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guest: just to take this proxy a little further just to make it clear, for example, in china every pla district, people's liberation army district, has a competition every spring where they pick up people who they've found were doing hacking into other people's systems, and they put them in these competitions, and the ones who win go into intense 30-day workshops, but they don't go into the government. they kind of are outside to the government but accessible to them. we've tracked a couple of them that have done some deep penetration into the defense department. they've won the contest, but they within on the military payroll. >> guest: there are students in china, for instance, to get an a you are to exhibit and demonstrate how you can break into one of the most supposedly secure systems. if i were that student and that was the goal of the class, i would pick something like, you know, nsa, see if i can break into nsa. now, whether the government funds, encourages that through the universities, um, and backs it and is just the recipient of whatever goods come from that, or the student

the pla has been modest and incremental improvements in transparency in recent years. there are a number of uncertainties that remain. we will continue, we do continue to encourage china to encourage transparency and openness and and it is that support the strength and common political and economic and diplomatic interests of the region and the national committee. the complexity of the global security environment, as well as the advances in china paused a military capabilities and expanding military operation conditions, calls for continuous military dialogue between our two defense and security establishments. this is a guy like that we believe can help us expand practical cooperation -- this is a dialogue that we believe can help us expand practical cooperation where our interests converge and give us the opportunity to discuss it candidly those areas where we may have disagreements. such engagements we believe are especially important during a periods of friction and turbulence in the bilateral relationship. during the january 2011 summit, president obama and prc pr

the absurduchart is to you guarded at all times by a pla typ us in a birthday hat. i think it's obvious why. now i have to admit i have always been intimidated by anderson cooper's legendary kpotionure under pressure. but i think we have finally found anderson's weakness. check out what happened last night while he was reporting on french actor gerard depardieu's recent meltdown when he peed in the aisle of an airplane. jim? >> so actor gerard took his little solo flight to urination, the plane had to turn around and go back to the gate and some unlicky cleaning crew had to deal with the. all i can say they should thank their lucky stars it wasn't departfew. sorry. that made me giggle every time i read it. (laughter) departtwo. i know you got it bu but-- (giggling). >> sorry. (laughter) sorry this has actually never happened to me. >> stephen: i am shocked! i am shocked at this behavior from the award-winning journalist who stays poised while reporting during a hurricane, visiting an earthquake ravaged hellscape, fending off rioters in tahrir square, being attacked

so it providing free pla >>> it was a $60,000 annual expense that san jose could no longer afford, sostopped providing free plastic waste bags at parks. they donated money to buy the bags and to keep dispensers stocked at the san jose rose garden. it's a community effort that won a national award and earned the gratitude of dog owners. >> i think it's a great idea. people donating to keep the bags here because you know, a lot of people don't use them, even if they're here. but at least keep the trash can here. >> offering to help other neighborhood groups set up similar programs. they would like to see the free bag program go city wide. >>> pedaling and talking could soon cost you. a bill would ban talking or texting on a cell phone while riding your bike. lawmakers say when the cell phone ban for drivers took effect, fatalities and collisions dropped 20%. now they are trying to extend the three-year-old law to bicyclists. >> it's a good idea because i mean, when you're trying to ride your bike, you should have both hands on your bike anyways. >> first time violators would face a $20

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draft was just signed off on by all the police employee groups, who will now meet and confer with the pla -- poa. i am confident i will make that september 15 promise to have that draft to you for adoption. will have the first career development policy in the history of the department. we are meeting with district station personnel to hear from the officers. i met with southern station and inside station this morning. on wednesday nights, i go back and meet with the officers from 9:00 to 11:00. there have been great ideas that have come from the officers, and some concerns they expressed have been addressed. it all goes toward we are one police department, one city. it is not just the sort -- just the command staff. none of this could have been accomplished without their input. the amount of talent behind me is unbelievable, and i am blessed to have them is my command staff. we have established guidelines for training for plainclothes officers. that was a concern when i first came into my position. we have established proportions at the stations to have tighter, smaller units to insure be

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hour a former presidential candidate is making money for the cartoon that recounts and i laugh at plas california police go after a vendor telling us that in this town. in total near the military mechanisms do not work to bring justice or accountability. but i have every right to know what the government should do if you want to know why i pay tax. so that's. why i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then even something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture says. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here. i think the rocket easy to be funny well. whenever the government says they're keeping safe get ready because you give them their freedom. for. fear. for their. it's time for tool time and for the second night in a row the hosts over at fox and friends play a part in tonight's bull's-eye war we call the last night their fake

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secas se reporta hacia planicies del sur para ustedes en el noreste de kansas el oeste de nebraska y pla s de dÍas anterior, y vig lailamol trÓpico por un 30% escade posibilidad de lluvia y temperaturas altas nuevamente se concentran hacia dallas con 104 grados es todo de mi parte desde los Ángeles me despido, y cont naurm c continuamos con mÁs de "primer impacto." >>> (♪). >>> gracias jackie y adicto al trabajo son propensos a ser alcohÓlicos, segÚn estudios hechos en universidad, las personas que trabajan 50 horas o mÁs a la semana tienen el riesgo de abusar en el alcohol para rel jar alejarse tras una agotadora jornada de trabajo. >>> y expertos descu compren las cÉlulas del cÁncer salen de tumores, y prÁcticamente a codazos, y cientÍficos britÁnicos dijeron que las cÉlulas ma ligo nas es de mueven de fuerza provocada lo que provo provoca... y podrÍa ser vital para lograr tratamiento que el cÁncer se skooenextienda. >>> y la medicina intenta escu abrir un mÉtodo que permita diagnÓstico ar el cÁncer y en chile crearon una partÍcula inteligente capaz de lograrlo, vamos con javier que no

in addition, the nuclear regulatory commission is extending the of these nuclear power plas, as youreport said, these plants were meant to operate 20 years, 40 years, the nuclear regulatory commission is now in the process of improving the extension of the life of these plants out to 60 years, event 15 or 20 years before they hit 40 years, so i think the n.r.c. has turned into a lap dog and not a watchdog. and i think that mother nature, once again today, gave us a warning that we should be humble and we should spend the extra money, take the extra time to make sure a catastrophic nuclear meltdown cannot happen in this country. >> speaking of this being a warning, this warning came in the backyard, in the district, of eric cantor, and eric cantor was proposing cuts to the u.s. geological survey, the national weather service, which, of course, tracks tsunamis, and the reactor sits under cantor's district, right by the epicenter of the earthquake today. based on this, would you expect legislation to be able to move through congress more quickly that someone like congressman cantor will

they are not releasing his name but say the killer is a former foothills high school plas mate of tinaect is now 43 years old. police say dna helped them crack that cold case. an update on what ek land police are doing after a toddler was killed by a stray bullet from a drive-by shooting in broad daylight. so tragic. >> reporter: it is a terrible story. this is really shaken up the neighborhood. on down to police officers who have nearly seen it all. there's mobile command post set up near where that 3-year-old boy was hit by a stray bullet. the victim of a drive-by shooting. carlos was with his family when he was struck. two men were also hit, believed to be the intended victims. they will survive. the chief here in oakland has asked forrics tra resources from the u.s. attorneys office. one nabler told us he thinks that everyone touched by this should make us change. >> it's ridiculous. the people, we all need to wake up. get something started. need to come out and do like the youngsters. come out and pick them up. get their i.d., you got to go. >> he put down a teddy bear near where

but i don't think that affects how i'll play or how anybody on our team will play or opponent will plandrew added few pound to the frame this off season partly due to the target on his back. >> part of playing quarterback is taking a hit and getting back up and i feel in if i'm stronger in certain area or more functional in certain areas it's easier to get up and keep ongoing. >>reporter: last euro offensive cure 98 tor shaw took over for harbaugh as head coach and gay like andrew luck makes this transition a lot easier. >> what i love about him doesn't care about the stat or run pass ratio. he wants to get us in the right play and next key in play and great leader for us. >> he has been working really hard in the off season like everybody else has. it's great to have somebody like. that we all respect and have confidence in him. great to have leadership on the field wishing all the hype surrounding andre andrew, how do this guy stay so grounded. >> guy knit in the locker room on a high horse you get put off the horse pretty quickly. you get fallen and good parenting as well. >>reporte

pla particularly when you're talking about defense, we're seeing pushback. in the defense budget, the first wave of cuts would cut $350 billion. that's just the first wave. if we get to the trigger, we're talking about an additional $550 billion in defense spending. and there is some concern that this will jeopardize the defense mugt. >> that's a 15% to 20% cut in planned pentagon spending over the course of that time. and we have to see what the details turn out to be what is got. any way you slice it, it's a pretty big cut and will make it very difficult the job of the american military. >> the white house spokesman says that is why this trigger is the last resoorrt. he said this is a trigger no one wants to pull. wolf? >> lisa, thank you. it's been a wild day for the stock market. prices rallieded this morning in anticipation of a debt deal, but a weak manufacturing report threw some cold water on a lot of that initial optimism. the markets could take a dramatic turn for the worst, though, if -- and it's still a huge if -- if america's credit rating is ev

>> we actually did pla a lot of guns and roses when we worked out together. i love guns and roses.y were my favorite rock band. you had a slight appetite yourself for self-destruction over the years, do you think? >> no, not self-destruction. >> for destruction? >> no. i've always -- you know, even a lot of people like to say, you know, have i think a different perception of my relationship with my ex-husband than what was really happening. and when we fell in love, he had been sober for three years. he was, you know, getting his life back together. he'd just gotten a job on "spin city." and i really admired his strength and courage for overcoming addiction and being so humble about it. and that's what attracted me to him. so the charlie that some of you have seen over the last six months is not the person that i met and married. >> i mean, he sat here. i interviewed him. did you see that interview? >> i did. >> what did you think of it? >> i really -- i thought it was a great interview. and i thought of that time. it was i think one of the more calmer interviews that he did. >> i

pla has also demonstrated the ability to have limited peace term deployments. this includes increased participation in international humanitarian relief efforts. long-range transport aircraft under improved logistics have made these a practical reality. these peacetime operations provide a valuable experience and also serves objectives. china costs military operations are supported by robust increases in government funding. in march 4 of this year common a half of 12 to protest -- of this year they have a 12% increase in budget. pla has also made modest but incremental improvements in transparency, but there are a number of uncertainties that remain. we will continue to encourage them to improve openness and i've been away -- and active away the promotes the diplomatic interest now -- act in zero way that promotes the diplomatic interest of the community. expanding missions call for continuous military dialogue between our defense and security establishments. this is a dialogue we believe can help expand cooperation where our natural interests converge and also

little did i know they haha plas to have me rappel down into one and do ice climbing.and two screws to hold me in and since i weigh somewhat less than a dump truck in theory i'd be safe. i'm nervous. >> you should be. >> that's not helping. nerves got the best of me as i stood on the edge so i went with the always butt scootch twisting slide to lower myself into the crevasse. oh, that was fast, that was fast. is this me or is that fast? if the lowering down was scary, the climbing up, simply exhausting. and i was hoping these ropes were strong because one false move and 200 feet is a long way down. woo! but we weren't done. a tubular cute in which water enters the glacier. coololo look at but deadly if you fall in and this is where i started to wonder if i wandered on to the set of a "jackass" movie. woo! welcome to alaska. back at camp, shawn and ed cooked up a delicious pasta with scallops and halibut. cheer, guys. >> cheers. >> awesome day. >> reporter: before long i was ready to hit the hay. cold, probably a little bright. but i came prepared. good night. we woke t

they've been keeping a close eye on the place for days, weeks, with drones and satellite plas make sureit? >> we've learned there are talks within nato at some of the highest levels about just that question, what to do if for some reason it does not become secure. they are talking in terms of sending in, how they would send in teams, how those teams would be made up, whether they would be military, intelligence agents or even contractors with the kind of expertise needed to secure a chemical stockpile. >> is it weapons grade, chris? >> it's not, meaning you can't just take it, put a few khansters in a briefcase it or release it or detonate it somewhere. the real concern is that it could be sold off to a third party, fall into the wrong hands and later be weaponized. >> we know special forces from britain, france, jordan, qatar, all stepping up operations in the capital. what are they doing right now? >> we know some of the french and the qatari special forces have provided weapons to the rebels, and they've also as a whole all of these special forces teams have been helping them better

consumer spending was up concerns there could be inflation on the rise and more people than expected plalobal concerns of economic slowdown is what sparked the selloff this morning. >> thank you. >>> a woman nicknamed the bad hair bandit is in custody in california. investigators say cynthia van holland had a thing for ill-fitting wigs ranking from curly blond to wavy red and the signature look, if you will, a short brown bob and van holland was finally arrested near sacramento wigless after police say she held up as many as 20 banks across four states. >>> and now here's our diane sawyer with a preview of tonight's "world news." diane? >> good morning, josh. and most heart attacks happen without warning, but it turns out doctors can now get a clearer picture and alert you if something is wrong. be sure to watch tonight on "world news." we'll tell you all about it. >>> meanwhile, here in new york subway riders like to say they see rats the size of ponies on the track. and they're not lying but they haven't seen this rodent spotted trolling around california's central coast. a fleeting gl

they say assume if you are sews crated with the church that you must be spl m&s pla. this was the testimony that we got from so many of the pastors. they asked them for a list of all the members of their congregation because if you're part of the church, you're the enemy. consequently, even today, the pastors and church leaders are being specifically targeted as leaders and recruitors of the splm. another pastor i interviewed was arrested and tortured in some of the most horrific ways and as mentioned, he was forced to divulge the names of his church members. during his capture, which i have already mentioned, they pulled out his fingernails and toenails and hung him by the neck and they crushed his genitals. they poured gasoline on his hands and they set them a light. and they did many other cruel acts. he was a prisoner for a total of eight years. although he lived several hours from the area where reverent luka was from, his testimony was the same. another church leader that i met in a completely different area was stabbed 10 times. his name was musa. they stabbed

i don't want one on a pla en. >> the thing about bats they make mess in your hair so you should not be'm safe. >> a delta spokesman says the flight returned to madison when a flying animal was reported but wouldn't say fit was a bat or bird. >> that's crazy. >> a little bat. >> no way. >> chicken, chicken. >>> now is your chance to talk back on the big story of the day. we asked you, this is our question this morning, are the poor to blame for our economic woes? here are some of your responses. this from doris. it's easy to sit in a comfortable home and judge those less fortunate. life's a crap shoot, how rich your born, how much your parents love and care for you. how dare we judge those who didn't beat the odds. >> this from ashton -- and this from benny -- very lively discussion on facebook.com/americanmorning. >> that is why we have 99ers, all these millions of people who have run out of unemployment benefits and no one fights for them for that last reason. because they don't have lobbyists. they don't have clout. >> 99ers meaning the 99 weeks of unemployment benefits. >> they've r

you learn to forward pla and think about time lines and budget and personnels and contingency planninghat changes all the time. that is exactly what you need when you come home and do disaster relief in a small community or if you start up a business or you're working in an inner city school. that planning, discipline and structure and learning to be a leader at every level is lacking in the society. the difference now is we are a much smaller percentage of the population. less than one half of 1% serve now and world war ii was 12%. these folks are elite group of people trained to be leaders and embedded in them and that is a tremendous potential the neck couple of decades. >> i've been a journalist 42 years now and the greatest privilege of my career has been yoi going overseas and watching the kids in action and following them when they get home. it is amazing. >> hope the economy can start to heal and an opportunity for everyone, including people coming back from the battlefield. the piece is fantastic. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> morning headlines are ne

about this case, and now we're finding out a source close to this case tells me that there is a deal in plas the west memphis three, would be able to go free today and maintain their innocence. but part of that deal, they would also have to acknowledge that the state does have some evidence that they could use to prosecute them again on this case and go to a jury and possibly get a conviction. they have to acknowledge that there is evidence against them. but they could go free today and be able to maintain their innocence. that sounds a little complicated but it's something that the state may want to have happen because they want to make sure that there may not be any future lawsuit. but right now, we're looking at since 1993, these men have not been able to taste freedom. their cases got an awful lot of attention around the world and across the country here of people continuing to beat the drum, to free the west memphis three, arguing that the evidence against them just wasn't there for a conviction, that these three men who were teenagers at the time were caught up in an emotional frenzy

a nice flow, heading to the pla plaza, we had an half hour break, folks are back heading to the city.this is how you can be in the know. for the latest check out nbc bay area morning news on facebook. mike's usually on there and you can find him there. another local update for you in about a half hour. ♪ going like this >>> 7:30. the fourth day of august, 2011. out on the plaza. for some, under a layer of clouds. we'll go out and say hi to these people. the song you're hearing is what people are listening to now, "moves like jagger." those people stick around for another 24 hours, they will be hungry, but they will be treated so great out on the plaza. maroon 5, the grammy-winning band at 8:30 tomorrow morning here on "today." inside studio 1-a, matt lauer alongside ann curry. the 17-year-old buried alive under six feet of sand when the tunnel he was making at the beach collapsed. rescuers dug frantically, took 30 minutes to find him. coming up, we'll talk to that rescued teen exclusively. >>> we have an update on this difficult choice given to a georgia mother convicted in jaywalking

judge has got to do and how you manage jurors something we probably find funny but that went on the pla was settled but those years to the tissues are headed towards a higher court or the highest court. finally, dr. genelle belmas. anyone looking for a reason to justify the trip here needs to read dr. belmas's work and during a break or after, talk to her. she's written what may be the seminal piece on the circumstances under which judges should, must come off to recuse themselves in the current environment based on the social media and similar context. when i talk to judges, and i talked to a lot of them that is what they're most afraid of, they are accidentally triple wire and get themselves in trouble with the malaise so this portion is going to be moderated by. >> i want to make sure he keeps that upstairs and downstairs thing in mind. you realize downstairs is really the upstairs. [laughter] and cathy, it's always good to see you whenever the college brings the judges to washington, d.c., we give her a call and say what can you do and she is amazing for how she accommodates the jud

. >> i'm estimating if you had three small bites of macaroni and cheese off your kid's pla plate -- >e to taste. >> meanwhile, take the fun out of my friday night. >> never, never. i gave you two selective splurges for the weekend. >> okay. cocktails and cheesecake. there we go. meanwhile, falling for those tempts items in the checkout line. how often have we been suckers for that, right? >> we're waiting in line where twiddling our thumbs and those reese's and peanut m&ms and the cooler full of soda pop is calling our name. don't go to the grocery store hungry and do self checkout because the impulse items are not around those things. they're 30% less likely to fall prey to those purchases. >> all right. joy bauer, always great information. thank you. >> thank you. >> fun for us, too. >>> coming up, we've got one more song from the grammy winning zac brown band on our plaza. but first, these messages. ♪ [ slurp! ] [ female announcer ] hey, ladies, here's a little something [ chomp! ] you'll find irresistible, cinnamon toast crunch, with a delicious cinnamon and sugar taste that's ama