country also spent billions of dollars on showpiece events like the olympic games and the shanghai expo. so why are other countries still sending aid money to this economic powerhouse? >>reporter: bucks for bamboo; in rural sichuan, europe's taxpayers are funding a two and a half million dollar project to help revive, boost and sustain stocks of this fast-growing, versatile, substitute for timber. >>managed by the international network for bamboo and rattan, inbar, the programme also promotes safer factory working conditions, more effective marketing and greater use of bamboo in construction. the goal is to strengthen economic recovery in a region where the production chain was destroyed in the 2008 earthquake. but there's a long way to go. >>dr. yiping: a lot of problems, i think, for the workers' safety, for resource efficiency - so i think this project can bring a lot of experience or expertise from outside to help with lots of people. >>reporter: indeed - but in europe's age of austerity, why isn't china financing projects like this itself ? >>the world's second largest economy has

expos them to some fun. they may see some other people that may even be recruited by gangs that they do not like, groups of people they do not like. to be able to experience them on a first name basis, i got to know you before, you are a cool person. we did some things together that is positive. experience what normal kids get to do everyday, except that they do not have it because of economics or cultural difference walls, or the wall themselves off because they are being recruited by other efforts. we are experimenting with this for the first time. we think we are going to receive a lot of excess -- success from this. >> quickly, as the mayor said, we are claiming -- it is not a game camp. we are claiming the skin before they enter a gang. we are claiming them first to give them a positive choice. >> [inaudible] >> with regard to the metal death, this is an epidemic nationally. this is something that i dealt with at the puc. and it is dangerous. a lot of these folks, as they go for that copper, it is charg

if someone doesn't expos it, no one will solve it. dr.n everyone's face and made the nation deal with it. saturday lee saunders and all of us will come together to put joblessness and inequality back in the face of this nation, as afscme and lee saunders did with randy and others in wisconsin and other places. you cannot solved a problem in a no one is paying attention to, and no one will pay attention unless we go out there and put it out front where no one can ignore us. thank you, lee saunders. i hope that all of us remember that dr. king's dream is still before us. thank you for joining me

three years ago, this is little more than an urban jump that was left behind when the world expo site was left behind and gutted. kongjian yu is the founder of turenscape, one of the most acclaimed design firms. he is an advocate for environmental sustainability and was brought in literally to change the landscape. >> every contaminated water and soil. in china, 75% of the water. all of the major leagues in china and the rivers, this runs through the city's and they have been contaminated. we decided to make this park a demonstration. how can you clean the water? you use the landscape. you use vegetation. do not use sewage. we need some inexpensive solutions, workable solutions >> the water is a big issue in china, too little and some areas and too much and others. in eastern and southern china, at the floods are calling mass destruction while the same time, surrounding the river, almost a million people are without safe drinking water. china has a monsoon climate with torrential rains giving way to severe drought. poor planning is partly to blame for the water woes. >> we made some b

they performed this weekend at solano air power expo. you can find out whether bob tossed his cookies. he'll have a full report tomorrow morning. >> i got the chance to fly in the back of an f-16 and it was truly the greatest think i've done. >> i'm jealous of both of you. >> your turn. >> i probably hold off on eating that morning going up. again, the thunderbirds, maybe the blue angels. around the bay area, there is a problem for flights into sfo might be the fog. we don't see a lot right now but we do have the marine layer close to 2,000 feet and that may cause a few flight delays later on this morning. we'll keep an eye on that. the diamondbacks in town, big series with our giants this evening. we'll see temperatures around first pitch low 60s, upper 50s with the low clouds later tonight. temperatures around the south bay, 70s to low 80s inland. a cool start to august. and it's going to be a cool start to the week ahead you can see, temperatures inland only in the 70s and 80s even into the start of next weekend. >> thank you. 4:56. g

the raging waters amusement park park at cal expo has been evacuated. now we're told 20 people have been sent to the hospital ar an apparent chlorine leak. people had complained of burning eyes and throats and respiratory problems. so the park shut down about 2:30 this afternoon and we are told it will remain closed until further notice. >>> the investigation into the 3-year-old shot and killed in oakland last week took detectives to las vegas where that he rested a second suspect. christin ayers tells us about the man, an aspiring entertainer, police say drove the car used in the drive-by. christin. >> reporter: the man arrested is 22-year-old willie torrance, a parolee at least appears from his facebook page to be an aspiring rap artist. police are actually saying he is the one who drove the drive- by vehicle in that shooting that took 3-year-old carlos nava's life a week ago. police aren't saying how they tracked torrence to las vegas although his facebook page says that's where he lives. he was arrested friday night by las vegas using information pr

option one, there are schools abroad, which, along with colleges, vigorously compete at education expos like this for a share of the 200,000 chinese students who study overseas annually. of this number, over 3,000 under 18s attend british boarding schools, while around the same amount board in the us. most going onto universities, paying premium fees, in their countries of choice. these numbers are growing as anxious parents worry about their only child's competitive advantage inchina's marketplace. >>gregg: there's an interesting push coming on with how parents view the importance of education and their careers. i see that there are a multiple of opportunities for kids to come back who have gone through that creative thinking and analytical thinking, good communication in english and other languages, to thrive in companies in china because they don't get that internally necessarily. >>reporter: that is, unless they opt for option two. after completing his compulsory chinese education, 16 year old dang xuyang was able to enter harrowinternational school's sixth form to study for britain

of cloth their way back into the match early in the second half with a header of their own signing expo but i want a sporting his second goal in as many games but mark may need at least six minutes to get in front again which rescues men to position we prevent ourselves into the top half of the table. i mean one off the pitch interval and cameron strike at samuel ex who says he might not now sign for russian gallantry all through the thirty year old says may go. ations are ongoing with the club but that he could stay it into or play for a side in england and we are reported to have offered him a pay packets of more than twenty million dollars a year. are not the only club making high profile acquisitions as twice former champions remain have signed paragraph striker. valdés twenty seven year old drawings from spanish and if you do this is instrumental in paraguayans run to the quarter finals at last year's world cup national side who also finished one is up two year old wife at last month's america. meanwhile everything goes there is no winning start to the season for new manager and hi

they performed yesterday and hit the sky again today at the solano air power expo near fairfield. >> the more people that get out to, the more we can say thank you for their support. we couldn't do it without them. that's why we want to come out and shake their hands. >> are you ready to do this? i'm ready. >> we're going to hear more from captain hubbard and find out whether bob tossed his cookies. i don't know if that's appropriate, after pulling 9 gs in the back seat of the captain's f-16. bob will have a full report tuesday morning on "today in the bay." hope he made it. >>> a final farewell after more than three decades of providing lots of fun to bay area families. cal skate gets ready to close its doors for good. we'll show you why. >>> in milpitas tonight a family destination is closing to make way for new development. cal skate is holding its final farewell skate right now. lots of folks out there. the family-owned business opened back in 1977 and many families came out today for one last skate. the owners say their decision was a combination of changing culture and the over

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right that i mean you base business expo george who told us that the school reduction is due to political bickering on capitol hill which is bringing everybody else to. it's a strong message to the politicians in congress as well as the white house that it better deal with this problem seriously and played politics it's very narrow matter . can the us afford to pay the debt because us it's always created by printing more money that's been historically the case what's different about this time is that the members of congress choose to troll and have hold the ceiling hostage to other issues the issues having to do with taxation and spending and title amendments and so on and so forth and they're not able to reach any a cold on those other issues and therefore they decide to play chicken or traits you know play brinksmanship on the element national debt and i don't think they fully appreciate the damage that this group has done to. christie to the united states. and a renowned economist richard wolfe author about the america's financial recovery plan was doomed from the start. we've had twen

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the fair wrapped up a few minutes ago at cal expo.his year's turn out was much better than last year. about 20% better: spending this year was up too about 25%. the last cloves were cooked in gilroy tonight. tens of thousands of people went to the event this weekend to enjoy traditional garlic dishes and the not so traditional ones like garlic ice cream. the event is on track to break a record. the gilroy garlic festival is in its third year. >>> the dog days of summer, literally. it was a chance for man's best friend to shine. >>> meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which parts in the bay area might not be some sunshine but drizzle in the morning. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering. hurry in and lease the jetta s for just $179 a month. ♪ visit vwdealer.com today. >>> we're wrapping up the last weekend of july with some wh

send us an e-mail. >> here at book expo america, the publishers' annual convention in new york city,e're going to preview some of the fall 2011 book title. we are joined be the publisher, margie ross. you just signed a deal today. what's the deal? >> guest: the big news for regnery is we just signed a big book with donald trump, and we're going to do a political book with him this fall, and we're really interested in doing this book because we feel that he touched a nerve with our marketplace and with a lot of people out there in america who said, gosh, he is saying lot of things i agree with. i agree what he has to say about oil and china and trade and the taxes and the economy, and isn't its refreshing to have someone who is able to say these things and not be afraid. >> speakingspeaking of me and bn franklin. >> shows up in the book store. >> so we're very excited about this book, how to put america back on top. how to make america number one, how to make america rich again. there's no one better than donald trump to talk about how to be competitive, how to get what you want out o

just a few minutes you can join the crosstalk debate the expo over there says there's the carina. current welcome to our business office our we start with the markets which plunged into another round of volatility with fears of an underlying coupled to the sentiment was spurred by negative favor from europe and the u.s. on the russian forces have been bucked the trend for the latest i'm joined by correspondent with us from norfolk or. so that's us so what's the market looking right now. it's quite interesting carina american markets actually opens in the rout zone but very quickly they've corrected and now both jones and. stocks are up in the green zone less than one percent but still european markets have been going down full day ducks was about its losing about three percent odd so i almost the news all the spirit be in central bank buying italian and spanish bonds audax together with fifty corrected and now they're about so less than one percent in the red zone as for my six and r.t.s. just the words the closure old russian stock market state also went up significantly and clos

based business expo george crew he told us that the critical reduction is due to political bickering on capitol hill which is bringing everybody else down. it's a strong message to the politicians in congress as well as the white house said they better deal with this problem seriously and nap play politics it's really matter a matter. can the u.s. afford to pay that debt because us it always paid a debt by printing more money that's been historically the case what's different about this time is that the members of congress choose to strong and hold the debt ceiling hostage to other issues which are other issues having to do it with taxation and spending and title amendments and so on so forth and they're not able to reach any of coal or on those other issues and therefore they decide to play chicken or traits you know play brinksmanship on the element national debt and i don't think they fully appreciate the damage that this move has done to to the prestige of the united states and of the ripple effect is spreading fast to china strongly demonic the united states sorts itself out and

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. >>> what a group of hunters did when a wild boar turned on them expo tacted one of the men. on them and attacked one of the men. sis, help me create my oasis. ok, romantic garden? oh, is there a castle nearby? no, but there's a charming farmhouse. right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today. . >>> the bay is getting deeper that port of oakland. a look at the work being done to change the landscape underwater and the business up on land. >>> group of hunters is the target of a wild boar. the rescue to save one man who is now in the hospital. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> i am ken wayne. >> and i am julie haener. a hunting trip for wild boars ended today when one of the boar turned on the hunters. new at 6:00. ktvu's christian is live with the effort to save a hunter who was repeatedly bitten. >> reporter: this afternoon the victim was brought here, airlifted here he is now in serious condition recovering from bites to his finders,

the fair wrapped up a few minutes ago at cal expo.year's turn out was much better than last year. about 20% better: spending this year was up too about 25%. the last cloves were cooked in gilroy tonight. tens of thousands of people went to the event this weekend to enjoy traditional garlic dishes and the not so traditional ones like garlic ice cream. the event is on track to break a record. the gilroy garlic festival is in its third year. >>> the dog days of summer, literally. it was a chance for man's best friend to shine. >>> meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which parts in the >>> we're wrapping up the last weekend of july with some what chilly numbers out there. the fog has been cooling us off and really not a big change in the over all weather pattern over the next few days. right now the maps on live storm tracker 2. no storms out there but the clouds have been increasing. santa rosa at the airport reporting mostly cloudy skies at last check. the clouds will continue to be on the increase as we do head into the overnight ho

. >> for more interviews from the expo just visit otrc.com. and the help rose above ""planet of the apes"" this weekend into number one spot. >> these women raise white children. we love them, they love us but they can't use toilets in our houses. >> are you in there? >> you are done! >> the help starring emma stone is also getting oscar buzz. see the rest of the top 10 at otrc.com. reality mogul kim kardashian and chris hum frees tied the knot this weekend. kardashian made two dress changes throughout the evening. the groom swapped his white tux for a black version at the reception where they were serenaded by robin thick. congrats to the happy couple. and kate wins let escaped a house fire on vacation in the virgin islands. they were evacuated from the home when a fire broke out. for more details visit otrc.com. >> coming up next air, look at the newest monument in washington, d.c., and the roll a bay area man had in its creation. then at 4:30... >> as far as i'm concerned the tea party can go straight to hell. >> a california congress woman

we're connect in actions of expoing free sneech a public place. >> jackry runningwolf is an environmental activist, organizing a sit in to save the trees at uc berkeley. one of the 38 arrested last week. so was nedra ruiz, shown here being hauled away in cuffs. she was a lawyer for marjorie knoller, she was convicted when her dogs mauled to death diane whipple. >> i said it in a loud voice, and that is why i was arrested. >> last monday, bart shut down and reopened two stations four times throughout the evening. protesters demonstrated down on the station's platforms. the constantly-shifting demonstration snarled downtown commute traffic as they romed market street. the activists are protesting the fatal shooting of a knife-wielding homeless man last month, and bart's decision at a later protest to shut down cell phone service in its underground transit system. this is a third monday they've been called. many passengers are getting tired of it. she wants more police action. >> i would probably be beneficial. something has to change. you know? getting in the way of a lot of people's commut

that is on the grounds of cal expo. it happened around 2:00 yesterday afternoon.mplained of the serious breathing problems. they believe the equipment pumps chlorine in the wade pool. they will examine what happened. >> thigh are expected to -- they are expected to approval a proposal to protect funds for the stadium. it will let cities keep agency and funds if they turn over a percentage of the property tax revenue to sacramento. santa clara share is $11 million this year. $2.7 million each year after that. the cities that fail to opt in will lose the redevelopment funds. city leaders say holding on to money is better than losing it all. >>> 6:37 now. time for a look at the forecast. we see grayness out there. how long it will be with us? >> right. holding on to it for how long? >> good question. probably until noon. inland valley, 9:00 or 10:00 at the most. a few areas are cooler than yesterday. the temperatures are close to average. good morning. this area of low looks impressive right now, we are going to hold off for a couple of days. that is the low that wil

the raging waters amusement park at cal expo has been evacuated. 20 people sent to the hospital after an apparent chlorine leak. people complained of burning eyes and throats and respiratory problems. and the park shut down around 2:30 this afternoon. it will remain closed until further notice. >>> school is back in session. but the question is, when will it end? just ahead, the funding problem that could cause school districts to let students out early. >>> and pg&e plans to test pipelines in one bay area city t already warns there will be some -- it already warns there will be some kind of gas leak. >> don't want it? you don't have to get it. how one bay area city is crack down on junk mail. >>> and we are told 101 southbound in san francisco right before cesar chavez, chopper 5 is over a fire that has shut down at least some lanes of 101 southbound. we'll have details and be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, and students for a historic historic acheivement. >>> state school leaders are congratulating teachers, parents and, of course, students for a historic achievement. for the first

. >> for more information on the expo, go to recruitmilitary.com. >>> let's talk about this little warmup that we're headed for. rob mayeda joins us now. >> it may get too toasty for some folks, i think. maybe some upper 90s coming back, especially out to the tri-valley. right now pretty comfortable. 70s and 80s inland. comfortable around livermore. 75 in san jose. cool in san francisco where we have the low clouds sweeping back in once again. pretty good strong case of ocean air-conditioning for the coast and the inner bay. for inland spots we're talking 80s, probably a few 90s popping up. the morning will start with the clouds and maybe drizzle for your morning drive or as you take the kids to school. for the weekend, one item to watch. maybe tropical clouds by sunday. that's the stay tuned part to the weekend forecast. there's the fog on the west side of downtown san francisco. we had sunshine today around santa cruz. that's the reason why we warmed up to the mid 70s. to the south you can see the clearing. now we'll see low clouds spilling back from the south through the evening. still

and center, we need to change the conversation, and we want everybody to come, really a march is to exposem. it's time for us to say, hey, wait a minute, hold it, time out. we need jobs. you have to talk about -- that's why he's in history and why august 27th is important. >> even tea party members all to be marching with us for jobs. i don't know the stats, but i would think that most of the people aligned with the tea party are hurting just like the rest of the country, yet they're line aligning themselves with the people putting them in that position. i don't understand that. everyone is hurting except the people making the noise in washington, d.c. you're not an activist by trade, but in your heart, you stand up and deal with some of these mortgage issues. why is this important to tom joyn joyner. why does this tough your heart, tom? i party with a purpose. my purpose is to empower and try to change my community. i do it with laughter, i do it with songs, and i do it with purpose. if i get you laughing, then you've got you listens. if you've got you listens, i can field you some infor

i don't know -- you notice the tattoo on the side so getting i believe every benefit of the doubt expos tattoo and glasses he seems somewhat distinguishable to me but perhaps i'm biased and we are fortunate in fact this case went on and so we could have the landmark decision that occurred. in terms of after the lineup, the interrogation process, this was then asked how did i do? that's never a good comment by the way. if you were ever in a lineup asking did i pass or not is probably not a successful way of approaching this in which case it is completely entitled, so you flunked and clearly that's -- the miranda version of the promised me help if i could just talk to them briefly about the case. for those who haven't seen, this is the whole confession. i find it interesting that perhaps one of the most landmark cases that we have is essentially included on one page, in which case he admitted to two of the sexual assaults in this brief account. he also by the way found a way saying he gave up his rights with a full legal understanding of what the rights work, although they were not explai

it is about half the people expected at the hunter's extravaganza expo going on in the reliant centerw turn out might just be because of all of the extreme and haitful endorsers who signed on to the event. just listen to them preach. >> the homosexual agenda will become to intense that before the lord returns, marriage will be outlawed in various parts of the earth. >> one of the good example says minimum wage. party's been fighting about that for about 60 years. is jesus for or against the minimum wage. just as a hint, jesus did not like the minimum wage. >> there is statue in new york harbor called the statue of liberty. you know where we got from from? french free masons. listen folks, that's an idol, a demonic idol right there in the middle of new york harbor. >> joining me now, reverend welton, president of the interfaith alliance. a group that's come out in opposition to the response. and msnbc political analyst richard wolffe. reverend, let me start with you. what do you make of the reports that people won't be flocking to this event this weekend. >> you no he, al, i tell you t

you see these are expo nennial cuts in states such as ours.0 teachers laid off in this session but it will come back in the next session. medicaid is cut and the last four months of medicaid were not funded. so we are $4.8 billion in to the next session for medicaid. it is grim. >> medicaid, education. >> medicaid, education, lou dubose, editor of "the washington spectator," thanks for helping us crack what that perry code actually is. >>> for those who served in george w. bush admission, here's a phrase sure to strike terror in the stoutest of hearts. dick cheney has written a memoir. e.j. dionne joins us for that next. ♪ i'm a film star. well, i'm a film, left behind by a floor cleaner i thought was going to take me places. wait! now life is dull... darling! ♪ i believe in miracles [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. swiffer wetjet's new upgraded solution loosens and lifts off dirt to help prevent streaks and residue. and reveal more shine than a mop or your money back. you had me at "bzzzzz". whose non-stop day starts with back pain..

they performed this weekend at the air power expo over fairfield. >> when you're on a regular airplanend you're doing the conversation of what you do for a living, and someone doesn't know you. what do they say? >> i try to talk about them because a lot of people are wow, amazing but the funny thing it's not that amazing. anybody can do it. especially for little kids. if this is is something they want to do, work hard and set their goals. >> we're going to hear more and find out how did he progress. looks pretty good. we'll have the full report from bob tomorrow morning. int webag ghrit back. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese.

there will be a public expo at the convention center and civil rights concert. d.c. are expecting up to 300,000 visitors. people pouring into the city p.m. president obama is scheduled it speak so it'll be a big week and big event on sunday to recognize this milestone of this memorial here in d.c. reverend? >> thank you. we'll be there, as you know, and saturday is the big march around jobs and justice. and joining me now and joining me on saturday and sunday is national radio personality and comedian ricky smiley. thank you so much, ricky, for being with us tonight. where y is it important for to you come and be part of this weekend to march and to stand as the official unveiling of this monument happens. >> first of all, thanks for having me on your show, reverend al, and thanks for coming on my show. we have to continue to let people know that the dream is still alive. back when i was growing up, reverend al, when you joined the church, along giving your life it christ, you have to join the naacp and aclc. back when martin luther king, jr. picture was over ev

. >> one of the large displays at book expo america 2011 is the perseus group book several different imprints are under the perseus name and what is public affairs. the publisher of public affairs books is susan weinberg who will talk about the new book coming out by public affairs and the future books coming out by publicaffairs. where should we starsoros. building open societies. horror of economics is one of the most exciting big ideas we had in a while. they are the founders of the mit poverty labs and they have pioneered the idea of let's do some on the ground work experiments, observations to learn what really works in development. where we should put our effort. where we should put our money and today our award winning economist whose work is getting a lot of attention. when i read the proposal i felt this is the most important work on poverty i have read since we published professor eunice on micro finance and social business and we felt we had to have this book tour. >> does that book include the concept of microlending? >> this does have some about microfinancing and lendin

its 29-city bus tour, called reclaiming america and they are launching it today at the napa valley expothe super rally, as they are calling it, is expected to draw very large crowds of conservative tea party supporters. the bus tour will end with the debate among conservative candidates in tampa next month. >>> the green party will host its own rally and march in napa, beginning at 11:00 this morning at veterans memorial park at 3rd and main street. at 2:00 p.m., organizers plan to protest at a march at the site of the tea party rally. they are calling their counter rally the green tea party. you know, it's going to get interesting after today. >> interesting, which it is right now, as you see lots of fog out on the bay. rain, but nothing compared to the rainfall we're seeing with irene on the east coast. we'll take a look at what you can expect on the other coast, coming up in a few minutes. >>> also, the hot new item among east bay car thieves. where car owners can get free help to protect themselves. >>> still to come, honoring the emergency crews at ground zero with a very ambitious

. >> and here at book expo america, the publishers annual convention in new york city, regnery publishingnc. is here as well. and with booktv to preview some of their fall 20 oh 11 bought titles we are joined by the publisher of regnery, marji ross. i want to start with a book that you don't have out yet because you just signed a deal today. what is that you? >> you are right. thank you, peter. the big news for regnery is which assigned a big book with donald trump. we are going to be doing a political book within this fall. and we are really interested in doing this book because we feel he touch with a rok played with a lot of people out there in america who said gosh, he think a lot of things that i agree with. i kind of agree with what he has to say about china and trade and taxes and a convent and isn't it refreshing to have someone who is able to say these things and not be afraid. >> speaking of me? ben franklin? editor shows up at the bookstore. >> so we're very excited about this book. it's about how to put america back on topic how to make american abroad and had to make america

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it will be held at the napa valley expo and expected to draw large crowds of conservatives. singer pat boehner will be there. the bus tour ends in a debate among conservative presidential candidates in tampa, september 12th. >> the giants are on a slide. the houston astros are in the town. the team with the worst record in baseball. the defending world series champs are three games back from first place behind arizona. jordan shaver homered and scored three times. the giants lost nine of their last 13 home games. on to the oakland a's. oakland had a 7-1 lead. it looked like there were going for a three game sweep with the yankees became the first team in major league history to hit three grand slam home runs in one game. hockey the barrage began in the fifth inning. again in the sixth inning and in the eighth inning. the oakland a's or crushed by the yankees' 22- 9. we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. >> earlier pact week we told you that an athlete and his daughter were her high -- ben affleck and jennifer but already has two daughters together. >> a

it's called book expo america.nd we're previewing some of the falls 2011 books that are coming out. farrar, strauss & giroux is an imprint of the macmillan company and we are joined their publicity director tran want to talk about some other upcoming titles. i want to start with "that used to be us." what is that? >> peter, it's a continuation of tom friedman's amazingly influential and best selling book, "the world is hot, flat and crowded." this time he is collaborating with a foreign policy adviser was also a close friend and longtime associate of his. and the book is really, outlines four ways in which america has gone off the rails and four ways we get it back on. >> when is this coming out? >> is coming the day after the labor day, highly programmatic, and it's just a roadmap for the u.s. which is going to be a great event. >> who is andrew feinstein? >> andrew feinstein is most likely the world's leading expert on the global arms trade, the kind of black market in arms around the world. he was a south africa

. >> reporter: the expo dulles is more and more and more. we did not see this yesterday.tayed in their home. they would scream and yell at the rebels, cheering them on. now we're seeing a major -- hold on a second. hold on a second. we can still hear you, sara. >> reporter: whoever is speaking in my ear, i need to listen to kyra. what we're hearing from the national transitional council is they're saying the rebels have taking control of 80%. if that is the case, we are wondering why so many people are leaving the city, and their faces are tense. they don't want to speak to us on camera. they want to get out of the city. we have to wonder what's going on. it's difficult for us to get into the city. a lot of us are trying to get into the city center. residents saying they were trying to go back to their homes and they weren't able to get there. there's a lot of tenseness in the residents that wasn't actually there yesterday. things definitely changing rapidly here. the national transitional council is telling us that they have put in office in a secret place near tripoli.

gregg: kansas city aviation expo, pilot brian jenison, a delta airlines veteran, 15 years experiencelosing lift and mruchlti inplummeting death and hundreds, including children, watching on the ground. the second fatal accident at an air show this weekend alone. an aviation consultant and former managing director of the ntsb, good to see you. you know, look. i understand there is a long and distinguished history of aviation air shows and aeronautics and so forth but the last 30 years, covering these, i've done story after story and showed video after video of this happening. is it a good idea to be doing this kind of stuff? >> well, you are right, you know, it goes back to after world war i, the barn stormers and the flying circuses toured america and this is a rich tradition in the aviation community. we have safety experts who review the exhibition that will take place and review where it will take place so spectators are safe and reviews the credentials of the pilots. so i think it is awful tough to talk about, well, we'll stop this because we lose a performer. i mean, like are we