first to get to the border of tibet. then walking for five days to freedom. >> at night it was really cold. we slept under rocks. and during the day, close to where the chinese camps are. we have to kind of hide so that they won't catch us. >> and she also described how many people that have escaped have been caught and killed. >> this photo of her with her uncle is the only one she has from tibet. her family risked everything so their children could get an education. >> i had the opportunity. i'm in school. and people in tibet, they don't have this chance. >> i am here for a reason, she says. >> in my seven years as a counselor she's probably the most special student i've worked with. it's her character. how much she cares for others and wants to help others around her. >> reporter: her family lives below the federal poverty line. her father struggles to support them. >> what i have is my religion. you know. and through my religion i've learned to not be materialistic. if you have all the things you need instead of thin

. >>> our student rising above today comes from a tiny village in tibet and this fall she became the first in her family to go to college. she understanding freedom in a way that even some americans do not. >> reporter: orientation at oxford college in georgia, one face in the crowd here, she was a stand out at commencement at albany high in june when she spoke about how she got here. >> the most memorable moment of my life was escaping from my country of tibet, by crossing the himalayan mountains. i was 8 years old. >> most of her classmates knew nothing of the dangerous journey that little girl took, first to get to the border of tibet, then walking for 5 days to freedom. >> at night it was very cold. we slept under rocks. and during the day, close to where the camps are, we have to kind of hide so that they won't catch us. >> and she also described how many of the people that have escaped have been caught and killed. >> this photo of pasan of her uncle is the only one she has of tibet. her family risked everything so their children could get an education. >> i'm in school, and peo

, according to the london-based free tibet group. the demonstrations were triggered when authorities attempted to force tibetans to fly the chinese flag during national day celebrations. let's go live to martin patience in beijing. martin, just how much do we know about what actually happened? >> well, this was a very serious incident. the information is still trickling out. the only information we have, only accounts, is from these activist groups. now, according to free tibt, a crowd has gathered at the government office on sunday. the reason they were there was to protest -- was to try to get e authorities to release a detained tibet appear. chinese security forces opened fire on the crowd. it's not clear whether they used tear gas, but according to free tibet, 60 tibia eight ans were injured, two critically. in terms of the chinese authorities, well, there's been no word from china's foreign ministry much it says yesterday it wasn't aware of these reports. >> martin, this is surely another example of the tension that exists over

and people in tibet, they don't have this chant, right?: i am here for a reason, she says. >> in my seven years as a counselor, she is probably the most special student i have worked with. it's her character, how much she cares for others and wants to help others around here. >> reporter: hasan's family lives below the federal poverty line. her father struggles to support them. >> what i have is my religion. you know? and through my religion i have learned to not be materialistic. if you have all the things you need instead of what you want, knowledge is more important than materials. >> reporter: people in the bay area may know more than most about the plight of tibetans. [ yelling ] >> reporter: they are not allowed to practice their religion on speak their own language. the religious leader the dalai lama cannot even go home. but the image that sticks in her mind are the pictures of dozens of at the bet tans who have self-immolated, set themselves on fire, to protest their treatment under the chinese government. >> i'm scared that if th

it is alleged he was responsible for actions aimed at eliminating the uniqueness of tibet. of the activists bringing the case says the international community should pay attention. >> in spain there is a system, you know, that tried to get in court, but other countries are not yet -- neither in america they have now in the france, so we will try -- starting from spain, we will try to really tell the world of the suffering of tibet an people and genocide what is happening inside tibet. >>> an embarrassing spelling mistake that forced the vatican to withdraw thousands of medals for sale. >>> a group in turkey has criticized reforms unveiled by the government which it says don't go far enough in granting autonomy in the region. >>> north korea has branded a joint naval exercise as a grave military provocation. the two-day drill prompted north korea to put its military on high alert. the u.s. has almost 30,000 troops in asia, and regularly engage in military exercises. >>> at the summit in brew nigh, john kerry said all countries had a right to seek arbitration. >>> talks aimed

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tibet tibetan buddhists believe that. gyatso was named the new dalai lama. he left for india.th president xi? >> no, doesn't do good. some of my chinese friends, they say, new leaders, real thinking. >> there's real thinking? >> real thinking, more liberal. more open-minded. >> government of president xi? >> oh, yes, chinese leaders. >> you are more optimistic now, with the new president of china, that tibet could gain autonomy? >> i can definitely answer, but there are these kind of opinions among chinese friends. so, we'll see. >> but now china is telling world leaders not to meet with you? >> okay. from their own view. it is quite logical. some of the chinese officials consider me as demon. so it's really worth while to stop meeting with a demon. >> doesn't make you angry? >> no. >> after all, anger is just one of the temptations that have no place in this monk's life. >> no wine? no tobacco or anything like that? >> no. >> and you're celibate, right? >> oh, yes. >> what do you do for fun? >> fun, think. it's fun. >> you also said one of your weaknesses is beautiful women.

i also want to show you what's going on in tibet where 116 touristses have been rescued from a base camprom a tourist attraction. tourists included about 25 overseas citizens. more than 40 rescuers and heavy machinery was required to clear the way after the snowfall surpassed about 15 centimeters of accumulations. so a lot of the white stuff coming down out here and both of these locations where you just saw these videos are not related directly at all, but they are both being fuelled by this high pressure and the cold air spilling in from the north. that video off to the west and you will still be seeing 12 to 15 centimeters of snowfall occurring here. this is just indicating that we are getting closer and closer to winter, but tropical season is not over by any means because now we have the newest tropical storm. tropical storm francisco here over guam. tropical storm watches are already in effect for the mariana islands and this is expected to track off toward the northwest. now not saying it's going to be impacting japan quite yet, but a lot of the models in the long range here are i

showers down towards the south of china, will be turning over to snow in eastern tibet. shanghai in the mid-20s there. as pel well as taipei. let's take a look finally into the americas, where there is a storm brewing, which will be affecting quite a few of you, with snow all the way from california up in towards the intermountain west. we've got montana, wyoming, even in towards western portions of the dakotas, you could be seeing some heavy snow. in the purple is where you'll be seeing up to about 20 centimeters. that's where the heaviest stuff will be. in the desert southwest, maybe we're not going to be seeing the precipitation. some strong winds could be throwing dust and sand around. that could also be an issue. we'll see thunderstorms coming down towards the south and into the lower mississippi valley. you've got the storms already in oklahoma city on your monday. ahead of that front coming through, you can see some fog. or you'll see some fog is probably not the right expression to use. visibility could be impaired up to about 500 meters. so you need to be very c

the french envoy turned his attention to the situation in tibet and the autonomous region.he asked chinese leaders to ask u.n. human rights monitors to visit those areas. china's delegate said leaders in beijing have made improvements over the last four years. he said they've taken measures to protect people's rights to freedom of expression and religion, but he said attempts to split country disturbed tranquility of society will not be permanent, even under the banner of human rights. council members will write up their recommendations then present them to the chinese government by next march. >>> one man who has kept china's human rights record in the international spotlight is activist chen guangcheng. his family just

of china's pool safety record earlier this year a massive landslide killed eighty three miners in tibet. up next because a report on why oddly enough fraud may actually be good for the economy it's on its program the news continues in thirty three minutes from now. i recently read headlines all over the russian internet screaming in full paranoia mode that china has just bought five percent of ukraine now they're writing that china will lease five percent of ukraine over ukrainian officials themselves claim that china won't be getting either and that this is a deal about some drip irrigation system this iteration didn't explode on to the internet to the fantasies of bloggers the south china morning post reported that one company does have a crop and pig farming plan design utilized nine percent of ukraine's territory also last year the ban on foreigners buying land ukraine ed coincidently been lifted although i am the distrustful pro sovereignty type getting the rich foreign country to pay to develop your nation's agriculture might not be too bad of a deal it would definitely take a lot

of trying for safety standards earlier this year a massive landslide killed eighty three miners in tibet. a good education should be a step towards a better life but it appears it's not so in spain students there are among some of the worst prepared to enter the workforce according to a new report by the global economic development organization that o.e.c.d. sarah firth next reports on how those heading back to university feel insults being added to injury. your son employee geezer often called the lost generation is perhaps not the most descriptions given that when you speak to young people here they know exactly where they are and how tough the situation they're in is here in spain youth unemployment now stands at more than fifty five percent not coming at a time when the spanish government says that things are slowly getting better back any greece has it worse in europe we've been speaking to some of the students here to find out how they're going to be facing the challenges that lie ahead. it's the start of a new academic year and for many of these students it will be the final year

after 50 years in exile he continues to call for tibet's autonomy and hopes china will listen. >> haveberal. more open-minded. >> government of president xi? >> oh yes, chinese leaders. >> you are more optimistic now, with the new president of china, that tibet could gain autonomy? >> i can definitely answer but there are these kind of opinions among chinese friends. so, we'll see. >> but now china is telling world leaders not to meet with you? >> okay. from their own view. it is quite logical. some of the chinese officials consider me as demon. so it's really worth while to stop meeting with a demon. >> doesn't make you angry? >> no. >> after all, anger is just one of the temptations that have no place in this monk's life. >> no wine? no tobacco or anything like that? >> no. >> and you're celibate, right? >> oh, yes. >> what do you do for fun? >> fun, think. it's fun. >> you also said one of your weaknesses is beautiful women. >> of course as you're seeing beautiful women, oh so beautiful, but then as a monk think g thinking, many of my friends, american friends, also some european, s

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this eastern partnership faces goes well beyond trade deficits, from reciprocal visa regulations to tibet, new delhi and beijing have long struggled to agree on delicate of regional and global importance. last year india described the arrival of chinese troops in this remote part of its territory as an incursion. china argued it was rightfully reclaiming what it already owns. leaders from both countries have now agreed to deal with territorial disputes. >> we have agreed that peace and tranquility on our borders must remain the foundation for growth in the india/china relationship. >> translator: we are two old civilization. our two people have the wisdoms and the two governments have the ability to manage our differences along our border so they will not affect the overall interest of our bilateral relationship. >> reporter: during the annual festival season, indians pray for peace and prosperity. wrapped in politics and official symbolism, that's the message of the indian prime minister he's trying to convey to his chinese counterpart. >>> a political scandal involving south korea's spy

we know about china's historical interest taiwan and tibet which they race with the united states their sensitivity that human rights all of which were on the agenda. but then we were looking through this new vehicle that the strategic and economic dialogue to take what hank paulson had done on the economic side with tim guyton or and i working together to expand the discussion because i think the chinese would have been very happy to stay focused on the economic issues and early 09. part of that was you were going to get your house in order argue to make sure our investments in your dad are good ones but also we wanted to bring investor t. chick. there's a long list claims of the south china sea and claims of the east china sea. the complex that have occurred over assets and potential resources with vietnam and with the philippines and the back-and-forth arguing with japan. the continuing threat posed by north korea which is a very much of a chinese problem. and potential -- potentially a solution so we wanted to broaden the aperture so we were just talking about current evaluation. we

people like this all around the world, from all different backgrounds and all of a sudden they go to tibet or they go to india or guatemala or something and they have this -- i'm not even sure they can ask you what it is, but they have this and in connection and identity to a place in almost kind of advanced and understanding of the way that site works, where to most outsiders they could seem very exotic and punishable. there are these people who -- i don't know if it's reincarnation or whatever. it's like they just seem to know why. i think lawrence was like that because it's interesting, there is this personality because in fact his personality was so non-arab. he had this revulsion of being touched. he would avoid shaking hands. he hates being touched or embraced or anything. then to go to arab culture is incredibly fiscal. men always kissing and holding hands in hiking and everything. also at that time, deals could go on for four or five hours and they reveal these people sitting in a room. this is how armies were recruited in how decisions were made aware to attack next. and lawrence

this all around the world from all kinds of different backgrounds, and all of a sudden they go to tibet, or they go to india or guatemala or something, and they, and they just have this -- i'm not even sure they can even explain what it is, but they have this instant connection, this instant identity to a place. and almost kind of an instant understanding of the way that society works where to most outsiders it could seem very exotic and impenetrable. there are these people who it's like i don't know, a reincarnation of whatever it is. [laughter] it's like they just seem to know it. and i think lawrence was like that. because it's, there wasn't finish it's interesting, it was a thing of his personality because, in fact, his personality was so non-arab. he had this revulsion of being touched. he'd avoid shaking hands. i mean, he hated being touched or embraced or anything. and then to go to an arab culture where it's incredibly physical, men are always kissing and holding hands and hugging and everything, and also at that time meals could go on for four or five hours, and there'd be all

we know that china's historical interest in taiwan and tibet, which they raise with the united states their sensitivity of human rights. all of which were on the agenda. we were looking through this new vehicle of the strategic and economic dialogue to take what hank paulson had done on the economic side, with tim geithner and i working together, to expand the discussion, because the chinese would have been happy to say focused on the economic issues in early 2009. part of that was you guys are going to get your house in order and make sure that our arestment in your debts good ones. we wanted to bring the strategic in. there is a long list. the conflicts that have occurred potential resources with vietnam, the philippines, the back-and-forth arguing with japan. the continuing threats posed by north korea, which is very much of a chinese problem. solution.tential we wanted to broaden the after church -- we wanted to broaden the aperture. we wanted to have a broader discussion, and make clear that the united states was there to stay. >> there was a moment where you must have wondered i

i would welcome any panelist comments on the situation into tibet, which is not any better for the tibetan people. visit, they talk about the upcoming visit to japan. he has made some visits to japan in the past. past, nonk that in the japanese high-ranking official -- if he does visit in the near that -- think >> let's talk about human rights. this does not often get a lot of attention. is the human rights situation still a matter of concern? has this fall and so fall off of the radar that security and economic issues have pushed this off of the agenda? or is this something that each of your countries are still active about? understand, as they lead between the senior chinese officials and the senior human rightscials, have always been issue, and this may refer to particular individuals at any given time. this is a matter of discussion and you talk about this. we have a regular human rights dialogue with the chinese. you make your point. we don't question this as being part of china, we do not say that the chinese must be eliminated from. we expressed concern about cultural issues, and re

that was one of the amendments that was proposed in april again, and i oppose tibet and others opposed it for a number of good reasons. we opposed it because some states have such low requirements for getting a concealed carry permit that basically virginia, one of the people who shot at virginia tech i know she's able to get a concealed permit carry on my without ever having touched a gun in her life. but she was able to do it online. some states like utah, it's fairly easy still to get a. you fill out a form, mail and check, you get a concealed carry license. other states have tougher requirements. there's a whole variety. stage have to renew the permit on a regular basis. some like india once you get it is a lifetime permit. he have an obligation to tell the stated intent if you, you have gotten in trouble during her lifetime, they might take the permit away but you've got a lifetime permit for your gun. not for your driver's license but for your gun. different states have different criteria. one of the things we should look at, because in order to get the other eight and the gun ri