CNNnews:奧巴馬總統(tǒng)和議長博納就預(yù)算問題展開討論

[00:01.29]That was seriously one of the best I-report segments I've ever seen, so a big thanks to the Coronado Quartet for an awesome introduction on this Friday. 這是在“我報道”欄目中我看過的最好的一段報告,所以萬分感謝科羅娜多·夸特雷特對于這個星期五精彩的介紹。 [00:10.48]I'm Carl Azuz, we've got a lot to talk about today: 我是卡爾·阿祖茲,我們今天有很多要談?wù)摰臇|西: [00:13.07]current events, cultural events,even a couture event. 當前的事件,文化事件,甚至是一個時裝事件。 [00:16.55]We are starting with a political crisis. 我們首先從一場政治危機開始。 [00:20.28]A leader who says he's doing what's best for his country, some of his people accusing him of having too much power. 一位領(lǐng)導人表示他做的最適合自己的國家,而一些人指責他擁有太多的權(quán)力。 [00:26.10]The streets filled with protests and violence. 街上充滿了抗議和暴力流血事件。 [00:29.03]It's happening in a country that has seen this before, in fact, less than two years ago, Egypt. 這國家曾經(jīng)歷過這種情況,事實上,不超過兩年前,這個國家就是埃及。 [00:34.47]This was the scene in Cairo on Tuesday. 這是周二在開羅的場景。 [00:37.11]People who support President Mohamed Morsi and people who are against him, fighting right outside the presidential palace. 支持及反對總統(tǒng)穆罕默德·莫里斯的人們在總統(tǒng)府外爆發(fā)斗爭。 [00:44.19]At least 6 people were killed and morethan 670 were wounded. 至少6人死亡,超過670人受傷。 [00:49.13]In a speech yesterday, President Morsi spoke out against the violence and said that the people responsible would be punished. 在昨天發(fā)表的演講中,總統(tǒng)莫里斯發(fā)言反對暴力并表示負責的人會受到懲罰。 [00:55.33]Military tank sin the streets of Cairo are just one sign: the tension is not going away. 軍隊坦克駛?cè)腴_羅街頭,只是傳達一個信號:緊張不會消失。 [01:02.04]Next up we are moving to Asia and focusing on North Korea. 接下來我們要前往亞洲專注于朝鮮。 [01:05.00]The country says that sometime between December 10 and 22, it's planning to launch a rocket. 這個國家表示在12月10日和22日之間,它會計劃發(fā)射一枚火箭。 [01:11.08]But the North Korean government claims the rocket is for science and research purposes. 但是朝鮮政府聲稱火箭是用于科學及研究目的。 [01:15.43]The thing is, if this launch happens, it would involve the same technology that would be used to launch a ballistic missile. 問題是,如果火箭發(fā)射,它將涉及將被用來發(fā)射彈道導彈的同樣技術(shù)。 [01:22.34]It would also violate a pair ofresolutions from the UN Security Council. 而且還將違反來自聯(lián)合國安全理事會的條款。 [01:26.47]The US has spoken out against thislaunch plan and it's also keeping an eye on it. 美國已經(jīng)公開表示反對這次發(fā)射計劃,同時進行密切關(guān)注。 [01:31.12]Experts say this satellite image shows increased activity at the North Korean launch pad. 專家稱這張衛(wèi)星圖片顯示的是朝鮮發(fā)射地區(qū)內(nèi)增加的活動。 [01:37.10]Let's bring it back to US and head to Washington D.C. president Obama and US House Speaker John Boehner talked on the phone Wednesday. 讓我們再次回到美國,前往華盛頓，奧巴馬總統(tǒng)和國會議員約翰·博納周三通過電話進行了交談。 [01:44.36]If you've been washing our show, you'd probably know what they were talking about, the fiscal cliff. 如果你一直關(guān)注我們的節(jié)目,你可能會知道他們談?wù)摰氖秦斦已隆? [01:49.23]Negotiations about this cliff and any deal to avoid it involve two main things—taxes and government spending. 關(guān)于這個懸崖的談判和任何避免它的協(xié)議涉及兩個主要的事情，那就是稅收和政府開支。 [01:56.26]Today, Jessica Yelin looks at one of those and compares the plans from the two sides in the debate. 今天杰西卡·葉林會關(guān)注其中之一并比較雙方爭論的計劃。 [02:02.07]“In the new year, taxes go up on everyone unless Washington takes action. “在新的一年里, 除非華盛頓采取行動，否則每個人的稅收都會上漲。 [02:07.46]But the government needs more money. 但政府需要更多的錢。 [02:09.59]President Obama wants to get some of it from the top 2% of wage-earners. 奧巴馬總統(tǒng)希望得到來自工薪階層的2%。 [02:15.42]He wants to raise their tax rates and limit how much they can deduct. 他想提高稅率并限制他們可以扣除的部分。 [02:20.31]The White House says this will bring in 1.6 trillion dollars over ten years. 白宮表示這將在超過十年中帶來1.6萬億美元。 [02:27.09]Republicanssay they'll agree to bring in more money but not by raising tax rates. 而共和黨人則表示他們同意不通過提高稅率帶來更多的錢。 [02:31.57]In fact,they want to lower tax rates for everyone. 事實上,他們想要對每個人都降低稅率。 [02:35.57]Instead, they raise money only by limiting deductions and closing loopholes. 相反,他們只通過限制減免和關(guān)閉漏洞募集資金。 [02:41.20]Speaker Boehner says this will raise 800 billion dollars over ten years. ” 議長博納表示在十年中這將募集8000億美元。

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