to discuss the reset relations in many different countries and parts of the world i'm joined by thomas graham he's senior director at kissinger associates also we have john nesbitt he is the co-author of the bestselling book china megatrends eight pillars of a new society and we also have doris nesbitt she's the director of the nesbitt china institute i want to go to you first. we hear the term reset people obviously go to the united states and russia but i'd like to pose before we get to that reset if it's real or not real the greatest reset in international relations in the last twenty years since the end of the cold war is the new engagement that russia and china have which is quite remarkable ok so i want to talk about this triad a little bit here but first you know let's let's look at the reset is real and then we'll put china into it is the reset real or is it just a media event just for both sides to say it can't go on like this we really do have to talk to each other and we have to have some kind of. moment and it was a change in administration it's a change of administration and even

was it alexandria graham bell, thomas edison, samuel moreis, or henry ford? answer is coming up later. much more ahead this morning. keep it right here. >>> a health alert this morning. health officials are concerned about a newly discovered superbug genech they believe it can turn bacteria into superbug that's resist nearly all antibiotics. the cdc reports three patients in massachusetts, california and illinois were infected with different types of bacteria that contain this gene. now all had recently been to india where the problem is thought to be widespread. >>> a new government-funded study said there is no link between autism and childhood vaccines with the mercury based preservative. researchers from the cdc tracked more than a thousand children born between 1994 and 1999 after reviewing immunization records of the children and mothers, they found no link between vaccinations and the development of autism. >>> the recipient of the first nearly total face plant is urging for donors. life bank coordinates donations throughout cleveland. 56% of people in

graham. ward five, harry thomas. and eleanor holmes norton for the d.c. delegate. they all remain in their seats before the the general election. >>> while all this a leaks excitement was going on, there was a bizarre accident at fenty headquarters. a volunteer fell and crashed through a plate glass window just before midnight. this happened while karen gray houston was on the air live updating election results. >> those are the people who were targeted by the get out to vote effort of the -- oh, my gosh. don't get too frightened. somebody leaned against the glass. >> we are told the volunteer fell through a nine by nine foot window and was bleeding pretty badly from the head. the good news here, the man was able to walk to an ambulance. so far though, no word on his condition this morning. >>> now, to the prince george's county race for county executive. let's talk about that. that was rushern baker beating the four challengers. we continue with this morning's team coverage with stacy cohan. she is live in upper marlboro with the latest there. >>> we are outside t

jim graham won his reelection bid with 57% of the vote. harry thomas was also victorious in ward 5. >>> well, the third time turned out to be a charm. he won the democratic primary in a five-way race for county executive. he could replace retiring county executive johnson. let's take a look now at the numbers. miael jackson came in a distant second followed by dean. this is bak's thirdry for the job. >> i think the people have spoken. d i think the message is loud and clear. prince george's, it's time to make a good county great. >> baker seasonally wins the top post. no republicans are challenging him in november. >>> montgomery county executive race, doug louse rosenfeld won 69% to 31%. rosen feld will face leggett, the first african-american elected to that office and unopposed in the democratic primary. let's take a look at our forecast for the day. nice day after election? >> certainly off to a beautiful start. no fog. clr sky. off to a cool start. many locations in the 50s right now in washington. temperatures, as we look around the region, low t

jim graham won his reelection bid with 57% of the vote. harry thomas was also victorious in ward 5. he won easily over mcduffy, hunter and turner with 62% of the vote. and in ward 6, big victory for tommy wells, 75% of the vote. stay with us for more election results. view all t results on nbcwashington.com. >>> 5:06 is the time now. still ahead, tea party members are declaring victory after several big wins. what it cld mean for democrats. >>> after months in an iranian prisoner, an american is released. >>> another cool morning. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's luxury with fire in its veins. bold. daring. capable of moving your soul. ♪ and that's even befe you drop your foot on the pedal. ♪ the new 2011 cts coupe from cadillac. theew standard of the world. >>> 5:09 is your time now. still dark out there. twinkling stars in the night sky. it was a nice, cool, refreing morning when you step out. how is it looking, tom? >> feeling like autumn here in mid-september. and we have a clear sky this morning. still an hour and a half aw from sunrise. the bright spot in the western sky is the plane

. >>> in ward one, jim graham won the democrat you can primary with 57% of the vote there. >> incumbent harry thomas. defeated three challengers in the ward five democratic party. >>> the race for d.c.'s congressional delegate, eleanor holmes norton captured 91% of the vote in the democratic primary. she faces challengers from both the republican and statehood green parties in november. >>> again, the results results on all the primary races in d.c. and maryland will continue to control across your screen this morning during our newscast. >>> straight ahead on fox 5, we have good news from the commerce department after all of that back to school shopping. we'll have the latest on the economy up next in today's business beat. stay with us. it is now 6:21. s,rc >>> back with our business beat. one pharmaceutical stock taking a big hit but we did have good news from the commerce department. chris cotter joins us from fox business network in new york with more. let's start with the markets. >> good morning. we were down 18 points yesterday on the do you. that snapped a little bit of a winning streak we

challenge for weaver or smith and the polls showgm graham with 68% support and raised more money than both of his challenge -- challengers combined. harry thomasaces a host of challengers in ward 5, tommy wells with two in ward 6. republicans, by the way, have candidates in four ward contests and areup opposed in this primary. the four republicans will challenge democrats, however. in the elect. >> will that name confusion you mentioned be enough to unseat mendelson? >> reporter: it's always up to the voters to know who they voting for. in this case, doesn't appear they do. mendelson started take the challenge seriously when the polls finally came out. "the washington post" polls showed the shadowed center, who is white, polling extremely high in areas like ward 7 and 8 where he rarely campaigned and in fact, his numbers mirror the current council member. the man running, michael d. brown has a strong support in anacostia, where he has a 51% of the black democrats say they would vote for brown compared to 11% for mendelson who usually scores high there and it's a significant threat that we'll be watching tonight. for the record, though, michae

. >>> elsewhere in the district, jim graham won his primary bid in ward 1 with 57% of the vote, defighting smith and weaver. >>> council memberharry thomas was victorious in ward 5. he won easily over mcduffy, o hunter and turner with 62% of the vote. >> and in ward 6, victory for tommywells. he defeated robinson with 75% of the vote. now the race for prince george's coty executive. we can now declare baker the winner in the race to replace jack johnson with 97% of the votes kwounted. >>> bakerwon the democratic primary with 44% in a five-way race. michael jackson was second. john is in the newsroom now with more on this race. good morning, john. >> joe, good morning to you as well. baker, a former state delega said before the numbers came in that if he didn't win on his third try he would be done. well, he doesn't have to worry about that anymore as he won prince george's county executive race. this was a hotly contested five-way race at times was overshadowed by allegations of voter fraud and fake ballots around the county. his closest opponent jackson believed he was the most experienced pepper for the job, serving as sheriff for the

cultivate those minds and that creativity out there and maybe we'll see the future alexander graham bells, the thomas edsons, the robert fultons and maybe other great americans who have been able to create the america we know today and the world we see around us that too often we take for granted that scenes and technology made it -- science and technology made it all possible. with this event maybe we'll remind all of us how lucky we are to be in america where freedom of mind goes along with freedom of spirit. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. gordon: once again, i thank my friend from san diego for an excellent resolution and also for the good, constructive role he plays on our science and technology committee. i ask my friend, mr. hall, do you have any further speakers? mr. hall: madam speaker, i have no further requests for time. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. gordon: and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house su

graham once said counterterrorism strategy and "washington journal" is live with segments on public transportation. the unemployment bill passed by the senate. the senate impeachment trial of louisiana district court judge thomasus continues on c- span 3. the transportation department conference on distracted driving on c-span. our coverage begins at 10:00 eastern after "washington journal." >> every weekend on c-span 3, and experience american history tv starting saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern, 48 hours of people and events telling the stories. hear speeches by national leaders and i would accounts of events that shaped our nation. pop history professors and leading historians delve into the american past. that is all weekend, every weekend on cspan 3. >> republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina on the afghanistan war and counter- terrorism strategies. it is a colonel in the air force reserves and just returned from afghanistan where he served as a legal adviser. from the american enterprise institute, this is a little over one hour. institute. >> ladies and gentlemen -- ladies and gentlemen, if i can ask you all to be seated and and your conversations, please. we would like to get started on time.