i don't know if premiere wang agrees with me.ause] i think the dialogues touched upon broad issues, as i told you, the press. we talked about literally everything except for going to the moon end mars. we talked about everything in this world, but we don't have any hidden agenda behind the back of anyone else. it was barry in depth, a candid and productive. i think what has happened has proved and history will continue to prove that the decision made by our two presidents in london to establish the china-u.s. strategic and economic dialogues was absolutely right and it will have far-reaching significance. of course, i also would like to say that the dialogue we are having now is a continuation and development of the previous strategic dialogues and strategic economic dialogues. of course we have our own creations, and in the past two days, i spent most of my time with secretary clinton. we had a lot of discussions and we shook hands for numerous times, i lost track. this is our second meeting. our first meeting was back in beijin

i understand vice premier wang said a few words to you about the shanghai expo. i want to reinforce his message. the theme for the expo, a better city, better life, will present a vision of a sustainable, healthy, prosperous world in the 20 first century. it is anticipated that more than seventy million people will visit, and more than 190 nations will participate. six months ago it wasn't at all clear that the united states would be one of those 190 nations. , but fakes to a number of view, we are on track to be able to do so and i salute vice premier wang for his leadership. he was, as some of the know, the chair for the committee of the beijing olympics. that is any indication of his organizational acuity, i think we can look forward to a very successful shanghai expo. and the u.s. national civilian will be informative, educational and interactive, showcasing american ingenuity, looking at how we can address together global challenges like climate change and clean energy, sustainable agriculture, mass-transit, health and economic development. we are delighted

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. >> let's bring in an analyzi, webb busch morgan analyst, patrick wang is on the line. great to have you with us. >> thank you very much. >> you heard the trader on the desk. did that mean with a 10% gain, does that translate into the -- what do you recommend? >> i think guys short of term, i think taking profits probably makes sense. longer-term investors will like what's happening, but clearly intel showed up to the all-star game, too. >> in terms of the conference call in about half an hour's time, what is the number one call that you will ask the management? >> i'll give you two. first will be what do we think about p.c. demand in the back half of the year. we saw a nice inventory correction. the question really is what sell-through it, is what management thinks and how they think of the back half. i think the second thing obviously will be the gross margins. we saw a nice recovery in the second quarter, well ahead of wis per in the third quarter. >> any commentary on the wind river acquisition? >> yeah, it's a great strategic fit for the company. longer term i thin

. >> thank you vice premier wang. it's a great pleasure to join secretary clinton and your entire delegation. president obama and president wu called on us to build a comprehensive bi-lateral relationship. this is a testament to the importance of that relationship and our commitment to strength g it. i had the privilege of studying twice in china almost 30 years ago. and if you look what china has achieved since this the leadership in that country has brought about some of the most remarkable transformations in modern economic history. no one can look at china and not be convinced by the basic fact that when china commits to reform it is able to deliver remarkable change. this strategic and economic dialogue breaks new ground by bringing together senior officials across the full range of economic, diplomatic, strategic policies and interests between our two countries. the breadth of this dialogue recognizes that many of our issues of our time from economic reform and growth to addressing climate change require sustain

[applause] >> thank you, vice premier wang. it's a great pleasure for me to join secretary clinton and our colleagues in welcoming you and entire delegation to washington. president obama and the president who called on us to build a positive, cooperative and comprehensive bilateral relationship. in this strategic and economic dialog is a testament of the importance of that relationship and our commitment to strengthening it. i had the privilege of studying twice in china almost 30 years ago and if you look at what china has achieved since then, the leadership of that country brought about the most remarkable transformations in economic development growth we've seen in modern economic history. no one can look at what china has achieved in that period of time and not be convinced by the basic fact that when china commits to reform, it is able to deliver remarkable change. this strategic and economic dialog breaks new ground by bringing together senior officials across the full range of economic and diplomatic, strategic policies

. >> great to have you with us, patrick wang, from wedbush morgan. we are monitoring the conference call. it is underway, actually gets underway in a half an hour's time. jim goldman will be on the call and he will be tweeting for us and we'll check in live in the second half of the program. >> melissa, one of the great reactions tomorrow is if guy's right and it does start to show a pullback, but still like intel long term, they will crush the volatility. they will take every bit of premium not just the july, but even the august that was already coming in, they will bring that even lower, the protection you can bite in the form of puts if you're willing to go long intel will be extremely cheap for the next month, next quarter. >> so keep that? mind if you're watching it and hold it. >>> next trade, goldman sachs flexing its muscle. certainly the earnings were all bullish analysts on the street were in fact expecting, surging 6% yesterday, following up today with a flat performance, but it held onto the gains. that's the important thing. >> i don't t

. >> reporter: this is dan cherry and wang's first meeting at friends, their third overall.eeting was the subject of a history channel documentary combining computer animation with actual cockpit voice recordings, it told the story of one of the most dramatic dog fights of the vietnam war. jerry was piloting the american f-4. the other man was flying the mig until cherry blew it out from under him. >> got him. >> all right. beautiful. >> flash forward 32 years. >> there she was sitting right there in a grassy field. >> in 2004 dan found his old plane outside a vfw hall near dayton, ohio. >> all these memories came flooding back to me. the first thing i started thinking about a lot more than i ever had in years was the fate of the mig pilot. i wonder if he really did survive. when he hit the ground was he okay? was he injured? did he have a family? what was his name and all that. >> reporter: after an exhaust tiff unproductive search, dan heard about a tv show in vietnam called the separation never seems to have existed. >> that's the name of the show? >> that's the way it tr

chien-ming wang out for the season. he'll have season ending surgery on his right shoulder wednesday. and joe girardi said there was no timetable next season. >> his name will likely eclipse brett favre in references and anchors and reporters. this, of course, may change to favre unretired. the one man that looms large is roy hal aday. they hope to have a deal in place by tuesday, but it didn't happen. the red sox are not interested in having ryan westmoreland be involved in any deal for halladay. >> updating you on the red sox and the a's. the a's have taken an 8-7 lead. this game is in the top of the 11th. davis, an r.b.i. single proving to be the difference in this one. jonathan papelbon with a 3-run lead for the second time in his career. indians 3-3. in the top of the fourth. >> on sundays, the eagles introducing sean mcdermott at jim johnson's successsive coordinator. when asked what style he would play, he said johnson style. the eagles played in five n.f.c. title games and reached super bowl xxxix. on tuesday, j

i have the great privilege of having as my counterpart the vice premier of china, wang qishan and want to say a few things about him before he comes to speak to you. those of you that know him know that he is remarkably direct. he is a remarkably pragmatic person. he's intellectually challenging, engaging, funny, a deep sense of irony to use bob's words. and i think those of you that met him and work with him understand this. but you just look what he's been asked to do for his country these last decades and i think he has been asked to take on donner hardest problems that remarkable economy has faced. he is the definitive printable shooter, firefighter, problem solver, and he is remarkably well in that context and he is a man they return to in moments of crisis and that makes him for the united states and countries around the world a remarkably counterpart. i think we made a very good start these last couple of days. i think this relationship between the united states and china is in a very strong position. i think we have a very good basis of mutual understanding on the challenges we

last one, chien-ming wang has been shut down for the season. are you sad?ankees took the bat out of my hand. >> out of time. try do better next time. >> i'm mike wilbon. same time tomorrow, knuckle heads. check out the "p.t.i." podcast on itunes. let's go back the bristol. >> "p.t.i.." >> roy halladay still a member of the blue jays. need proof? pitched today against the mariners. actually took the loss, his fourth of the season. pitched very well, seven innings, three earned. yet to be traded as the deadline approached. roy halladay took the podium in seattle. >> i really don't know. you know, it's... it's time to move on. it's time for me to be done talking about it and continue focus on my job. everyone has been talking about you last start. how has that been to handle? >> again, it's been pitching like i always have. that's been the focus. and i think it has to be that way. so i'm going to continue to do that. >> one more quick one. you've been going through this and continue to. would you want to go through something like this again? >> well, i'm done

today, whitney saying it is going to benefit from the debt i shall wang, governments out there.s this your cue to perhaps buy some protection? >> thank you, zeke, as well as melissa, we have seen from call activity already tay implying this could be another 5 or 10% in the afterhours tonight. if you have afterhours access, i would take advantage of it. >> so, strong call activity on goldman sachs. mike that is a good sign for the markets if you are a believer that the biggest segment will lead us higher. how do you position yoursf at this p seeing the positive actity in the goldman sachs? >> the first thing i would say referring to goldman sachs as the taest miet, i don't know if they are a midget, talking about them, people forecasting pretty extraordinary trading revenue there not sure i would refer to them as a midget. any case, i don't know they e necessarily good bellwether for the whole sectore did see llish tivity in the the xlf today, near ded to upside. 2001 bought 00,000 of the july 12th calls. with the bet like that climbing the wall of worry that is is a bullisbet th

vice premier wang choose to emphasize the positive, talking about global cooperation between the superpowers in stemming the crisis. >> translator: thanks to the posing measures adopted by the u.s. government, the market fi markets are also stabilizing. >> the u.s. wants china's cooperation in leading global financial reform, as well as chi climate change. the two countries recognize their differences. president obama talking about human rights. a top chinese official saying china will never be the u.s., and the u.s. will never be china. sue? >> thank you very much, hampton. >>> before we go on to talk about this, bill, you were mentioning the tip auction. >> the 20-year tip auction, the results are in, 2.378% is the coupon. i'm trying to get a read on what the nontips, what the treasuries are doing to this now. the bid to cover ratio is 2.27. santelli is not around to give us perspective but that sounds decent for a tip sergeant. you will not get the fireworks and a treasury auction. but this is the beginning, as we mentioned earlier, of a record $235 billion that will be auctioned off by t

i don't know if vice premier wang agrees with me.applause] >> i think the dialogs touched upon broad issues. as i told the press, we talked about literally everything except for going to the moon and mars. we talked about everything in this world that we don't have any hidden agenda behind the backs of anyone else. people were very in depth, candid and productive. i think what has happened has proved and will continue to prove that the decisions made by our two presidents in london to establish the china-u.s. strategic and economic dialog was absolutely right and it will have far-reaching significance. of course, i also would like to say that the dialogs we're having now is a continuation and development of the previous strategic dialogs and strategic economic dialogs. of course, we have our own creations. and in past two days, i spent most of my time with secretary clinton. we had a lot of discussions. we shook hands for numerous times. this is our second meeting. our first meeting was back in beijing. i host dinner in our guest hou

why somebody who's making a reasonable wage should have to subsidize people who are making a high wangsive benefits through health care. the only reason this is happening is because the big labor unions here in washington have said, they do not want this on the table. >> if you're going to correct health care, you have to address this issue because this is -- this is an inefficiency event. people are buying -- are doing things with their policy and they have these gold-plated policies, they spend a lot of health care that shouldn't have to be spent. secondly, it's not fair to skew the system this way by having this type of high-end health care insurance subsidized by people that are just working for a living. >> when it comes to health care on both side of the aisle, i think the two of you probably understand these issues better than anyone, in your representative caucuses. i hope people on both side are listening to what you have to say. >> so do we. >> senator gregg, senator wyden, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> senator gregg loves to come down here. was he