. >> now, before i get to his clarification, was that a lie, congressman hu elskamp, in light of what we know? it sure looks and sounds like it. we do not have to sacrifice our individual liberties. it's difficult job to do. he and his staff were accused of lying congress and think clapper has done the same thing here. >> i didn't think clinton could

hu >> that's my favorite part. >> when he does -- when he getss it wrong and people.peop >> we get the hate mail. >> yeah. >> ask tony and tucker. tuck next time i'm going to make you do it, sarah. rah. >> ask tony and tucker. tony is under the weather so he is not with us today. i do my best to answer a great t question, we put ore heads ore s together to answer questions qu weather related or otherwise. i guess this is weather relateda it comes from cindy. sinly asks i was looking up at the weather and i noticed it said the moon was, quote a waxing giv give yous, what doest mean, and where did the words ws come from. from >> the right people. >> it's a great question, wegren have in the early morning hourso we talk about whether the moon o is waxing or waning. wani >> we have nothing else to talk about at that time of the day. . >> we will bea break it down foo you. waxing means to grow. so waxing, when you see waxing, when we're talking about theng e moon, of course, the moon goes in a 29 day cycle and, for the first half of that cycle, thee, moon is getting bigger

. >> hu says he has been under house arrest since may. >>> surging violence in afghanistan claimed more lives. we have the details. >>> four afghans including three children died following a road bomb on tuesday. it's a jump up 24% from the same period last year. ap reports the children and their father died in the west of the country. when the car drove over a concealed bomb. the children's mother was critically injured. it comes one day after 14 civilians died. school children and a police officer were among the dead. last week, the international committee of the red ross suffered a fatal attack. a spokesperson said the icra could control some of the international staff. >> this will obviously affect the operations, so we have to put some activities on hold. we are concerned if we do not take out some people, were very vulnerable and exposed. >> the waive of deadly attacks is casting a shadow. it is after more than a decade of most constant conflict. >>> a bomb exploded tuesday morning in the volatile region where schools and teachers have become targets. police blame muslim separatis

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. >> stephen: would you tell me if hu? would -- >> stephen: would you. >> i would probably hoanl that. >> stephen: okay, i'll put you down for seven. >> that's a high number. >> stephen: is it? >> yes. >> stephen: not as high as eight. >> that's true. >> stephen: who is the most exotic lady spy you ever seduced on a mission? >> first of all, i never seduced a woman spy on a mission. >> stephen: they seduced you? >> no, no, in other words, it just didn't happen. >> stephen: there was no seduction it was just cold-blood humping. >> i probably would not characterize it that way. ( laughter ). >> stephen: keep it kind of spicy. >> no, but i think in the course of operations, you do run into interesting people, and you run into them in very intimate circumstances. >> stephen: while serving the c.i.a., you got the agency's intelligence medal of merit. >> yes. >> stephen: for superior performance throughout your career. >> yes. >> stephen: doesn't having a c.i.a. medal of merit on your chest kind of blow your cover when you're in

>> well when hu jintao came for state visits to see barack obama, he came by himself, mrs.ous administration, we'll see how much difference it makes in opening up the chinese system or dealing with the outside world. but from the western point of view, it's a refreshing change to have someone who seems like an actual human being in the job. >> chris, it's unusual also that he's bringing his wife, yet it's not going to be a double date. it's an informal summit, unscripted, in sunnylands, at the annenberg estate. no michelle obama, her kids are finishing up school. is that considered a snub? >> the chinese realize they don't have any control over that situation, i think potentially it's a missed opportunity. here you have two powerful women as the piece pointed out. pyung is seen as an empowering figure and so as michelle obama. so it's a slightly missed opportunity for this informal environment and to have these two interesting and powerful women get to know each other. >> you've spent so many years in china with your family, you're writers and experts on all of this. what a

. >> hi, i am lana miller, with hu hunter's point family. and i have so many things to talk about and so many things we are passionate and work on. now i am here in my role as a member of the mental health board and particularly for trauma and community related violence. i know for the last years barbara garcia has counted mental services in d-10 as community and violence and trauka. and for years we have talked about it and talked about it and when we try to engage the department of health, we got yes we understand it's a priority but we don't know what to do. in november/october last year in 20 2012, we had the southeast mental health summit around trauma. and a large segment of the community and dph and we put together a plan that was adopted by the san francisco mental health board. and signed on by all community-based organizations that provide mental health services. i am saying that we have a plan in d-10 and we know how to get started. now it's time to quit saying it's a problem but don't know what to do. but invest dollars into an i

>> because xi jinping represents a new china and he's also a new kind of man unlike his predecessor hutao. he's a bit more relaxed and assertive at the same time. getting the ability to communicate informally between obama and xi jinping is very important to manage this relationship for the next few years. >> schieffer: so it's not what they agreed on but the fact that they met? >> exactly. they met in an informal situation and the fact that there weren't deliverables, concrete things that had to be signed and all that pomp and circumstance, that was a good thing. >> schieffer: david? >> i would agree with what joe said. it's almost impossible to imagine xi's predecessor, hu jintao, sitting for eight hours, relatively unscripted with the president of the united states. it couldn't happen. that said, there are forces both in the united states and in china that could force both men into a direction that is clear what from what they said they don't want to go in. we're at a tipping point of do the territorial disputes, cyber allegations, intellectual property theft tip the relationship mo

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. >> reporter: president xi's predecessor hu gin too was in office more than three years before he made his first visit to the u.s. xi traveled there within the first three months. chinese media say this shows influence has grown. some experts say the meeting give the two leaders an opportunity to better understand each other. >> it's very focused on building up personal relations, improving personal trust, and laying a more solid background and foundation for improving the top-level relations between china and the united states. >> reporter: the countriesave long been at odds over taiwan as well as diplomatic and national security issues. and they've yet to find middle ground on trade friction, the value of the yuan. they don't see eye to eye on cyber attacks either. obama has said the cyber threat posed by china is growing and that some attacks were state sponsored. chinese leaders have consistently denied any involvement. >> china is a victim of numerous cyber attacks, hacking, violations of cyberspace integrity, et cetera. so i think the summit meeting between president obama and pr

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. >> because they don't want us here anymore, which is ját+hu)u$ me because i want to move, too. >> soded? >> off to the border of fullerton and anaheim. >> no, not that. she told ray she'd give him 20 bucks for gas. we're borrowing it. >> near the 91 freeway. there's a park around the corner and then eventually i can switch back over to patrick henry which is around the corner and down the street. the school that ally used to go to. straight down the street from disneyland. yeah, so it's a better move. it's only $19 more than this place. >> daddydo you have ga >> daddy, do you have gas? do you have gas to pick me up? i have a stomach ache. do you have gas because i have a stomach ache. no? okay. bye. bye. i have a stomach ache. >> what's wrong with your stomach? >> i don't know because every time i try to go to sleep, my stomach starts hurting. >> so why did you call your parents and have áhem come pick you up? >> because my dad doesn't have gas and my mom doesn't have money to get on the bus, and my mom doesn't have the car. >> so you're stuck here? >> and i have to go to -- i have t

. >> 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

. >> reporter: hu xijin the editor in chief of beijing's global times which has more than five millionreader, published by the people's daily it is the mouthpiece of china's ruling communist party. social media the editor is referred to u.s. foreign policy as hooliganism and meddling. in chinese this headline says before u.s. visits, the u.s. is hyping the hacking story again. take u.s. charges of cyberspying. that china has stolen details about weapon systems and other sensitive information. you think that's not a true story. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: hacking will likely be on the summit agenda. ahead of high level talks on cyber-security in july. >> i think this hacking issue has been exaggerated by the u.s. side, he told us. we feel you're shout being this as an excuse for establishing an internet army. >> you talk about this mutual mistrust between china and america. explain that. >> a rising great power is likely to challenge established order, he told us. the two presidents and their wives will meet at sunny lands, a 200 acre estate near palm springs, california. it was once th

the house appropriations committee and that house ways and means committee hold more hearings into hu responsible for the ira's targeting of conservative groups and houseudiciary chairman says his cmittee plans to pass judgment soon whether eric holder committed perjury when he testified ande kewbsotely thinabou e ptentl prosutio ohe pre. thtorn genal fes a dnesy deline t aswer qutionfromhe juciar commtee and t torn genel meingwithedia edits nig talng abou agey rgetg of repoers. thettory geral presdegrutid not apolize r snpingn a ndre aociad pre repoers and ar on jame risen. holder claimsf commit to change the guidelines for ending leaks a backing the media shield law although the first amendment is the alternate media shield law and the i.r.a. scaal tonight lightg and foxas confirmed theeirs has tol a use g.o.p. investitors theye looking at 88 employees who may have documents relevant to do that targeting investigation. also a report by the irs taxpayer advocate service finds that adoptive pares weremproperly targeted in 2012. 90% of taxpayers who claim the adoption tax credit were f

these are hu social issues. gerri: but i don't see how it is making society crumble.you would understand if you listen to what i'm about tdo it. the pw research people have been an important study. it should rise above the nonsense orthodox reflexes in the media. gerri: this is no knee-jerk retion. women are very proud of the steps that they have made. even in the single-payer households. they are putting food on the table. they are putting gas in their cars. so why is this bad? lou: jerry. lou: gerri, get real. my daughters and wife work. my transport, her parents were. my daughters-in-law work. we have republicans and democrats arguing at the margin. 40% maybe breadwinners that 63% of those women are raising children on their own ad they have resources that put them on the veritable edge of poverty. 23,000. you don't think that is a lot more important than arguing about this? gerri: it has nothing to do at the line between republicans and democrats. women working in being breadwinners, look -- many of them are married. lou: 63% -- gerri: wh is this bad? lou: did you

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was a four- project director says, construction will resume after a meeting with all 12- hu/ndred employees about the tragedy. >> pam: cal-osha and the santa clara sheriffs department are investigating the accident. the contractor, turner- devcon, is also conducting its own investigation. white's family plans to meet with construction officials to find out exactly how he was killed. his son says, they are looking for answers. but acknowledge. that may take time. >> pam: developing news tonight. about the construction of the new span of the bay bridge. state lawmakers want to know more about any incentives promised to contractors, if the new span opened by day.righe bridge's opening is in doubt. due to some seismic safety bolts which snapped when they were tightened. in 2010, a commitee overseeing the construction. approved nearly 300- million dollars in incentives, if contractors open the span this year. kron 4's charles clifford recently toured the new eastern span and has an update on the work. >> reporter: caltran is less than three months away from its scheduled opening day. andrew gord

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. >>> 500 construction jobs are being create bayed hu high-rise apartment tower that is going up in downtown san jose. they hope it will attract more people who will then stop at the new retail stores. business and technology reporter david louie with the story. >> groundbreaking ceremonies are always filled with promise. a private investment group, essex property trust, is spending is $35 million to build a 23 story high-rise apartment tower. >> a project like this will have families and individuals down here going to our restaurants, going to our other businesses and that supports the neighborhood businesses. >> downtown has dozens of empty store fronts. with only 800 people living downtown, it's pretty quiet at night after office workers go home. or on nights where there are no events at the events center. just and this person who moved downtown two years ago. >> after nine it's very quiet. on weekends you can find something but after that there's nothing on. >> the 315 unit one south market apartment tower could add 500 residents. their goal is to add 2500 downtown residents, lead to go

hu he is now charged with failurefe to control speed and negligent driving. >>> a news alert out of d.co o talked walked into a t mobile in april and stole cell phones. phn they were caught on the video. you can see they walked into the store and grabbed a couple of co phones and ripped them right ouh of display. of if you recognize them, d.c. c. police would like to hear from you. >>> a wanted man may be regretting posting a message in facebook. police have been looking for him since september for violating his probation. he responded to a recent post from the queen anne's criticizing them. they responded that they still l have a warrant for his arrest h and are stepping up efforts for finding him. >>> taco bell response to a viral photo of an employee not t gauging in bad, disgustingg behavior. >> it's being called the 99-cent diet. how a musician lost 250 pounds by being a cheap escape.  >>> you might want to hold the ice the next time you order a drink in the uk: ice has more bacteria than water fromom toilets.toilets. researchers tested ice from mcdonald, kfc, starbucks, ca

hu rain storms back in the forecast flash-flood watch until un 10:00 tonight. winds out of the south gusting to 15. 15. not terribly windy. 67 tonight, early rain and d storms, we will clear it out. o. tomorrow could be late and sunny. could be a storm late saturday and sunday as we have thee the tropical air mass in place untin early next week when a cold co front will kick that tropical ta air out of here.t of that won't take place until unl monday. let's do traffic and get a lookk at some of the roads with julie. >> reporter: i think i heard stevie wonder, and then breezy, can we play this how the,is how because it's june and his name is gemini. i like that.i like that is fun. fu we need to have a little songa i out here because on the roads o this morning, i got to tell you it's not a great ride. the inner loop of the beltway, police tell me they're going too have to shutdown the inner loop before connecticut avenueef because of thisor jackknifedja tractor trailer.tractor let's go to the maps he, we will put it in perspective of.. the inner loop, let's talk

. >> now, before i get to his clarification, was that a lie, congressman hu elskamp, in light of what we know? it sure looks and sounds like it. we do not have to sacrifice our individual liberties. it's difficult job to do. he and his staff were accused of lying congress and think clapper has done the same thing here. >> i didn't think clinton could be topped. we were alone but i didn't think we were actually alone. this is what he said to senator wyden. watch this. >> i have a great respect for senator wi for senator wyden like when are you going to stop beating your wife which i thought was not a simple yes or no. so i responded in what i thought was the most truthful or least untruthful manner by saying no. >> least untruthful manner. he knew it was happening and wyden knew it was happening, right, congressman king? >> it looks like he confessed to essentially misinforming congress. i will tell you i've seen a number of these cabinet members coming forward that they serve on. i've never seen them come with the intention of informing congress. it should be here's the open book, we'

lisa argen is here now to tell hu what is happening right now with the weather forecast. >> you can seee your window, nice and sunny out there. and in the east bay temperatures are warming up. we are in the mid-60s already in concord. 61 livermore. this is our high definition eastern hills camera, vollmer peak. there is not a lot of fog. temperatures will stay cool. i'll explain coming up. >> also next, have you been watching this guy, a local college star grabbing some attention at the u.s. open. and he the rest of the field are trying to catch phil mickelson. >> the safety of our food is at risk because of dangers from contaminated oceans and land. our reporter talks with experts about what is in our food and what we can do to create a healthier diet for ourselves and our families. is organic food really healthier? how do we understand food labels. you can watch "beyond the headlines" right after our newscast right here on abc7. >>> we all know it's father's day, lots of things going on. our meteorologist lisa argen is here now to tell you if the weather is cooperating. >> you saw any

point was the leadership transition, the death of kim jong-il in late 2011, and the transition from huintao to xi jinping. the top leadership of the two countries have not reconnected. we have seen that in the past and the sino-north korean relationship where it can take some time for the leaders to make that high-level connection. it is very important because you have two top-down political systems so that the bilateral has to begin at the top. >> how much influence does china have with the young leader in john thune -- kim jong-un? >> on the one hand, they dominate the north korean economy. there is very little happening in terms of trade with south korea. it is almost no south korean investment. it is almost all going up through the china border. that is certainly some influence. then the thing with north korea is when you corner them, they get more stubborn. it is an historical pattern. this is what the chinese are always saying. they do not have the kind of leverage where they can threaten .o cut off food or fuel that just does not work with north korea. the other thing is the bor

. >> reporter: he believes the hu hunger strike will succeed but wonders what will happen when he seed son he has never met born while he was in prison. here's how he believes the hunger strike will end. being set free and i believe it will happen very soon. i do fear when my children shout for daddy, will not respond as i have been called 239 for so long, they may need to call me by a number for a while. he has this message from washington. this place is going to close. either sooner or later, he wrote, and it is going to be a stain on america's reputation you start cleaning either sooner or later. don't wait for too much later as there are going to be dead people down here and that's not good for any. from his writing, a catholicism inside the guantanamo -- a glimpse inside the hunger strike coming on four months. cnn, london. >> unclear whether the hunger strikes will impact the court proceedings this week. what can we suspects ahead of tomorrow's hearings. joining us pointee for the commission, retired general, good to see you and reporter for the miami herald, carol rosenberg joi

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>> hu. i told you, i don't watch the news. >> how about when you talked about with tracy martin, did he say, will you please come forward? because we are saying this is a racially motivated murder. >> no, he just asked me can i talk to his attorney. >> how about when you talk to miss fulton, did she say, will you please come forward and talk to our attorney and record it because we think this is a racially charged event -- >> no. no. >> and you didn't have any information from the news that this was a racially charged event? >> no, i had told you, i don't watch the news. >> okay. are you okay this morning? >> yeah. >> you seem so different than yesterday. i'm just checking. did someone talk -- >> is that a question? >> yes. >> did someone talk to you last night about your demeanor in court yesterday? >> no, i went to sleep. >> so your testimony is that you hadn't heard anything on the news about this being a racially charged incident? >> all right, judge, asked and answered. now he's repeati

>> we gave ooeeach other big hu. i recognized jerry right away, and she was the only one who would open my door because everyone else was afraid that he was going to come back, but he had actually gotten into laura's car. so it was quite a reunion and especially with both of us thanking each other for saving each other's lives. it was -- >> pretty amazing. >> it was festive. it was festive. >> jerry, let me ask you because i asked debra the other night about this and she said she had never given guns or gun control much thought before but this experience had certainly changed her mind and made her think how ridiculous it was somebody like this young man could get access to weapons like this. what is your view given what you've been through? >> well, piers, i actually grew up down south. i think when i was a kid, i was a member of the nra. i went to a camp where you get like little bars and i could shoot, you know, i earned all nine bars and an expert badge in the nra, believe that or not. i could have brought them. >