wen making his presence felt on the global stage here at dallan. he also talked about his own efforts and what he sees as issues that china has to face over the next few years. listen to this. >> translator: we must grasp the strength, pace and key points of macro control power, balancing the relationship between stable economic growth, reshape economic structure, and the expectation of inflation. we need to maintain the general stability of price levels and prevent economic upheaval to fully achieve this year's economic and social development goals. >> premier wen speaking to the opening of the world economic forum conference here. this is known as the summer davos. this really is aimed much more at businesspeople and emerging markets, and particularly this year dallan has assumed major, major importance for many businesses around the world. the reason is simple. u.s. consumers are exhausted. european consumers are confused. i don't know what's happening to the debt crisis. people are looking around. companies are now looking around the world to f

he's been charged with eight counts, including killing cindy wen. detectives identified two other suspects who may have helped him get away. police have arrested diana figueroa. the other suspect is still on the loose tonight. for more on the story, let's check in with george kiriyama, who is live in san jose. george? >> reporter: police are looking for juan dela sworda right now. they arrested diana figueroa. we went to her home and asked if anyone there had anything to say? just wanted to make sure her family has a chance to -- police arrested her earlier in the day. still liking for juan. both worked at a tree house pot dispensary in san jose. they're accused of helping hide paul castillo. castillo was in court shaking and sobbing as he was being charged with the murder of cindy wen. but murder wasn't the only charge. >> robbery. assault with a deadly weapon. attempted robbery. burglary. another assault with a deadly weapon, and auto theft. >> reporter: he could face death. the public defender described him as distraught. >> he feels terribly. he

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. >> wen jiabao is set to open the summer world economic forum. we will bring it to you live from the coastal city. >> gunfire has continued overnight in kabul. at least 12 people have been killed in closing -- including six dozen fighters -- including some fighters. >> it is 2:00 a.m. in london. broadcasting to you on pbs in america and around the world. this is "newsday". gunfire has continued overnight in the afghan capital of kabul. at least 12 people have been killed including six taliban fighters. nato said it will not derail the pullout of troops by the end of 2014 but one politician has called for everything. our correspondent reports. >> running for cover. from a taliban assault in the heart of the embassy district. the police opened fire on the attackers high above them. the taliban bought with them an arsenal of weapons. here on one of the city's busiest streets a rocket lands. you can see the smoke from the explosion. gunfire all over the area. this is the u.s. embassy near isaf headquarters. this seems like a significant attack. gunfi

premier wen jiabao observed the launch from the gansu province space center. president hu jintao and vice president xi zin ping watched the coverage live in beijing. china is celebrating its 62nd anniversary of the foundation of the people's republic on saturday, october 1st. the launch will help to promote the nation's space technology at home and abroad. however, observers say that a chinese space station could add to international concern over its possible military applications. >>> in 1970, china became the world's fifth space power when it put its first satellite into orbit. its experience with weather and communications satellites helped china to commercially launch satellites for overseas clients. in the 1990s, the country announced a three-stage manned space project. the first stage was the development of a manned spacecraft. the second, now in progress, involves the launch of a space lab and the acquisition of docking and other technologies needed for short stays in space. the final stage will be the construction of a full-fledged space station for ex

. >>> chinese premier wen jiabao says china will invest more in europe by boying government bonds. this will help european nations with excessive debts. >> translator: china is willing to give a helping hand to europe. we want to keep expanding investments in european countries. >> wen was addressing this at a annual world economic forum meeting in china on wednesday. the premier said the global economy is slowly recovering but instability and uncertainties are on the rise. he cited the u.s. economic slowdown and european debt concerns. the premier asked the u.s. to stabilize its fiscal and monetary systems to protect their interests and confidence of investors. china is the largest holder of u.s. government bonds. >>> leading japanese textilemaker says a carbon fiber body is the key to making next generation electric vehicles lighter and more energy efficient. toray industries unveiled a prototype electric vehicle with carbon fiber body on wednesday. the two seat convertible weighs 846 kilograms. toray says that a four seater electric vehicle with a carbon fiber body would be 40%

wen said we are confident prices will be firmly under control this year. obviously, nina, they're not at the moment. >> not indeed. >>> now, it's not every day that the closing bell rings from san francisco. the tech company sales force.com rang the bell remotely from a cloud community industry event in california. back on wall street, u.s. markets ended a grim month on a higher note. the gains were moderate ones at best. all under a half a percent as you can see there. it left investors cautious. the consulting firm says that the number of planned job cuts fell 23% in august and separately payroll processor adp said private payroll sectors rose by 91,000 for the month of august. that was still lower than had been expected. >>> of course, we've got the very big jobs numbers out this friday. concerns about the state of the global economy has led brazil's central bank to make a move that surprised many analysts. joining us here in studio now ho discuss what they did and why slg cnn's es spanol's correspondent. >> as you just said, they lowered rates to 12%.

premier wen, you have encouraged us over many years. to make this annual meeting a total success. now, of course, we are keen to hear from you on the future development of china's economic policies and your personal vision of the world's transformation. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome his excellency, jiabao wen of the people's republic of china. [applause] [applause] [speaking mandrin chinese] >> translator: the world economic forum, ladies and gentlemen, i wish to extend warm congratulations on the opening of the first annual meeting of the new chancellor. [speaking mandrin chinese] >> translator: and a sincere welcome to you all. [speaking mandrin chinese] >> translator: this has been the fifth-year for the start of the summer meetings. the first five years have witnessed the formation of the very foreign oriented towards the world, to the future, to innovation and to the young people. [speaking mandrin chinese] >> translator: my first points of discussions, roundtables and sessions are very lively and full of vigor, especially a

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. >>> chinese prime minister wen jiabao government officials are speaking out about what they're calling a mistake by the united states. they strongly oppose a u.s. decision to help taiwan upgrade its aging fleet of f-16 fighter jets. the warning the deal could damage china/u.s. cooperation. >>> u.s. assistant secretary of state announced wednesday they wouldn't sell the new model f-16s to taiwan. that's what china wanted. they are now going to sell radar systems, missiles and other equipment. hardware will help the taiwanese upgrade their fleet of 145 fighters. china is against any armed sales to taiwan. it considers that interference in its internal affairs. >> translator: the united states made a mistake. it is inevitable that the decision will damage military and security cooperation between china and the united states. >> foreign ministry spokesperson also hinted at the suspension of china/u.s. military exchanges. china did that last year against an american decision to send arms to taiwan. talks chilled until january this year. there are fears this latest will damage u.s., china re

during his conversation with chinese premier wen, they decide to cooperate in various fields including post disaster reconstruction and cultural exchange. with the south korean president, he said they'll resume talks on a partnership agreement for free trade and investment. the two also agreed their nations should work closely with the united states on north korea's nuclear program and its abductions of japanese nationals. while speaking with russian president medvedev, noda said japan and russia should resolve territorial issues including islands north of japan. the two leaders agreed to take every opportunity to continue discussions. >>> south korea is to ask china and other areas to exercise restraint in investing in mt. kumgang tourism project. the joint project between the two koreas was suspended after a south korean tourist was shot dead by a north korean soldier three years ago. north korea is determined to continue the project to earn foreign currency. it has been calling on chinese and other foreign investors to help fund the project after losing south korea as a partner. las

during a conversation with wen jiabao the two agreed their relationship is one of the most bilateral ties. they decided to cooperate on post-disaster reconstruction and culturally exchange. with south korean president lee myung bak they'll agree to a partnership on free trade and investment and the two agreed their nations should work closely with the united states on north korea's nuclear program and its abductions of japanese nationals. while speaking with russian president dmitry medvedev, noda said japan and russia should resolve territorial issues involving the russian held islands north of japan. the two countries need to conclude a peace treaty. the two leaders agreed to take every opportunity to continue discussions. >>> south korea is to ask china and other nations to exercise restraint in investing in north korea's mt. kumgang tourism project. the joint project between the two koreas was suspended after a south korean tourist was shot dead by a north korean soldier three years ago. north korea is determined to continue the project to earn foreign currency. it has been calli

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wen said china hopes the relative's country will improve through dialogue so the six party talks to start again soon. chen said they would like to get a north korean free peninsula through dialogues. the premiers confirmed that their countries will cooperate to strengthen bilateral economic relations such as improving trade and infrastructure. >>> the chinese government says it will launch a module to practice docking at its future space station. they reported the news on monday. space station module heavenly palace is scheduled to blast off aboard a rocket from the launch center on the edge of the gobi desert on thursday or friday. it will serve as an orbitable test bed. that's an orbitable test bed for china to practice docking techniques. three test dockings scheduled over the next two years with both manned and unmanned craft. plans to build its own station by around 2020. there are strong concerns in the international community that china's space program could have a military purpose. >>> a group of researchers at a japanese university say they have successfully used human ips cells

premier wen jiabao observed the launch from the gansu province space center. president hu jintao watched live in bay ching. beijing. the launch will help to promote the nation's space technology at home and abroad. however, observers say that a chinese space station could add to international concern over its possible military applications. >>> in 1970, china became the world's fifth space power when it put its first satellite into orbit. its experience with weather and communications satellites helped china to commercially launch satellites for overseas clients. in the 1990s, the country announced a three-stage manned space project. the first stage was the development of a manned spacecraft. the second, now in progress, involves the launch of a space lab and the acquisition of docking and other technologies needed for short stays in space. the final stage will be the construction of a full-fledged space station for extended stays in space. >>> china has expressed the hope that other countries will cooperate with its space program, dismissing speculation that

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. >> plans for the concert were revived in may during chinese premier, wen jiabao's visit to japan. ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> translator: the chinese government is using japanese pop culture as a tool to improve friendship between the two countries. beijing wants to create a favorable atmosphere for sino-japan relations ahead of a trip to china. >>> that's our broadcast this hour on "newsline," we'll be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching.

. >> wen jiabao welcome but business leaders to the world economic forum, known as the summer davos. it is one of the biggest global gatherings in asia. jiabao said he was confident china would continue to grow and leading economies would recover from the economic downturn. >> in five years, the forum has been formed into a philosophy. this is to face the world, face the future, face the innovation, and to face the youth. before room -- the for = = = ref -- reform has been taken in the form of various discussions. there is fatality, particularly during the time of the economic crisis. it has given the world a voice of hope. it has brought providence and courage. >> for more, we are joined by our correspondent. >> that is right. china's premier spoke to about 2000 global business leaders. he sounded confident about the chinese economy, but also the global economy. for a reaction, i am joined by the president of s.a.p. software. was it a message of hope? >> it certainly was, but also realism. it said the problems we have today are complex and will take everybody to get their house in o

maybe a little drizzly fog out there sunday morning mp wen it comes to dodge, make sure you got thoseipers ready to go. new blade season has arrived as we have heavy rain in the forecast as we head through the next few days. this system of low pressure is very significant. we'll see two fronts pass through the bay area as we head through the next 72 hours or so and then on. this is what we're looking at right now, onshore flow is continuously pumping this fog and cool air into the bay area. for us, that's what's cooling us down today. today not too bad. cool, cloudy, drizzle up in the north bay, but the showers aren't expected. tuesday a more significant round. wednesday and thursday looks downright like a washout. 68 degrees in san francisco. you'll hit about 68 degrees in santa cruz today. your temperatures have dropped off by about 15 degrees from yesterday's highs and by about 30 degrees from wednesday's highs. it will continuously cool down. cloudy weather, cloudier tomorrow. and here's what it looks like. the first system of low pressure is going to move through as we head throu

bridge officials say they've never received a credible terrorist threat, security was tested in 2008 wen protestered scaled the span. those in charge say the bridge has never been more secure. >>> this sunday, we're airing a special program marking the 9/11 attacks entitled "america remembers." our primetime special will air immediately following sunday night football. jessica aguirre will be reporting from ground zero and garvin thomas will be live from shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> get ready, here it comes. political fireworks. despite pledges to go after president obama and not each other, the gop presidential hopefuls came out swinging tonight. the front runners faced off in southern california at the reagan library. the front-runners, governor rick perry and mitt romney, it got hot fast. >> michael dukakis created jobs three times faster than you did, mitt. >> well, as a matter of fact, george bush and his predecessor created jobs at a faster rate than you did, governor. >> that's not correct. >> yeah, it is correct. >> yeah and it went back and forth for a couple of hours. jobs, s

>> wen is very much not only known for his interest in reform, of all the high political leaders in china, he emphasized the need for political reform most ardently. but there are people in the government who do support him. but the government right now is extremely cautious. and i don't think in the waning hours of their years in power we'll see any major new initiatives set. but we will see legacy building , each leader will want to be remembered for something, and that is what he's concerned with now. >> perhaps we have to wait for the new generation. but for now, thank you. sharon will continue to bring up updates from the world economic forum. lots being discussed here. >> thanks for that. in other news -- syrian activists have come up with a list of members of their national council, which is aimed at organizing and giving a public state to protest against president assad. the activists have been meeting in istanbul and turkey, but said more than half the members were in syria. their names haven't been revealed to protect their security. it's now six months since the protests began.

billionaire investor george soras says this week, he thinks we are already in another recession and wen just won't realize it until a few months from now. terrell? >> certainly a situation we will be keeping an eye on. thank you so much. it doesn't improve the financial mood to know washington is, again, threatened by a government shutdown. earlier this morning, the republican-controlled house passed a spending bill to disaster relief and also keep the government financed in mid november, but senate democrats say they will kill the measure because it cuts clean energy programs. the two sides have one week to reach a deal. >>> campaign 2012 now. the race for the gop presidential nomination, last night, republican hopefuls debated for the third time in 15 days. front runners romney and perry were on the attack. we go to susan mcginnis in washington with details on that. good morning to you, susan. >> good morning, terrell. >> reporter: accusations flew last night among the top gop contenders. each one stomping on one another in an effort to stand out. texas governor rick perry is battling

. >> reporter: now, this is a picture of cindy wen. her employer gave it to us tonight. cindy's car is a white 1997 lexus, the same car that was carjacked. her employer says he has not heard from her since this afternoon. we're going to stay here at the scene and we'll update when we can. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> george, thanks so much. >>> new tonight at 11:00, we're learning the attorney representing two berkeley grads jailed in iran is in a courtroom submitting the final paperwork to make bail for the two. this news just coming down after ann curry sent out a tweet confirming the lawyer is efforting the pair's release. earlier this week, mahmoud ahmadinejad said the two would be freed. the two have been in an iranian prison for two years on charges of espionage and convicted just months ago. we will update you on the story as it develops. >>> our coverage of the reno air race disaster is still ahead. another live update from cheryl hurd, including new audio just released of the crash and an interview with the pilot that was manning those controls. >>> al

chinese premier wen jiabao said a day earlier... that it was important to prevent the debt crisis in europe from spreading further. china, the world's second largest economy, has around 3-and-a-quarter trillion us dollars in foreign exchange reserves, about a quarter of which are estimated to be in euro assets. world bank president robert zoellick claims... emerging economies... will account for more than half of the world's economic growth by 2025. speaking at george washington university in washington on wednesday, zoellick said... korea, brazil, china, india, russia, and indonesia accounted for one-fifth of global growth in the 1990s... but have now become and will continue to be... economic powerhouses. referring to china,... the world bank chief said... the country needs to be a "responsible stakeholder" in an interdependent global economy. he added that china, as the world's second- largest economy, should also "move toward a responsible with korea-japan relations having hit a rough patch after japan's recent series of sovereignty claims over korea's dokdo islets, seoul has sug

saying is heading for its lows close and more than two years as developers retreated and after premier wen jiabao signal china should not be expected to bail out the global economy. and here in russia the markets are seeing losses in eritrea tracking asia low what investors are going to be watching today. u.s. inflation figures to out just sixteen thirty more time looking forward to next on that. magic wall i see the news that both the investors the generate still cautious russia stocks the looking toward more attractive. definitely we will be still fall in the europe and we'll see how you are goes we see especially everybody stricken european banks and all the things that are related to. greek and other countries bond some the potential solution of the situation so we will definitely see all the suits who will from the point see but for us to still stay there the kind of we can call it so then we work now we can call it some say if someone was to say stealing most of those definitely will be co-chairs everybody is some of the investors are sitting on the big cash piles of america little b

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yestday, chinese premier wen jiabao said that his country willing to consider expanding its investment in europe. joing me here in the studio is ian bremmer, he is president of the eurasia group. from the "financial times" bureau in new york is gilli tett, she is the paper's u.s. managing editor. from washington, zanny minton beddoes, she is the economics editor at the "economist" magazine. i am pleased to have all of them here. i begin with gillian. tell me where you think we are with the rescue of greece and what you think it will possibilities are that in the end greece will default? >> i think one of the european bollsy makers put it beautifully which is that europe is at a fork in the road and it keeps driving straight ahead. on the one hand it can go forward by pushing for more integration which essentially means germany facing up to the fact thathe euro zone is not going to be run as they want it to be, that countries which run up big debt burdens will not be punished as severely as it wants and journalists will have to face a rise in foreign costs to help the weak ones. tor eur

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coming up in the next half hour we're going to hear from a co-worker if wen of the city, she was theof a talk show on the vietnamese free >> a station. the alameda county coroner's office is going to examine the him remains in connection with the disappearance of le carr. with a new search over the weekend, remains or found on saturday near a sunol. michelle was last seen three months ago leading kaiser hospital. if they will do an autopsy and await results. former high school friend of michelle finn is charged with her murder. she is supposed to be in court at this hour. giselle esteban is expected to be assigned an attorney and enter a plea. >> we are tracking some slowdown hot spots on this morning. not the results of any major incidents, but a steady buildup of traffic that has managed to tie things up at the bay bristol closet. because your commute is along with the usual, it is a hot spot. looking at 18 minutes coming from the east shore freeway. it could be a 24 minute drive out of the macarthur maze. if things are still pretty heavily backed up. as he conceded are not moving