. >> is ian peng here? >> he's coming. >> good afternoon mr. peng. >> good morning. my name is ian openings i'm 11 years old and run the 29 sunset every day with my grandmother who takes me at school and to math classes near slope we ride the 29 sunset all the time, if you move the bus stop, you will be moving it in front of my car, i see accidents happening there all the time, i don't know why you would want the put the bus stop where there are a lot of people walking and biking into the park, these people don't ride the bus but they will have to stand behind the bus as it blows smoke into their faces as they wait to cross the street. these people will be blocked by the bus and won't be able to see on coming cars on their way back to fr* the park. when i ride the bus with my grandmother, we see many people they either go downtown to their school or to their home, we don't see people getting off the bus to go into the park. i don't know why a bus stop should be moved because there is now going to be a stoplight. if the people riding the bus don't use the bus to go in

ordered the state-run houses and pengs to run the market banned ipos and assisted restrictions on people who have borrowed to buy stocks. we don't yet know whether it is enough to draw a line out of the stock market crash. but one thing is certain, under it environment, you pay your opinion, you take your chances, so expect a few bumps along the way. andrew stevens, cnn, hong kong. >> oh, we love that bumper car with andrew. thanks for that andrew. he is in hong kong and hong kong has been dealing with the the remnants after typhoon which has been moving away. there's a new threat now for shanghai as another typhoon barrels through eastern china, like they don't have enough to worry about. >> they are lining up one after another after another. residents in hong kong are saying what typhoon. that helicopter you can see it flying and landing. that's a live shot of victoria harbor. but that's not the case just east of hong kong. take a look at this. wind and rain just battering residents there. this is what was from typhoon -- wow, i didn't notice that that is tearing down some of the trees

what peng shuai both said europe is in a new situation now that the bailout program has expired.ew report is raising questions about the link of the makers of drugs and those who prescribed them. drug and medical device companies paid out 6.5 alien dollars last year and -- billion dollars last year and much of it went to hospitals were teaching doctors. a multibillion-dollar pledge today from the saudi arabian giving away three $2 billion over the coming years to benefit both muslim and non-muslim countries according to bloomberg -- countries. prince allah will lead is the -- lwaleed is the world's third richest. mark barton. mark: the greek prime minister slightly derailing a close. he said greek should vote -- greece should vote no. he also said he had no intentions to lead greece out of the eurozone. a different sentiment after two days that said greece was prepared to prepare -- prepared to accept conditions with some changes. this comes one day after greece missed payments to the imf and exited the protection from its second bailout, so, definitely progress. here are some of

do you think this peng lum may swing back the other way? >> what you will see is looking at what is public information, posted in the public domain and also looking at privacy and allowing people to protect their private right and have the ability to protect their virtual you. >> tricky balance. >> it is a tricky balance, but one we in congress on the issue of privacy and security data are going to have to revisit. >> the reason the men and woman weren't armed is that's the tradition, the policy. >> that's correct. >> do you think this alerted us to a soft target situation and that has to be addressed whether they can be armed as armed services? >> that is going to be a question for the command team at the pentagon. i'm certain the joint chiefs will have something to say about that. possibly even considerations they are going to make about it. in this day and age, when you look at the fact that there are radical extremists if you will that choose to go after what are the iconic symbols of our society, then you have to revisit some of these

. >> something you made a point of in the past this surveillance and what we do and don't do is a pengsaw it swing the other day. now the director is giving fuel. he says going dark is real. encrypted communications the lack of private companies wants to give us information is hurting us. what is the next stage in this debate? what is going to be the hard question to face? >> boy, this is a simple story. i fear it is going to end up in tragedy. if you are following a target or a terrorist the first way to follow them in addition to putting people on the street which is very inefficient, look at e-mail phone traffic. in the age of the internet now, in 2015 as the director said those people that you want to follow can get over the counter encryption stuff that is good. grow to the internet provider and ask them we want a window into the activity of the people on the internet. the internet service providers today are saying no we are not going to give you that window. here is what is going to happen chris. until there's an event where the fbi says a lot of americans lost their lives becau

think it is sound investment advice to encourage public employees to move their money out of their pengs and into riskier assets with no guarantees just before they retire. >> senator in that particular matter regulators looked at that and found the firm acted properly and -- >> stop right there. the question is not about regulators. the question is is it legal to do that and that's exactly the problem we've got. it is legal to do that. and i think that's what the regulators say. it's legal. my question, once again is about the advice that primerica agents gave. is it a good idea for firefighters on the front edge of retirement to move out of a guaranteed benefit plan that was going to cover them for all their lives and move into a risky investment that would make a lot of fees for your agents? >> you know, each situation is really very different. if you were in a defined benefit plan and you're sick, what happens is in the state of there are, for example were you to retire and then die two or three weeks later you would no ability to leave your money to your loved ones. so it's very --

none of that will come out of the paychecks or pengs of the officers involved in that illegal arrest.if it -- were not for the heroic protesters there who continued to video police activity knowing the police might beat them and arrest them for exercising their constitutional right to record that video. if deputy inspector anthony bologna had not been caught on video, we would not know his name. the nypd would have never investigated the case and taken those ten vacation days away from him. kalely deed rick was one of the victims that day. that is her in the video. she will be our next guest after the break. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insuranc

peng li shin is retired. >> that is real money. those are real fortunes being lost in there. he believes the government had done all it could to try to stem losses but added it remained to be seen whether it was enough to work. of course that's a view shared by many economists too. >> seth doane, thank you. >>> passengers on a southwest flight arrived in boston after a scary start to their journey. the plane aborted its takeoff after an apparent engine fire. one person captured video of the sparks and flames as the plane sped down the runway. they boarded another flight to boston. >>> jeb bush is clarifying controversial comments about americans and work hours. the republican presidential candidate faced intense criticism from democrats for telling a new hampshire newspaper that americans need to work longer hours. critics say it shows he's out of touch. >> in an interview with the union leader wednesday, bush said we have to be more productive. workforce participation has to rise from its all-time modern lows. people need to work longer hours and through their productive ut

the last two -- three times i met with peng, i urged him to form a partnership with united states and global warming, and no matter what they decided if china and united states can agree on anything that would help prevent climate deterioration, the rest of the world would have to go along, and they could search for some ways without any diplomatic problems or financial problems or military problems they could agree on that one thing, which i think would transform the world and i think it would be a basis for further improvement. i would say that particular issue and any others that we can find on which we have an agreement to emphasizes those instead of the differences that exists between us. >> finally, in the book, you reminded me that you were in favor of normalizing relations with cuba if possible when you were president. why did you not do so and what do you think of what is happening now? >> when i became president i saw the cuban policy was unsustainable and erroneous, so i lifted all travel restraints on american citizens, and while i was president any american could visit cu

so we should all be concerned that workers are losing money out of their pengs, that they were counting on for a secure retirement and making sure retirement advisers are working in the best interest of their customers is essential for retirees and for advisers and brokers and this best interest standard is best for the economy to make sure for seniors have access to a secure retirement. so it is important that we get the rule right. and i hope that all sides will participate in this process and submit their comments and we make sure that the final rule reflects the important feedback that you have heard and i hope that our debate can really center on how to get the final language of this rule right. i know there has been an enormous amount of work put into this since the original version of 2010 and i've heard some critics say that the knew rule is either worse than that or we didn't learn from the 2010 version. so i want to ask you while you were here, can you walk us through some of the changes you've made since the 2010 proposal, to make this one better? >> sure. one of the critique