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Why won't some students come to the united states to study? not because it is too hard, but because it is too hirisky. that's according to secretary of state john kerry. today he told john doherty that gun violence in the u.s. is scaring off japanese students from studying here. >> we had an interesting discussion about why fewer students are coming to -- particularly from japan, to study in the united states. and one of the responses i got from our officials, from conversations with parents here, is that they're actually scared, they think they're not safe in the united states. and so they do...

There's no reason you need to be talking about guns right now. >> you're absolutely right and i think you look at the population, it's a shrinking population, but the population of democrats from red states both the house and senate, those are the people the president are going to have to convince to go along with whatever proposals you're coming up with, i think you'll get resistance not only from the house of representatives expected to oppose the president on issues he pursuing legislatively, but also members of his own party who have been guns rights supporters in the past and they span, b...

269-269 electoral tie. let's show you one just with the swing states. give obama colorado, florida, new hampshire. you would give romney here nevada, make sure i have this right, virginia, north carolina, ohio and pennsylvania. now, you could sit here and say that's hard, imagine pennsylvania. but if you look at the trends, saying the growing states in some of the swing areas in florida and colorado shifting toward the democrats. some of the states with a shrinking population have been shifting slightly to the republicans. sh isn't a hard path. there are a few others to get to. if we go here, ...

the first prime minister has been indicted. mr. gilani entered a plea of not guilty. the court demanded he ask swiss authorities to revive corruption charges against president zardari and others. an autopsy of whitney houston has revealed no signs of foul play but could take eight weeks to get toxicology result. attempts of resuscitation failed on sunday after she was found unconscious in the bathroom of her hollywood hotel room. those are the world headlines. i'm monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. good morning, from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and ve...

Headlines of real news. "the new york times," "the wall street journal," this is what the world's waking up to, "the financial times," "the washington post," without being too harsh this early in the morning, you have a 39-year-old incoming president of france who vladimir putin has just pissed off. and now he's going to have a hostile leader in paris and he has a lot of angry people in washington, d.c. it doesn't seem to be the brilliant move that everybody claimed it to be. >> and he has a hostile leader in berlin. but look at putin's situation. this is a guy who's overseeing a country with ...