sri lanka cannot run concentration camps and expect the world to look away. sri lanka has been impervious to all the representations made about humanitarian access, about open since the transfer is a. none of us support them but not just what is happening to civilians in sri lanka. what are we doing to raise the issue with them? putting pressure of the suspension and making sure that sri lanka can get humanitarian rights? >> i have talked to the president of sri lanka and i've been concerned about the humanitarian problems that have arisen from the numbers of internally displaced people. we think the number is about 280,000 so it is a very significant number of people. in moving from what you might call an emergency situation to some form of civilization in these camps but conditions are basic and people do not have the access that is necessary to all the facilities and are required. there are high levels of malnutrition overcrowding and inadequate water and sanitation facilities so i accept everything you say about the problems. we have provided substantial

sri. >> ross, thanks here. we saw resilience in most of our major markets here in the asia pacific regions. really in this upbeat earnings picture that we are looking at. we were up by 0.7%. the underperformers, as you can see, up by 1.3%. we hit multi month highs a couple of days ago. the bombay sensex underperforming, too, up by 1.4%. bertha. >> sri, the big news today will be earnings once again. we've got down components boeing and pfizer before the open. we've had a pretty nice run and it looks like we've got some profit taking ahead this morning. the dow up 7 straight. the nasdaq has been up 10 straight. that's the best record since 1999 in a winning streak and the s&p is poised to break through real resistance to the tomside. taking a loot at yield, ben bernanke yesterday telling congress, the house, that yields will stay low at least as far as the fed is concerned for some time. but they have an exit strategy. we saw the yield come down. let's bring back in jim o'neill. he's the head of global economic

sri lanka tells a international aid workers, we don't need you anymore. and the celebrities, the newspaper, and the phone hacking scandal. >> it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, midday in london and 1:00 in the afternoon in the italian town of l'aquila, where leaders of the world's richest countries are meeting some of the fast-growing developing countries. in effect, north reading this out. it represents a great fault line to get an agreement on climate change. the g-eight countries agreed on groundbreaking -- to reduce greenhouse gas emissions but predictably quiet on exactly how they will reach them. that, said the fast emerging countries, is not good enough. >> it has been boosted to 16, at the invitation of the american president, to include the major um -- developing countries, too. together they account for 80% of the emissions for gas is going for global warming. the g8 agrees the global temperature should be kept from rising more than 2 degrees celsius. anymore the climate will become dangerously unstable. >> i think it is very significant that even d

in sri lanka. we feel very strongly after the cessation of facilities -- hostilities that the needs to be a reconciliation process with all the parties in sri lanka and will continue to call for the specifics. we would be happy to provide more information. >> do you believe that the effort to achieve a negotiated solution that restores the president of honduras also needs to address the misgivings of members of congress and the supreme court's. -- the supreme court. >> even before this unfortunate issue on sunday, we were encouraging all sides, or both sides in this conflict, to resolve their differences via dialogue. right now, what we are primarily interested in is restoring constitutional order and fulfilling the mandate of the oas last night. sorry, guys. got to cut it off. i can take some questions after the cameras break. thank you very much. >> tonight, we will show president obama's national discussion on health care in its entirety. that is at 8:00 eastern time here on c-span. and we will

i would urge in conference to reconsider sending the signal that we are sending to sri lanka. the general signal should be when a democratic government engages a terrorist organization, we support the democratic government. when that democratic government wins against that terrorist organization, we should support them. that means that we should support all the aspects of that government that can effect good order and return to normalcy, which means helping refugees and the government and also maintaining a good relationship with that democracy that just did a good thing in making sure that the world has one less terrorist organization. so i would urge opposition to the amendment. . the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman of new york. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. >> i request a recorded vote. pending that, i make a-pound ofed orer that a quorum is not present. the chair: under clause 6 of rule 16, further procedures on the motion will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> i have an

he was surrounded by family and his -- die from sri brought a vascular disease. >>> michael vick is a free man. in a dramatic rescue caught on tape. and why two brothers are being held as heroes. and advice on sitting under property tax bill. the simple steps to take now that you may pay less later. >> two off-duty firefighters are being credited the saving a woman and her two children from the spreading as you -- from this burnie suv yesterday. the men are able to free the woman and her 2-year-old daughter after using a metal pipe to break the wind chill. but the sun was trapped inside. the child suffered burns to 30% of his body and is still in the hospital. >>> former nfl quarterback michael vick becomes a free man today. he is now allowed to shed the electronic monitor he has been wearing for the past two months. he will remain on probation for three years. the atlanta falcon is expected to meet with the nfl commissioner to see if he will be reinstated to the nfl now that he has completed his sentence. >>> high school students remained in quarantine in china after one of the class

. >> reporter: in new york, hary sri navasep, wjz eyewitness news -- hari sreenivasan, wjz eyewitness news. >> and tune in for a special. that's tomorrow here on wjz 13. >>> and tonight on the cbs evening news, a special tribute with katie couric. >>> the southwest plane forced to make an emergency landing on its way to baltimore is now safe at home base. the boeing 737 arrived last night in dallas. just days after a one-foot hole opened up in the passenger cabin, forcing it to land in west virginia. no one on board was injured during the incident. but it prompted southwest to inspect all 200 737s in its fleet. >>> baltimore county repair crews had a big job on their hands this afternoon, when an eight-inch water main burst. sending water gushing down. at this hour, valley court road is still blocked near oak cross road. the department. public works says most of the neighborhood is not affected by the break. and crews will continue those repairs. >>> well, we are in the midst of a beautiful weekend. so enjoy it. that's an order. here's a live look outside right now. sunny and mild. wh

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he ordered an sri, mri, ct scan on the same day. it took me months to get them good show that a condition called spondylolisthesis that required surgery. he said that the surgeon would give me a call for a time to come into his office and that was nine months away. >> mike: nine months? >> nine months. >> mike: your son is a similar situation it's like an inherited condition cemented his communist. >> mike: were taking a different course for him and us to go through timely medical alternatives and then come to united states with her son. >> i will. going to the canadian healthcare system i was forced to deteriorate to a point where i was basically addicted to morphine. i was using a walker to get around. i was wearing diapers because i know control of my bladder because the nerve to my bladder. >> mike: you are 20 years old kick your sumac*nobody would listen to me. twenty-four surgeons they all told me i was too young when tony specifically i was too young and not suffered enough, had not been paying enough and there were people ol

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. >>> as we goo a brief break, a look at seom of the totoe sries right now on nbcwashington.com. >>> the so-called beer bandit is still on the loose in ohio. on the fourth of july he was caught in action on surveillance video. police say he walked over to the beer refridge rate r, walked right out of the store. employees were in the middle of a rush and just did not notice. i guess i go to the wrong beer stores. >>> consider it a lesson learned for a west virginia pharmacy. this year during the independence day parade the pharmacy gave out pill bottled filled with candy. the pharmacy says it won't be handing out anything that could be mistaken for pills in the near future. well, any time in the future. >>> some south florida residents caught a rare glimpse of the international space station this morning. that bright light you see on your screen is the space station shooting across the early morning sky in west palm beach. nasa says the space station orbit is just right for residents in south florida to get extended views all week. there is goes. >> lot of bright lights up there.

with more balloons, more flowers and more hand-written notes and even flags from different countries, sri lanka, turkey, people from all over the world have been coming here and many people coming to bring things to this shrine are registering to get tickets. more than 1.2 million fans have registered online at staplescenter.com website and, yet, only 17,500 tickets will be given away. so, they know the odds are slim, but as so many people told me here today, dan, if they don't try for a ticket, they won't have a chance to get a little piece of history and get closure to say good-bye to a superstar. don? >> boy, oh, boy, susan, i don't know if your photographer could hear us. i would love to see some of the big memorial there. if you guys could pull out. looks like a lot of people are gathering there. >> underneath the trees all the balloons and hand-written notes and so many flowers, don. they bring fresh flowers every day. people have flowers in their hands ready to put down here. this sidewalk memorial keeps growing. >> susan, thank you. you can see the crowd. on tuesday, susan, we kno

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sri, if you say that the financials are going to do well, should i put new money to work in the financial sector? >> not really, maria. when i say they're going to do well, i say that with a great degree of suspicion. i say to you the numbers look good but that doesn't mean they've gotten over all their problems of bad loans. that doesn't mean they have the ability to withstand problems in the commercial real estate sector, the worsening credit card problem, car loan problem, all of which i think are still in the future. all i'm saying is it's probably a two-week or a three-week effect at most, and i don't see either, like charles, financials doing well over the next six or nine months because the basic fundamental problem of economic weakness impacting on the financial sector i think is still very much esent. >> charles, do you agree with that? yes. i mean, maria, i think ware living und debt mountain in the united states o america. and as senator was saying earlier on from alabam we cannot rlly borrow and spend our way to prospy. amera's never had so much debt. so there's drama going on

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i mean, you knew tre were horror sries out there. i did.>> moyers:ou put these techniques to wo, representing cigna doing e nataline sarkisn case, right? >> that'right. >> moyers: and that s a public relatis nightmare, you called it, right? it was. itas just the most difficult. we call th high profile cases, en you have a case like that a family or a patit goes to the news med and complains about having some covege denied that a doctor had recommended. in ts case, nataline sarkisyan's doctors at ua had recommended th she have a livetransplant. but when the coverage reques was reewed at cigna, the decision was made toeny it. it was around th time, also, that the familhad gone to the media,ad sought out help from the california nses association and some oths to really bringressure to bear on cigna. and they were very successl in getting a lot media attention, andothing like i had ever seen before. >> sme on cigna! shame on cigna! >> it got everyone'sttention. everyone w focused on that in the coorate offices. >> moyers:ou were also involved i

situation, for pakistan, and in recent months it has played out, with attacks in urban areas, on the sri lankan team, on the police academy, on an intelligence headquarters in lahore and so on and i will not go into the details, but we have seen the retaliation taking place, and it is an ongoing thing. now, as far as our response to the insurgency is concerned, this came about after a lot of back-tracking and forward movement and so on. and, i think the swath of operations which went in, was the 15th military operation that pakistan undertook. and, the earlier 14 had all ended in some kind of peace agreement or agreement to end hostilities and every time there was a peace agreement, all 14 of them, on the government side it was pushed as a -- on the pakistan side it was pushed as a great event, an end to the problem, and, beginning of a new era, in the area in the south. unfortunately, on the other side, on the taliban side, the insurgent side, it wasn't seen -- these agreements were not seen quite in that light. and, they used each opportunity to expand, spread terror, wyden their spher

i'm familiar with it and i particularly have look at the condition of bodies of suicide bombers in sri lanka, tamil suicide bombers. it's often distinctive the way the bodies end up looking. >> yes. no doubt. and judging from what greg said, it appears that one of the attackers at least was a suicide bomber. one question i have, anderson, i don't know perhaps we can ask or you can ask somebody that we interview next, this is friday. it's the muslim day off. the muslim holiday. if indeed it was jamal islamiyya, part of that calculation might have been that observant muslims would have taken the day off and be at the mosque. i don't know if that's the case in indonesia. it's a quote, unquote, muslim country with an observant population but not a fundamentalist population like you see might in saudi arabia. the fact that it happened on a friday morning might be a factor here to consider as we look at the kinds of people who might have done this. >> that's an excellent point. next time i'm talking to someone, i want to bring you in so you can directly ask questions. suzan suzanne malveaux

you mentioned sri lanka. they weathered the beginning of the recession better than other places. how will they live people of poverty? the commerce party made a number of important campaign promises to the for, india and china have understandable questions about how they will play in any kind change regime they have to get an infrastructure so crops go to the market. you need storage and refrigeration facilities. this is an extremely rich area. i am excited, i am very much looking forward to my three days with the prime minister, and others in india. we are going to do everything we can to broaden and deepen our engagement. >> you at mentioned ambassador senator mitchell and todd stern. to any members of your staff want to ask a question? i don't want to -- in case the staff -- wasn't sufficiently long. i wanted to -- in the back, the third to last row. i can't see that far, i see one or two hand. >> madam secretary, there have been reports in the discussions between george mitchell and the israeli defense minister, ehud barak, a stern number of settlements that have already begu

located just outside the current requirements and were sri on th -- and especially on e fleet. we have worked to insert additional language, first, to mandate the secretary of the navy to issue a report detailing the navy's consultations with local governments, communities, and stakeholders in north carolina and virginia regarding o.l.f. site options; and, two, to mandate the navy identify all suitable options for the location of an o.l.f. beyond the five sites identified in both states. however, i don't think that's good enough. the state of north carolina has had previous negative experiences with the manner in which the navy has implemented its o.l.f. site selection process. i strongly feel the navy should delete the two country sites in north carolina. i also want to thank the chairman and ranking member for accepting my amendment in committee that provides the department of defense with the option to increase the acquisition of additional c-27's in the out years as mission requirements dictate. that amendment requires the department to provide its strategic plan to deploy

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you mentioned sri lanka. what are the military and naval implications of decisions india is making going forward. the economic actions that india is taking, they weathered the beginning of the recession better than many places. what are they going to do to keep generating growth, lifting people of poverty, the party made a number of important campaign promises to the poor, particularly the world core. i will visit the first league certified building to talk about climate change and clean energy. we know that in the at and china have understandable questions about what role they should be expected to play him any new global climate change. it is our hope that we can, through dialogue come of with a win/win approach. india is hoping to continue to expand agricultural productivity but then they have to create an infrastructure. we have to get farm to market roads, storage and refrigeration facilities. this is an extremely rich area, just touch the surface of it. i am excited, i am very much looking forward to my