rld s top leaders. they re discussing global warming, iran s nuclear program and international trade. mr. obama wrapped up his historic visit to russia. yunji de nies is traveling with the president. reporter: good morning. day three of the president s trip abroad finds him in rome for the g-8 summit, three days of meetings with world leaders to talk about the global economy and international security. the white house says the president has had a very successful trip so far. here in russia he and president medvedev agreed to cut nuclear weapon stob piles by as much as 30%. but this advice sit just the first step in the president s efforts to reset u.s.-russia relations. in a speech at the new economic school yesterday, he said government can only do so much. this must be more than a fresh start between the kremlin and the white house, though that is important and i ve had excellent discussions with both your president and your prime minister. it must be sustained effort
and they are going to increase production of fruit flavored vodka. dave: that was just one of several jokes. what did brian think? are they over the line, kilmeade? brian: i didn t see how it applied. brian: fruit flavored vodka. gretchen: i like it. brian: woman facing time in the slam or for killing a deer. some people think it s no not enough. brian: we report. you decide. fruit flavored vodka. our slogan this hour combings from wyoming. fox & friends in the morning, that about sums it up. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org brian: that was one of the small parts of david letterman s monologue that did not include a reference to sarah palin. he did have a sarah palin joke but people thought are you going back there? gretchen: we re just trying to get our audience glued to us so we bring he them that joke when it does become available to us. because none of us stayed up that late. we do want to wel
memorial on tv screens and on computers, some even holding candles as a vigil. and in asia, fans gathered in hong kong and tokyo to remember their idol, holding candles and they even held silent vigils at outdr record stores in memory of the legendary singer. it s a another indicator of jus how popular jason was adored around the wld and a also as a paragoof musical inspiration the world will miss. what was happening in london in terms of the commememoratati? repororter:well, london the were c commerationt the to be playing. jacon was going it was very touching for those fans w who were supposed to be actually watching him in person there live ithcoming weeks. thank yousonia. stay with abc news for more michael jackson coverage throughout the morning. later this half hour, jackson s role as a pop culture icon and why the public was so fascinated by him. president obama has a busy day in italy where he meets with the world s top leaders. they re discussing global warming