"biz asia america" continues right now. >> welcome back to "biz asia america."am michelle mccoury at the nasdaq market site in times square, new york. >> and washington, d.c., item philip en. these are the other top headlines we're watching for you. cyprus needs to concentrate on rebuilding its gutted banking sector. that is according to a group of experts predict they were looking -- of experts. nearby in spain, they are no longer in recession. data released shows the country's economy grew in the third quarter. that and the two-year recession, but unemployment remains a very high. over in japan, regulators say an uncontained fuel plant of the fukushima nuclear plant can now be removed. removing the rods is obviously not easy, and it is a major step in decommissioning that plant. >> facebook crushing wall street earnings expectations today, reporting better-than-expected third-quarter profits and sales. shares rose in the immediate after-hours trading to a new high of more than $56 a share, about 15%, but they since tanked and are down now about zero point -- 0

"biz asia america" continues right now. >> "biz asia america welcome back to -- welcome to "biz asia america." >> in washington, d.c., i am phillip yin. these are your top headlines. the pentagon has pumped $5.5 billion into 94 contractors' bank accounts of the day before the u.s. shutdown. it covers everything from robot submarines to the air force academy's new jim. it is a big deal. regulators say an analyst leads research on an apple supplier to sac capital full day early so other people can benefit. south korea's foreign reserves also rose to another record in the month of september. this after it sold $1 billion worth of u.s. bonds. we will have much more on the ipo situation with tracy tandon in new york. >> that's right. twitter has unseal the documents for its planned initial public offering, and the social media company says it hopes to raise up to $1 billion. since twitter was created in 2006, it has actually never turned a profit. but on the brighter side, the company does say that revenue is growing. the big question on everyone's mind that remains unanswered is, where wi

"biz asia america" continues right now. >> welcome back to "biz asia america."am michelle makori the nasdaq market site in times square, new york. >> and washington, d.c., i am philip -- phillip yin. in canada, canada and the eu are near a few -- a free-trade deal. prime minister stephen harper says the accord will help diversify canada's trade. jpmorgan trace -- jpmorgan chase has been fined today. bank of america's third-quarter profits surged on investment and interest charges on loans and earned $2.5 billion. that is a $340 million bump from a year ago. those are the headlines for now. i will send it to new york with michelle. >> thank you. while the u.s. may have avoided a financial meltdown for now, the political infighting has china worried. china is one of the largest foreign holders of u.s. debt, but the government may have to rethink that position. tracy tandon reports. >> members of u.s. and chinese business communities have gathered in new york to talk about the evolving dynamics of the two economic superpowers. as the biggest foreign holder of ameri

"biz asia america" continues right now. >> welcome back. i am phillip yin. >> let's take a look at some of our other top headlines. china is the world's largest oil importer, passing the united states. the countries growing economy and strong auto sales. apple may be in trouble, especially when it comes to pc sales. apple fell 11% in the third quarter. apple is the only company in the top five pc makers whose shipments fell. cuba's government is allowed state-run tourism to do business with the private sector. let's check back in with phillip yin at the imf. >> what a day it has been. this potential debt deal that everybody has been waiting for, well prices are higher, stocks are higher. there is a sense of guarded optimism. the imf has issued urgent warnings that this deal regarding the debt ceiling must get done to prevent another global crisis. tracy is back with me. you have been talking to delegates. >> both the imf issued stern warnings that the debt ceiling must be raised. the managing director said the imf does not take a political

. >> you're watching biz asia america at the nasdaq market site. the u.k.is taking extraordinary steps to boost the nuclear power industry. chinese companies can now own majority stakes in building britain's future nuclear power plants. richard has the story. >> the british chancellor saved his announcement for the last day of a weeklong trade tour of china. the british government said it is near to agreeing to a deal for french and chinese energy companies at this site at somerset to build the u.k.'s first nuclear powered reactor in nearly two decades. they aim to renew the fleet of nuclear power plants and needs foreign investment to pay the upfront costs. china cgame is an investor -- ctn is an investor. it is just a start. alternately, they want to build nuclear reactors around the world. securing the approval of a western regulator, opening that ambition a step closer. >> it was not the only big- ticket investment announced by george osborne during his chinese tour. there is more spending going on. >> the british chancellor also announced working with

look at this from asia, america has become critical than the chinese are -- >> that's democracy. >> if they envied or admired one aspect or at least the founding fathers idea, it is the notion of checks and balances and it sounds pretty good on paper. judicial, legislative, and executive branch but the problem now is we only have checks and no balance. >> you are the winners and losers in this whole affair? >> the republicans would agree with themselves, they came out and they miscalculated. they do not believe that they should have ever used what is obama's signature legacy achievement, the healthcare law, as leverage in order to advance their narrow political and if you want to call it that. they lost in the poll ratings went down and no one comes out looking great and overall americans hate congress and they think it's dysfunctional. if you have to narrow it down to a party, sure, the republicans lost. >> the big loser is the world of america in terms of security agreements, commitments to their international obligations, tradition. people for a long time were always looking to amer

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there experiencing a military called the patient of the oceans when they want to combat drugs in america or asia they find the means to do it and. if they really want to combat illegal fishing they have the means to do read you they have the airplanes to photograph the they have the patrols to stop them from fishing in or seize. country because they are shrinking their country and what is more serious . they are destroying our fishing resources and marine wealth. regulation. which is slowly acquiring a global day bench and a worldwide effect has been implemented only for a year now the regulation seeks the source of the profit if women. anish to put a stop to profit making the legal fishing will stop and the only way to do that is to cease all. imports to europe. also deposits and marine life deposits in january imported to europe must be a certificate which credible to certify people that they are not the product of illegal fishing that they have been caught according to the regulations. voting illegal fishing certificate is good and. official legally have networks that bypass. allow them to se

asian and north american market fish that has been caught illegally in the consumer from north america or asia or europe will not distinguish in the market stalls. he knows the fish is good but if it is been fished illegally or not that does not concern the consumer but of course this is not easy and the european union is doing all it yet but don't forget that this is just another player on the global chess board and let's not forget there is great resistance and huge interests great now in our effort to form and he's fishing policy which will respect all that you mention the sustainability of the sea is met by a lot of opposition. these are all words. at the same time the ships are in the ocean every day today we are trying to establish an economy of subsistence. states of west africa from kenneth bay so descend. we are in such a state of.

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trade bloc that actually excludes beijing instead china launched a charm offensive to blunt america's influence in asia. but it's not just asia where beijing is reaping the benefits chinese investment in europe has been growing steadily despite the financial storm that's been ravaging the eurozone well let's take a look at some of the bigger deals in two thousand and ten a chinese car maker the side it was easier to take over its swiss rival valvo then to compete then in january last year a german concrete pump maker the second largest firm in the field was sold to china well that same month beijing acquired an italian yacht maker for ready months later as a reminder of the chinese fondness for luxury goods the famous french fashion brand sonia rykiel was sold to a firm in hong kong china is also investing heavily in the u.k. buying shares in london's heathrow airport and pumping billions of pounds in the country's nuclear industry as probably boyko now reports chinese money is already changing the face of london. this time last year it looked like the iconic london cap would be consigned to the histor

asia. "this is america" is brought to you by -- the national education foundation.ue of arab states, representing 300 million people in 22 countries. the rotondaro family trust. the embassy series, uniting people through musical diplomacy, representing international artists in diplomatic settings. ventana productions and distribution services. kazakhstan, with the leaders of world traditions, i was able to speak to the chairman for the agency of religious affairs. >> it is good to see you once again. the agency for religious affairs. tell me about this. >> the agency was set up september 11, 2001. we have involved 50 specialists in our agency, and we also have centers on the organizational thet and they deal with form and the congress and the other is on research. we also study all sorts of religious material. this is for the state and the religious form. that is our primary concern. 70% of ourate -- and members are muslims. 75 celebrate orthodox christianity. and with our establishment we religious focus on activity and the secular state. that means the governor is

they are beginning to chase the growing demand in asia and latin america. small business owners are not rolling out the welcome mat. we have two reports for you on this issue. we begin with adam in mexico city. >> reporter: welcome to mexico city's central market. it's the largest market in the world. every week hotel owner comes here to stock up on fresh groceries to serve his guests. >> translator: you can't beat these prices. if i buy this stuff in the neighborhood what i live, i play up to four more times of what i pay here, so i save a lot. >> reporter: the central market feeds a system of more than 300 neighborhood markets across the city. markets have been central to mexico's cultural and economic life for centuries dating long before the spanish even came here. but according to mexico city's government these markets are under threat from national and international chains popping up across mexico. earlier this year, the supreme court overturned a city law that bard soup -- sp soup -- spup -- supermarkets from big chains. mexico's supermarket associat

south america. asia. central america. australia. north america. africa.ahs. ah, that was a speedy expedition. and we can't forget the caracal. oh yeah, we had a high-flying adventure with that cool cat. chris: okay, and then there are the ones we bumped into but didn't really do an adventure with yet, like mountain lions, clouded leopards, bobcats-- my improvements of the zachbot spy functions have obviously worked. they don't even know i'm watching them! (chuckling) aw, isn't it cute? the wild ratts are talking about wildcats. (laughing) and we still have to go check out some of the big guns like tigers and snow leopards. or we could go prowling around with some of the more obscure, secretive wildcats like the fishing cat or the flat-headed cat. ew, i do not like cats. they're soft, they purr they cuddle. why do so many people like them? the only good thing about them is they are sneaky. wait! that's it! i'll make a cat the symbol for my new line of spybots. people would love that. i'd sell millions and make billions. (laughing) quick, what's the biggest

asian and north american market fish that has been caught illegally in the consumer from north america or asia or europe will not distinguish in the market stalls. knows the fish is good but if it is been fished illegally or not that does not concern the consumer but of course this is not easy and the european union is doing all it yeah but don't forget that this is just another player on the global chess board and let's not forget there is great resistance and huge interest rate now in our effort to form and yes fishing policy which will respect all that you mention the sustainability of the sea is met by a lot of opposition. these are all words. at the same time the ships are in the ocean every day today we are trying to establish an economy of subsistence. states of west africa from kenneth bay so descend. so if we are in such a state of poverty. they have been flooded by drug dealers going to ship as a rest. said here not by chance with a gun but the issue we get is carrying two tons of cocaine you know one or two killers but two tons of cocaine so we give that means the drug smugglers the

he says everyone is committed to asia and calls the shutdown due to americas robust. >>> the area pacific leader discuss boosting asia trade. coffee farmers in bali are struggling so much many of them are just giving up. desperate measures in desperate times. farmers who have been growing kofi focovecoffee are chopping r trees. that is why coffee farmers have decided to plant orange trees instead. [speaking foreign language] >> we are traum traumatized with coffee costs and the cost has dropped dramatically. we have no choice but to cut down our trees. >> here in the well known areas the farmers are suffering. despite the efforts of the government to help them they are now giving up. intoindonesia is the fourth lart coffee producer. compared to brazil it's kof feee is unknown. the government has training for small producers to increase their quality and quantity. despite of this they have not been able to sell their coffee beans and he does not want to quit yet. >> our family has been producing coffee for generations. that is why i can't just give up. i will continue to grow coffee even t

and libya i said if any secretary of defense recommends united states any troops again and asia africa latin america he should have his head examined right and i knew that would be a quagmire you know. what peter says is partially true i mean if there were another terror attack on u.s. soil would we do people react over react as they did last time would we go crazy again because we have these power this military that's what scares me and we're putting in place this architecture that exists whether obama is a good manager of empire which is not the issue the issue is what you have the ability to use this technology all of that where. you will use it it will be one president will come along will not have the restraint of an obama will be a george bush again and one right of course once his policies are enact and they never go away no matter who you start building the atomic bomb is true. he's a little boy and of toboggan according to leslie gross no one was going to stop that bomb from being dropped from the moment we. building that bomb russia was our main. you know you've said in the in the film ser

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based political commentator and columnist says china is losing no time in trying to blunt america's influence in asia. show you some boasted about this it all but she came to indonesia you came to malaysia around the time obama announced the fact that you would come in and at the same time he signed huge billion dollar deals with the government and you also announced a new strategic partnership but asia so i think countries like indonesia where should they have a great deal more incentive to cooperate with china to work with china because there are economists are very split based on foreign investment groups chinese third biggest investor in the region and there's a lot of want to get in my opinion from being locked down in an old financial analysts sovereignty and distributing the terms which. as not just in asia where beijing is reaping the benefits chinese investment in europe has been growing steadily despite the financial storm that's been ravaging the euro zone let's take a look at some of the bigger deals here and twenty ten a chinese car maker decided it was easier to take over at swiss rival

asia pivot. that does not look likely. those who represent america say 's cancellation is a delay and not a dead-end. the united states will be a major player in the reagion. >> china. >> they were here anyways. >> there is time for america to torrent towards a job -- asia. they cannot afford to turn their back. xi says that obama has missed a chance to make a specific dreams pacific dreamss come true. absent asr, obama is an accident. in his absence, does it highlight the chinese wrong -- role? xi has brought his wife and they have been hobnobbing. the trade agreement involves 10 countries in the south east asia area. the transpacific partnership that the united states is negotiating excludes china. obama has a perception problem. here doing the meetings that are needed to deepen economic ties and president obama cannot make it to this region for the third time. his envoys do not deliver the charisma that is needed to make the breakthroughs. trade is difficult. the multilateral system, which would have been ideal, is going nowhere. i'll be watching

based political commentator and columnist says china is losing no time in trying to blunt america's influence in asia. to show you some boasted about this it all but she came to going to need it and came to malaysia around the time obama announced the fact that he would come in and at the same time he signed huge billion dollar deals with the government and he also announced a new strategic partnership with malaysia so i think other countries like indonesia where they should they have a great deal or incentive to cooperate with china to work with china because their economies are basically based on foreign investment but it's chinese third biggest investor in the region and there's not a want to get in my opinion from being locked down in an over financial analysts sovereignty and distributing like the trends which while beijing is already pouring huge sums into the u.k.'s economy buying shares in london's heathrow airport am pumping billions of pounds into the country's nuclear industry london mayor boris johnson is embark on a trade mission to china later this month to lure more investors as billy

. >> immigrants from central america and some asia countries experience long wait times. sometimes up to 30 years. so they may arrive with a temporary visa but decide to stay after the visa expires. which means they are here without documentation. >> we have had situations where both parents are deported and the children end up in foster care. we have seen horrible situations. >> the wait police for mexicans is particularly long. w-7 40,000 people waiting and the list continues to grow by 4500 people a year. in part because of the sheer number of people wanting to come in and the cap placed on the number of green card or visas that are issued each year. >> there is no reason why we are accepting that we have backlogs of six, ten, 5, 20 plus years. it doesn't make any sense. so that there should certainly be a stop to that. immigration pals policy expertsy it's not a backlog but a wait list. everyone has to be prioritized. >> we let in a million a year legally. it's not like we are incredibly geniugenerous with the people cg into this country. you can bring in your sister

and there were real questions raised about america's commitment to the asia pacific. licy and >>> but obviously obama as absence really gave it to china. they just stole the show. so i think there's a real feeling that if america cannot deal with its own affairs in its own backyard, what business does it have in a place like the asia pacific. >> let's hope we don't go through it again in january or february. anna, good to have you here in washington. thanks very much. >>> at the center of this ord l ordeal, the republican efforts to try to defund or delay obama care. will the health care law be impacted by this interim deal, and let's bring in our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. what is going on as far as obama care is concerned right now, elizabeth. >> i want to be clear i don't have the senate deal in our hands, we haven't read it, about you from what a senior white house officials has told cnn, it distill doesn't change obama care hardly at all. it doesn't make substantial changes. let me describe the change that it does make. the way obama care works

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america. eyond that, wages in asia are rising. they have leveled off in the united states.ou have the energy cost, and the awareness among executives that it's easier to customize, and better to be closer to your customer, you can increase control over your inventory, over your quality, your are less likely to lose intellectual property to left or piracy, so there are lots of tangible and intangible benefits from locating in the u.s. >> scott we'll spend a lot more time talking about this. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> that is our show for today. friday we take a look at twitter's plan to sell a billion dollars of stock to the public, and whether you should consider . >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ hello and welcome to the news hour on al jazeera, and live from doho and i'm steven and these are the stories from around the world, the coast guard is looking for 200 people feared down off the coast olampoodsa. >> we know 127 migrants from east africa have perished and that number is expected to rise. >> reporter: ahead panic near the why house,

>>this is what really drove me to al jazeera america. >> asia's biggest film festival is underway in south korea. the festival is screening 300 movies in ten days. we're there with with more. >> reporter: teeth gleaming, hair product applied. the night of nights. the film festival is a celebration of this country's success in the entertainment industry, and drawing in films from around the region, nurturing filmmakers and showcasing their work. 2013's festival opener was no exception. a tale of forbidden attraction, religious devotion and artistic expression was directed by a monk and celebrates indian culture and shot in sri lanka. >> a non-chinese film opening, and it is a very big honor for us. >> reporter: the attention drawn by opening night to see the sheer number of films on the program shows how much this festival has grown. and demonstrates how important this part of the world has become so the film industry as a whole. box office takings grew by 15% last year, faster than anywhere else. china is the biggest market for movies outside of the united states. so has it become to

health program in place more than 10 years ago and i've checked quite a few students in south america and asia as well. they are coming to pick up the notion of public health and return to the country afterward. eventually, they become the leader in health service. that is one of them. maybe i am conservative. i think it's good to have such an arrangement for but not at the expense of quality teaching. to me, the first thing is to make sure we have good quality and teaching in general before we come into english teaching. >> there are some of the international exchange or grams. do you sense it is more encouraged or more motivated to pursue a semester or year of a foreign institution in taiwan? >> in yang-ming university, slowly. it will take time. you need to be licensed, so it is difficult. the mindset needs to be changed. i'm encouraging parents as well to meet with the parents of freshman and remind them of this opportunity that they need to look for the long-term and children's will be benefited from such an experience. >> we need to take another break at our program and we will be right

asia. the north america base is bubbling up at the moment.hink the aurm whether it's back is more akin to whether it starts to suck the money back out of the markets and back into safe haven assets. i think it will continue to expand in these core consumers. >> whether investors -- you know, what is it they're going to want? are they going to want growth or are they going to want cash generation? i don't know what the answer is to that. >> with unilever we're not talking about a business going into reverse. where corporate res so much better positioned, we have a handle on that slowdown is they've got the ability to cut costs. and they've been able to do that very successfully. and it's that cash flow that earn eggs shield which has been attracting investors, the stability of it and compared to pay high prices for it. >> let's look at bskyb, as well. it had a rise in its first quarter revenue. profits down slidely. the company said the rest of the year will be challenging because of that squeeze in uk consumer spending. what do you make of bs

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. >>> secretary of state john kerry are reminds leaders of america's commitment to asia. >>> abduction and release of lib ya's prime minister ali zeidan. tell us more zena firstly about this armed group who reportedly took and then freed the prime minister because they are apparently affiliated with the government. >> yes, like you mentioned, linked, affiliated. under the authority, a nominal authority really because at the end of the day, the state is weak. these armed forces are stronger than the army and that's clear on the ground. the army doesn't have a presence in a number of areas particularly in the east of the country. also in the east of the country the army has been subject of attacks. nobody really claiming responsibility for these attacks but clearly, someone or some groups do not want to see the central authority strengthened. and really, the incident today involving the prime minister, we saw something very similar just a few months ago. these armed groups laid siege to ministries and they demanded that the government and the general national congress enact a law to forc

of some of the other countries that have democratized in recent years in eastern europe, asia and latin america. the transitions have not been quick or smooth, and many of them are still ongoing. amid the euphoria of the collapse of the communist block in europe, we thought we were at a end of history -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. at this point in our nation's history, i believe both parties will acknowledge that we have major economic issues facing our country. as congress just recently came to a temporary resolution which raised the debt ceiling by $230 billion, it is incredible to me that we still found $30 billion in aid to send to afghanistan and $1.6 billion in aid to send to pakistan. mr. speaker, at a time when america's drowning in debt, this is completely unacceptable, and even more important than the money are the american lives that have been lost. since the time the government -- six since the time the government shut

saw after writing " redefining health care" is when i worked in europe, central america, and my coauthor, mike porter, did asia africa, south america europe and the u.s. and elsewhere but you go from country to country different payment systems and sometimes two or three systems per country. all the payment systems, and the problems in care delivery are stunningly similar worldwide. they differ in low resource settings and higher resource settings, but other than that divide, the problems are stunningly similar. it's surprising but what that said to me is getting the payment system right won't happen. there's not a right payment system and say well if you pay this way, then the problem's fixed because there's no evidence for that none, and so we need to tackle problems in health care delivery in the structure of health care delivery, and we won't fix those by the payment system. it's one of those things that isn't part of the way the press discusses the problem. we keep presuming that somehow we can get the payment right and stuff lines up. there's no evidence of that. >> i mean i certainly want to agree with

dÓlares ofrece un paquete de vacaciones para muÑecos de peluche por los sitios mÁs turÍsticos de asia, europa, amÉricamente en rusia cayeron, tuvimos la oportunidad de recuperar una de ellas en 1999. habÍa caido en el 94. se dice que son basura espacial, pero son mÁs antiguas que los viajes al espacio, se dice que son contenedores de combustible, pero nada de esto se pudo comprobar, resisten el calor, la que se analizÓ en mÉxico resistiÓ temperaturas de casi 5 mil grados centÍgrados, algo extraÑo. >>> estaremos pendientes de esta noticia. ahora el astronauta auldrin dio mucho de que hablar. >>> dio a conocer que fueron seguidos por un objeto, trataron de saber que era, y la respuesta es que los tanques y restos habÍan quedado muy atrÁs, prefirieron mantener el silen o silencio, pero es la declaraciÓn oficial de un astronauta que dice que fueron seguidos por un ovni, y se vinieron grabando objetos cercanos a la luna. >>> jaime siempre te pregunto, cuando salen a relucir cosas de tiempos anteriores, por quÉ no les interesa dar este tipo de informaciones a los gobiernos? >>> existe el temor por decir que

you find it all over latin america, all over sub-saharan africa, all over asia. in nigeria -- first, in brazil 50% of people of brazil report that they have unfavorable views of jews, that they're anti-semites. 50%. there are very few jews in brazil. five one hundredth of 1% of the population is jewish. where do they get these notions? most brazilians have never met a jew, don't know any jews. it's just what they've learned as part of their culture, as part of the world culture, the global culture. if you move to africa, nigeria, 43% of the people in nigeria are anti'em tick. there are virtually no jews and many fewer than in brazil. and then if you go to asia, in country after country large percentages of the people are anti-semitic. in china, the population classes of the world, the rising power, 55% of the people are anti-semitic, there are no jews to speak of in china. this is simply astonishing. move back to europe. jews, it's not just a question of the beliefs, the anti-semitism that exists in these areas, but also the real world effects upon jews. jews are

starting again as it sweeps around here are people taking to the streets across the americas across europe across asia and australasia as well so there we go out to dot com as we can find more throughout the day. right. the suicide bombings claimed the lives of sixteen syrian soldiers need damascus it's being blamed on al qaeda affiliated militants meantime other opposition factions have been pleading with the west for military and financial aid that is ready for nationals one of the few journalists has been reporting from syria she spoke to members of the free syrian army inside rebel held territory. and i agree we crossed the syrian lebanese border every day many times and what her son is a soldier for the free syrian army lawful gerardi are too much for we take injured people to lebanon hospitals we get ammunition from there we bring merger headin in and out if fighters want to go to see their families our cell is a safe haven in the middle of our cell is a mostly sunni lebanese village on the syrian border along this road which appeared here in the first days of the conflict in two thousand and el

america. beyond that, wages in asia are rising. they have leveled off in the united states. have the energy cost, and the awareness among executives that it's easier to customize, and better to be closer to your customer, you can increase control over your inventory, over your quality, your are less likely to lose intellectual property to left or piracy, so there are lots of tangible and intangible benefits from locating in the u.s. >> scott we'll spend a lot more time talking about this. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >>> that is our show for today. friday we take a look at twitter's plan to sell a billion dollars of stock to the public, and whether you should consider buying it. i'm ali velshi. see you next time. news stories? it drives discussion across america. share your story on tv and online. ♪ >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the -- "the stream." how is social media contributing to chicago's gun violence? ♪ >>> the numbers are staggering, gunfire results in chicago about every five hours. this year alone more than 330 people have been killed by gun

latin america, southeast asia, south pacific the central asia and sub-saharan africa.here is certain precedent for this sort of thing. there was suchs, a thing as the opcw, made it war justto prevent the a few weeks ago seemed inevitable when president obama announced the intention to attack syria. i think it is significant that despite the efforts by the united states to try to control -- if you can call it that -- to michael weapons and other weapons of mass destruction through military means, the ability of the international community to organizations like the opcw, as i think has been an exciting development and demonstrated there are far better ways of arms control than the military intervention. >> i want to thank you both for being with us, professor stephen zunes at the university of san francisco, chairs a program in middle east studies. and paul walker, program director of the entire middle security and sustainability program at green cross international. right just won the 2013 livelihood award, which will be awarded in the swedish parliament and the beginni