ok let's be fair it's china's club well one bit to look at is the following it be just look at what happened in the last four years you know what we did there was the global financial crisis seems that lehman collapsed and just didn't suppose the asian countries especially the members of the members of the back. it's not doing like what they are doing now in terms of economic performance i think the global economic growth is close to zero now now the fact is now that it was going to grow because of apac country exactly exactly now with the global economy growth is three point five percent so it's of course it's not high but it's not too bad that's why some people report five is a lot for a lot of countries right now exactly in fact some people even question the terminology of global crisis because many people now using the global economic crisis but how do you call global economic crisis when the economy in the world is growing by two point five percent but the entity is precisely because of pull out by the asian members of the back so from that standpoint i think i fully agree

really impossible to isolate them at this point and in regards to the asia pacific you may call the china club but frankly it's the asia club because all these countries have companies that have such enormous investments in each other's countries that this is usually the you say you are an asian go but there are countries in the western hemisphere that are and also you're saying they're not going to play much a role absolutely this is why i'm saying that the world is very integrated to try to isolate them and say well is it's just the asia pacific region or the european region or the americas it's really not quite fair because china has joined this small group of nations that has interest throughout the world and therefore it is like the united states in that way where it cannot say that they can ignore

really impossible to isolate them at this point and in regards to the asia pacific you may call the china club but frankly it's the asia club because all these countries have companies that have such enormous investments in each other's countries that. usually you can you say you are an asian go but there are countries in the western hemisphere that are in it also but you're saying they're not going to play much a role absolutely this is why i'm saying that the world is very integrated to try to isolate them and say well is it's just the asia pacific region or the european region or the americas it's really not quite fair because china has joined this small group of nations that has interests throughout the world and therefore it is like the united states in that way where it cannot say that they can ignore other parts of the world well i mean i'm ignoring what i want to point out something to bill it means russia is looking more to the east now because of the problems in the european union. i think the importance of this apec meeting is that it's it's the debut of russia's pivot to asia which

the foreign correspondents club in china records and archives such incidents. they have been getting more and more common. >> in the last weeks, we saw that journalists were beaten by plainclothes people. also, we had incidents with a japanese correspondent, who was beaten by police. what happens also -- there is intimidation of the sources, the people with whom journalists are working. >> often during shooting, chinese fixers are put under pressure. sometimes the police even stand by filming the incident but without intervening. it is always our local employees who are summoned to be interrogated by the state security authorities. >> my assistant was often told during questioning that they knew where his parents lived and asked how they were doing. they use methods like that to intimidate chinese helpers, saying that they know about their personal lives, telling them to be careful what they say or organize. >> it is even more dangerous for our interview partners. they are often subjected to surveillance and their phone lines tapped. even when we are able to me

china. >> they had a starbucks in the forbidden city. >> is that a nice club in las vegas? >> it sounds like a fun place. >> i like young brands. i'm on the china mobile train. i like bhp. but i really like yum because if china makes a move from here higher, yum benefits in a big way. starbucks as well. i think these guys have massive penetration there. continue to draw benefit from that. >> what's your china trade? >> i'm looking at cummins. this stock trades with china a lot. so at nine times earnings r for next year and 10% of the revenue. and the weak demand over there, we're thinking it's bottomed here. so they have a big 2013 coming up. >>> on the way, if you have gold, you may want to buy more. >>> plus answers on apple's maps. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you have to dig a little. fidelity's etf market tracker shows you the big picture on how different asset classes are performing, and it lets you go in for a closer look at areas within a class or sector that may be bucking a larger trend. i'm stephen hett of fidelity investments. the etf marke

china phobia hits the u.s. as president obama orders a chinese company to abandon an american investment. club and also on our website for small children who will have to spend half a year apart from their russian mother as finnish authorities falsely accuse their family of child abuse find out why it happened on our two dot com. one hundred thousand opposition supporters have rallied in the georgian capital tbilisi as a country gears up for parliamentary elections on monday the leaders of the opposition and oust of the rally there sure of their victory but president saakashvili is ruling party still controls nearly eighty percent of the parliament as ahead of the polls that's despite its campaign having been hit hard by corruption allegations at a prison abuse scandal which brought down to cabinet ministers and triggered mass protests that the government has been trying to boost its ratings as some claim at the expense of a neighboring country here's our teams are going off. the outcome of a recent alleged police operation georgia's border with russia big star. eleven suspected terrorist dead

china, it's a worldwide economic problem. there's no way this is going to turn the corner overnight. chris: you've written "the president's club," which is still doing gang busters on the bestseller list. how do you think they're doing? >> they can see they think it's going to happen. you can see that happened this week in four or five ways. it's not just about whether obama wins or not. let's turn it around. if obama loses, the race for the democratic nomination starts on november 8, 7, whatever the day is. she has to be ready to go that day. she becomes number one. that's not in her interest. that's not ideal. it's better to have a little more time. chris: the clintons would be the last standing heroes of the democratic party if obama is beating. >> and what republican will be around to win this time. whatever democrat runs, are they running against the ryan-santorum wing of the party? or the restoration jeb bush wing of the party? it's in her interest that it be one and not the other. chris: do they see bill clinton coming in like gang busters as a brother to the president? >> they put an add out criticizing obama last time

china reported act of violence. >>> it will not be the last forecast until the weekend. we're looking at some clear skies and the incident and warm temperatures but along the shoreline to log in both clubs are moving back in. 85 degrees in concord 64 in oakland. 74 degrees in santa rosa. if you degrees a day as we get towards around tuesday. and wednesday amid weak we want up lots of sunshine this week. for fun list with a big what is happening. it a lot of showers is heading up towards houston after marching through dallas. it's down there in the gulf of getting the thunderstorms. the a total for this time of year. + some of the most stable weather in the country. will probably get off to a bit of a cottage start tomorrow and will get some but midmorning except at the beach. high-pressure getting away too low pressure. the numbers are going to come down. will see some of the clubs and that clearly chile around the bay. teacher class is showing calls come back in. mostly sunny day for us tomorrow after about 10:00 in the morning prayer after heading out of the date 98 in sacramento. shouldn't be any delays in the airport. an overnight lows tonight will be mostly in the '50s for the bay

club joining us live here from london on r.t. if to see you thank you thank you very much. now dozens of anti japan protesters in chinahave surrounded and attacked the car of the u.s. ambassador to the country during a demonstration near the japanese embassy the diplomat was left and an investigation has been launched into the incident on monday u.s. defense secretary leon panetta agreed on a missile defense plan with japan as the country agreed to host a second radar of the deal comes in the wake of violent anti japan protests in china the tokyo disputed islands beijing considers its own from private investors should professor of economics at the university of nottingham says the us military are simply fanning the flames ideologies differences between china and the united states. chinese to believe this all american is doing is trying to make trouble for china and the consequent take on the embrace of the guy is probably just to fresh in hollywood and how do how individual time is mine they are fairly evenly serious eyes in the us as this particular moment to talk with impaired about the missile defense system is is

wait for china split his side to sign a twenty six year old quarter and twenty three year old from portuguese rivals benfica each have been given a five year contract by the same petersburg club backed by anything giant gazprom sinitta have been drawn in group c. in the champions league where they'll play ac milan and electronics lalitha. told me while there is growing speculation about the future of christiane are now that rail madrid the twenty seven year old winger refused to celebrate his two goals during rails three know when it's time to go in order on sunday and told reporters it was because he was unhappy at the club. maybe it's because i'm a little upset that's the only reason when i don't celebrate goals it's because i'm not happy people here at the club they know why i have nothing further to say. well meanwhile for those new striker the myth of a top has criticised his former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson at all gary a striker said he was unhappy at how he was treated during his last season at old trafford when the thirty one year old made only twelve appearances and says he wasn't given a proper chance to prove himself. pushing a simple stuff i did

china's knew five-year moddization plan that was announced in 2011. this is about an hour. [applause] [applause] thank you very much dan, for your gracious introduction. thanks to the common wealth cluband california for having me. thanks to my friends and family members, other members of the community who come here. passenger's side a delight to be back in my original home state of california. i'm from the south. i feel as if i'm back home. i'm also delighted to have the opportunity to explain what i was trying to do in this book "china airborne." i was -- for me to undertake. what i was trying to explain about the ways to think about china itself with the american relationships with china and other things that i over the last six years, well my wife was here and i have been mainly living in china have learned about this fast growing part of the world. what i'm going to do the plan for the next 28 minutes or so. i'm going to be talking before the questions and conversation. i have three main thins i'm going do to. first, i'm going to describe why it was i thought the most effective way i could tell the stories about china that i think are interesting was through this medium of looki

china. iran is not building a nuclear bomb according to a former iranian adviser and nuclear envoy who recently discussed the nuclear program there. from the commonwealth club of california, this is just over an hour. >> good evening and welcome to today's meeting of the commonwealth club of california, the place where you are in the know. you can find the commonwealth club on the internet. i am philip yun. i will be your moderator for today's program. this program is also being held in association with the middle east forum. now i am pleased to introduce our distinguished speaker, seyed mousavian. former foreign policy adviser to the secretary of the iran supreme national security council, a woodrow wilson scholar at princeton university, and author of "the iranian nuclear crisis: a memoir." ambassador mousavian's book is the first detailed account from an iranian perspective of the events between iran and the west from 20002. from reading his book, it is clear that ambassador mousavian is a defender of iran could go nuclear program. he was a prominent iranian government official and diplomat. serving as the iranian ambassador to germany and the 1990's as