it ensnared lu sw un, the main referee, revered man here in china. he was the first chinese referee to take part in the world cup in 2002 when it was held in south korea, in japan. so great national pride to china. now he's been found to have taken more than 100,000 pounds in order to fix the results of seven particular matches. reputation is in at that timers. the chinese football association will be hoping this verdict and others which will probably follow over the next few days, will restore the reputation of football here in china. >> it's going to take a long time, because as you say, not act ago lone. what is it, nine of them? >> well, in this particular case, there was nine people, and this trial took place in the northeast of china. there is another case of pending nearby that includes other officials, and there's some more very senior officials from the chinese football association who haven't even gone on trial yet, and they're expected to receive, if found guilty, even harsher sentences. as i say, the chinese football association and footb

he is the nephew of california congresswoman judy lu. the proceedings are taking place in hawaii. >>> violence escalates uncontrollably in syria. >> the u.s. closed its embassy in damascus today and pulled all its staff out of the country this comes in the midst of one of the bloodiest revolutions in the arab region. after an 11-month uprising and 5,000 deaths, the u.s. is putting pressure on president bashar al assad to step down. president obama told nbc he does not want to use force like they did in libya to overthrow moammar gadhafi. >> try to resolve this without outside military intervention. >> the u.n. passed a resolution to tight sanctions against syria but it was vetoed by russia and china, angering western nations. the u.s. is also condemning egypt for filing charges against 19 americans, including sam lahood, the son of u.s. transportation secretary ray lahood. egyptian authorities said it maps to prosecute the americans for operating a pro-democracy organization in the country with foreign funds which weren't approved. u.s.

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lu krurks as says he found out after his star war's kit. >> he didn't want to invest his own money. >> it's an all-black movie. there's no major white roles in it at all. is that true? >> woodward was a bombadeer navigator. he rushed out of pilot's training, but he is proud of being an airmen. and he said, he knows how the airman should be remembered. >> christians will have to suffer for their faith. fighting the feds? over their frait why catholics in the bay area and the country are mandates. >> so we'll review that as a temperature yule grueling e feblgt. >> and more finger pointing and a big fight announced tonight on the last night's super bowl halftime show. >> have a good remembering. our first rain drops with our small form if he continues to move in. sane is not the only thing, a ring advisory for the wedman. >> for >> for tomorrow's rekrut, de tails on this story and what do you think. is >>> church and state will collide when the obama administration begins forcing a mandate ordering church-affiliated to provide free contraception. the policy is already providing political

. >> we'll talk first to the new white house chief of staff jack lu, his coming on to talk about thedent's budget to be unveiled monday and it sure looks like it's more of a political document than a governing plan. the chances this will get through congress, it calls for billions of dollars -- hundreds of billions of dollars more in new taxes on the wealthy, no major fundamental reform of entitlements. my guess is it will be dead on arrival on capitol hill. we'll also talk to jack lu about the controversy over birth control in the catholic church and then we'll speak with sarah palin. she is one of the people in town for the cpac conference, the conservative political action conference, and she's going to deliver the keynote address on saturday afternoon. then she'll be here on set on sunday and we'll try to probe with her to figure out who she's for in this race. she keeps saying i want to keep the race going, but we'll ask her, try to figure out between gingrich, romney, santorum and paul who she's for. >> it's been very interesting as we continue to watch the gop race now. i thin

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if the japanese could bomb hon -- honoluu lu why not san francisco. several were sited off the coast and one sub actually lobbed a few shells at a california oil refinery. the u.s. government was already worried about espionage. the fbi rounded up japanese. over 400 men were detained, searched, interrogated and in many cases taken into custody. these men were japanese nationals not japanese americans. the áf but american born japanese would be next. the men brought in for questioning included fishermen who might use their boats to help japanese in some unspecified way. the u.s. government began moving people of japanese ancestry from designated areas along the west coast. a u.s. government film tried to give the impression that the suddenly uprooted families were gladly giving up their homes in a good cause. >> the evacuees cooperated wholeheartedly. the many loyal among them felt this was a sacrifice they could make in behalf of america's warack. >> at first those who had some where to go could move wherever they liked as long as they were away from

it gives listeners a more inma gmp of a man known as the iron chancellorberlin haf the german cty lucelebrates the campaigns to unite germany. iron chancellor's voice has surfaced. was reciting snippets of the french national anthem. eecdi w made in 1889 on a wax cylinde a thnogy that was showing promise at the time. >> my experience tells me that it is aheic of course, it would make sense for others to review the co tse his words ring true given the time period. >> u.s. inventor thomas edison was delinth wr phonograph and sent it to make the recordings. they wereisvedut left untouched for years. bismarck also has some sage vi f h son. "live life in moderation including wk, eating, and drinking" -- words to live by in the 21st century as well. stay tuned. wi bacafr a short break with a look at toys. >> face i -- everyone hasn agenda, and guess what? so do i.. every week, i will pick three stories tt abd atntn. i will sit down with the people connected to those headlines and be sure to find out why they say what they say and why wehod re watch how i set the agenda, beginning on februa

. >>> lu enfermedad es bien daniÑa y agresiva. >>> sin saÑa y crueldad con complicaciones y riesgos.utriciÓn cronica, y deben ser alimentados con una sonda. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> a veces no les permiten comer, hay niÑos que a la edad de ella tienen tubos para alimentarse, han tenido dilataciÓn del esofago. >>> se siente feo, y mÁs feo que no tiene cura. que no se puede hacer nada. >>> son enfermos dasauciados. >>> se queda uno en shock, no es posible que tenga un bebÉ que estarÁ enfermo toda la vida, y no tenga cura la enfermedad. >>> cuando no la mira se encierra en el baÑo y empieza a llorar, por quÉ a mÍ, por quÉ a mÍ. >>> sin embargo las peores lesiones no son en la rodilla y manos, sino en el alma. >>> unos niÑos me dicen monstruos. >>> y quÉ les decÍas? >>> nada. >>> tÚ no eres un monstruo. quÉ sentiste cuÁndo te dijeron eso? >>> nada. triste. >>> triste? >>> desafortunadamente los malos comentarios y miradas de asombro son parte de su vida y su famihaya, pero algunos conocen la enfermedad, y brindan apoyo, maÑana veremos cÓmo la familia aen frenta los miedos, continuamos

honrar a las vÍctimas y los estudiante heridos, cientos de lazos rojos envueltos en Árboles, postes de lus fiscal dijo hoy en una conferencia de prensa. que le pedirÁ al juez que sea juzgado como adulto. por la muerte de los 3 estudiantes. josÉ. >>> desde nuestro centro de satÉlite vanessa graozs. hay un lÍquido negro que mueve a los estos unido y el mundo entero el petrÓleo y el alza de la ga lina los Últimos dÍas, ha hecho que muchas familias y dueÑos de negocios res truct reno sus finanzas para poder contrarrestar un problema que parece no tener fin. cristina londoÑo nos con los detalles. >>> partes de california comienzan a vivir la pesadilla que muchos temÍan para el verano, gasolina a casi 5 dÓlares. los abastecedores estÁn atormentados. >>> mucho mÁs, el doble que gasto Íbamos antes. >>> en cuestiÓn de 7 dÍas, arellano dice que les cuesta 150 dÓlares mÁs a la semana, abastecer atiendas y mercados de tortillas aseguran que hacen lo posible por no subir sus precios. >>> ahorita nos aguantamos para sostenerlo y luego, ya, si sigue mÁs, como dice subiendo el gas. lo vamos a subir. >>> l

along with her husband, stan, they ill lus straight the books. the 88-year-old suffered a stroke on thursday and died friday. the first book was published in 1962. over the years more than 300 titles have been released in 23 languages it. has become a rite of passage for generations of young readers. >>> a confrontation caught on camera as someone doing explaining. what do you think happened here. >>> plus a quick thinking wife helped save her husband's life. what she did when he started having a heart attack. >>> it was a night meant to celebrate the love of cinema and it came true when it came to "the artist" it. won big. diane alvear has the wrap-up. >> reporter: it's the silent film that spoke to the hearts o hollywood. "the artist" nabbed several oscars including best actor for jean dujardin and big -- best picture. there were memorable moments, both funny and touching. hours later octavia spencer said she was still stunned she won best supporting actress. 82-year-old christopher plummer relished in his win. >> it reminds people that you st

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lance corporal harry lu committed suicide in afghanistan. two other marines have already been tried for beating the 21-year-old. one was convicted, the other found not guilty. lu is the nephew of california congresswoman judy chu. >>> a southern california assemblyman is in hot water for carrying a loaded gun into a canadian airport but he claims it was an innocent mistake. today the san bernardino county d.a.'s office charged tim donnelly with two misdemeanors. he could face up to one and a half years in jail and fines of $2,000. he says he forgot he had the gun in his briefcase when he was stopped at the checkpoint at ontario airports. >>> three years after gavin newsom famously poked fun at the job of lieutenant governor, the lieutenant governor is at it again, even though he is currently the lieutenant governor. he's been in office for about a year and he tells the chronicle that the job description should be either rewritten or the position dumped altogether. he suggests it would be more efficient if the governor and lieutenant governor

you know that itight hurtno a lu because u n'control our feelings.even though you know this, you just want a little bit more and a little bit more. it's the same thing with -- >> this is a trailer for the film called "one step beyond." it's produced by sebastian montez. it's a spectacular look behind the scenes of the people that do some of the sports that we love watching on this show. especially geraldine. geraldine was a professional snowboarder. she took a heavy landing in 2008 and pretty much blew out her knee. >> wow. >> that's not going to stop her. she's rehabbed that knee and has gone to base jumping. just hearing her talk about trying to live life without that shot of adrenaline, you really can see her heart and why she does the things she does. >> how crazy is it to think about what that adrenaline rush must be like. it's like a drug. like an addiction. >> she's so unincome bered by her injury. it's like it doesn't phase her at all. >> so many times we see the men and this is a woman athlete doing some really wild stuff. >> the whole movie

so tell me about your nephew, if you will, harry lu. >> yes.u was in the marines, and he was hazed for three and a half hours by fellow marines. took things into their own hands. then my nephew committed suicide 20 minutes after the hazing stopped. >> so there are consequences that people need to be very much aware of. congresswoman chu, it is good to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] want to spend less and retire with more? then don't get nickle and dimed by high cost investments and annoying account fees. at e-trade, our free easy-to-use online tools and experienced retirement specialists can help you build a personalized plan. and with our no annual fee iras and a wide range of low cost investments, you can execute the plan you want at a low cost. so meet with us, or go to etrade.com for a great retirement plan with low cost investments. ♪ a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else

there's one of our own, lance lu along with department of veteran affairs uc berkeley, clear channel and aflac, just to name a few of the recruit irs. the annual event attracted close to 1,000 candidates. >>> still to come at 5:00, under investigation. what's behind the complaints against a bay area school? >>> also ahead, madonna breaks her c silence about the middle finger malfunction at the super bowl. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> a san francisco school is under investigation for illegal student recruiting practices. the attorney general and department of justice are suing the art institute of california, an education management, the company that runs the schools. they say they illegally paid admissions employees based on the number of students they recruited regard d regardless of qualifications. it's illegal for those who get federal

white house chief of staff jacob lu, rick santorum and senator joe lieberman will join us soon. >>> first, to hollywood's latest heartbreak, the death of singer whitney houston. ♪ and i will always love you didn't she almost have it all? whitney houston was beautiful and talented with music in her soul and her bloodline. she was the daughter of a gospel singer, cousin to dionne warw k warwick, aretha franklin was her godmother. she could a voice that could range five octaves and cross over from r&b to pop. she skyrocketed in the '90s, grammys, emmys, number one hits, multimillions of albums sold, leading roles in blockbuster films like "the bodyguard" and income. but there was a tumultuous marriage and drug addiction. her star faded. >> the biggest devil is me. i'm either my best friend or my worst enemy. >> houston divorced and got clean, she said, and tried a comeback, releasing an album in 2009 and going on tour. but time and trouble had taken an obvious toll. ♪ ♪ i look to you >> whitney houston never got her comeback, but as the news swept over last night, music industry giants calle

if lu to the future as senator grassley indicated about the cbo projections, the fourth quarter of 2013 is a 1.1% economic growth projection, 9.1% of unemployment. it's not only concerns about the facts today that is eroding the confidence, the future of the private sector to invest, take the risk and hire people. hence we've got this poor recovery. but it's also about the future. and i just don't seeny

the federal indictment claims that walter and christina lu obtained information on a pigment widely used in manufacturing. >>> and a suspicious death in alameda county ruled a homicide. the sheriff's office says the body of an african-american man was found near hampton road and western boulevard in hayward. the remains were discovered near the bar tracks at about 7:00 this morning in an area where homeless people sometimes camp out. the man's identity and exact cause of his death are not yet known. >>> and authorities today identifying the man who allegedly shot a federal agent in newark. authorities say that the eye glass worker, dennis bagwell will be charged in court tomorrow of attempted murder, accused of shooting an off duty customs officer yesterday. the motive may have been personal, investigators say. we talked to tenants that lived in the apartment complex where bagwell managed. >> i don't know what the incident was, but i have only found him to be a very nice and honest person. >> authorities say the federal agent remains in the hospital tonight. his name is not released. >>>

two other marines have been tried for beating lance corporal harry lu. one was convicted, the other found not guilty. we will have more on the story tonight at 6:00. >>> it used to be nasa was looking for candidates with the right stuff. now it wants people simply to get stuffed. it's a job, right? nasa wants to hire six taste testers as it prepares for its mission to mars. hundreds have already applied for the gig. here are the details. the good news is it's in hawaii, that's nice. the downside, maybe it's an upside for some of you, is that you spend four months of the assignment cooped up in a fake mars habitat. while nasa wants to know is whether its astronauts are better off eating freeze-dried food or cooking food on their own. the pay isn't that great but there's a lot of fringe benefits. you get to eat for four months in a simulated environment. >> you get to hang out with the martians. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you again at 6:00. >> good night. [ male announcer ] what happened when ford owners compared their trucks to a chevy silverado?

national aclu and its affiliate and the national law center on homelessness and poverty filed a federal lu suit charging that wisconsin's voter id law is unconstitutional. we're challenging the law under the 14th and the 24th amendments on behalf of 17 eligible voters who may not be able to vote under the law. they include ruth l. frank, 84, who has been an elected official on her village board since 1996. she cannot produce her birth certificate to get the state-required photo id because she was born at home in 1927. it also includes carl ellis, 52, who is an army veteran whose veteran's id card is not acceptable in wisconsin. it also includes anthony sharp who is 19 who is a young african-american man who does not have his birth certificate and cannot afford the $20 to get a certified copy of his birth certificate. i look forward to your questions. but i want to end by saying that our country has come a long way since the passage of the voting rights act. and voter id requirements are a major step backwards in our on going quest for a more democratic society. elected officials should be

the results of the l lus - how >>> the sounds, the marching and a huge police presence on the streets of oakland. the results of the latest protests, plus how it's affecting local businesses. >>> well everybody saw this one coming, mitt romney wins the nevada caucuses. what is the latest victory? what does it mean to the other republican presidential candidates. we have a live report from los angeles. >>> and it's game day in indianapolis, a big deal for the giants, patriots and all the fans. we have a live report. >>> it is 7:30, sun, february 5th. thank you for joining us. >> we got a lot of news to cover in the next hour. we've got the occupy oakland last night. how long can that city continue to put out the money for the police force to keep an eye on the protesters? and what effect it's having at city hall. >>> and the caucus results from yesterday in nevada as the candidates move on to another couple of caucus states. it's two in a row for mitt romney. >> that's right after a strong win in the nevada caucuses last night. >> his victory solidifies his status as the front runner.

when you see the label it will be donateed by jason lu in honor of first lady michelle obama and mrs. obama came to present this to the museum. >> what goes into deciding which dress to wear, and are they thinking about the influence that will have on their husband's administration? >> i think -- i think we'd like it to maybe be a little more political than it probably is. when we did -- there's a video playing in this exhibition. we were lucky enough to interview rosalynn carter and laura bush about the dresses that they chose thinking maybe there was a symbolism, and mrs. carter in reality, for center mental reasons wore a dress, again that she had worn when her husband was, made governor of georgia, and mrs. bush just remembers collaborating with the designer michael faircloth, and who wanted a pretty party dress. y first lady wants it to be beautiful. she wants it to be comfortable. she wants it to be appropriate. i think appropriate is the word when first ladies are dealing with clothes. they want to be appropriate for the occasion. appropriate for their age. appropriate for the

on january 18th i had the privilege of sitting down with lu ten naent colonel daniel davis. he recently submitted every ports in both classified and unclassified versions to a series at the pentagon. i was joined by my colleagues congressman walter jones and john garamendi. we were not only impressd with lieutenant colonel davis's character o but the information and analysis he shared with us. simply put, the situation in afghanistan does not reflect the optimistic statements we repeatedly hear from high military officials and commanders on a regular basis. this week, a great deal of what lieutenant colonel davis told us has appeared in the media in an article he wrote for the armed forces journal, the nation's oldest independent military magazine and in "the new york times". lieutenant colonel davis talks about the difficulties of training the afghan police and military, the challenges facing our own troops to establish sustainable security zones, the rampant corruption and the gr great -- classified material that contradicts such claims. the briefing with danny davis comes

. >> lu ten meant general curtis skap rotity, number two in charge of u.s. operations in afghanistan meeting with the pentagon earlier today in responding to the question about the armed forces journal, an article that was critical of the way the department. of defense is describing the situation in afghanistan and the comments of colonel davis who, by the way, met with three members of congress, three members who have called for an end to u.s. involvement in afghanistan immediately. one of those members is democrat jim mcgovern of massachusetts who went to the house floor expressing his own skepticism about the war in afghanistan. >> mr. speaker, congress of the american people need to hear the truth about afghanistan. it is impossible for us to make thoughtful, rational decisions on policy if we do not receive straight, accurate information about the

will y lu lu is my soul dog. we have a connection. >> very nice, channing tatum. >> the vow hit theaters next friday, february 10th. >> not named for someone else. just in case you're wondering. i was. >>> why is florida so important in presidential politic. author carl hiaasen says it's a one of a kind place. he gives us a special look at his home state coming up. you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ >>> a florida primary is over. but this very important swing state will get lots of attention during the rest of the campaign. national correspondent chip reid talked to one observer who says expect a bumpy ride ahead. >> if the state of florida decided to elect a writer in chief, carl hiaasen might be the only name on the ballot. >> it's not south carolina. it's not ohio. it's not new hampshire. it's more like the rest of the country except of course more twisted and bizarre. >> this comes out in their books. florida is a strange, twisted, bizarre place. why is that? >> you have a mix like i don't think any other and it's just a weird collision of cultures. the res

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officials are starting to ago knowledge reluctant lu because it's not just a nightmare but for the people of the region as well. they say syria is not libya. libya was sort of self-contained, and syria the violence has a potential of spreading to all sorts of different countries. that's real. that means that the assad regime, as they are protected by russia and china for the time being, feels imperative and feels the pressure and they want to change facts on the ground by increasing violence and end this thing before they're forced out one way or the other. what they've done is unleashed a full-out assault on the city of homs and suburbs of damascus and other places. it's escalating and getting worse and worse, and the national community is simply paralyzed. this is the worst case nare joe all around. >> since i have you here, josh, i want to turn to one more piece of news out of the region today which struck as important. worse and worse, and the national community is simply paralyzed. this is the worst case nare joe all around. >> since i have you here, josh, i want to turn to one more

on groupon, bella lu's health salon has one or three heschel body wraps and facial packs available.tart at more than $119. that salon is located in fairfax. >> it's about to wrap up, too, just seven hours left. we check on on living social in bethesda, green papaya has a deal. for $20, $40 worth of food and drinks, a vietnamese bistro, more than 700 people have already bought into this one. >>> when we come right back on news 4 at 4:00, a local college student's battle with cancer >>> get ready for some wind, huh? >> a real bundle-up kind of weekend. we'll focus on the cold. we'll take snowfall amounts by this time tomorrow if not earlier in the broadcast. a cold weekend with a lot of wind around the area. today on the chilly side. looking here at the snow cover. what we picked up yesterday around one to two inches to the north and west where the blue is darker there. take a look at this off to the west. finally snow for ohio south of chicago. minneapolis getting snow just north of there. all the snow has been locked during the rockies. boys z toward denver. that's where the snow ha

. >> reporter: lu said it had no contact with them. zatatas' family and friends say, they want justice. >> i don't know why they would continue to let him work if it was an unsafe environment for him. >> reporter: cal osha will be speaking to the attorney's office on whether criminal charges will be filed. >>> a high school in san francisco are telling parents to keep their kids at home tomorrow because of the stomach flu. st.ignacious says 140 students either called in sick or went home sick. tomorrow the entire building will be cleaned and sanitized. classes are set to resume on thursday. parents are also being asked to keep their child home for 72 hours after symptoms seize. >>> and your daytime highs today on the cool side. a lot of clouds moved in. 58 in napa, 57 in vallejo. slightly warmer tomorrow. we're going to start with lots of low clouds and fog. when you wake up 49 in napa, 49 in santa rosa. not freezing but chilly. patchy fog, high clouds moving in overhead. some where around 5:00 in the morning we have a shot for a light

. >> reporter: lu said it had no contact with them. zatatas' family and friends say, they want justice. >> i don't know why they would continue to let him work if it was an unsafe environment for him. >> reporter: cal osha will be speaking to the attorney's office on whether criminal charges will be filed. >>> a high school in san francisco are telling parents to keep their kids at home tomorrow because of the stomach flu. st.ignacious says 140 students either called in sick or went home sick. tomorrow the entire building will be cleaned and sanitized. classes are set to resume on thursday. parents are also being asked to keep their child home for 72 hours after symptoms seize. >>> and your daytime highs today on the cool side. a lot of clouds moved in. 58 in napa, 57 in vallejo. slightly warmer tomorrow. we're going to start with lots of low clouds and fog. when you wake up 49 in napa, 49 in santa rosa. not freezing but chilly. patchy fog, high clouds moving in overhead. some where around 5:00 in the morning we have a shot for a light

that is my cindy lu, who dog. it's comerica, it is -- it has a focus on loans.you believe in a jobs manufacturing and export turn around, they are poised to profit more. that is why it places itself as best in show. sue? >> nicely done. >> quickly sue, i want give a shout out to our graphics team, this they did a great job. >> they did, it's been perfect all day long. stick around, brian, so we are in the sector, from large banks to regionals can you find tremendous opportunity for the long haul. joining us is our guests. jason, starting with you. brian mentioned the for closure over hang, but now that the robo signing deal and the settlement is in place with the major banks, did it add more fuel to the saector or not? >> it was good to get a portion of the sectors behind the bank. they put the issue behind them for a bit. but there's unanswered questions whether it's litigation around securitization or private label putbacks, so, while you settled a piece of it, there's still uncertainty out there. >> under weight was the way go with financials and since the be

you mentioned jack lu and sarah palin will be joining you. >> very interesting because she's here innce. she's been saying, don't vote for romney. vote for newt. but she's not endorsing him. keep the process going. we'll try to explore with her on sunday what does she really think of romney and gingrich and now rick santorum. some people say maybe he should be the conservative alternative to mitt romney. >> brian: you have a lot to discuss. you'll be an extra hour, but i don't think you'll get it. >> we will do it. just nobody will see it. we'll do it here in studio. don't do you like an extra hour between 9:00 o'clock and 10:00 o'clock can. >> steve: we do three extra hours. >> brian: after the show show. >> steve: then they bring in food and then we leave. >> gretchen: we got to take off from you because we've got some headlines to do. thanks very much v a great weekend. we begin with a fox news alert. a extremist found guilty of killing two u.s. airmen in germany. 21-year-old man will spend the rest of his life behind bars. the terrorist from kosovo shouted, allah akbar before sho

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in one room celebrating the life of this woman in a way most people probably wouldn't expect, such a lu minnous figure being brought back home into the church. we did not skimp. we did everything we do in church, because that's the life whitney lived. >> it really did feel like a homecoming, a home going. to me, i watched it -- i've never seen a baptist service in such depth before, i found it uplifting, i have to say, for a funeral service, as a catholic, we don't do it that way, it's a much more serious affair. i found it very touching. >> it was the quintessential way that we did. whitney was the type of person no matter what city she went into, she would find a church and go to. two months ago, she was in detroit, the you eulogist, pastor winans, she was used to that. sing in the aisle and egg the preacher on, this was the quintessential whitney houston. the home going was reflective of how she worshiped and the way we worshiped together. >> there was a report at a recent awards show, b.e.t., whitney took you aside and asked you to join her in prayer. >> it was an awards show some y

> china is one of the world's biggest markets for piracy aims to make video on demand so convenient lu chinese cable companies that people will pay instead of stealing. today the company is announcing its bigger content partner yet. disney. the studio is signing on for both subscription demand services. chads with a market cap of about $95 million already has dealed with warner brothers and lionsgate. 60 days after the theatrical releases. you on demand charges between $1 and $3 a movie. it's planning to reach 11 million homes by year's end. and the potential is huge. saying china is the largest cable market in the world with 178 million households. >> okay. just stay right there. i want to bring in now the chairman and ceo of you on demand shane mcmahon. very good of you to join us today. given the chinese government's insistence on censorship, how do you manage those sensitivities? >> it's not really sensitivities. as you see, china is embarking on allowing a lot of foreign content, u.s. hollywood content to come into play. they need distribution outlets to get that done. that's wher

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