khan was saying, why can pearl buck portray chinese, elite chinese, 5%, best of chinese? why can't she choose the ugly side? pearl buck, i so glad you point that out. i'm interested in the 95% of the chinese population. i'm having same thing. chinese people tell you. are you mao's daughter? you're not mao's daughter to write a memoir. you're so plain and so average. i give them pearl buck's answer. i feel as average as 95% of the population. thank you. [applause] >> and we are out of time. i really enjoyed this book. we'll really out of time. >> i have a question. i'm chinese and, i come here about 15 years. and, just, i, i was working for the newspaper before, and then, just two years ago i change another job working for american company. and just two days ago my american coworker bought this book for me because he want to try to encourage me for the english. and i'm really honored to be here. so my question is, english is still struggling for me. how did you practice your english? what makes you more encouragement to learning english, to survive? >> you have to be despe

every day i read chinese and a book a day. reading in chinese. in my best days writing english, i actually feel like i was writing in chips. -- chinese. americans in the main stream bookmark, i want to entertain but i also want you to walk away with solid knowledge of china. i feel like china has been misrepresented and misread. i think it's just ridiculous for americans who get the wrong message understanding about china. and i know i'm given the liberty that i can of my story especially historical fiction. i'm untitled to to that. do i want to throw one more rock in to the well where china is already at the bottom to mislead american public further? i choose not to. if my book doesn't sell, if it give you the satisfaction totally, and i see t my choice. and my -- my book had a struggle. nobody wanted it. because the publisher, they did not nothing the american reading public to brace the story. the sad story. -- [inaudible] on trial sentenced to death after 38 years of marriage and she was considered demon and still considered the george washin

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it's just 3% of chinese production. but what i see happening, what's happened in other industries, such as paper, steel, glass, solar. we spent the past five is looking at these industries. higher value added manufacturing renews china. by that i mean processed products and they will use the cfius branding. we will continue to export pork. all sorts of negative action notice such as pollution amounting, perhaps slowly and other interrelated eat industries. their price is going up as well. and we will be exporting more pork but we will be importing more processed foods in china so we we exporting more commodity as we been doing, we currently import 560% more technologically advanced products from china than we export to a. so we will be importing the processed foods and we will be exporting our commodity. and as we will be importing more than we will be exporting, our trade deficit will continue to grow. china is not seeing this as just one acquisition. it has government support. these companies have government support,

and chinese officials met in washington last week. they agreed to hold talks on human rights later this month. >>> time now to check on the weather around the globe. there's heavy rain over the korean peninsula and our meteorologist joins us now with the latest. >> it's in the middle of the rainy season for much of the korean peninsula and parts of northern china. we have an active seasonal frontal system here. and north korea and north china are receiving the worst of it at this moment. we have 150 millimeters of rain in parts of north korea and heavy rain for northeastern china as well. thunderstorms and gusty winds are likely throughout the day. we're expecting heavy rain of about 200 millimeters for north korea. rain is expected to come back to the northern area starting this afternoon. some stormy weather will affect northern japan as we go into late wednesday and that will continue into thursday. this area was hit by excessive amounts of rain last week. so additional rain is not welcomed. now across the west, remnants of what wa

the chinese are enjoying a shopping spree and europe is benefiting chinese investments in the e.u. taters over twelve billion dollars last year a fifth from the year before considering china has plenty of cash to spend with a multi-billion dollar wealth fund that its disposal is no wonder the e.u. is still stuck in financial strife is keen to drum up even more chinese business interests china is the biggest source of imports some one of the fastest growing export markets which manes the two economies trade well over one billion dollars a day chinese companies have been snapping up european businesses ranging from a check cigarette companies to dutch pharmaceuticals to a british wood producer and wineries across the region one of the biggest recent european deals was a seven hundred million dollars buy out of france's club med holiday business partly by chinese investment china's focus on international so what's behind china's spending spree well one of the reasons is to diversify the country's over three trillion dollars worth of foreign exchange assets away from the low yielding i

these days there are many more signs in chinese around the city center. >> translator: i see more chinese people these days than japanese. >> translator: the japanese seem to have stopped traveling. >> reporter: since the yen began to drop against the yuan, fewer japanese tourists have been visiting south korea. compared to this time last year, the yen's value has dropped around 30%. at the same time, the number of chinese visitors continues to rise. one attraction is cosmetic surgery. south korea's plastic surgeons are pulling out the stops to attract chinese customers. some clinics have begun employing chinese-speaking staff members. this one has drawn more chinese customers and it is up 10%. there's no language barrier for xhi chinese customers at this clinic. >> reporter: meanwhile, many companies that used to specialize in tours for japanese are being forced to change their strategies. since the start of this year, this travel agency has had to cancel many of its tours geared for japanese tourists as not enough people were signing up for them. the number of tours needed by the agency

well i think we have to take the chinese g.d.p. growth numbers with a hefty grain of salt because the current trying to use premier league teaching back in two thousand and ten there were leaked to diplomatic cables from two thousand and seven that came out indicating that leaky chang had said behind closed doors that the chinese numbers the g.d.p. numbers were quote man made end quote unreliable so that's coming from the man who is right now the premier of china and is supposedly the one who spearheading these attempts to get the chinese economy back on track so we have to to basically cock an eyebrow up at the at that idea that there is seven point five percent g.d.p. growth right now i think that that's an artificially constructed number but certainly china has performed better in recent years than a lot of economy the. for example in europe about that is coming to an end and i think that we could see this really spiral out of control if the bank of china isn't very careful about what it's doing because once again if they do sen

but chinese filipino japanese korean whatever. so what do you think would be the appeal to winning these people to the conservative republican side? >> yeah i have been asked that question a number of times since the last election. i don't think anybody has done an extensive polling or in a substantive studies in the asian community to ask people why they voted the way they did. so i think everybody who has talked about it really is just taking a guess. i offered a few educated guesses. one of which i mentioned earlier which is that a second or third generation asian-american often have a tendency to be a bit more liberal or mudd's more liberal than their parents or grandparents. i think in governor romney's case, my guess is that it's quite possible that his very tough rhetoric on china and that of turning off a lot of folks in the chinese community and like i said earlier these days there are a lot of chinese immigrants who are very nationalistic about china. and there are also lots of americans who disagree with governor romney

as i stated before including the surveys are pushed the english, spanish and chinese and about thirty he percent of our staff speak english like thirty percent. annoy we just started a new 3 year process and we have an rfp and a new strategic strategy. we've grand more money into our lisp development strategies so that's a new strategy that's going to be going forget and >> all programs are to be presented and the programs served about 3 hundred plus children. i'll be happy to answer any questions >> i was going to thank you for the presentation i think the new english learner strategy is a great way to learn about the great opportunities for the department of children i did not get and families. i had a question you serve about 11 thousand children with language prosecutors but the population in the city is probably much hyper that and i wonder if you have any thoughts about why - i think there's about a little bit over 11 thousand kids in the city and your serving only about half of them >> this is the information. i mentioned before we have some minimum standards and so when we - a

i think they did do something that made his chinese -- that made the chinese very concerned. immediately after the north korean invasion of south korea harry truman sent the u.s. seventh fleet into the taiwan strait. china was still hoping that it would be able to launch its own amphibious assault on taiwan and reunify them with the mainland. the dispatch of the seventh fleet prevented this. this is one thing that really can chinese suspicions of the kindled chinese suspicions of the united states. the united states was warned repeatedly not to cross the 38th parallel. whether the united states would invade or not, china was still view -- china still viewed north korea as an important buffer. another chinese motive is that during the chinese civil war there had been some north korean lessons that shot -- that fought alongside chinese communist forces. there was still a sense of fraternal solidarity with the north korean workers party. all of these things help to contribute to china's eventual decision to enter the war in the end of 1950. guest: the korean war is the topic. yo

idea socialist ideology with the chinese kirk terroristic acts. that certainly put into the ideology war almost like war. i don't see how you can. have his this compromise that ok you know also the clear kind of socialism are going to let me tell you that yeah this socialism if you read. political report made it clear that in principle kerry i'll gie ideology of marxism that's number what the common ideal of socialist ideology of number two. is some number three and those are. socialists for of workers violating workers' rights well i don't think you call your self right all right gentlemen i don't think most people think of china as being very communist anymore let me go to lynn ok lynn what we just heard here is that. the west is on compromising and china is uncompromising this is what we're hearing go ahead lynn go ahead in philadelphia. well. i agree that conflict is inevitable because it's already happening the us has the pacific pivot so if china is marching west the us is you know most of that is around in china the u.s. doesn't really have

you watch chinese tv, there is every day, war stories of heroism chinese fighting japanese. and some of them are really grotesque. so this is manufactured and kept up. that is part of what i was saying. it makes sense tech cultivate national spirit benefits and the cultivating hatred for other people that can be very dangerous. in china it is interesting. when the anti-japanese campaigns over the last decade, let's say, start, typically they are supported by the government, at least by the local government. and -- but after it grows to a certain amount of demons and power the government begins to dampen it and even to crack down five or six years ago it ended when they arrested, i think, 27 of the spokespeople in shanghai. so there was no fuss about that. so it is a double-edged sword. it is dangerous because it can happen and can have an evil effect on foreign policy and is dangerous because it can be a vehicle through which disgruntled people can attack the chinese government, to get soft on japan. >> i have a test york and apply next time you travel to either japan or chi

they call economic and social disparities with han chinese residents. they also say the government is barring them from religious activities. >> translator: the government should treat us better. we are not terrorists. if the government treated us properly, we would respond in the same manner. >> reporter: the recent unrest is being seen as a backlash against government policies targeting minorities. the chinese government appears to be trying to contain any sign of unrest out of concern that social instability may spread. reporting for nhk world, china. >>> a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson has defended the country's policy on ethnic minorities. >> translator: chinese authorities are taking strict legal countermeasures to protect social stability, people's lives and their assets.

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and its forecasts of a chinese slowdown for a down there on the global economic outlook we ask whether the numbers back up the past them ism. this is r.t. coming to life from the russian capital i'm marina joshie welcome to the program. in just a few hours a twenty five year old u.s. army private responsible for the largest a leak of classified documents in american history will have his fate decided if found guilty on the greatest charge of aiding the enemy bradley manning could be jailed for the rest of his life although his gun as you can report the whistleblower has already been sentenced by the public. guilty before trial much of the us media together with the government have all but convicted bradley manning look at simple if manning did what he did they ought to try him and they ought to put as asked for from him up because he should be fine as to the fullest extent possible and what is that. you think he should be killed yes. by from prison here on the jeopardized he jeopardized national security that. the program was president after all the commander in chief called him guilty

ideas socialist ideology with the chinese kerk terroristic acts. that certainly put into the ideology war almost like war. i don't see how you. can is this compromise that ok you know also the clear kind of socialism are you going to tell you that. yeah this socialism if you read. political report made it clear that it in principle carrying it out of g ideology of marxism that's number one common idea of this ideology of number two. is some number three and those are. so much of this letter of workers violating workers' rights well i don't think you call your self right all right gentlemen i don't think most people think of china as being very communist anymore let me go to lynn ok lynn what we just heard here is that. the west is uncompromising and china is uncompromising this is what we're hearing go ahead lynn go ahead in philadelphia. well. i agree that conflict is inevitable because it's already happening the us has the pacific pivot so if china is marching west the us is already surrounding china the u.s. doesn't really have a long term econo

idea socialist ideology with a chinese character risk. that certainly put into the ideology war almost like war. i don't see how you can. have his this compromise that ok when you know also the clear kind of socialism are you trying to let me tell you that yeah this socialism if you read. political report made it clear that in principle carrying idolatry ideology of marxism that's number one common ideal of socialist ideology of number two. is some number three and it goes to. show this letter of workers violating workers' rights well i don't think you call your social rights all right gentlemen i don't think most people think of china as being very communist anymore let me go to lynn ok lynn what we just heard here is that. the west is uncompromising and china is uncompromising this is what we're hearing go ahead lynn go ahead in philadelphia. well. i agree that conflict is inevitable because it's already happening the us has the pacific pivot so if china is marching west the us is you know most of that is around in china the u.s. doesn'

also to its full cost of a chinese slowdown cast a shadow over the global economic outlook we ask whether the numbers back up the pessimism. that evening is kevin owen here with you this hour thank you for your company this is our two international so as a man should learn in just about an hour from now the twenty five year old u.s. army private responsible for the largest leak of classified documents the american history will have his fate decided if found guilty on the grave of charge of aiding the enemy bradley manning could be jailed for the rest of his life although he's going to shoot you can reports next the whistle blows already been sent by the public guilty before trial much of the u.s. media together with the government have all but convicted bradley manning look at it manning did what he did they ought to try him and they ought to put his ass for fight because he should be fine is to the fullest extent possible and what is that . you think he should be killed yes. by comparison here he jeopardized he jeopardized national security that. he broke the law the president after all

chinese dream is their party state. a party state only curse about their own interests there are mentally expanding power they don't put. their well being something the world's first put their only interest first so that will cost lots of clashes and also i think if you look at what happened in the past what china did what china is doing now to mystically and internationally you can see they would do more harm than good in the future and they're still bullying big people or putting their labors. and. disputes and they still occupied tibet and things like that i think china. destabilized that world will cause lots of turmoil in the future ok when it sounds like we just heard of yet a reflection of the of the units go to when firstly you know the united states is preeminent it doesn't want to give up power it sounds like what china wants. first off every country looks out for its own interests or not china aggression or you know every want every country must look out for its own self interest so let's look at africa unite

there's a strong undercurrent against the huge presence of chinese and and pakistan. chiese goods have ruined the local business. pakistan had not sought the consent of locals before inking a real link. >> afghanistan witnessed one of the most intense and prolific attacks during the month of june. taliban targeted the airport and even the presidential palace. afghans are concerned about the interior rating security scenario, and the latest attacks have also endangered the peacemaking efforts initiated by the united states. here is a report. >> taliban gunmen attacked pakistan's presidential palace and surrounding buildings including the cia's headquarters tom a with explosions and gunfire shaking the city center. eyewitnesses say that at least one man opened fire with an automatic rifle at a gate to the palace in the city center. president hamid karzai's whereabouts were not immediately known. he was due to attend a press event at the palace after 9:00 a.m. reporters had been gathering at the palace when the attack began . heavy explosions were sounded, and the gunfir

we will carry why waves of high spending chinese tourists are splashing their cash across europe but not in britain. what you are t. coming to you live from the russian capital a marina joshie welcome to the program now america's most wanted man the former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden has found himself way not one but potentially three asylum offers venezuela nicaragua and believe you have all spoken favorably of granting him safe haven despite threats from the united states but as you can explain scatting there won't be easy. edward snowden submitted his request ask to have been his well as president indicated in very strong terms that his country was ready to accept him this is what nicolas maduro said about snowden he's a young man who in the spirit of her belly and has told the truth about the united states spying on the whole world so we see that snowden will be very much welcome. but the question is how is he going to get there we understand that he is still in the transit zone in a moscow airport there are no direct commercial flights between moscow and caracas and the usu

and they're very friendly - just like the chinese. the only difference is that we work harder. nobody works as hard as the chinese. >> but the international cooperation seems to end during lunch - the chinese stay among themselves and eat their own food. soon, they'll need to cook even more. during the harvest, dozens of skilled workers are expected from china. yang yizhan has already taken care of the necessary paperwork. everyone who's been to montenegro testifies to its natural beauty. its dramatic mountains, rivers and lakes also offer perfect conditions to produce green energy.more than two thirds of electricity already come from hydro-electric plants.// the piva reservoir provides for the country's largest hydro station. it is in urgent need of repair while the country's energy demand continues to rise. so despite great efforts, montenegro is constantly racing against the increasing demands of tourism. >> montenegro on the sparkling adriatic coast. in the 1980s, it was a magnet for the rich and the famous. the country is hoping

and chinese leaders president obama criticized beijing for hacking into u.s. corporations in your opinion will the tone change now. with snowden case would definitely be munched and but i think the interesting point to start beijing is quite restrained to make public condemnation used to americans in china only the most radical newspaper of the global times had many such allegation but he was supposed to be official close did not make these kind of a strong comment that's going to states so i would expect the issue it had some impact on the nations and cyber security would not be made public so as mentioned the previous version of the chinese is in the inferior position the chinese are going to be your position right now but after just one case and it is the chinese thing they kind of bones that they can also prove the united states so i don't think the allegation made by the americans to be about it at this moment and as most of the chinese what they fear the new situation was interesting it was a trip into the motives of the countries involved washington sai

the numbers are indicating a weakening trend in the chinese economy.r the second quarter. we'll get the numbers on july 15th, but also going forward as well. ross? >> yeah. meanwhile, while we look at that trade data, we have talks between beijing and washington being held in the u.s. political capital today, the fifth strategic and economic dialogue. i'm wondering, you know, we'll be talking about cybersecurity, investment currency manipulation. are those talks going to go better, do you think, since the leaders met in california last month? >> well, that's what the big hope is. a lot of people have been talking about how president xi and president obama were trying to set a different and more informal tone that the two have gotten past the elections so maybe they could get down and get some business done. so that's what they're all hoping for that we're going to see a different type of relationship. >> grab us a handful. >> when the u.s. ambassador in beijing takes time off his diplomatic duties to market imported american cherries at a sam's club, i

then a lot of the chinese brands or american brands whose products are built by chinese companies. that is the fastest-growing part of the market. we're working closely with chinese brands for the u.s. market. focusing on the transition we think will happen, where the brands of the future are chinese brands. >> now, some people predict the streaming media will soon go away s more people buy tv's -- smart tv's. he does not think that is true. his belief is you do not buy a new tv that often. holding onto it for six to eight years. the easier way to get the latest technology is to update it regularly by buying an inexpensive streaming media box for well under $100. it is like upgrading your phone. interesting. >> live for us in silicon valley. thanks so much. we know europe ended on a sour note because of portugal's plight. wall street closed early today. time to look at asia and see what regional investors are doing. >> bond yields spiking higher and stock prices trending lower, some asian investors are questioning whether we are witness in a new emerging markets crisis. the latest

chinese v. it shows coming to you are coming to grips if you all stood up before the nation would be lumbered would be top the list because when washing machine gun we're not getting anything like the potential that we could have in them but the u.k. china visa alliance argues that easing the process could create up to twenty four thousand jobs that britain is in desperate need of the box more worrying of reports that major chinese tore up or a tos and simply cutting britain out of their custom is european travel itineraries and although they might not get to sample the delights of the tower of london or even shopping on bond street because of all that money that chinese tourists aren't spending in london this time it looks like it's britain's last pretty boy came out see london. and a quick look at what we've lined up for you online today a record breaking year for russia's oil industry after the latest figures reveal the country's oil output has broken the previous record dating back to nine h

of chinese. side as phonology against the united states but do you think some of edward snowden's revelations actually work in china's favor. oh it certainly worked in china's favor because the reality is that . in this world everybody who's got the capability spying on everybody. each sure really is one to whether one can claim the moral high ground united staes has made claiming that moral high ground at nice until mr snowden and. mickey is that relations which we really we can be american to claim to the moral high ground and this is what make you so useful on the chinese perspective or let's say let's address of the latest we've just heard here at r.t. that edward snowden has are withdrawn his asylum request in russia why is he founded a thorough heart of strong releasing anti american information. well the value of mr snowden's and his capacity to stay in the limelight and depends on him being able to say that he's got more to say once he's got nothing to say than he's value for then is real

other people want their children to learn tire -- chinese and have chinese friends.ll slowly and surely making a difference to the people around us. >> let me ask you about the differences you have seen in taiwan over the last 18 years. you come back quite often. sometimes two or three times a year. you still have family here. what are some of the changes you see taking place in taiwan? >> i am obviously very biased. every time i come back, i always feel very recharged. i usually come for a brief time. if it is a business trip, it may be 72 hours. there is something about this place to me personally that recharges me, whether it is the work ethic. i can walk into a shop and have a simple transaction of buying something from them. as a business owner, i learned so much from the shop management style, from the way they handle the customers. it could be a customer complaint. as a lawyer, i complained a lot. when i complained, i am inspired about how my complaint is handled in taiwan. i always come away riding on facebook a glowing report about how they handled it even t

percent that are limited english proficient and 8 periods of time spoke spanish and 8 percent were chinese services. the office of small business provides over 25 forms etc., translated in chinese and spanish and the materials are around especially the disability the ada compliance packet have been translated in spanish and vietnamese and russian and others >> i know you're a small office but 40 percent of your staff are bilingual especially in chinese dialogues or spanish but your 12 percent is a much smaller number than the exciting percentages by limited proficient owners what do i attribute to that low english speaking clients? >> some of it is that - i mean, we have emphasized more on the chinese because we're able to provide those services and as i said we'll bring in interpreters. we also find that many business owners they may have limited english capabilities they know they have to be communicating with freshen in english so they also while the conversation may happen in other language their how do i want to say it they know they have to understand the business in the regulatory s

chinese authorities indicted a former employee of the company in 2010. they accused him of injecting a pesticide ingredient into the food. prosecutors say that he held a grudge against the company and was allegedly unhappy about his working conditions and wages. they also said four people in china were sickened after eating the dumplings. lu apologized to the victims. analysts say the case took an unusually long time to come to trial. they say chinese authorities probably hope that the delay would allow public sentiment to calm down in both countries. >>> the european union's foreign policy chief is trying to get opposing groups in egypt to come together for talks. but as katherine ashton met with ousted president muhammad morsi, his supporters continued to fight against the rulers who replaced him. ashton is making her second visit to egypt in two weeks. she held talks in cairo with interim president monsour. she said she met with morsi for about two hours at an undisclosed location. it is believed to be his first meeting with a western official since b

the chinese don't make that distinction. >> reporter: one major source of chinese cyber espionage that has gotten a lot of attention recently is a military unit called 61398. it's located in a non descript building in shanghai. mulvenon says the frequency and severity of attacks are reaching new highs, and that the u.s. government and american industries have had enough and are mobilizing. >> chinese cyber hacking has been going on for a long time. what's new is that were finally fed up and want to do something about it. >> reporter: republican congressman mike rogers, the chairman of the house intelligence committee has proposed legislation that would deny issuing visas to chinese citizens involved in cyber theft, and to freeze their assets, too. >> this is all about making sure that those actors that we can identify, and believe me we can identify them. they understand that they understand that there is a cost for their cyber espionage. >> reporter: democratic senator carl levin and three senate co- sponsors want to take the profit out of cyber-crime. they've introduced legislation t

as forecasts of a chinese slowdown put a dampener on the global economic outlook we ask whether the number is back up to test them ism. it is five pm in the russian capital are you watching r t with me marina joshing. in just a few hours the twenty five year old u.s. army private or responsible for the largest leak of classified documents in american history will have his fate decided if found guilty on the graves charge of aiding the enemy bradley manning could be jailed for the rest of his life although as gun edged to counter reports the whistleblower has already been sentenced by the public guilty before trial much of the u.s. media together with the government have all but convicted bradley manning look at simple many did what he did they ought to try him and they ought to put his ass for far as he should be punished to the fullest extent possible and what is that. you think he should be killed yes. by comparison. here he jeopardized he jeopardized national security that. we broke the law president after all the true mandarin chief called him guilty before he years before he was on tr

the russians and the chinese now do have access to them thanks to them having access to mr. snowden's computer whether he libraries it or not because he -- likes it or not because he was in china. the chinese were perfectly capable of taking what was in his computers and the russians as well.

then afterward we'll hear in michelle from the chinese access network and the fund department advocacy group and i'm not sure if the next person is here but perhaps somebody 0 else from the language access network >> hello supervisors. thank you for allowing the office of small business to present our services that we provided regarding our limited proficient small businesses. we're a tier two department because we're in the workforce development ear we report through the office of economic enforcement department the criteria that is asked of us. the information is included in the office in the reporting but i may not see the isolated and separated out. the office of small business we're commented to serve our limited small businesses. we understand the difficulty navigateing our licensing process and being be able to understand it in english. many business owners are intimated and in navigateably the system so we help the limited especially folks. currently on staff we're able to provide english serves in cantonese and other and we have other languages we serve as well. if we have oth

and chinese leaders launch the u.s./china dialogue in 2009. they hope to manage the complex relationship between the world's two largest economies. >>> egyptian authorities are escalating their crackdown on supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. prosecutors accuse the supporters of inciting violence that has left more than 50 people dead. egypt's state-run news agency says the prosecutors have ordered the arrest of muslim brotherhood supreme leader mohammed badei and nine other senior members. they argue the men prepared weapons and issued orders for the murder of troops. members of the brotherhood have denounced the military coup that toppled morsi. they're demanding he be reinstated. the holy month of ramadan began on wednesday in most muslim countries. muslim groups in cairo say they fear the fighting will disturb their religious activities. they say they want to observe ramadan peacefully. >>> residents of a town in canada are demanding answers after a train accident that killed some of their neighbors. the head of the company that

just a few hours before the minister embarked on his trip, the chinese general provoked india by warningt not to provoke and create new troubles for china. here is a report. >> tensions rose between israel and china when just before the indian defense minister's visit to beijing, a top chinese major general, also the executive resident of china strategy culture promotion association said, "the indian side should not remote new problems and increase military deployment on the border and start new trouble ." strategic community defense and foreign ministry in new delhi was shaken by the rude comments from the chinese general hours before the defense minister's visit to china. he also said there is still 90,000 kilometers of territory occupied by the indian side. these are problems left over from history and we need to look at it with a cool head. >> if a serving major general in the pla can make a statement like this, what i in for as an analyst is that the chinese military is trying to assert what it deems to be its own position on the territorial and border dispute with india -- what i i