china is testing the key apec meetings this year. hu hu hu hu. china is willing to work with elementary economies make me successful. we want to bring chinese elements into the meetings to show china's confidence to share the bond market opportunities in china we want to inject more vitality and create more space for the development of the asia pacific region china hosted the meetings for the first time in two thousand and one including the nice informal leaders meeting in shanghai. bono the lead in the fifty is a tradition the hosts can choose the theme for the meetings. after negotiations with relevant parties in long consideration we've come up with shaping paw well hold more than one hundred meetings activities and different cd throughout the year at the twenty second in from a leaders' meeting is scheduled to be holding base and from november tends to have less than its course without cctv. part of its commitment to grow its clean energy economy new york city has on bio dome and a roof top solar installation incorporating new technology if s

but given the fact that he'll present obama was not able to attend yale the apec and also the sea to summit the last year and the nob hill vice president you know chosen by them. the old tricks ups according to the trip feel to many of the important allies he sees her in november december of two thousand that in dili including countries like to mention japan and south korea and china. and what were some of the meal and most important missions then maybe you know vice president you don't know why then have in mind when he parked on the trip was that because stuffed eu malacca with the cooperation of the year defense identification zone but kind of forest because of the rising tension built between china and japan over delhi. either it's orleans because of the potential instability. the north korea which is for all of the above i think this is partly in all of the above and i think is partly an attempt to put an american official in asia given the fact that obama was unable to come early for now in him to do was stay was planned before the air defense of information as the thing came a

it's recognized its interests with north america, south america, through apec. the middle east with europe. and i think that's healthy for the global system, and i think it's healthy for east asia. >> all right well japanese e-commerce joint rakuten is expanding its global reach. it's buying free call and messaging application provider viber media for $900 million. rakuten's ceo says his company will acquire all outstanding shares in the cyprus-based company. viber provides a smartphone application that allows its users to make free calls and text messages worldwide. it has some 280 million users in more than 190 countries. and is rapidly gaining popularity, especially in emerging markets. the deal will allow rakuten to use viber's large customer base to expand its global services to include online shopping and financial services. >>> trade mensters from twelve countries will gather in singapore next week for transpacific partnership free trade talks. ahead of the meeting japan's minister in charge of the tpp talks says he will seek to narrow differences with th

the plight of pie with a group the end of february two thousand thirteen the good of a number of the apec countries have gone under or been forced to all traffic to run and get the company believed the disease that can hike to computers and top talent the league has changed after the company. exposed the vigil tech industry and the low profit margin the business model. to take a percentage of the film earnings to try to make a little bit to get it all they are about to get affected by the returning. in the movie industry the province of many other conditions to reach twenty five percent of the visual tech industry only have the profit margin of five percent. the production includes many elements which can increase the cost of diesel. the company. some directors to be restricted and the worst post production which involved a lot of korean conflict and extra pop nor to survive in the industry. meaning they give the effect companies outsource to work a place like china and india. for the american visual part of the technicolor. the company in shanghai in two thousand london help of hollywood

develop the region via that's all she did that to vladivostok and if i read stuff with the run up to the apec summit back in two thousand and twelve. you mobilize the resources of the country and to build that actually more than the olympics would need to do do you do build. for the region. i've got with the state beyond the olympics like the new four legged of the new roads it's not just for the olympic spot of the of the project inevitably in russia. these things cost more that they wanted to be elsewhere. road construction of the costs of several kinds of meta meta down the role of the oven some were also in the world is no different from another road in russia. that is they don't build up the high cost this is five this is not. road is built. it didn't give enough love for a very serious discussion with them and sadly people are discussing the levels of corruption in russia. this is something about a duck will not go away but this is believed minutes it's not just us about this the boot of his friends. it's about being in the day way things are done. still in there and back country which

apec has been exposed as the pro more lobby. it has also been exposed for not having restaurant base of like the most powerful lobby in the u.s., the national rifle association. all apec seems to have in its fighting retreat is a whole lot of learning. and i want to say that they have failed to shut me down on my book tour. they have actually acted and attempted to stop events that have already been held on a book tour, and the heavenly failed. and this week there has been an attempt to suppress my talks and the discussion and we're having here, the discussion about the facts on the ground, and is to his failed. so i think we should welcome this failure as a victory for free speech. [applause] >> thank you. there have been interesting new developments related to the iran deal in israel. it is there were my book take place. and over again to the geopolitics in my book. i don't deal with washington on the israel lobby to read my book is really an intimate, on the ground portrait of israeli society in israel, palestine, the single

and as rick santorum bashing president obama for not being pro israel and not at the annual apec conference the american israeli affairs committee is the most powerful pro israel lobby in the us. during the two thousand to call the election cycle almost every republican presidential candidate spoke at the event. touting their support for the u s ally and the who invented the palestinian people. but there's a movement among christian evangelicals and the us away from the political norms associated with the group it's a movement away from the staunchly pro israel stance to a stance that is more sympathetic toward palestinians. there's no question that the fact that is a common belief most popular american christian view. it is over and the historical christian view that that doesn't see that is the case. john scott grant is the president of the reformed theological seminary outside washington dc. he observes a trend among his students to a more balanced approach to the israeli palestinian conflict. we see a lot of young evangelical. both aspiring pastors and the folks doing other jobs in the

was nice to know what happen last year deal in two thousand due october two thousand thirty at the apec summit. you know president barack obama because of the mess of politics was not able to attend the summit a lot of people so this has the feel disappointed and that this might be indication the us is not really serious about coming back into asian rebalance he was seized the one you agree with such an assessment. no i i don't think the bill is an indication that the us is in serious about it i think it's an indication of the of the domestic problems that the united states and working through right now i'm in awe of it. things are difficult in the united states has given the stresses of of economics. given that the things are is unsettled politically there is a very deep political tensions within the united states and the structure of government in the united states. this makes it that much worse because the way that things are set up government isn't suppose to come to an easy agreement. it is supposed to be conflict they're supposed to be checks and balances and of those factors come

development in large not just large that the mega scale of projects we saw this last year actually with the apec summit held in front of us though. davis took up until last year was the recipient of the huge amount of federal budget money going to build up all manner of infrastructure including the now infamous one billion dollars bridge to an island off the coast of the roster. so i think that's how the air rush it sinks developing infrastructure not piecemeal a little bit here and there really mass mobilization project. in the long term impact of that fish and ineffective. this is something will seek industry is all it gets. i've been saying tonight in the coming years. the court to know what confronted wouldn't do to encourage people to invest more in russia we've seen with the things like the you call scandal that it's scared away a lot of investors. all data it is. it s so are we going to have hinted that the courts and knitted dolls that would have been introduced to discuss it. we have to do something about that day. instead of wanting to be more consistent much more consistent income for