>> li: mm-hmm.lley: li told us that he recruited spies through blackmail and sometimes greed, especially if someone wanted to do business in china. once, he says, his agents recruited the official photographer for a european head of state that he still won't name. would you say the m.s.s. spends most of its effort on the united states? >> li( translated ): definitely. without a doubt. >> pelley: what would some examples be of the kind of information that m.s.s. was interested in getting a hold of? >> li: for example, what president obama thinks right now. >> pelley: they want to know what president obama thinks? >> li: yes. >> bergersen: do you make me part of... of the honor... >> pelley: thanks to gregg bergersen, the chinese were about to find out just what sort of weapons america intended to sell to taiwan. the day of that car ride, bergersen drove kuo and the secret documents to a restaurant outside washington, d.c. inside the restaurant, kuo copied the secrets by hand. out in the parking lot,

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li says he hopes japan will join the negotiations as a member and welcomed prime minister naoto kan's efforts to reform the agriculture and said he hopes he wins political support and move toward japanese participation in the negotiations. he wants japan to join the tpp but japanese farmers are strongly opposed to the idea. >>> toyota motor will start making cars in russia's far east. it will be the first time for a base in the region. observers say toyota will supply parts to a joint venture set up and russian car maker solars. the venture will begin assembling sports utility vehicles at solar's plant as early as 2012. annual output is expected to be around 30,000 vehicles. auto sales in russia plunged following the global financial crisis but demand recovered to about 2 million vehicles last year and is expected to grow further. sources say through local production, toyota aims to offer lower end prices avoiding tariffs. tariffs are as high as 35%. >>> now let's check on the markets. lack of incentives kept tokyo stocks trading in a narrow range on friday morning. the make kay avera

the previous mayor lied about the deficit. revenues are declining, and this is the most expensive weapons system. the training goes on at $90,000 a session or whatever the number happens to be and it keeps going from there. a brand new weapons system has a brand new costs. neither can the city or county of san francisco afford it. that 10% a year. if there is a policeman out there, the citizen population at large. the taser is not the answer. for $29, by peppers pray that i can use. that is the type of system that is effective. it is cost-effective, and we should look at that. thank you for your time. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is pamela fisher, i am the member -- also a member of the national alliance of mental illness. the issues cannot be separated. i think if you vote to purchase the taser is, you are undercuttg the message that they need to learn de-escalation techniques. he will not take the time to slow things down and verbally de-fg8hoescalate the situation. i urge you not to decide this issue in a positi

that is then going to come back and demonstrate to the populations of tripoli where the power really lies. >> in libya, the tribal battle for influence is important. in the second biggest city where the protests started, it is home of a rival tribe. maneuvering his way around the klan based politics for so long, he now looks to be facing his greatest test -- around the clan-based politics. >> frankly at the moment, there are so many unprecedented things happening, you could forget this. the entire mission in new york says they have broken their regime. i spoke now to a bbc reporter. >> i have been asking whether there it has been a precedent for a mission to come out and say, "we are not serving our government anymore. we are serving our people." in this case, it involves colonel muammar qaddafi. it was led by the deputy in bass sitter, the ambassador himself. -- the deputy ambassador. they say the accused him of bringing in mercer raised -- mercenaries. they were clearly very shaken by the reports they were getting from libya. >> the information we're receiving from the people in tripoli

the grim task is to search the wreckage that lies beneath and to retrieve the bodies of those who went down with the boat. 12 people perished in these waters. most were foreign tourists. one by one, they are brought to the surface, gently laid ashore, and then taken to be formally identified. because of the disaster remains a mystery. and there was no warning, no clue of what was to come. to the investigation is already underway, and inevitable questions about safety standards on vietnamese tourist boats. but there are no answers to comfort the grieving. survivors still struggle to comprehend their escape. >> i thought there was something wrong here. the boat is going down. we jumped from the but then started swimming to the next boat. that but rescued us. >> this is one of the vietnam's most popular tourist spots. the stunning beauty attracts people from around the world. that beauty is now dimmed by tragedy and the memory of loved ones lost at sea. >> much more to come on bbc world news. stay with us if you can. missing fourth three years, how the chinese online community helped to r

the heart of mubarak's media and propaganda power to the revolutionaries, it was a tower of lies. >> it's not important for the people because it's been telling lies and government progress beg propaganda. once this building is taken over or down, the regime is down, as well. >> reporter: and tahrir square was rapidly filling up, again. the protester's planned a massive march on the palace. then, reports that mubarak had left cairo, headed for his home at a resort on the red sea. the tension mounted. we just got word that hosni mubarak has left cairo, maybe left the country. so, we are going to go to the presidential palace, where there is a large demonstration, mostly ant anti-mubarak people, but some supporters, as well. we're going to check out the security situation. along the way, thousands of people making the 13-mile, two-hour walk from downtown to the palace it was an absolute river of rue manty along the broad avenue. an amazing sight. we are on the road to the presidential palace. we're still probably a half an hour by foot to the palace and this is just a river of people s

san francisco heritage located in the,li z, 200 franklin street, 441 -- 3000. they have original print version of the sand born map from 1830s. building files and files on architects that practices in san francisco and major contractors that worked in san francisco their biographies and certain indexes that are not available else where. so i would suggest contacting them. >> and joining. it's a nonprofit organization that preserves san francisco heritage. >> okay i want to flip through some of these other materials we brought along to show you. not the building codes. here today, fantastic book you want to tell us about it. >> here today, is the end results of years worth of research done by the junior league of san francisco. a book published in the late 1960's and there's an enormous volume of research. architecture, social that went into the making and not every building researchs in the making of this book is published. there are background files that san francisco library history room, the planning department has an index but the library has on their web p

russia's only trick whoops li lose in skeleton was built three. years ago in parramatta sixty kilometers outside moscow and the venue has finally deputy at the highest level by hosting a stage of delusion world cup goodness that is a track for the world cup stage has been prepared perfectly everyone is very pleased with the today and they say it has become even better for it has changed a lot which in some parts were built and it's not the same track as it was last year. meanwhile in the man singles in the best russian. delighted his fans winning the inaugural world cup event on the home ground with thirty nine year old olympic silver medalist adding stages between number fourteen to his trophy cabinet for me still psychologically it was very hard because of the burden of expectation i'm very glad i was in front of the home fans but it's great that i managed to beat the german left on my home track to jade was getting killed and killed and it was snowing to the track wasn't very fast this six time winter olympian left behind the two germany losers

arts economics you from our studio in the russian capital with me from bangkok for a busy weekend lies ahead but first the stories that made it's of the top of the pile. ice hockey euro tour bring the team russia squad wins the swedish games opener against england. we have to be in a totally different form of ours you know just looking ahead to europe which it's well qualifier against our media national football coach ticket because it speaks to exclusively to our team. and the matches thirds already takes place on saturday in the english premier league with both sides keeping the champions spot in mind. and let's start with the news that russia's quest for a third euro hawk its or crown in four years remains very very much on track the red machine winning their opening fixture of the l.g. swedish games against finland in the moscow region thing this whole thing early in the first saw me some tala slapshot finding the nets on power play ball the russians were quick to take all eyes through alexander kalyani. tight opening period the second so the pendulum swung dramatically in the whol

. >> reporter: su li read that e-mail one year ago, she's been on a treasure hunt ever since. the chinese historical society of america raised money to buy 7 of the 11 known paintings. >> where's the 12th painting? >> reporter: a scene from dead wood, south dakota, the fourth of july, hub to hub, firehouse race. >> that year in 1988, two chinese teams competed against each other. >> reporter: unlike historic photos, now 50 years after they were unveiled, his work has historians curious, how did he know about a san francisco cigar factory from 1862, a pig roast in nevada city or the firefighter's race in south dakota in 1888. >> we're in a detective mode. we're searching for his sketch books, for friends of his. >> reporter: searching for the inspiration behind this one of a kind collection. now, can you see the paintings yourself starting on saturday at the chinese historical society of america museum here in chinatown. reporting live in san francisco, jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> there was a stunning courtroom admission today involving the catholic church

it has never been challenged sense because nobody has ever lied to the press corps. what gets you killed is when someone forgot to tell you something, which is why dana is right. we have to be reporters ourselves to get sources. it is hard work to stay on top of that. >> what is the day in the life of the press secretary? >> i don't think they ever sleep now. i think it has changed a lot. you don't sleep as much as you like to. you have to have the papers read it for the first meetings. >> do you get phone calls in the middle of the night? >> there were five web sites when i left the white house. >> you are looking pretty good for 105. >> for all of us to remember the old fashion newspaper is, even when youre on the hill you know something will be in the paper thin next day where i have to open it up and find a story. then you are either happy or sad. now there is no element of surprise anymore. a "washington post"reports would not necessarily know they were beaten with a story by another paper. back in the day when there was a bulldog edition of the papers what woul

the truth always lies somewhere in the middle. so it's nice to hear your side of it but we also need to have an opportunity to hear the other sides of it. thank you. president mendoza: thank you. i want to also thank you for all coming out. our next item is the consent calendar. i need a motion and a consent. any corrections by the summit? seeing none. any items removed from first reading by the board? seeing none. any items for the board for summit tonight? seeing none. roll call, pleas. item eight, the summits's proposals, there are none tonight. item j is a request regarding general 345er9s and we have another set of folks that we will have speaking on item j. so there are a couple of folks that are not speaking under the 10-21 group. they want to have you guys come up first because it's just a handful or it's just a few. so kimberly -- i want to keep all the fciu folks together because you're going to have a set time. but anybody who's not speaking on fciu, i'd like for you to come forward first. so kimberly is on a general it

is not about a community garden or any of the paid employees that have gotten up and told a lot of lies. this is about the people who want to get rid of hanc, and any realtors or paid employees will tell you this information is just that -- it is just information. you really need to check out the facts. i use the recycling. i need the recycling. they tell me because of these people who are using the recycling to get money for alcohol is the big problem, but they readily admit that there is about 40 people who do that that they cannot control. because of those 40 people, i cannot have my recycling center? it really stinks. the process really stinks, and it has been a very divisive issue in the neighborhoods. ok? supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm a resident of the haight ashbury neighborhood. i wanted to debunk a couple of things. it is obvious that first source recycling is the way to do effective recycling. most of what goes through our system at this point -- you could talk about their version rates, but it is contaminated. it has to be put in the landfill. t

. >> barbara bush taped a video calling on new yorkers to real lies same-sex unions. that puts her at odds with her dad and her grandfather and most of the republican party when it comes to that issue. the younger generation offspring who support gay marriage include meghan mccain. >>> calling on iran to release two american hikers. penn and desmond tutu among others called to release shane bauer and fatall. shourd was freed on bail. she's engaged on one of the hikers. and there's no word on whether she'll return to iran for the trial of all three hikers. >>> questionable discipline and a scolding has landed an alaska mom in court charged with criminal child abuse and set off an international incident with russia. at issue is whether tabasco and cold showers are proper discipline. our tony ginard picks up the story. >> reporter: it's a tough job being a parent. >> what happens? >> you use hot sauce. >> reporter: and a cold shower. >> you didn't do what you were told. >> reporter: to discipline her 7-year-old adopted son for getting in trouble at school. she sent the v

there are lifeless crews and vital lies. the force of an idea lies in its inspare rational value. it matters very little whether it is true or false. this understanding coupled with the resources of the state to saturate the country with propaganda was affectively used by the power elite to destroy all of those broad based social movements that were bringing this country towards socialism. you remember eugene debs polled a million votes. there were huge publications, but the largest was a socialist pub my cation, the masses, we had several dozen socialist mayors, strong push within the cio, the wobblies, and so there was a kind of war propaganda machine as not only a vehicle to garden massive support for a war, but to break the back of these movements, and they succeeded. some of the most poignant writing about this is by two of the amazingly heroic figures who resisted the tide and what depressed them so deeply was how swiftly the intellectual class, many of the socialists themselves like sinclaire louis and others were placed into the war efforts replacing the goals of high jen,

frank buckles literally lied about his age to get into uniform at age 16. >> unbelievable dedication to his country. he served in england and in france, working mainly as a driver and warehouse clerk. he returned to the u.s. in 1920. he died peacefully at his home in west virginia. he was 110 years old. >> a real hero. >>> coming up next on this monday morning, legendary investor, warren buffett, gets bullish. >>> and the big winners at last night's oscars. a few surprises. but plenty of glamour, as you can imagine. we're off to hollywood with the details. stay with us. >>> and time, now, for a check of market activities, starting overseas. tokyo's nikkei average climbed nearly 1% today. hong kong's hang seng rose almost 1.5%. and in london, the ftse opened lower. on wall street, the dow tumbled 260 points last week. a rough one. also, the nasdaq fell nearly 53 points. >>> and economists are more upbeat about the economy than a few months ago. economists polled expect 3.3% growth this year, up from november's estimate of 2.6%. those surveyed expect unemployment to remain high, ending

track so by next year they will be fully equipped and ready to compete are men talking at all three to li currently on top of the overall rankings have to settle for fifth wace and the overall world cup winner will be decided at the last stage in latvia next weekend constrained by that of our team. and that's all the sports news for this person i think. wealthy british style. markets why now scandal. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kaiser report on r.t. . typee. be sure to type the hotel hotel while shall his the groom photo the show with her town. full of hotel. the hotel typee. her town hall springs. hotel while she plans to go town. paid evergreen plaza hotel in thailand to eat london's hotel time to type the full point and. roll the photo of how an international house. hotel.

no, i did not, you li--ow! ben--ben-- right, ben, come on, no, i did not! swap with jake.e. you're the one who pinched me, and i'll kill you! but you needn't worry about that, dad. no, because she's not iranian. no--no, dad, dad, she is not iranian. dad, dr. higginbottom is not iranian. all right? anyway, there's no point turning off the lights. it's too late to stop global warming now. jo says your generation's completely ruined the world for our generation. does she. well, then, you can turn the lights off so we don't have to move to swansea. so we could lose the house? no, no, no, no-- i know how we can save money. right. by not buying broccoli. actually, broccoli isn't that expensive. how much are we in debt? but we don't need it. i don't know exactly how much-- can you do this? ( farty sounds ) i'm trying to have a serious conversation with dad. that means you can't. and even karen can do that, shut up. and she's half your age! shut up! shut up! oh, god. jake. jake. come and sit here. no. that leaves ben and karen together. jake, you sit here-- right, ben! idiot. bloo

well what's behind this uprising and what lies ahead for egypt is the topic in the latest edition of crossfire coming up later today on r.t.e. . the muslim brotherhood yes it's the best organized opposition but it's not the majority no majority there are a lot of this is a very it's not the most organized group i would contest that it's there are many many divisions within the muslim brotherhood and it's not a monolithic bloc as you would like to present to the entire international community would treat the middle east with condescending ice including china including other countries no one wants to see the middle east democratic their all of free. and sweden's child welfare system has been accused by human rights activists of profiting from family mystery they claim social services are taking children from one set of parents and give them to another who receive up to six thousand dollars financial support per child artie's an isa now explains. christmas gifts never given. so coverage it's of my children are in someone else's hands it was stone and i don't know what's happening with t

long ago mark twain said there are three kinds of lies, lies, damn lies and statistics.ut one that tells the truth to the sharks of late. 10-12 games out on the road and they have won eight. that's really good and that ain't no lie. against the flames scoreless in the first. logan with the steal. a great rookie. that sets up devon and just watch him relentless won't take no for an answer. 18th goal of the year. you watch the replay out in front he is doing his thing. 1-0 over the flames. but the third period now down 3- 2. 2:34 left in regulation. patrick marleau assists ryan clowe and all tied up. scoreless in overtime. now in the shootout it is clowe again atoning for an early penalty and that's the game winner. sharks return home 3-2 winners. >>> an interesting week at the oracle arena in oakland. prince showed up rather unexpectedly and played brilliantly three times. the warriors played twice like dogs especially tonight against atlanta. never in it against the hawks. no energy, badly outre banded. and joe longed for al horford. a 29 point lead at one point for atla

he lied. i'm not saying that i can't do it, veronica.'m just saying it's gonna be a very heavy day. yeah, but he didn't lie about his homework, did he? you are going to have an equally heavy day, but-- no, he doesn't lie. charming! she hung up on me! i could murder her! ben: dad says you'll definitely get caught. sue: is everybody happy? ben: i'm going to be sick. sue: no, you're not. ben: here it comes. ( ben gagging ) sue: and don't force it. pete: you're not gonna be sick, ben. ben: yes, i am. pete: if you are, you're gonna be sick in your book bag. ( phone rings ) hello? oh, hi, veronica. daddy! hello. whoa! ( grunts ) up you come. is it true that those people really took pictures of fairies? what people? some people did take pictures of fairies, yeah, but it was about 100 years ago, and then they all turned out to be faked in the end. why couldn't they find any real fairies to photograph? well, no... no, real fairies are very hard to spot, aren't they? have you ever seen one? i have. i saw two. i saw a real fairy with the tooth fair

preguntan si pueden solicitar admision a la indocumentados se preguntan si pueden solicitar admision a la liueden solicitar admision a la universidad de california . >> hola, unad e las preguntas que recinimos es si losindocs se para'ueden amtricualar, para matricularse no hay ningun problema , tien que lleanr los requisitos y la competncia es feroz, los estudainets son admitidis en base a su calidad, peor no pueden optar a aydua estatal, los indocumentados que hallan asistido a una preppatratoria dele stado pueden ser elegibles para pagar las mismas colegiaturas que un residente . >> ahroa, muchachos nos preguntas sobre las opciones de los estudantes que no hallan compelatdo todos los curso, primero les recomandamos que los compelten, pero si n lo ahcen pueden asistir a un colegio comunitario por 2 años y de ahí tranferirise a la universidad . >> gracias , aprar ala mayoria de las eprss el diad e san valentin son flores chocolates y ebsosl este lunes sera el sexto año de la guerra de almohadas, aunque esto es una tardicon nadie sabe comoe mpezo o quienes la organzian , y ya queiren veriguar

my father sent me the book, "a simple plan," when i was doing "true lies" and said, "you've got to read actor and his uncle are going to be on that list before me." and for five years, i watched a lot of actors, different directors, get set for it, and then it ended up being me and billy bob thornton playing brothers directed by sam raimi. i get up to the production office in minneapolis, and they have your 8 x 10s all up there. and i'm seeing billy bob and bridget fonda and my dad -- my dad? what the hell is he doing up there? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "hey, dad, there's pictures of you." >> i knew he had a s.a.g. card and all that, but i said to sam raimi, the director, i said, "what's my dad doing up there?" and he goes, "well, i got a real nice letter from him. and it seems like he'd be okay to play this farmer who comes in and complains about a bill." and i was like, "well, he better be good." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so he cast your dad in the movie and you didn't even know this yet? >> and it gets better than this. my dad went on to be in all three "spider-man" movies, playing bernard

long ago mark twain said there are three kinds of lies, lies, damn lies and statistics. but one that tells the truth to the sharks of late. 10-12 games out on the road and they have won eight. that's really good and that ain't no lie. against the flames scoreless in the first. logan with the steal. a great rookie. that sets up devon and just watch him relentless won't take no for an answer. 18th goal of the year. you watch the replay out in front he is doing his thing. 1-0 over the flames. but the third period now down 3- 2. 2:34 left in regulation. patrick marleau assists ryan clowe and all tied up. scoreless in overtime. now in the shootout it is clowe again atoning for an early penalty and that's the game winner. sharks return home 3-2 winners. >>> an interesting week at the oracle arena in oakland. prince showed up rather unexpectedly and played brilliantly three times. the warriors played twice like dogs especially tonight against atlanta. never in it against the hawks. no energy, badly outre banded. and joe longed for al horford. a 29 point lead at one point for at

in israel is attracting fans of the boy wizard even though the tell of the teenage british soldier lies here isn't very different story. for welcome to you live from our headquarters in central moscow this is r t with me and he said now way it's two pm here in the russian capital of eleven am in london protesters in yemen are reported to have taken over the country's second largest city on the tenth day of turmoil there it's chaos red throughout the arab world wide witnesses say police have disappeared from the streets of the port city of aden where looting has begun in libya over eighty people are reported killed from violence surrounding anti-government protest the capital tripoli is relatively calm but the east of the country has been overwhelmed by clashes.

i am lisa ahng, the liaison of mayor li's to the asian-american community. want to preface this part by siam only 1/8 chinese, so there is only a 12.5% chance this will go as it should. [speaking chinese] to start up the night, we have the chair of the treasure island board of directors and chairman of the asian american pacific celebration committee c laudine chang. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. thank you so much for celebrating -- joining us on this joyous occasion. welcoming and celebrating lunar new year. i am delighted to be your mistress of ceremonies this evening. this year, the chinese new year started on thursday, february 3. lunar new year, 4709, symbolized by the year of the hare. we all know it as a chinese new year but lunar new year was actually celebrated by many ethnic groups within the asian american pacific families, including vietnamese-americans, caribbean-americans, and others. in san francisco, we celebrated with our parade. -- korean-americans, and others. we celebrated the whole month to welcome everybody. it is supposed to be

. >>> luchar contra la obesidad infantil, es algo personal para usted, qué les puede decir li madresadres, entiendan los riesgos, uno de tres niños, tienen sobrepeso, u obesidad, y es peor en comunidades afroamericanas, o latinas, se trata de hacer un cambio, agregar, vegetales, y frutas, aún dentro de nuestras tradiciones y cultura. >>> su mensaje, es ser moderado, cuál es la comida preferida del presidente? >>> la salsa y el guacamole, pero come sanamente. >>> y dijo que entendía más que nadie, lo que vive las mujeres hispanas, mañana verán cómo nos habla de sus hijas, y si las va a dejar twitter, y facebook, y también de la educación de nuestros hijos, esto es todo desde la casa blanca. >>> vannesa abordaste de unos temas tan importantes, de una manera, tan aguda, y espontánea, y tendrás más el domingo? >>> si, así es. >>> vannesa, muchas gracias, vamos a ver esta primera parte, puede ir a telemundo.com. y vamos al primera pausa, y la ira está en las calles de egipto el presidente no renunció, y drástico números de indocumentados, un [♪] >>> en egipto, el pueblo hierbe en las call