wang, in your second run to the america's cup, what are the important aspects for your team, this time around? >> the china team is a true chinese team with chinese sailors, built and designed in china. >> next door to them, a team of france. a long history with the america's cup. when is it about the america's cup that keeps the french coming back and winning and succeeding? what keeps you coming back every year? >> america's cup is very important in france. it is have a great opportunity every four years to race against the best in the world. it is part of our history in france. wonderful to be here. >> next to you, representing new zealand of the emirate's team, welcome to san francisco. you are one of the more experienced teams. how do you see the field shaping up in the 34th america's cup? >> we have a fantastic group. the quality of the teams will reflect the quality of the events in the end. we have a nice mixture of teams here, a good number of competitors. it will be fantastic. >> next, representing at italy, darrio valencia. italy has been involved since 1993. what keeps you coming back and what

the judges. instead, the teams were judged on who had the most style. the american team beat out chinand australia for their flips, twirls, and balancing acts. >>> well, if you have never heard of penny farthing, this may be why. in london penny farthing bikes, the ones with the huge front wheels, made a resurgence. in their first race in 100 years, huge crowds came out curious to see the bikes once popular in the 1800s. they race at around 20 miles per hour, but one down side, though, trying to get down. minor detail. you get up there, but it's sort of waivering. >> you really didn't show me one person falling off of that. >> i tried to find something. >> i guess maybe they're safer than they thought. >> i see the video, and i think -- >> how do you get up on it? >> well, boost. a buddy over there. >> you think i would need the boost? >> never. >> time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day on nbc. president obama visits puerto rico and is scheduled to visit the governor's mansion. this marks the first official presidential visit to the island since p

speakers at the forum go the russian president dmitry medvedev and president of china hu jintao we'll see what they have to say and you will have the cooperation of the ground here on our team. russia and china are hoping a landmark gas deal will be signed as the chinese leader meets with president medvedev in moscow the deal follows the launch of an oil pipeline to china this year and is key to globalizing russia's energy trade and also hopes to gain increased bargaining power in european markets but currently absorbed most of its gas exports to china on the other hand needs russian gas to help fuel its record economic growth and reduce the use of environmentally damaging coal but despite common strategic economic goals the two nations are struggling to agree on gas prices. let's take a look at how the markets are performing oil prices are gaining after meeting more than a four percent loss overnight the biggest one day drop in a month was spurred on by a spike in the u.s. dollar against the euro as greece's debt troubles appear to be worsening. asian markets continue their losses as investors react to fresh developments only greece's sovereign debt crisis and some disappo

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continue our coverage of the international air at the moment here in st petersburg moscow back to writing our teams in the tsunami thanks very much. china may be the world's emerging power but its leader still sees the global recovery as slow and fragile and more form is needed it's been speaking of the economic forum and some petersburg a day after failing to agree on a major energy deal with russia let's assess what he's had to say with dr who and assistant professor of economy at city university in hong kong good to see you so china's economy is racing ahead but your leader is still worried about sluggish recovery how can emerging countries like yours and russia ok a part in helping you think. well i think there. was thailand in russia relatively doing well and after the crisis and economists will have got off to operate the toddler economy is highly complimentary other ways to china had a big market. weight and then the demand and also tended to go in fast and the. big big unless guys very rich and he and minerals. had a big market and consumer so i think. fundamentally speaking both countries can be complementary and they can play

the streets of canada. china corporations are today . hello this is our team from moscow is kevin go in with you here tonight this sunday evening with a look at our top stories from the week the first of nato launches its heaviest the most punishing a strike from the libyan capital killing dozens as the rebels complain the alliance is ignoring the real frontline meantime of course international condemnation over syria gets ever louder. and it comes to a boil in greece as the government moves to make deeper cuts in public spending in exchange for another received bailout in germany those footing the bill say they're getting tired of paying others debt. and the u.s. god this ship sails into the black sea for naval exercises with ukraine but the move provokes moscow's i'm get which claims it's a pretty good for nato as controversial missile shield program. next time for a special report where we take a look at how the world's dictators boost their bank accounts illegally coming up here on r.t. . billions of dollars are escaping from developing countries to financ

now coming up next they have heart fireside friday and then stick around for happy hour team in china for the kidney for an i pad and feeding the homeless will get you arrested one for the rest of europe back. into it only a military mechanisms can do the work to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but 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 he glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't i'm trying hard look at the big picture. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think the. one well. we're never government says they're for keeping safe get ready for freedom. for five. fps. since it's. your. you know thinking about the fourteen or fifteen million people in this country who don't have a job the millions that are losing their homes and the biggest corporations in the world which are b

of graduates entering the workforce set to continue rising there seems little hope in sight for china's and tribes henry morton r.t. beijing. we're online all the time with our team dog come with a wealth of stories and videos for you to discover taking a look there right now moving have been across this church on wheels you heard me right is revving up in central russia to bring the light to be the most isolated worshippers story got online if you did i get more clicks and. an american porn tycoon who says there's always room for winner and makes an offer to the sex sting scandal politician but a more about that want to online for us tonight. cheers he is off for one of its islands as a venue for possible talks between the libyan opposition and embattled leader colonel gadhafi but any negotiations will only go ahead if they're overseen by the african union and russia according to the kremlin special envoy to the area he says the rebels see russia as a crucial partner in mediating the conflict while growing ever more skeptical of western involvement president obama's actions in libya have earned him a lawsuit at home too he's being accused of violating the consti

the worst drought china has seen in decades. the time now for our russia close up series where this time the team travels to north the setting. christian churches cultural prosperity and the like that isn't ancient acropolis is the city of the dead today we look into one of the most mysterious sites in russia . and its dark legacy that drives away. the scope. we continue our acts of the north as a republic and this time we're visit a unique historical area the village of dar graphs or as the locals call it have the city of the done at the cemetery has almost one hundred asians don't cripps where people that used to live have buried their loved ones along with their belongings this valley stretches for over seventeen kilometers and there's a real open air museum for a century and they say that this place how has them imagine live down here in this area four hundred years ago meanwhile day to day life continues along sized images of the past. three hours drive through a dangerous sneaking road here in the mountains and tough troops but it's worth it there are a lot of different legends and myths around this area in the past loc

here's a recap of the top stories on our team verging on the brink of default greeks go on strike with hundreds of thousands taking to the streets to march against austerity cuts but china's prime minister on tour through europe has offered to buy the embattled euro out of its troubles. prosecutors in the hague call on libyans to turn over colonel gadhafi for allegedly ordering the killing of civilians but the country's leadership refuses to recognize the tribunals legitimacy labeling it and cover for nato's illegal actions in trivia. activists say claims that a flotilla heading for gaza is carrying chemical weapons to use against soldiers are just these rebels attempt to undermine the aid mission. and coming up next we travel to the world's largest garbage village in the outskirts of cairo where a minority community manages to cherish its dreams despite the harsh reality of daily life. oh. to. a lot of. far as a bell and i once went into cairo to collect trash i realized everyone was well dressed i wasn't so what i was a bit upset. if envelop some authenticity has three social classes although i love the upper class with all of the middle class. then there's a nothing cl

the worst drought china has seen in decades. time now for our russia close up series where this time the team travels to north korea. christian churches agricultural prosperity and a magnificent acropolis known as the city of baghdad so we look into one of the most mysterious sights in southern russia the village of darkness but it's not the locations dark legacy that drives the locals away. discovers. we continue our exploration of the north as such in a republic and this time will visit a unique historical area the village of dar govs or as the locals call it here the city of dad's no the cemetery has almost one hundred asian stone cripps where people that lived in this area buried their loved ones along with their belongings and now this valley stretches for over sixteen kilometers and it's a real open air museum for a sentience they say this land helps them imagine live down here four hundred years ago meanwhile day to day life continues in this area along size this images of the past now watch our report to find out more three hours drive through a dangerous sneaking road hidden in the mountains and tough trip

bird of the st petersburg international economic forum or live with a business team and we're going to be talking about russia as a session for the w t o and russia russia partnership with chinaon a gas pipeline and also a ten billion dollar state backed private equity fund all those and more coming your way in the business in about twenty minutes. one pm of the russian capital of this is r t a marina joshie two of the world's biggest and fastest growing economies russia and china are meeting in moscow gas is one of the main sources of discussion as moscow becomes a vital supplier of energy fueling the massive growth of its eastern neighbor country as our reports on the other shared interest the two nations will be talking about. we know that both sides say there's still a lot of room for improvement within their bilateral relationship of course russia and china are each other's biggest neighbors and both sides certainly have a lot to gain from a beneficial relationship with their neighbor rochelle force is one of the world's largest is the sources of natural resources that just oil and gas of we do know that there are ongoing talks between gazprom and the chinese natural gas

a relationship with china that will allow us together to shape the 21st century has the attention of our country, china and the rest of the world. we're proud to be part of your teamwhat do we know about that relationship between the president of the united states and then-ambassador huntsman? >> well, you know when huntsman first arrived here, a lot of people saw it as a masterful stroke on the part of president obama, a way to neutralize huntsman as a potential candidate for 2012. also people thought that huntsman was perfect for the job here because of his vast diplomatic experience, also his business ties, very close business ties to china, and so people thought that it was going to be very good for both countries at a very critical time for u.s./china relations. however, there was always a question about his commitment to the job and to president obama. in fact, president obama himself had joked about it last january when he was meeting with president hu saying that huntsman will probably take his working relationship with obama and use it very well in the gop primary. joe? >> eunice yoon, thank you so much for that reporting. gloria, back to you. we're comin

visit to russia let's now talk to julian lead he's from the center for global energy studies in london thanks for joining us here on our team that china is fast becoming russia's top trade partner is not perhaps turning its back on crisis stricken europe by setting its eyes now in asia i don't think so i certainly don't see this is an either or type of situation china ought to be a hugely important trade partner for russia both in energy terms and being in general trade these are two countries that for many decades shared a political ideology at least to some extent they share the longest land border in the world they ought to be much much greater partners than they are now if we look ahead russia is extremely keen to develop its oil and gas resources in the east of the country exporting those anywhere other than asia just doesn't weigh logistical or economic sense so really this is about russia spreading its wings. everybody who can export anything is looking at the asian market because that's where the growth is i mean this is a. this is a very sensible and understandable move on on the part of both countries why has that move taken

much more patience with the currency but this is my only russia china across our team. ok to start i thought i could go to philip in madrid here i'd like to read a few more words from angola merkel she said we don't have a problem with the euro as such it is a stable currency particularly because of the the dollar it is quite strong sometimes too strong for us as an export in country nation we have problems with certain member states in their debts is that an understatement for a year or is that accurate and looking at the condition of the euro. i would say this and i understand meant this set of the euro system. it's needs it needs to distract from the problem is that we have several independent governments that can use one central banking system to. to finance deficits and debt and this has perverse incentives put it to where to find if these deficits that you via the central banking system thereby externalizing to costs by price inflation to other countries so i think that it's from the root system is bad all right all right shares out if i go to you in washington ar

graduates entering the workforce set to continue rising there seems little hope in sight for china's and tribes and remorse and r.t. beijing so we are in line all the time as our team got home with a wealth of stories and videos here to discover left ankle. moving have caused this church when all of this is revving up in federal russia to bring the lie to even the most isolated worship. and an american point tycoon says there's always room for a winner and everything up at a sex scandal politician. few . if. any. tunisia is ready to host roundtable talks between colonel gadhafi and opposition rebels the kremlin special envoy in need them again but says negotiations will only happen on the island if russia and the african union mediate between both sides according to mark gallo of the rebels see russia as a key partner of the seeing the possible talks hundreds have died in both nato airstrikes and violence between the forces and rebels in recent months nato has also expressed regret after accidentally targeting opposition forces in the oil city of bragg which has been fierce which has seen about that the us fighting casualty details have been given the nature campai

the breaking news out of china. ming ming, the world's oldest panda, is dead at the age of 34. this comes as a real surprise. and i just want to say, well done, seal team six, another righteous kill. for too long our mortal enemies, the chinese, have been using pandas' cuteness to infiltrate our hearts. never forget that they are panda bears, godless, killing machines. i mean we've all seen the footage of their compound where they are literally breeding more of these cuddly commies. i can hear it now, stephen, how can you say that about pandas. they wouldn't hurt a fly? oh, really, then why are they learning kung fu? ""kung fu panda" in theaters may 26th. we've been warned. this pandacide part two for seal team six. two weeks ago we got bin laden and we are still reaping the benefits. for one thing, we found his porn stash, it is some rough, rough stuff. we're talking full frontal ankles. of course, now we can warn teenage boys, if they look at playboy, navy seal will shoot them in the eye. best of all, folks, this act of closure opens an old wound. >> the death of osama bin laden recinsdled an old debate over enhanced interrogation, what some have cal

the action from china basin in moments. but first, tonight, the heat did not want to flame out at home in this rematch of the '06 finals with reloaded teamsile a former cal bear was hoping for some

the end business news is next with me. uniform welcome to business team russia's biggest lenders burbank could be in line for a hefty investment from china and chinese investment corporation is interested in buying a five percent stake in the bank and as you know that could be worth while billion dollars however sources say the lender is unlikely to sells it's a big stake in just one investors world bank is a prime asset in russia's massive privatization program so it is going to sell a seven point six percent stake in the bank in order. well as extending losses with a stronger dollar and worries about greek debt weighing on the price it dropped sharply at the end of last week following a decision by the international energy agency to release strategic reserves on to the market a move is having a direct impact on the russian market which relies heavily on energy exports however get us out of someone like a bush a bank says the effects are not likely to be shortlived i really think that these measures will prize as is. transitory i don't think it's going wrong from significant that. i think the reason why you have. reaction from the marke

the news makers on our team. in indonesia algy's available in the growing giotto church a media photo of the ritz carlton hotel a little hotel to tell me the millennium hotel in china you can see on t.v. and censor told what kind.

in baltimore tonight while the giants are getting ready to start a three-game set against the team from our nation's capital, the washington nationals, we check in in chinaasin. >>> and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. yes, some sun breaking through the clouds. we'll let you know about a lot ingo to get this week coming up in my seven-day forecast. in >>> we want to give you some breaking news that we have now on the case of missing nursing student michelle le. she disappeared a week ago on friday while doing rounds at kaiser permanente in hayward. she's a nursing student there. initially this has been covered as a missing persons case. police have been working on this case around the clock. her family out there very outspoken looking for michelle le. we have just received news from the hayward police department that they have changed the classification of this case from a missing persons case to a homicide case. police now saying that they have uncovered compelling evidence during the course of their investigation through the week that they do believe at this point that the nursing student has been killed somehow or has died. it's a homicide case.

this hour including the tragedy of teams suicides russia struggles to maintain an epidemic even though there's no obvious remedy and. coming up in a few minutes also russia and china agree on pumping gas though the price proves to be a problem but neither leave the summit empty handed after securing billions of dollars in business again the latest story. three days into his job and greece's new finance ministers admitted he faces a real war in carrying out a raft of painful reforms to convince his or you kind of to give greece new loans is much bigger task will be to get angry greeks on side more cuts to job services and pay the point that was part of a major cabinet reshuffle to try and calm the. being shown on the streets of athens sara firth was in the capital this week when the latest protests broke out. but they. still didn't get. this thing. done. people have one thing that he was going to go to the name of the place trying to prop up violence still breaking out not to be not so i love the people of the c.b.c. nice people testify but the cast was told they really don't want to hold film that it's been said that the people who. actually provide. people still

so there you have it they now have the ability to call in a swat team on you that's your government's immoral leviathan of a tax system that we and perhaps now china is paying for still perhaps some tangible good came out of this event as the department of education may have taught writes children of valuable lesson when you borrow money from dogs and fall behind they send in forster's with guns after you oh wait that's none of this was about or was it as yesterday's close a group worker shows children who learn when standards are high and results are measured but all this could be over voided a controversial scholarship created by pay pal co-founder peter thiel awarded twenty four candidates one hundred thousand dollars fellowship in silicon valley to pursue entrepreneurial projects instead of attending college they're all twenty or younger and will be plugged into an extensive network of high tech mentors thiel as question the value of higher education is the institution exists today also believes that the degree factory that is our current college system is about to come crashing down he told tech crunch in april that college is the next bubble

the college world series only four teams remaining. >>> upsets and injuryies. finals. trying to make it back-to-back french open titles but she wouldn't have enough to get past the 29-year-old from chinast too good. how about that shot right there? 31 winners. taking the first set 6-4. then finishing it off in the second set winning the last nine points of the match to finally win her first major and maybe even more impressive she becomes the first chinese player, man or woman to ever win a grand slam. >>> go from the clay to the grass. we go to ohio now. steve stricker finishing his round with a hole in one and birdie. today picking up right where he left off. right into the cup. that one was pretty nice. eagle on the par 4. stricker would add another eagle on the 5th and lead by as many as six strokes. struggle down the stretch with three bogeys on the final holes. three listen shot lead over jonathan byrd going into the final round. more to counsel after the break. checking in on the earthquakes and the bruins were hoping to rattle the ice. and tie things up with vancouver in the stanley cup finals. keep it here. we are coming right back. ,,,,,, [ jerry ] look at this! you got a st

china we like dragon boats all strong guys. you're girls, like how do you have the strength?" and i was like -- "ugh, we can do it too." >> in fact, there are now teams that are all-girls. nor are teams limited to only those of chinese heritage. >> it's very important because for us it's not just trying to recruit the asian girls you know. we try to open this up to all girls of different backgrounds. >> male or female, it takes three things to be good at dragon boat racing. >> well teamwork definitely, because we all have to paddle at the same time. toughness, because you have to hang on there so you have to have really good endurance. and lastly, i guess, trust, because you have to trust everyone on the boat. so i guess that's like, the three "t's" of dragon boating. >> dragon boat festivals are held throughout the world. if you'd like to learn more about the sport, find the link on our website. >> teen's ideas on more time in the classroom, after the break! ♪ remember when... ♪ the sound of little feet was music, ♪ ♪ we danced to week to week, ♪ brought back the love, we found trust, ♪ ♪ vowed we'never give it up ♪ remember when... ♪ remember when.

including the tragedy of team suicides russia struggles to rein in the epidemic even though experts say there's an all too obvious remedy a good report coming up in a few minutes also russia and china agree on pumping gas though the price proves to be a problem but neither leave the summit empty handed after securing billions of dollars in business again the latest story. three days into his job in greece's new finance ministers admitted he faces a real war in carrying out a raft of painful reforms to convince his a you counterparts to give greece new loans is much bigger task will be to get angry greeks on side to bear more cuts to job services and paid employment was part of a major cabinet reshuffle to try and calm the deep seated fury being shown on the streets of athens sarah furthur in the capital this week when the latest protests broke out. the clashes between the police and the protests. believe me. you can be done. right. people have one thing that was going on at the moment the police trying to find out that violence still breaking out though if i see be not stopped by a lot of the people on the street fifty nice people dressed in black with a gas mask tell they really d

big news is that the former ambassador to china, john huntsman, the former utah governor, he didn't even show up at this event, he sent his wife mary kay and several of his political team down here, he finished in second place, he's not even a candidate yet, he suppose suppo supposed to announce on saturday. issues like climate change and same-sex marriage, he ended up finishing in second place and third place was michelle bachmann who as you know had impressive performance in monday's republican debate in new hampshire, she came in third today, fredericka. >> they are also talking presidential politics in minnesota. there were two rival conferences there in minneapolis this weekend. one involving liberal bloggers, the other involving conservative bloggers, republican presidential candidate michelle bachmann as peter was just mentioning, a minnesota congresswoman spoke at the conference. >> we are now two years into an economic recovery. were you aware of that? we're two years into it. now normally when you go into a recovery, you begin to have a dramatic turn around, in fact you start adding jobs at hundreds of thousands of jobs a month. how's the president doing? not

the third economic revolution, teams have plans. germany has a plan. china has a plan. singapore has a plan. the usa has no plan. the road map is an attempt to try to make a plan at a unique moment in history. if we love this country like i do, we need leadership and the plan, and this is a good place to start. >> i was struck with the did difference between what austan was saying earlier in the discussion and the tone of this report. the conventional wisdom is that when the growth comes, the jobs will come. the growth may come, but that jobs may not necessarily come, that is the tone in this report. we may talk about a jobless recovery or not, but has something fundamental changed? >> there is not the consistency that you may see of her side. the report lays out three scenarios, high-growth, low growth, and medium grit. underlined thoses about the growth of the economy and demand and household and come and consumption and investment. i do not think it is either/or. we manage to get a high growth economy, we will see jobs of these numbers in these sectors. fashion is, wh

the teams vying for the america's cup on san francisco bay in 2013. members from eight racing teams were introduced today. they come from as far away as chinaorea. they say this race will be unlike any other america's cup. >> i think this time we are adding a -- well, several extra dimensions with the format being more exciting and the accessibility of the racing to people that might not necessarily have followed it before. >> i think we have a fantastic group. the quality of the teams will reflect the quality of the event. >> today's event cops just days after this, defending champ oracle racing capsized this catamaran on the bay during a test run. no one seriously hurt. >>> we got left out in north america. but stargazers in pretty much the rest of the world got quite a sight today. it was an exceptional lunar eclipse lasting 100 minutes. this was the view from russia. the eclipse lasted so long because the moon went right through the center of the earth's shadow. that red color is from sulfur in the our following last week's volcanic eruptions in chile. >> not too bad. >> whoopi. it looks like a full moon but it's 9 the% waning gibbous b

the delta air lines plane experienced possible hydraulic problems before landing. the team was returning from kansas city where they played there earlier this week. luckily, they are all okay. >>> silicon valley trust chinaott mcgrew says more trouble between tech companies and the world's second largest economy this morning. >> lauren this is very serious. the second time, google says g mail accounts have been hacked by clean niece hackers. now, there is evidence the hacks are coming from a government-sponsored school in china and accounts targeted belong to american diplomats, military and other governmental officials. in other words, straight-out espionage. google caught china doing this before and threatened to pull its business out of the country all together, something it did sort of halfway last time. laura, one of the things experts are quick to point out it suspect others companies in silicon valley are also being hacked but google says those companies are not admitting it this time. the last time they did cisco systems, yahoo! that kind of thing did admit that time around. not the only trouble for yahoo! either, also in china, yahoo! is trying to figure to out what went wrong with alibaba. jack

the giants. now and sent to china, the weather conditions were a little rough, the dragon festivities are still going on in one teamted 2000 years ago. and no jokes, they are really moving. our staff was impressed by how fast these competitors row. now when the return, the 14th time california sports writer of the year scott here to talk about his latest effort wrote in the chronicle today about brian wilson of the giants and of course the news of the moment, the warriors' new head coach mark a jackson back aside in a moment. >> no joke, the sky's the best the we will be right back does, from the l.a. times to the chronicle. people and i know this, but when herb cane passed away they said come on scott and do that. >> too much--the much, you can not really,herb but pretty much that i did. i enjoyed it, i got a lot of free, well the mills were not free from the arrests rob i got to go around town in go to places. and then we had to change over leadership. and still and the examiner took over and set me back. >> but you are the 14th time sports writer of the year. did that mark jackson catching off guard. >> i did no

. >> the president's team has said you've been changing your tune. and of course you served as the president's ambassador to china. and once wrote he was a remarkable leader. but david axelrod and others said when you were ambassador they had meetings where behind the scenes you embraced the president's economic plans. and you encouraged his efforts on health care. when they say that, are they not telling the truth? >> i think a lot of that is nonsense. >> not true? >> when you -- listen, when a group comes to town, as they did once for a state visit, when you greet them, you congratulate them on what they're doing, good work on your legislative victories. that should not be smis misinterpreted as a wholesale embrace of what they're doing. i don't know where that's coming from. the fact that everyone -- >> it's coming from david axelrod. >> you would expect that, you know, in a political environment. but, listen, i have respect for the president. he's a good man. he's earnest and hard working. we have fundamental disagreements on the direction of the country. 2012 is going to be a critically important election ye

organization or is it seen december when the twelve members need to prove they can still serve its purported function of ensuring a stable oil market russia china life across our team. ok dominic if i can go to you first in london is opec in crisis because ever since we can't keep hearing there's no crisis in opec there's no crisis and opaque everything is fine it sounds like they're protesting a bit too much what is the state of opec right now. well i think i don't know how to call it a crisis i would just call it a. further pushing of saudi arabia you know doing what they want to do i mean for the last some years it's almost been everything that gets done in opec and saudi arabia actually does it because they have the capability of supplying more oil to the market and they basically have been getting consensus from opec. at this stage of the game it seems that the more price hawks within opec those that do not have the capability of adding surplus capacity into the marketplace i guess i'm just tired of sanctioning saudi arabia and i think in the long run i think it's good for the consumer it's actually good for saudi arabia because at least until the summer saudi

china drum up support for her bid. ♪ >> hello and welcome. the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court says he is becoming more convinced that colonel gaddafi's using rape against libyan rebels. a team found evidence that suggests the libyan leader has even provided his soldiers with the viagra. on the ground, rebels have made their first attempt to move out of the city of misrata. they are moving south and east and west. they have sustained heavy casualties as colonel gaddafi's forces fought back. >> to shouts of "god is great" rebels fought back against colonel gaddafi's forces. >> we are on the front line now. we do not need any help because we are ready to defeat gaddafi and his forces, his supporters and his sons. >> this is the heaviest fighting around the city since gaddafi loyalists were beaten here in april. more casualties are rushed into the hospital. so far, this hospital alone has received 11 dead and more than 30 with serious injuries. they expect many more as the fighting continues. meanwhile, colonel gaddafi is facing new allegations of the -- of abuses from this man. >> he decided to banish [unintelligible] beyond the limits, i would say. also, we are finding some e

happens is trying to send a swat team to kick down our doors well they probably won't because at this rate it will already be their door you know all the imported from china trinkets we surround ourselves with in order to pretend we're still a prosperous country there's a trade going on here in exchange china gets american infrastructure american land and even the entire state of idaho a maybe they'll privatizers a road after they buy them we can only hope so the u.s. may not have any money but maybe we can pay the world often clinton's remote rumors are swirling via reuters that hillary clinton maybe i need to take the seat of president of the world bank in two thousand and twelve and of course word out of hillary land has been flat denial so far but that never means much these days one way or another i'm sure we haven't heard the last of hillary ok we're we're talking about hillary clinton now so yes that means you can stop touching yourselves. all right joining us now is luke would ask yourself we're lucky to have with us as a result of a surprise ride that saved him a train trip he is coming to us live from st moritz switzerland with an update on what

team . this russian orthodox church out of one hundred far from its home. and coming up on our do we explore the world. and what about. china's double digit growth rate during the financial crisis has been the and beyond the world and yet many chinese are still not reaping the rewards of the economic boom that includes the millions of graduates and are in the workforce here they're becoming part of a phenomenon called an tribes as henry morton explains. despite the global slowdown china's economy is booming and cities are expanding at a seemingly unstoppable pace as people look to leave their poor rule backgrounds behind in search of the chinese economic miracle and one of the largest groups of people currently moving into china cities are university graduates like those from this campus in downtown beijing however many are arriving to find their degrees of worthless and that the streets are paved with anything but gold these graduates often end up living in the most basic and squalid of conditions and forced to do menial jobs sociologists have dubbed them the tribes and there are thought to be more than one hundred thousand

china denied any involvement. >>> a plane carrying the los angeles angels baseball team was forced to make an emergency landing last night because of a mechanical problem. there was a problem with the plane's hydraulics. but the pilot was able to land safely. the team was returning from a loss in kansas city. >>> and look at this. here's what happens when the buck does not stop here. a deer burst through the front doors of this bank in virginia, getting through two sets of doors to the shock of everyone inside. a few minutes later, around lunchtime, he darted back out the way he came in. you look for economic indicators and signs. trying to see if there's anything to do with the banks here. can't put the deer together with the banks. >> thanks so much. >>> time, now, for the weather. colleen coyle in for sam, from our great dallas station, wfaa. >> good morning, everyone. right now, we have been talking about the tornadoes that have touched down in massachusetts. a very rare event. look at radar right now. this is our past radar from when the storm happened around 4:30 in the afternoon. maybe on the ground for abou