mr. li was the most wanted fugitive because he had left the country in 1999 and went to canada.e fought a lengthy extradition battle with china. he did not want to be turned to the country. he said, if he was returned to the country, he may be tortured or executed. canadian officials got guarantees from chinese officials that, if he was found guilty, has has been done today, he would not be executed. that is the reason why we see a life imprisonment. at one point, the other officials involved in this case have been executed over their involvement. >> the fact that authorities acquiesced to canada's demands not to execute him, is this a one off? >> in many ways. the scale of the crime is difficult to say. but canada put the pressure on them. he was in canada for 12 years. china wanted him to return to the country. that happened last summer. i think they wanted to see this man behind bars. he was at the heart of one of china's biggest smuggling rings in recent decades. it was worth $3 billion. i think authorities wanted to make an example of him. >> in other news -- u.n. secretary

i want to thank mr. li for being here. i also want to note that at the last board of supervisors' meeting there was a hearing request by supervisor eric mar on the issue of what happens if the city receives additional and expected revenue. is there any possibility that more money could be designated for the san francisco unified school district? i think it is important to have an understanding of what the budget looks like, if we are going to have that discussion, to schedule for the next select committee meeting. welcome to our deputy superintendent, mr. lee. >> good afternoon, supervisors and commissioners. it is always a pleasure to come and speak to the committee. it has been a while since i have been here. i was in your main chamber two days ago. that was a nice vacation, for recognition to the redistricting task force. that was everybody saying nice things. it took 10 minutes. if you want to do that again today, that would be great. supervisor campos: it proves you do not sleep. that was a lot of work. and having to

mr. edwards lied and lied and lied, but he really insisted that the government's case is full of gaping holes. david? >> bob woodruff again tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to a new development in that stunning headline from wall street. just when we thought the big banks learned their session, we hear jpmorgan lost $2 billion on the kind of toxic moves that crippled the financial system just a couple of years ago. jpmorgan said it suffered that loss in six weeks time and could lose $2 billion in the next couple of months. tonight, we learned the trades have been traced to a mysterious banker in their london office, nicknamed voldemort. tonight, federal regulators are investigating, and today, jpmorgan was downgraded, their stock taking a hit, as well, closing down more than 9%, helping to bring down the dow again today, marking the single worst week so far this year. >>> we've been reporting quite a bit here on facebook and the fortune about to be made by its founders when it goes public. today, we learned one of those founders renounced his u.s. citizenship, giving it up. we wond

mr. white lied about his own address on his voter registration forms. he used his ex-wife's address instead of the address of a condo he shared with his new fiancee because he wanted to hold on to a thousand-dollar a month gig on the town council in the town where his ex-wife's house was with even after he had moved out of that district. the guy in charge of elections in the state of indiana was found himself to have committed voter fraud. that is very embarrassing if that is your job, right? also embarrassing, the fact that upon his conviction for voter fraud, indiana's republican governor, mitch daniels, refused to appoint a permanent replacement for him as secretary of state, because, hey, maybe charlie white may be able to get those felonies busted down to misdemeanors on appeal and then charlie white could still serve as state's top election official, despite himself being busted for voter fraud. governor mitch daniels' hopes were never realized. secretary of state charlie white did get busted for felonies, he didn't get them busted down for misdem

i would like to place in nomination for the president of the united states, mr. li writes -- mr. wrights. >> further nominations? microphone 3. >> maryland delegation. i would like to place in the nomination carl pearson. >> karl pearson has just been nominated. [applause] further nominations, microphone four. >> i would like to suspend the rules to allow the nomination of dr. ron paul. [applause] >> it has been moved to suspend the rules, which requires a 2/3 vote, to consider the nomination. is there a second? it has been moved and seconded. all those in favor of the suspension of the rules, please signify by saying aye. >> aye. >> all those opposed? >> no. >>fails. microphone 8. >> i nominate jim byrnes. >> jim burns has been placed in nomination. further nominations. seeing no further nominations, nominations are closed. the process that we are going to follow for presentations and nominating speeches is we are going to randomly select, putting on a piece of paper the numbers one through four. the candidates or their representatives will select and number from -- it looks lik

because i never lied. >> mr. hollon has been misleading the victim into believing that he if kept sending money that offender hollon -- to a fictitious attorney, that defender hollon would be able to get out of prison. that's not going to happen. >> have no money. i can't function right in prison. i don't have money now. i have to deal without hygiene. i have to go without laundry. i have to do without everything. >>> coming up -- >> going on back to my cell, man. >> all right. >> ronnie tye gets bad news about his upcoming prison wedding. >> right now i'm trying to figure out if i'm going to explode or not. >> and an agitated nick knox faces the disciplinary board. has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn'

mr. edwards lied and lied and lied and lied. then the government is going to say, see, he lied and i i'll say, yes, he lied. >> they have to as part of the defense embrace the lie in front of this jury or multiple lies and at the same time say but that's not what he is charged with. he is not charged with having an affair. he is not charged with lying about having a fair. he is not charged about lying about having a baby. he is not charged with being a liar. he is charged with campaign expense laws. >> this money allegedly went to rielle hunter arguing the money represents private funds, not campaign contributions and that they were intended to protect john edwards' wife from finding out about the affair, not protecting his campaign. and again laura haggard, this former cfo of the campaign, was about to testify that she did not regard these contributions as campaign expenses but right now this argument going on between the defense and prosecution, whether she's allowed to say that for the jury or whether this is an opinion that

to be polly anna-ish, and that is the wrong metaphor, but the balanced approach lies in the middle. we fed each other. mr. airborn is completely all of the wall in what he writes, but mr. campbell is not completely correct either. >> one can debate the diagnosis, but what if anything can be done about it in the free democracy? >> well, i think that the process of this inquiry is quite doing something about it, just as the process of the "lawrence inquiry" and the process of it and leaves a side the specific recommendations. change the nature of policing. because you saw over the period of that inquiry that aspects of policing which the public did not generally know about, and it was a mirror for the police. now, this inquiry, and this poll process is a mirror for journalists and many journalists are very serious people and intelligent and bright and thoughtful and concerned about the future of journalism in the democracy. and, you know, they want this -- they want to think about it. i think that there are changes in the system of the regulation will also help, and i'm fairly certain they will, because th

mr. edwards lied to them during the investigation phase, and that is something that the prosecutors reallyat, of course, is captured only in the charges or counts five and six. aside from what is formally in the bill of indictment i just think that if they felt that he was telling them the truth -- and we are not talking about necessarily even how those things were reported, but how he acted during the investigation phase, so to some extent he brought it upon himself. let me be bold and say this. i would be very surprised if he were acquitted on all of the counts. now that -- i would also say, megyn that is not the end of the process, there are some controversial instructions that the district court judge gave here and there are certainly opportunities for appeal. i agree with julian that the technical definition of what is a campaign contribution, what isn't is very complicated but there are a lot of other moving pieces here, particularly related to conspiracy and misleading the government about what has transpired. megyn: let me ask you this. julien. i'll give you a chance tow respond. l

mr. bashir. we were associated falsely with those lies by a guest host on your show named karen finney. d fund-raiser. >> sorry, mr. holden comfortable i make a couple of corrections? we want to be accurate. >> karen finney hasn't been paid by the dnc for three years. this is a falsehood that you and others have repeated and koch industries have repeated. and i can confirm to you today that she has not been paid a congressmen since 2009. >> okay. so then she is an unpaid strategist phrasing on behalf of the democrats. so let me say at the outset, that was a tragedy, what happened in florida to mr. martin. i think we can all agree. i think it is despicable that anyone regardless of their political affiliation would try to gain political gain by linking us to it falsely which is what miss finney did. she said on your show in march that we were part of what she called the typhoid mary that led to the proliferation of the stand your ground laws in florida and elsewhere. she associated it with the american legislative exchange counsel and she said we were the reason why this happen. in not so

mr. brooks for one count of having lied to the fbi during the interview. and that's all i can say about that matter. >> again interesting u.s. attorney says the gray campaign in 2010 deceived the voters. the investigation continues. wendy? >> all right, thanks. >>> maryland state police gathered with family and friends to honor a fallen trooper today. new signs will hang along the bell way for trooper wesley brown. a man shot and killed him in 2010 while brown was working security at the applebees in forestville. brown had tossed him out for being disorderly. he is now serving a life sentence without parole. the new signs will hang near the forestville barracks where brown had been stationed. >>> a college student kill while riding her bike and the woman who ran her over dragged that bike all way home. tonight the driver is on trial. her lawyer is explaining why she kept on going. darcy spencer is live with the new details in this high profile case. >> reporter: in our opening state, the assistant state attorney did not say why prosecutors believe the driv

mr. wilson for an answer. a great deal of detail work you're int mating lies behind each of the ratings for the major countries. that research is used to apply the methodology that you have built up, that applies across countries. why not publish all the research? whenever we take a rating action, we will publish a press release which will contain substantially all of the analysis that has gone into -- >> why not publish that? will that make the credit ratings making well available, wouldn't that focus -- it's a point that you've all been making to us? >> the full range of research is available. >> but it's not. you meet behind closed doors on the basis of a heap of detailed research. most of which is not published but only the key points as you see it are published. those are subsequently within the press releases, that's correct? >> we will publish -- >> that is correct. >> by publish we put on our website we have very detailed anl cease. we issued quite a detailed comment setting out our views on the ratings. setting out the views on the factors we take into account. on determining the uk's rating. the inte

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mr. x was a heavy drinker, the mar shams began survey lens of bars and liquor stores in portland and picked up the trail of his lieshought he was a professor. >> he told me he was helping a friend back home in ohio open up a new church. >> reporter: and then pay dirt for the marshals at a place called biddy mcgraw's. >> i walked into the pub and immediately saw him sitting at the corner bar stool. >> reporter: just like that? >> just like that. >> reporter: the marshals followed him home and ape rested him outside the rooming house where he had lived for months and told people he was a retired canadian mountie. >> this was his game and he loved it. >> the u.s. marshal made a very big bust. >> reporter: and it was big news in port land when the marshals discovered a suitcase in a storage locker, stuffed with $100 bills. >> this is more money than i've ever seen. >> after tallying it up, it totaled to $981,000 in u.s. currency.millions of dollars more that donors thought were going to veterans are still unaccounted for, to the outrage of people that run legitimate organizations. >> a million dollars would have provid

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