hu, gung hu, if i could, you point out in the testimony that gao once said that you cannot be a human rights lawyer in china without becoming a rights case yourself. >> i with say this to ms. li as well. when we express dissatisfaction with a policy or our government, we make it an editorial that's damning, we as politicians may come under some kind of press scrutiny that we might not welcome. but nothing, nothing, that even comes close to the consequences, the bad consequences that men and women who promote human rights face in china. i think americans need to become much more aware of the systematic use, there's no show trials, there's no due process of law in the people's republic of china. it's a dictator ship. yet both of your husbands spoke out boldly, knowing that there might be severe and long-lasting consequences to themselves and to their families. what motivates that kind of courage? because you have it as well. you bear the brunt and the scars of the dictatorship as well. >> if you could answer, why do they do it? where does the courage come from to speak out when the iron

jintao in a similar setting and hu jintao seemed a more stolid expressionless character.about his adventures in iowa, what that meant to him. what was striking is that just before he spoke, vice president biden gave what was a very, very tough toast by the standards of these kind of events talking about currency valuation, human rights, and all the rest. so that made for a different sort of diplomatic encounter than normal. >> people who were there tell me it seemed almost rude what biden did in the context of a ceremonial state occasion. one of the observers said we seemed like the yahoos and they seemed like the sophisticated war power kind of -- >> it certainly was startling to me. we've all seen events like this before, and usually there's a kind of quality in the greetings. our two nations are celebrating their 40th anniversary together. and vice president biden said all those things and he said turning now to our areas of disagreement and went through a tough laundry list. one doesn't know whether this was purely for domestic u.s. consumption or it was what they've

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in january last year president hu jintao reached an important agreement with president obama on building a china-u.s. cooperative partnership. we should work hard to implement the agreement between the two presidents, expand our shared interest, and mutual beneficial cooperation, strive for new progress in building our cooperative partnership, and make it a new title relationship between major countries in the 21st century. to this end, our two sides need to make joint efforts in the following four areas. first, we should steadily increase mutual understanding and strategic trust. according to a chinese saying without trust one can achieve nothing. china and the united states have important interwoven interests. for us strategic trust is a foundation for mutual beneficial cooperation and greater trust will thread broader cooperation. the two sides should increase mutual understanding and trust and reduce misunderstanding and suspicion. president obama has stated on a number of occasions that the united states while is strong and prosperous and successful china plays a greater role in glo

thanks very much for being hus. >> the chemistry between our leaders and the chinese leaders. >> well, i think in recent-in putting their own personal take on things. so i think president obama has had a difficult time relating to him as two personalities each with huge responsibilities wrestling with issues. the hope is, of course, that he'll come across someone who is warmer where you can get a better understanding of his own concerns, goals and frankly credibility. his ability to follow through on what you talk about. but it's early days, and they've just begun to develop that kind of relationship. >> and obviously, it's important with any core relationship between the u.s. and our allies. but is it more important with china? >> i think it's very important. you know, i had the privilege of serving president clinton as his top adviser. it really does make a difference when the two top leaders feel. and they go through. you often get to the most important and significant payoffs of the meeting. because that's when leaders get a good feel for what they can really get done here. and bu

then hu jintao visited the u.s. the chinese leadership is rather opaque.o deal person to person, understanding that is very important for both parties, it is better for the u.s. >> if the vice president becomes the next leader of china -- is still not confirmed -- how different will he lead china vis-À-vis the current leaders such as hu jintao and wen jiabao? >> that is a hypothetical question, but my educated guess is that he likely will become, for an economic standpoint, he could be more liberal because of his experience. his family suffered during the cultural revolution. he worked in the coastal areas. he could be more liberal than the current leadership. but he could also, he is also a person with self-confidence, with natural confidence. i think on china, on issues involving china's national interest, he would be more nationalistic than others. >> we have to leave it there. great to have you with us. meanwhile, the latest bailout plan for the greek economy has hit another obstacle as foreign minister cancelled the meeting arranged. they accused gree

president obama has met with china's current president hu jint jintao, ten times. president jintao presents china's views on things, but he doesn't show anything on his own personal take on things. i think president obama has had a difficult 250i78 relating to him as two different personalities. the hope is that of course, that he'll come across as someone who's warmer, get a better understanding of his own concerns, goals and frankly credibility. his ability to follow through on what you talked about it. it's the early days. >> obviously it's important with any core relationship between the u.s. and our allies, but is it more important with china if. >> i think it's very important with china. you know, i had the privilege of serving president clinton as his top person on asia so i got to sit in on a number of these state meetings. it makes a difference. when the top two leaders feel like they can talk with each other as politicians and leaders. they go through the talking poin poin points. when the leaders get beyond them the staff start sweating, but you often ge

in january last year, president hu jintao trade-in visit to the united states. he and president obama reads an important agreement on building a partnership based on mutual respect and benefit, charting the course for the long term development of chinese-u.s. relations. we are glad to see the two countries have further deepened cooperation in a wide array of areas and carried out productive communication and on the range of international, regional, and global issues. [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> this morning i had a meeting with president obama and joe biden of the white house. we had an exchange of views on bilateral relations and reached a new and important consensus. we believe the two sides should focus on opening a new path of partnership between the major countries, featuring a harmonious coexistence and cooperation. to this end, are two sides should treat each other with sincerity and enhanced dialogue and communication. we should enhance each other. we should keep pace with the times and expand cooperations. we should look ahead to the future

and important strategic economic partner for germany she's to hold talks with the chinese president hu jintao is clear when jiabao and tried with hu them for investment in the world also on the agenda hopes to try and change china's stance on syria and iran professor. chinese university of hong kong believes that china needs an ally to counter u.s. dominance. a few reasons overtures to be sure. but that's not the only reason you is cooperating with the states. to sanction iran and it is the lives of german chancellor that wish to arm the chinese the. knowledge of the use of this of a surety to increase the oil imports from iran so that's the second agenda but then the only chunk out of germany as to convince china that she should not work well with iran in exchange of german's foreign affairs support and china's than is some e.u. support when it's dealing with the united states and there's a sense in china that there's and and so command of china by the united states right now and there's three engines of the united states in asia pacific so our china is some balancing acts of power so

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in january last year president hu jintao trade-in visit to the united states. he and president obama reads an important agreement on building a partnership based on mutual respect and benefit, charting the course for the long term development of chinese-u.s. relations. we are glad to see the two countries have further deepened cooperation in a wide array of areas and carried out productive communication and on the range of international, regional, and global issues. [speaking chinese] >> [speaking chinese] >> this morning i had a meeting with president obama and joe biden of the white house. we had an exchange of views on bilateral relations and reached a new and important consensus. we believe the two sides should focus on opening a new path of partnership between the major countries, featuring a harmonious coexistence and cooperation. to this end, are two sides should treat each other with sincerity and enhanced dialogue and communication. we should enhance each other. we should keep pace with the times and expand cooperations. we should look ahead to the fut

it'll be a big moment as xi takes the reins from hu jintao next year. the former u.s. and, of course, a familiar face to all americans after this election season. great to see you again, ambassador. appreciate it. >> by the way, your pronunciation was great. you're doing just fine. >> i was very worried. i said at least jon will politely correct me. well, you spent a lot of time in china. you know xi jinping. he has praised you. what can you tell us about him? >> well, i can tell you that he's stepping into the forefront of china's political leadership structure at a time of enormous change. and i think it's important for people here in the united states to realize that we're seeing politics play out here in the united states while at the same time politics is playing out in china. they'll have the 18th party in october, an event you'll probably see 70% of the top 200 leaders in china change. which i think is the most sweeping change i can remember in recent history. so xi jingping who is the leader of the so-called fifth generation since it was established in 1949 wil

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while president obama is focused on relationship building, with the man who may succeed president huo but is not yet in charge. >> i emphasizeed we welcome china's peaceful rise. >> the diplomatic niceties overshadowed by a blownous effort by the marshall. >> i believe someone in china is hacking in to our systems and stealing technology. >> the giant chiefs chairman told senators he can't pin the hacking on china's military but would consider at it hostile act if critical infrastructure is hit next. >> i'm going to have lunch with the vice president of china in about 20 minute. what do you want me to say? >> happy valentine's day. >> okay. all right. >> no valentine's for the president on the campaign trail. the republicans ripped him. >> to crack down on cheaters like china, he hasn't. >> in his "state of the union," president created new enforcement unit to investigate unfair trade practices and emphasize it today. >> we want to work with china to make sure that everybody is working by the same rules of the road. >> vice president biden pushed china for blocking u.n. security coun

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hu jintao, visited america. the and the vice president of this country, mr.ina in august. this was a very important visit. there is another next week. we saw last year a record growth of our people to people exchange. according to that temporary statistic, in the first nine months of last year, 1.0 7 million chinese tourists visited this country, the biggest increase of 27.7%. more than 2 million american people visited china, which means on average, every day, more than 9000 people are crossing the pacific. nowadays, about 160,000 chinese students are studying here. you have more than 20,000 american boys and girls studying in china. we saw a new record of our bilateral trade. last year, america experted $167.70 billion to china, up by 19%. that makes china and america each other's second-largest trading partner. the state of california placed a large role in this relationship with china. the state of california experted $10.50 million to china, an increase of 19%, making california the largest exporter to china among all 50 states in this country. last year

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directing the senior to go to the basement, he shot him from the back of the neck before running from the hus on -- house on allegheny avenue. we saw -- the officer witnessed the suspect run out and jump into an automobile. the officer conducted a traffic stop, found appeals of property from the victim on the suspect's person and he made the arrest. >> the unidentified person has been treated and released from sinais hospital. meanwh is being held with no bail. >> early this morning officer got a report of two suspicious vehicles driving around in odenton. the caller said people were putting things in the back of the mini vafnlt officers saw two people in the area. they tried to stop both cars. after a brief stop a woman driving a honda accord sped up and two officers had to jump out of the way. officers followed the honda which eventually crashed. the woman was arrested along with two passengers. carlton johnson was arrested at the scene of the crash, but the other passenger ran off. officer searched the area and found jasper brinkly hiding nearby. the man from the original traffic stop was

week-long visit to the u-s.xi is exxected to take over as china's leader next year when chhnese president hutao of the world's second largest economy at a time when china's government is acccsed of unfair trade practices."we're seeing a china that is engaging in morr nationnlistic economic behavior. we're seeing a china that is more assertive interrationally. and the whole world is watching to see how they deal with these issues."today, xx will meet wwth president obama at the less than a month after the president hhd some tough words for china on trade.during his state of the union address, president obama announced a new agency to crackdown on some of the unfair trade policies that china is accused of."i will ot stand by when the rules. we've bbought trrde - cases aaainst china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration - and it's made a difference." xi's visit doesn't come without controversy.protesters gatherrd outside the white house yesterday to call for tibetan freedom.they're expected to be even more protests today.i'm greg black reporting. after visiting the white hose... x

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and mark twain's hu huckleber media from facebook, youtube and four square. >>> you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on cspan3, the people and the events that tell the american story. on this presidents day weekend, we're talking about the nation's first ladies. up next actress holly hunter and liam neeson with the words of abraham lincoln. >>> abraham and mary lincoln. she was short, he, a skbrint. -giant. she went to college, he went to one-room schoolhouses, she spoke french and he spoke indiana. she liked the best clothes, he liked the same old clothes. he grew up admiring henry clay, she knew henry clay. the lincoln family hated slavery, the todd family owned slaves, they met in springfield, illinois. >> one d was good enough to spell god, the todds needed two. >> he told me, ms. todd, i want to dance with you in the worst way and that's the way he danced, in the worst way. >> on the issue of poetry and politics, they had nothing in common. whatever you have read or heard before, it was mutual attraction and admiration than never waned. and this in their exa

the way he got out was president bush raised the case twice to hu jintao, secretary rice raised it twice, secretary powell raised it once and the u.s. government had to be relentless. without that kind of direct engagement, we are not going to see the release of people. i would be all for quiet diplomacy if it worked. if it was working, wouldn't feel the need to speak out in the same way. but clearly, we need to strange our strategies. >> mr. fu or li? >> i agree with mr. chairman, your overall assessment. but the past three years, the field so-called quiet diplomacy, the indifference diplomacy. obviously this administration took the human rights and especially religious freedom on the back seat from day one. and you know, after two years of, of after two years in power, there was not the ambassador at large for the international religious freedom was not even appointed. and the first official visit of hers, was not really met with even a courtesy assistance. i think from the chinese government and i suspect the state department or the white house, i think had, had done anything to prote

. >> showers, hu to share the shower with everybody else. the toilets were all open. >> reporter: this sunday is the 70th anniversary when the president signed executive order 9066, allowing the round up. america had just gone to war with japan. >> got to have people -- to back you up. >> reporter: and nobody did. >> reporter: the daughter of fred who refused to go to a camp, was arrested and spent much of his life fighting against when he felt was injustice. he later won a landmark decision. >> he just said he thought what he did was right and the government was wrong. >> reporter: many say this pain. partrt of america's history must be passed down. >> it could happen again just because someone looked like the enemy. >> still see, discrimination, see it in the schooling, and you can see it in the -- housing. it's still going on. >> reporter: a day of remembrance is planned this sunday afternoon in japan town. it's a time to remember a painful chapter in american history and perhaps learn from it. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth. >

both president of hu jintao and his premier wen jibao have hinted that beijing could swing some of its huge foreign reserves behind europe. today, merkel's focus moved to china and a manufacturing plant in the south. >> this was the easy part of the chancellor's visit -- a tour of a german-owned factory that makes robotic tunneling equipment. the chinese premier accompanied merkel, a gesture that observers noted as a special honor for merkel, and she was also gracious in her comments about china's continuing economic development. >> china's success creates new opportunities for us, just as it does for them. it is the classic win-win situation. >> now, the tricky part of her trek -- numerous human rights activists say authorities prevented them from meeting with the chancellor, and a contribution to europe's bailout fund is proving difficult as well. merkel and other global officials have been asking china for help as the holder of the world's largest foreign exchange reserves. >> china will continue to support the euro and contribute to its stability. we have faith in europe's economy

hu of debris of debris, all of t 25 million tons coming from japan.'s from the massive tsunami that hit a year ago. >> the tsunami triggered by an earthquake off the coast of japan tore life from the shoreline and into the sea. everything found it's a way into the pacific ocean. some of it sank but most of it is now floating in the pacific. >> the debrism the tsunami of last march started arriving at the end of september. >> it's an environmental di and poses obstacles to ships. a professor has studied for ocean debris for 30 years. >> i think it will arrive next winter. >> he relies on people that regularly walk the beach. >> john anderson has seenything everything you think of on the beach. he can only imagine what is coming next. >> it's not going to come all at once. >> pacific ocean currents spin in two massive gyres. small one is carry debris toward the pacific northwest. the other one will bring it right toward the california coast line. what wasn't. >> beachcombers are looking for tsunami debris. this program is running by moss landings progra

you have the lights -- likes of european council president's meeting with president hu jintao. what do the europeans want from the chinese in this meeting? >> the backdrop to this meeting is the continued economic crisis in europe. the latest bailout package has yet to be agreed to for greece. european leaders are looking to beijing to invest in new bailout fund that will become operational at this -- operational this summer. speaking last month, it was suggested that china might be involved in that. on the eve of the summit, the head of china's sovereign wealth funds effectively ruled out investing in bonds. he said that china was more interested in investing in infrastructure. i think european leaders will certainly have a tough challenge trying to persuade the chinese to invest in europe. china, like many countries around the world, says that europe needs to do more in order to get its own house in order. >> if the chinese invest more in europe, will there be strings attached? will there be conditions for these investments? what do the chinese want from the europeans? >> it

he is widely viewed as the successor to current president hu jintao. >>> regulators in the u.s. europe have approved google'sed by to buy motorola. google is going to pay $12.5 billion for the mobile phone maker. it will give them the ability to manufacture its own phones and devices for the first time. >>> google has some catching up to do with apple. monday they closed at $500 for the first time ever and apple will begin allowing independent inspectors to begin inspecting in china where ipads and iphones are made. >>> starbucks has now opened its first ski-through coffee shop at squaw valley in california. skiers can pull up, place an order and be back on the slopes in no time. i wonder if that's one of those starbucks that serves beer and wine. >> you figure how do you ski and drink your coffee at the same time. >> i don't know. you probably have to stand. >> ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. >>> and google wants to wish you a happy valentine's day. ♪ why can't i free your doubtful mind and melt your cold cold heart ♪ >>> today's google doodle is all about

in january of last year, president hu jintao came on a visit to the united states. he and president obama reached an important agreement on working together on building a corporate partnership based on mutual respect and mutual benefit, charting the course for the long term development of china-u.s. relations. we are glad to see that the two countries have further deepen the practical cooperation and a wide array of areas and carried out productive communications and coordination on a range of major international, regional, and global issues. >> [speaking in chinese] >> this morning and had a meeting with president obama. we had an in-depth exchange of views on the latter would relations and major issues of shared interest and reached a lot of new and important consensus. we all believe that the two sides should focus on our main interest and opened a new path of a quarter to partnership between major countries featuring harmonious coexistence, sounds interactions, and a win-win cooperation. to this end, our two sides should treat each other with sincerity and cando

it's hu a feeling like you're being tossed in washing machine. you're not sure what's up and down. >> it threw her2,030 feet in 30 seconds. >> did you feel at any time you were not going to make it out of this. >>? >> yes, i definitely had the fear this was going to be the way i ended. >> so you are truly convinced that that saved your life? >> yes. i fully believe that my back pac saved my life. >> this is video of the air bags being deployed by a snowboarder during an avalanche in colorado this month. she deployed oochz hers as soon as she felt the snow shift. the air bags kept her head above the churning snow. >> it literally felt like i was in cement. >> reporter: nearby three of her friends were nearby and died. >> once the first person came to rescue me and we unburied me, others started to show up in the rescue search and we started finding the other bodies immediately. it was very shocking to know that the person -- one of the victims that we found was literally three feet to my left. it's actually hard to discuss. >> reporter: they did n

we saw people burning photographs of president hu jintao and prime minister putin.russia and china at failing to back a u.n. resolution. there is also frustration with america. why is america not stepping in. america is about defending democracy. and this is what we are striving for as a people now, is to have freedom and democracy in our country. >> jeff: clarissa ward along with producer ben plesser doing extraordinary work inside syria, we thank you for joining us tonight, clarissa. in campaign 2012 now it's on to michigan and arizona following mitt romney's victory in the maine caucuses yesterday. romney captured 39% of the vote beating ron paul who had 36% while newt gingrich and rick santorum trailed far behind. during an exchange with bob schieffer on "face the nation" this morning, ron paul offered some perhaps inadvertent praise for mitt romney. >> do you think mitt romney, if he's the nominee, can beat barack obama? >> yeah, i do. i do. i think i could beat him too. >> jeff: later here, japanese men learning to voice their valentine's day feelings. but the

hu, posted a charitier for new democracy party online and called for the end of china's reeducation through labor system. for that he was sentenced to ten years in prison. the brilliant legal advocacy on behalf of marginalized groups in china, religious leaders and others, christians, rural workers, human rights activists and more, resulted in being sentenced to trumped up inciting charges in 2006. he was sentenced to three years in imprisonment but granted a five-year suspended sentence or period of parole. during this time, however, mr. gao was subjected to years of brutal torture and he repeatedly, quote, disappeared. outspoken christian, mr. gao has disappeared into official custody since february of 2009, with only a brief reappearance under official supervision in march and april of 2010. information on mr. gao's enforced disappearance and current condition remains a closely guarded secret. for months and years we heard nothing of mr. ongoing detention or torture. two months ago, however, chinese official announced -- officials announced mr. gao would be forced to serve out his origin

an important strategic economic partner for germany she's to hold talks with the chinese president hu jintao and premier wen jiabao and try to woo them for investment in the ailing euro also on the agenda merkel hopes to try and change china stands on syria and iran professor simon santow chinese university of hong kong believes that china needs an ally to counter u.s. dominance. i think actually there are fewer reasons of archery at first to a lot of the china to assist in the euro debt crisis but that's not the only reason you know is cooperating with the states to sanction iran and that is the live the german chancellor that wish to. the chinese that they do should not make use of this of a surety to increase the oil imports from here and so that's the second agenda but then the only chunk out of germany as to are convinced china. should not work well with iran in exchange of germans foreign affairs support and china's need is some. support when it's dealing with the united states and there's a sense in china that there's an and subcommands of china by the united states right now a

definitely slated to be the next president of china seen as a little different from the current president hu jintao so talk a little bit about does anything change or does this relationship start to a status quo. well it probably will stay status quo. that i don't think there's going to be some radical change in the relationship over and or but the thing is things are changing already and the trend is clearly up in terms of the u.s. selling more of the chinese over all the time. the chinese currency for all the talk people have about how weak it is continues to strengthen basically on a daily basis the chinese currency goes up a little bit. so i don't think we're going to see some radical changes you know overnight where suddenly you know they massively hike their currency or whatnot but change is happening and the chinese consumers are growing wealthier and that will be good for a lot of american companies and there a lot of american companies are right now are making a fortune selling in china whether it yum brands in the success of k.f.c. or caterpillar and selling all of these earth movi

presidency the west has been gunning for him and these attacks that we're seeing against him but not against hu jintao the president of china are part of a two problem strategy against putin. to problems i mean on the international level to discredit him at the international level by train him in supporting tyrants in the middle east and of course on the domestic level by betraying him as committing electoral fraud in order to win the parliamentary elections and possibly the presidential ones and as someone who as it were cracks down on dissent at home i'm referring of course to the protests in moscow so these are the two images that are being peddled not very vigorously in the western media against putin and the purpose of that of course is to make sure that he is as discredited as possible in the eyes of the western media by the time he as everybody expects gets elected on the fourth of march. critics. in terms of russia and china who imposed impose the foreign involvement of course in syria we've been talking about critics are saying that they china and russia will have to bear the responsib