absolutely china has not. continued with aggressive quantitative easing the last year or two like the united states has they've shut that off cities are imposing limits you can't buy more than one house so they're trying to rationalize and rebalance the economy and take the hard medication now where the united states is just going deeper and deeper into financialization and all that printing money found its way into the stock market but we've done nothing to address the real problems like the tax system which was just right ninety four thought of one hundred texas i'm slowly just behind zimbabwe so we've we've done nothing to rebalance the real economy in us in six structural problems that exist china has their own problems but they're much easier problems of six when you have four trillion dollars in currency reserves you have everyone has a job. in education levels are increasing the positive aspects of chinese society are really in a renaissance the things i look at you look at space exploration nasa has a

absolutely china has not. continued with aggressive quantitative easing the last year or two like the united states has they've shut that off cities are imposing limits you can't buy more than one house so they are trying to rationalize and rebalance the economy and take the hard medication now where the united states is just going deeper and deeper into financialization and all that printing money found its way into the stock market but we've done nothing to address the real problems like the tax system which was just ranked ninety four thought of one hundred texas i'm slowly just behind zimbabwe so we've we've done nothing to rebalance the real economy in us in six structural problems that exist china has their own problems but they're much easier problems of six when you have four trillion dollars in currency reserves you have everyone has a job. and education levels are increasing the positive aspects of chinese society are really in a renaissance of things i look at you look at space exploration nasa has

absolutely china has not. continued with aggressive quantitative easing the last year or two like the united states has they've shut that off cities are imposing limits you can't buy more than one house so they're trying to rationalize in rebalance the economy and take the hard medication now where the united states is just going deeper and deeper into financialization and all that printed money found its way into the stock market but we've done nothing to address the real problems like the tax system which was just ranked ninety four thought of one hundred texas i'm slowly just behind zimbabwe so we've we've done nothing to rebalance the real economy in six structural problems that exist china has their own problems but they're much easier problems of six when you have four trillion dollars in currency reserves you have everyone has a job. in education levels are increasing the positive aspects of chinese society are really in a renaissance the things i look at you look at space exploration nasa has a budget

how many have you had been to china? it is beautiful. i want to be clear i actually like china.they are vibrant things going on there and people there who am i friends. unfortunately many of them are in prisons but nonetheless to go there and see these fabulous things. they did the whole olympics thing to add legitimacy to themselves. they have to build giant towers that are psychological symbols of some sort and then there's this thing. great. we are all impressed. you look across the pudong and it's beautiful but how did that happen? i want to borrow something from our president. they did not build it. this is foreign direct investments and all the countries in the world for the united states over time. guess who built those buildings? while detroit went bankrupt it fell into decay your 401(k) dollars in the money you put into american banks are fed into big investment banks and shipped over to build china. in less you honestly the state-owned enterprises run by economists regime are more efficient than the american economy you have to accept that we are the ones -- [inaudible

is meant to contain china. although the united states has a commitment, engagement with china as part of the rebalancing strategy. still, china would like to see more positive actions from the united states. >> we have about a minute left. just some of the issues between these two countries, especially syria and the dprk, do you expect to see any consensus between the u.s. and china over these issues in the coming weeks? >> there are major differences, actually between the u.s. and china over these two issues. secretary kerry said during his press opportunity that the u.s. and china disagreed sharply over the issue of syria. however, china welcomes the support framework agreement between the u.s. and russia over the chemical weapons of syria. china supports the destruction of the chemical weapons. china also supports a political sentiment over the crisis in syria. china does not favor any foreign military intervention. about north korea, both china and the u.s. agree that denuclearization is the key. but they d

talk today on death by china -- "death by china" confrnting the dragon - a global call to action." [applause] >> thank-you. coming to the university of california in orange california i will be a usc this fall. and i rarely get a chance to look out for those who don't think i am crazy net case. also with the ideology ironclad to hear you -- to have you here. of with like to stay and it for just a moment if i could we will do something absolutely crazy we will say the pledge of allegiance. are you ready? i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the united states of america. to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, under liberty for liberty and justice of all. did you say that in elementary school? it does matter. i don't agree 100 percent of what the previous speaker said and they will not agree 100 percent with me but the greatest day in is what allows us to have a disagreement and an active discussion so our nation can move forward. sometimes removed backward as we have discussed but each time we do that we find a way to move forward. this cannot happen in a country

china. and it took her up until approximately the time that she landed -- can you not jimmy? can somebody regulate this micro for us, please? how about this, can you hear me now? excellent. her second book, to the book will focus on today, "the cooked seed" which has just come out and it starts when she lands at o'hare in 1984, is that right? before i stressing question, just in case you think that success has changed anchee min, i would like to point out that she is traveling with a backpack. [laughter] she is just lugging everything just around them and asked a woman that down in the green room earlier today, i said is that everything you have? she suggested she said we learned growing up in china to back quickly. and to pack everything that we have. have. >> because we're told that the americans were in the non, they're going to take over china, nk china. we must learn to defend ourselves. anytime. >> so some things never change, however american as you may be. anchee, i want you to start

china people have long been called sacrifice naturally unnaturally die. my family suffered 3 generations from communist prosecution. my cousin was shot by - in union square over 20 years ago during most could. i really feel this flag stand for violence and blood and stance for all the crimes committed by the communist regime so i strongly suggest you'll not raise it up because it can't presenting any communists it can't present any chinese altercation you must have heard of cultural resolution and it's noting now more violent in china. china has more human rights requests and there is now paced for the chinese people. even now the truth of most could has not been released. my cousins moth in order to get justices she and other members of the victim from the mother organization but they've all been prosecuted. so i strongly suggest you consider >> thank you next speaker. excuse me. you know, we don't allow applause or opposition of the precedes so reporter that >> san francisco council members. i want to share some of my thoughts. chooiven is the land i lo

they also said china imports will reach $1 trillion. what does china need to do to hit that mark? >> they need to continually open up and upgrade the population to a growing middle class. when you have a growing middle class, it means a broad consumption base. it means they will spend more on services, they will spend more on even products. if they buy a home or rent a home, they will need to have more furniture, appliances, tv services, telecommunication services. this will generate more jobs and this is how they will grow gdp. the other area would be to grow more sectors and open up more sectors so that they are integrated into more supply chains. this will also import more and the china. >> i just wanted to get briefly, talk to us about the differences you are seeing in premier league versus his predecessor. >> the biggest difference is he has a completely different style. he is trained as a lawyer and will be much more like barack obama in terms of his ability to appeal rhetorically to people. i would just say that it is more a stylistic difference. >> always a pleasure talkin

china and the u.s. announced they are moving forward with efforts to phase out hydrofluorocarbons, greenhouse gases blamed for global warming. president obama had a news conference at the closing of the g-20, wearing which he announced he will be addressing the nation on syria tuesday night from the white house, saying "i will make he best case i can." the senate foreign relations committee approving the resolution of military authority for a syrian strike. john on that committee. -- john mccain, on that committee, also held two town hall meetings. here is a look at one. >> i have always been a loyal supporter of you. i have always been a loyal supporter of you. is, right now, no one is denying their are a lot of atrocities in committed in syria, on the rebel side or on the other side as well. the point is, there is another good option. the good option right now is to take saudi arabia and force them supporting the two sides in syria. and you could do it. you can do it, by diplomacy. and negotiation. af

foreign ministry spokesperson said on wednesday that china was blameless. >> translator: china has a legitimate right to operate its vessels in the waters to protect its sovereignty and order. china has done nothing that warrants blame. >> the shoal is located about 200 kilometers west of the philippine island of luzon. on tuesday, philippine defense ministry officials said they found evidence of building work on the shoal. philippine officials showed photos of what they say are concrete foundation and 30 concrete blocks. the defense secretary said he would escalate the issue. >> i got the report. we had this sent to the department of foreign affairs, it will now be the move of the foreign affairs secretary to launch a complaint. >> china has been increasing patrols and setting surveillance vessels to the shoal, which the philippines also claims as it's territory. as tensions with china rise the philippines strength in building relationship with the united states. they are negotiating joint use of facilities at subbic bay, one the largest u.s. navy base in asia. they are also discuss

how has this helped china? >> china has been developing along the coastal regions. the east -- western part of china has been less developed. in a sense it has become true that the wage in the western part of china is much lower than the coastal areas. also the supply of land is vast. think about what happens in central asia. that is almost a of what happens in the western part of china. low-wage, a vast amount of land, but we need good infrastructure in the western part of china as well as central asia. >> if you look at trade in the last four or five years between china and the central asian countries, it is declining. how do you explain that? >> ugly that is because of the ethnic group and the less developed origins of these areas. we need a concrete and feasible way of developing these countries and areas. economics, you point out that each area are each country has its own advantage. you do -- you need to find out what is the best advantage on your side and you develop specialization and we are talking about diversification. >> one of the speakers as the afghan

south china sea. but china's foreign ministry spokesperson said on wednesday that there's nothing to be sorry about. >> translator: china has a legitimate right to operate its vessels in the waters to protect its sovereignty and order. china has done nothing that warrants blame. t scarborough shoal is located about 200 kilometer west of the philippine island of luzon. philippine officials said they found evidence of building work on the shoal. they showed photos of what they say are a concrete foundation and 30 concrete blocks. the defense secretary said he has raised the issue with other levels of government. >> i got the report. we had this sent to the department of foreign affairs. we also informed the president about this. it will now be the move of the foreign affairs secretary to lodge a complaint. >> china has been increasing patrols and sending surveillance vessels to the scarborough shoal which the philippines also claims as its territory. >>> the japanese defense minister indicates that the

is human trafficking allowed in china? is it legal in china for the people to be bullied? this is what i want to ask." >> in the wake of the scandal, local officials have tried to intimidate families to stay quiet. in an interview in hunan, zhou yinghe's mother said officials only want to cover up what happened. >> "every time i went to the department and asked for my granddaughter, they said they didn't know where she was. journalists came to my house to investigate this matter. after the journalists left (officials) threatened us that if the journalists exposed them and affected their interests, they would take revenge on us and we would be in great trouble." residents of longhui county say they have suffered for years at the hands of corrupt family planning officials. told of the arrival of journalists, more than a dozen parents and grandparents crowd into a small hostel. one after another, they share stories of forced abortions, sterilizations and beatings. in december 2008, yuan qingfeng was eight months pregnant with her third child, when officials hustled her off to

new auto sales were up in china. sale of german vehicles was up. >>> rapid economic growth is coming to an end in china. leaders will have to find other ways to keep the engine going. judging from the activity in shanghai, changes are already in the wind. we have the details now. >> reporter: government officials are trying our free trade zones on the edge of shanghai. tax incentives are already in place in areas. it takes up 20 square kilometers of real estate. the push for reform open up our whole economy in line with international trade regulations. >> reporter: government authorities also say they will drastically reduce trade and final regulations to achieve their goal. for example, tariffs might be lowered or abolished. financial institutions might be allowed to set their own interest rates for saving and loans. restrictions on cross border yuan restrictions could be relaxed. top leaders have appeared to triler the projects. for example, they're concerned about the future of china's economy. exports have been a

to china?> i did not have this opportunity yet, because i don't focus on economic issues that much. it might be that i try to get in touch with them one day. >> klaus, the relationship between germany and taiwan is very solid, as we discussed. economics, trade, investment, education. given the fact that the relationship is solid, and germany is very important to taiwan in more than one sense, we are bound to have interest in taiwan at the general level to understand more about your home country. would you like to play a role -- not right away, as we said -- but down the line, playing the role of goodwill ambassador, maybe introducing germany in a very easy, understandable and comprehensive way to the people of taiwan? >> in a certain way, i'm already playing this role. whenever i meet people in taiwan and talk to them and they learn that i'm from germany, to them at that moment i am representing germany and i'm the best way for them to get to know more about germany. i'm pretty much aware that

still celebrates labor day despite the fact that all their wealth creating jobs are a long ago ship to china but as it was these wells creating jobs and the rising wages of the middle class of the built america into a wealthy nation we ask is china's rise on stoppable a pew research poll earlier this year asked this question and a clear majority of brits german spanners committee and french poll australians and south koreans believe that china will indeed topple america as the world's leading superpower some actually believe this has already happened forty four percent of americans they china as the most of our full autonomy right now only thirty nine percent of americans thought the u.s. was the number want to go on to me oh my god stacy this is shocking this is tell me more you know on wall street of course and many financial analysts and bloggers will say oh china is a disaster zone there's a financial bubble there that's going to happen

it's also going to be kicking up rain showers from northeastern china to southwestern china as well. flood threat here. the bigger picture, at least the bigger story is in the tropics. tropical storm usagi, actually strengthened over the past seral hours. track starting to shift a little bit, farther to the northwest as well. earlier i was mentioning that cone of air. well, it does look like it's starting to switch a little off to the north, into southern taiwan. very well could see a landfall. but the air is still there. if you're still here in northern luzon, keep a close eye on this. it's still going to be a big rain maker out here. philippines, you have the enhanced monsoonal flow. also, tropical depression expected to become a tropical storm moving to vietnam and indochina peninsula you'll be seeing heavy rain showers through the coming days. over towards the americas, remember last week, we had the severe flooding throughout much of colorado. good news, fair weather is working in. clear skies popping up overhead. but that heavy rain has shifted farther towards the east across t

the debate over the south china sea is not an issue between china and asean. it should not be allowed to take over our chinese undertakings, and we believe there is no possibility that it will. >> the philippines are in talks with the united states to expand military activity in the south china sea to counter china's growing presence. china's president initially planned to attend the opening of the expo with other chinese leaders. the chinese side propose he stay away. vietnam has a dispute with china but its prime minister did attend. >>> filipino officials say they're feeling the pressure. they say china appears to be building a concrete structure on the disputed shoal in the south china sea. officials of the phillipines defense ministry reported their findings about the scarborough shoal at an assembly session. they said a navy aircraft took photos of the structure on the outcrop on saturday. officials say the photos show a concrete foundation and about 30 blocks along with a steel gate. three ships, including a chinese patrol vessel were patrolled nearby.

the world bank will concentrate on supporting the developing world china will contribute the bulk of the money to reflect the size of its economy with forty one billion dollars india brazil and china with eighteen billion dollars and stuff africa with five william so the tensions focus east the remote ski resort of dov also even more isolated as the final continue to warm up to asia. and he's keeping right there now the chinese premier will personally speak at the summit today slated for nine o'clock g.m.t. the plan is to lay out beijing's economic issues for the future but for now let's get some more perspective on china's current situation dr thought and work from peking university joining us here on the program a big hello to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow do you think with china saying that it wants to make the you want a global alternative to the dollar is there any possibility of that happening at some point. well first of all the how to russia it's a pleasure to be on the program yes i think it's perfectly reasonable to think that the chinese want to see their currency

russia and china are expected to oppose it. u.s. leaders accuse forces loyal to assad of carrying out a poison gas attack last month in the suburbs of damascus. hundreds of people died. if president blames rebels trying to overthrow his government but he admitted in an interview his country has been stockpiling chemical weapons for years. >> translator: syria has built chemical weapons since decades ago. it's no surprise they are large in amount. >> syria is said to possess about 1,000 tons of the weapons but assad didn't give a precise number. inspectors with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons will check the stockpile in november as part of the u.s./russia agreement. assad said his government will guarantee the safety of the inspectors. >>> chemical weapons aren't the only threat to stability in syria. militants affiliated with al qaeda are exploiting the turmoil and attacking both government and opposition forces. islamic militants and opposition free syrian army share the goal of overthrowing the assad gover

and i think those of us that followed this closely, and i go to china a lot, we recognize china is notoing to become a democracy. >> yeah. china is not going become a democracy. >> when we come back, more on syria, and we will ask general clark to assess how president obama is handling the situation. hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and i'm an anchor for al jazeera america. i started in a small television station in rural arkansas. it's a part of the country that often gets overlooked. but there are a lot of fascinating people there, a lot of fascinating stories there. i like that al jazeera will pay attention to those kinds of places. what drew me to journalism is i like the idea that we are documenting history. al jazeera documents it like none other. and to be a journalist, and to be part of a team like that? that's an incredible blessing. general leslie slacker is our guest. former presidential candidate under the democratic party, also four star general in the u.s. army. gentlemen of the jury clark, you were talking with us about america's role in the worl

friends of china and from china. forgrateful to all of you making the effort to be here this evening. we also have quite a number of representatives. thent to say thank you for help and cooperation and and puttingpitality together this evening's program together. i think everybody knows a lot about our guest of honor's distinguished career. he came into his present post in march after spending virtually all of his career, including the stint visiting scholars at georgetown university, as a specialist on asia and a specialist on japan. for the rate of that region that is asia, he played a vital role in getting the diplomacy involved with north korean nuclear program onto a constructive path. japan,a's ambassador to he was there at a sensitive time in the bilateral relationship. , it cannd of his tenure be said that the relationship is on a steadier course. he also served as director of the taiwan affairs office in the state council. us at brookings with his presence before. all very grateful to have an opportunity to

once again for southern china. this area was hit by the remnants of a typhoon so additional rain is not welcomed. and for the area toward the south china sea a newly developed tropical depression which is enhancing the southwest monsoon and drenching rain in the forecast for the western part of the phillipenes throughout the day and this system will likely intensify to a tropical storm within the next 24 hours and the system is expected to link her the same area so more heavy rain is likely into the next several days across the western parts of the phillipenes. temperatures are as follows. morning could be chilly in beijing but during the day, sunshine and going up to 26 degrees. tokyo, just on target for 24 degrees. across the americas, the coldest air of the season is from the north covering the northwestern u.s., causing significant snowfall in the mountains over the northern rockies, total snowfall of about 40 or 30 centimeters into the next into thursday up in if mountains. strong winds and lots of snow could

is human trafficking allowed in china? is it legal in china for the people to be bullied? this is what i want to ask." sachin asked the indian media not to put too much pleasure pressure on the teenager. >> my son started his career. it's a humble request if he can live his life like a normal 14-year-old without thinking of anything other than falling in love with the sport. (applause) >> some footsteps to follow in. more on the website. check it out. all the details. get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. plenty more from me later, but that is the sport for now. >> thank you. stay with us on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news is ahead with julie mcdonald, who will be in london for us. for now, goodbye. >> in the wake of the scandal, local officials have tried to intimidate families to stay quiet. in an interview in hunan, zhou yinghe's mother said officials only want to cover up what happened. >> "every time i went to the department and asked for my granddaughter, they said they didn't know where she was. journalists came to my house to investigate this matt

while russia china tends to adopt a lower profile in his criticisms of the united states. china has substantial trade with the united states and in the recent summit informal summit in june between the two countries both china and the united states have indicated that they would like to avoid any serious deterioration in dubai leftover relationship they would like to and arce. trust speech in them in the case of russia it appears that the russian nationalism is much more directed against the united states russian people desire to regain the kind of status and influence the country and joyed in the bipolar period. certainly has less straight with the united states and has been much bolder in is open criticisms of the united states well let's now our discuss the relationship between russia and china briefly if you could so is it a relationship that's made out of necessity in your opinion. bay certainly have a lot of common grounds not only on syria. they do not want to see too much you need to listen when the power of the united states they do not want to see too much domina

china mobile is the only telco within the big three in china that do not carry iphone.a mobile definitely needs iphone to compete with the other guys. much has been said about the 14 million subscribers that china mobile has, but the fact is this, only one-fifth of those users are on 3g network. so what china mobile can do with the iphone 5c is that they can convert the existing feature phone users into samsung users. >> yes. so, look, is this important for them, as well? i mean, how much do you think sales of iphones in china are going to increase? >> these are now forecast in 2014, we expect iphone to increase market share by almost 24%, primarily driven by iphone 5c. >> wee tek, this is eunice in beijing. how encouraged are you by the fact that the chinese regulator, the ministry of industry and information technology has on their website posted that information that they have granted the licenses to apple to run some of those iphones on the china mobile network? >> that's actually been a long process to convince apple to adopt china mobile's proprietary wireless tec

china mobile. it's been technology, compatibility of the iphone with the tdcma and tdlt networks. you got that yesterday with iphone 5c and 5s. somebody can buy an iphone through retail, run it on china mobile on their faster networks. we do think that a formal distribution agreement is probably a couple years out, so you'll get the headline. but the unit impact is on the come. and our surveys that we publish in august suggests that apple will gain six points of market share with a td-capable iphone. most of that share coming from samsung. >> katey, steve weiss, in fairness, in the survey you did in august, it was august and it wasn't yesterday, september 10th or today in china, september 11th. the price point, i thought, in your survey was 486 that they seem to pick up share. >> yeah. >> versus the 799. >> that's right. when we asked about an iphone mini or iphone 5c, the price point consumers wanted was 486 versus 550, but we asked accept separately about china mobile, and it's six points of mark

the storm tracks west through china. the concern is less devastation like we see in this community, and it's more about flooding and mudslides because of the infrastructure in the interior of china, there's a lot of concern about that because it's a massive storm, 1,000km wide. there's some concern about that. in communities like this in eastern china, it's about the clean-up. >> i'm metrologist rebecca stevenson. earlier we had landfall for a typhoon in china - one of 20 this season so far. in fact, when we look at the tracks, the majority moved into the area of china, bringing in so much rainfall that in the last month we had several reports in north-east china saying this is the most rain they have had - significant rain in 50 years or so with all the flooding, landslides. the last thing we want to see is another typhoon making land fall. see the tracks of these to. three were typhoon, the rest tropical storms - still packing a punch with the rain. looking at the satellite picture of the storm, hong kong international

go to china? corners to reduce the cost. that was the pet food when they were mixing in essentially the equivalent of industrial solvent. that's the big issue in china is. yaw go there was you want to cut more pennies off. so the amount of pressure we've put on china to deliver cheap food, cheap goods, that's why you see workers being underpaid. i think it's important to force some level of labeling, because it does tell people something about the philosophy of the companies using this chicken. whether it's in your soup or your nuggets or whatever, that they felt it was worth their while to go 7,000 miles. >> but the inequality nature of that. let's say that mcdonald's decides -- and i don't -- let's -- unnamed food chain makes a decision to use meat that has been processed -- chicken that's been processed in china and they label it as such. so then midtowners in new york can say, all right, i'm on tpti out of that. but what we know about food deserts, what we know about the availability of food f

it is time for china to clarify our balance of position. it does not support the current authority and what we are trying to achieve. it stops the conflicts, it is the mediation for their work. >> china will also try to convince this delegation to keep an open mind and be open to negotiating? trying to come up with some sort of a peaceful solution. >> we have an opportunity now. both the u.s. and russia are trying to work out a political solution. we also notice the opposition says no to this proposal. they may be reluctant to accept a political approach. communicating for the solution and seeing the fighting and all kinds of work in the future. >> we appreciate your time. as the u.s. steps back from the threat of strikes against syria, refugees continue to leave the country. jordan's camp is the largest -- the second-largest in the world with 120,000 syrians. 80 kilometers east of the capital, that is where we find tony chang. >> it is a desolate desert landscape. the sun bakes the rockhard earth. there is no water for miles, so it is hard

and of course sign at the moment is purchasing more and more gold this also plays into this china. for what actually took control of the world currency and to replace it with yes are there plenty more for you on our website right now including british police shocking the public since two thousand and nine you can read about the latest report on how the relationship between the u.k.'s ball bees and tasers have been growing ever closer in recent years. no half measures for this russian man from the republic of dagestan we've seen as one of the top crime lords police seized here's a rocket launcher and it could be used to create a big boom those details on the website right now. for now though let's shift gears and turn our attention to germany where campaign season is in full swing two weeks from national parliamentary elections of course politicians are out and about trying to scrounge up the last of the votes the political field though dominated of course by the major groups like the leftist social democrats and merkel's christian democratic union but as peter all of it reports can

china can also come through the concrete steps by pyongyang for denuclearization. verifiable actions by the north could give justification for getting back to the negotiating table. >> all right. and north koreans say they want to revive negotiations. but the u.s. believes they may have have started an experime experimental nuclear reactor. how do you resolve the two actions there? >> pyongyang might be tempted to deactivate the facilities to pressure washington and seoul to agree to resume the talks on its terms to gain more concessions. they want international community to see their premeditated visible nuclear activities. the possibility of a restarted nuclear complex cannot be ruled out, considering last minute brinkmanship to heighten tensions on the korean peninsula. the forced nuclear test card may not bf used this time because of chinese strong pressures and participating international sanctions after the third testing in february. recently, china published a prohibited exported items to north korea, which include the potential dom opponents for nuclear fac

it's all about china. can i get to the 700 million china mobile subscribers?like the security upgrade with the fingerprint technology. i think it's great. it will enhance the ability for mobile payments as we move forward with technology. the nice thing about it is what they did with the cameras as well. we're a photo nation. we love taking pictures, sharing pictures and video and adding things like slow motion and making the flash better as well as in general making the overall camera way better with filters. it's a nice upgrade. in general, it's a hardware upgrade. it's really about china. that's what the new phones are all about. >> what about the lower cost iphone? i suspect that's also a china play. but it's going to be sold in the united states, the lower cost iphone. is that going to cannibalize sales on the higher end version? why would i pay up if i have an opportunity by the lower end. >> that's exactly why they dress that issue by having a plastic back and multicolors. it looks like a child's phone. it's something that teenagers would like. i think

they didn't announce china mobile is that because they want to give china mobile the pop in china unlikecomo or not have the phone to attack that market. the 5c is an lte phone. china mobile would probably want something more 3g. anticipate not sure they have the phone. a different phone to attack that market unless they make a different product announcement and that would be very strange for apple. >> and the market is gigantic. you don't realize that china mobile's 740 million subscribers of which about 180 million use a 3g network. they are advanced networks. they don't need the 2 g super low end emerging phone. apple according to most of what i read has about a 7% to 8% market phone in china. it's tiny. we have to see if they come out with a lower priced phone in china. look at that stock price reaction, 549 you heard john fortt say it and seeing it on twitter and stock, a lot of people disappointed that, quote, lower priced phone is not lower priced. >> absolutely. sitting there at 491 as you say. remember back in september of last year when it hit the record high at about $705. we'