that congressional member doesn't tow the line, doesn't vote the way apac tells you to. down to similar bullying. my son -- we operate within the american jewish community, and he has, growing up, had friends of theirs thoors. you know, it's not coincidence. this is. this is a system that invests an enormous amount of money from organizations like stand to us, to the individualized project and the training person as jrue in america, your summer school or your religious. if you get to college, it's your obligation to protect against the tariffs. they have videos and all kinds of social pressure. what's really incredible is up against this enormous propaganda machine, we are making incredible headway. so we have apac attacking members of congress, yet within this past year, we had general hillenbrand remove her name. this past year, we had the certain members of congress use the term apartheid when referring to israel. again, unheard of just a few years ago. so among the jewish community, we are seeing massive shifts and cracks in this party line. we're seeing young jews r

palmer: i really appreciate the opportunity to serve the american people in this apacity. we will restore hope for america. i believe that our policies and the ideas we are bringing to the table of what's good for the country is good for the american people and i think it's going to be good not only for our economy but for our future and i'm excited about the opportunity to be a part of this and we will get the majority back. mr. mccarthy: we understand we have a divided government and we have a divided nation. our goal is to unite us. this is the opportunity to help continue america to move forward. we are proud in the fact that the last 49 years our unemployment is its lowest and proud of the fact of the changes o the v.a. or rebuilding our military and giving our women and men the largest raise they ever had in nine years and combating opioid addiction and human trafficking. we will work with anybody across the aisle if they are there to move america forward. let me be very clear, if their agenda is investigations, impeachment and not focused on the hardworking american

the seed apac stands for cooperation but in papua new guinea it appears to stand instead for confrontation it may be smiles all around but accusations have been flying between china and the us regarding their ongoing trade dispute on full display here at apec the host remained diplomatic so we did have very fruitful discussions. exchange very frank views about important issues about the that it is a fiction and the challenges the region continues to face for the first time since a pic was established no final statements were made the us want to the techs to condemn unfair trade practices china rejected this the u.s. is also unhappy about china's plans for its own trade route dubbed the new silk road u.s. vice president mike pence laid out what he sees as the two nations key differences they begin with trade practices with tariffs and quotas. and force technology transfers the theft of intellectual property but it goes beyond that to freedom of navigation in the scenes and concerns about about human rights chinese president xi jinping says his country is not pursuing a hidden political agen

region don't put prospective buyers off despite all the warning signs construction here continues apace. former county commissioner ray giudice is this what a car looked like before the bulldozers and backhoes arrived. there limited or lack of planning where they really recognize that there is going to be some four hundred thousand residents and sunday well they need to start planning for more open space and actually provide for development and growth away from the waterways so that it doesn't put people in harm ways harm's way. it'll be done in the fifty's when two speculators snapped up some swamp land. on it habitable mangrove swamps became construction sites with very little infrastructure. the advertising promised paradise on earth. marshes and those mangroves protected the pine flatwoods and the higher ground behind that now. ocean's been invited all the way into the center of the city and so the sea levels going to rise throughout the city not just on the edges of it as a would be if you didn't have the canal system. but there are sustainable options like that cop ranch forty kil

south korea borders japan's apace significant damage is to steel workers who were coerced into forced labor during the second world war we look at what's not being the country's future. former inmates a u.s. juvenile detention center when up peyote after guards forced them to take part in fighting for their entertainment. cards would be laughing and keeping watch so predominantly it was for entertainment of the guards. a.t.m. here in moscow this friday morning november the second you're with international welcome to the program top story people posing as political candidates russian trolls and even isel facebook struggling to live up to its transparency pledge by continuing to approve fake advertisements from fake sources the tech giant introduced a new tool to curb misinformation on its platform daniel hawkins takes a closer look at how it's working out so far remember how the valve to protect your news feed from fakes arguably the biggest problem of modern times we're going to take a number of measures from building in deploying new ai tools that take down fake news to growing our s

booster mike pence has been over at apac which is the asia pacific conference and he says that empire and aggression have no place in indochina in the indo-pacific he's referring and talking about china your thoughts yeah when he said that the vietnamese in the room clip they thought he was talking about vietnam or the united states but yeah so we're out now we're trying to go against the one bill one road because it's not only economic for china but it's geo political so as china rose everyone in the united states foreign policy circles as we don't worry about it we have the navy we can always block chinese oil imports at the straits of malacca and singapore or now you've got two week high speed rail from poland to china so that one bill one road is not only about bringing those countries closer in to china's co-prosperity sphere but also about having a way to to get into the european markets and let's not forget the chinese one bill one road ends in poland in serbia go to serbia now they have a new bridge from china they have a high speed rail from budapest to belgrade they have a t

obviously this has moved on apace. the uk has been able to use stronger language.ah. wayne rooney's final appearance with england, didn't manage to score, i believe, but they did win 3—0 against the united states. is been afforded this glorified lap of honour which i can't think of many footballers being awarded. he's the most capped outfield player. the record goalscorer of all time. i find outfield player. the record goalscorer of all time. ifind it slightly but we did so well in the world cup, we had a team to the first time in many years which wasn't built around the personalities of players, and to me, rudy does represent that you are a little bit. bringing him back, it was done well, but ijust feel like it affects the rest of the team. was done well, but ijust feel like it affects the rest of the teamm isa it affects the rest of the teamm is a last hurrah to him. it's almost like a testimonial. did we do it for geoff hurst or steven gerrard? i'm being biased. bobby charlton. all these great legends. you could pick a numberof these great legends. you could pic

labour party, we wa nt because we are the labour party, we want workers' rights and protections to keep apacethis current document. on the issue of sovereignty and any future role of the european court of justice or not, as the case may be, what is your understanding as shadow attorney general of what this draft agreement says about that because we have heard many conservative mps say, shailesh vara among them, the first of the resignations yesterday, but that was the tipping point for him? conservatives get upset about international courts of whatever kind. yes, my understand at the moment from this vague document is there is still a role at least for there is still a role at least for the time being for the european court. for the time being but for how long? i don't know when this is the problem with the document. to be fairi problem with the document. to be fair i must read it some more and read it several times for stoppages over 500 pages long but it is just so vague. over 500 pages long but it is just so vague. it is so budged and after two and a half years of negotiations, why so much

apac meetings he restated u.s. grievances with china and stayed on message throughout the week and earlier today mr pence warned asian nations against an gaijin in china's vaunted belt and rode a nation of saying we don't drown our partners in a sea of debt we don't coerce or compromise your independence we do not offer a constrictor in belt or one way road stay tuned this week for more from the apec summit and the region and staying in asia nissan motor company has forced chairman carlos goan out after he was arrested he was arrested for alleged financial crimes nissan says internal auditors discovered evidence of efforts by mr go alone to mislead his colleagues at nissan quote over many years before today the brazilian born executive was most well known for his reputed reboot of nissan and french auto maker renault mr go on personally chaired the corporate partnership between the two as well as serving as renault's c.e.o. . and speaking of that renault nissan partnership french president emmanuel mccrone has been

apex summit -- apac summit wound up in papua new guinea. balked at the wording of a pledged toe but fight all unfair trade practices. the u.s.-china trade war overshadowed the facts that they traded barbs in back-to-back speeches. >> mankind has once again reached a crossroads. which route should we choose? openness or closing one store? -- ones door? the future it hinges on the choices we make. offers aited states better option. we don't drown our partners in a sea of debt. we don't compromise or coerce independent spirit we operate failure -- failure it -- we operate fairly. we partner with you, and we all prosper. union iseuropean working on new rules to prevent foreign investing security amid increasing concern the pace of acquisitions of china. they made the announcement tuesday which will include how far concerns go about fbi with their peers. chinese bloodhe moderate from buying a robot maker earlier -- conglomerate from buying a robot maker earlier. any emissions scandal could have been averted after they halted manipulation in 2011

work is continuing apace at the tuberculosis laboratory at boston the amber. is that positive in qatar in a consul's laboratory about five thousand saliva samples suspected of containing tb pathogens are examined each year this one's also positive. these samples. come from some of the poorest countries in the world being examined for resistant strains of tuberculosis bacteria the results are registered in a database the information is intended to enable local health care providers to help patients. but. you have to understand that if we built a home for every person in the world gave them enough to eat and a decent standard of living both resistant and non resistant tuberculosis would be far less of a problem. just like we have failing states weak states there are many countries where the health care system is also very weak. a third of the most serious forms of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis registered in germany each year are treated at the hospital in boston currently of the one hundred known cases in germany there are thirty five patients here the drugs

the vice president mike pence tweeting an hour ago, every nation gathered here at apac has a place indents vision for free and open pacific our decision excludes no one we only asked that they respect nations neighbors sovereignty free fair and reciprocal trade and uphold individual rights. we have more from jerusalem. reporter: normally on the last day the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, leaders present a redecoration of agreed-upon ideas. but this year amid tensions between china and the united states, the conference ended without consensus. according to reports the issue of the wto was a major sticking point. the vice president, mike pence, on behalf of u.s. argued that leaders should enough the organization and call for its reform.the prime minister, peter o'neill of papa new guinea where this was held pushed back against the idea. saying it was an issue that should be addressed at the wto. this is mike pence in the chinese president exchanged jobs in remarks on saturday. with xi jinping criticizing the trump administration america first policies and is a quote - the u.s

is really stand out is that for the month of november, the dow in the s&p 500 in blue-and-white are apace -- on pace for an out month the nasdaq is down .4%. the nasdaq 100 down more, but really speaks to some of the tech volatility we have had. the nasdaq in october has been sincemonthly performance 2008 and that has carried through to some degree to the monthly performance for the month of november. if we take a look at the big movers in the month of november, we see huge declines. 18.6% from that disappointing holiday quarter guide on pace for its worst month of performance since september 2008. nvidia, down 20% on pace for its worst of the performance since july 2008. they missed estimates and activision, blizzard, and qualcomm down sharply. nasdaq nasdaq with a bigger way in for the sorts of names down for a third month in a row. if that happens, it will be the first time since 2016. let's take a look at the 10 year yield, we do see a drop down pointing basis points as bonds of that nasdaq falling. does have something to do with the powell put on wednesday. there's a bit of a risk of

the improbably successful campaign to make jeff sessions sympathetic to basically everyone continues apace. that is something i've been surprised about here and i'm going to make a political point because we've got the moral and legal points covered, as well. but today was actually a decent day for republicans. like, last night was decent. the senate news was decent. they could talk about it and -- >> republicans put one senate seat during the midterm election. >> and this is indicative of what the next two years will look like just on a bare political level of trying to control messaging for them. serenity now. he cannot give us even one day of post election for people to pick their narratives and talk about them. this is where we go. it's going to happen for two years. >> laura, we were talking about this in the previous hour. which is president trump went out there this morning at the press conference and told republicans, if you defy me, i will shame you, as he did with the republicans who distance themselvesed, attack the media. and told democrats if you investigate me, i will investi

. >> well i would argue actually that what we saw at apac last week with vice president pence started going after president xi was really a good cop bad cop. what he's really doing, i think, and it's not just because i'm along alibaba, which i am but he's laying the ground work for mr. trump to am could in on the white horse and say okay, president xi, you're a great man let's do a deal. you know, president trump is someone who likes the limelight. he likes doing deals and getting credit for it. he's not here to see this thing faulter. i've been saying that we really need two words, framework and flexibility, if we can get framework for a deal coming out of the g20, and we can get flexibility from the fed on policy that's very strong. >> ip theft, certainly, gary has been on the mind of many companies and tech executives for years and years but you still have somebody like nvidia for example, who has a huge market to sell into when it comes to china. there are a lot of companies that will be put in harms way, if we don't get something out of the g20, between the two countries. >> well

the global selloff is continuing apace while the yen is not too far off from a three-week high. the korean won off by .4%, so this resurgent dollar strength is not helping the risk-off narrative as well. we have the tech turmoil continuing. oil below $54 a barrel. just getting a little bit of ground after falling more than 5% on tuesday. s&p has placed the carmakers credit rating on negative watch. news reporting that tokyo prosecutors are considering building a case against nissan over financial misconduct. keeping an eye on takeda. a company with an acquisition. u.s. retailer earnings disappointed. we are keeping an eye on the clothing maker. haidi, i want to highlight one stock in sydney that is taking a very deep hit. that is cyb falling the most falling the most. prior content charges for the payment protection insurance scandal. isfice to say, cybg forecasting a grim outlook and has warned that brexit uncertainty is hitting the economy in the u.k.. haidi: sophie kamaruddin among the markets for us. let's take a look at one of the .ther big decliners stocks are weighing on

for being murdered we heard from the vice president mike pence in the last few hours who was at the apac summit in southeast asia and he had called his murder an atrocity an attack on the nature of the free press he did say that he wasn't going to talk about classified information but now that the us president donald trump has made these comments we may be able to hear later on saturday while he is in california what is thoughts are about the cia conclusions but certainly the pressure is going to be increasing and now it's going to be on the trumpet ministration to figure out a way forward in this situation you talk about the pressure now the home the president particularly. this from congress in particular. could the white house withstand that pressure could it say you heard what the president said there about saudi arabia being an ally and that he doesn't want to do anything that's going to harm the financial relationship in particular could the president say will look we've already imposed sanctions on those who are thought to have been involved in the murder of jamal khashoggi and th

twenty so again the two leaders not meeting at apac it's probably not have going to any act on the biological u.s. china trade agenda how do you say that that that trade will between the u.s. and china playing out across. well china is making moves to try and offer concessions to the united states they're worried that the existing high tariffs are going to be raised even higher come january and that the additional tranche of goods that president trump has has identified the balance of trade also for its power absolute or certainly have a deadline looming and both sides want to reach an agreement it's clear that president trump likes to reach agreements where the other side offers concessions so that he can sell it as a victory to domestic stakeholders in the united states and happen with south korea it happen with mexico and canada so if china could offer some concessions there is room for the two sides to agree at least on the trade issues book i think that there are numerous other issues between china and the united states besides trade that won't be part of any trade agreements goods to sp

interestingly now this year it has become a bigger phenomenon, so these things grow apace.y is still growing 20%, 30% every year. it is growing unabated at the moment. david: and people are getting together. it is no longer a singles' day event. everyone is in on this. yvonne: they also have the edge on timing over black friday. david: melanie, thank you. we have to leave it there. lots of big moves across these markets in china, the chinext index up 2% last check. you know what? down 2%. my mistake. session, quite quiet. yvonne: we are seeing some the small caps outperform the large caps. .hina still seeing pressure china composite still down. your renminbi around 6.93 at the moment. let's see how things go. the business flash headlines. raisingf china railways $4.5 billion in a mainland ipo. the high-speed rail plans to a share sale next year with the lead underwriter. if successful, it would surpass the largest offering in china this year when foxconn raised just under $4 billion. david: canada sun life financial among the suitors for a hong kong ensure. insurer. yvonne:

in terms of expectations, we know the apac meeting ended with acrimony.here is concerned this issue of trade will continue to be thorny. , there we go,g the president is accompanied by the chinese first lady, deplaning the air china flight. the leaders arrived separately, as eric pointed out, so they get the pomp and ceremony. festivity and the band playing earlier, greeted by delegates and children. that is the tradition. eric, this is the nice and easy part of the weekend, right? expectations as we get into the nitty-gritty, particularly when it comes to potentially trade hawks being president -- being present at the dinner? navarro, who we know is a trade talk and has been whispering in the presidency are, advising how to handle china as a trading partner that potentially sets the stage for disappointment. there is reason for optimism. andnow the white house trump administration is looking for more than a trade deal. they would like a more comprehensive series of economic or macroeconomic agreements between the u.s. and china concerning not just trade,

mueller's investigation, from everything we can tell, is still proceeding on apace.nhibit it or shut it down. we are still full steam ahead. ramy: great stuff. bloomberg's derek wallbank in washington, d.c., breaking down the latest news about paul manafort and his relationship with the robert mueller special counsel investigation. let's head over to europe because mario draghi has made it clear that the ecb will end its bond purchases next month. he did acknowledge signs of economic slowdown but continues to insist that they will not last for long. kathleen hays is here with what draghi told the european parliament and why. he says he thinks this is not going to stick around for long. reasons behind this? kathleen: partly because he is seeing the ups and downs and trying to reduce stimulus and the bond purchases by the end of this year, move on to the first interest rate hike next year, maybe spring or summer, and he acknowledged prominent risks are out there. stock market volatility, all the things you have been seeing lately. he does see the science of some slowdo

foreign you're asia officer, and he served in iraq, belarus, qatar, afghanistan, republic of george apac stan and kuwait. colonel hamilton was the first director with russian forces in syria in 2017. michael kaufman is a wefellow a the woodrow wilson center in d.c. previously served as program manager and subject matter expert, advising senior military and government officials on military and security issues in russia, eurasia and pakistan. with that, paul? >> thanks very much, and thank you very much, everyone for coming. let me say a few things briefly, actually, most of what i'll say briefly will be about what i think are russian objectives in syria and then at the end i'll say just a couple of words about what i see is the implications for u.s. policy. you know, i think russia really had two objectives in going into syria. one, i think was to prevent the fall of the assad government there and the second as president putin has said repeatedly, kind of paraphrasing actually president george w. bush better to fight them there than to fight them here. in reference, of course, to the extr

i don't think anybody should be upset that he didn't make it to apac. >> we talked about the president's. this is good news that this is not going to be a permanent fight with the chinese in your view, that he's looking to wrap it up. how about on the chinese side? there's this sense that china thinks in decades or centuries but i think there's some pressure on xi jinping pink to deato dealas well. >> when you look at where the market and the currency is right now, both of those things are true. one of the thing that's overstated by the western media is the overall strength of the chinese economy. if you look at their level three assets, when you're a banking analyst, you're examining their level three assets, the chinese commercial banking system, they never wrote down the assets after 2018. the assets are wildly overstated which has a big impact on the chinese government, puts pressure on their reserves as they try to prop up those banks and what you don't want is a material slowdown where you see the gdp of china dipping below 6.5%. that puts them in a danger zone as relates to the ma