central ital still littered with rubble fm the deadly disaster in april, and ill precarious, there wa a new, smler earthquake ar on friday. the authories in ily insist it is safe, but emergency hecopters are on stand to aiift the g8 leaders out, just in case pre-empt for silvio berlusconi, on by one, has taken leaders arnd the city. thiafternoon, it was preside oba's turn. the italian leaders 's reputation is riddlewith sex scandal and other allegation e chinese present s leing before the event even began. thg8 leaders were arriving. the main questionhey haveo solve, h t deal th the world ecomic crisi. round-tae tasthis afternoon have brought progress. they reed to the world economy was still to shaky to put an end to th stilus packages both britainnd the u.s. insis are necesry, but germany'chancellor merkel are also talk about preparing ex strategy ito avd rnning up too much debt, and innother breakthrgh, forhe first time, they agreed that rich countries should bear the brun for glob greenhouse gas emissions and pledged to lit global warming is not re than two deees celsius. >> this

. >> in ital the reaction has been much more subtle.re no restrictions tourism for medil exinations. italiansre being advised to cck before traveling to plac ike the.k. there have been only50 cases of swine flu herend no deaths. they are foowing the advice of the world health organizaon. >> we are ver fast in respondg. >> italy expects the case is to rise in september when children go back to school. there's talkf delaying the start oferm. the u.s. has a diffent reaction to the swine flu. >> the concern here in the u.s. is that th swine flu is coinuingto spread even during the hot summer months. it has evenit here, swine flu vaded about 50 u.s. summer camp this volunteer tested positive. >> i did not feel to bad. i s kind of tired. >> ameri havaccinates millions of pele every fall. they are worried at the swine fl could comne with another regular food and become deadly. >> president obama has been telling people to wash their has. he says to be preped. >> you would like more contt, check out the blo of our medical corresponnt who brings

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come out in direct opposition to the president, the establishment, and the supreme leader himself itall la ham any. they're saying these elections were illegitimate. here's how we illustrate the apparent cracked that forms within the religious establishment. on one land you have the supreme leader who is supposed to be the ultimate word on most matters. he's come out squarely behind president ahmadinejad. on the other hand, we have influential clerics who are clearly rejecting the most powerful man in iran. >> does this reignite the opposition movement? they've been protesting, but does it ramp it up even more? >> reporter: they haven't been protesting out in the streets, but this is certainly a positive development for them. the government has shown no hesitation in aggressively going after average citizens and even opposition political leaders to shut them up. clearly, it's not easygoing after senior clerics with batons and clubs. imagine security forces and the revolutionary guard going after senior clerics. it won't be as easy. this is important for the hundreds of thousands out in

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a quick point with people talking about demandriven and when italls off, ifthey are loing at it, theconcern is we are not recovering as quickly as we might have hoped. weaker oil prices are better for consumers. yes, i would be buying names like conco phillips. >> let's go deeper. addson remember strong joins us on the fast line. a couple weeks back on the halftime report, you called for oil to be at 6350. it's 64.50. >> the next stop is down around $61 as the next attraction level. >> by when? >> probably down towards $60. we got down to $63.40 which is bang on the average. a nice rebound and largely on the bull pack. falling along and the dxy is not that much stronger. the dollar is figuring in on what's going on in oil. >> how do you read the decline we are seeing in oil. is this a demand driven drop in the price of crude or speculation-driven. >> right now what's going on is a demand to the poor figures week in and week out of the u.s. government. last week demand was running at only nine million barrels a day. obviously very consumer sensitive and with the lack of credit creatio

, white male or in italics, a commercial fireman.mean, to me, you know yeah you could say it is angry but it isn't really angry. it is just the way in which she is in zeroing exactly on the issue, exactly on the point in that to me is what ama ata does most common most profoundly. she zeros in with out access words. no matter what her genre, she gets right to the point and she says precisely what is intended, what is needed but most of all, what she means her, and she really, really, really does not like to be paraphrased or to be assumed to have been saying something that she did not actually say, so i think that this is a very, a very good opportunity for some of you who may not know her work to hear these things and for us to reflect, because sometimes you know if you have read it. you think you have understood it but when you go back over it and you look over it, you really are once again not amazed but really humbled by the profundity of an african-american woman, especially in african women who comes from sub-saharan because we

president obama continues eras trip this morning t atte the g-8 summit in ital he's set toeet with primberlusni. in a rare appearance day north reaneader kim jong-il, only the second mjorvent the 67-year-old has taken part nche suffered a suspect stroke last year. and the u.s. senate has its newest member,inneso democrat al franken, swornin yesterday cappg an eight-month recount battle ahough he's being uted as the 60th democr. his first vote was against a white house plan to protect bus from terrorists. noan early look at business with cnbc's geoff cuore live in london this mornin >> reporter: good morning. alcoa is going to be square and the most important story o the markets this morning. we are expectingnoer trd quarterlloss fr this aluminum compan the ceo has been oveight making some more positive coen about sabilization in the business. markets don't rely want to hear it. it is t that great for a strong stt as i think they continue to fret about this story. ofourse it didn'telp the edit card data we have from the united states. a record delinquey number on crit cards and home equi

let's go back to lester, amy and ital wh more. >> all right.n. >> and now a check of the weather. >> absolutely. as we see what's going on. and we don't need to tell you, we've got a lot of rain here in the northeast. airport delays, we're talking tropical amounts as far as al rainfall. so icas aki p ung tpwo toso three inches of rain. and then as we move to the,stwet toinhe southern plains, you can see heavy rain moving in there. the heavy thunderstorms, flash flood watches, warnings, parts of southeastern kansas into southern missouri. rainfall amounts already working their way up to up to five inches of >>> it is partly sunny now and on radar we do have one lonely shower in southern calvert county that's been slowly dissipating as it heads off toward the northeast. sunshine is break out. temperatures climbing into the low 70s. 73 at washington. highs today should reach the low 80s with clouds in and out and a small chance of a passing afternoon or even thundershower and then tomorrow more of the same but turning more humid and warmer and a g