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the g-20 looks to phase out the g-8, reflecting a shift in power to emerging economies. but can such a diverse group reach a consensus? >>> and weak u.s. home sales knock wall street yesterday. was the pullback a turning point in the market? stay with us. a man who >>> welcome back to the show. let's get straight to our roundup of the equity markets. we're going to check in on the ftse. they're going to help us understand what's going on today. the ftse has seemed to struggle for direction this week. we haven't got any particularly clear indications of what's going on. >> we're down 1.5% for the week. although the ftse 100 remains up 15% year-to-date. we've had quite a movement since the march lows of 40%. that's been some of the reason for the breath this week. what's tended to emerge over the last day or two is a slight concern in the markets about where the next capitalist is coming from. even the small move, we've seen some tactical switching back into defensive-type stocks. on the other hand, we've had unileave saying they're bidding for sara lee's personal unit. mo

we need to shifted from the g-8 to the g-20. we believe the debt with them both -- we believe that within both, russia can bring a lot to the global economy, given its resources, well-educated population -- because we have a very well-educated people. if you travel a lot and compare the levels of education in my country in context, we still have all the problems but we have very educated people, which can along with national resources that we have in our country, with his intellectual power, we can create something new and give this to the global economy. to the whole civilization. but we also feel that many technologies do not allow us to convert our -- the lack of technology to not allow us to convert our economy. i have said all of this. within the g-20 and the g-8 and any others, we can bring a lot to the table of a global civilization and also understand that our future, the future which will create a new russia, will the

you mentioned the g-20 earlier. what do you expect to see coming out of the g-20? do you think we'll really see any new regulation for bankers, any commentary on currencies? >> well, i think most importantly it's going to be the focus is going to be on regulation. as i said, you know, the only two certainties is debt and taxes at the moment, but the third one riding outside that one very closely is on regulation. there is no doubt that as you look ahead, the financial world will be a much more regulated market than it was before. if as most people conclude so far, the problems that hit the financial markets over the last 18 months arose because of light touch regulation, hands off regulation, clearly there's only one way to go for regulation and that's tighter, that's what g-20 is going to talk about and to produce statements on. >> great. well, andy, you're sticking around for the rest of the hour. andy hartwill, market strategist from quasar. >>> coming up, leaders from around the world are gathering in pittsburgh for the g-20 meeting. !e!e!e!e!e!e!e!e!e!e!e!e >>

the g-20 is occurring right now.hat may be something that is actually on the decline rather than on the upswing. >> the g-20 may be a rearview mirror on how the economy operates because i think in the future economy we're going to see people much more focused on domestic market. while there will be international trade, we're more likely to trade with our regional neighbors than people halfway around the world. it's not going to make a whole lot of sense for america to import steel or food from places like china and it's not going to make a whole lot of sense for china to import from south america? >> doesn't sound great from the prospect of feeding the world. eventually i think you postulate maybe the wars and future won't be about oil but food. >> there certainly is a strong linkage between food and oil. last year the u.s. imported something like $6 billion worth of food from china, a whole new meaning to having chinese food delivered. i don't think that's going to be sustainable or economically viable in a world of

8 to g-20.et's look at what he said. >> it is time to update our international architecture to reflect the realities of the economy. we'll do that, including imf and world bank governance. imf has been flexible in the past and could going forward. >> has it met for the last time? >> i don't think so. >> mike froman said i don't think they met for the last time. they haven't but it's going to be in a distinctly downsized environment. it appears that group is going to largely be focused on security issues where officials believe it still has a role. that's partly canada, italy, who think they will be displaced in their influence by these new entrants that crashed through the door of the club. >> i think the governor may have a question. >> i want to ask about protectionism. i think when president obama raised tariffs on chinese tires, everybody went ho-hum, this is political. even the chinese, it's a small market. raising tariffs on steel pipe, that's worrisome. there's resistance to protectionism

you have the skooul, the g-8, the g-20, et cetera. i think that would be great is to merge all these institution into the security council. like, security of course. but also economy fields, social, environmental and in order to make -- to make all these more efficient and of course it's -- it's just pragmatism and for political leader it's much easier to bring global solutions and deal with global issues altogether in the same place and that would be more efficient than to go from the g-8 to the g-20 and sea on. >> because there are so many meetings and -- >> and the last thing that it's a way for us to put the emerging countries inside of our discussions. because i think we cannot continue like that. to talk from france or europe, with american -- with our american friends and when the emerging countries are outside of the discussions, i think this is over. we need in the 21st century to put everybody around the same table. >> one thing that we learned about the financial crisis it's that we're in this together. jean-francois cope g

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these are the things that the g-20 won't look at. what is the g-20 going to look at? what are their obsessions? let's get that one on the screen. they'll atalk bankers. they are going to cap banker's pay and they may kill banker's profits. there's the story in the "wall street journal" this morning that says the four largest american banks, jp morgan, bank of america, morgan stanley and i don't know who was the other one, maybe goldman sachs, if these regulations on the bankers from the g-20 go through the major u.s. banks could see a 30% drop in profits. i can't think of anything dumber. obsessing about bankers? how about all the other more important issuers on the table? how about something for investors? or maybe even businesses? well, let's get some discussion. let's bring in dean baker of the center for economic and policy research. let's bring in lapper of lapper investments and former ray gone economic adviser. andy bush of capital markets and steve were global cio of equities at federated investors, which has over $400 billion in assets under management. let m

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protestors take on riot police as the g-20 economic summit gets understand way. is thises the cbs morning news for friday, september 25th, is thises the cbs morning news for friday, september 25th, 2009. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm michelle gielan. we begin this morning with the latest on what could be the first operating al qaeda terror cell to be exposed in this country since 9/11. one man has been indicted and the fbi is on the hunt for more possible plotters. drew levinson has more. >> reporter: terrorism suspect na najibullah zazi is charged with plotting and at tack. the fbi initially arrested the denver airport shuttle driver and two others for allegedly lie to go investigators. >> he went from facing a relatively minor charge to a charge that involves life in prison. >> reporter: the government case spells out how the afghan immigrant got in-sfrukss and ingredient it is to make a bomb, including large quantities of hydrogen peroxide and acetone products from beauty supply stores? the denver area. it also says z

or the g-20? what do you look to achieve? >> translator: first of all, i think when you come, and make a speech at the u.n., you come to convey a message that you think it's important. in my case, i want to talk about the progressive governance. i want to talk about the economic crisis, and on the climate change, these are three topics of extremely importance for the world today. and that we cannot bypass them. and we have to discuss these issues. indeed, sometimes we put the bureaucratic machinery of each state to work. and the leaders do not make the important decisions, because the decisions have to be made by the leaders. the climate change issue for example or the economic global crisis. if the leaders do not take a position, make a position, it's not about the stats that will do it, that's why i believe it's important for you to focus on the main issues. now, in terms of the g-20, i believe that we are facing a good opportunity to do things we haven't done up until now in the past. there was a time that all the countrie

all of the world leaders that show up for these g-20s, g-8s, you name them.ress. sarkozy from france just got finished with one. gordon brown, and they do it at all of these. this was always planned. the big unplanned news of the day was what happened this morning. by if way, a little update, we're now hearing it might be at least until 5:15 eastern before this press conference gets started. the president has a little down time in his hotel room and he is meeting with pittsburgh native and ambassador to ireland and pittsburgh steelers owner. >> all right. chuck, how does the white house feel it navigated through all of this today? the g-20 summit, you and i talked about health care and everything else. there is so much more on the plate in the month of september. the president wanted to have some good progress and a good showing at this g-20. do they feel like they've accomplished that? will this be a productive week for the white house? >> look, i think clearly, iran was everything that he was doing, behind the scenes all week. we're now learning what this w

what grade was you give the g-. >> well, the g-20 back in april think got an a it was a very nice summit the g-20 going into ttsburgh looks like a scrapinghrough with a b. and if they don'treally handle -- if they come t with nothing at all, 0, i ink it will be a failing grade which at.i.t. i woultell you a b minus is a failing grade. >> thanks for your time, apprecte it. >> thank y. >> suzanne: late today, th securities andxchange commission began a new chaer in the bank of ameri merrill lynch sa. the s.c. has decided to go to trial against bank of erica. saying it ll "vigorously puue" the case. day's move comes a week afte a federal judge ssed out the bank's $33 million setement with the ancy. the s.c. accused b-of-a of lying to shareholders abou nearly $billion in bonuses paid tmerrill lynch exutives. the s.e. left open the possibility that me charges could be filed agast the bank in t future. paul? >> paul: suzanne, nk of >> the loss sharg fact with the fs over the rrill merger. we'll see the shares as we look at some of the stocks night in the active lists. just a moment. the most a

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doesn't agree at the g-20 meeting this week. speaking on the french television, said it would be important to have washington on board. but said european leaders would have to address what he called the ethical problem on their own if necessary. french finance minister said earlier that agreement by the g-20 to set a percentage limit on bonuses will be a big victory for the eu as well as france. >>> over in shanghai, shares of china metallurgical corps ended up 5.42, well shares that enjoyed a jump at the open, higher than forecast but lower than the first day jump of 60% by other chinese listed companies this year. mcc will start trading in hong kong come thursday, the ipo helped mcc raise more than $5 billion both in hong kong and shanghai, making it the second biggest ipo this year. china metallurgical was the contractor that helped build the birds nest olympic stadium. >>> the final thought from kit. can we have him talk about the currency market? the dollar up a bit today. maybe it was a bit over going into the fed meeting

20 increasingly is becoming much more important than g-7 or g-8 simply due to the changing nature of the globe. we've got the bric meeting on the sideline of this the g-20 meeting, as well, and timothy geithner has asked to take part in their meeting. they haven't invited him. he asked if he could take part. >> as well, he should. >> as i see. but do you think we're going to see more changes come about, involving some of these bric countries? >> i certainly do. this goes back to what drove the great credit bubble. it's a two-party arrangement. and, of course, there were those that provides the finance, so very much the sovereign wealth nation that created wealth and getting them coparticipatory is regional. and if one looks at the marginal on a global platform, it's emerging economies. >> for now, though, thank you very much. james bevan, still with us in the studio for this hour and thank you, alistair newton, who jones us, as well, from nomura, senior political analyst. thank you. >> still to come on the show, there's something of an ipo surge under way in asia. is this a sign of b

the leaders of the g-20 nations are in town.y did they choose pittsburgh of all places for their summit today? bianna golodryga shows us. >> reporter: from the get-go -- >> the united states will host the next g-20 summit in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> reporter: people thought pittsburgh was an odd choice. >> the white house press corps snickered when pittsburgh was chosen. and i'd like to say that we're going to be the ones with the last laugh when everyone come here's and sees what's happening. >> reporter: what is happening here? construction, for starters. a new $320 million arena for the penguins. a $780 million casino, which just opened last month. and green buildings are going up all over the city. pittsburgh's housing market has remained steady, too. sales prices here dropped less than 1% in the last year, while the national average was down 15.6%. and while not immune from unemployment, pittsburgh's rate is 2% below the national average. it's no wonder, then, that president obama called pittsburgh, a bold example of tr

. >> president obama is set to announce that the g-20 will replate the g 7 and g 8 in guiding the economy. >> the obamas welcomed the g-20 leaders to pittsburgh a summit that will claim the lead role in the world economy. tim quite they are in said a shift in their say makes sense. >> given the change of balance in activity in the world and having that shift occur to countries who have for a substantially period of time have been among the fastest growing economies in the world. >> there are calls for g-20 nations to phase out sub cities for fossil fuels and limit bonuses paid to bankers to curb huge risk taking. the u.s. is onboard with the new rules. >> we want it to take effect now so it's in effect today not tomorrow and so that it brings about a reform in compensation by the end of this year. >> protests overnight heated up and police used pepper spray and smoke to disburse the crowd. some marched against capitalism and caused damage to nearby banks. some downtown businesses were ready for it and earlier boarded it up. >> no one come down. it's like a ghost town here. >> by morning p

street dem onations have become the norm at g-20 meets. >>> the g-20 summit goes on this morning despite the protests. at the suggestion of president obama a major announce ment is expected. the president and first lady have welcomed the leaders of some of the world's wealthiest nations to pittsburgh. this morning the announcement is expected to be that the g-20 will take over the role of the so-called board of directors for decisions on the world's economy, replacing the g-8. the obama administration says including more nations in the process makes sense. >> given the change of balance of activity in the world and have that shift occur to those countries who have been for a substantial period of time among the most rapidly growing countries in the world. >> also up for discussion, calls for the g-20 nations to phase out subsidies for fossil fuels to help combat climate change and to put a limit on bonuses paid to bankers. that to curb risk-taking among bigger banks. >> a terror plot in our aa. three men are charged with planning to murder service members at quantico marine base. among t

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the balance of power is shifting, moving away from the g 82 b g-20. when the communique comes out, it will confirm that the g 20 will be the international steering committee for the global economy. who loses? basically the small european countries. the four european countries, the members of the g-7, and there is a feeling that europe has had too much weight. more needs to be given to asia, china, india, brazil, a feeling there has to be balance when you look at economic strategy and the way out of the crisis. also, with power comes responsibility. i think it also means there will be more calls, more pressure on china to step up on climate change. that is the big debate of the week. >> britain's prime minister has been telling the press there will be no return to the bad old days. he said it will be tough provisions in the final communique on bankers' pay and bonuses. this has not been easy, has it? >> it has not been easy, and gordon brown has said the language will be tough. we will have to look at whether it is just tough language for tough action.

you've got g-20. you've got senator dodd's plan which i know you and larry are going to get to shortly. i'll leave that for you guys. a lot of momentum, actually, a little bit to the downside here. 67 points down. 9753 being the level right now on the dow. i want to bring in mary thompson who's following all the intricacies of this market, the action. what do you say is really the reason or main reason why we're seeing all this weakness right now. >> of course, we're following on the back of the global pulloff. really there's a bit of a wait and see attitude in large part because the fed meeting and g-20, et cetera. there's housing numbers due out at the end of the week. decliners outpacing advancers by a margin of 3 to 1. this is one way to illustrate what's happening today. we saw a run up in gold. today we're seeing a pullback in commodities. the dollar has actually moved close to a two-week high as investors move into the dollar as a safe haven ahead of the g-20 and the fed meeting today. again, g

20 -- g-20. the biggest car maker in russia is going to cut 30,000 jobs. layoffs amount to more than one- quarter of their work force? -- work force. japanese airlines is asking for a government bailout to stay in business. it lost $1 billion between april and june. diplomats are working overtime to restore manuel zalia to seek a resolution to the crisis of the military coup. we have this update. >> there is something of a sense of normalcy returning to the streets. but curfew has now been lifted, the international airport has been opened. the government is telling people to get back to work. there can be guaranteed by the police and the army, still felt on the streets is their present. the deposed president remounts ago is still trapped inside a building, claiming that his forces had been killed since monday. police says that the monday riot has found more than one person dead. in principle he has agreed to be the interim leader. when that will happen, no one knows. the only people to really suf

at the summit today, the g-20 took aim at executive bonuses. from pittsburgh, here's anthony mason. >> reporter: this is now officially the world's financial board of directors. in pittsburgh, the leaders of the 20 largest economies agreed to coordinate policy to prevent another global crisis. >> never again should we let the schemes of a reckless few put the world's financial system in our people's well-being at risk. >> reporter: the g-20 endorsed new guidelines for the global economy that include a requirement that banks hold more capital to protect against losses. and that bonus pay be tieed to a bank's long-term performance. if a bank loses money, the bonus can be taken back. >> do you want to have the quick buck and then go and leave the losses for others? >> reporter: christine le guard is finance minister of france which has already imposed even tighter restrictions that include caps on bank pay. there are many people in business who think it's a mistake for government to get involveed in regulating pay. >> i absolutely agree with them.

that is something the g-8, the top countries have somewhat ceded to the g-20.e hoping to hear something on incident natural regulatory reform here in the united states and actually here in capitol hill, they are lking about rewriting the financial regulatory system. that is something the u.s. is trying to do in concert with the other nations in the world so the u.s. and other nations are not at a disadvantage or advantage or hampering one another's economy too much so they want to try to do it as one big group as much as they can. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up next, terror plots busted. five arrests announced in what investigator say were four sparate plans but all of them had one goal. >>> also head, the chief of staff if a d.c. councilman has been arrested. we'll get details on a bribe that he is accused of of taking. we'll be rightback. >>> comingp on 6:30 now. >> gwen is in with another look at our weather. good morning. >> it is a wet start to your day. do be careful driving out there. the roads a little slick for sure. let's take a look

. >> and not far from the g-20 summit. >> today president obama is set to announce the g-20 will replace the others. today it will claim the role of board of directors of the world economy include ready china, india and brazil and secretary treasury tim excite they are in says the shift makes sense. >> given the change in balance in the world and have the shift to the countries who have been for a substantially period of time among the ones with the most growth. >> facing out sub cities for fossil fuels and to limit bonuses paid to bankers in order to curb hurege risk-taking. >> went it to take effect now 10th effect compensation practice today not tomorrow and that they bring about reforms in compensation by the end of this calendar year. >> not far from the g-20 talks protests overnight heated up and police used pepper spray and smoke to dispurse the crowd. some marched against capitalism and some downtown businesses were ready for it and earlier boarded up. >> no one come down. >> by this morning protests led to arrests. >> secretary excite they are in said they'll involve separate st

the original g-8 will continue to meet on national security. despite all the change in the air, one thing will remain. protests on the streets of pittsburgh, they are expected to continue today. nbc's mike is live in pittsburgh for us this morning. mike, good morning to you. >> reporter: well, good morning, dan. how are you? the streets behind me of course are quiet and empty now. i shouldn't say of course. because overnight there were a number of clashes between protesters and police. it started yesterday afternoon. we're told now just before we went on the air, dan, there have been at least 50 arrests. 24 yesterday, 26 overnight. these clashes that began with the first so-called peoples uprising yesterday, an unpermitted martha was broken up by police. more than 4,100 uniformed personnel here from pennsylvania and pittsburgh. cost $19 million for security for this event in pittsburgh. all the arrests, we're told, were for minor infractions, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, that sort of thing. a lot of those arrested still being processed

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extending from the g-8 to the g-20.e countries have some oversight over the united states economic policy. these are all things that cut away from a strong united states. make no mistake, the president will stand with other leaders at this event. this is when people look to the president of the united states. this gives him a chance to unite, not just the world community, but the american people. there's not a constituency in the united states for any policy on this issue, but very hard line against iran. >> they really have at this point blatantly lied and struck the third time. there's not a lot of options in terms of being nice. >> just to answer your question a little bit more directly, i think the danger is they set the wrong goals. they need to set a tough goal, but one that's achievable. for instance, we talked before calling for immediate inspections. what if the iranians refuse? >> which they're likely to do. the iranians have a record here too. the iranians have been developing an illegal nuclear weapons progr

the president is going to pittsburgh to meet with g-20 leaders. they will spend two days talking about the global economy. what do you think should be number one on the agenda. >> join the global crisis and match it to the planet crisis underway and link them expolice zitly. we think the present system can't answer five questions what's the economy for, how does it work, how big should it be, and how should it be governed and what's it is for is social and planetary stability. how does it work, subject to the laws of science. how big should it be, not so big it overwhelms the earth's natural systems. this economy is overwhelming the systems and the g-20 will try to make it bigger. this is a suicide pact underway there in pittsburgh. what is fair is going to be fair to future generations of people an other species. we have taking half of the effort's life support capacity right now and we are one in 15, 20 million species so we think it is overoverreaching. the united states and many other countries are under the control of their own financial elit

and africa is represented in the g-20 only by south africa which is a middle income country. we'd like to see the g-20 go to africa for a meeting some time in the near future in part so they can reflect the as perations of the whole global community. >> let's talk about darfur for a moment because there's been some criticism that the united states has not shown enough leadership on this and your point of view on that? >> yes, i think it's just a very tough problem that they're trying to balance african leadership with our own human rights concerns and i'm confident that they'll keep pressing ahead. >> hillary clinton has, as you've mentioned, made a real focus of her attention as secretary of state, africa. at the same time she's been criticized for not showing up leadership in the middle east and else where in the world and her foreign policy and how would you assess her role in trying to bring attention to subsuheron africa. >> she carved out ten days on the trip, seven different countries she went to, i think was very important and very impressive. by the way, her message

walter, and the peter g. peterson foundation, dedicated to promoting fiscal responsibility and addressing key economic challenges facing america's future. additional funding is provided by the following supporters -- >>> hello and good evening, i'm daljit dhaliwal. tonight, we're going to start with an important development in global health, what is described as a major step forward in the development of a vaccine against aids, a disease that kills an estimated 2 million people worldwide each year and infects 7,500 people each day. in a large study in thailand, an experimental vaccine, a combination of two previously unsuccessful vaccines, protected about one-third of those who received it against the aids virus. a modest, but hopeful benefit. in tonight's lead focus, we will look at how that development came about and analyze what it means. we begin with the news from thailand with samira ahmed of itn. >> an historic milestone says the u.n. aids agency on the results of the twin vaccine trial. but is it a br

people are talking about the g-20. they are talking about some need between industrialized and developing nations to find some balance between expecting china to actually realistically do what they can on the domestic front and with the u.s. economy that is saving more. >> when you say short term, how long is this going to last? where we see the dollar strengthen a little bit? >> i think there's a lot of guys that are on the side of the dollar weak trade, and i think people are cautious going into this week. i think we're talking towards the end of the week as far as this rally can truly go, unless we get a policy change. i think that would be a dramatic surprise for markets, which would tend to move us down. but i think the fomc will, i would be amazed if they tell us more than 0 interest rate policy and the economy is a stabilized form over the last few weeks. i think the g-20 will try to send a message that things are different. but that in the near term there's little they can do. >> let's say i believe in your sce

many of the world leaders who gathered here in new york for the g-20 summit the steel c the g-20 summit. the steel city is preparing for protests by putting thousands more cops on the streets. >> greenpeace is hanging an environmental banner. president obama arrives later for a working dinner after wrapping up a few u.n. meetings. >> reporter: during his first speech yesterday, mr. obama made it clear the bush administration's foreign policy was no longer valid. jake tapper has more. >> reporter: at times the president sounded almost fed up with the international organization. >> he sounded apologetic about past u.s. behavior and he rattled off a list of his own reversals of bush administration policy ending torture, ordering the closing of the prison at guantanamo bay, working to end the war in iraq. >> every nation must know america will live its values and we will lead by example. >> reporter: the president said that distrust of america had for too long been a convenient cop-out for the u.n. >> this has fed an almost reflective anti-americanism, which too often has serve excuse for c

i always think of the g-20 as the g-2. what does this mean? no exit strategy? a minitrade war? how do you see it? >> the president is going to be seeing a president who about eight weeks after the g-20. it's an important multilateral forum, but most of the bilateral stuff that's going to go on is going to be positioning for that meeting. it's very different than the last meet welterweight had. it's unclear if the economy around the world is going to change. you have a bunch of nations getting together. they're going to be catching their breath to some degree. we don't necessarily know if the financial crisis is over, a lot of uncertainty about fut chur of the world and it's an opportunity for leadership to articulate and what in the u.s. vision the next steps ought to be and what they're expecting of partners moving forward. >> china has sabre rattled and there's no suggestion that we really care about that. they have also sabre rattled by our fiscal spending, deficit and borrowing. can the u.s. have a successful engagement as joshua is suggestioning at this pittsburgh meeting

g >>> eyewitness news has weather and traffic together. start over with marty. >>> looking at first-warning doppler, we're seeing shower activity starting to clear we'll clear skies out. mainly cloudy this afternoon, a 70-degree high. now to sharon gibala in traffic control. >>> good morning. we have some delays working and we have a few accident, one working many the northbound lanes of 83. that one just approaching with a 3-minute delay to the beltway. 795 southbound in the red from owings mills boulevard. 83 southbound slow from mt. carmel. on the west side, typical delays. there's the outer loop. there's 295, tap your brakes there. >>> thank you. an off-duty officer finds himself in a middle of a gunfight and now doctors are trying to save his life. >>> good morning, just before 10:00 last night, 3 armed men approached another man as he approached home in the park heights area. that man, an off-duty cop pulled out his gun and gunfire was exchanged. the officer hit in the stomach and rushed here no sinai. that ended around 2:00 in the m

here is a look at what is coming up on the jay leno show. >> the g-20 summit wrapped up in pittsburgh today. protesters were out in force. >> president obama brought the g-20 summit to a close on friday afternoon. >> we will continue our stimulus efforts and phase them out when our recovery is strong. we cannot stop there. we cannot tolerate the same old boom and bust economy of the past. >> the final day of this week's meeting of world leaders in pittsburgh was marked by a massive protest. it was built as a peaceful event and thousands took part. >> i think it is wrong for 20 countries to control the entire economy of the world. >> downtown, a massive police presence provided security as the first lady took spouses on a tour of a local performing arts school. the leaders agreed to raise the profile of the summit as a force for economic stability and pledged to tighten financial regulation. but it was the president's surprise morning announcement that grab headlines. >> the islamic republic of iran has been