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. >> president hu jintao left early to return to china and where his government says that the western province of xinjian is now under control. we have one of the few journalists in the provincial capital, urumqi. >> of thousands of paramilitary troops arrive. they want the locals to know that the of government is in control. for many han chinese, their presence brought relief. >> the people here don't dare to step out of their home. what we can do now is to be on guard, even if i want to go out and do some exercise, i feel scared. >> president hu jintao or arrives in beijing. he has cut short his trip to the summit. his government states its reputation on stability and he said he had no choice but to return. it is mostly in the muslim uighur part of the city where the soldiers were deployed. soldiers are now deployed all around the uighur neighborhoods. some are carrying automatic weapons. local han chinese are now clearing from the streets. all around this area, the neighborhood has been sealed off. >> as urumqi heads for another night under curfew, vigilantes' have taken to the str

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and with hu jintao not here, it was unlikely it was going to engage more traction.nese have $2 trillion worth of reserves and 70% of that is stuck in the dollar, whether they like it or not, for the short-term. this wasn't just a g-8 conference. it was g-el plus g-35 and today, the key development issues has brought in a whole load of countries between the imf, the australian countries. was it successful or not? that remains to be seen. they al pretty much came up with the same saying in terms of -- >> well, no, that we have goot a process. we have pittsburgh in september and we have this neeth, as well. and we have to key the dialogue going on all of these issues. yes, there's disappointment that the developing nations didn't sign up to firm commitments on climate. we haven't moved overtly forward with free trade calls or got a consensus on stimulus, as well. the fact remains, what is the alternative for this kind of conference? as one of our guests said, well, they could teleconference. well, you can't do that. you need eyeball to eyeball otherwise nothing will ev

on our guard, and even if i want to go out and do some exercise, i feel scared. >> china's president hu jintao arise back in beijing. -- arrived in beijing, saying it was a series that he left the g8 summit. many feel that he had no choice but to return -- saying it was so serious he left the g8 summit. there was the uighur part of town. troops are now apply all around -- are now deployed all around the uighur area. local chinese and uighurs are moving, and all around this area, the neighborhoods, it has not been quite sealed off, but it has been surrounded >> as he heads into another night under curfew, there are reports that vigilante groups have taken to the streets. despite their enormous numbers, the troops still have not brought peace to the city. bbc news, western china. >> and police have detained an australian executive from the mining group rÍo tinto. he is being held along with three other men since sunday, accused of spying and stealing state secrets. the canadian nuclear reactor that provides one-third of the medical isotopes is going to stay offline until later this year.

reporter: there's ao the threatf increased regulatory ersight, and restrictions on leverage, which could hu profits at goldmannd its rivals. bunew rules could also help stabilizthe sector. >> we are past thecute stage the financial crisis, where everything had seid up. but wh we have entereds we've entered a long, chnic stage of t financial crisis, where we're still hang to work througa lot of issues. >> reporter:ut for firms like goldman, trouble ithe sector does have it's advantages. when othernvestment banks pullback or go out of busine, goldman swoops in to gra clients. rt of the strategy behind it powerful reputatn. erika miller, ightly business report", new york. jeff: while earnings did little to move stos today, an improvement in rail sales numbers helped wall stet into the blac consumer-relatedtocks, like home depot, prtor and gamble, and disney, roseicely after the commerce deparent said reta sales rose a better than expected six-tenths of one percent in june. and th had stocks trading modestly higher rough the afternn. the dow went on to closeith a gain of almo 28 points at 8,9.4

don shopping as well as president hu jintao. so he witnessed an experience from the whole process of china's reform and opening up how this policy has been advanced and how it has been implemented and how great changes have taken place in china, so dr. kissinger is an eye witness of china and most of the friends here tonight also witnessed parts and sections of china's reform and opening up the process including secretary geithner, who was riding a bicycle and beijing in 1981, and including his father. on the internet people sometimes talk about my relationship sometimes basing on one of the kunkel secretary geithner. [laughter] because his father, peter, and was the chief representatives on the ford foundation in the 1940's -- 1980's in beijing. i talked to his father to apply for funding support from the ford foundation to support my research program, so we once had a working relationship. as people in china used to say if you have a working relationship then your children will call each other [inaudible] [laughter] in my view

you mentioned hu jintao, he is the big absence that is felt. has been talking about that this morning. what consequences will that have? it will have affects on issues like currency not officially on the agenda. will this, of course, be discussed in a different way? his delegation is here, but his presence would have be been different. there is speculation of a draft of the final communique coming out from reuters saying that the g-8 has not found any official decision on the environment. so that is quite an important thing. if it were to be true. but our cnbc has spoken to canadian officials that say that that is not true. so it's still to be understood what impact that will have on the environment. so this is really what's getting the most attention here in l'aquila today. as the afternoon comes along, we will get more information about what's actually going on there within the walls of the very protected area that the leaders are going to be meeting in. and again, the economy will be at the top of the agenda. scott, over to you. >> claudia,

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former bush administration justice official john hugh hu. defending spying on millions. considering it obsolete. shocking video surfaces 25 years past as this pyrotechnic mishap lead to an addiction of painkillers and the subsequent death of michael jackson? and the nominee is -- >> now i'd like to entertain everybody with some fancy pact walk-ins. >> tina fey earns an emmy nomination. an amazing year in politics. all that and more now on "countdown." >> and i can see russia from my house. >>> good evening from washington, everybody. i'm david shuster in tonight for keith olbermann. like a vomby from "dawn of the dead" the stimulus has risen from a brief slumber. this story in the "countdown," president obama isn't afraid of a few ghouls and he's fighting back, forcing republican critics to howl in monstrous hypocritical agony. you may recall the senator of arizona ho cancel stimulus betting because of was a failure. the obama administration acted as though he meant what he said. four different cabinets wrote to the governor of arizona asking if she agreed with senator k

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. >> la patrulla fronteriza ha res hu registrado una disminución similar. fue de 662 mil.isis económica encontró que los mexicanos ya viven en los estados unidos prefieren quedar en este país antes de regresar a méxico, muchos de ellos con la esperanza de obtener la legalización en los próximos meses. >> otras que ya sus hijos na skwaern aquí, crecieron aquí, ya tienen raíces aquí y ya no por ellos si no por sus hijos se quedan aquí. >> jaime garcía, univisión. >> así llegamos al final de este noticiero, gracias por haber estado con nosotros, buenas noches y hasta pronto.

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thvote comes on a backdrop of public anger over hu bonuses paid to executives at nks that took governmentbailt money. the ll heads to the senate in seember. euu >> suzannehere's a look at what's happeni next week. our friday market monitor est is richard steinberg, present of steinberglobal asset management. on the economic calear: mond, we'll see june construcon spending. tuesday, june reports on personalncome and pending home sales. wednesday, we'll see june factory orders thursday, weekly joblesslaims. and frid, july's employment report is released. our guest rket monitor this week thinks thstage is set for a rebound in the u.s. econom and investors should buy accordiny. he's robt stovall, managing director and stratist at wood asset management. >> thank you, je. thanks for having me. >> you know, the do has gained abou40%, in notuite the last five months or s does this rally still have legs? can we move higher? >> i think so. the rally has been surprisingly consistent. we had a down dip in early july, but july was a very good mon, up usuallylmost 20%. and so i think we can expect to b

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so when president hu of china had to leave because of the ethnic violence in china, they took that time slot and asked the president of brazil to meet with president obama this morning. and apparently in that meeting, president of brazil said to president obama, look, we would like to work with you on this. we would like to continue having discussions up to copenhagen but there are two things we need. the big rich countries have got to take specific steps in the midterm, not just this far away 2050 goal. and also we really need help financing and technology transfer, they call it, to help us build low carbon economies. and i'm told president obama's response was we're fine with that. because technology transfer means more jobs for the u.s. in green technology. so as president obama said in the statement he made today, there is a long, long way to go. and they don't underestimate the difficulty particularly with china, bringing china and india along. but they feel that they definitely achieved an important incremental step which is that everyone is saying at least that they're invested i

. >> reporter: progress could be complicated by the absence of chinese president hu jintao. he withdrew from talks to attend violent ethnic clashes in his own country which have killed over 150 people and wounded over 1,000. world leaders appear to be on the same page when it comes to iran. french president nicolas sarkozy says the g8 will give iran until september to continue negotiations over its nuclear ambitions or face tougher sanctions. tehran appears unfazed by the threat. this morning they vowed to carry on with their nuclear program. the g8 leaders are actually hoping for an all-encompassing agreement at a major environmental summit this december, michelle, that will be held in cokoeppecopenhagen, den. >> and the president has a trip planned to italy. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: he's actually on his way to africa a little bit later. this will be the first trip to africa as the chief executive. it's important to note because his father is from kenya, so there's going to be a lot of hoop-la going into that event. gets his thoughts on his first trip t

but the chinese leader, hu jintao, left to manage a domestic crisis and progress will be hampered by his absence. this summit may prove, if not decisive, at least a means to prepare the ground for the u.n. climate conference in copenhagen december. bbc news. >> we can speak to our correspondent, bunton kennedy, who is in l'aquila. jane was setting this summit may not prove decisive. what is the latest? >> various developments going on this morning, george. the actual north vs. south meeting will take place in about an hour or so when president obama and the others will try to bridge the deck. kendeigh and persuade the emerging nations to sign up and go along with that -- can they persuade the emerging nations? they probably don't want to go along with it, particularly among the carbon emissions targets. they are saying -- the indians and chinese are saying it is not good enough. the rich nations are not doing enough and it will be too costly to change our countries and criticism in the last few minutes from the u.n. secretary general, who said the policies the g8 has stated are so fa

still a nice day, a warm day and a dry hu to y.say it like that, you know it is not going to last. hw clouds s ieangmin from the rtnoest. stouds in the northern rtand ern we bus,rbshenandoah valley, 50s. 50 manassas. culpeper, still 70 in southern maryland and we are at 67 in washington a decent day especially for this time of the year. code orange air quality. a little warmer than yesterdays 85 but today upper 80s. >> that's a nice top, angie goff. >> trying to bring the sunshine along. >> match the yellow of miss andrea roane here. >> we will do a camera tour and get with the virginia traffic camera. 66 eastbound. we are tracking the taillights through manassas and moving at speed. there's the shot. there you go. take it over to maryland, 270. live from 121 where with have no issues as drivers make their way to the split and back to virginia, 395 northbound crossing the 14th street bridge and no delays to the district. now, over to andrea. >>> president obama has a plan to invest $12 billion in the nation's community colleges ove

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. >>> overseas now to china, where president hu jintao left the g-8 summit to fly home to deal with the ethic protests in his country. a local leader called for the death penalty for anyone behind the violence, but even that has not been enough to stop the unrest. clarissa word is in ward is in . >> reporter: the official party line here today, the situation is under control. but when we ventured out into this ethnically divided city, we discovered a disturbing theme. a mob of han chinese, armed with sticks and bats, visually beating a uighur man, before turning their outrage to us. it's been three days since bloody riots broke out, pitting uighur muslims against the dominant han chinese. the cause? two uighurs died in a brawl with the han. now 156 people have been killed and more than 1,000 injured, making it the worst ethnic violence this country has en in decades. fearful of losing even more control, the government has blocked all internet, text messages, and international phone calls, and today, china spared no manpower to put a stop to the bloodshed. thousands of troops have been p

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hu human rights watched told us tonight it is absotely sential that russia reverses the lack of accountability it has hg over checya for so long. one of the reonsike people like natasha are targeted is the climate of thecommunity. that needs to end,t said. no much evidence of theussian carpetombing of grozny today. the cityas been completely rebuilt by a 32-year-old rong-man president heren the left,ho's bank rolled by the kremlin andho rules with an iron fist. his power is fast expanding, and he's just been order to te charge in a neighboring city a well. and that's where natya estemirovs body was found this aernoon. there wi now be pressure on moscow to invtigate this, t latest death in a gr and ngthening capital of unsold mders in russia. >> th was jonathan millerof itn with thaeport, which was filed yesterday. u heard him say that natalya estemirova had bn working with human rigs watch on a report. well, fomore on hereath and murr and the state of human rights in russia, we turn to humanights watch -- trachel denber, deputy director ofts europe and ceral asia division. thank you for being

. >>> chinese president hu jintao warned of severe punishment today for anyone inciting the violent protests in the northwest part of the country. throughout the day, loudspeakers in the cities blared messages, such at "keep social order." one woman has become the symbol of opposition to the government since the protests began. abc's clarissa ward is in urumqui. >> reporter: today, police patrolled the streets as nervous residents looked on. after days of violent clashes between uighur muslims and han chinese, the tension in this ethnically divided city is still palpable. this is perhaps the most striking image of this conflict. one woman hobbling on a crutch towards a wall of stone-faced soldiers and armored vehicles, demanding to know what they have done with her family. today, we walked through streets looking for this brave woman, who was anonymous just two days ago. it didn't take long to find her. her name is tursun gul. her family, all migrant workers. she has two small children. "they arrested my husband and my older and younger brothers," she told us. "five of them altogether." she

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>> a lot of "the times" story reported discovery of the site and initial investigations by hu physicians for human rice called for the investigation for years. but what we learned from "the times" is there were three separate federal investigations that were impeded by bush administration officials. >> these would have been attempts by someone in the u.s. government to look into the matter and it gets stopped by a higher authority. >> yes, that's what we learned from the story, that an fbi agent reported on allegations of the crimes that were committed in this incident at guantanamo, and that was stopped, as well as efforts by senior official at the national security council, who presented the u.s. war crimes ambassador from going up and investigating for the state department. >> and the mass gravesite itself, what do we know? how is it being preserved, if the all? >> well, what's extremely disturbing for physicians for human rights is we had a colleague who saw a year ago when he was able to go up there holes in the ground and subsequently we were able to secure satellite imagery that s

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