this defeat will impact apac. >> it's in a more difficult position. members have felt freer to move away from the apac line. will that change? apac is going to continue to be devicive. >> the administration is still selling the deal. the secretary of state john kerry gave one of his longest speeches and the consequences of congress intervening. >> it's hard to conceive of a more self-destructive blow to our nation's credibility and leadership. not only with respect to this issue, but i'm telling you across the board, economically, politically, military and even morally. >> reporter: the administration is pushing to get a handful more of votes. arguing that would send a wrong message to the world, the fight now over the symbolism of the deal because the substance of it will not change. the u.s. is now expected to honor its part in the historic agreement. >> the u.n. special envoy put together a proposal to end the civisyria's civil war. for this to occur, a cease cease would need to be implemented. a joint military council will be established. the draf

. >> apac is in more difficult position, and they've moved away from the apac line.ill that change? as long as obama and netanyahu is in office, apac will continue to be divisive. secretary of state john kerry gave one of his longest speeches on the deal. >> it's hard to conceive of a quicker or more self destructive flow to our nation's credibility and leadership. not only with respect to this one issue. but i'm telling you acros across the board economically, militarily and even morally. >> the administration is trying to get a handful of additional votes. if they do, they can keep congress from coating on the deal at all. arguing that it would send the wrong message to the world. the u.s. is now expected to honor it's part in its historic agreement. >> patty culhane, washington. >> mexico embattled president faces the public with his popularity. and springboks are cleared to go to the rugby world cup. >> the first islamic state in iraq and the levant said it carried out twin attacks in yemen's capital. at least 28 people were killed in the bombings targeting the m

allies even paid for their own television ap ad, but analysts say the defeat will effect apac. >> members of congress have felt free for move away from the aipac line. will that change? aipac is going to continue to follow and be divisive. >> the administration is still solid flying the deal with the vice president heading to florida and the secretary of state continuing with hi speeches. >> not only with respect to this one issue, but i'm telling you across the board economically, politically, mill at thi at thimilitary and even morally. >> they could keep congress from voting on the deal at all, arguing that would send the wrong message to the world. the fight over the symbolism of the deal because the substance of it will not change. the u.s. is now expected to honor it's part in this historic agreement. patty culhane, al jazeera, washington. >> mexico's president has acknowledged his country's anger about crime, corruption and the poor economy. in his state of the union address, inrekay peÑa nieto spoke about the escape of el chapo. >> outside of the court in baltimore head of the tri

while opponents of the deal including the pro israel lobbying group apac mounted a multimillion dollars effort to fuel congress. more comments from iran's supreme leader. the aitolla predicted the demise of israel saying they will not see the end of these 25 years. the israeli prime minister will meet the president in washington in early november. as mr. obama's spokesman said the u.s. has no illusions about iran's behavior >> our concerns have not waned and our determination to confront and work with the international community to try to confront iran's support for terrorism has only ramped up in if recent months and years. a new pugh poll shows public support for the deal is weakening. 33% of those asked approved of the agreement while 45% disapproved. now the approval rating has fallen 12 points. 49% disapprove. >> frozen assets being unfrozen in return for iran's agreement to cut back on refining nuclear materials. the tehran supported baghdad government is looking to iran for help in defeating isil while at the same time syria is backing al assad is backing his struggle to stay in

the two-day apac gathering gets under way in a philippine city.he 21-member forum includes japan, the united states, and china. philippines finance minister who chairs the conference, spoke with nhk, ahead of the meeting. >> clearly the action of devaluing the chinese currency had a chain effect, not only in the region, but across the world. it's about creating a framework so that we can accelerate and facilitate the integration of the regional economies. >> risks posed by policy changes by the world's largest and second largest economies were high on the agenda at last week's group of 20 meeting of financial ministers and central bank governors. china's premier has said he's seen no reason for a further slide in his country's currency. he was speaking at the world economic forum. china central bank has been trying to make the yuan reflect market conditions. it cut the rate against the dollar last month. premier li said the weakening of other currencies against the dollar prompted the bank to decide the way it adjusted the interest rates. he added

bars, there's some sort of a pause that's going on while the world hashes this out, it's going on apace. >> absolutely, and i don't mean to suggest that it's not incredibly a challenge. there are new conversations between the governments that have changed the nature of what china is doing in the south china sea. but more importantly, frankly, how is the united states going to manage the situation if we're not going to be able to change china's behavior in certain areas that feeds our interest, how are we going to manage it? last night in seattle, president xi talked about taking steps to make sure that we're reading each other's intentions correctly. and i think that is what has a lot to do with it. so we understand deeply the intentions behind each other's actions, and there leaves had a lot of room for mistrust. >> when we come back, is china growing into its shoes? it's a formidable executor, a prodicious partner, and is china stepping dramatically with its neighbors? >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. after meetingsing with the leaders of some of the world's most imp

. >> despite the efforts, those like the american israel public affairs committee or apac who oppose the deal, last week, the white house got the support of the 34 senators it needed. that means even if congress votes to reject the agreement, the white house can veto the legislation and congress cannot override it. the obama administration says the deal is an historic first step toward improving more than three decades of tensions with iran. >> when we demand the best from ourselves and insist that others adhere to a similar high standard, when we do that, we have immense power to shape a safer and a more humane world. >> the agreement was negotiated by six world powers. it releases 100 billion frozen assets to iran. in return, iran agrees to limit its energy program that some believe could have allowed iran to build a nuclear weapon. even if the agreement makes it through congressional review, the controversy is unlikely to end. >> apac is not going away. the $40 million they spent is not going away. the hardliners chanting death to america are not going away. do they become margina

. >> reporter: but those like the apac who oppose the deal, last week the white house got the supporte 34 senators it needed. that means even if congress votes to reject the agreement. the white house can veto the legislation and congress cannot override it. the obama administration is a good deal. >> when we demand the best from ourselves and insist that others adhere to a similar high standard, when we do that, we have immense power to shape a safer and a more humane world. >> reporter: the agreement was negotiated by six world powers. it releases 100 billion in frozen assets to iran. in return iran agrees to limit its energy program. still even if the agreement makes it through congressional review, the controversy surrounding iran's nuclear program is not going to end. >> the hard liners chanting death to america, they are not going away. do they become marginalized, is there an opening for a new direction? these are all things that are uncertain, but the battle is going to continue. >> reporter: the iran debate has been deeply polarizing in the united states. if a republican beco

from lobbying groups like apac to think tanks to republican presidential candidates.e of them aren't ready to move on without trying to extract some kind of political benefit from the debacle. according to "politico," republicans are discussing the possibility of voting on friday, september 11th, to put maximum political pressure on democrats. taking a cue from alanis morrissette tweeted, ironic that congress may vote on the iran nuke deal on 9/11. donald trump and ted cruz are expected to hold their stop the iran deal on capitol hill. but today belonged to dick cheney who argued against the deal in the speech at the american enterprise institute. >> with the removal of restrictions on the iran missile program, this will give iran means to launch a nuclear attack on the u.s. homeland. what president obama is asking the united states congress to do is unique. historically and dangerously unique. the results could well be catastrophic. >> cheney's speech came after a remarkable interview over the weekend about his own administration helped strengthen the iranian regime.

i'm sort of listening to different people, and it carries tremendous weight with me when apac, or youw, both labor and likud in israel say, this deal is bad for israel. what's your response to that as someone that is intimately familiar with the region? >> nuclear-armed iran poses a direct threat to israel's existence, and we should keep that in mind at all times. however, when you watch television in this country, no offense to you, three opinions are presented. obama's for it, the republicans in congress are against it, and prime minister netanyahu is against it. that omits the fact that there is a substantial body of opposition within israel against the agreement. >> including former shin bet officers, very high-ranking security -- >> the two most recently heads of mossad, their cia equivalent, one one of the most respected, iconic intelligence officials there are strongly in support of the agreement. now, that doesn't mean they're not worried about iran? they're very worried about iran, but they think this is the best way to prevent iran from getting a nuclear -- and there's a fif

companies that broadly kind of break out their exposure in terms of just the asia pacific region, apac, dow chemical gets 16% of total revenues from the asia pacific region. ibm, big blue, about a fifth of their sales from that region as well. and then expeditors international gets about half. these guys do shipping logistics, these are among the names that some traders are focused on in terms of china exposure. back to you. >> thank you very much. josh do you like any of these names despite the fact that they're exposed to the china slowdown? >> they all what they all also have in common in addition to the china story is they have horrendous technicals. the sellers are in control that doesn't mean it can't change. but what i would say is tactically speaking, let it change. why would you want to catch a falling knife. like the wynn resorts, every time it puts in a bottom. somebody open as trap door in the floor and there's another 10 points down. you have a chance to let these things set back up for a better long. >> you want to focus on companies that are strong, strong positioned for

and apac and other groups lobbying.ut also feels to me uncomfortably close to anti-semitic tropes, the cabal of jewish power wielders? >> i feel uncomfortable about it too. i think the unprecedented talk that netanyahu gave to congress about the iran deal, set up a fight with him and the administration and put a lot of jews in a really awkward situation ourselves. >> why? >> because people want to support the israeli government. most israeli leaders have voiced opposition to the deal. i think there's a natural tendency among american jews to pay attention to what goes on in israel and at least consider what israelis themselves say about their own security, so that was a persuasive kind of statement. on the other hand, most jews here still are democratic, very supportive of this president, and probably much more desirous of having a diplomatic solution rather than anything else in iran. so it really created this push and pull. and i think some of it is because the jewish community you find so is much more vocal about thi

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guest: i don't stake money from eight jewish lobby. .ost: he is referring to apac think they give money to congressman. i am aware of them, i am aware of j street. harry, the jewish community was as split on iran as anybody else. , werelationship with israel have economic ties with israel. we have cultural ties with israel. bonds betweenlogy a very vibrant technology community in israel and here in the united states. hasome county of fairfax been very active in dealing with technology in israel. cooperationmilitary , you said that no israeli soldier fought in the gulf wars, well that was because we did not want them to. you may recall, take the first gulf war when president george h w bush was president, we went to great lengths to try to provide defensive protection to israel when saddam hussein was sending -- scuds intorael israel. we needed to make sure that did not happen or it and to israel's credit, they exercise in or miss self-restraint -- they exercise enormous self restraint. the bond is deep, it involves technology, the economy, military. i think a relationship of in a sea of

air force, as well as the largest missile .apacity there, in the region they found ways, that despite all of their limitations, they actually have the capacity to really, you know, threat saudi arabia, the emirates, and other key states there, and, of course, israel, and this is what people underestimate by eating simply at the numbers. at the same time, mr. parsi is absolutely right that saudi arabia has a lot of problems, as does iran. they both have a lot of internal issues. they both are dealing with a situation in the region where there is a huge competition for who is going to lead the islamic world and whose narrative is going to be the dominant islamic narrative there. is it iran, saudi arabia, isis -- everyone is being challenged by not. he is actually right, we really should have bigger fish to fry here, but at the same time, given the history between iran and saudi arabia, and given the fact that iran is still a revolutionary state, still a state looking to export its revolution from 1979. certainly, the best geordie the pointsion, as mr. parsi out, is not that ideological,

we've got to rebuild that apacity. every st an edge -- in area, whether it's stealth or others, that gap is rapidly close, we've got the chinese and russians actively and aggressively working hard to close the gap, you see what happens to the whole area of cyberwarfare here at home. at the same time congress was debated and adopting the measure to, in effect, take all of the data that we collected in the n.s.a. program and turn it back to the companies without any limits or restrictions on what they're to do with it that same week that that debate was going forward in congress and being passed, it was disclosed the chinese had hacked into our personnel database here and all of us who ever worked for the federal government, and i don't mean to take this personally, all of us, including a lot of mens -- including a lot of members of congress, their security background checks and so forth, their personnel records are in the hands of the chinese. the chinese were ripping us off as we were wringing our hands saying, oh, my

guest: i don't stake money from eight jewish lobby. .ost: he is referring to apac think they give moneyo congressman. i am aware of them, i am aware of j street. harry, the jewish community was as split on iran as anybody else. , werelationship with israel have economic ties with israel. we have cultural ties with israel. bonds betweenlogy a very vibrant technology community in israel and here in the united states. hasome county of fairfax been very active in dealing with technology in israel. cooperationmilitary , you said that no israeli soldier fought in the gulf wars, well that was because we did not want them to. you may recall, take the first gulf war when president george h w bush was president, we went to great lengths to try to provide defensive protection to israel when saddam hussein was sending -- scuds intorael israel. we needed to make sure that did not happen or it and to israel's credit, they exercise in or miss self-restraint -- they exercise enormous self restraint. the bond is deep, it involves technology, the economy, military. i think a relationship of in a sea of a

air force, as well as the largest missile .apacity there, in the region they found ways, that despitell of their limitations, they actually have the capacity to really, you know, threat saudi arabia, the emirates, and other key states there, and, of course, israel, and this is what people underestimate by eating simply at the numbers. at the same time, mr. parsi is absolutely right that saudi arabia has a lot of problems, as does iran. they both have a lot of internal issues. they both are dealing with a situation in the region where there is a huge competition for who is going to lead the islamic world and whose narrative is going to be the dominant islamic narrative there. is it iran, saudi arabia, isis -- everyone is being challenged by not. he is actually right, we really should have bigger fish to fry here, but at the same time, given the history between iran and saudi arabia, and given the fact that iran is still a revolutionary state, still a state looking to export its revolution from 1979. certainly, the best geordie the pointsion, as mr. parsi out, is not that ideological, b

we call this the military parade blue and before that we had the apac blue and olympic view. >> constructionn half. the morning after parade rehearsal, barricades come down, streets reopen. >> we made it. so more than 12 hours after this adventure began, i finally crossed the street. with the economy slowing, stocks struggling, territorial disputes ongoing. china's communist party wants to project power and control, determined not the let anything rain on their parade. will ripley, cnn, beijing. >> now to other stories we're following for you. guatemala's president is facing the possibility of prosecution on corruption charges. congress voted unanimously to strip him of immunity. >> he and his close aides are accused of receiving bribes in exchange for lower taxes for companies importing products into the country. the president denies the charges. >>> pope francis has shaken up the catholic world by announcing that priests everywhere will be authorized to forgive women for the sin of having abortions if their confess. >> this policy applies during the church's year of mercy which begins in d