more than 95% of all illicit drugs that enter north america from south america have transited central america. 95%. what impact might that have on the region? here is a statistic from 2010, the last year we have a full statistics. in 2010, the homicide rate in honduras was 82 per 100,000 population. in el salvador, 65. guatemala, 41. to put that in some perspective for you, here in the united states, a society not known around the world for its passivism and a lack of violence, our homicide rate is somewhat below 5. more than 70,000 youth in the seven countries of central america and overwhelmingly focused on the number 3 of guatemala, honduras, and all salvador are calculated to be members of gangs. i say "calculated" because the gangs do not participate in an official censuses, and do not provide their statistics to local governments and institutions. but the calculation is about 70,000. the entire population of central america is about one seventh the population of the united states of america. if you play the statistical game and see what this would correlate to in the united stat

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>> it has been a bigger problem in europe and north america and australia. authorities generally agree it is on the rise in australia. new south wales police have arrested around 25 people in the last two years. >> is it likely in order to combat this sort of activity that companies will need to install anti-fraud measures that may create a crisis for them? >> anti-fraud measures need to be dealt with in three areas. there is the financial institutions, who would bear most of the risks and costs around credit card and bank card fraud. in the main, they seem to be rolling out technological processes that make this more difficult. they are also rolling out software and alert systems. they will contact individuals about, when they see a suspicious transaction on their credit card statements, almost in real time as that is happening. merchants also need to play their part. as was allegedly the case in sydney, the machines were were the data was collected. legitimate merchants had their machines tampered with or adjusted so that the credit card information was co

heading over to north america now, let's start off talking about tropical storm emily. well, it used to be a tropical storm, now a remnant low. but still bringing lots of flooding situations as you can see here in the dominican republic, tropical storm emily has broken up after moving through the mountains of haiti and the dominican republic. now, as i mentioned, well, the tropical storm has downgraded itself, but still this remnant low is bringing torrential rain, especially to the bahamas in the next 24 hours. heading back to the bigger picture in north america, along this front we'll be seeing scattered thundershowers. and here will be the severe weather. we may even see some tornadoes in much of the dakotas. and southwest monsoon will be picking up the moisture. so scattered showers all the way into the southwest. heat wave still prevails in oklahoma city, as we can see 43 degrees. very hot. atlanta at 34. and in europe we're looking at 28 degrees. vancouver at 22. now, here in europe, east side looks pretty dry and hot for you. lots of sunny spells for you. be but

an earthquake rocks the north coast of north america, but there is no major damage. it is 9:00 a.m. here in singapore. >> it's 2:00 a.m. here in london, broadcasting to viewers in the u.k. and around the world. this is "newsday." rebels are celebrating overrunning gaddafi's headquarters in tripoli, destroying the symbol of a 42-year dictatorship. he has reportedly called his exit a tactical move, but no one knows exactly where he or his sons are. members of the national transitional council are on their way to tripoli to begin forming an interim government. despite the rebels' victorious claims, a pro-gaddafi television station has broadcast what it said was a live television interview with a spokesperson, mr. ibrahim. he threatened to turn libya into a burning volcano. >> they want to destroy libya. they have already destroyed electricity, water, houses, schools. they want to destroy libya on a platter of gold to the foreign company so that the structure will come to libya to rebuild again all these services. and they will have a piece of the big cake. but in fact, it is not a piec

before he went to north america and i had a chance to work with him during the world cup. so i know him i know him i mean on our style he's a fortune so i think like he's one of those guys who. you know wants to win a number a level that he's working. for but. i don't think that there is anybody close to be here on that's the nation or malkin o'connell charms lego's various above everybody else and beyond we have so much talent. seems like good. i mean very see you a good player but i don't think there are so good as malcolm muggeridge in our culture. or what. seems like who the league is progressing over the years last couple years the games that are getting more competitive from i think quality of hockey getting better so and i will swear still talking to people my friends who are going ferryman's be saying the same thing so ok cho i think moving in the right. just not as easy to surface correction on build a new league and seems like you're doing right thing to move it forward. because. i talk with fewer russian players look around them i play for where's whole far they

and despite being the oldest continuously run citrus packing operation in north america, it actually is pretty state-of-the-art these days. >> basically, what we're looking at here is the cera system that basically takes a picture of each piece of fruit. then what happens is that it can tell, basically, its color, its size, and then how much blemish might be on that lemon itself. >> and whatever isn't deemed of the highest and best quality is then removed and sold to be used as lemon-scented cleaners, air fresheners, or candles. so what's the key to growing a great lemon for all of these years? as it turns out, location, location, location. >> lemons are very temperamental with the weather, just likwe are, as a matter of fact. in fact, they enjoy the beautiful weather that we do. they're able to flower year-round, and that's why we can get such great production off these smaller trees. they're relatively small trees. and so, we're in a perfect scenario between not too hot, not too cold. we're a bit of the goldilocks of the citrus growing area. >> california is the number one state fo

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world.art of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> michele bachmann wants government get out of everybody's lives except in her district. that's our con job of the day. the michele bachmann controversy getting all the attention lately is her ""newsweek"" cover photo. but the real controversy has to do what she does, not how she looks p.m. bachmann is always toward slam government spending, especially when it comes to the stimulus. >> unfortunately it did just the opposite of what we were hoping it would do. >> i voted against the trillion dollar stimulus. i knew that trillion-dollar stimulus wouldn't yield jobs. this is fantasy economic happening here in washington, d.c. >> but bachmann doesn't turn her nose up at government mone

before he went to north america and i had a chance to work with him during the world cup. so all i know him i know him coming on old style he's a fortune so or i think wait he's one of those guys who. you know wants to win and i'm really level that he's working. with because. i don't think that there is anybody close to be there on next generation our mark you know culture since then grows very symbolic everybody else in him beyond we have so much talent from since i get to remember so you are good players but i don't think there are spirit as a multiracial enough. culture. seems like a league is progressing over the years last couple years the games are getting more competitive and i think quality of hockey getting better so and i was sort of still talking to feel my friends were going theorems be saying the same thing sort of a show i think moving in the right direction just for my leg easy to surface where i shall build a new league i'm simply giving great things are moving forward. because . i talk with fewer some players and look around them i play for you to cover a

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it was my first international competition, my first time outside north america, and it was a really exciting world championship because it was also the first time that the chinese team was participating in the world championships since the beginning of the cultural revolution in 1976. i really look forward to seeing the chinese team. there was a great mystique since they had been gone from the table tennis team for such a long time. i still remember the first time i ever saw the chinese team. we were playing in the practice hall. many countries, many tables. we were all playing. the sound of the ball going. we were all talking, and suddenly, a huge crush came over the whole room. we were looking around, and up there, the chinese team walks in. to us, they were the gods of table tennis. [laughter] i will never forget. then, the tournament went on for two weeks, and almost the last day of the tournament, we received the invitation to go to china. it was an amazing surprise, and it was great excitement. i was really excited to go, of course. and i was full of curiosity. i really did not know wh

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enforcement that dares ambassador said today that more than 95% of all illicit drugs that enter north americaerica have come through central america. ambassador brownfield scrabbled with secretary clinton to guatemala earlier this year. they discussed security challenges facing central american drug related violence. he spoke were an hour and took questions from the audience at this event hosted by the american society and the council of america's. >> good morning everyone and welcome, and we are very pleased that all of you have chosen to join us today in what promises to be the first glorious day in washington since may i think and we are delighted in ' you are here to be with us and set about on the golf course. i think that speaks well of all of a few and certainly the speaker that we have today. my name is eric farnsworth and i'm privileged to have the washington office of the americas society and the council of the americas and also to be your cohost this morning for what promises to be a very important and timely program on security and democracy in central america. to address these is

the entire population of central america is about one/seventh the population of north america. if you play the statistical game, it would be half a million gang members on the streets of the united states cities. ladies and gentlemen, central america in a very real sense is a victim. it is a victim of geography, and it can do nothing about that. it is now, always has been, and i presume, until hoped to the world, will be located between the two large continents of south and north america. it is a victim of the fact that there is a large demand for a particular product, an elicit product in north america, and a large capability to supply that demand in south america. it is a victim in a very real sense of progress elsewhere in the region. progress in colombia, under plan colombia where, thanks to the heroic effort of a large number of colombian citizens, the problem has been squeezed down substantially over the last 11 years, and the progress that we see beginning, i submit, more on that later -- in mexico, with the mexican government's efforts to retake control of its own commun

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the second quotation brings us to north america. of course there were people who wanted to be lords of the land in north america, two. in the states, lord baltimore, lord fairfax come and attend family, any number of friends and the creditors of the king. but it turned out in the 17th century they couldn't make money off of rent because there's too much land and not enough settlers for them. and so you had to give all these breaks to people to have them settle your land and build farms they are. that balance of power shifts in the 18th century as you have more settlers and as the east coast increasingly is patented and settled up. so what you find in 18th century is a new password on behalf of these proprietors, author now at the children, grandchildren to get rent. one of the places this is going on is the colony of east jersey, where some two dozen proprietors, now i think largely the grandchildren of those sufficiently granted the land are trying to collect rents, backgrounds. they are trying to claim timber on the land of people

while energy developement comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing decades of cleaner burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self contained well systems and using state of the art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe and clean for our communities and the environment we are america's natural gas. >>> america, for my whole life and your whole life, no matter how old you are has had a aaa credit rating, being so trustworthy helps the government borrow money cheaply and in turn ordinary americans can borrow cheaply for homes, cars, student loans, anything else and american businesses can borrow cheaply too in ways that are not obvious always and usually we do not need to think about. in a way our whole life depends on america having a good credit rating. tonight it's been downgraded for the first time, changing our rating from aaa to aa-plus. i'm joined now by jerad bernstein, former member of president obama's economic team, f

there were the wealthiest men in north america. he woke up with a from fright to see charles milan's trusted advisor, standing before him with a -- and acts, the translation -- plantation will transplanted into a weapon. charles afton coo drove their axes into the body of his 20-year-old son gilbert and in the heat of what happened next, i don't know exactly what happened but somehow slaves sliced three cuts into his body, starnes he would there for the rest of his life but somehow he escaped. i don't know whether it is because the slaves led by charles think that would have dead planter can do little harm to the rinse and the end revolution or whether they think -- whether it is that he is too fast or out run them or what it might be but somehow he escapes to live another day. that was the slaves's first mistake. the slaves break into the store house on the plantation and take out the militia uniforms that stockpiled. they assemble them in front of the plantation. kmart toward new orleans chanting freedom or death. their goal is t

that more than 95%, let me repeat that figure, more than 95% of all illicit drugs that entered north americafrom south america have transited central america. 95%. what impact might that have on the region? here is a statistic. dates from 2010, the last year we have full statistics. in 2010 the homicide rate in honduras was 82 per 100,000 population. in el salvador, 65. in guatemala, 41. to put that in some perspective for you, here in the united states, a society not known throughout the world for its pacifism and a lack of violence, our homicide rate is somewhat below five. more than 70,000 youth in the seven countries of central america, and overwhelmingly focused on the northern three of guatemala, honduras and el salvador, are calculated to be members of gangs year i say calculated because of course they can't do not participate in official censuses. do not register their members and do not provide their statistics to local governments and institutions. but the calculation is about 70,000. the entire population of central america is about one seventh the population of the united states

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north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world.t is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. >>> with the economy in a tailspin, the american people are increasingly looking for a sense of direction. there's one group of people who americans clearly don't have faith in -- congress. according to a new poll, only 24% say most members of congress deserve reelection. while the president's poll numbers have dropped following the debt deal, he's still polls above 50% in -- in lockstep with him. joining mess is bill press, host of the bill press show on sirius, and jonathan capehart, editorial writer for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. gentlemen, the polls is not very promises for members of congress. are we going to see, bill, a wave come and drown out is the political careers

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the event is billed as the largest hot air balloon event in north america. now here is a look at the weather with bill karins. you've been up in one of those. >> i did. >> i looks kind of scary. >> very peaceful. >> but when your basket tips like that. >> when you land. there's no wheels. you literally hit, then tip over. >> and you're stuck under the balloon. >> it's a fun process. good pilots will get you through. >> all right. >> let's talk about what happened this weekend. around the country, the forecast hasn't changed. the same old story with the heat. we got done with record heat. the month of july is going down in the record books as one of the hottest ever for areas like baltimore, washington, d.c., oklahoma city, dallas, texas, wichita falls. now, as we head to august, we're going to have another week as an historical heat wave races through the heartland. so this is where the heat has been and this is where it stays. we keep having these troughs the up here in the northwest. that's why our temperatures continue to struggle. with all the heat in th

now, for north america we have this well developed low heading out of eastern canada tonight. behind it showers will linger on the gulf coast states and looking to spread along the mississippi valley. out west looking largely dry as showers across the pacific northwest are starting to taper off. here's a look at highs. still hot for the mid-section of the united states. 37 in denver. 39 in oklahoma city and houston too will be steamy at 38. as for europe, activity starting to ease off across the northern tier here at least the scandinavia peninsula. still looking to ease gradually. things get more active on the northern tier of continental europe. showers and thunderstorms are going to be possible here. then looks like another round of showers are going to be impacting ireland first off as we head through tuesday. still very dry here for the southern tier of continental europe. and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead sto

now, for north america we have this well developed low heading out of eastern canada tonight. behind it showers will linger on the gulf coast states and looking to spread along the mississippi valley. out west looking largely dry as showers across the pacific northwest are starting to taper off. here's a look at highs. still hot for the mid-section of the united states. 37 in denver. 39 in oklahoma city and houston too will be steamy at 38. as for europe, activity starting to ease off across the northern tier here at least the scandinavia peninsula. still looking to ease gradually. things get more active on the northern tier of continental europe. showers and thunderstorms are going to be possible here. then looks like another round of showers are going to be impacting ireland first off as we head through tuesday. still very dry here for the southern tier of continental europe. and still very hot too. 32 in rome for tuesday. 34 in vienna. and budapest could see temperatures soar at 35 degrees. definitely hotter than average. now here is your three-day outlook. >>> our lead sto

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