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bbc news, and mongolia. >> 200 people are going on trial in china for the recent riots. state media said they are likely to appear in court this week on charges including murder, arson, vandalism. more than 2000 people died in the riots. authorities say they were attacks of muslim uighurs. just a few days now until japan's general election and it still looks as though the opposition democratic party could defeat the liberal democrats. they have ruled japan for the last few decades. whatever the result, the names and faces will stay the same as our japan correspondent reports. it in japanese politics, the family name can be a valuable asset. >> katsuhito is trying to make a virtue of his humble origins. the lorry-driver's son has to struggle to become as well-known as his opponent. >> also running for office is shinjiro koizumi. in this town, he is a favorite son. his father is one of the most popular prime ministers in japan in recent times. as his seat is being passed down, he gets plenty of support. america has the kennedys and the bushes. but in few countries is it po

quentin somerville, bbc news, inner mongolia. >> china >> china is to put 200 people on trying over theon charges of murder, arson and vandalism. more than 200 people died in the riots in what authorities say were attacks by muslim uighurs. a passenger bus has crashed in peru's remote highway southeast of the capital, lima. firefighters at the scene say the highway was in poor condition. a new study suggests married people are more likely to survive cancer, and those going through a breakup have the worst chance of beating it. researchers from indiana university analyzed data from 3.8 million people diagnosed with cancer between 1973 and 2004. now for the malaysian woman who was due to be caned for drinking a beer in a hotel bar, a reprieve. she was actually on her way to prison to have her sentence carried out when the call came through but the punishment was only delayed until after the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan. robin brant reports from kuala lumpur. >> she thought she was going to jail to face a whipping. the islamic authorities came away and took her away on monday bu

estas chicas de mongolia, lo hicieron muy bien. >>> les falta mucho chicas.aplausos) >>> el circo tllos hermanos vásquez estará en miami hasta el 31 de agosto luego en atlanta, washington d.c., indianapolis, y nueva york que bien >>> toony no se preocupen porqu tony no fue aceptado porte del elenco del circo, luego de presentarse se dará una pausa >>> gracias ilia vamos con walter mercado. ( ♪ música ) >>> hoy entramos en un campo, mundo maravilloso que es la núme númerología me piden números, por la sour uerte y con dios. y ahora hoy estamos a 8 el número de el dinero veremos aries, con este 8 te da 16 por ahora tanto 16 y el 7 los números de la buena sesuerte. tauro tú eres un 6 y con el 8, 14 correcto te da 5. 5 la inteligencia en acción. geminis un 5 y 8, el 13 de muy buena suerte para ti el 13 y el 4 que estén que vas a tener estabilidad económica. cáncer con el 8, 10 uno se nace primero en el corazón de todo el h@tg]pomrlskph@h@h@tg]pombékph hombre integral a la perfección. skr po escorpión tú eres un 8, y 8, 16, eres 7. sagitario, el 3, con el 8, 11,

>> desde los cinco aÑos que estÁn haciendo este acto y son de la escuela nacional de circo en mongoliaamos viendo los artista que tenÍamos el ser humano pasado. este aÑo tenemos algo totalmente diferente. hay gente de todas partes del mundo y estamos haciendo una gira por los estados unidos. vamos a terminar la de nueva york. >> a todo el mundo a la inglÉs. >> sÍ, a medias pero inglÉs, espaÑol, nos entendemos. >> ¿y la comida? >> bueno, cada quien se cocina en su propio trailer. nosotros traemos a nuestra cocinera, doÑa alejandra. pero padrÍsimo. a veces hacemos fiestas en el circo. >> tambiÉn me tocÓ estar ahÍ. vamos a hacer una pequeÑa pausa y regresamos enseguida con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. hay un circo en despierta amÉrica, mira, ahÍ estÁ mi elefante. tf÷ñvkph@tfdxvupdxvuzkh@tfdxvu@ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ ♪ despierta amÉrica ♪ >> y dice: ♪ h@despierta amÉric♪ >> ¡ea, ea! bienvenidos, muy buenos dÍas, hoy es viernes 7 de agosto del 2009 y estoy muy contenta porque tenemos muy buena vibra, muchÍsima diversiÓn y nos acompaÑan rosana martÍne la tetÁnica, y nuestra compadre de puerto

quentin somervilletraveled to inne mongolia to see how its landscape is changing. >> by inner mongoan 10-year-olanna is taking cre of her homework. there is no electricityhere. she has one of th tiniest carbon fotprints. she lis slap in the middle of the region's biggest wind farm. here, on the grasslands, there is no ignoring china growing petite for energy. when she gows up, she tellsme, she wants a television a frid, a car and an apartment. e world's energy landscape is being transformed cause of china. lana is par of new neration of hury consumers. millions of people ross this country are ying their first refrigerors, their rst cars, their first motorcyes. thateans by the ti nana is her 30's, china'snergy needs will have doubledand the bad news for the rest of us is that most of that power wil come from polluting coal,not wind. millions here are in an unstoppable sh for a better life. fueling it cou end up overwhelming the plane quentin omerville, bbc news, inner mongoa. >> china >> china is to put 200 people o trying ovethe ris -- on charges of murder, arson and vaalism. mo than

in august of 1939, they say for japan if you attack mongolia we will attract mongolia like our own territory and we protect it. we never worry about japanese military mind. it is dangerous for us. keep out, but poland in the same time we say have for you, half for me so i think it was quite stalin, yes. >> but did roosevelt think he would gain by helping stalin with his war? >> what did president roosevelt think he would gain by helping stalin prepare? >> i got that. please, believe me that question you don't need to ask small russian spy. there is enough who know the answer for that question better than me once i had been in poland and always there is a situation suddenly there is a young man and he starts to ask a question and he asked a question for one minute, two minutes, five minutes, and he is speaking more and more and more and i just don't know what to do because i don't know what he is speaking about and he is speaking about some polish problem. he says i don't know what it is and he is speaking and speaking and people started laughing so there is a television camera in the room an

estas chicas de mongolia, lo hicieron muy bien. >>> les falta mucho chicas.walter mercado. ( ♪ música ) >>> hoy entramos en un campo, mundo maravilloso que es la núme númerología me piden números, por la sour uerte y con dios. y ahora hoy estam a 8 el número de el dinero veremos aries, con este 8 te da 16 por ahora tanto 16 y el 7 los números de la buena sesuerte. tauro tú eres un 6 y con el 8, 14 correcto te da 5. 5 la inteligencia en acción. geminis un 5 y 8, xítkpel 13 de buena suerte para ti el 13 y el 4 que estén que vas a tener estabilidad económica. cáncer con el 8, 10 uno se nace primero en el corazón de todo el mundo. leo con el 8, 9, elúmero de dios, de los santos, muertos. virgonxéefk con el 8, h@h@h@tez ese no te puede sumar, juega con el 8 así mismo. 11. capricornio tú eres un 4 con el el te sabe, el 12, el 3 salud dinero y amor no va a faltar momento para postular salud, dinero y amor. capri co capricorn capricornio. >>> acuario tú eres un 7 y el 8, 15. >>> piscis y tú como eres el 9 con el 8, 17 y el 8 es el número de la máxima suerte, económic

we'll be launching in a big way in china, in inner mongolia and and the chinese government have invited to start the program and we're very happy that we could start the program this year. thank you very much. [applause] >> we'll take questions. i just ask that you please identify yourself and your organization when you ask a question. we'd just like to know who has -- who's joined us. who has the first question, >> i'm from new york. what is your reaction before today you receiving an award from the u.s. government? >> as i said, i'm very lucky. it's a very exciting moment for me. because this is a big recognition for the ideas that i've been promoting, trying to let people pay attention to it. this recognition brings a lot of opportunities. and for me personally for being recognized by such an important person in the world. most admired person probably right now in the world. and the person who has inspired a whole generation of young people all over the world, so with his inspiration, with his great capacity to draw admiration and people's attention, to be on his list of saying some

at the end of world war ii, there were many displaced people in the soviet union including in mongolia and a coup of calmics decided they would settle in the united states and end up in new jersey. the problem was they had no religious leader at all in new jersey. there were no buddhists in the united states worth speaking about, a handful on the west coast, but otherwise, booedism was as exotic as it could be. when geshae, i'm going to call him geshae, which means doctor. when geshae sailed into the harbor in new york, he was such a colorful figure that the news services sent out a photographer to take a full portrait of him and put it in the newspapers. this was a big development. this buddhist priest arrives in the united states. geshae attracted attention from a lot of different quarters. he was the first individual to introduce american diplomats to the dalai lama's family. at the request of the dalai lama's mother, he went down to calcutta, contacted the american consulate in the early 1950's and pleaded with the consulate to send a diplomat up to meet with the dalai lama to disc

one is szechuan and the other is in mongolia and that is where it will all begin.then we will expand to other provinces. the reason i mentioned that we have to get ready to send people to china to work, because china has the huge population. but they have a one child policy. this is the problem. now they are having a shortage of labor. they cannot retain the businesses. with their very quick expansion, the economy, which cannot be sustained by a one child policy because you cannot replace the labor that people are retiring. i said in order to sustain their growth and sustain their economy they will be needing labor, and we are the ones suppliers of labor. we have plenty of people to work, a very able people, so they can do the work. we need to have big airports and big airlines to carry those people because when chinese people, they will need lots and lots of people, so i said get ready to see, start learning chinese. [laughter] >> thank you so much. >> we love you, we love you. >> thank you. [applause] >> we have reached the one hour mark, which is the normal time

this is being done in many countries, very happy now, we are launching in a big way in china, in mongoliaand sichuan. in the interest of the chinese government they have invited us to start the program and we are happy to start the program this year. thank you very much. [applause] >> we will take questions. identify yourself and your organization when you ask a question. we would like to know who has joined us. who has the first question? >> i am from new york. what is your reaction to receiving a lot of the u.s. government? >> very lucky. very exciting moment for me. because this is completion for the ideas that have been promoting, trying to let people pay attention to it. this brings a lot of attention to those ideas so i am very happy about it. it is important for me personally, for being recognized by such an important person in the world, most admired person right now in the world, the person who has inspired a whole generation of young people all over the world. it is an inspiration, capacity to draw people's attention, to be on his list, saying that some of this will drop on to m

john painter, republican leader in the house -- john boehner, republican leader in the house is in mongoliam webb is in southeast asia. bobby rush, spending some time in africa. keith ellison is going to kenya. next phone call. caller: it is the insurance. if we have insurance, and with his health care, more people will have to go on this government health care, and we are afraid interest will have to go up because less people will be on it. we will be forced to go on to government health care because we will not be able to afford it. this government is just paying more money and obama has already said, our country is broke. health care has got to be reformed. yes, but it needs common-sense. people who are 86 years old and they might get cancer, they are going to say, go home and die. we will just take care of you -- just give you some pills so that you do not hurt. my mother is through chemotherapy right now. i am afraid that when i get that old, they will just tell me to die. host: in 10 minutes, the mayor of phoenix will be here to take your call about the economic situation in his city.

. >> it reads like mongolia that was thought up in the early 1930s in germany. >> reporter: people from both sides of the health care debate packed a room at the des moines health care center to here senator harkin talk about health care. the angriest ones were the loudest. >> how dare you -- >> the senator tried answering questions and concerns, but it wasn't easy thanks to the lively crowd that spilled into the hallway. >> i think he heard me, yeah. i think he heard there's a lot of people out here angry that congress proposes bills, doesn't read them. and then when the people out here read them, congress gets angry that we're reading the bill. >> denise groves has experience in nursing and went to the meeting to get more information on health care. >> i didn't really think i was going to get up and talk but i really get tired of listening to them. >> she says the opposition should have come up with more ideas than complaints. >> i would like to ask these people what solution do you have? >> i feel a lot of these people that are here have no clue other than making comments that, you k

when is sichuan and mongolia. that is why that begins and we will expand to other provinces. very interested. .. because when with china needs people, they will need lots and lots of people, so i said get ready to start learning chinese. >> thank you so much. >> we love you. >> thank you. [applause] >> well, we've reached the one hour mark, which is the normal time for a news maker, so i want to thank each of you again for spending part of your morning with us here at the national press club and i want to thank professor yunus as well. it was a pleasure to have you here, and have fun at the white house this afternoon. >> thank you. [applause] >> and there are new press releases on the sign-in table out front if you want to take those with you when you leave. thank you all. snod [inaudible conversations] >> next, former house speaker news beginning and former indianapolis -- newt gingrich and former indianapolis mayor are speakers on the federal, state and local budget process. live coverage from the federal institute in washington. should get underway momentarily. >> let me t

we have been launched in a big way in china and inner mongolia and szechuan. the interest of the chinese government, they have invited us to start the program. we can start the program this year. thank you very much. [applause] >> we will take questions. identify yourself and your organization when you ask a question. who has the first question? >> i am from new york. what is your reaction about you receiving the award from the u.s. government? >> as i said, i am very lucky. it is a very exciting moment for me. this is a big recognition for the ideas that i have been promoting, trying to let people pay attention to it. this recognition brings a lot of attention to those ideas so i am happy about it and it is important personally for me for being recognized by such an important person in the world, a most admired person, possibly the most admired person and the world and a person who inspired a whole generation of young people all over the world. with his inspiration, with his great capacity to draw admiration and people's attention, to be on his list saying th