and that is giving u.s. side of things to come, but i want to tell you what about the opening performance that you saw. it was proudly presented by the american center for the philippine arts, and it means a "from the village of." it is alive journey of the man struggling with the responsibility. the untapped and dynamism of the folk dance. it was created by the choreographer and performed by san francisco dance artists jonathan mercado, henry lau, maritoni madrano and kimberly requesto. give them an opening applause for that act. [applause] as for this group here, we request that you stand for the singing of the national anthem. >> ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ who's broad stripes and bright stars through theh perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say does that star- spangled ban

at the same time, we also strongly urge the u.s. side to loosen its export controls to china and also urged the u.s. government to treat the chinese enterprises working in the united states in a fair manner. i think as long as we were close together -- work close together, we will find more and more opportunities and we will find more and more when-when results. -- win-win results. i hope that the seminar could be a catalyst to boosting cooperation between china and california and san francisco. and help bring more tangible benefits to the economy and the people of both countries of both sides. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, vice minister. now we will proceed with the signing ceremony. that will be emceed by [unintelligible] >> [speaking foreign language] good morning, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. i am from the investment promotion agency. it is my honor to be the emcee of the signing ceremony today. matt have the honor of inviting the distinguished leaders -- may i have the honor of inviting the distinguish

all police on the u.s. side can do is watch them paddle away. now, texas state troopers are taking to the water with a fleet of six 34-foot armored gun boats with automatic whips. >> lieutenant charlie goble says this is needed. >> they are automatic machine guns. that will stop at nothing to move their product. they will stop at nothing to move their poison into the united states. >> he recognizes the center of the river as the international boundary. >> our goal is to make the arrest prior to them getting back to their base. >> some are calling it the texas navy. but for police who have seen countless drug runners swim away, it is a navy that is long overdue. nbc news, mccallen, texas >> up next here tonight making a difference finding strength on the field and in life. >>> finally tonight, for 12 seasons, he faced off against the nfl's toughest. now this former pro bowler has turned his talents to high schooler s helping them to reach their personal goals. jenna wolfe has the story from camden, new jersey. >> sean chandler has an exit strateg

u.s. and canada last night. >> a multiagenty agenty -- an investigation is under way this morning. upon receiving this information of course the canadian authorities shut down the bridge on their side. at that time, there was some collaboration between the customs -- u.s. customs along with several other agencies here and a decision was made to actually shut down this side as well. >> reporter: police set up several roadblocks near the bridge where k-9 units were called in to search that area. coast guard teams were on hand patrolling the detroit river beneath that bridge. the temporary closing led to major traffic back-ups. >> an inconvenience. sit here for five hours, six hours maybe until they get things all cleared up. check on every inch of the bridge i guess or whatever. >> reporter: investigate ours are trying to track down where the 911 call was made. >> this call did come from the u.s. side and we are following up on the information that we have so far and utilizing our intel center and other resources that we have. >> reporter: officials moved to reopen the crossing after a thorough inspection and found no signs of explosives. >> our people scanned the bridge. we see no i

between detroit and windsor ontario closed after police say a 911 call came in reporting a bomb on the u.s. side of the bridge. last week a sim similar threat was-- similar threat was made. >>> there's going to be a press conference about the national search for two missing girls in iowa. it's been three days since the cousins elizabeth collins and lyric cook disappeared. at this point there are few clues to go on about where they could be. they were last seen leaving their grand more's house on a bike ride. >> it's baffling to try to figure out the pieces to the puzzle looking at it and it doesn't make sense. >> crews drained a lake near where they were last seen where the bikes were found. the process could take a couple days. >>> last night the coast guard suspended the search for a missing boater. sunday night they got a call two men were struggling in the water near park beach drive in harford county around the same time strong storms came into the area. one man-made it to shore but another remains missing this morning. >>> all right. the orioles loss to the twins a disappointment is a unde

all police on the u.s. side can do is watch them paddle away.texas state troopers are taking to the water with a fleet of 34 foot arm mored gun boat was automatic weapons. >> they are automatic machine guns. the show of force is desperately needed on this narrow stretch of water. >> they have to tall disregard for human life. they will stop at nothing to move their poison into the united states. >> he recognizes the center of the river as the boundary. >> our goal is to make the arrest prior to them getting back to their base. >> for place who have seen countless drug runners swim away, it is a navy that is long overdue. texas. >> up next here tonight making a difference finding strength on the field and in life. every day potentially harmful germs can collect on the surface of a denture. leading regular toothpastes are not designed to kill the bacteria that polident is designed to kill. polident's unique microclean formula has been proven to eliminate thousands of times more of the germs that can grow on dentures than leading regular toothpaste

the ambassador bridge linking detroit and windsor, ontario, was closed after authorities on the u.s. side got a call warning of a bomb. no explosives were found. last week, a bomb scare closed the tunnel between the two cities. >>> legitimate questions this morning about whether britain is actually ready for the upcoming olympics. after arriving at heathrow airport yesterday, a group of u.s. athletes suffered through a four-hour odyssey. their bus driver, believe it or not, got lost on his way to the olympic village. a security guard has been seen sleeping on the job inside london's olympic park. and on top of that, the security duty is having trouble with its staff. 56 guards were supposed to secure a venue just yesterday. but only 17 showed up. ten days and counting inle the opening ceremony. >>> the pentagon will reportedly announce its biggest ever mine-sweeping exercise in the persian gulf. all this comes a day after an american ship in that region found itself under threat. and then, opened fire with deadly effect. abc's jon karl reports. >> reporter: in this instant, an unidentifie

. >> susie: and when you talk about economic and corporate issues, are you talking more on the u.s. side or europe or both? >> well, i think there's three engines. europe, the united states, and china. europe right now is obviously not in a very good spot, and also, economically, they're in a rescission. the united states from our perspective is we avoid a recession in the u.s., and china, the third leg of that analysis is going to have a landing right now. so you're seeing global softness. commodities have sold off, emerging markets have sold off. and the united states has held up well, if you look at the russell 1,000, and the 2,000, you do need long term disciplinea sxnding. and there's going to be softness and volatility. >> susie: you know this is a headline driven market, and the headline is everyone is waiteding for is a report. what are you expecting? what kind of market reaction is going to come as a result of this? >> the consensus right now is a hundred thousand. that makes sense in that we've got a soft labor market. we're looking for a glacial improvement in the jobs markets

spending in the country so exactly where are these tax cuts going to come from the only people of the u.s. side is willing to go after the very. end here and we and i want you know i want to read and i want i. just want to ask you. i mean he said to me isn't any question do you think mitt romney is holding back on his taxes because there's something there that he doesn't want people to know about i think it's another distraction i couldn't care less about mitt romney's tax returns i do care by the way about barack obama's background so maybe we should arrange a trade and i would suggest mitt romney arrange a trait he should announce that he'll release his tax returns when obama releases his college records he was my college classmate at columbia diversity and i believe there's a massive scandal brewing at obama's time at columbia diversity so as soon as he releases unseals his college records if i was mitt i'd release my tax returns going back ten years but guess what the economy is in shambles and i don't care about mitt romney's tax returns i care about cutting spending cutting regulations ru

i have grave was on the canadian which is evidently supposed to be amazing and very rich and the u.s. side is a bit of a dump and in need of a lot of money as it is so just give it to canada. but i think more of those kids are going to want to go to canada for i guess job opportunities i would assume but that's all we have time for alone and thanks so much thank you so much for watching be sure to come back tomorrow and in the meantime you know you can follow me on twitter at lauren lyster give us feedback on the show any you missed at youtube dot com slash capital account catch us in a d on hulu at gulu dot com slash capital dash account for everyone here thank you so much for watching and everything. will be british style. it's not art. right with. the markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the full source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. we want to p

side. at that time it was collaboration between the customs, u.s. customs along with several other agencies here and the decision was made to actually shut down this side as well. >> police set up several roadblocks near the bridge, where k-9 units were called in. coast guard teams were also on hand patrolling the river underneath the bridge. it led to major traffic backups. >> inconvenienced. sit here five hours, six hours maybe, so they can get things cleared up. check on every inch of the bridge, i guess. >> along with the bridge search, investigators are trying to track down where the 911 call was made. >> this call did come from the u.s. side and we are definitely following up on the information that we have so far utilizing our intell center. >> they opened the bridge after they found no signs of explosive. >> i personally have been under the bridge and over the bridge. >> the threat comes days after another bomb threat led authorities to temporarily close the nearby windsor tunnel. no device was found in that incident either. back to you. >>>

i have grave was on the canadian which is evidently supposed to be amazing and very rich and the u.s. side is a bit of a dump and in need of a lot of money as it is so just give it to canada. but i think more of those kids are going to want to go to canada for i guess job opportunities i would assume but that's all we have time for alone and thanks so much thank you so much for watching be sure to come back tomorrow and in the meantime you know you can follow me on twitter at lauren lyster give us feedback on the show any you missed at youtube dot com slash capital account catch us in a d. on hulu at gulu dot com slash capital dash account for everyone here thank you so much for watching and everything.

cyber legislation get ready for act two and the u.s. side where we lay our scene i mean should piers come new cyber legislation will tell you about the latest assault on your privacy and also take a deeper look at the seedy dealings of the n.s.a. . armed with signs and signatures on a petition hundreds of people square off with law enforcement to rally against police brutality the tensions in anaheim are now stretching into overtime for day the latest on this tense situation ahead. k.-street meet your match and the age of the internet even the way in which people lobby congress is getting a high tech facelift their mission find political solutions to protect a free and open internet find out how they're planning to do that coming up. it's tuesday july thirty first four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our. all starting off this hour with an update on julian assad the swedish government has rejected a request by edward. in officials to interview a songe in the u.k. that's according to the wiki leaks twitter feed the

let me start on the u.s. side. you look at the fbi figures, murder rates on the border compared to the national rate, the border crime rate is lower than the national crime rate in the u.s. if you look to the crime rate between laredo compared to washington, d.c., you have more murders here per 100,000 population then on the border. that is the u.s. side. on the mexican side, it is totally different. you have very violent, brutal, acts of violence. anywhere you can manipulate a human body, cut off heads. that is what they are trying to do. that is what they're doing over there. it is a very difficult place over there. what do we do? i think the president is to get more federal police trained. right now there are about 36,000. i think the need to go up to about 150,000. the u.s. is to get more involved like we did and in colombia. in colombia, it took years and years for anybody to think that this violence was going to stop from one day to another day. all we have to do is look at what happened. it took us years, bu

the threat came from the u.s. side of the bridge there was a similar threat four-days ago to a tunnel crossing. >>> the fbi was sending in tracking dogs as police were draining the lake where the girl's buys siblings were found. the 8 and 10-year-old were last seen leaving their grandmother's house on friday. the family is determined to find the girls, though police say they are grasping at straws with no clues in this case. >>> i have run over nevering my mind a thousand times and it's impossible. you just try to hold on whatever hope you have. >>> a tip line turning up multiple reports articles of clothing found but none be long to go the girls. >> a prosecution scandal is brewing for the government. a retired treasury department employee allegedly used office computers that you pay for to contact prostitutes on the web site's craig's list. he even used his work e-mail to human resource employee accused of meeting various prostitutes three times in 2001507bd also using government issued id to pay for the hotel rooms.

u.s. territory. and on one side of the building you have canadian officers, and on the other side of the building you have american officers, maybe a room this size, and one can yell or talk to the other officer immediately. and an entry into one country is by definition an exit from the other country, so there's no need for any kind of double processing here. we should be able to do both. and by the way, both the canadian officers or the mexican officers and the u.s. officers are looking at screens with more or less identical information. that's the blue square at the top of the chart there. there may be some sorts of information that the canadians don't want to share immediately or automatically with their american counterparts and vice versa, that's the red and the green lines or blue square. so they're co-located in the same space with no big barrier in between them looking at the same information and able to communicate with each other in realtime, okay? and pedestrians or cars or whatever are just passing thro

the threat came from the u.s. sidee bridge there was a similar threat four-days ago to a tunnel crossing. >>> the fbi was sending in tracking dogs as police were draining the lake where the girl's buys siblings were found. the 8 and 10-year-old were last seen leaving their grandmother's house on friday. the family is determined to find the girls, though police say they are grasping at straws with no clues in this case. >>>

it came on the u.s. side of the ambassador bridge.ults of a similar threat four days ago to a nearby tunnel crossing. >>> for 30 years, doctors have not been able to fight hiv with a drug to stop it. now, the fda is approving for the first time a drug that reduces the risk of hiv infection. it works as a preventive measure for people at high risk of getting hiv. a three-year study found daily doses cut the risk of infection in healthy gay and bisexual men by 42% when accompanied by condoms and counseling. >>> up next, we are talking about allegations of some bad behavior at the u.s. treasury department. it involves misuse of credit cards and much worse. that is coming up next as we check more headlines. >>> time to take a look at the markets right now. they were down across the board on wall street monday. the dow and nasdaq each losing about a half percent after the latest report on retail sales came out. in asia today, it is a different story. all markets are up. japan's nikkei gained 31 points today. we are back in a moment. >>> fr

in spite of the fact that on the u.s. side, the fbi crime statistics show declining numbers in almost all cities along the border, including phoenix, where i live. this includes san diego as well as el paso. from 2007 forward to just recently, the situation on the mexican side of the border was quite different. that is shown by a slide here. there is the difference between the east and the west there. we have seen an increase in violence and ciudad juarez has come down quite a bit. a major crossing point for fruits and vegetables. nogales is the biggest headache for folks in sonora. even nogales pales in comparison with cities in the east. way back in march, erich hennen chris and i made a visit to elpaso, a field visit for purposes of research on this project. we met with a number of major stakeholders in the region including fbi, border patrol. we met with state prosecutors on the mexican side. our esteemed friends in the chihuahua state contrast. jorge conteras ordinates an effort that arose out of very dangerous security s

in many spots hundred feet wide making it an easy swim to the u.s. side. those splash downs, smugglers load up rafts full of drugs and try to float them across. the texas department of public safety telling us this is clear evidence that the violent drug war in mexico that has killed some 56,000 people since 2007 is in our backyards and the cartels are no longer trying to hide it. >> we're out here. parked along the side. this is continual process. >> that correct. >> you have to stay ahead of curve? >> we're trying to stay ahead of the game. >> these marine intercepters staying ahead of game. 900 horsepower, fully automatic machine guns, bulletproof panels and 34 feet long, it's to intimidate the bad guys but also be in a position to fight back. in addition to the riogrande those six new boats will be used on the intracoastal water way where drugs, humans and weapons are being smuggled through the gulf of mexico. the price tag of those boats, a little more than $560,000. >> john: casey stegall, thank you. >> in new york city, firefighters are turning a bu

. >>> on the u.s. side we need changes such as reduced entitlements, longer retirement, longer time before requiremetir various changes difficult to do before elections. if you look what the germans did to achieve it. they started in 2003, got a then chancellor defeated in elections in 2005, which is why it's very difficult politically to achieve it in an election year. i think it will happen later. >> i will end it with you. both sides of the aisle, republicans and democrats, not all but many of them, i believe, will be stuck in that paradox where you don't get elected telling people what they're not going to get, even if we got a gop senate or gop president, do you honestly believe they will make the kind of cuts we need to get back to real debt paydown? that road we kicked the can down can be awfully long if people keep buying our debt. >> right. the only way that tough choices have to be made is when the bond market starts to revolt. right now, the u.s. government has gotten a free pass with the help of

police say the bomb threat was phoned in on the u.s. side.e are stopping traffic across the bridge. so far no bomb has been found, just four days ago a bomb threat caused the closing of a tunnel and that turned out to be a false alarm. stay with us for the latest for the breaking news. >>> what is the latest with the tea party? with the rnc campaign include the tea party next month in tampa. grassroots group had a powerful punch in midterm elections. >> good to be with you. >> do you expect the tea party which i assume you are a member, you were brought on the wave of tea party act vism. do you expect they will have a role in the convention next month? >> certainly think there is no question that the tea party will be a part of the overall apparatus. the key is the recognize that the fortunes of this election is so incredible that every facet of the republican party will be part of the team. if you believe in free mashhd that would cause the platform that mitt rom will be speaking to us to the tea party and to the independents. >> greta: i su

very strong russian air defense systems that the syrians have which could cause casualties on the u.s. side leland vittert reporting tonight. thank you very much. monsoonal rains have stopped for now. 77 people reported dead in flooding that they caused. this is our top story as we go around the world in 80 "around 0 seconds." india. the army evacuating thousands of stranded villagers setting up relief camps and air dropping food into parts of the northeastern state. officials saying they are now worried about a disease epidemic because of contaminated water. peru. gunfire in the streets of a northern town. gold mine turned deadly. officials saying several people died as armed protesters attacked a town hall. germany. when a bailiff and his team went to evict a man from his apartment in a southwestern town, the man took them hostage and eventually killed most of them. that's according to local police a survivor claiming the suspect had a machine gun and two hand grenades. police saying they believe the gunmen is among the dead in that apartment. the philippines. this monster crocodile, the

side to s. we are very equal opportunity. in the case of mexico, there has been a lot of work over the years where there is the u.s.- mexico chamber of commerce. it has high-profile people involved. a leased from mexico. people you may have heard of. others from the mexican side of the private enterprise. on the u.s. side, there have been some latino, hispanic business people, and some non- hispanic. it has never received high level visibility. it gets to the rest of the question. if you look at the still, other countries, i am not sure there has been a great initiative on their part to connect with communities here. it is more, i am a big country, i can lobby directly. build a relationship in a different way. the bigger issue that has been crosscutting for decades is the fact that, even though it is significant, even though there is a dramatic growth, it does not hit the radar screen and looking for metrics about the amount of speeches, visits, a time. even in the media, you will on thenally see baserazil cover of a magazine. 7%, 80% of the time, you are talking about india and china people did not even notice the fact that mexic

u.s. banking side of the business. hsbc has always been sub scale as a global market operator, it target its nitches. if it achieves the 52% the investment banking side of the business which will be the swing factor and where big decisions have to be taken if we don't the cyclical bounce back. >> we'll keep an eye on those figures. >> also just pointing out as well they have been named as defendants in a private u.s. lawsuit related to libor setting as well as libor as well. so, there's a lot coming out here related to that sort of stuff. but we'll get to it. stock down on the session only half of a percent. thank you both. >>> don't forget we'll get more on this reaction in 15 minutes of time. we'll have more detail. we haven't got that cost income ratio that paul was talking about. as soon as we receive that i'll tell you about that as well. >>> you may notice the olympics is under way, gold medal in the woman's cycling road race. despite this netherlands went for the gold and dutch team set the standard fairly early

but for the u.s. side new nba champion lebron james, lakers star kobe bryant, you've got carmelo anthony of the knicks. lots of big names missing out like blake griffin, chris bosh, all injured. derek rose, mvp from last year, of course. outside of the u.s., fran are the other team with the most stars including san antonio spurs tony parker. it's important for the u.s. to win and win big at this early stage. to fulfill the boasts of both bryant and james who said they could beat the dream team of 1992. let's talk about this really, really bizarre moment at the opening ceremonies. a lot of folks might have missed this. tell me what happened with india's parade of athletes. >> reporter: well, it does take an hour and a half or an hour and three quarters for the hundreds of teams to come through and parade around the stadium. it's a really important moment for the athlete involved. but one woman next -- in front of the indian team wasn't supposed to be there. she was wearing a red hooded top, i think we have