at the same time that we had approximately 1,000 people who were coming to w

. >> the donor drive continues tomorrow at the black expo from 10ment until 8:00 p.m. >>> a federal judgeas allowed the controversial roundup of horses to continue in nevada. activists had said that it was inhumane to keep the horses in the corals. but the judge agreed with nevada which said they could die of dehydration if they were not rounded. the horses will be put on sale. >>> and a grand opening that some people have been anticipating for months. we'll show you. >>> bay area micro climate will resurface for tomorrow. some patchy fog but look at what happens when you do approach inland. the forecast coming up in a bit. >>> looking for a nice home with palm trees and a nice warm climate? how about iraq? that's right. there is now a website selling homes, even a shopping mall in four iraqi cities. as reporter peter doocey explains, the realtor says that now is the time to buy. >> usually, we have to worry about bad plumbing or bugs but there are some americans who are looking for homes in iraq where they have to worry about bugs, government corruption but if you are okay with that, 4 x

sacramento police tonight are searching for two robbers dressed as cal state fair workers. 100 cal expoofficers were on duty at the time but none were at the caterers office. >>> police are looking into two men who are thought to have stolen from. kang had only $17 with him at the time he was killed. >>> sheriff's deputies from two counties had a stand by. the woman says the man demanded sex, when he refused, they say he stole a backpack and then took off. >> reporter: 5'four reufrplgs >> reporter: 5'4". >>> in news of the world tonight, along the egypt gaza border. there are hundreds of holes in the under ground wall. surveillance video shows one smuggler using a blow torch to cut through the barrier. smugglers use under ground path ways. >>> 723 people have died so far. >>> paul the octopus became a season. the team actually went 8-8. and the full-time between spain and the never lands. a ted case from state did not have a pretty pseudoty as a paw caption. >> all right, well vandals target urban honey bees. up next, the bizarre crime that [ powder cleaner what? mr. clean magic eraser

sacramento police tonight are searching for two robbers dressed as cal state fair workers. 100 cal expoice officers were on duty at the time but none were at the caterers office. >>> police are looking into two men who are thought to have stolen from. kang had only $17 with him at the time he was killed. >>> sheriff's deputies from two counties had a stand by. the woman says the man demanded sex, when he refused, they say he stole a backpack and then took off. >> reporter: 5'four reufrplgs >> reporter: 5'4". >>> in news of the world tonight, along the egypt gaza border. there are hundreds of holes in the under ground wall. surveillance video shows one smuggler using a blow torch to cut through the barrier. smugglers use under ground path ways. >>> 723 people have died so far. >>> paul the octopus became a season. the team actually went 8-8. and the full-time between spain and the never lands. a ted case from state did not have a pretty pseudoty as a paw caption. >> all right, well vandals target urban honey bees. up next, the bizarre crime that has police invest gaiting. >>> and beekeep

the recruit expo is put together to help veterans.organizers say the job fair is to connect those who served the country with veteran friendly companies. >> today we had lockheed, university here, just about 30 different organizations and a pretty hardy offering of employment opportunities and educational students. >> more than 50 job seekers attended today's event. >>> and the efforts of capping the oil well is on the way. >>> and whooping cough claimed another child's life. >>> and the recent consumer discount offered to shoppers. >>> the final shift for more than 50 south bay firefighters. find out what's being done to save their jobs. >>> also, arizona's controversial immigration law. we talk to protesters worried that all this could impact policy here. >>> and a voter fee fiasco. we'll hear more about the controversy surrounding these pictures and the man who thinks he made a multi million dollars discovery. >>> there is word tonight that enbattled u.s. congressman rangel is near a deal in his ethics case. this after the house ch

cal expo police managed to corral the cow but then it got away again.eterinarians on-site tried to tranquilizer but the gun didn't fire. the fair veterinarian then gave police the go ahead to shoot it. >> i didn't want it to cause any problems with people here at the fair. he wasn't predictable. also she's a little mean. >> reporter: the unborn calf also did not survive. no people hurt during the incident and the fair did remain open for business. >> it's an unfortunate situation there. >>> there's much more news just ahead. ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 is next. >>> hikers are being warned about a man who attacked two women at gunpoint at a popular state park. it happened on a trail very well known to bay area visitors, but now authorities say, they believe they know what the attacker looks like. that story coming up. >> ...berber carpet. it was a whole bowl of stew. nooo. why? i could have saved this one. i could have saved this one. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> the north bay man convicted of murdering a girl is murdered himself. >>> good evening i'm julie

. >>> a california teen is asking people to swab their cheeks at an expo in oakland. the samples she collects could help boost her own odds of fighting a life threatening illness. >> one at a time. >> the cotton swab to collect dna. >> like your brushing your teeth. >> may help save the life of this 17-year-old. she suffers from a double whammy of two rare bone marrow diseases. >> your bone marrow fights against your blood cells, so then your body comes low on blood and you get really fatigued and tired and out of breath. >> has it happened to you? >> yes. >> she's been hospitalized for months at a time and had to drop out of high school to deal with the fatigue and pna. as a member of a minority community, the search is harder. >> she's at a point where she needs a marrow match. >> what's the chance? >> chances are maybe one in 20,000 because of the low number of people with color in the national registry. >> family members spend every weekend signing up african- americans. >> the need is to save the african-american family. who knows if my family might need a match.

our conference was also the shanghai expo. we have also held 100 conferences around the world, berlin, chancellor merkel was with us. we did it new york city, boston, across the u.s. when youook at the ambion, division, the innovation that is driving china -- the vision, the innovation that is driving china and the other emerging markets, it is breathtaking. the investments built out of the infrastructure, the modernization of society and economy, expanding like to quote grids, wireless technology, transportation and more, is attracting people. businesses and capital flows is a formal force in the world. it is no longer a low-cost manufacturing capita of the world. if you assume it is, that is a mistake. i know this is not news to you, but i would like you to ink about it from a personal stanoint. in all thoseeers nations are doing, with those leaders of the provinces, cities, states, whenever jurisdictional definition you select, what are they thinking about? this came from a conversation we had over there. what is the agenda

police say two armed robbers stole $100,000 from the fair safe deposit bank at the cal expo center.olice spent the night conducting an aerial search and ground search with canine units. the suspects wore food service uniforms. >>> the newly completed relief well work is now on hold this morning because storms are threatening to roll through the gulf. bp put a temporary plug in there just in case the weather forces the crews to have to leave the site. crews will have to decide if they should risk keeping that broken well capped if the storm comes in and gets in the way of underwater monitors. reopening the cap means that crude oil can once again begin gushing into the water. there is about a 40% chance that the storm that's coming will turn into a tropical depression or a tropical storm by friday and, of course, that would mean everybody's got to leave. workers on the deepwater horizon rig had safety concerns long before the well exploded in march. "the new york times" published parts of the confidential survey that was filled out by workers on the rig. they said that equipment was u

here, we had one of these expos just last thursday. we saw approximately 100 to 150 people. we talked about what kind of information they need to come in with. if you are a fisherman, your tickets. from 2007 and 2008. there is additional information. we tried to pass out pamphlets and bulletin so that the entire claims process is kind of spelled out. and the information is needed when they come into the claims center, they have that ready. >> how long is a bp planning on keeping these claims centers open? >> at this time, there is no cut off. honor ourtment is to obligations, which is to make terriblet weare in this situation whole. so we're going to be here as long as it takes to accomplish that goal. >> president obama today warned americans not to make too much of the fact that oil has stopped flowing from bp's broken well in the gulf. he spoke briefly with white house reporters before leaving for vacation with the first family. this is just under 10 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. i wanted to give everyone a quick update on the situation in the gulf. we all know a n

to prepare for this year's world expo, a series of national and international pitch ill ions along theion. that's more than beijing spent getting ready for the 2008 olympics. shanghai's growth has been breath taking, even by asian standards. >> for the last 20 years, the city has been built building parks, encouraging the establishment of museums. it demonstrates that there is vision and planning in a city that a lot of people come to and think, gosh, it's chaos out there. but that's not case. >> reporter: it's still chaos on the streets of shanghai, but it is chaos with style. >> osgood: ahead, we're off to the movies. and ladies, start your engines. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: with the proper helmet, any woman can join the ranks of the driving divas or so rita braver and her new traveling companions would have us believe. >> pure relaxation. it's just being absolutely free out there thinking i'm in control of my destiny. when you get out there and get away from traffic, ah! >> reporter: karen davidson has been riding since she was nine. she has motorcycling in her blood. the great grandd

it is the government to point though expo. -- government 2.0 expo. >> how prepared is the u.s. for another terrorist attack? if former centers during heart and jim talent and a former 9/11 commissioner talk about what can be done by federal, state and local government and u.s. citizens. from the aspen institute in colorado, that is tonight at 8:00 eastern time on c-span. on tomorrow's "washington journal" a look at children's health programs and charter schools across the u.s.. also, a look the obama administration pause plan to prevent and and homelessness in the u.s. that is tomorrow on "washington journal" starting at 7:00 a.m. >> now a foreign perspective on terrorism strategy. the discuss how u.s. allies of the the so-called war on terror and the international will to launch a multinational response to a major terrorist attack. this forum was part of a two day conference of the homeland's security issues posted by the aspen institute. this is about one hour. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >>

captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> a c-span journalist recently attendant and expo for people seeking assistance from agencies and nonprofits. >> this is about providing information to anyone who is interested. information about what we're doing in mississippi. we have people here looking to discuss their opportunities. there are a number of organizations here that provide different services. this is one of the biggest events here is what we have also done similar in other counties. we want people to get answers to questions. we know this is a stressful time. we want to say that we are here for the long term and we will address or questions or concerns. -- your questions or concerns. >> what are you doing here? >> we have applications for people to get food stamps. many people don't realize that they could be eligible even if they have some kind of income. some could be eligible for food stamp approval. whether they are waiting for new jobs to come up for to get money whatever, we can help families. >> have you seen an uptick? >> yes, we have seen quite a few come i

messenger, and we do not see any difference in the white house response to the other groups we have expos. we have tried hard to make sure this does not put innocent people in harm. we have no current operational consequences, even though it may be of significant investigative consequence. >> do you feel risk, and how so? >> from time to time, we have threat warnings from our forces , and we take those seriously. we have not felt a threat to personal safety in kenya and other parts of the developing world. that has not always been true. the australian government was asked by the united states to engage in certain forms of surveillance and other people in australia. most of those requests were rejected by the australian government to carry their >> -- the australian government. >> [inaudible] >> it is too early to say yet. it is clear it will save our understanding of what the past -- will shape our understanding of what the past has been like, and the course needs to change. the manner in which it needs to change is not clear. >> [inaudible] >> i am often asked this question. in what is t

our conference was also the shanghai expo.ve also held 100 conferences around the world, berlin, chancellor merkel was with us. we did it new york city, boston, across the u.s. when you look at the ambition, division, the innovation that is driving china -- the vision, the innovation that is driving china and the other emerging markets, it is breathtaking. the investments built out of the infrastructure, the modernization of society and economy, expanding like to quote grids, wireless technology, transportation and more, is attracting people. businesses and capital flows is a formal force in the world. it is no longer a low-cost manufacturing capital of the world. if you assume it is, that is a mistake. i know this is not news to you, but i would like you to think about it from a personal standpoint. in all thoseeers nations are doing, with those leaders of the provinces, cities, states, whenever jurisdictional definition you select, what are they thinking about? this came from a conversation we had over there. what is the age

by increetsing the taxpayers' expo -- increasing the taxpayers' exposure also, this program is $22.21 billion in premiums that could be taken out of our economy. but it doesn't stop there. there's more than $20 billion of investment in mutual municipal, state, and local bonds will completely dry up. a line of business that the free enterprise system handles, that the government did not need to do. and government at all levels, state, federal, and local, will lose billions in tax revenue from the free enterprise system. during the last congress, the senate rejected this proposal by a vote of 74-19. even the administration shockingly, even the administration voiced opposition to adding wind to the n.r.i.p. suggesting it would threaten the long-term stability of the program. exactly right. it's called bankruptcy. never forget the taxpayers there, so probably won't go bankrupt. with the current federal crisis, the financial crisis, and the government crisis, and a record unemployment why would the majority party be pushing for legislation to make unemployment worse, or would this simply b

we are a very resilient population, but we are also highly expos. ed. how are we on time? 12 minutes cup, because i can keep talking about this all -- two minutes, cause i could talk about this all that. we have looked at suicide prevention. our past approaches have mainly been about training and education. unfortunately, we are learning that getting somebody to the schrank does not necessarily prevent suicide. there has got to be everybody in it, commander, family, etc. or long term helping the person. this is a good aide. this can add about two years ago and emphasizes aides but that is not enough. we have a lot of things that are pushing us to the right. they are individual factors. they are human factors. they are environmental factors. many of our largest installations like fort bragg on 95 which is a drug corridor, fort carson has methamphetamine labs in the national parks, fort stewart, fort hood, all of our big institutions and i don't want to single them out but are instead -- installations are not stand alone. for our reserve and guard soldiers, they are among th