on wednesday media in hong kong reported that jiang had died.hina's official xinhua news agency quoted what it called authoritative sources saying reports of jiang's death were just rumors. chinese foreign ministry hong lei said the agency fully explained the issue. he refused to take any questions. china has stepped up its control of information about jiang's health by blocking access to websites containing his name. >>> the u.s. government says it cannot resume food aid to north korea without a reliable monitoring system to ensure that the food goes to the people who need it. state department spokesperson victoria nuland said on wednesday that the aid for the north has failed to reach the intended recipients. >> it's very much on our minds that we cannot waste american taxpayers' dollars by providing aid that goes to the wrong people. if we're going to do it, it needs to go to the people in need. >> the u.s. suspended food aid to north korea in 2009. the u.s. government sent a special envoy and delegation to the north in may to determine wheth

jiang's company muffin mill was born when he was a high school sophomore.oodels on a t-shirt. >> when i first gave away 50 t-shirts it was almost like an exclusive type of thing. >> a facebook page made jiang very cool and the shirt, a must-have. >> my senior year pretty much everyone knew who i was and what i did. >> muffin mill something now a brand that has already brought in more than $16,000. one shirt at a time. jiang and gord on met at the network for teaching entrepreneurship or nifty,a nonprofit that teaches $20,000 students every year how to start a business. >> nationally one in four teens ages 16 to 19 can't find a job. that boost enrollment in nifty by 18%. here in new york city, by 40%. >> the unemployment picture is a strong motivator for some students to do it themselves achblted with luck and hard work, gord on and jiang will be the ones generating the jobs. >> are you ready, are you excited? >> me too. >> michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunda

we're live at police headquarters, weijia jiang, wjz news. >> the victims were not seriously injured. city firefighters pull a body out of the patapsco river. traffic on the hanover street bridge was stopped for a short time during the investigation. police are trying to figure out how this person died and exactly who it is. >>> police make an arrest in the murder of a delivery driver. william karr shot and killed sean yim tuesday. yim was making a delivery around 3:00 in the afternoon when he was shot in the chest. karr just got out of prison last year after serving a five year sentence for robbery. >>> dominique kahn is free tonight. pinkston reports for wjz. there's now questions regarding the accuser. >> reporter: a brief 10 minutes in court, and kahn walked out an almost free man. >> the defendant will be released on his own recognizant. the only restriction is that the people will continue to hold his passport. >> reporter: the hotel maid that accused kahn lied about her whereabouts following the attack. >> that investigation raised concerns about the complaining witnesses credi

this follows days of incidents regarding jiang zemin's health and reports that he was dead. internet searches for the former president's name has been blocked. progress towards tripoli hampered by a lack of ammunition and inadequate support from nato. the rebels say 17 of their fighters were killed and more than 60 wounded on wednesday. they have been locked in a stalemate for more than six weeks. malaysian police say they've taken control of the kindergarten where around 30 children and four teachers were held hostage. a man, who according to some reports was armed, stormed into the nursery school and help the people hostage for nearly seven hours. now, the consequences of failure are terrifying. less than four weeks to poverty default on america's obligations, president obama is entering talks with congressional leaders. he's pushing for $4 trillion in savings. there's no agreement on where the cuts should be made. jake sherman, an analyst from politico.com joins me now. the aim is to avoid defaulting on debt. it is a massive, decisive package that is needed. how likely is

weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> weijia thank you. >>> it's after 11:00, do you know where your children are? start the new message in a baltimore campaign. if they don't, police say parents will be held accountable. >> if your child is continually found to be in violation of the curfew the ramifications are back on the parents. it worked for me, it worked for a generation of kids in the city. it worked for a generation of adults. >> reporter: the public service announcement starts tonight and runs through the summer. the children's curfew prohibits kids under 17 from being without an adult. >>> if you're single and looking for a good catch, head to townsend. it's been named the 14th best city for the rich and single. over 35% of townsend is single and the median income is $132 million. the top spot for rich singles went to newport california. >>> and the tropical storm system is hitting heart, where they're getting the worse of it. >> a maryland the politician is pleading guilty. will-lessly will leslie johnson stay in office? >>> how hot will it get? we'll talk about that comi

weija jiang has the latest. >> reporter: that man tells w jz he never saw it coming. likely because police say what is most alarming about both cases is the blatant lie the attackers told their victims. >> in the heart of federal hill police are investigating a frightening home invasion. a couple was sleeping friday when three men used crowbars to break into a house in the 1600 block of elkins lane. they claimed they were police officers. >> that scares the pants off me. >> i just went and bought a deadbolt that locks from both sides. >> reporter: a victim is way too shaken up to talk on camera, but he is relieved he listened to his attackers. he can't stop thinking about what could have happened if he hadn't. >> i have lived here all my life. it is sad. >> reporter: the attack is chillingly similar to one that happened on sunday in northeast baltimore. three men who are also impersonating police officers barged into a house, tied-up a man and his wife and then shot the man. >> it is a tremendous violation of the public's trust, right? when a police officer knocks on

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. >> reporter: it's the i didn't know and jiang of gas prices as the cost of diesel goes up truck drivers. with stealings doubling to $4.30 a gallon jimmy lopez is telling his guys to ease off the gas pedal. if they all went 55 they could save big money. >> $12,000 a year. >> reporter: per driver. >> per driver. >> reporter: an 18-wheeler can get 5 1/2 miles a gallon but go 065 and the mpg drops to 5. >> the drivers are slower. >> reporter: leno suzuka says it's safer to go 55 and cheaper, but it's too slow for cars. >> reporter: people are flipping you off? >> it's a whole lot of -- what can you do. >> reporter: other drivers we spoke with were glad truckers are taking it slower. >> my parents live in arizona and i think, there, they are able to go 75 whatever the speed limit is and that's really scary. >> reporter: does that annoy you when they go slow. >> no, it doesn't, they are doing the right thing, trying to make a living like the rest of us. >> kiet do, cbs5. >>> who are better drivers, men or william? the evidence that proves mem are more dangerous behind the wheel. >>> clean up

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in discussions with president nixon and henry kissinger, it was thought that -- jiang would be so dispirited that they would throw in the towel. there would be an accommodation of some sort. china would be reunified on the basis that mao had percy, taiwan coming under communist control. today, 2011, taiwan is still there. it has prospered. its economy has taken off. one of the great challenges for the next decade is whether the tie 1 mainland relationship has a are -- is detoxified of its civil war element. it can lead to an accommodation and a situation where the united states does what it can to secure the island. the other fascinating elements resulting out of the nixon initiative of 1971 -- one of the tremendous ironies of those initiatives is that today, it was one of our most enthusiastic friends of asia. the nom. ietnam. where the relationship will go remains in insisting question. finally there is career. we think back to president eisenhower concerned about ending the korean war. one of the interesting stories about the kissinger trip to beijing in the summer of 1971 was that the sa