criticizing aipac was not on the menu.criticizingfically, jewish groups that were advocating for israel was something that we weren't supposed to do in the pages of cap products we were putting out. nermeen: is it the case the result special editor who is designated to look at all of the material that was being written about israel? >> yeah, we had a minder -- i was looking at the center's blog in progress and we had a minder who would take all of our post before publication to the executives upstairs. whenever the subject was israel and also, in many cases, it ran. -- iran. one of the hosts you're talking about like a censored after publication was about islamaphobic film being shown at nypd trainings and we wrote an article pointing out the people behind this film were a group of evangelistic orthodox group involved in promoting west bank settlements and had a long history of islamophobia. and that was the post -- it did not go to the normal channels because it wasn't about israel, it was just the people who happen to be

. >>> asia protesters have denounced the arrival of barack obama at the aipac summit in the philippinesded in manila. they accuse governments of favors multinational companies. the united states is hoping they will get more support for a multinational trade agreement. >>> the tussle over territory in the south china sea is expected to overshadow the summit. china has warned the potential war after u.s. warships sailed close to the island constructed by chinese engineers. >> reporter: manila's notoriously chaotic streets are being cleared for the aipac summit. 20,000 of the capitol's homeless people have been temporarily moved. philippine officials say it's to ease traffic and ensure the safety of more than 7,000 delegates. but many feel the city's shutdown is hypocritical. this person has worked hard not to be sidelined. she runs a women-lead business selling sustainable fair trade products. small companies like hers make up 98% of businesses in asia. only a third are owned by women. she says excluding women means aipac economies are losing out on billions of dollars in potential growth

the leaders from aipac economies will be arriving on. thursday .that account for 30% of global trade . security will be key. the eurasia group to put everything in perspective.-- what is the appropriate rea -- response? reporter: syria itself has been an incredibly severe -- slippery slope and everyone recognizes that. but it has also been not so been tryingey have to ensure every time they escalate, they don't escalate noh, the reality is there is on the ground for the americans to work with in syria. goingon't believe it is to make life better because he's responsible for killing the river -- refugees to begin with. while the u.s. has nominally said we want to distresses, how do you actually do that is -- unless he will put tens of thousands of troops on the ground, which no one supports the you are going to see, appropriate response is the french just did 20 bombs against an isa stronghold. they said it was a massive attack. it's more bombing. i'm sure there will be more. enough isbut not being done, that raises the risk of more attac

it looks like they are doing the same at the aipac meeting in manila. has paris changed the agenda? haslinda: no official word, but we are expecting -- prior to the meeting in manila, the focus was met to be on boosting trade within the asian pack -- asia pac region. there has been slowing trade in the region, slowing growth. security to be the key concern. to put that in perspective, some southeast asian economies, indonesia, malaysia, they are saying -- they are seeing as a breeding ground of isis. in the south of the country, numerous islamic militant activities. there have been reports recently that terror cells within the region may be working together to be more effective. security will likely be a focus at this apec meeting. yvonne: security has been a priority leading up to this event. has security stepped up in manila? linda: if you walk around the city, you see armed military police officers. that gives you a sense of heightened security. 18,000 military and police personnel have been deployed. low-flying military helicopters. you get the sense that it has become a priorit

several people have -- the aipac summit. ec summit. state in market action, here is even on. yvonne: a lot of action right now, a lot of optimism signaling that the pace of interest rates hikes is going to be gradual so we have the hang seng leading things off at 1.6% up. 1.5%.lian stocks up china stocks in hong kong trading day one week high in the shanghai composite at half a percent. by gains in led banks as well as industrial companies. just got back on trading today. the company hoping plans for a private share sale due to a disagreement over the amount and price -- the initial price was ¥4.9 billion. now, the revised rules affecting that price. trade has returned to the top of the agenda. delicates discussing the transpacific partnership in delhi. as the centerpiece of president obama's pivot to asia and is supported by several apec members. indeed, we have been talking about protests. not far at all. indications, that is as close as they will get. they are outnumbered by riot police. to put this into context of where they are, it is one venue where we have seen protest

the leaders are going on to this week's aipac meeting happening in manila. david ingles is there for that. david? david: good morning, rish. absolutely. aboutis really security. i am here at one of the venues where this will be taking place. security was tight to begin with, tightened even further following the attacks. we understand that the president was personally involved. in convened a meeting saturday morning halloween the portuguese, following the attacks. that, the alert status of security forces was raised to the highest level. we are read right now here in dayla a dame before -- a before schedule. what that means is that police iand armed forces will be ready to address any sort of incident. it also means that security is tight, rish, as tight as it can get, whether it is in venues like this or at ports of entry, and roads is areas where delegates will be passing. in fact, the convention center, which is about 20 minutes from where ibm am, no traffic. it looks like a military garrison. on saturday, they held a dry run, a mock terrorist attack. para

several people have -- the aipac summit. ec summit. state in market action, here is even on. lot of action right now, a lot of optimism signaling that the pace of interest rates hikes is going to be gradual so we have the hang seng leading things off at 1.6% up. australian stocks up

highlighting a new roadmap towards economic integration. .et us get an analysis accountto take into aipac just finished up. it really feels like there was one topic in the room, south china sea and china. >> the increase our presence at these events, obama, and li , all in kuala lumpur, it puts the pressure to decide where they stand. i think it's good that at the able tohe day ossiathey were agree on the freedom of navigation. they have to agree on this scope of conduct. they must agree on that. ,> as they work together forging together ahead, political cohesiveness is something that all the leaders said they needed to have. when, within them, they have some on the side of with, others on the sidfighting china over sea claims? >> is clear that certain countries are very much in the chinese camp. as one diplomat said to me, is a question of economic influence. those -- it is about balancing out the influence, bouncing of the interest. this is very indicative of what's happening in the on your--in denmark. -- in myanmar. this led to the rollback, the move away from beijing and towards demo

earlier, president obama told the aipac's he expressed optimism about the upcoming conference. obama said there was no contradiction between growth and development and being good stewards. the two states of united states in paris have been divergent. this is after an anonymous phone donet and the flight was to salt lake city. a quick look at the market, hong kong and china closed for lunch. this is how we are trading in the morning session. turkey and mumbai. two thirds of 1%. time for bloomberg west. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang. hitting the gas in competition with the uber. cofounder to the talk about the week ahead. to our lead and the debate over internet privacy. 129 people died in paris. leaving some to call for help gaining access to an encrypted cap's. democratic senator dianne feinstein says she has asked a number of tech firms for assistance, saying she is asked for help and has not gotten any. if you create a product that allows evil monsters to communicate in this way, whether it is a game in a stadium or in paris, that is a big problem. there is some reluctance on the

nikkei rising by over 1% at aipac. be sayingister al they are close to ending deflation. it was the australian share market that was a standout today , up over 2%. that was led by a big game coming through in bhp billiton shares. , which yesterday fell below $20 a share, today were up by over 3%. the line holding its agm was questioned about that fallout in brazil. a lot of them said, can they afford to pay out dividends. semiconductor, a big gain , lifting the taiex. it was the best performer by index value on the msci asia-pacific index. softbank in japan, weaker. that was as the bank came through announcing a massive bond purchase sale and a lot of analysts saying softbank has to stop attacking the markets for cash. generally, a positive session in the asian region today. likewise in europe. juliette saly, thank you. here's what's happening in today's program. said minutes suggest the center of gravity on the fomc is shifting towards a december hike. $40 crude, u.s. stockpiles increased. and, 2015 is set to be a record year for deals. the biggest since 2007. jpmorgan's

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this is this may herald the downward slope, we have seen the second phase of jihadist him reach its aipac's and this is probably where we are heading downhill here. that would suggest that, that may have implications, the implications for the urgency of a global coalition to go attack isis. so i would be interested in your views on whether you share the sense that the intense urgency to go in now, partner with who you can, do deals with the devil if necessary, to go in and destroy isis. or alternatively is ice it's on its way out? and we'll have to deal with whatever is left with the decrepit remains. is isis on its way out? >> well thank you. at at first i don't know. i can't judge after a week or so. it's impossible. but whether or not isis is on its way out, will were on the 13th of november it was not up to the expectation of the strategic's if there is such a thing as a strategic in isis as we say here. because they will sort of have countries and bringing about a recruitment of the movement in the middle to wide circle will this was one of the reasons why the first phase of jihadist a

each of us were giving a speech at a major economic conference, at aipac. >> we'll talk about this and some of the other nonsensical moments when we come back. don't go away. >>> relatively speaking, there were a lot of substantiative exchanges in last night's debate. so the candidates showing pretty clearly where they differ on issues like immigration, defense spending. there were also a lot of moments that might have made you scratch your head or perhaps chuck your coors light at the tv. for my money, the most bewildering, jaw-dropping of all those moments is when ben carson was asked how he would approach the situation in syria. we present it to you now in full. >> well, putting the special ops people in there is better than not having them there, because they -- that's why they're called special ops. they're actually able to guide some of the other things that we're doing there. and what we have to recognize is that putin is trying to really spread his influence throughout the middle east. this is going to be his base. and we have to oppose him there in an effective way. we also mu

emonstrator shouted slogans against the aipac forum and criticize the philippines for ties with the u.sd fogel entered a guilty plea to sex pour and child born in sex crime charges in indianapolis courtroom a short time ago. illicitled to engage in -- a legend's sexual activity with a minor and prosecutors want 12 point years. as attorneys are looking for five years. that's a look at our first word news and you can get more 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. betty: thank you. the latest on the fed and the markets -- the central bank seems to be getting its message across to bond traders loud and clear. budgedies have barely since yesterday after the fed released its latest minutes saying a december rate hike may be appropriate. 's liftoff already priced into the market? nolte fromng inay sky bridge capital. that theteresting is equity markets have been more volatile to a rate hike in the bond markets. you saw that clearly in yesterday's reaction, why? >> you actually had a pricing and of some of the bonbons a couple of weeks ago. back a bit, you had a significant move up and a fla

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will be expected to change here at aipac.g to find ways to boost trade. 21 economiesmies-- are expected to discuss global trade. post the paris attack, it is likely to change. southeast asia, some of the bebers are said to recruitment ground, training members.or isis indonesia has had a long history of terrorist attacks of the past philippines, the in the southern part of the country, there's been a long-standing history of islamic extremism. these attacks in the capital of it on the've not seen scale, but it's happened before. the fear is the resumption of attacks in this part of the world. is that terrorist cells are asia may be linking together to be more effective. you can imagine, security will be foremost in the minds of apec when they meet manila. -- in manila. rishaad: we are seeing images of a greeting there. this is going to be front and center, isn't it. how difficult was it for you to get to the venue? haslinda: this is the first time the philippines will be hosting the apec meeting in 20 years. acquino wouldn't w

ministerhe prime talking to the aipac leaders. closeieves that japan is to ending deflation. you're looking at live pictures come from the egg of japan press conference. -- from the bank of japan press conference. enemy causedmmon the west relationship with president clinton. what does it mean -- with president putin. what does it mean? we'll discuss that next. ♪ guy: 6:47 in london. here are the stories you need to know. minutes from the federal reserve meeting reveals that most participants agree to conditions for a rate hike have either been by or likely to happen december. this is before the strong jobs number we got in october. a rate increase as possible in the absence of any "unanticipated shocks." governor kuroda is speaking over at the bank of japan. says it'sl bank record easing measures are having the intended effects and the japanese economy continues to recover moderately. those are live pictures. you're watching him speak or listen to questions right now. france plus get a say information found at the scene of yesterday's rate suggest that the terrorist thing th

vonnie: president obama has arrived in manila, philippines, for the aipac three-dave visit. -- three-daynowith president as well as members of the pacific alliance. the filipino president expects to discuss tensions in the south china sea and military operations. tom: the south china sea is percolating. vonnie: i am not sure what they can do as a team to combat china's moves, but at least they can discuss it and make it public. tom: it is some form of a pivot overtaking news in europe trip coming up on bloomberg television, this is an exceptionally important moment for ben pickens, the nation's advocate for natural gas. oil move south. boone pickens at 10:00 today. stay with us. copper. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ jon: good morning from the city of london and to the people of paris. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." on jonathan ferro, alongside tom keene in new york. time for the "business flash" with vonnie quinn. vonnie: is survived by a business -- a survey by a business travel group -- airbnb and other groups have changed plans. automakers fared worse. is still the top seller in eur

up next the aipac meeting in the philippines.leaders say terror cannot threaten those economies. ♪ back.welcome you are watching "countdown." fired relatedng to friday's attacks. the french newspaper reporting people have been killed in the operation. there is mixed reporting coming from the operation. two planes are traveling to washington -- to paris from washington and were diverted. russell will use its -- pressure would use its navy in syria. president will meet in moscow and visit the white house to plan new strategy against the terrorists. pricechina's home recovery slowed, challenging beijing's effort to revise the market and ease mark -- mortgage restrictions. a retired new zealand rugby star has died just we after watching the all blacks retain the world cup. dr. say he passed away unexpectedly this morning in auckland at the age of 40. 2002s forced retired in due to a rare kidney disease. i will never forget watching ,hat man run at twickenham spectacular. he was an amazing presence in the game. let's get back to the b