the largest trade expo dedicated to products for young children opens in tokyo. and we'll show you the latest trends. >>> the presidents of south korea and china have met in beijing. park geun-hye traveled to beijing to the summit. she joined a statement with president xi jinping. >> reporter: we agreed to work for the korean peninsula, maintain stability and solve problems through dialogue. the situation on the peninsula is changing for the better. we hope the six-party talks will resume as soon as possible. >> the two leaders also agreed to boost diplomatic and economic ties. they say they will create a new framework for high level talks. they also agree to work for the conclusion of a free trade agreement. >> translator: a great change is happening in northeast asia. president xi and i share the view that we should create new bilateral relations, a new korean peninsula and a new northeast asia in this time of change. >> more than 70 business people are accompanying park. china is south korea's largest trade partner. the south sends a quarter of its exports to

. >> also a technology expo where lines of reality are blurring tonight. world of >>> it's been referred to as a cancer in the ranks of america's military. we're talking about sexual assault. there are tens of thousands of incidents every year, today, they heard from military brass. abc 7 news spoke with speier today and is in the newsroom with more. >> the military chief admitted they've neglected to stop the spread of sexual assaults today, they said they're receptive to change but drew a line at one bill. the top military officers knew what they're up against when questioned today by members of this committee. >> it's almost intolerable we can continue on this path by allowing commanders to be in charge. >> through a survey the pentagon reports that as many as 26,000 military men and women were sexual assaulted last year. that is up from 19,000 the previous year. >> it's shameful. it's repulsive. and we're taking steps to eradicate it. >> command authority is the most critical mek mix for ensuring discipline. >> one sthor has introduced legislation to c

david: robert gray joining us from the e3 expo at the l.a.er with nba star and gamer, roy hibbert. robert? >> hey, guys. it is not openly about the consoles and games. e3 is nothing if not a spectacle. you have flashy games and ladies of course. all the gamers are coming out. you're never surprised when you run into folks particularly pro athletes. big-time gamers. speaking big-time, roy hibbert, all-star center for the indiana pacers and nba. big-time gamer. big guy as well. you're a big fan of "call of duty" and the shooters. what is it about it? you get away from the game and relax and kick back? what is the appeal? we know athletes love to play the games. >> you love getting emersed in the game. i love playing with my friend and family. some teammates as well. talk a lot of trash. it is pretty fun. >> do you go online to play with guys or go in the locker room and compare scores or do you have a game in the locker room? >> we don't have a game in the locker room pause the internet is not that great. give each other a call, we're on "call

. >> in all this time russia has not hosted the world expo, not once.o host the world expo 2020. >> we will soon know if his plea paid off. a host city for the 2020 expo should be selected later this year. >> he owns some of the world's most hellacious newspapers known for poking fun at celebrities splits with crass headlines. you have to wonder how rupert murdoch would want those same paerms to cover the news that he and his wife, wendy deng, are calling is quits. we all thought it would last, especially after this famous stand by your man moment. remember when deng put the move on a man in a pie throwing effort? >> new census data showed for the first time the number of white people to died in the u.s. outnumbered those born. experts predict this will make whites the minority race by 2023. a dem og ra fer from the brookings institution said the report shows the importance of recognizing how young minorities will be key to keeping the labor force and economy strong. >> make sure to follow me on twitter @jaketapper. and check out our show page at cnn.co

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robert gray is live at the e3 gaaing expo with sony playstation ceo. lori: a live report from turkey as the prime minister says there will be no tolerance for those he believes are looking to harm the nation. let's get you updated on the stocks starting off the noon hour. that's the floor of the new york stock exchange to check in with nicole petallides. the dow off 57 points right now. nicole: not unusual to see the roller coaster days recently. dow jones industrial down one third of 1%. they have been higher at the top of the market. the fix, the fear index, $17.94. let's say a team. the level of 12 in mid-may. so volatility is back, that is the name of the game. watching the technical support level, breaking through some of those and the reason why we have seen the names we have seen. those are jumping over 40% today on a deal by apollo in india to create a bigger, higher company. 40.5%. a premium to yesterday's close. that is another thing we are watching. the mergers and acquisitions. lori: thank you. adam: fox business special report. california

you will announce it at the expo, i hear? >> this is the first time we're publicly announcing it. >> that's great. >> what's great about the program, they can get actual business advisors meet with them and work with their business. if a business is struggling and they need outside influence or help, the chamber has a great resource. >> give us a quick component what you're going to have. if i have my small business, what am i doing with marketing and sales? i do need to open up a facebook account or linked in or all of the above? >> we'll have experts on that and talk about case studies using social media and linked in and twitter and success stories. there are lot of people using that and how to use it effectively and other elements of marketing. marketing is getting known. what you can do with facebook, twitter, traditional postcards and mailing, my specialty. i'll be doing a presentation how to attract new clients with facebook or twitter or the way you see things and connecting with people and communication techniques an

she spoke to book expo america. we have brought you several interview over the past two weekend from a publishing annual trade show and all of these can be viewed online at booktv.org. >> and now on booktv, a preview of professor wendy's new book. imper man women in the nazi killing fields. professor, what is your book about? >> it's about entire generations of german women. i call them the world war i baby boomers. there was an increase right after the first world war of spike in births. about 1918, it coincided with german women getting to vote. you have a surge of female population coinciding with the opening of women's opportunity politically with the vote. so the story about the generation that came of age during a period of the nazi regime in the '30s who saw, you know, opportunity they didn't have before to be part of in political system, part of revolution. it was exciting. job opportunities, the first ways of getting out of their villages. many of these women, you know, were living in a small remote village

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this is the expo and where the congress helped barring also known as in 2011. i'm delighted to visit you to participate in the congress next november. i'm sure there are many things we can learn from each other. and while as many other things we can create together. mayor lee you can be sure that b.a. also known as is looking forward to cooperate in those areas. i want to give you two things we we have very, very important football. the barring also known as football. (clapping) >> oh, my god. >> that's the best player. >> and i know one also important thing. we have in this moment the most important in the world. this book to you. >> oh, my gosh thank you. thank you very much (clapping) >> give you something to do. thank you >> thank you we would like to present a print of a wood cut that reminds you thought - of the beautiful city. (clappin (clapping). >> thank you, mayor. they're talking golf here. did that invitation protocol has to go first, i'm taking the council general with me. as he said earlier we're that proud that barring also known as is our new it

cheryl: analyst and was a callie most important e3 expo in years.nsoles the largest gaming convention in the united states. who else gets to have all the fun today at that convention, our own robert gray at the e3 expo and we're talking sports, lovett, robert. robert: talking sports, talkkng shooters with the chief operating officer of ea. we're talking about world war c, as in councils. the same generation, the same year. this coming holiday, pushing 11 new titles including "battlefield. looking at it being played on the xbox one. how long until it starts to trickle to the bottom line, the games for the new council. as will be available for the old generations plus the new ones, how long before you see revenue and profit? >> the money comes the following year. sony and microsoft ca have to wk hard, we will see a lot of focus on getting the excitement and the hype of the playstation for in market this holiday. it will be holiday 2014. robert: aside from better graphics, what is the wow factor getting somebody to pay 400, $500 for a new council when

technology expo licenses of reality are blurring tonight.a world of 4 detention for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's day a little brighter. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> thousands of jobs and billions of dollars. that is what apple says the new headquarters bring to cupertino and surrounding area. tech giant released economic impact study today that forecast the new space ship inspired campus. we bring in more than 2 billion dollars annually for local businesses. the study also found apple will generate 13 million dollars in tax revenue each year and create at least 7400 full-time jobs. apple hopes to complete construction by 2016. >> amazo

[applause] >> coverage of book expo america:the annual trade show held at the jacob javits convention center new york city continues. up next interview with each mail on his book radiance of tomorrow followed by a panel on self publishing. >> on your screen is the author of a long way gone, a memoir, of a soldier. the second book is coming out. why didn't you choose to make it a novel. >> first of all i wanted to divide from the memoir of nonfiction. the issue i am writing about in the new book, radiance of tomorrow is about a lot of people, my experience is going back home. and play around with images -- >> what from freedom does writing a novel give you rather than nonfiction? >> with a novel particularly creative language. and occurrences and dramatize the little bit more. and things that are not necessary for the same time. in a way that is what i wanted to do, things that existed and afterwards exist again. just the way i think they do. >> host: what is appearing in the novel? >> guest: a sound that exists looked at in a fictional way, a remote part of the country where they get

the biggest medical breakthrough away from the bright lights of the capital's expo center. the center for cardiovascular surgery recently announced it's the first replacement surgery with a brand new full. history with performing such surgeries as improving the technology it's not surprising that they were at the heart of big news on the topic . speaking of biological valves often the best performance they're less than ideal if the patient is relatively young as the delicate tissue tends to tear as a result mechanical valves are often the way to go and then the latest which is just the most recent evolution of these men made. the first mechanic. implanted back in one thousand fifty two. had definite limitations and drawbacks they proved that synthetic materials could be used for heart. improved in the one nine hundred sixty s. with the advent of the so-called caged which could be implanted inside the heart itself unlike with previous models later in the decade disc made their debut. blood cells. but these still work perfect. for the position of. the ring they create some am

for the world expo. moscow is competing with other great cities to host the world expo in 2020. guest this morning president vladimir putin president putin why is it important to have the world expo in moscow? >> ladies and gentlemen i'm delighted to have members at the international exhibitions bureau. after the warm and rich experience -- >> bill: how about this. >> >> bill: he sounds a little bit like borat. first time anybody has ever heard putin speak in english. >> that's fascinating. it is not bad. >> bill: he did this video for the people who are making the decision about where to send the world expo. >> after all of this time, russia has not hosted the world expo, not once. we look to change this. so we submit to host world expo in 2020, dynamic and promising city. >> i don't know. that's just too wild, man. >> bill: when you look at putin, i think -- i thought he would sound scarier than that. >> we like the grand prix. you bring it to us. he speaks better english than trent franks does. at least he makes more sense than trent franks does. action ria says it is strange

one of our project expos on the right we had over 5 hundred people to learn about the projects. you can see one of our mobile sites. it takes the vote to the people. we had voting in 15 sites including churches and senior center and high schools. that's one of the important ways we reach the folks. and lastly on the right you can see the posters educating folks. so some of the outcomes i'm looking the numbers. back why the fall we had over 8 hundred folks participated. the vast majority of those came to the assembly. a one hundred and 15 people turned those ideas through proposals and spent countless hours of their time. they submitted 60 proposals to the city for final investing and in the ends 4,000 people voted. education public safety economic development and street transportation and community and curls were the categories. and parks and recreation. so again, i been involved in th budget process in san francisco for a very, very, very long time. we know about the fancy words like expenditure. we like to fancy ourselves as budget excerpt. and everybody gets to became is budg

book expo america. know, i'm one of those people that believe it or not it is seen on television i'm the kind of guy that when he gets into any area he looks for the bookstore and he hangs around the bookstore. [applause] it's a magnet for me. i like to explore books. it's like dating someone else. your export of all the time. i've been meaning to explore -- i started at chapel hill and i fell completely in love with carla and barbers politics and prose in d.c. i hope somebody here is familiar. it's absolutely the number one watering spot in d.c. for not just -- everybody. we all go there to hang out, drink coffee. it looks like a grad school operation going on all the time. we love that place. up in nantucket i love the bookstore which is the place to go and hang out. it was always a place to check him. the independent bookstore such a cultural phenomenon in this country. it's not just the place to sell books. really have an ongoing intellectual life and it's the one place you love doing it. so congrat

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one of our project expos on the right we had over 5 hundred people to learn about the projects. you can see one of our mobile sites. it takes the vote to the people. we had voting in 15 sites including churches and senior center and high schools. that's one of the important ways we reach the folks. and lastly on the right you can see the posters educating folks. so some of the outcomes i'm looking the numbers. back why the fall we had over

. >> but in all this time russia has not hosted the world expo.lose quarters, i was stunned by this putin. he seemed so soft and tame. perhaps it was because uncharacteristically he was speaking in english. now, to be fair, at least he can speak english and quite well. >> completely free of charge. >> very few american or british leaders can speak any language other than english. remember, newt gingrich's bilingual apology a few years ago. [ speaking spanish ] >> or here's president obama trying his hand at hebrew. [ speaking foreign language ] >> maybe they should all listen to tony blair, who admitted that trying to speak french was a bad idea. [ speaking foreign language ] >> but then again, he tried it anyway. [ speaking foreign language ] the correct answer to our gps challenge question was b. the resolute desk was presented to president rutherford b. hayes by queen victoria in 1880. it was constructed by the timbers of the hms resolute, a british warship that had been abandoned in the canadian arctic, only to be found by american sailors and

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bit i personally woudn't trade that feel for anything and i hope this is a roiledder today to stop expo and help those around you and be a help to host in your life the loved ones that bring you joy. thank you very much. (applause) . (applause) congratulations to all of the heros and artists thank you again to our sponsors at&t. chevron energy solutions, connie frank foundation, jinn ethic intel and mc castle foundation the stanley s foundation union bank, visa wells far go pg&e cummings west and rich and gudegee guggenheim. placegees web corp builders and the lunch is due to our in-kind media sponsors who we would like to also thank c cbs and one 07 a and one 06.9 f and suffrage business times. san francisco chronicle and san francisco gate.com and san francisco mag magazine and beach pointed babylon and thank you to awful you who support the foundation, the general and this event we look forward to seeing many of you this evening at hearts after dark. ladies and gentlemen ... happy new year, everybody. i love the fact that we are doing a tournament here at the center. when i was in ei

. >> the latest greatest games at the e3 gaming expo in los angeles.re. >> reporter: outside the los angeles convention center promises a battlefield and inside it is as loud as a battlefield. this is e3, electronic entertainment expo and with all its bright lights and thumping music, e3 is not easy on your eyes or ears. unless you are one of these folks, gaming industry attendees here to get the scoop on the latest video game unveilings. >> historically where the video game companies save their news and announce it here. >> reporter: this week, microsoft announced its $500 xbox gaming console, sony, unveiled its ps-4, and nintendo, a handful of soon-to-be-released game titles. >> these games are brand new, fresh for the wiiu and bring the platform to life in new and innovative ways. >> reporter: there are more than 200 gaming companies showing off their wares at this year's e3. that will bring an estimated 45,000 industry insiders from 63 different countries through these doors. >> it is huge. this is the event of the year. >> the game developer, ted

it is called the electronics entertainment expo, or e3 for short. to sellstation 4 is set for $100 less than the rival products from microsoft, the xbox one.

. >>> toy lovers flock to an expo in tokyo where the latest products in smartphone, tablet technology offer a new experience. >> people in iran are lining up at polling stations and filling out ballots to pick a successor to replace mahmoud ahmadinejad. a moderate candidate is still hoping for a breakthrough. we are watching things unfold in tehran. >> reporter: the line has been long. more than 50 million iranians are eligible to cast ballots at 60,000 locations across the country. police have tightened security. massive anti-government riots broke out in 2009 soon after results were announced. the government has lifted restriction on internet use to limit demonstrations. i'm at the polling station in central tehran. many people are coming to vote with the hope of changing the harsh economic sanctions. the state of the economy has worsened during president ahmadinejad's eight years in power. international sanction over the nuclear program have played a big role. ahmadinejad's government also supports the regime of syrian president assad, putting it even further at odds with the west.

leon sun is with the shanghai dairy group. >> our main priority in this world ag expo is trying to expose ourselves to world dairy business, including feed so we have to fill in the gaps very quickly. everything that we can absorb and import into the china dairy and boost production, and revolutionize everything. >> reporter: the shanghai dairy group is also here to import alfalfa hay, a high protein feed supplement that will boost milk production for cows in china. >> they now have fairly large dairies outside the major cities in china. and many of these dairies are every bit as modern and advanced as western dairies. and they are rapidly learning how to increase milk production per animal, but a key missing ingredient is high quality forage crops. >> reporter: alfalfa is california's largest acreage crop and also one of the most water-intensive using about a fifth of the states precious water. >> reporter: despite china's land mass, it has a shortage of water and arable land, so a few years ago chinese dairy producers began buying alfalfa from california and other western states. >> exp

it is easier than we think we have concentrated power and we read the expos say the bookstore is full of them. we live in the golden age of documentary and article expos a with less and less effect on change for two centuries since. one, the concentration of power is ruthlessly efficient in this country. they have taken away the freedom of contract that take away the right even to go to court but the corporation can do that credit card companies and mortgage companies and so one -- so on compulsory arbitration the blocky from your full day in court. it is called for reform. you don't restrict someone to call a reform after of the seventh amendment is still in tact to right of trial by jury and take away the value of your vote by putting the electoral process with huge amounts of money from commercial interest and by restricting competition blocking third parties and independent candidates to harass the petitioners filing frivolous suits somehow i have a little experience with that. [laughter] one seal have access to the regulatory agency and it is hard just to reach a member of congre

the electronic entertainment expo or e-3 kicked off on tuesday.ome 200 related companies took part this year. sony computer entertainment and microsoft, both showcase their new models at that time annual event. at sony's booth many visitors tried out its playstation 4, the new console offers a function that enables users to share the game screen with a number of others over the internet. playstation 4 is scheduled to go on sale for $399 ahead of the year-end holiday shopping season. >> it's significantly better than the playstation 3, and the controls feel really, really good. i really love the controller and the graphics are really amazing. >> microsoft's new machine xbox 1 also attracted attention. the new console is equipped with a function that allows users to control games through gestures or with their voice. microsoft plans to begin sales of the xbox 1 in november at $499. >> the fact you can do multiple things, like they're trying to advertise the all-in-one system. you can do games, movies, skype, everything like that. it's amazing. >> th

the electronic entertainment expo will open in los angeles on tuesday. the play station 4 is scheduled to go on sale for $$399 in the united states in time for the year-end shopping season. it has a touch panel users can operate with fingertips. it's also equipped with the function that enables many others to observe games and progress through the internet with the touch of button. rival microsoft rolled out its new machine xbox 1 on the same day. it would carry a price tag of $499 and go on sale in november. >>> executives at electronics giant hitachi say they've inked a deal. hitachi will deliver trains, tickets machines and signaling systems as part of the $370 million deal. the 19-kilometer railway line will open in hochiminh city. hitachi is also actively pursuing this kind of work elsewhere in the world. it signed a contract last year with the british government to build and maintain 600 train carriages. spokespersons say revenue from overseas projects accounts for 30% of the company's rail business. the plan is to double that over the next three y