leaders here at apec, often indirectly and not siding — apec, often indirectly and not siding donaldname. so president xi jinping for example delivered a speech via his commerce minister and it warned — his commerce minister and it warned against going backwards in time — warned against going backwards in time if— warned against going backwards in time if countries continue to block_ in time if countries continue to block economic cooperation. president — to block economic cooperation. president xi jinping is really trying — president xi jinping is really trying to promote and position china — trying to promote and position china here is a bastion of economic globalisation. in those _ economic globalisation. in those sorts of comments have been — those sorts of comments have been echoed also by the vietnam leader _ been echoed also by the vietnam leader he — been echoed also by the vietnam leader. he pointed against the risks— leader. he pointed against the risks of— leader. he pointed against the risks of protectionism and trade _ risks of protectionism and trade wars, saying that l

she has been covering the apec summit. welcome to bbc news.out is apec, so first just tell us about who goes to apec and what it is all about. so, apec, as you mentioned, right, it doesn't necessarily get the sort of headline news that other conferences do, specially as we are ledded to the 620 specially as we are ledded to the g20 next week. but the economies which make up apec, which are most of the countries along the pacific rim, from the americas to asia, they make up over half of the world gdp. so they're important countries and we did see today and yesterday all these leaders descended upon lima in peru which has not hosted apec since 2016 and under very similar circumstances when the then president barack 0bama was stunned by the victory of donald trump and came to apec with a similarly diminished stance as we saw biden come to lima. , ., ., lima. this gathering of leaders. _ lima. this gathering of leaders, what - lima. this gathering of leaders, what happens| lima. this gathering of i leaders, what happens at lima. this gathering of

earlier i spoke to isabel debre from the associated press, who's been covering the apec summit., it doesn't necessarily get the headline news that other conferences do, especially as we are heading to the g20 next week, but the economies that make up apec, which are basically most of the countries and members that are all along the pacific rim, so that right from the americas to asia, they make up over half of the world gdp. so they're important countries and we did see that today and yesterday all these leaders descended upon lima peru, which has not hosted apec since 2016. and under similar circumstances, when then president barack obama wasjust stunned when then president barack obama was just stunned by the victory of donald trump and came to apec with a similarly diminished stand as we saw biden come to lima. find diminished stand as we saw biden come to lima. and this gathering _ biden come to lima. and this gathering of _ biden come to lima. and this gathering of leaders, - biden come to lima. and this gathering of leaders, what i gathering of leaders, what happens at the

joe biden is meeting with xi jinping on the sidelines of the apec summit in peru.lity. ten infants die in a hospital fire in northern india, and 16 other babies are receiving treatment. local officials say the blaze in the intensive care unit may have been caused by an electrical fault. president zelensky says russia s war on ukraine will end sooner than it otherwise would have done, with donald trump's return to the white house injanuary. a super typhoon has made landfall in the philippines with wind speeds of almost 200 kilometres per hour. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking, a conversation with rather than a newsier interrogation, of someone who shapes our political thinking about what shaped theirs. now, you may wonder what is the nation's top copper, the commissioner of the metropolitan police, got to do with politics? the truth is i suspect my guest this week, sir mark rowley,

some people have said this could be the last appearance of a us president at apec for quite some timekly, donald trump doesn't really believe in multilateral treaties or international trade blocks. his philosophy is "america first," which by extension means everyone else second. how exactly apec is going to negotiation this, how the world economy is going to negotiation this for the next four years is anyone's guess. to a scam warning now, and a scheme that some of the uk's high end food producers have fallen foul of. customers pretending to be buying for a supermarket chain have been making large orders then disappearing with the goods and not paying. it's reported the food is on it's way to russia where sanctions have prevented a lot of sales. one of the companies to be hit was a fish smoke house near london. i got igotan i got an e—mail early august from someone pretending to be the buyer forer a from someone pretending to be the buyerforer a french the buyer forer a french supermarket. the buyerforer a french supermarket. he said that he had heard of our product in the french mark

i wonder whether trump is going to go to future apec summits. he may downgrade it.l be on tariffs and tearing up some existing trade agreements possibly, ipef, usmca and u.s., korea. >> that's a good point. if past is prologue, donald trump did not travel nearly as much to foreign destinations as his predecessors or joe biden has in his four years. thank you very much, much appreciated for all of you. couldn't imagine a better panel to talk about these important topics. mike memoli, richard haass and victor cha. >>> to georgia now, where prosecutors say an undocumented migrant accused of murdering 22-year-old college nursing student laken riley was hunting for females on the university of georgia's campus. that was part of their opening statement in the trial against jose ibarra, whose case has become a lightning rod in the national debate over crime and illegal immigration. prosecutors say they have dna and fingerprint evidence that will show ibarra killed riley while she was out for a jog nine months ago. and that she fought hard for her life. defense attorneys sa

how exactly apec is going to negotiate this and how the world economy is going to negotiate this fore this for the next fouryears, is negotiate this for the next four years, is anyone's guess. in recent months, some of uk's high—end food producers have fallen foul of a scam. customers pretending to place orders for a french supermarket have collected and disappeared without paying. reportedly, the food is heading to russia, where sanctions have prevented the sale of european luxury items, including food. the incident first came to light from a cheese order worth $400,000. also caught in the scam, a fish smokehousejust outside of london. the business owner told us what happened. i got igotan i got an e—mail early august from someone pretending to be the buyer for a from someone pretending to be the buyerfor a french the buyer for a french supermarket. the buyerfor a french supermarket. he said that he had heard of our products in the market and had a good reputation, which seemed relatively plausible, and he wanted substantial quantities of smoked salmon supplied as a frozen line. i h

how exactly apec is going to negotiate this, how the world economy is going to negotiate this for the's high—end food producers have fallen foul of a scam. customers pretending to place orders for a french supermarket have collected and disappeared without pain. there are reports the food is heading to russia where sanctions have prevented the sale of european luxury items, including food. the first example came to light from a cheese order with $400,000. my colleague caught up $400,000. my colleague caught up with the owner of the uk dairy business.— dairy business. i've got an e-mail early _ dairy business. i've got an e-mail early august - dairy business. i've got an e-mail early august from | e—mail early august from someone pretending to be the buyerfor someone pretending to be the buyer for a someone pretending to be the buyerfor a french someone pretending to be the buyer for a french supermarket at. he said that he had heard of our product in the french market and it had a good reputation, which seemed relatively plausible, and he wanted substantial quantities of smoked salmon

i would like to remind you that the overall objective of apec is to create in asia pacific community open to dynamic, but also peaceful cooperation by 2040. and here's a breakdown of the form. second data drawn up by the head of the russian delegation . look, state move our truck and so who said it seems to kick we we have paid a lot of attention to the fact that there is economic fragmentation today. everyone observes that there is concern that economies are starting to protect themselves from each other. protectionist measures being introduced. this leads to the breakdown of a stablish global value change, and of course, it affects the efficiency and productivity of economies of the result is growing in equality between the rich and the pool or products. here with l troop aside from alexi hoover, chuck alexander bank, and the russian deputy foreign affairs minister is also taking part in the summit yesterday. for example, he participated in a session devoted to sustainable development. in his speech, he focused mainly on the importance of this platform for both the russian and glob

with that, you see the national security adviser with me, jake sullivan who will preview apec and purr you and the g-20, the president will be leaving -- peru and the g-20, the president will be leaving tomorrow. jake: i know you want to hear from karine about the meeting so i won't dally too long up here. but it is important to lay out the president's trip over the next several days. tomorrow he travels to south america. his first stop is peru for the apec summit, the asian pacific cooperative and then to the g-20 summit and the amazon. the president will talk about the indo-pacific from our treaty alliance to the quad to the historic trilateral with japan and korea and will meet with the prime minister of japan to celebrate the historic cooperation between our three nations and discuss the importance of institutionalizing the progress we've made so it carries forward through the transition. while in lima, the president will immediate with the leader of the people's republic of china and will be the first meeting since president biden came in office and final meeting as president. the

in the last year we only activated once for apec. about the city response to apec in the next slide. but, the level 1 activation really does require a lot of city resources, but it is worth it. we really coordinaa lot better at level 1 activation, because it is in to a super complex incident. level 2 below, partial activation. you can think of level 2 as most hands on deck rather then all. has all our section jz branches activated and staffed, however, they may not all be super robustly staffed. like it is in a level 1 activation. level 2 activation for example winter storm. something that impacts more then just one level of operations. if we have a lot of rainfall in the city, it can cause localized flooding that obviously impacts our infrastructure but could also impact our transportation resources. down trees, down power lines can get in the way of our transportation. it could impact health human service because people need residents or businesses for community, and we see a lot of the times thank you to the san francisco fire dep

now, this year, apec was held in lima, peru.se, san francisco hosted the event, the largest convening of world leaders in san francisco in decades. this year is the final apec summit for president biden, who met today with chinese president xi jinping. the last time they met was in woodside at filoli gardens. abc news reporter alex presha has a look at biden's final event. >> president biden is continuing his historic visit to south america, meeting with china's president xi jinping at the apec summit, a gathering of leaders of the asia pacific rim. biden reinforcing america's leading role in the indo-pacific. touting his success in enhancing america's strategic position in the region and reassuring the world of a smooth transition of power. the white house says the two were expected to discuss ai safety, climate change and china's alleged attempted hacking of cell phones during the 2024 presidential election. >> we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. >> the last time the t

his first stop is peru for the apec summit, the asian pacific cooperative and then to the g-20 summit and the amazon. the president will talk about the indo-pacific from our treaty alliance to the quad to the historic trilateral with japan and korea and will meet with the prime minister of japan to celebrate the historic cooperation between our three nations and discuss the importance of institutionalizing the progress we've made so it carries forward through the transition. while in lima, the president will immediate with the leader of the people's republic of china and will be the first meeting since president biden came in office and final meeting as president. they previously met in bali at the g-20 summit and woodside, california, in san francisco in 2023 on the margins of the apec summit which was exactly one year and one day ago. throughout his time in office, president biden and his team have worked to effectively and responsibly manage the competition between the united states and the p.r.c. the president's approach on the p.r.c. has prioritized investments in sources of amer

chinese leader xijinping met outgoing us presidentjoe biden on the sidelines of the apec in peru. donald trump when he takes office in january donald trump when he takes office injanuary but he also made china's stance clear, saying a new cold war should not be fought and cannot be won. it comes after trump's promises where he pledged 60% tariffs on all imports from china. markets in china are trading higher by i% china. markets in china are trading higher by 1% today, the major indices had been trending downwards after the us presidential election. investors were worried about the friction between the us and china getting worse under a second trump presidency. an agent economist gave us a better understanding about which sectors could be more vulnerable when trump's second term in office begins in january. i term in office begins in january-— term in office begins in janua . ~' ., january. i think for china's eaui january. i think for china's equity markets, _ january. i think for china's equity markets, there - january. i think for china's equity markets, there hasj january. i t

how exactly apec is going to negotiators, how the world economy is going to negotiators for the nexts guess. nick marsh there. meanwhile, federal reserve chad grimm palazzani optimistic about the recent performance of the us economy, saying policymakers can now take their time when it comes to lowering interest rates. 0ur north america business correspondent ritika gupta has the details from his speech at a dallas federal reserve event. robust economic growth, solid jobs market and inflation that trending towards target means the us central bank doesn't need to rush to lower interest rates — that according to the federal reserve chair jerome powell. speaking st a dallas fed event, he said the us economy has been "remarkably good" and he sees inflation on a sometimes bumpy path to what the 2% target. us central bankers began lowering borrowing costs back in september with a 0.5% cut and then lowered the policy raped again by 0.25% last week and they signalled a willingness to cut rates further, so long as inflation continues to slow. —— policy rate. data out earlier this week shows a

he told me about the importance of apec for diplomatic relations.th the chinese side, it's good. these are all things that will help with the drc on notice that military activity will be ready to stand for that. it still says we value partners. these are all things that will put the drc on notice that will put the drc on notice that military activity will be ready to stand for that. but we talk about cooperation in terms of apec, it's not just military pressure. we're talking about economic pressure. but if been used as a lever to coerce others. it's also creating pressure. it starts with the facility in peru that's just been built. it is a very common ploy. let's talk about the meaning they're expecting saturday between joe biden and xijinping. you mentioned competition between the two countries. i think it's going to be a review of all the things that we have discussed to a degree. unfortunately, there will be a long list of accomplishments. they will discuss the relationship, but it doesn't equate to action, sort of in the future we focus on much

it was mo, let big. fortunately, apec has developed an important strategy to find specific solutions to specific problems. we believe that this form can help strengthen multi lot from corporation or the various challenges we face today increase the level of insights into regarding the near future. our interest is to cooperate. see regarding a mutual underscore the on issues of common global interest. so i think i would like to remind you that the overall objective of apec is to create in asia pacific community open to dynamic, but also peaceful cooperation by 2014. and here's a breakdown of the form, 2nd day. drawn up by the head of the russian delegation look, stays move our target. so who's alex, who's out to people? we have paid a lot of attention to the fact that there is economic fragmentation today. everyone observes that there is concern that economies are starting to protect themselves from each other, all protectionist measures being introduced. this leads to the breakdown of a stablish global value change, and of course, it affects the efficiency and productivity of economi

i would like to remind you that the overall objective of apec is to create an asian pacific community open to dynamic, but also peaceful cooperation by 2014. and here's a breakdown of the form 2nd day. don't drawn up by the head of the russian delegation. look, say some of our charges. so who said it series of 2 people? we have paid a lot of attention to the fact that there is economic fragmentation today. everyone observes that there is concern that economies are starting to protect themselves from each other. all protectionist measures being introduced. this leads to the breakdown of a stablish global value change, and of course, it affects the efficiency and productivity of economies. of the result is growing in equality between the rich and the poor. old clinic serial. true. aside from alexi hoover, chuck alexander bank in the russian deputy foreign affairs minister is also taking part in the stomach yesterday. for example, he participated in a session devoted to sustainable development. in his speech, he focused mainly on the importance of this platform for both the russian and g

on the back of apec, as we look to g20., we will head over to germany where the greens have picked the economy minister to lead them in the snap election that takes place early next year. more on that shortly. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ starti is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. with the chase ink card, we got up and running in no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card from chase for business. >> welcome back. some other stories making the news this monday. a stabbing attack left eight people dead in the chinese province saturday. it is the country's second mass killing in a week. the incident happened at a vocational institute of arts and technology. a 21-year-old man has confessed to the crime, with officials saying he was discontented with the school over a graduation matter and internship pay. hezbollah has confirmed its media chief was killed in an israeli airstrike in central beirut. it marks the latest in a s

jp morgan ceo jamie dimon spoke at the apec summit in lima and said many banks are seeing the opportunity of deregulation that happens under a second trump administration. >> whether you voted for trump or joe, a lot of bankers are dancing in the street. they have had success of years regulations, a lot of which stymied credit. you could have kept the banks equally safe but given more credit. the average bank in america used to have 100 dollars in deposits and $100 in loans and now it is $100 in deposits and $65 in loans. we have more with jim millstein. a great person to talk about regulation. as jamie dimon says, are your bankers dancing in the streets? jim: you saw the rally after the election in the equity markets. that is getting a little more muted now as reality sets in. there is a general expectation that the m&a environment will open up. the financing markets have been incredibly strong. there is no lack of credit availability. the private credit markets have boomed in the last 10 years. credit availability remains very strong. you can see that in the tight spreads, in the high-y

and then last year at apec, we also saw the two world leaders meet face to face for for what for whate substantive conversations. but for right now, at this moment for president biden it is a moment to take a look back as also to perhaps set the tone for the future. despite the unknowns of what a new administration may bring. let's take a listen to president biden these conversations prevent miscalculations and they ensure the competition between our two countries will not veer into conflict. >> the competition, not conflict that's our responsibility to our people. and as you indicated to the people around the world it is that kind of reassurance that may make china feel a bit more comfortable comfortable despite the unpredictability of the incoming trump administration, i say unpredictability because during the first his first term, many diplomats in china laid awake at night wondering what was going to happen next. >> so as far as the chinese side of this meeting, president xi jinping very much was trying to convey this message of communication and stability. and it's very noteworth

so earlier, we saw apec called out as one of the top five places to work, and apec is one of our supporting commands who we work very closely with apec. they're tied in to afc. i wanted to highlight the fact that they also are leveraging flexible personnel system. they are part of the acquisition demonstration personnel system that provides simplified hiring, flexible compensation through broad banding and authorities that reward employee contributions. they have commander-driven emphasis on training, and they're also using data to optimize realtime leadership decisions on how they manage their workforce. and so i think there's a lot of good things in these systems we have available, and where we have to manage these -- lots of s.t.e.m. talent, we truly do need to leverage those flexibilities. >> great. thank you, ms. miller. this actually concludes round one. i just wanted to highlight, there were, i thought, a few common threads there. first of all, leveraging dha to the extent the policies and law allow, direct hire authority, you know, i can't say enough how much it helped me in some of

they met on the sidelines of the apec summit in lima, peru.r xi described the relationship between china and the us as having "ups and downs" but that it plays a key role in shaping global stability. he said that china is willing to support a smooth transition when us president—elect donald trump takes office in january. the comments follow mr trump's pledge to introduce significant tariff hikes on chinese goods as well as take a tougher diplomatic stance towards beijing. during the meeting, president biden reflected on his relationship with mr xi while in office. we haven't always agreed but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. we have never kidded one another, we have been level with one another and i think that is vital. these conversations prevent miscalculations and ensure the competition between our two countries will not veer into conflict. the competition, not conflict. that's our responsibility to our people and as you indicated, to the people around the world, we're the most important alliance and the most

. >>> president biden is meeting with world leaders in peru for apec. he met with his japanese and south korean counterparts today. >> i truly believe cooperation of our countries will be the foundation to peace and stability in the indo-pacific for many years to come. >> tomorrow he's expected to hold a high profile meeting with chinese president xi jinping for a third and final time. after the two met last year on the sidelines of apec, their first ever meeting on u.s. soil, this coming as president-elect donald trump promised to place a 60% tariff on chinese goods once he's in office. >>> keeping connected during blackouts, up next, the northern california company working on a way for homeowners to avoid the impact of outages. >>> and we're talking trash. the bay area grad students sifting through your waste in order to make our state a better place. >>> plus an incredible survival story, we'll hear from a california man who was driving through the mountains when boulders came crashing down on his van. >> i don't remember any of this. i'm very, very

will say, i'm just seeing human in lima peru, flared meters, was a 21 nation. apec group are meeting among other things to try to ward off a trade war in the world's most dynamic commercial region. on us, presidents elect donald trump names a vaccine skeptic. as his pick to have the department of health the is rarely asteroids have bombarded areas across 11 on in the past 24 hours. the attacks of killed at least $37.00 people, including 4 paramedics thousands of all those have been injured. this video shows the optimal one of the as rarely as strikes in bell back city in the east. the regional government says israel targeted a civil defense center that had 20 people inside. meanwhile, the us and best of the 2 bayers has submitted a draft cease 5 proposal to 11 on speak of parliament. now b, barry, the us has been trying to improve a truce in the escalating conflict between israel and has bullet. dawson jabari has moved from the lebanese cap to a draft proposal for a cease fire has been presented by the us and vast that are 211 on to the speaker of part of a very who is negotiating on

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and i was at apec the previous year when president biden and xijinping met there as well.f course, to much fanfare. and there was a lot of talk about some of the common ground that they could strike. and the images of them walking in a garden together obviously made international news. you know, they talked about kerbing fentanyl ingredients and climate change agreements. you know, i actually haven't really followed up on where some of those agenda items actually landed. but i'm sure if you look at where things actually stand in the current biden administration, they kept the trump tariffs on china, right. and we were speaking here on the programmes security threat to the us. and we've seen him on the campaign trail as well. take a really hard line with china. so i think it's really interesting. i mean, this meeting with president xi was only added, ithink, maybe on wednesday of this week or at least was made public at that point. so, you know, what isjoe biden going to be saying to him as the outgoing president? in many ways, a lame duck president. how much attention is p

and this year apec was held in lima, peru. last year, san francisco hosted the event, the largest convening of world leaders in san francisco in decades. and this year is the final apec summit for president biden, who met with chinese president xi jinping the last time they met was in woodside at filoli gardens. abc news reporter alex presha has a look at biden's final event. >> president biden is continuing his historic visit to south america, meeting with china's president xi jinping at the apec summit, a gathering of leaders of the asia pacific rim. biden reinforcing america's leading role in the indo-pacific. touting his success in enhancing america's strategic position in the region and reassuring the world of a smooth transition of power. the white house says the two were expected to discuss ai safety, climate change and china's alleged attempted hacking of cell phones during the 2024 presidential election. >> we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. >> the last time

was the meeting with president xi of china, whether it was really just wherever he went throughout apec meeting with various allies, as well as now going on to the g20, what's hanging over this is the fact that president-elect trump will soon be entering office. >> um, even before he entered his meeting with president xi yesterday, he was faced i asked them both questions about president-elect trump soon entering office. this is a period of monumental transition for the united states, and the way that it approaches the world. president biden who has said that prioritizing allies and global partnerships in order to achieve foreign policy goals since leaving office. and with him, his vision for the world. >> meanwhile, president elect trump is coming into office and bringing with him an isolationist america first policy and president biden and his aides are going to be faced with questions about that vision both at apec as well as the g20 in the days to come. >> yeah, it's interesting if you read some of the statements from president xi that they're really directed toward the incoming tru

difficult decision for him to be in, and a lame duck president, he has already been in the back at the apec meeting. he is essentially trying to put his legacy and make sense of the successes he had and also try to reassure world leaders that things are going to be ok with another four years of donald trump. brazil the hosts have said they want the focus on tackling poverty and hunger and boosting climate finance. with the recent developments in ukraine, do you see that overshadowing some of these economic achievements the 620 was wanting to yield? i think the security concerns are very pressing and it's going to be at the forefront of everyone�*s mind, notjust in ukraine but also what might happen with taiwan now donald trump will come back into office. you're an expert on china, how do you see the country behaving at this g20? xijinping is happy to be there, it's a really good opportunity for china to reset itself on the world stage and to fill the void the us may leave now that we are changing presidents. speaking of changing presidents, we talk about trump 2.0, he was a regular critic o

us president joe biden is at the apec summit in peru. he'll meet with china's president xi today for what could be a difficult conversation. >> and we'll also look at what are china's hopes and fears about the incoming trump administration. plus, schmidt met with a us adversary and pushed moscow's line on ukraine. now, this former u.s. congresswoman could be in charge of all u.s. spy agencies >> diabetes. there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glucerna. bring on the day honey. >> but the gains are pumping the markets closed. >> teachers don't sleep in the after hours bro. >> dad, is mommy a finance bro? >> she switched careers to make money for your weddings. >> ooh, penny stocks are blowing up, sweetie. >> grab your piggy bank. we're going all in. let me ask you for your wedding. do you want a gazebo in a river? >> i don't. >> what's a gazebo? >> something that your mother always wanted an

both for apec leaders. so giving them a little bit of distance to craft their own strategy to deal with the trump administration 2.0. for president biden, it will be a swan song of sorts on the world stage. albeit a relatively quiet one. he's going to be meeting with the leaders of the host country. also holding a meeting with the leaders of japan and south korea to reaffirm those alliances and he's going to have a closely watched bilateral meeting with president xi of china to follow on the same meeting they had at the summit one year ago in san francisco to discuss military to military communication and stopping things like fentanyl tracking. there's going to be a relatively light staff footprint here in lima and in rio de janeiro where the president is going next. as many in the west wing acknowledge this is really wind down time and many are trying to figure out what's next for them. >> kayla tausche live from lima. thank you so much. >>> ridiculous and and f- ing nightmare. those are quotes. some of th

storming a late arrival earlier today for president biden at his last apec summit in peru. it is likely his last major world trip as american president. it's a group of 21 economies that make up roughly 60% of global gdp. on the sidelines of the summit, president biden will have his final face-to-face with chinese president xi jinping. kayla tashi is in peru following president biden. can you give us the latest on president biden's agenda here? >> reporter: omar, president biden is meeting with the leaders of japan and south korea to, a partnership that is one of the hallmarks of his foreign policy. it began last year at a summit at camp david were president biden gathered these two countries, who have a rather acrimonious history together, for what the biden administration now hopes will be an institutionalized relationship that will outlast president biden after he leaves office. they are discussing matters of regional security and stability in the south china sea, the taiwan strait and the broader indo pacific, but one of the most highly watched meetings over the course

joe biden met with chinese president xijinping on the sidelines of the apec summit in peru.nsition�* into the trump administration. and in a robust readout of the meeting, beijing said president xi had underscored that — "a new cold war should not be fought and cannot be won. containing china is unwise, unacceptable and bound to fail". for more on the meeting and the future of the us—china relationship under donald trump, i spoke with frankjanuzzi, who worked withjoe biden as a staffer during his time as a us senator. joe biden and xijinping have a 20 relationship and the two of them together have work to try to stabilise the us — china relationship and avoid one of conflict and cold war sentiment, even if they have not been able to forge a truly close partnership stop no—one would describe the us — china relationship today as one of friends and yet, joe biden and xijinping have managed xi jinping have managed differences xijinping have managed differences over taiwan, over north korea policy on russian — ukraine and trying to land only some stability and balance to a relati

opposition we face from the democratic leadership senator schumer and from the white house and from apecwe are not going to give more money to netanyahu to continue his horrific war against the palestinian people. i feel pretty good about that. >> how active were whipping activities by the white house, which put out a statement saying it is a bad idea and saying it would essentially benefit groups like hamas and hezbollah. >> they didn't call me up, but senator schumer was active and apec which put $100 million into the last campaign including defeating the democrats in the primaries. they were active as well. >> i can't help but to notice in votes like this, while you did get 18 colleagues not a single republican voted for this, and i can't imagine a single republican will. what does that go for how the incoming administration will be? >> that they will win jewish support in the country. i am not so sure they are right. according to a poll, 62% of the jewish people they polled oppose giving more money to netanyahu unless he agrees to an immediate cease-fire. by the way, i don't think th

the leaders gathered at a hotel on the sidelines of the apec summit.or biden it was the last chance to directly challenge xi after working to avoid open conflict with beijing these last four years. china's focus is less on the lame duck president and more on the next president. cbs' ramy inocencio is in hong kong where all the talk is about trump's tough talk on tariffs and taiwan. ♪ >> reporter: beijing is bracing for a new dawn in china-u.s. ties. wary about the second coming of an emboldened president donald trump. >> i'm doing the same thing with china. we're going to tariff the hell out of them. [ cheers ] >> reporter: last time trump was not friendly to china, this woman told cbs news in beijing. personally, i like trump, but he does things that are outrageous, said this man. trump's top threat is economic. eye-watering tariffs of 60% on all chinese imports to protect american manufacturing. >> in times of retaliation, choices for china, it's very limited. >> reporter: at hong kong university, he says because china relies on america for crops and

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. >> joe biden and china's president make appearances at apec. how the leaders are being received at the conference, and leaders in lebanon are considering a cease fire deal. why is at o s with israel's military ground forces have reached their deepest point into lebanon since they were invaded in the country six weeks ago. israeli troops briefly captured a strategic hill roughly three miles from the israeli-lebanon border. israel's military said in a statement its troops continue limited localized operations in southern lebanon. the conflict continues as lebanese and hezbollah officials study a draft proposal presented by the u.s. on endthwar in india. a fire tore through a hospital, killing tewrn babies and injuring a dozen other. it india's uttarrash state.cknow, officials said the blaze quickly spad through the ward, where 55 itsere being treated. 45 babies were rescued and are now receiving medical care. an initial station shows lapses in safety protocols and nonfunctioning fire alarms that delayed rescue efforts. president biden and chinese

joe biden met with chinese president xijinping on the sidelines of the apec summit in peru.t of the meeting, beijing said president xi had underscored that "a new cold war should not be fought and cannot be won. containing china is unwise, unacceptable and bound to fail". i'm joined now by frankjannuzi, who was a longtime staffer forjoe biden when he was a senator. first of all, what you make of the meeting on the comments from xijing tang?— from xi'ing tang? clearly they have a from xijing tang? clearly they have a 20 _ from xijing tang? clearly they have a 20 year— from xijing tang? clearly they have a 20 year relationship i from xijing tang? clearly they l have a 20 year relationship and the two of them work to stabilise the us china relationship and avoid one of conflict and cold war sentiment, even if they've not been able to forge a truly close partnership. no one will describe the us china relationship is one of friends and yetjoe biden and xi jingping have managed differences over taiwan and north korea policy and tried to land some stability. which is vital for the

president biden raised the issue of americans detained in china directly with president xijinping at the apece director of the dui hui foundation, a human rights group that pushes for the release of those detained in china. i have been speaking to him earlier. as we heard there, this was really in exchange, wasn't it, that was in the works for many months. what's your reaction to this deal? three americans freed in exchange for one chinese citizen. this is good news, coming as it does on the eve of thanksgiving. the families are naturally delighted. i do not know about the chinese citizen who was released, i've seen reports but those reports suggest that that citizen was a spy in the united states and the chinese have never raised that with me. i have not raised it with them. but as far as these americans are concerned, yes, i have raised their names on many occasions in many meetings and on many lists. what more can you tell us, then, having worked potentially alongside or with the families, the reaction that their loved ones might have of this news? i'm sure they are happy. you know, for ma

before president bide anne riefd here tonight in brazil he attended the apec summit in lima, peru, andt is where he met his superpower rival president xi of china. now, this is likely the last time that both of these men will meet, and both leaders seemed to address someone not in the room, donald trump, who's promised to take a more aggressive approach to beijing. miscalculations and they ensure the competition between our two countries will not veer into conflict. be competition, not conflict. >> reporter: president xi cautioned the u.s. to make a wise choice as u.s.-china relations enter a new period of uncertainty. in a rare area of agreement both countries announced only humans should decide when to use nuclear weapons, not artificial intelligence. president biden will be here for the g20 summit until tuesday, jericka, and that's when he's expected to exit the world stage. >> willie james inman for us tonight. thank you. >>> tonight, ohio governor mike dewine and other leaders are condemning a neo-nazi march in the state's capital. columbus police responded to a group of about a d

well, today, ahead of that unilateral meeting at the apec summit, he stressed the importance of the bilateralp american ecosystem institute, a company which helps chinese business establish a presence in the us. thank you for being with us. the meeting was betweenjoe biden and xijinping, but the meeting was betweenjoe biden and xi jinping, but the message seem to be for president trump.- message seem to be for president trump. message seem to be for president trum. . ~' , ., ., president trump. thank you for havin: president trump. thank you for having me- _ president trump. thank you for having me. the _ president trump. thank you for having me. the actually - president trump. thank you for having me. the actually an - having me. the actually an interesting one from the chinese perspective. i have beenin chinese perspective. i have been in china for 20 years and help many chinese businesses go overseas, including to the us. i think the president xi meeting withjoe biden, i think it is a show of respect, because, as we just heard, joe biden is in his final several months as president and his

this year is the final apec summit for president biden, who met with chinese president xi jinping.s. abc news reporter alex presha has a closer look. >> reporter president biden is continuing his historic visit to south america, meeting with china's president xi jinping at the apec summit, a gathering of leaders of the asia pacific rim. biden reinforcing america's leading role in the indo-pacific. touting his success in enhancing america's strategic position in the region and reassuring the world of a smooth transition of power. the white house says the two were expected to discuss ai safety, climate change and china's alleged attempted hacking of cell phones during the 2024 presidential election. >> we haven't always agreed, but our conversations have always been candid and always been frank. >> the last time the two met was in november of last year in woodside, california. their sit down today, expected to be the last of biden's presidency. on friday, biden met with south korea's president and the prime minister of japan. they discussed the growing threat of north korea and its a