wang told a group in tokyo the political situation in china is getting worse. he said authorities are suppressing freedom of speech. >> wang urged the japanese public to pay more attention to what's happening in china and to pressure the country's government to improve its human rights record. wang also noted more democracy in china would lead to better relations with japan and contribute to peace in east asia. >>> china has been dubbed the world's factory for its cheap and plentiful labor. but wages are rising fast hurting businesses and some manufacturers are facing bankruptcy. now even china's businesses are looking abroad. >> reporter: a new helping hand has arrived in beijing. noodles are being made by this robot. it slices the dough as skillfully as a chef. the robot costs about 1,200 u.s. dollars. that's equivalent to five month's pay for a chef. >> translator: good. all the noodles are a consistent size. >> reporter: this company manufactured the robot. every day restaurant owners struggling with rising labor costs come seeking help. >> translator: robo

alan wang is live on 6th and brandon tonight. alan, take us through what happened. >> san francisco police are calling this a sensitive case. here is what we do know. it started with a short police pursuit that ended after the suspect slammed into a vehicle and burst into flames. police say undercover officers were trailing a suspect driving this suv. they called a patrol car to pull him over. he took off and spread down brandon street and t boned this convertible at brandon and 6th street. the two occupants were taken to sf general in serious condition. a police officer at the scene told me an off duty san francisco sheriff's lieutenant just happened to be in the area. so when the suspect jumped out and started running, the sheriff lieutenant chased him down and arrested the suspect a block away. now, we also noticed a bullet hole in the suspect's vehicle, but apparently that's one of the details that is case sensitive, and police are not commenting on it. again a fiery crash and police say the suspect seriously injured two inno

alan wang was there. >> the undefeated super weight champion of the world. he came to the veterans administration hospital to say thank you to people like army sergeant christopher montara who was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade and badly burned. >> thank you for everything that you have done. thank you. >> there were soldiers who could not talk and could not walk. they could walk, but barely talk. >> he wants to know how long have you been here? >> he gets upset about not being in the army anymore because he is discharging right now. it gives him a boost of confidence. >> many were staring at the same walls for months. but the battle to keep up the morale is key. >> it is a transition and slowing down. jordan stevenson showed his damaged helmet before surgery. >> i am supposed to be thanking them. >> many of these soldiers say getting back to their units is the best mental therapy which is why special ops army sergeant signed up for another tour despite his head injury. stevenson says he signed up for another tour too. and andre ward says he thought he wa

i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang.t least five people have been wounded in a shooting outside the regal movie theater outside jack london square. it happened before 9:30 in oakland. none of the injuries are life-threatening. >> it has been a day of fires in the bay area. this one burned 20 acres of brush in bay point. firefighters battled high temperatures and gusty winds throughout the day. >> and a fire burning out of control in men dough seen know national -- mendocino national forest. evacuations are underway, and several structures are being threatened. >>> the local horse community remembered a jockey who died last week during a race at the alameda county fair. he suffered severe head injury when's he was thrown from his horse. >>> despite a disappointing june jobs reports, the economy is making a slow and steady recovery, but today some gop leaders say the president's failed policies are to blame. here are the details. >> reporter: after a disappointing june jobs report, political leaders are battling it out on

i'd like to -- howard wang with a better chinatown tomorrow. i'd like to speak about the old chinese hospital and the chinese hospital replacement project. i was born in chinese hospital. my mother's primary hospital was the chinese hospital. many of my generation of first generation americans were born in the chinese hospital but prior to my generation from 1925 on, a whole generation of chinese in america rippled culturally from that one point in san francisco when san francisco and the united states was essentially offlimits to many, many other ethnic groups. chinatown became a self -sufficient cultural aunclave -- enclave of incredible richness. recently the asian-pacific american historical preservation forum, which is a national group, met in los angeles. at that forum, they are generating a list of immediately endangered of asian-pacific american sites. and the old chinese hospital is on that list. chinatown, like san franciscoians are not assured of their future. many chinatowns in the united states are disappearing. many have already d

alan wang is live at lucille packard children's hospital in palo alto where that young man is being treated. alan, how is he? >> the boy is listed in critical condition. memorial park is where they were m cay ping, and it is -- where they were camping and it is about 17 miles from here. paramedics were on the scene in less than 15 minutes because there was a fire station down the road. cams heard a loud crack followed by screams coming from camp site d1. an oak tree fell on this tent at memorial park in san mateo county and two 12-year-old boys were sleeping inside. >> it was a tan oak tree. probably 15 to 20 inches in diameter and 50 to 60 feet tall. >> david holland says the tree fell short of completely crushing pell, but the impact of the trunk as it flexed across one boy's pelvis was enough to cause critical injuries. the other boy escaped with cuts and bruises. >> as far as i know there was no wind conditions that contributed to this. >> the boys were part of a week long family gathering that returned each year. some members from california, some from arizona. >> total surprise. have

alan wang was there. >> the undefeated super weight champion of the world. he came to the veterans administration hospital to say thank you to people like army sergeant christopher montara who was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade and badly burned. >> thank you for everything that you have done. thank you. >> there were soldiers who could not talk and could not walk. they could walk, but barely talk. >> he wants to know how long have you been here? >> he gets upset about not being in the army anymore because he is discharging right now. it gives him a boost of confidence. >> many were staring at the same walls for months. but the battle to keep up the morale is key. >> it is a transition and slowing down. jordan stevenson showed his damaged helmet before surgery. >> i am supposed to be thanking them. >> many of these soldiers say getting back to their units is the best mental therapy which is why special ops army sergeant signed up for another tour despite his head injury. stevenson says he signed up for another tour too. and andre ward says he thought he wa

alan wang is live at mountain view city hall tonight where, alan, the council just voted in favor of nesting over housing. >> they did, dan. both groups claim to be on the side of the environment, but tonight the council voted overwhelmingly to prevent the dense housing in the north bay shore area. the north bay shore area is home to several dwindling species, including the owl that lives in gopher holes. this could be prime living space for google employees and an expanding group that will walk away from google headquarters. >> if we can provide an option to get a little closer so they can take their bike or simply walk, it will be great for then viern mint and great for traffic in the bay area. >> the plan would layout the city's blueprint through 2030 and part of it includes the potential development of an 1100 unit apartment complex. button vairn mental lists say -- but environmentalists say it will eradicate the owl. the santa clara autobon society says there are only three places you can seat burrowing owl. >> they can build houses across 101. it is a 10-minute walk. there is a

alan wang is live near the golden gate with a story tonight. alan? >> yes, dan. whales are increasingly in danger of striking ships outside the golden gate bridge. the national oceanic relationship saw them feeding in a shipping lane just today. on june 21st, an endangered fin will was found. the spine was cleanly severed in half, most likely by the propeller of a ship. >> right now we have an abundance of whales just outside the golden gate bridge. that's where the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is recommending all slips showdown to 10 knots in the shipping lanes. >> today our accessory search crews cited as a minimum 30 whales, primarily humpbacks between the fairlawn islands and the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: they are eating huge amounts of cril, and they are in the shipping lanes so the decision to slow down is voluntary. >> obviously it is counter to their business interest to slow down. they have schedules to make. >> reporter: but johnberg -- john berge says the industry is making a good faith effort to follow the recommendation. >>

alan wang is live near the golden gate with a story tonight. alan? >> yes, dan. whales are increasingly in danger of striking ships outside the golden gate bridge. the national oceanic relationship saw them feeding in a shipping lane just today. on june 21st, an endangered fin will was found. the spine was cleanly severed in half, most likely by the propeller of a ship. >> right now we have an abundance of whales just outside the golden gate bridge. that's where the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is recommending all slips showdown to 10 knots in the shipping lanes. >> today our accessory search crews cited as a minimum 30 whales, primarily humpbacks between the fairlawn islands and the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: they are eating huge amounts of cril, and they are in the shipping lanes so the decision to slow down is voluntary. >> obviously it is counter to their business interest to slow down. they have schedules to make. >> reporter: but johnberg -- john berge says the industry is making a good faith effort to follow the recommendation. >>

alan wang is live on 6th and brandon tonight. alan, take us through what happened. >> san francisco police are calling this a sensitive case. here is what we do know. it started with a short police pursuit that ended after the suspect slammed into a vehicle and burst into flames. police say undercover officers were trailing a suspect driving this suv. they called a patrol car to pull him over. he took off and spread down brandon street and t boned this convertible at brandon and 6th street. the two occupants were taken to sf general in serious condition. a police officer at the scene told me an off duty san francisco sheriff's lieutenant just happened to be in the area. so when the suspect jumped out and started running, the sheriff lieutenant chased him down and arrested the suspect a block away. now, we also noticed a bullet hole in the suspect's vehicle, but apparently that's one of the details that is case sensitive, and police are not commenting on it. again a fiery crash and police say the suspect seriously injured two inno

alan wang was there. >> the undefeated super weight champion of the world.e came to the veterans administration hospital to say thank you to people like army sergeant christopher montara who was hit by ae and-propelledd badly burned. >> thank you for everything that you have done. thank you. >> there were soldiers who could not talk and could not walk. they could walk, but barely talk. >> he wants to to know how long have you been here? >> he gets upset about not being in the army anymore because he is discharging right now. a boost it gives him a boost of confidence. >> many were staring at the same walls for months. but the battle to keep up the morale is key. >> it is a transition and slowing down. jordan stevenson showed his damaged helmet before surgery. >> i am supposed to be thanking them. >> many of these soldiers say getting back t their units is the best mental therapy which is why special ops army sergeant signed up for another tour despite his head injury. stevenson says he signed up for another tour too. and andre ward says he thought he was a f

alan wang is live on 6th and brandon tonight.hrough what happened. >> san francisco police are calling this a sensitive case. here is what we do know. it started with a short police pursuit that ended after the suspect slammed into a vehicle and burst into flames.ndercover police say undercover officers were trailing a suspectg driving this suv. they called a patrol car to pull him over. he took off and spread down brandon street and t boned this convertible at brandon and 6th street. the two occupants were taken to sf general in serious condition. a police officer at the scene told me an off duty san francisco sheriff's lieutenant just happened to be in the area. so when the suspect jumped out and started running, the sheriff lieutenant chased him down and arrested the suspect a block away. now, we also noticed a bullet hole in vehicle, ct's vehicle, but apparently that's one of the details that is case sensitive, and police are not commenting on it. again a fiery crash and police say the suspect seriously injured two innocent p

alan wang is live at mountain view city hall tonight where, alan, the council just voted in favor oflaim to be on the side of the environment, but tonight the council voted overwhelmingly to prevent the dense housing in the north bay shore area. the north bay shore area is home to several dwindling species, including the owl that lives in gopher holes. this could be prime living space for google employees and an expanding group that will walk away from google headquarters. >> if we can provide an option to get a little closer so they can take their bike or simply walk, it will be great for then viern mint and great for traffic in the bay area. >> the plan would layout the city's blueprint through 2030 and part of it includes the potential development of an 1100 unit apartment complex. button vairn mental lists say -- but environmentalists say it will eradicate the owl. the santa clara autobon society says there are only three places you can seat burrowing owl. >> they can build houses across 101. it is a 10-minute walk. there is a footbridge they just completed. it is not that far. t

i'm ama dates. >> and i'm alan wang.t least five people have been wounded in a shooting outside the regal movie theater outside jack london square. it happened before 9:30 in oakland. none of the injuries life-threatening. >> it has been a day of fires in the bay area. this one burned 20 acres of brush in bay point. firefighters battled high temperatures and gusty winds throughout the day. >> and a fire burning out of control in men dough seen know national -- mendocino national forest. evacuations are underway, and several structures are being threatened. >>> the local horse community remembered a jockey who died last week during a race at the alameda county fair. he suffered severe head injury when's he was thrown from his horse. >>> despite a disappointing june jobs reports, the economy is making a slow and steady recovery, but today some gop leaders say the president's failed policies are to blame. here are the details. >> reporter: after a disappointing june jobs report, political leaders are battling it out on who

alan wang is live at mountain view city hall tonight where, alan, the council just voted in favor of nesting over housing. >> they did, dan. both groups claim to be on the side of the environment, but tonight the council voted overwhelmingly to prevent the dense housing in the north bay shore area. the north bay shore area is home to several dwindling species, including the owl that lives in gopher holes. this could be prime living space for google employees and an expanding group that will walk away from google headquarters. >> if we can provide an option to get a little closer so they can take their bike or simply walk, it will be great for then viern mint and great for traffic in the bay area. >> the plan would layout the city's blueprint through 2030 and part of it includes the potential development of an 1100 unit apartment complex. button vairn mental lists say -- but environmentalists say it will eradicate the owl. the santa clara autobon society says there are only three places you can seat burrowing owl. >> they can build houses across 101. it is a 10-minute walk. there is a

reporting live at lucille packard children's hospital in palo alto, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank. smie an suv carrying students from -- >>> an suv carrying students from a surf camp rolled off the road and injured two people. it happened when the 21-year-old driver failed t a navigate a curve. the suv plunged 150 feet into a ravine. the driver suffered a cut to his head. one student complained of neck pain. the other three were uninjured. >>> a disturbing case of animal abuse in money tau ray county. monterey county. dozens of live cats seized and dozens more found dead. they were found in see side and brought to the spca in salinas. that sorry from leslie brinkley. >> reporter: 51 survivors, all adult cats are recouperating in a makeshift cat their rescue came after a property manager in seaside came across dead kittens during an annual apartment inspection. investigators on tuesday found 113 dead kittens in the apartment and in a nearby home. they are not releasing the exact location. >> it was really rather gruesome at the apartment. we were able to tie that into the residence

alan wang is live near the golden gate with a story tonight. alan? >> yes, dan. in danger of striking ships outside the golden gate bridge. the national oceanic relationship saw them feeding in a shipping lane just today. on june 21st, an endangered fin will was found. the spine was cleanly severed in half, most likely by the propeller of a ship. >> right now we have an abundance of whales just outside the golden gate bridge. that's where the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is recommending all slips showdown to 10 knots in the shipping lanes. >> today our accessory search crews cited as a minimum 30 whales, primarily humpbacks between the fairlawn islands and the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: they are eating huge amounts of cril, and they are in the shipping lanes so the decision to slow down is voluntary. >> obviously it is counter to their business interest to slow down. they have schedules to make. >> reporter: but johnberg -- john berge says the industry is making a good faith effort to follow the recommendation. >> the crews on the ships u

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we get more on our top story from wgn's judy wang live on north clark. theeolice arrested four menho are having a bond hearing right now ... all the men are from chicago there are several charges against them the attack happened at north clark and cornelia and after 1:00 sunday morning ... a limousine pulled up for men jumped out and started punching people on the street ... there were some injuries ... one man suffered a broken jaw other victims were hit in the head and chest but refuse medical treatment ... witnesses pointed out some attackers ... others took off people who live and work in this area noticed an increase in crime in the last year ... a man working at a club near the intersection remember seeing the limousine across the street ... >>we have occasional fights but nothing like this mob action people were everywhere running women were hollering that was it ... >>recently i have noticed the neighborhood is experiencing more crime we have to be more cautious with employees at the restaurant to have been victims of crime there are lots of peop

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i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we're on with you a little earlier and we will be throughout the next two weeks. we'll begin at 4:00 for the next two weeks, bringing profiles of the bay area athletes and some of the fun behind the games. >> tonight we start with a local business where olympic dreams are born. i'm talking about a popular ice skate rink where kristi yamaguchi perfected her style. nbc bay area's mary ann favro has more to tell us about the fight to save it. >> reporter: the owners of this mall want to tear this ice rink down and put in more stores. but thousands of skaters who use this rink says the community needs recreation much more than retail. >> ice chalet in san mateo is a rink on the brink of closing. the sbi holdings says it will not renew the ice center's lease when it expires in may. instead, it wants to tear down the rink and put up more lucrative retail stores. 8-year-old says that hurts more than falling on hard ice. >> i think it's very sad. >> reporter: why? >> because i love ice skatin

. >> alan: i'm alan wang. in the bay area it was a great day to be at the beach until word of a shark attack went around. the attack happened off the coast of capitola at pleasure point. we sent lisa amin gulezian there to check it out. >> lisa: the attack happened a mile out in the water, just southeast of where i'm standing right now. it's a very popular spot for surfers, fisherman and of course kayakers. this morning, a 52-year-old man from fremont launched his kayak from cap to -- cap to lapeer, and then he saw a shark silhouette in the water and moments later it attacked. the shark's tail pushed the back of the kayak into the air and bit the front of the kayak. it threw the okay can user out of the boat and into the open water, where some people in a small fishing boat saw the whole thing and came rushing to his rescue. >> he was definitely affected by it. i think was just more or less a type of shock, recovering from getting thrown from the boat, and his decision, as he told me, was to climb back on the

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alan wang is at the contra costa sheriff's department. >> the sheriff's department says the suspect has been booked into the juvenile detention center not far from here. the mother of the victim says her son and the suspect have known each other since childhood and this will likely end a long time relationship between the two families. >> he walked into my house. i told him to get out. he pushed back and had the gun aimed at me and shot at my son. >> her son's friend fired a rifle and the bullet pierced several walls. the teenage boy begin stabbing her son, 16 times in all. >> all the way through his back. he stabbed him with something. >> no vital organs were damaged. after the stabbing police found the suspect at his oakley home where they chased him and arrested him. somebody closed it without commenting. >> he has been booked in juvenile hall for attempted murder. the two of them were online playing video games against each other. >> while this they were talking on online the suspect accused her son of interfering in a deal to buy marijuana. neighbor reacted to the news. >> it's not

alan wang is at the contra costa sheriff's department. >> the sheriff's department says the suspect has suspect have known each other since childhood and this will likely end a long time relationship between the two families. >> he walked into my house. i told him to get out. he pushed back and had the gun aimed at me and shot at my son. >> her son's friend fired a rifle and the bullet pierced several walls. the teenage boy begin stabbingn, her son, 16 times in all. >> all the way through his back. he stabbed him with something. >> no vital organs were damaged. after the stabbing police found the suspect at his oakley home where they chased him and arrested him. somebody closed it without commenting. >> he has been booked juvenile hall for attempted murder. the two of them were online playing video games against each other. >> while this they were talking on online the suspect accused her son of interfering in a deal to buy marijuana. neighbor reacted to the news. >> it's nothing to fight over. it's california. >> many of the sfab wounds were superficial and he is recovering home tonigh

so please, tyler, crystal, java, doug geary, and myling wang. we will get started. i also have darnell boyd, ron parks, peter gollta, and tammy chen. everyone has about two minutes. once she starts waving at you, please wrap it up. >> good evening, mr. mayor, everyone else. i am a member of dish. my concerns are with the proposed dph cuts to a number of services but to be homeless and formerly homeless, including 109 units of supportive housing. there is a proposal to relocate tenants to new housing coming on line, so it would be a net loss of 109 units. i am also concerned about the proposed cuts to drop-in centers, cuts to youth programs, and others. if there is a way to make sure there is enough financing to restore some of the proposed cuts in the health department's budget, that would be great. ultimately, it would save money in terms of -- dph is facing serious issues, but the cost of the system elsewhere -- it would be much greater his people can access the vital services that people need. thank you. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. i am, -- for the elde

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alan wang is at the contra costa sheriff's department. >> the sheriff's department says the suspect has been booked into the juvenile detention center not far from here. the mother of the victim says her son and the suspect have known each other since childhood and this will likely end a long time relationship between the two families. >> he walked into my house. i told him to get out. he pushed back and had the gun aimed at me and shot at my son. >> her son's friend fired a rifle and the bullet pierced several walls. the teenage boy begin stabbing her son, 16 times in all. >> all the way through his back. he stabbed him with something. >> no vital organs were damaged. after the stabbing police found the suspect at his oakley home where they chased him and arrested him. somebody closed it without commenting. >> he has been booked in juvenile hall for attempted murder. the two of them were online playing video games against each other. >> while this they were talking on online the suspect accused her son of interfering in a deal to buy marijuana. neighbor reacted to the news. >> it's not

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i'm janelle wang. >> tonight it appears a simple paperwork error could seriously damage or even end a that's helped thousands of low income kids get into college in the south bay. parents held a protest and march at san jose state to demand an explanation from the people who dropped the money ball. kimberly perry is live at san jose state with a story you'll see only here. >> reporter: jessica, people are really concerned about what will happen to the program, which has been around for 36 years. it comes to an end today. and about 50 people confronted, those in charge of securing the money for the program to ask "what next?" dozens of parents and students held a rally and march today demanding answers after a $2.5 million federal grant to fund upward bound fell through.

reporting live at lucille packard children's hospital in palo alto, alan wang, abc7 news. >> alan, thank you. smie an suv carrying students from -- >>> an suv carrying students from a surf camp rolled off the road and injured two people. it happened when the 21-year-old driver failed to navigate a curve. the suv plunged 150 feet into a ravine. the driver suffered a cut to his head. one student complained of neck pain. the other three were uninjured. >>> a disturbing case of animal abuse in money tau ray county. monterey county. dozens of live cats seized and dozens more found dead. they were found in see side and brought to the spca in salinas. that sorry from leslie brinkley. >> reporter: 51 survivors, all adult cats are recouperating in a makeshift cat sanctuary. their rescue came after a property manager in seaside came across dead kittens during an annual apartment inspection. investigators on tuesday found 113 dead kittens in the apartment and in a nearby home. they are not releasing the exact location. >> it was really rather gruesome at the apartment. we were able to tie that into

this contest ranked number four but he blew away a host of big names including south korea's ki-chan wang in the semifinal no doubt much to the delight of russia's judo loving president vladimir putin but of course no one is more delighted than is die of himself. i had a solid game plan for the clash my coach told me all i had to do it was crucial to neutralize him up with a stronger hand and prevent him from doing more moves towards it also ahead jewboy . worked out. so joy for him but there was playing in the pool for russia and this is it came for the one hundred metres backstroke final she was second at the turn but lost out on the bronze medal to japan's i attended our american missy franklin got the gold with the strain is emily seebohm claiming the silver there is also more heartbreak for us female her hopes went without trace in the hundred meters breaststroke coming in seventh after coming forth in beijing with the way his teenage insatiate routinely t.j. taking the gold and the deal is a toss could not add to the bronze he got in sunday's relay finishing down the two hundred met

remind everybody how many ceos they've had going back to terry simmel, and then the founder jerry wang who was in that spot for a little bit, and then carol barts. you know, and scott thompson who left just a few months ago, and now ross levinson. even if it is ross or someone else, can a ceo really make a difference at yahoo? >> we absolutely think that a ceo can and hopefully will make a difference at the company. if you look at ross levinson in particular not only is he familiar with yahoo having been there a year and a half at this point. in addition he has a career over decades where he's been participating in internet media and advertising. it's really not anything like the ceos that yahoo has had in the past where folks have had some experience and accolades for the management achievements. but the reality is that ross is the type of person who knows the company, knows the industry, and as i said, is well respected and liked, both inside and outside yahoo. that's really important for a company that needs the kind of stabilize itself and turn itself around at the same time. >> su

i'm janelle wang for jessica aguire. >> i'm raj mathai. the giants are the talk of the nation. spirit and skill that captivated us and was put on full display for everyone to see. for the first time in 40 years, a giant is named the all-star mvp. nbc bay area is in san francisco, but kansas city is the site of the big game where the giants seized the spotlight. >> the 83rd all-star game was the all giants game as they made their presence known early and often. cabrera was named most valuable player after the game. >> thank you. my mom and grandmother and family here. i made mvp and thank you everybody to tank. >> as you might expect, a lost praise from his current teammates and former ones. derek jeter always roots for him unless they are playing him. raj? >> thank you. what an emotional night for cabrera. his mother and grandmother. we will check back later from kansas city. this was a night like no other. four giants in the starting lineup and they all performed very well. buster posey, matt and cabrera stealing the show. the giants building not just a local brand, but a nati

just wonder if you specifically talk about the organ harvesting, because we know, earlier this year, wang lijun, police chief, he went to the u.s. consulate in chengdu, and so there's evidence he's deeply involved in the crimes like organ harvesting. so i'm wondering if he provided any useful material to the u.s. government on that aspect, and so -- >> there's no we have plenty of our own information from our own embassy and our own reporting, and we've relied on that for the discussions. >> thank you very much. >> thanks, everybody. >> we will take five minutes and we will be back out. >> tomorrow, the state department releases its annual report on international religious freedom. join us for live coverage beginning at noon here on c- span. later tomorrow, secretary of state hillary clinton idelivers a speech on international religious freedom. live coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. >> governor and mrs. romney, distinguished, honored guests, friends of jerusalem, today is the ninth day of the je

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica a geara.t gave the world a tour of history with a homage and james bond thrown in. it's a new day. game day. raj mathai is live in london and it's 8:00 in the morning there and that means our bay area olympians are gearing up to compete on the global stage. >> yeah, it was a long night and an early morning. like you said, it is a brand-new day. i don't think there is any such thing as a bad opening ceremony. what we saw was incredible. this saturday morning is almost like a hangover feeling. nothing to do with drinking and more of an emotional hangover. the bbc after they broadcast the ceremony last night was quick to point out three ways to describe it. see if you agree. triumphant, staggering and quintessentially british with a lot of humor with the classic scene with the queen. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> matt lauer pointing out he has a nice sense of humor. a dry sense of humor. we saw it on display. it was incredible, the queen and 007, daniel craig starting things out. more star