that will be at peking university here in beijing. and the prime minister is expected to praise china for its economic growth or economic freedom, as he put it. saying that it benefited the country and the world. and that economic growth leads to a greater political opening in china. and those are expecting to be his words. and expected to say that will ensure stability in china. he's been under a lot of pressure to mention human rights, and since the winning of nobel peace prize last month. what is not clear if he will mention leo's name during this speech. he's trying to balance the issue of doing trade with china. without wanting to lecture or hector the leaders over the issue of human rights. >> absolutely this, is a trade mission. he's out there with some britain's top leaders and industrialists. and they want china it do business with the united kingdom. >> that's right, and the signs of two or three major deals as well as airplane engines and pigs will be exported to china. that eat a lot of pork. but the prime minister has str

unfortunately reilly was killed during the siege of peking, but very interestingly and somewhat touchingly, henry j. reilly junior became a field artillery regimental commander and in the summerall's brigade and division during world war i and summerall became a mentor to reilly junior. he was also very close to junior officers like alvin butler, who was his aid during the war. butler was an emergency officer, not a regular. became an oil field executives in oklahoma after the war, but again remained a lifelong friend of summerall. his memoir is always candid i think, sometimes self-serving, but generally candid articulately about the people that he associated with, those he liked like riley and bullard and butler and those that he didn't get along with so well, including joseph t. dickman and mailing craig who commanded, who were the commander in chief of staff respectively of the first corps in the aef and his troops class-- clash with summerall's in the first division's troops during the incident that i mentioned earlier. went summerall, another individual with whom he clashed, and he h

intersection was very instrumental during the action was leaving the seizure peking for his gun section knocked down for live to the inner-city -- the enterprise of the imperial city, allowing allied forces to go in and overturn the boxers who are sustaining the rebellion. after returning from china, he had a succession of troop and post commands in the pacific northwest and then in alaska. he, during this period, also as a work, married the boss' daughter. he that laura mordecai who was the chief of ordnance is daughter, while visiting some friends out in the northwest. and he courted ms. mordecai over a period of years and married her during this period. he then went on to become an instructor and field artillery organization intact except the u.s. military academy, where he served from night t. know if i can 1811. in the early part of his career he was very much known as an ex-dirt infield artillery matters. following duty at west point, he went to the war department where he served in the militia bureau as the assistant to the chief of the militia bureau. and he was responsible for

seeing something which i've never seen before i'm president of cooperation security analyst peter past peking well russian president dmitri medvedev urged the country's political system to be shaken up in its latest video blog he said there are signs that the country's stability is threatening to stagnate. or. if the opposition has no chance at all of winning a fair fight it degrades and becomes marginal if the ruling party never loses a single election it is just coasting ultimately it too degrades just like any living organism which remains static for these reasons it's become necessary to raise the degree of political competition but our main task the task of any democracy is to improve the quality of popular representation make sure that the political maturity is not just static or rather that it does not become the majority consisting of actors and dummies but dr of political science and united russia party member dimitri pollack an off says the opposition should draw a conclusion from the message as well. i think he was trying to say is that actually at the top this should develop with

unfortunately, riley was killed during the siege of peking, but very interestingly and somewhat touchingly, henry j. reilly junior became a field artillery regimental commander in summerall's brigade and division during world war i, and summerall became a mentor to henry reilly junior. officers like albert butler who was his aid during the war. butler was an emergency officer, not a regular, became an oil field executives in oklahoma after the war, but again remained a lifelong friend of summerall. >> when another individual with whom summerall clashed, and he has interesting things to say about that is billy mitchell. when he was commander of the department from 1923-26, mitchell comes to hawaii in late 1923. he's assistant chief of the air corp. and he's doing a survey of military installations in the pacific basen. he writes a report that's critical of summerall's leadership in that department, so that didn't sit well with general summerall. ironically, a couple years later when mitchell is brought before a court marshall board, summerall is one of the officers on the court marshall. th

, they are driving to different places, they appear to be driving in situations they didn't before peke period traffic has spread out so much you can't avoid it so they are driving more in congested times because they can't avoid it, so i think it's sort of interesting and i think that's the issue that's been raised the hour driving while the original these things why aren't they getting into more crashes, and i don't think we have good data on that. >> ethical so we don't know the relationship -- why are the driving more. maybe they are healthier. so i think all of these things are bound up together, and in terms of looking at the root cause, you know, it's hard to figure that out. >> i was just asked to pay in. we can't really explain fully the huge drops we've seen in the last couple of years overall,y and so for the first time in decades we have only 34,000 deaths a year in 2009, almost 34,000 deaths. on the one hand, it's amazing that it's gone down that far. on the other hand, i'm not willing to say that 34,000 deaths is anywhere near good news. part of the good news mabey is ol

thomas lloyd published only the speeches of two federalists, james wilson and thomas peking. you'd think we were debating with ghosts. except for one place a guy from western pennsylvania, john smiley, actually interrupted wilson to fill him in on some point that wilson had alluded to is so you know at least smiley wass there. otherwise, you know, it'st he just -- they purged all the speeches of those who were nonfederallists. in fact, they went further. there was an editor in pennsylvania, alexander dallas who went on to fame in otheri ways, who published the pennsylvania herald, and he took it in his head that he would her publish running debates, basically almost transcripts ofi what was said in the conventionw now, you know, these newspapersp were very small. they weren't like the contemporary new york times. some days they had four pages, youey know, one day at the convention would take more than he had, so it took a lot of time, and he skipped around a little bit. he was still publishing these after the convention had adjourned, and unfortunately, some of the speeches b

regime which will talk about in a minute congress sought to balance a number of different and in peking policy of objectives. on the one hand congress obviously sought to prevent employers from hiring unauthorized immigrants but on the other hand congress sought to minimize the burdens and disruptions for employers who after all were now being enlisted of leased by the federal government for the first time he essentially as immigration enforcement agents in a sense. congress also sought to address another set of concerns that an overly severe or burden regime might lead to discrimination by employers against employees who appear foreign in some sense if that were easy or less burdensome for the employers to do that in fact going through the of verifying authorization. so it requires employers to examine documents and complete an online form for each employee to establish their >> if it satisfies the federal definition of what licensing and other similar laws actually means, than those provisions would not be displaced no matter what arizona chooses to call them, and if they are not pree

, they are driving to different places, they appear to be driving in situations they didn't before peke period traffic has spread out so much you can't avoid it so they are driving more in congested times because they can't avoid it, so i think it's sort of interesting and i think that's the issue that's been raised the hour driving while the original these things why aren't they getting into more crashes, and i don't think we have good data on that. >> ethical so we don't know the relationship -- why are the driving more. maybe they are healthier. so i think all of these things are bound up together, and in terms of looking at the root cause, you know, it's hard to figure that out. >> i was just asked to pay in. we can't really explain fully the huge drops we've seen in the last couple of years overall,y and so for the first time in decades we have only 34,000 deaths a year in 2009, almost 34,000 deaths. on the one hand, it's amazing that it's gone down that far. on the other hand, i'm not willing to say that 34,000 deaths is anywhere near good news. part of the good news mabey is ol

, they are driving to different places, they appear to be driving in situations they didn't before pekeeriod traffic has spread out so much you can't avoid it so they are driving more in congested times because they can't avoid it, so i think it's sort of interesting and i think that's the issue that's been raised the hour driving while the original these things why aren't they getting into more crashes, and i don't think we have good data on that. >> ethical so we don't know the relationship -- why are the driving more. maybe they are healthier. so i think all of these things are bound up together, and in terms of looking at the root cause, you know, it's hard to figure that out. >> i was just asked to pay in. we can't really explain fully the huge drops we've seen in the last couple of years overall,y and so for the first time in decades we have only 34,000 deaths a year in 2009, almost 34,000 deaths. on the one hand, it's amazing that it's gone down that far. on the other hand, i'm not willing to say that 34,000 deaths is anywhere near good news. part of the good news mabey is olde

>> i had a brief discussion with peking about it last week. he said -- i had a brief discussion with pete king about it last week. at the leadership level, they have shown no interest in dealing with these problems. whether we will get a different reaction before we get the terrorist attack is another question. we are losing a major champion in brian perry. >> a question in the back, right here. >> do you think unions give money to republican seats in the northwest? united made ank big difference. i think money would have flowed into republican campaigns. people would have found a way to do it to avoid the republican national committee as some of these organizations did. they would have found another way. i think when we sift through the contributions, the lobbying community could surprisingly enough read the polls. [laughter] starting certainly in the third quarter of this year, perhaps in the second quarter, having contributed heavily and maxed out in many cases, democrats started discovering the virtues of republican candidates which was hi

regime which will talk about in a minute congress sought to balance a number of different and in peking policy of objectives. on the one hand congress obviously sought to prevent employers from hiring unauthorized immigrants but on the other hand congress sought to minimize the burdens and disruptions for employers who after all were now being enlisted of leased by the federal government for the first time he essentially as immigration enforcement agents in a sense. congress also sought to address another set of concerns that an overly severe or burden regime might lead to discrimination by employers against employees who appear foreign in some sense if that were easy or less burdensome for the employers to do that in fact going through the of verifying authorization. so it requires employers to examine documents and complete an online form for each employee to establish their >> if it satisfies the federal definition of what licensing and other similar laws actually means, than those provisions would not be displaced no matter what arizona chooses to call them, and if they are not pree