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In arizona and in washington for that matter, sure are. now the national guard bureau is based in virginia and says that august 1 was never the day boots were supposed to hit the ground. in fact, they say it was a date that they were going to start ramping up their numbers. thy say they have always had 90 days to reach full deployment of 1200 troops across the southern border states and thats where the september/october time frame is coming from. i spoke to senator john mccain in phoenix yesterd...

This agency has been a mess for years. out in their denver office there was literally sex going on between the regulators and the industry. >> mm-hmm. >> and thats who these people are and i think the obama administration only now is seeing that they needed to begin the shakeup the moment obama came into office. >> theres oversight and theres oversight. so -- the bp shareholder who sued the company today claiming bp was knowingly cutting safety cost in violation of the commitments after the texa...

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All nations in attendance, monitoring of nuclear materials as a high priority and committing within four years, shepard, to lock all of it down. then there were nation-to-nation commitments. many made by the united states by other nations attending it that they would do things in their own border, monitor better account for and secure loose nuclear materials. these are all voluntary commitments. there is no binding requirements. there is no way to enforce these commitments. nevertheless, the pre...

>> reporter: mr. obama met with nuclear powers india and pakistan to try to win new commitments on monitoring nuclear material. he is seeking deal with non-nuclear powers that might be a transshipment point. the goal: keeping the material out of terrorists hands. >> block down the 1600 metric tons of highly enriched uranium and 500 metric tons of separated plutonium out there that is at the moment of the risk of proliferation in the hands of those who will use it. >> reporter: back to china, the...

With nuclear powers india and pakistan to try to win new commitments on monitoring nuclear material. he is seeking deal with non-nuclear powers that might be a transshipment point. the goal: keeping the material out of terrorists hands. >> block down the 1600 metric tons of highly enriched uranium and 500 metric tons of separated plutonium out there that is at the moment of the risk of proliferation in the hands of those who will use it. >> reporter: back to china, the question naturally arises ...

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Friends -- >> i had to pick up a backage down stairs pip do love the dress. >> lets do the news. its time for a look at todays top stories. president obama wrapped up his two-day conference on the threat of nuclear weapons with a commitment from all 47 nations who attended the summit. the governments of all 46 nations, plus the united states, each said they would safeguard nuclear material and put it out of the reach of terrorists within four years. experts note that the commitments to this ef...

Secure. >> they are coming up with their own ideas. is anything being offered as they come up with these ideas, any specific things about what these countries can do? >> reporter: several country also be talking about how to prevent them from being smuggled into the hands of the terrorists. they will talk about regulations. a lot of the nuclear materials are in the private industry. how do they regulate those industries. how do they hold the smugglers accountable and then finally the materials g...

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