many believe xi jinping will take over from president hu in 2012.the two will meet for discussions and dinner. they will also visit sichuan province devastated by a major earthquake in 2008. white house national security adviser and asian affairs, daniel russell, says one of biden's main goals is to strengthen ties with xi and says this is an investment in future u.s./china relations. the discussions are expected to touch on the global economy. north korea's nuclear program, and taiwan's request to buy american f-16 fighter jets. biden will try to allay concerns over the downgrade of the u.s. credit rating. china is the largest foreign holder of american bonds. >>> following his trips to china and mongolia, biden will head to japan and spend three days in this country starting next monday. the u.s. vice president will meet prime minister naoto kan and he'll also travel to sendai city to observe reconstruction efforts following the march 11th disaster. >>> the chinese government is denying international media reports that it gained access to a top se

president hu jintao came to visit the state of washington.re of china as one of the most popular schools in washington state. so thank you. thank you to my fellow governors and mr. secretary, governors of china, thank you each for your presentations. we are out of time, but i don't want to take away from the opportunity. so, madame li and i have agreed to limit the questions to two. we are sorry. if we can keep the questions short or the answers short and the questions shorter, meaning no more than two to three minutes, because we would like to have the opportunity to have the question, so i will ask first if a u.s. governor has a question they would like to pose to mr. secretary or one of the governors, our hosts from the great state of utah, governor herbert. >> thank you. it's been very enjoyable and i think informative for all of us to hear the comments in the presentations. my question is free simply this: we talk about we want to have better relationships with each other to foster economic opportunity, and i just want to ask the questio

he has cemented his position as the likely successor to hu jing tao. >>> people who have lost their homes after the earthquake and tsunami have dealt with challenges. it has been particularly tough for families of the disabled. many have moved in temporary homes that are not adapted to suit the needs of the handicapped. now some are taking action to try to change how japan helps its most vulnerable citizens in times of crisis. >> reporter: 44-year-old rika's daughter is disabled. the 13-year-old has serious brain damage and needs 24 hour care. including suction to clear her saliva and phlegm. their home is equipped with a width tub. but the tsunami demolished it. it will cost a lot to get the home livable again. >> translator: the water came up to there. the second floor was completely flooded. >> reporter: the family spent nearly two months in a shelter in a local school. her parents also worried her condition would bother other evacuees. the family now lives at her mother's house. isa had access to temporary housing. because of her daughter's condition, she found it inconvenient. so she

he has cemented his position as the likely successor to hu jing tao. >>> people who have lost their homes after the earthquake and tsunami have dealt with challenges. it has been particularly tough for families of the disabled. many have moved in temporary homes that are not adapted to suit the needs of the handicapped. now some are taking action to try to change how japan helps its most vulnerable citizens in times of crisis. >> reporter: 44-year-old rika's daughter is disabled. the 13-year-old has serious brain damage and needs 24 hour care. including suction to clear her saliva and phlegm. their home is equipped with a width tub. but the tsunami demolished it. it will cost a lot to get the home livable again. >> translator: the water came up to there. the second floor was completely flooded. >> reporter: the family spent nearly two months in a shelter in a local school. her parents also worried her condition would bother other evacuees. the family now lives at her mother's house. isa had access to temporary housing. because of her daughter's condition, she found it inconvenient. so she

look at them. 77-year-old phyllis segal and her 85-year-old hus-bride connie kopelov. come on, girls! don't make this permanent. it's clearly just a phase. look, i get it, you're at an experimental age, but trust me, this will wear offer the second you graduate from aqua-jogging class. i don't know how you two are going to break this to your parents. it's going to kill them. [laughter] of course, today here and all around the world, all our thoughts and prayers tonight are with the people of norway, who suffered an unspeakable tragedy on friday. the killer has been caught, has confessed and no punishment is too harsh for him. the horror he has wreaked is incomprehensible and words fail the civilized. but sometimes in a crisis, true heroes emerge, like the brave men and women of america's newsrooms, who identified the culprit long before the norwegian authorities did. [laughter] >> who is responsible for this blast? well, norway has been grappling with some home-grown terror plots linked to al qaeda. >> without all the facts in, the finger of suspicion would suggest tha

has our administration called up hu jin tao? there was not one mention of human rights abuses by president obama. there was a scathing editorial about the missed opportunity. i do not want to get too much into china, but china is a key player. they should be held to account for what they're doing in providing all the material afford to give bashir the ability to kill innocent people. that is darfur and it was southern sudan were always people died. it is never too late for china to come clean and become part of the solution. they paid some of the service to it. there is diplomatic nonsense the editor at the united nations. there directly responsible for the genocide and they are not held to account. >> you mentioned is an area that is strategic economically for the government in khartoum. what could the solution be? could peacekeepers come in? >> the peacekeepers are how you keep a genocidal, aggressive force of day. you have to have the deployment of people who will step in. sbln is the southern sudan army and political movemen

many believe that she will take over from president hu in 2012. the two will meet for discussions and dinner. they'll also visit szechuan province, which was devastated by a major earthquake in 2008. white house national security adviser on asian affairs daniel russell says one of biden's main goals is to strengthen ties with shi. he says this is an investment in the future china-u.s. relation. discussions are expected to touch on the global economy, china's nuclear program, and north korea's attempt to buy f-16 fighter jets. china is the largest foreign holder of american bonds. following his trips to china and mongolia, biden will head to japan. he'll spend three days in this country starting next monday. the u.s. vice president will meet prime minister nato kahn. he'll also travel to sendai city to observe reconstruction efforts following the march 11 disaster. >>> the indian government is attempting to calm growing protests following the arrest of an anti-corruption campaigners. police detain anna hazare on tuesday as he was about to stage a p

more than 3 hu people were killed last year. among them 15 teenager massacred at a party, again el diego is believed responsible. acosta has been indict approximated in the u.s. for the consullate murders. >> it sends a powerful signal to the mexican cartels that if you target u.s. diplomatic officials or our employees, the u.s. government is going to move heaven and earth to come after you. >> an extra decision request is expected soon. hattie kauffman, cbs news, los angeles. >> mitchell: a weather rare knit russia today. a tornado. the powerful twister ripped through a city in the country's far east. 5,000 miles from moscow. officials say one person was killed. cars were overturned and roofs were torn off buildings. one of theworld's most active volcanoes is at it again. sicily's mount etna erupted this weekend shooting flames 750 feet into the sky. aetna has erupted four times this month. ending six months of calm. >> straight ahead, student loans. look before you borrow. that story is next. facing the y with less chronic low

that this man was treated with, when he deserves anything but, -- has a our administration called of huintao, who got all these state dinners when he came to town? not one conversation by president obama on human rights. it was a missed opportunity. china is a key player. they should be held to account for what they are doing and providing in providing all of the material of war to give bashir the opportunity to kill. that is -- that was dafrur and it was south sudan. it the diplomatic nonsense at the u.n., they are directly responsible for the genocide that occurred in sudan, and they are not held to account. >> as you mentioned, it is an oil-producing area and it is strategically important for the government of khartoum. what could a possible long term solution vdacs could there be the -- long-term solution be? could there be a peacekeeping team there? >> how can you keep a genocidal, aggressive force at bay? you have to have a deployment of people that will step in. the sblm, which is the southern sudan army and the political movement, they have been assisting people in the south. bu

many believe that she will take over from president hu in 2012. the two will meet for discussions and dinner. they'll also visit szechuan province, which was devastated by a major earthquake in 2008. white house national security adviser on asian affairs daniel russell says one of biden's main goals is to strengthen ties with shi. he says this is an investment in the future china-u.s. relation. discussions are expected to touch on the global economy, china's nuclear program, and north korea's attempt to buy f-16 fighter jets. china is the largest foreign holder of american bonds. following his trips to china and mongolia, biden will head to japan. he'll spend three days in this country starting next monday. the u.s. vice president will meet prime minister nato kahn. he'll also travel to sendai city to observe reconstruction efforts following the march 11 disaster. >>> the indian government is attempting to calm growing protests following the arrest of an anti-corruption campaigners. police detain anna hazare on tuesday as he was about to stage a p

eace, the hu means business. we're tracking the storm as it takes aim at the east coast with reports from mark strassmann, jim axelrod, and david bernard. chip reid tells us the earthquake did more damage than we thought. barry peterson in tripoli, walks us through qaddafi's inner sanctum. we'll give you an early look at the new 9/11 memorial. and as america opens another memorial, byron pitts finds the photographer who immortalized a king. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the first hurricane of the season is on a collision course with the east coast. here's the view from space. irene looks like an organized storm around a well-defined eye. this is the track over the past 12 hours. the hurricane has grown to a category 3, 120-mile-per-hour winds and heavy rain have damaged homes, knocked out power, and touched off flooding on the caribbean islands. irene is on track to hit the east coast this weekend from north carolina to new york. we have cor

hu jintao says china is closely watching the crisis and expects fsn reforms by some european countries. he added closer cooperation between the two countries will play an important role in the recovery of the global economy. nicolas sarkozy informed the chinese president europe has taken measures to boost financial reform and economic governance in the eurozone. >>> malaysia's efforts to conserve turtles have started bearing fruit with an increase inhe population the species. an east coast state has established a nesting facility for sea turtles and other rare species. it accounts for 80% of turtle eggs in the country. the authorities also conducted measures to stop people from collecting the eggs which are considered a delicacy. poaching has been singled out at the main factor behind the decline of the turtle population. >>> muslims in an eastern turkish province are performing a candle dance to awaken people for predawn meals during the holy month of ramadan. the or gins of this dance date back to an ancient legend. two lovers living on the opposite sides of a lake used to me at nigh

dot com including president hu go chavez wants to bring back all the export of venezuelan gold to the country to protect it from financial turmoil and the possible consequences of that action at our to dot com. moscow's ever popular international air show continues to soar opening its doors to thousands of new spectators on friday some of the most spectacular aerobatic displays are still ahead at mocks twenty eleven before the show closes in two days time and it's not just about entertainment many major contracts are being signed as well. is there. there are sounds of jet ten propeller engines in the skies school or soft various times of the aircraft on the ground it means the must two thousand and eleven air show has opened its doors to the public the first few days it's function mainly for official and business delegations inking out those billion dollar contracts with some of the biggest names in civil and military aircraft reducers from across the world but now ordinary people can see and even touch some of these planes themselves and there's a huge variety of them from old ones f

president hu going to thank you so much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to be on r.t. and to answer a number of questions that i'd like to put to you and get your latest thoughts on domestic issues and international issues and i'll start if i may with the story that made all the news headlines for the past six months that's unfolded in north africa in the middle east that's been dubbed the arab spring what are your views on the arab spring and we've spoken about it before but i just wanted to hear your latest thoughts do you think it's a popular uprising for the better to bring democracy or do you think it's something maybe that's been orchestrated from abroad over to you so. so we've seen very important developments in our region and in north africa it's not only about the people in the region today justice and dignity are among the requirements of all human beings africa have the same aspirations and i think our region has the ability to run our own countries and they have the ability to reach their goals and objectives it's important to take note of the interference

. >> well, this time, everybody wants to play hardball and hard ball hu hardball hurt us. >> reporter: also cut off, 40 airport safety inspectors. the folks who keep runways safe. the faa has asked them to keep working without pay, citing their, quote, professionalism. what about the professionalism of congress? they just went on vacation. the transportation secretary is practically begging them to return. >> come back to washington. leave your vacations. just for a couple hours, come back, congress. >> reporter: so, what's holding everything up? a dispute over funding of 13 tiny rural airirrts, including the murtha airport in pennsylvania. we've been there. there is nobody here. house republicans did pass a bill to fund the faa, but insisted some of those rural subsidies be cut, prompting an objection from senator jay the morgantown airport in his home state of west virginia would be cut. when we asked him about it, watch how the democratic leader jumps to his defense. you have blocked it. are you really willing to shut down the faa to protect the subsidies for morgantown? >> i'm ans

. >> it's nice to see, like, i mean, horses are bound to get hu. it's just what they do.they're large animals. they're athletes, just like we are. and to see how ey progress and how you can help them heal faster and make them feel better, it's nice to be able to see that progress. >> pat and amie admit when they started the business, they initially met a lot of skeptical people. but now vets recommend horses to the center a the time. it's quickly becoming one of the most innovative heing and rehabilitation centers for horses in america, with clients coming from as far away as oklahomand canada. >> well, you know, horses are athletes. and, uh, we ask them mo and more to do more and more. and we expect more out of them. and as we have become, i think honestly, better educated, we realize that there are other therapies that we can do to the athletic horse to help th rehab from injuries. >> we pretty much have the only spa out re on the weoast. they're very popular in europe, annobody knows what they are out here. >> like this gadget known as a p3 machine. it's an electro mag

conflict it's really interesting that you say that because you know we do see from you know president hu coming here for the state dinner to this visit on the surface there seem to be a lot of you know nice pictures of the two countries meeting but i think it's important to talk about this behind the scenes as you say the two sides are planning for conflict is the u.s. is problem you know with china on an ideological basis or is it more that they're worried about china as a rival. it's not ideological the chinese don't have an ideology that they can articulate and they have no intention posing something they can't confront on other people but certainly the u.s. has been critical about the human rights record and various things like that the united states has problems with trying its behavior which but then we have a peculiar habit internationally of wanting to insist that you must be like us to deal with us which i think is perhaps overreaching you get. the problems. between the united states and china have to do more with the fact that china is beginning to be able to extend its defense

. >> cool, hu? >> reporter: he is any but typical. today this little superhero was treated like one at a san jose fire station. >> we appreciate how you helped us save a life. and we would like to present you with this plaque for heroic action and making you a member of the san jose fire department. >> how do you feel? >> i feel proud. >> i am so proud of him. >> what he did monday afternoon was rescue his best friend's three-year-old sister from the bottom of the swimming pool. >> i was totally scared. my body was shaking. >> i got them and i got her, after i pushed her. after to the side. >> reporter: they pulled the girl out of the pool as well as the grandfather who was giving her a ride. he is still hospitalized but the girl is now fine. he wanted to thank the friends who taught him to swim. >> amazing. i am so proud of him. >> reporter: even a ride in a fire truck was not cool enough to make him want to be a firefighter instead of a ceo and founder of a computer company. reporting live in san jose, rita williams, ktvu channel 2

and on pri he'll be meeting china's current leader, hu jintao. striking deals than it is about building trust after the damaging debt debate in washington. with us now for more on that is eunice unyun. what's the message coming out of today's meetings do you think? >> well, certainly considering the economic backdrop of this visit, vice president biden has his work cut out for him. he went to the people today where he was greeted officially by chinese needers, including his counterpart. and the two stressed the important of the relationship between washington and beijing, saying that cooperation between the two is crucial to maintaining economic stability in the world. so really that was the main message today. now, over the next several days, the two are going to be discussing a whole host of issues, including likely the u.s. arm sales to taiwan, north korea as well as human rights, largely, most people expect that the talks are going to really center on economic issues. and the reason for that is because as you mentioned, biden's trip really he

well, breitbart, who once helped hu huffington create the site, asked her, you want a war, dolly?own the article and apologized to him. that mistake aside, "the huffington post" reached a milestone this week. readers have posted 100 million comments on its stories. the way in which arianna's site, now owned by aol, has engaged people in a dialogue is one of the secrets of its success. now, it sounded like a tantalizing tech story. a canadian research firm reported people who use microsoft's internet explorer web browser are dumber, that's right, dumber than other folks online. the atlantic, forbes, yahoo!, cnn.com, the "daily mail" and the telegraph all went with it. but some further digging by the bbc determines the company doesn't exist. the whole thing was

when he wasn't practicing he was pretty much glued to hu jackson's side everminute. obvious the transition to the nfl is going to take a little while. >> not nervous, it's just so you are getting so much information and you are just trying to -- my mind wants to accomplish it, i want to accomplish it, but it's overwhelming. >> i will be attached to my hip, too, i'm the head coach and i'm the offensive play caller. that's good for him. he's a good young man. i want him to hear how to play sounds, want him to get a feel for how we go about doing it and learn our tempo. that's the first day to him. kudos to him. i thought he did a good job. >> notice prior wearing number 6 with the raiders. he wore number 2 with ohio state. the raiders don't want him wearing number 2 here because of that man. and it's the jinx. that was russell's number. >> coach won't let me wear number 2. why, you tell me. he won't let me wear number 2 so i'm going off what the coach tells me. >> danica patrick is heading to nascar next year. but this year it's indy cars. the best finish at infinion a

god as my witness, they let me out of here, hu-huh, i'm not coming back.. >> melissa hopes that the judge in her aggravated assault case will soon send her to drug rehab rather than prison. >> yo, what's up, baby? all the time, east side, that's how we do it up here. >> a few floors below, her younger brother corey was just offered the opportunity to leave jail on parole. he turned it down in no uncertain terms and will now be in jail for six more months. >> i ripped my parole papers up. because i don't need them. i like it here. i want to do all my time. the time they gave me, i don't want nothing for free. you know what i'm saying? i can do it. now, that's gangster. you know what i'm saying? that's gangster. >> many inmates choose not to take parole because they truly know that they cannot make it going back to their communities underneath the standards and guidelines that parole gives them. inmates would rather wrap up their sentence here, walk out the door, knowing they don't have somebody else watching over them. >> if i take parole, i could pick up a

he told chinese president hu jintao that, when it comes to chinese investments in the u.s., "you haveworry about." >> to get straight to the point, mr. president, president obama asked me to come to beijing to meet with you and others to reaffirm our absolute, total commitment to a strong and enduring positive relationship with china. >> brown: still, the recent debt ceiling battle in washington has drawn sharp criticism from beijing. last month, the state-run news agency, xinhua, complained the u.s. debate "kidnapped" the worldwide economy. it said american politicians had engaged in "dangerously irresponsible" political brinksmanship. this week, amid the biden visit, china's vice president xi jinping, who is expected to become president in 2013, took a friendlier tack. >> ( translated ): in the current new situation, china and the u.s. share a wider common interest. we should also bear more important common responsibilities. it is the common expectation of the peoples of china and the u.s. and the people of the whole world for the two nations to carry out closer cooperation. >> brow

reagan came in -- president obama acts as though he was the first president hu ever inheritehis country from the predecessor that wasn't perfect. think ofhat reagan -- remember the misery index under carter, added the inflation in unemployment and you were over 20%. reagan came in and said well we're goin to lighten the load of government on the private sector. we're going to cut taxes. we're going to cut regulations. this president has not done that, and i think it's time to try that. >> charlie: he also said we're going to increase the defensbudget. >> you want the world program. coorate tax rate which is now even stagnant, japan has lower its corporate tax rate ours should be radically lower. >> charlie: can i startle you by saying the president of the united states is in favor of at. >> so he now says. i would lower it to zero because i don't believe corporations pay tax, they click taxes. they have to pass taxation on as a cost of doing business. i would eliminate the death tax. i don't know why death is a taxable event in this coury. >> charlie: no more estate taxes. >> no taxatio

to understand china, recognize the last leadership change, almost 10 years ago, when they went to hu was the first time that a sitting chinese premier did not pick his successor. the party apparatus did that. this is the second time. there is all kinds of tooling and throwing -- toing and froing. every decision they make in china, whether it is economic, personal liberties, all these things is going to be what gives us the most domestic stability. i happen to believe what will give them the most domestic stability is pacing -- is speeding up the pace of reform and he's personal freedoms and liberties. that is the case need to make. they have challenges. do not bet against the united states of america. for that to happen, you can " that china -- quote that china line forever. they cannot keep growing like that forever. they need to change the growth curve, and we need to get our job done. china is an interesting foil, because there's a question about china. it is not going to be determined by china, trust me. is not going to be determined by any other country. it is going to be determ

i mean this is a president hu told us during the 2009 recession that the answer was stimulus. the economy's slowing down again and now the answer is a shrinking of government spending. and nobody in the administration has completely squared the circle on that. >> charlie: they haven't argued that decrease in spending is a growth strategy, have they? >> they certainly have not. >> charlie: that's a deficit strategy. >> it's a deficit strategy, but if in fact it ends up fueling a shrinkage of the economy, it could of course shrink revenues as well. >> charlie: david thank you so much. pleasure to have you. >> thank you, charlie. >> charlie: we close this evening with appreciation of lucien freud one of the most influential painters of the 20th century. he died on july 21st at his home in london. he was 88 years old. he suffered from a brief undisclothessed illnes william grimes of the "new york times"ritethatreud's stark and revealing paintings of friends and intimate displayed nude in his studio recrass a proar operature and offered a new approach to art. freud himself said ful

a man considered the likely successor to chinese president hu jintao. america's financial relationship with china is the largest foreign holder of american debt. that's expected to dominate the four days of meetings and photo ops. the chinese recently slammed the united states for its debt ceiling debacle. >>> as the fears in the stock market subsides, stocks have started to rise. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 have recovered all of last week's losses and then some. the three-day winning streak, the first one in a month, has been pro beld by a flurry of mergers and investors snatching up beaten down shares. the dow up more than 213 points yesterday, nearly 2%. the nasdaq and s&p 500 were also up about 2%. >>> dramatic new video just released by police capturing the stunning violence of last week's london riots. the video shows looters running out of a clothing store. this happened last monday. you can see police chasing them down the street and then a car aiming straight for the officers, strikes two of them at high speed. one is slumped over in the street

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the alabama governor, robert bentley has now i shall hued a statement where he says, and i'm quoting, every state that has passed a strong immigration law. i will continue to fight at every turn to make sure we have strong immigration law in alabama. the lawsuits eithe he's talking about filed by the department of justice as well as the aclu. this is kind of piling on, you if the southern countries saying yeah, go, go those lawsuits, really nothing will be decided in alabama until the supreme court decides what is happening in arizona. sb1070, when that is decided they'll kind of make their way down the line and figure out how alabama's law falls in after that. shannon: that is the final authority, at least here in the u.s. thanks very much. the small town that touched off this whole doe bait over immigration laws is getting some back up from the supreme court. hazel ton, pennsylvania passed that illegal immigration relief act back in tweubgt 2006 denying any permits to any person who highers illegals and fining anyone who rents to them. now the federal appeals court has vacated the r

in my final acknowledgement, i'd like to thank also not only the hu, but the ams and john malay, presidents that is here, and dave taylor, president of bal is here. we want to move to room 2325 for a continued discussion face-to-fashion. thank you to everyone and i particularly thank the panel. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]???

in my final acknowledgement, i'd like to thank also not only the hu but the ams and john may president of ams at is here, and dave taylor, president of bal is here. we want to move to room 2325 for a continued discussion face-to-fashion. thank you to eveone and i particularly thank the panel. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> in his first press conference as defense secretary leon panetta said automatic across the board spending cuts would be a doomsday mechanism, and they would only happen if they did not find specific ways to cut the budget. see the news conference with secretary leon panetta and a chief chairman, at a role mike mullen, and the o'clock p.m. eastern on c-span -- at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. it is senate majority leader harry reid says there's an agreement on a bipartisan compromise to end the as a shutdown which left 74,000 transportation and construction workers out of work. "the washington post," writes that they will pass legislation that will clear the house but the transpor

in my final acknowledgement, i'd like to thank also not only the hu, but the ams and john malay, presidents that is here, and dave taylor, president of bal is here. we want to move to room 2325 for a continued discussion face-to-fashion. thank you to everyone and i particularly thank the panel. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up tonight here on c-span2, a hearing looks at the soundness of the u.s. financial industry. >> eight, nine -- >> eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. these are the stakes -- to make a world in which all of god's chirp -- children can live. we must either love each other or we must die. >> vote for president johnson on november 3rd. >> this weekend, looking at the history of political campaign ads and also former homicide detective on the day jack ruby killed the man under his protection and former speech writers were president nixon review how his speeches were crafted. get the comp

our borrowing costs, it willet r hurt our job creators when no hu more than ever we need to create jobs in this country and put h people to work. yet our failure to get ourampshe fiscal house in order here in washington is hurting the hard n working people in new hampshiree and america. the credit rating agencies ander even the president's own fiscal commissioned have said the to minimum amount of debt reductioz we need to do over the next ense decade is $4 trillion just to stabilize our debt and to ensure that our aaa credit rating is not downgraded. but this agreement even if everything happens and this congressional committee does all of its work, we will only see a maximum reduction of $2.4 trillion. o and that is assumingf here ever. in those out years gets done, which we don't always have ae pshington. finally, does it change the trajectory of where we are goinw with our debt? to preserve the country? to no. under this agreement we will trillion dollars a year to our debt, a debt that is already $14 trillion a year coming and it does nothing to strengthengo ourin entitlement progr

in my final acknowledgement, i'd like to thank also not only the hu, but the ams and john malay, presidents that is here, and dave taylor, president of bal is here. we want to move to room 2325 for a continued discussion face-to-fashion. thank you to everyone and i particularly thank the panel. [applause] [inaudible convsations] inaudible conversations] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next, a senate hearing on the future of home mortgage assistance programs. and live at 7:00 a.m., your calls and comments on "washington journal." new jersey congressman christopher smith, chairman of the foreign affairs subcommittee on africa, global health, and human rights, he discusses how the u.s. is addressing the famine in somalia and the islamist shall be an group, the tensions between sudan and south sudan, and u.s. foreign aid to africa and elsewhere, in an era of tightening budget. "newsmakers" today at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> six, eight, nine. >> nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, tw

china recognizes the last leadership change, almost 10 years ago, to hu, was the first time that a sitting chinese leader did not pick his successor. party apparatus did that. this is the second time. there are all kinds of -- they look through the lens of domestic stability. every decision they make in china, whether it is economic, whether it is personal liberties, whether it is all of these things, is going to be what gives us the most domestic stability. i happen to believe that what will give them the most domestic stability is speeding up the pace of reform, and speeding up some of the personal freedoms and liberties. that is the case we need to make. they have meaningful challenges. all i have to say is, do not bet against the united states of america. it is just impossible. they cannot keep growing like that forever. they need to change their growth curve. we need to get our job done. let me come back to what i said. china is an interesting foil. this is too much about china. the question of where we are going to be, come back to what i said to judd. it will not be determined by ch

during this january of 2011 summit, president obama and hu jintao confirmed that a stable military relationship is part of a positive comprehensive u.s.-china relationship. we believe and will continue to use military engagement with china as one of several means sioux encourage china to play a constructive role in the region and to press china to partner with the united states in addressing common security challenges, so let me wrap up by saying we hope the report, which we thing has a lot of very interesting and useful information and analysis will contribute to the many debates on going with respect to the military dimension of chinese military modernization. let me turn to your questions. >> you said in the beginning of a chinese military was destabilizing, and then you went through a long list. can you specifically say which parts you considered to be destabilizing? >> i said it was potentially destabilizing, and that speaks to the importance of being able to have sustained, continuous, and reliable discussions, an engagement so we can better understand china costs intentions, of's thinkin

during the january 2011 summit, president obama and prc president hu jintao affirmed that a military-to-military relations is a part of a positive and comprehensive u.s.- china relationship. we believe that we will continue to use military engagement with china as one of several means to demonstrate u.s. commitment to the security of the asia-pacific region, to encourage china to andy a role in the region, a to partner with our asian allies and partners to address common security challenges. let me wrapup by offering that we hope that the report, which we think has a lot of a very interesting and useful -- we hope as a lot of a very interesting and useful analysis -- will contribute in a responsible fashion to the many things that are ongoing with respect to china's military modernization. with that, let me turn to your questions. >> you said in the beginning that the chinese military is destabilizing and then he went into a whole list of things the chinese have done. can you to specifically say which part of the buildup you consider destabilizing? >> i think i said it was a potentially destabil

to understand china, recognize the last leadership change, almost 10 years ago, when they went to huhe first time that a sitting chinese premier did not pick his successor. this is the second time. there is all kinds of tooling and throwing -- toing and froing. every decision they make in china, whether it is economic, personal liberties, all these things is going to be what gives us the most domestic stability. i happen to believe what will give them the most domestic stability is pacing -- is speeding up the pace of reform and he's personal freedoms and liberties. that is the case need to make. they have challenges. do not bet against the united states of america. for that to happen, you can " that china -- quote that china line forever. they cannot keep growing like that forever. they need to change the growth curve, and we need to get our job done. china is an interesting foil, because there's a question about china. it is not going to be determined by china, trust me. is not going to be determined by any other country. it is going to be determined by us. the decisions we make, t

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