former washington governor gary lock served as u.s. ambassador to china under president obama. >> between our two countries every day flow almost $1.5 billion of goods and services, and millions of jobs in america depend on that trade with china. our trade has grown astronomically over the last several years. >> xi is scheduled to give a policy speech, tour a boeing manufacturing plant and have dinner with microsoft's bill gates. they want to assure businesses that they can do business fairly in china. >> obviously a concern is cyber security. the concern of a lack of level playing field for american firms in china. discrimination against foreign firms as well as the lack of a rule of law and inadequate protections of our intellectual property, our trade secrets. >> xi is the fourth consecutive chinese leader to visit the northwest. long time tech writer and colu columnist rie dudley sees it as a stop over. >> they want to encourage entrepreneurs who thrive not only in china but to thrive internationally. what better example than to co

gary locke served as secretary of commerce. >> millions of americans depend on our trade with china. our trade has governor astronomically over the past years. >> assurances that they can do trade in china without undue interference. >> obviously a concern about cyber security and a level playing field for american firms in china, discrimination against foreign firms as well as the lack of a rule of law. and the inadequate protections of our intellectual property our trade secrets. >> xi is the fourth consecutive chinese leader to visit the northwest. long time tech writer bryer dudley. >> they want to encourage companies that not just thrive in china but thrive internationally. look at boeing. >> it will likely be a soft landing in the west before more substantive talks and a harder line back east. >> we are preparing a number of measures that will indicate to the chinese that this is not just a matter of us being mildly upset, but is something that will put significant strains on the bilateral relationship. >> so i think it's a good cop bad cop situation where we can talk good cop

here is gary locke talking about the challenges of engaging with a powerful trading partner like china. >> obviously a big concern about cyber security, the lack of level playing field for american firms in china, discrimination against foreign firms as well as the -- the lack of a rule of law, and inadequate protections of our inth property, our trade secrets. >> reporter: the president is following the example of past chinese leaders. he is the fourth to make a point of putting seattle on the e itinera itinerary. we'll have more tonight about this visit. allen schauffler al jazeera seattle. >>> today we're learning more about a u.s. silt sin who has been in chinese detention for six months. security forces secretly detained the woman in march when she was in southern china for business, but did not formally arrest her for stealing state secrets until sunday. her husband said he kept quiet about the case until now, because he was trying to get her released behind the scenes. >>> david petraeus made a public apology today. >> as such i think it is app ole rate to begin my marks this mo

ambassador to china and governor gary lock talking about the cham lennings of engaging with a powerful trading partner like that. >> obviously, a concern about cyber security. the lack of a level plays field in china. skrilgss again foreign firms as well as the lack of a rule of law and inadequate protections of our intellectual property and trade secrets. >> the president is following the example of past chinese leaders. he's the fourth to make a point of putting seattle on the itinerary. we'll have more tonight on his visit. al jazeera, seattle. >>> we're learning more about a u.s. citizen in chinese detention for six months. security offices secretly det n detained sandy gill yam in march when she was in the southern china -- in southern chinz for business. they didn't formally arrest her for stealing state secrets until sunday. her muss kept the case quite until now because he was trying to get her released behind the scenes. >>> david petraeus made a formal apology this morning since stepping down from head of the cia. >> as such, it's appropriate to give my remarks this morning w

will spend three days in the seattle area meeting with business leaved former washington governor gary lockd as u.s. ambassador to china under president obama. >> between our two countries every day flow almost one and a half billion dollars of goods and services and millions of jobs in america depend on that trade with china. our trade has grown astronomically over the last steve years. >> reporter: xi is scheduled to toure boeing manufacturing plant and have dinner with microsoft's bill gates. american tech firms are looking for some kind of assurances that they can do business fairly in china without undue government interference. >> obviously a big concern about cyber security. obviously a concern about the lack of the level playing field for american firms in china. discrimination against foreign firms. as well as the lack of the rule of law. and inadequate protections of our intellectual property, or trade secrets. >> reporter: xi is the fourth consecutive chinese lead tore visit the northwest, long time tech writer and current seattle times columnist sees the area as a natural stop o

former washington govern gary lock served as u.s.m bass tore to china between president obama. >> between our two countries every day flow almost 1 and a half billion dollars of goods and services and millions of jobs in america depend on that trade with china. our trade has grown astron astronomcally over the last several years. shi is schedule scheduled to tour boeing and have dinner with bill gates. american tech firms are looking for some kind of assurance that they can do business fairly in china without undue government interference. >> obviously, a big concern about cyber security, obviously a concern about the lack of after level maling field for american firms in china, discrimination against foreign firms as well as the lack of a rule of laws and inadequate protection of our intellectual property, our trade secret service. >> shi is the fourth consecutive chinese leader to visit the southwest. see a little times columnist briar dudley sees the area as a national step over. >> they want to the encourage proouningz that thriv

liz: he'll be met by gary locke, the former ambassador to china, former governor, of course, of washingtonhank paulson. they're all going to be there but, again, i think the problem becomes are you hacking our stuff? are you stealing our intellectual property? is that the barrier between president xi and these business people in seattle? >> yeah. if you get an opportunity to put your see you in front of the chinese prime minister, you take it. liz: take it. >> these companies are thinking about their presence in the market, but the reality is the chinese government continues to orchestrate economic espionage against u.s. companies, and that's going to continue to be a major stumbling point in the relationship with the u.s. liz: well, sure. target, home depot, cisco, google,ebay. they've all been hacked. jpmorgan, the list dose on. it'll be very interesting to see. nicholas, thank you so much. we appreciate you being here. >> thank you. liz: he's with the eurasia group. >>> closing bell, we're nine minutes away. as the market debates whether the fed will hike rates next month, fedheads arou

this comes to us from our photographer's camera where jesse gary was locked just a short while ago. is in wynnefield heights. a driver crashed in this area and took out a few utility poles as you can see, that car is off to the side of the road and there are live wires down in the middle of the street. that's why crews are out there to make sure nobody gets near the scene. this is near conshohocken and falls road in wynnefield heights, right underneath the 76 overpass. we'll continue to follow this breaking news story and keep you posted throughout the newscast. ♪ >>> the john coltrane jazz festival brother together music lovers young and old yesterday. it's a chance to wat1 powerhouse performances and family friendly acts honoring coltrane's jazz influence. >>> and a big success, that's what residents, police and bar owners are calling a new program to stop drunk drivers in one burlington county community. from 2009 to 2013 nearly 500 drunk drivers were killed over the labor day holiday. that's why evesham township took an aggressive mission to prevent dui and dui-related fataliti

former washington governor gary lock served at u.n. ambassador to china. >> between our two countries every day flow almost $1.5 billion of goods and services and millions of jobs in america depend on that trade with china. our trade has grown astro mommically over the last several years. >> she is scheduled to give a major policy speech, tour a bowing manufacturing plant and ever dinner with micro soft's bill gates. american tech firms are looking for some kind of assurances that they could do business fairly in china without undue government interference. >> obviously, a big concern about cyber security, obviously a concern about the lack of a level playing field for american firms in china, discrimination against foreign firms, as well as the lack of a rule of law, and inadequate protections of our intellectual property, our trade secrets. >> she is the fourth consecutive chinese leader to visit the northwest. long time tech writer sees the area as a natural stopover. >> they want to encourage entrepreneurs to build companies that t

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gary did. only 10hy is the house days in this month, they've been gone for a month. should lock the men until they do something. richard from south carolina, democrat line. you are next. can you hear me? host: yes, you are on. iller: my main priority is ,ish republicans in congress and boehner, would stop the nonsense about government shutdowns. every time we turn around, they want to do it. they are getting sicker. they think it's a good idea. they must think it's a good idea to collapse the economy and destroy a nation. stopt wish they would acting like a bunch of little five-year-olds out on the playground if they don't get their own way. host: we are asking folks about the top priority for congress. democrats, call (202) 748-8000, republicans, call (202) 748-8001 , independents, call (202) 748-8002. of ang at the possibility shutdown, usa today gives a little bit of historical context saying the normal congressional budget process involves the house and senate passing 12 separate spending bills to various agencies and programs run the government. host: gary from troy, montan

neil: you these players better than i do, but gary kasparov, great global chess player, that putin is chess player himself. playing the game locking the president into a bit after corner here. all right, if you're criticizing me for aligning with iran helping syria, you just scored a deal that helps iran more than i could ever help iran, right? >> right. there is that factor. and, if you look just as far as the chess game goes that putin with, a much weaker hand, sorry to mix metaphors there, goes striding into syria, getting a base on the mediterranean for the first time since the cold war. this is new hybrid warfare putin is so good at. used it in georgia and ukraine. expanding russia's influence at very low cost is what he has done. neil: what happens with all of this? putin called for meeting with the president while they were both in new york for this u.n. general assembly meeting. why do you think he did that? what does he want out of it, outside maybe sanctions rolled back, regarding ukraine issues, other issues, what? >> putin just like other strong men or dictators does need the trappings of statecraft in order to secure

locking myself in the bathroom with the jcpenney catalog. there's already some controversy after the first show tonight. the producers had to scramble to get gary busey a new dance partner after he ate his first one. she's in for a fun few weeks are isn't she? we have a very sacred tradition on this program. the beginning of the every season of "dancing with the stars," i predict who i think will win the coveted mirror ball trophy. before anyone sets foot on the dance floor, i bet $1,000, you can bet on this stuff, on the "dancing" celebrity i believe has it. i picked the winner 8 of 15 times. before the season even started. can you imagine if i did this in football? imagine picking the winner of the super bowl viii of8 of 15 times before the nfl season starts? i'd be like -- i'd be heterosexual if i did that. so this afternoon i wrote the name of a dancer on a piece of paper. i folded that piece of paper up. i put it inside a tiny briefcase which i placed inside my security guard guillermo's mouth. guillermo, is the tiny briefcase safely tucked away? >> guillermo: uh-huh! >> jimmy: no one has in any way altered or touched this briefcase, corre

locked and everything inside becomes his property. lemonis: black rock's situation looks really bad, and they've pretty much given up on honoring their financial obligations. secondly, garys to expand his business in the prepared-foods market. so i'm looking to come up with a solution that not only gets gary his restaurant back, but lets black rock off the hook. nelson: gary. how's it going? lemonis: how you doing, sir? i'm marcus. joe: marcus. joe. nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you, joe. right now, the business is struggling. you're a few months in, and you're already $15,000 behind. joe: i understand -- i mean, i have other business interests, as well, so it's kind of tough. lemonis: you have $75,000 on the hook, and you have a lease. do you have the money to take care of this guarantee? joe: i could pay it, but it's a question of "do i want to go into my retirement account and start liquidating?" lemonis: and honestly, i don't want you to do that. and so we're giving you a lifeline. we're suggesting that, for a very nominal amount, your personal guarantee is gone, all the liability would go away. yes, you would take your losses on everything you've put in th

locks onto an american jet? what is going to happen? right now because yes they have her number. we put out memos. garyays implicitly at the end of the day we have no historical show in our actions. and what are we doing. this has the ability to be a foreign-policy and national security catastrophe. neil: do you get a sense feels he has a diplomatic edge here? >> the white house insists that is not going to be up on the table for discussion. they are only going to talk about ukraine and enforcing the peace accord terms. the white house doesn't want to talk about isis, doesn't want to talk about the military buildup in syria and a single issue here. we will not see much progress or much action on syria coming out of this either way. i believe we should police the issue of the larger framework and hold them accountable for other behavior. this is the way the administration is going about it. we are talking about the syria incursion perhaps by the president and putin will talk about it next week at the u.n. neil: thank you, guys, all of you. appreciate your patience with the breaking news development. wha

your bike on the bridge -- >> and jesse gary spoke to somebody who was riding his bike, but -- >> you can't take it onto the parkway. >> you have to find a place to lockmewhere that's outside of a magnetometer area. >> if you've been seeing all of these pictures yesterday and this morning and you're saying, i wasn't going to but i think i can make it into the city however and try to get a position that you might be able to catch a glimpse of the pope, you know, you should check your nbc 10 app to make sure that you don't take anything that will be rejected or that will keep you from getting past the security. >> on the right-hand side you see the philadelphian and other several high rise apartments and i've gotten word from people who live there that they've been visited just -- >> i'm sure. >> the people who have the cal bonnies h -- balconies have been visited to let them know what the rules are. the government in the form of the federal agencies knocked on doors. >> roads there are packed. you see on the right-hand side there's a baseball field, two jumbo trons and some tends. >> in the crowds right in front of the stage, nbc 10's katy zachry, she'