i talked by phone with one man who has been on an air china plane to beijing since 11:30 this morning. >> people switching into shorts and everybody sweating and uncomfortable. >> they were stuck at the gate . the good news is that plane did just take off about 15 minutes ago, and unfortunately there is no shortage of unhappy passengers. hopeful travelers here at sfo. there are still dozens of delays, both departures and arrivals. also some cancellations. reporting live at san francisco international airport, sergio quinn tan that, abc7 news. >> still to come at 6:00, we hear first hand accounts of a massive fire that forced nearly 100 people out of their homes. >> how state prison officials hope to stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases in the prison system. >> what knocked this surfer off his board. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures this weekend a little below where we should be this time of year, but get ready, the warmup is coming. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and let you see which da >>> good evening, and we have more on the air disaster sho

i talked by phone with one man who has been on an air china plane to beijing since 11:30 this morning. >> people switching into shorts and everybody sweating and uncomfortable. >> they were stuck at the gate for several hours. the good news is that plane did just take off about 15 minutes ago, and unfortunately there is no shortage of unhappy passengers. hopeful travelers here at sfo. there are still dozens of delays, both departures and arrivals. also some cancellations. reporting live at san francisco international airport, sergio quinn tan that, abc7 news. >> still to come at 6:00, we hear first hand accounts of a massive fire that forced nearly 100 people out of their homes. >> how state prison officials hope to stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases in the prison system. >> what knocked this surfer off his board. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures this weekend a little below where we should be this time of year, but get ready, the warmup is coming. we'll look at the seven-day forecast and let you see which day will b [ male announcer ] on vacation, y

carlos wants to know i was stuck yesterday on an air china flight more than four hours. there are laws but for domestic carriers so foreign flights it doesn't work that way. i should say foreign carriers. they can do whatever they want as long as you're safe healthy have food and unless ordered off the farm crack. >> so there is no ints national -- . >> no this, is all domestic. >> i never buy travel insurance should doi the it next time? >> well, i got to tell you travel insurance isn't that expensive. and you can customize it f you're only worried about medical e vac you can buy one that just does that. one policy would have handled this circumstance here. what they do is say if you delayed like this they give you a new ticket to get you out of dodge quickly and they can replace if you're trying to fly to a cruise they'd replace the cost of the cruise. so you need to read fine print. >> a lot of exclusions. yes. >> it's inexpensive if you're taking a major european adventure? >> if you're going to be to be traveling or going through various carriers you want to do it b

china flight yesterday afternoon. earlier 35 others continued on tour of the united states. >> a blood drive will be held on monday to help replenish blood supplies. it will be held the baggage terminal area and donors are asked to schedule an appointment by calling the number you see there on the screen. >>> you can keep on top of any breaking developments in the crash investigation by following us on twitter, we're at "abc 7 news" bay area and new smart phone app let's you watch live breaking news as it happens. find it at abc7news.com/apps. things are getting back to normal at sfo with the runway reopen and weather won't be a problem. >> weather getting back to normal and beautiful summer showed in tahoe. clear skies. a high of 81 today. i'll have your neighborhood highs coming up. >> and what they found in the meatballs and sickened and even killed one san francisco dog. michael finney helps a woman who was having trouble with a >> katie: welcome back. so glad you could join us. 8:13, beautiful live picture from t

in china. they pay a whopping $650 for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people want to experience something different. its business dinner like a social stuff. >> chinese do consume a lot of wine it's the home-grown rice wines that is stronger. he likes western wines because its more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different feeling to slow down, peaceful and enjoy the wine with family, friends. >> there were long hours of photo shoots each was followed by photographers in a cruise shooting promos that will be aired in china. his winery produces less than 5,000 cases a year but now a new label. moderately priced napa crest. he wants napa because he wants the chinese to know the wine growing region. >> i want people to come to experience napa with the wine, the food, the weather. >> his new label will be much cheaper than this reserve that sells for $650 a bottle. napa crest will cost you only $48. >>> cheers to vic. love that story. tell us the sun is coming out.

flag had been shot out of the air over china and were being treated aspies rather than as prisoner of war. which as you know is a different status. and potentially a could lead to lifelong imprisonment. while there are many detail surrounding the mission to beijing, i thought you might be interested in this image, which shows the compression on him of events as he goes forth in to an unknown. this -- his great success although it took ten months to realize it was december 1954, his us is by july of 1955 made virtually everyone realize that he was someone that had to take seriously. this is him. in 1955, the u.n. celebrated the tenth anniversary, there was a big meeting in san francisco. i should think the meeting was very, very pleasant. how can be anything bun -- be unprez pleasant in san francisco? he played his role. he gave a talk there. it was very interesting. but at the same time, he was really very realistic about the difficulty of the u.n. it was torn by the cold war conflict. there were so much waiting in the wings to happen in 1955, summer of 1955. he wrote in to his journa

air force general overseeing the pacific region has voiced concerns over china's aggressive moves to assert territorial claims. u.s. pacific air forces commander general carlisle spoke to washington on monday about chieb china's addressive actions, including territorial dispute, especially in the south china sea. he says the attitude runs the risk for creating the potential for miscalculation. many are looked in territorial dispute with an increasingly assertive china. the obama administration place emphasis on the asia pacific region. as part of the pivot to asia, the u.s. navy has deployed a new type of high-tech combat ship to singapore. the pentagon is working to increase rotations of u.s. troops through asia much as it rotated troops through europe at the time of the cold war. he also explains china's moves were prompting washington to expand its own ties in the region. he says and example is the recently expanded talks between washington and manila on military cooperation. >>> muslim rebels have attacked an oil tanker truck in the philippines. the attack sparked a gun battle wi

they hope their products will help people in china fight air pollution. a tokyo-based company is introducing an additive for fuel used in trucks and generators. it increases the efficiency of engines. the additive could cut the emission of minute pollutants called pm2.5 by half. offering an easy to use pm2. monitor. the company says the device could help schools and businesses take precautions. >> translator: japanese technology could be applied in china. it will be very helpful in taking care of our environment here. >> smog blanketed beijing and other chinese cities earlier this year. factories and cars emit pm2.5, which can cause asthma and bronchitis. >>> japan is joining negotiations for the tra transpacific partnership for trade first time. officials are working on what's been discussed so far and explaining japan's position to delegates from the 11 other nations. japanese representatives were allowed to participate in the discussions starting tuesday afternoon after receiving official approval from the u.s. japanese delegates are now able to view h

a new study by the national academy of sciences says that the air pollution in northern china is so hazardous, it shortens lives by five-and-a- half years on average. seth doane reports, and he has the story beginning at the gates of beijing's famed forbidden city. >> reporter: murky smog can choke this entire city. cutting off sunlight for days. it makes breathing as dangerous as inhaling second-hand smoke. on these days, mindy wu makes sure her five-year-old wears a mask to school. >> everybody can see it. everybody can either smell it. >> reporter: you can smell the pollution. >> i think every mother knows. >> reporter: people here check air quality readings as routinely as others check the temperature. even what passes for a relatively good today like today's reading is still five times worse than the most polluted city in the u.s. riverside, california. last winter the numbers went off the charts. there were at least 38 days when the air quality was so bad that state media warned residents to stay indoors. the smog is made worse by the coal-fired power plants that ring the capital spewin

china's breakneck growth is wishing cities to their limits. manufacturers have been working at maximum capacity. now they are producing more than they can sell, especially for export. overseas has been a factor in china's economic success. now exports are losing steam. it is not a slowdown for concern. >> some measures will affect growth in the short term like property sales and the end of some stimulus policies, but they will benefit our economy in the long run. >> some analysts think they will overreact to the new growth figures. >> the issue is that growth is starting to issa off. date -- issa off -- ease off. that is very dangerous, we think, because the financial cycle is looking pretty excessive. >> affirms all over the world count on the chinese market. a serious slowdown. >> as a mention to those growth figures were not as bad as many feared and it even gave a boost to the financial markets. >> the economic growth in china has been predicted very well here it they were not as poor as expected. the german dax rose although not as strong

china's breakneck growth is wishing cities to their limits. manufacturers have been working at maximum capacity. now they are producing more than they can sell, especially for export. overseas has been a factor in china's economic success. now exports are losing steam. it is not a slowdown for concern. >> some measures will affect growth in the short term like property sales and the end of some stimulus policies, but they will benefit our economy in the long run. >> some analysts think they will overreact to the new growth figures. >> the issue is that growth is starting to issa off. date -- issa off -- ease off. that is very dangerous, we think, because the financial cycle is looking pretty excessive. >> affirms all over the world count on the chinese market. a serious slowdown. >> as a mention to those growth figures were not as bad as many feared and it even gave a boost to the financial markets. >> the economic growth in china has been predicted very well here it they were not as poor as expected. the german dax rose although not as strong

one of those was a flight from china, air change from beijing. on that flight about 300 passengers, they're still at this hour loading them into charter buses, and they'll have to drive to san francisco. that will take about eight hours, heather. >> thank you so much, tony value deads, joining us from lax live. >>> and that is how fox report for that saturday, july 6th, 2013 ends. i'm heather childers in for harris faulkner. thank you so much for watching. once again, we have been following continuing coverage of this plane crash, an international flight that crash landed in san francisco coming in from south korea. 291 passengers on board along with 16 crew members. two people died in this crash. 306 passengers now, though, accounted for, still one accounted for, still one missing. greta van sustren is next.huma ♪ uch. but that's okay -- you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com.

. >> the leadership of china also is air capitalistic. they are very interested in doing well. >> why not just come out and say so? >> they have a whole tradition that they have to live up to. called the chinese communist party. >> they are easing into a full dress -- is it a full dress rehearsal for the real thing? >> they have a will the of people living in poverty. and i want to give the president some credit. that short sleeved summit a month or so ago in california. i think set the stage for these talks. and you know, they didn't do anything concrete, but they come into an accord in reducing pollution and increasing investment. >> the president deserves a lot of credit for the chinese meaning and also for the eu meeting. which is very, very big. huge. that's also going on. >> john, last year the chinese ran a $300 billion trade surplus at the extense of the united states. the largest between any two countries in history. they are cleaning their clocks and they continue to do so. >> do you think that the mood of the country, is it mel

. >> and air pollution in china was so bad it may have helped cause 1 million deaths in a single year. an american is among those who say they can't take it anymore. >>> 11 unmarried women in and around boston were strangled to death. the crimes the so-called boston strangler terrorized the area and captivated the nation. his words have always been suspect until now. terrell brown is in boston with the break in this case. terrell, good morning. >> reporter: norah, good morning. 19-year-old mary sullivan just moved into the apartment building behind me just days before she was murdered. there is also dna evidence found here. that evidence may solve her murder five decades later. between june 1962 and january 1964, 11 women ranging in age from 19 to 85 were found brutally murdered in their homes, many of them sexually assaulted. later that year 33-year-old albert de salvo already in prison for robbery and sexual assault confessed to the murders. famed criminal attorney f. lee bailey represented de salvo. >> he wasn't polpolished well educated, but he was street smart. >> reporter: there

experts at the national air and space intelligence center compiled the assessment. they said china has been deploying the 31 a intercontinental ballistic missile. this has a range of 11,000 kilometers putting the u.s. mainland within reach. they are starting to deploy anti-ship missiles. they want to prevent u.s. aircraft carriers from getting near chinese waters. china is suspected to soon deploy a new submarine launched missile. this will let chinese submarines target parts of the u.s. they said china can raise warheads capable of hitting the u.s. to well over 100 in the next 15 years. north and south koreans were supposed to sit down to talk about reuniting families separated by the korean war. the north koreans postponed the talks just a day after they proposed them. officials said they would prefer to focus on restarting the industrial complex. employees from both countries worked together there and they shut down the park in april. from south korea, they suggested both sides concept rate on reopening the industrial zone. they accepted proposals to talk about r

experts at the national air and space intelligence center compiled the assessment. the report says china has been deploying the dong fang 31a intercontinental ballistic missile with a range of more than 11,000 kilometers putting the u.s. mainland within reach. china also starting to deploy anti-ship missiles. the country wants to prevent u.s. aircraft carriers from getting near chinese waters. china is expected to deploy a new submarine launch jl-2 ballistic missile to target parts of the u.s. the report says china could raise the number of nuclear warheads capable of hitting the u.s. to well over 100 within the next 15 years. >>> investigators probing the crash of asiana airlines flight 214 are focusing on the plane's speed control device. they're trying to figure out whether the pilots fully understood the settings of the automatic throttles. the crash killed two people and injured more than 180 others. the national transportation safety board's investigation suggests a significant loss of speed led to the failed landing on saturday at san francisco international

now to the north of it, where hot air is colliding with warmer air -- excuse me, cool air, we're seeing quite heavy rain from southwestern china through northeastern china, the korean peninsula, as well as the western flank of japan. so heavy rain will raise the risk of flooding. across north america, there are two areas of severe weather, one is in the northern half of the plains. actually, one tornado has been reported in south dakota with hail the size of a golf ball. the system is expected to head towards the south, affecting the kansas area on your wednesday. and another area can be found across the mid mississippi river valley and surrounding areas. the greater risk could be damaging winds, as well as lightning. this system will also head toward the southeast. towards the west, looking quite dry and no monsoonal showers for the southwest. and towards the north, there's a high risk of wildfires. temperatures will be comfortable across the coastal areas, 27 degrees in seattle. the very hot in phoenix at 42 degrees on wednesday. >>> all right in europe, yesterday we showed you some v

you have a china with so many cars, they have a problem with air pollution. you have a china with so many people working, they have a problem of transportation. you have a china that has to go book to the basic environmental policy of, you don't want several,000 dead pigs floating down the river. what's going on in china is like some of the great moments in human history. the chinese have created enough wealth that they can deal with the next generation of problems which in 1930 would have been starvation, slavery, people who had no hope. a level of poverty which is almost unimaginable. i think the chinese will tell you, yeah, they have big problems, they are a big country, they are going to need ome big solutions. >> the more billionaires the better. china doesn't allow inequality? it doesn't go after the rich hard in a way that you would want. >> i have spent a lot of time on these issues. latin america, 20 years ago there was widespread acceptance of the -- don't worry about inequality and you will get those wonderful asian take-offs. a bunch of latin amer

a tight rope wagner china set a world record. the fastest high wire walk between hot air balloons. he walked on a 59-foot long steel platform. he was 108 feet high. he was attached by a rope for safety. it took him over 38 seconds to get safely across. >>> planes and blimps can still display their ads over san francisco for now. but a debate goes on about banning aerial advertising. the board of supervisors postponed a vote on monday. supervisors due to leave for a summer recess next week which means september is the earliest the vote can be rescheduled. >>> today an antioch man accused of killing two people at a san francisco jewelry store earlier this month is scheduled to enter a plea in court. 23-year-old barry white has been charged with killing two employees at the? gold jewelry store. and seriously injuring the store's owner. prosecutors say white attacked the employees because he thought he had been overcharged for an item he purchased. >>> facing heavy pressure the california public utilities commission is 3r0 posing new rules for ride sharing services. the states says com

now, to the north of it, where hot air is colliding with warmer air, excuse me, cool air, we are seeing quite heavy rain from southwestern china through northeastern china, the korean peninsula as well as the western flank of japan. so heavy rain will raise the risk of flooding. across north america, there are two areas of severe weather. one is in the northern half of the plains. actually one tornado has been reported in south dakota with hail the size of a golf ball. the system is expected to head towards the south affecting the kansas area on wednesday. and another area can be found across the mid-mississippi river valley and surrounding areas. the greater risk could be damaging winds as well as lightning. the system will also head towards the southeast. now, towards the west, looking quite dry, and no monsoonal showers for the southwest and towards the north, there's a high risk of wildfires. temperatures will be comfortable across the coastal areas. 27 degrees in seattle. very hot in phoenix at 42 degrees on wednesday. all right. in europe, yesterday we showed you some video of a t

in mid-air. somehow this happened in china. the guy lifted off in one of those balloons which was connected to the other with a 60-foot long metal beam when both balloons stabilized a stunt man did this hopped out of the basket and started strolling. that metal beam reportedly just two inches wide. took him less than 40 seconds to make it all the way across. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. carlos danger is reportedly being a little vegas about whether he is still sexting anyone who is not his wife. he apparently did not say yes or no with the new york daily news. a columnist says he asked anthony weiner, quote: there is no -- excuse me, there is no one you are sexting now? and anthony weiner responded you can quibble about beginnings, middles, and ends, but what we are talking about is over a year old. the columnist says he also questioned weiner about another woman's shoe and whether that's about to drop. weiner re

walk between two hot air balloons in 38 seconds. there are better things to do on a tuesday. >>> now for an early look at business, bertha kunz, good morning. >> good morning. futures are pointing to a higher start after stocks finished mixed on tuesday, but a lot of data to sift through today. the fed wraps up its two-day meeting, but investors are going to get data on private sector jobs, manufacturing, labor costs, and a first glance at second quarter gdp, which may show the economy slowed in its growth this spring. ford may start selling a natural gas pickup, the first auto maker to offer that option in a light duty truck. it could cost $9,000 to install new fuel tanks. the price of gas is averaging about $2.11 a gallon. >>> and the pc may soon be surpassed by tablets, but not on campus. 18% of college students own a pc, but only 18% have a tablet. a big reason, it's still easier to take notes and write papers on a laptop or desktop pc, but i imagine most kids these days have laptops. >> they have everything, bertha, thank you s

environment looted both in the air in the water the man is going to make a fortune cleaning up china if and you know a lot of money. yeah but those are costs of course are bent externalized the company's balance sheet it ends up on the government's balance sheet and then the people end up paying this through higher taxes so there's a bit of a mismatch it with incentives and rewards but anyway jim rogers rata time thanks so much for being on the kaiser report and if you're mack but you want to go all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guests the legendary jim rogers if you'd like to get in touch tweet us at kaiser report and the next time ask out of saying bio. technology innovation all the developments around. the future are covered. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can

there seems the misperception in china that air sea battle is and the chinese. i wondering if you are concerned about that is perception, and if so, what you are doing to correct it in your talks with china. >> to the first question, it is a good thing. it boils down to a fundamental difference in the way we convention of how activities you should be will to do in economic zones. we believe the u.s. position is less constrained than one but the chinese believe. usesu look at all of these in the world, it turns out to be about one third of the oceans in the world. it turns out to be inside that, most of the major sea lines of communication. as i approach my counterparts, i say you do not want to have every country that owns a the z conferring in any manner they want. it has got to be -- you have got to be will to look at your security interests. -- a differente interpretation. there is litigation as to who owns what. they would like to have a further restriction of anybody's military operation inside. .here is that it is a place we diverge. we talk about it. we t

the exercise is focusing on air defense and anti-submarine warfare with search and rescue operations. 18 warships will take part in the drill. china and japan are in a dispute over the ownership over a group of the uninhabited islands in the east china sea. to hold thereed meeting of asylum seekers and smuggling people. is on his first trip since becoming prime minister. the issue is likely to be central in the upcoming australian elections. a receiver for new zealand mining company says it is impossible to pay compensation to the families of 29 miners killed in a gas explosion. a court has ordered the company to pay a record sum of over $3 million to the victims' families. the receiver says the company only has enough money left to pay its secured creditors. the bodies have never been recovered because of dangerous levels of methane gas in the mind. portuguese leaders are meeting to avoid the collapse of the governing coalition. the political crisis was triggered by the finance and foreign ministers when they resigned because of the tough austerity measures. we have more on the polit

china's rapidly emerging middle classes coping up the air miles providing a boost to tourist destinations around the world chinese tourists spending top one hundred billion dollars last year alone but not all countries have been seeing the benefits boy boy go explains why the chinese are leaving the u.k. out of their travel plans is one of the top global tourist destinations but according to new research securing a visa to come to the u.k. spreading to be more trouble than it's worth for hundreds of thousands of chinese citizens while the schenn getting visa to the european union will cover a visit to up to twenty six countries a visit to britain requires another lengthy and costly visa application process for would be chinese terrorists my cousin just over here as well should parents want to come here to visit here which it is always a tux just that you turn all roles and everything is more expensive as in britain always people would spend a lot of money u.k. do so and this is still holds true to their. will towards you so if you just want a model it's just so complicated for the you can

a lot experiencing scattered thunderstorms with the heat and humidity in the air. down towards the south as well another low is going to be bringing more downpours to hainon island, macau and the southern coast of china. now, this is already falling on already saturated land as well. so the risk of flooding and landslides will be with us as we head on into friday. it stays hot and dry with drought conditions for central portions of china. and temperatures still way up there. chongqing 40 on friday, 39 in shanghai and 34 here in fukuoka. in tokyo, 31 degrees. back to the heat and humidity after that cool wet spell we had in the middle of the week. all right. we'll head on into the americas where you're going to be seeing more thunderstorms. and if i pull back this cloud, you'll see where the rain is. this is going to be particularly heavy for places like kansas down into oklahoma. you can see a real threat of flash flooding, thunderstorms spreading up in towards the great lakes region as well. could be a little bit on the severe side. it is going to be dry and coole

experts at the national air center has compiled the intense. the missile has a range of more than 11,000 kilometers putting the u.s. mainland within reach. china is beginning to deploy anti-ship missiles. they want to prevent u.s. aircraft carriers from getting near chinese waters. china is expected to deploy a new submarine-launched jl-2 ballistic missile that will let chinese submarines target parts of the u.s. the report says china could raise the number of nuclear warheads capable of hitting the u.s. to well over 100 within the next 15 years. >>> egyptians are looking ahead to the weekend and worrying more turmoil will engulf their communities. members of ousted president mohamed morsi's power base the muslim brotherhood are calling for a mass rally on friday in cairo. they're protesting against the military for forcing morsi out of office and rounding up their leaders. prosecutors ordered the arrest of ten senior figures of the brotherhood including leader mohammed badie. he's accused of inciting violence monday in the capital. more than 5

you have a china with so many ars, a problem with air pollution. you have people so many people working they have a problem with transportation. china with so much of a need of need to services they go to the policy which is, for example, you don't want several dead pigs floating down the river. unlike 60 years ago, the chinese generated enough wealth that they can actually deal with problems eneration of would have been starvation, slavery. people who had no hope, a level poverty that's unimaginable. big problems, big country. to have big solutions. >> the central planning of government in china? >> not talking about that. billionaires, the better, china doesn't allow inequality. go after the rich the way you would want. -- said last time on these anyway. latin america looked at this. spread ago wide acceptance of the liberalized markets. don't worry about inequality. you'll get the wonderful asian takeoffs. didlatin american companies that. they liberalized, some good things happened. no take off. growth didn't take off. really disappointing. aft

now to dramatic video out of china. china central television aired this video. it was caught on camera this month. it shows a landslide crashing all four people in the car managed to escape remarkably. heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding and landslides across the region. it's now 7:07 eastern time. you're up to date. matt, savannah, now. >>> it's terrifying to see. >>> we want to turn to a historic comment by pope francis on the subject of homosexuality. ann thompson is in rome for us this morning. good morning to you. >> the five words the pope spoke who am i to judge, has people talking about what appears to be a change in attitudes toward gay priests and gay people. >> reporter: surprise is a hallmark of pope francis. from paying his own hotel bill the day after he was elected to his love of the crowd but nothing stunned the catholic world like his comments on the flight back from rio. toward the end of an extraordinary hour and 20 minute press conference, asked about the gay lobby inside the vatican, the pope said "if a person is gay and seeks the lord

rain is also stretching up towards northeastern china. as for japan then, we have an incoming low pressure system and cold air in the upper atmosphere, and that is creating very unstable weather for the central and northern parts of the country. thunderstorms, gusty winds and even isolated tornadoes are possible. tokyo may see some afternoon thundershowers, mostly dry, and temperatures will be soaring to the mid-30s once again today. seoul cooling down to 27 degrees. rain could develop today as well and thundershowers for beijing with a high of 29 degrees. in north america the main story's going to be the heat across the eastern u.s. and parts of eastern canada. this is the high pressure system responsible for creating the oppressive hot conditions. and this one is actually getting bigger and bigger as we go into thursday. and on the ridge of the high pressure dome, we have a risk of severe weather across the u.s./canada border, isolated tornadoes are likely but rain is on the decreasing side across new mexico and western parts of texas.

army personnel role played a scenario that enemy planes were attacking china. they used older equipment in the demonstration, but didn't bring out new ground-to-air missiles known to be deployed at the base. officials say the newer devices are being used in training sessions elsewhere. chinese leaders are planning to boost their military but they've kept quiet on the details of their defense budget. >> taiwan's defense minster has resigned. kao hua-chu stepped down after the public outcry over the death of a young soldier. hung chung-chiu died of heat stroke at the beginning of this month. officer had forced him to exercise vigorously and denied him water. they were punishing him for bringing a mobile phone with a camera on to the base. they later found that surveillance video from the detention site may have been tampered with. taiwanese leaders planinsight o and southeast asia every weekday "live from bangkok" only on nhk "newsline." >>> oil that leaked from a pipeline on the southeast coast of thailand has reached a beach resort popular with international to

we've had some high level summitry recently between the united states and china. nese rend friends have actually taken a page from kissinger. when kissinger used to visit moscow during the vietnam war, he made sure that on those visits those were the days that u.s. air forces would really bomb north vietnam, to make the north vietnamese sort of ont's going on here. during the most recent high level summits and engagements when secretary kerry was just leaving china during the summits, those were periods of heightened japanese-- chinese naval and maritime activity around those islands. so what has been alleged is accurate. they're trying to create tension between japan and the united states. and it's very important for us to under state very clearly in all of our interactions that this relationship was a democratic, peaceful japan, is strong, stable and enduring. but at the same time we also want a good relationship with china and these two big countries need to work it out. >> all right. that's a good note to close. but let me just say this. you're going back to t

you have a china with so many cars, a problem with air pollution. you have people so many people working they have a problem with transportation. china with so much of a need of goods and services they need to go to the policy which is, for example, you don't want several hundred dead pigs floating down the river. unlike 60 years ago, the chinese have generated enough wealth that they can actually deal with the next generation of problems which, in 1930 would have been starvation, slavery. people who had no hope, a level of poverty that's unimaginable. big problems, big country. going to have big solutions. >> the central planning of government in china? >> not talking about that. the more billionaires, the better, china doesn't allow inequality. it doesn't go after the rich the way you would want. >> i said last time on these -- anyway. latin america looked at this. 28 years ago wide spread acceptance of the liberalized markets. don't worry about inequality. you'll get the wonderful asian takeoffs. the latin american companies did that. they libera

we are dawn allowing the chinese at the air radio and the privilege of offered a great opportunity. i know but have the eighth lady's presence in the influence it was before the chinese but i think the real stress they can sell them and in china around the world we wanted to put sanctions on the region but the chinese oppose it objectively then to city and and the chinese objected we're in the same situation and they continue to object so therefore it's it is in the vital interest of china of the allies of the revolution so that leaves something important to take into account and finally i talk about the regional in u.s. policy i tried to leave that for the question and answer period. you prefer me to stop right now and take questions? the other chapters deal with regional and u.s. policies how united states reacted to the revolution and also with the policy restrictions. should rigo to the question and it's your -- question and answer period in devil stop right here. [applause] >> i'm a federal employee and to to have a question that i thought i heard that chavez body is embalms to

there is no air conditioning. i only have a fan. his roommate couldn't stand the heat and moved out. despite having a college degree, wages are low. graduates know the odds. 35% have found work. colonies are illegal. we saw one with 20 beds and 1 bathroom. another unit slept 30. this 23-year-old your journalism graduate makes $400 a month. >> is this what you imagined the life of a college graduate would be? >> i realized real life is completely different. >> reporter: his dream seems well out of reach. a delivery person can make twice as much as someone with a degree. . >> u.s. students found the same problem. they are working in jobs that don't require a degree. >>> a new emergency housing facility. many are struggling to put their lives together. they will provide free meals, employment services and counseling. servicemen and women from iraq coming home. >> when they come to us for care they need a higher degree of services than veterans from any other era in the past. >> veterans can stay up to two years hoping they can get on t

. >>> something new for a daredevil in china. he took a walk between two hot air balloons. that's the steel beam between the blooms. it's about 20 yards long and 2" wide and the daredevil spent 38 seconds walking on it. he had to squat down for a moment during the walk to keep his balance. the stunt earned him a new lifting in the guinness book of world records. wow. >> no, thank you. >>> this is amazing, too. an iraq war veteran has traded in her rifle for pompoms. >> an arizona cardinals cheerleader is sharing her story. megan tried out for the squad after completing her 16-month tour of duty in iraq. she served as a platoon leader there. she also managed the communications network for the largest u.s. base. apparently she met some nfl cheerleaders there who were entertaining the troops. they gave her some advice on auditioning. >> it's such an amazing experience to be at this age and to do this after taking such a long break it's been really exciting. >> she started doing ballet classes when she was 9. she danced competitively before signing up with the military. welter

hot air balloons in 38 seconds. got to have nerves of steel for that one. >>> now for your first look at business, we turn to bertha combs. >> good morning. futures are pointing to a higher start after stocks ended mixed on tuesday. investors have to have their hands full today. the fed wraps up the two day meeting later on this afternoon. and a boat load of data. they get data on private sector jobs, manufacturing, labor costs and the first glance at second quarter gdp which is like to show that economic growth slowed. ford is going to start selling a natural gas pickup, the first u.s. automaker to offer that option in a light duty truck. it could cost $9,000 to install new fuel tanks on the truck. >>> and the pc may soon be surpassed by tablets but not on campus. a survey finds 82% of college students own a pc but only 18% of them have a tablet. one big reason why, it is still easier to take notes and write papers on a laptop or a desktop pc. although i would imagine few people have desktop pcs on campus anymore.

in china. >> wow. >> the 40-year-old daredevil took to the skies on a steal beam 59 foot long. it was just two inches wide. the stunt took 38 seconds. >> that's it. >> you witnessed the nik wallenda walk. does it measure up? >> i would say definitely. let's see if he can do that for 23 minutes. >> you have the two balloons moving at the same time. they rise and fall at different rates. >> he did have to lean down at one point as you see there. >> can't make it up. >> is there a harness? i can't tell. >> there is a tether. >> there is a cord on hill. >> and a slide. >> that's on a chopper. >> pretty amazing feat. still to come, awkward. how to handle the uncomfortable moments when you run into the last person you want to see. >>> and we'll go for a spin in a car that doubles as a boat and is really cool. >> cool. >> but first oscar winner gwyneth paltrow is sharing her secrets on how to eat right and still have fun. good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. we finally know how paltrow stays so slim and trim. in a new article the actress and mother reveals her eating habits, fi

concerns of high costs of living and bad air quality here. still, there are more opportunities and the competition is good for him. >> in just 10 years, the number of graduates in china has risen sevenfold. china's middle class is growing due -- growing dramatically. more families are able to s slo, businesses are saying there are simply no jobs. >> i called it the educational great to look forward. give not a bad thing to children the chance to go to college. if you do not control the scale, it creates many problems. >> the chinese government says the problem could affect social stability. it has ordered schools and state owned agencies to hire graduates and pick up the slack. academics say that does not go far enough. what is needed is a major overhaul of the country's economic strategy. >> that means to change the china mode. china mode is a government intervening economy that may work at certain times and bring fast economic growth. it can also be a hurdle and causes corruption and private sectors to collapse and drives away innovation. >

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. >> translator: this could be an indication that china will further step up its activities at sea. >> commanders with japan's self-defense force scrambled jets. it didn't enter japanese air space. >>> afghanistan's first and only female governor has been awarded a prize many regard as asia's highest honor. the award foundation based in manila recognizes asian individuals and organizations who contribute to human development. the governor is among three individuals and two organizations to win the prize this year. the governor of afghanistan's province in the announcement foundation commends her efforts to build a functional government and cites the particular adversities poverty and discrimination she had to face to serve her people. she champions education and women's rights in afghanistan. a member of the minority in myanmar is another of this year's recipient. she works to rehabilitate communities affected by armed conflict. the award is named after ramon, who was a reformer and president of the philippines in the 1950s. it is given to individuals and groups that contribute to pea

is decades away, consider that china and india now put more carbon in the air than we do, and the chinese are opening coal-fired plants at a rate of one a week. none captures its carbon. now rogers has broken ground on his two new coal-fired plants despite warnings from top scientists like nasa's jim hansen. so when jim hansen says that to save the planet, we should stop building coal-fired power plants today, you say what? >> i say, "mr. hansen, can't get done, won't get done. we've got to keep our economy going. we've got to make the transition. and i'm gonna do everything i can with the greatest sense of urgency to make the transition. but to do what you ask me to do now is just not doable." >> in his 2011 state of the union address, president obama called for 80% of the energy used in this country to come from clean technology, including clean coal, within 25 years. meanwhile, jim rogers announced plans to merge his duke energy with progress energy, forming the nation's largest power company. that's this edition of 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. thanks for joining us. captioning

classified as a foreign carrier flying into the united states. >> you may recall two students from china were sadly killed during that crash. a third one was killed when she was accidentally run over by a firefighting truck. >>> early this morning in mill valley fire crews working quickly to put out a two alarm fire at a day spa. that fire broke out about 3:00 in morning at the evo spa at the strawberry village shopping center. crews were able to contain the flames to the laundry room. the rest of the spa suffered smoke damage. the fire caused about $50,000 in damage. >> confined to the spa itself. a small amount of smoke damage to the sushi restaurant next door. within the evo spa itself the fire was confined to a laundry room in the back but there's a lot of smoke damage as well as a lot of damage that we had to do when we got into the attic of the building. >> we can also tell you the spa as well as a sushi ba and a sushi restaurant next door will be closed today because of that fire. >>> san jose police officer right now recovering this morning after a chase and a crash sends him to

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here's what we know as we come on the air. the two people who did not survive were both 16-year-old girls from china. there were 307 people on board the flight including passengers and crew. 182 to local hospitals, 49 in critical condition. for hours afterwards, there were scores of passengers unaccounted for. but everybody is accounted for this morning. >> and overnight, investigators from the national transportation safety board arrived, they tweeted out this picture of the ntsb chairman and the examiner in charge examining the plane. they have the black boxes and are on their way back to washington for analysis. this morning in korea, the ceo of asiana airlines he would a news conference saying he does not believe it was mechanical failure, although he refused to blame the pilots all who were highly trained. >> we have team coverage. and start with cecilia vega in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan and bianna. we know that 61 american citizens were on board the flight, and 30 of the passengers were