we're trying to think about that and to think about what the future of apec is. membership needs to be embedded into that broader conversation with the membership. i do think it is apparent that on the economic front that india itself is looking east and that is developing stronger trade and economic ties and that we need to think about how we relate india's economic development to the region. that will be part of the overall review process as the membership of apec considers whether and what direction we should move. >> thank you. representative here. predict right up here. >> with that decision of u.s. presses -- of u.s. precipitation, we have for the board discussion of likelihood of the obama administration using apec to deal with economic issues and to deal with political issues. do you think this is the policy of the administration right now? will become the policy in the future? >> as i mentioned, as we work to the evolution of these institutions, we want to be seen as a good partner purred we want to have these conversations among the members. there's alw

after that talks between leaders of the apec member nations take place on the 13th and 14th. apec's action plan is likely to call for making the distribution of goods in the region smoother and will standardize tariffs. it will also call for an information system to track cargo. when china's rare earth shipments to japan were suspended, it highlighted the impact of trade procedures in business. as chair country japan hopes to have the action plan included in a joint statement at the ministerial meeting. >>> tokyo stocks surged on thursday morning after wall street's gains overnight. the nikkei 225 ended the morning session at 9,574, up 1.8% from wednesday's close. speculation the u.s. will further ease monetary policy prompted a stockpiling spree. that encouraged tokyo investors to jump into the market as well. talk of monetary easing by the federal reserve is also pushing the dollar lower. it's now trading between 81.41-44. the euro is currently at 114.66-71. and here's a look at the latest long-term interest rates. this is the yield on the benchmark 10-year japanese governm

. >> mario: ¿qué tanto apec to la falta de unidad en los demócratas?s estaban en contra, se necesita el apoyo bipartidista. y siempre habido un senador que lamentablemente. fue una votación no sólo por el dream act sino para el caso del departamento de defensa. el verdadero apoyo dentro de los partidos. ahora los que apoyaban lo rechazan no esocupante. >> si, porquetes de las eleccio. nosotros tos el soporte los republicanos, que tenemos q ir aplicando presión en mass y anteriormente tenemos el voto para el dream act, pero desafortunadamente no dio el voto. pienso que como votantes hispanos no podemos culparlos, hemos que demostrar el poder político, porque para que haya voluntad lítica se debe abrir espacio y eso sólo es a través de él voto y la participación. >> mario: esto es angustiante cada vez que ven elecciones se toquen esos temas de interés para los#= inmigrantes y pasan s votaciones y luego vuelven... como que se le da largas a esto >> katherine: es altamente tendré que la comunidad hispana inmigrante. porque nos están dando al doble con el d

progress in a few twenty also by the good for you which brought us a lot of the things particularly the apec crisis but now we need some final results in the sense that we certainly support. the day and. near future but certainly during the presidency the g twenty this could be one of the most important issues where we are ready to work in other issues as well but this one. including also the subject more reserve currencies and perhaps even creating a global reserve currency. you. and you know me obviously this is. extremely. bring some stability in the monetary system that's the last thing that we would like to do some. think or some friends to accuse them but it's not a question of accusing at sea question. creating the basis. of world monetary organization. if we start a conflict if we start demming. stability and that is exactly. what we can. achieve. from fusion we have a long way in our discussion. and would only. have . some issues of substance. as was the decision of the commission. and very happy that he reasoned has tried it. doesn't always happen the commission has decided not to

region russia took part in the summit that was also underway in noir russia will also take part in the apec summit they should pacific economic cooperation forum that will take place later in the year so the role of russia in the region is a very prominent one and of course russia wants a bigger share of the potential that is lying in the region itself and of course. the region is very interested in keeping up ties with russia vietnam specifically has had ties with dating back to the soviet union and as times change vietnam gains its independence the soviet union became russia those ties not only change but they grow and develop according to both leaders and this is something they want to continue they want to continue seeing russia actively involved in the asia pacific region with the asia pacific countries and russia it seems shares that sentiment all right thanks very much indeed for bringing us the very latest from yet means capital where. i want you live from moscow on the way for you brazil looks for and. as a president with record breaking popularity bows out we hear from the communi

if i could ask you to switch from a politician to a jewish leader because i heard you speak at the apec conference a few weeks before you became the investor, was announced ambassador the challenge of the jewish identity and values that israel, the crisis you were facing in israel and how we as a people and kind of the inherent value and crisis of identity in israel speaks as americans as well because return to israel for the diet for a light, from the jewish passion and connection i wonder how you can enlighten us from a non-will biblical sense in terms of how we continue to view israel from a positive sense of what to teach us here as americans there are 6500 jews here on this campus and return to israel for a center of our homeland for an identity perspective if you can help us because you felt focused on that -- >> that's like another hour lecture. some guy and a rabbi at a sermon, so -- [laughter] >> israel is the greatest challenge to our morality to reduce challenge. in the bible, the jews did it after the only cease being slaves because as a free person do you truly have to make

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