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of the homeland. last month we engage with canada's beef of customs and border service agencyon our vision of the perimeter security on the continental scale. we also reached out to the canadian mounted police to discuss ways to deepen our collaboraon along the border between the ports of entry treated these engagements have ven rise to a series of specific bilateral initiatives covering such disparate issues as watch listing the consultion on the ports of entry, the pre-clearance and joint operations between the ports of entry. equally important as i indicated is the development of ...

in indianapolis, indiana a masked gunman opened fire on a barbecue party, killing two people and wounding six. police say the man fled the scene by car. tuesday's shootings are the latest in a series of gun attacks in the u.s. in february a professor shot dead three colleagues at the university of alabama. in june a man killed four people at a restaurant in florida. lebanese and israeli troops exchanged deadly fire on their countries' border on tuesday, killing five people including soldiers on both sides. the violence apparently erupted over a move by israeli soldiers to cut down ...

a u.n. official says former secretaries-general have avoided the ceremony as attendance could be read as a condemnation of the united states for the bombings. the official added, however, that the tide has changed with the obama administration's positive approach to nuclear disarmament. ban plans to visit nagasaki, another atomic bomb city in southern japan on thursday to hear directly from survivors about the devastation. during his japanese tour, ban also plans to meet prime minister naoto kan in tokyo. their agenda will include north korea's nuclear development. bon announced he...

include passenger cars, mobile phones, and solar cell modules. the ministry says industrial production has been moderating temporarily but continues to show an upward trend. looking ahead, manufacturers expect output to decline by 0.2% in july, and by contrast increase 2% in august. meanwhile, japan's consumer prices are going down for a 16th consecutive month. the internal affairs ministry says the consumer price index excluding volatile fresh food prices fell 1% in june from a year earlier. the drop in prices reflects a large decline in high school tuition fees. this is after the g...

contests with dan balz of the "washington post" and amy walter of hot line. >> woodruff: ray suarez interviews susan rice at new sanctions aimed at curbing iran's nuclear programs. >> the iranians know the measures in this resolution will hurt and will severely constrain their ability to pursue their nuclear and proliferation activities, and that's why they work so hard to try to defeat it and today they failed. >> lehrer: and paul solman takes us on a summer tour of the flowers that inspired the verse of emily dickinson. >> fame is a bee-- it has the fall, it has the sting , it has ...