>> reporter: hu jintao wants to strengthen economic relations with russia. china's economy is slowing down, due to europe's credit crisis. russia's far east has great potential, both as a supplier of natural resources to chinese businesses, and as a market for their products. chinese officials underscored the need to cooperate with russia. >> translator: russia has accelerated development in the far east and eastern siberia. this development could also benefit neighboring nations, including china. >> reporter: i have attended several press briefings held by apec's delegations. many speak of the need to strengthen trade relations with china. the influence of chinese economy in the region is growing tremendously. this includes the border area between china and russia. suifenhe is a small town on china's border with russia. there are signs in russian everywhere, and the streets are so full of russian people, it looks as if it could be in russia. every year around 500,000 people visit from across the border, five times the town's population. most of them are fro

now of course they're going to put in is going to meet with the chinese president hu jintao just later today in fact both men are sort of the focal focal groups. off the summit least for today the first leaders the first day off the leaders met so we can expect both of them to deliver to deliver a keynote address as it was and is going to deliver his address later in the day and hu jintao may deliver his tomorrow. but all right as we can see there is a whole variety of issues to be discussed they are not just economy but politics as well it's also high on the agenda of data stan is a major concern now for countries in the region so what is president potence take on the issue. well of course galveston is remaining to be one of the most volatile hot spots on the map if you look at the global if you look at it in the global sense of course we're still have taliban in full effect unfortunately in the country there is not really so much about the not so much of a war but again a very on easy situation in afghanistan and one of the primary concerns for russia is of course the drug traffickin

hu told brian it's time to come back. brian is one of the first people in the world to receive this. it's called till with den dritic sells. dr. hu takes cells called t-cells. t-cells can attack cancer. dr. wu nurture those cells, then grows other cells, cell which acts as a vaccine. it helps t-cells in breen's body. he'll infuse those cells into brian. in effect it's an anti-cancer smart bomb. >> you've had other patients gou three this. it's brand new. how have some of those patients done? >> well, our response rate is between 40% to 50% which is very high for metastatic advanced melanoma. some have done very well. over two to three years without any sign of disease. >> remember, most of these patients would ore wise die in eight months. if it keeps going well, dr. hwu hopes to keep doing it. >> if we do this right hopefully dying of cancer will be related to patients dying of pneumonia. but if someone dies from pneumonia, people say, hey, that's unusual. to get there, someone has to pave the way. now they've been getti

chinese president hu jintao said that right now the global economy has reached a critical point and in order to ensure stability and prosperity china is ready to take on that role of the power locomotive to pull the world the global economy out of this crisis so it's really no surprise that russia is looking increasingly more and more towards its close neighbor and the moscow and beijing seem to agree on the lot of matters and not just in matters concerning the economy but also concerning politics as well and now of course russia has a lot to offer to china and china is ready and willing to receive whatever russia has to offer of course we can expect the united states to be somewhat worried about china which it probably sees as its main rival as some have suggested but of course the united states to a geisha is here right now u.s. secretary of state has met with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov bright and early this morning they were discussing again not just economic matters a but political as well you have to understand that apec summit increasingly becomes not just a financial

>> i do welcome the investment by hu-wei and met with the chairman on downing street. i'm afraid to say some of the jobs will be created i hope in banbury next to my constituency but with bandwidth of this scale, i'm sure there will be other opportunities. they're coming here not for the weather but because we've got highly trained engineers, excellent universities, leading role in the telecoms and mobile industries and they think this is a government open for business. >> jim dowd. >> thank you very much in, indeed, mr. speaker. can i ask the prime minister to explain why in the previous parliament members of either house who were shown to have deliberately abused the expense system were quite rightly forced to face the full rigor of the law, but why is it, in this parliament, the same probe in dishonesty result it is in restoration of ministerial office and a feet at the cabinet favor? >> i think if the honorable gentleman is referring to my right honorable friend, the minister, who is attending cabinet and minister of state in the department of education, he made ve

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instance, in guatemala, we have very cold winters and we're looking toward the technology people from hund that our kids can stay warm with insulation and stay warm in our schools. >> take the tradition you have and combine that with new ideas. >> i was totally kbrisd to visit people from india. because they have a completely different condition, so it's important to develop the constructing system. >> people are really catching on to the idea. projects are growing in he will salvad salvador, guyana. >> it's very important that people pitch in with new ideas to make it easier to adapt to different situations, that we are the part of the solution and not the part of the problem anymore. >> susanne was in prison in east germany, and i believe susanne was tortured. this country was built by working people. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, s

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. >> rose: one of the things people are asking in china is how is he different than hu jintao who was an engineer, not a princeling, worked his way up. xi jinping is a princeling but they say they are dramatically different. it may simply be a new generation or it may be more. or they came to power at a different time and therefore they're shaped by their own evolution? >> a lot of anticipation. you know, i think there's a feeling that hu jintao, when jaw bow administration really ran out of gas. but china's been led by a man for ten years now, i don't think he's ever given an interview. we know so little about this man. and to double down on the seriousness of that, we know so little about xi jinping, the man coming in. >> rose: (laughs) including where he's ban the last two weeks. >> i was there when he went missing. as i wrote at the time, i think he was hiding under his bed because it was so scary. >> rose: they're saying he was in a sporting accident, i've heard. >> i've heard everything, that he was attacked, that he had a heart attack, a back ache, a back strain. i've heard eve

a, henry hu milo lounge, 1706 post, a place of entertainment, and maybe we can discuss this before we approve this. i know they had a laundry list of things we were supposed to accomplish before we decide this. >> this item is continued from the july 24, 2012, meeting. the purpose was to allow the application to complete additional outreach and to pay citations. citations have been paid. they have conducted at least one cultural orientation in japantown. i do believe the first set of proposed conditions you received several weeks ago when they first appeared were when concerns were at their highest and they were recommending denial, but since then, the applicant and the northern station has come to an agreement. now they are recommending approval. i will let them speak. >> gentleman? >> at the last hearing you requested three items. the first is the ticket. we take care of that. the second is security. we of state security -- we updat -- upped security for the weekend. good second is the bartender, and third thing is we have a meeting, so we showed them the venue. we took them to the

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still, chinese leader hu jintao attended the ceremony. this year the two sides couldn't overcome their differences over the islands. protesters across china have shown how they feel about the senkaku over the past two weeks, and the government leaders could have come under more criticism if they had allowed the ceremony to go ahead. members of the communist party would hold their national congress later this year. they gather only once every five years. and the political analysts say chinese leaders could have jeopardized their standing in the party if they had attended the anniversary ceremony. >> translator: japan hurt our feelings by nationalizing the islands. the chinese government made the correct decision. >> translator: both countries are responding too harshly. they need to be more level-headed. >> reporter: chinese media say organizers will hold ceremonial events at an appropriate time. their report did not say those events had been canceled. the media say china's stance on building friendship with japan is unchanged. however, th

>> well, two things, neil, clearly true with regard to hu housing, when things get better, we feel betterere with autos, but feels good when there's progress and the stock market was also doing well, that makes-- >> better might be good enough for the president, right? if you feel better. you know these aren't good numbers, they're better numbers and you argue that better might be enough to bet him reelected. >> yes, and the ceo's might be bothering not the 18 other things that you-- they don't worry about taxes or anything like that, they don't worry about regulations and i talk to ceo's every day, they worry about taxes, regulation, they worry about central planning from a bunch of guys who quite frankly don't know how to do central planning very well. they do worry about that and that's why mitt romney-- they're really worried aut the fiscal cliff. >> and living they're worried about everything. >> they've had for three years, but i do want to say going to the consumers as you mentioned-- savings have gone down dramatically. and people are living for now in the moment and said forget a

there is unlovely actor named -- a lovely actor named chen hu, tiger chen. >> all you have to do is sitkong food film. that is it. kung fu film with keanu reeves. glad to have you on this program. that is our show for this time. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. conversation with former secretary of state colin powell, on his book "it works for me." that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. thank you.

vice president xi jinping is slated to succeed hu jintao and assume top post of the communist party. analysts are focusing on the appointments and policy decisions that are made under the new leadership. >>> people in northern japan watched work come to a halt on a nuclear plant there following lasts year's accident at fukushima daiichi. but they could soon see construction crews get back to it. it would be the first time since march 2011 this kind of work has resumed. crews with electric power development company or j-power started building the plant in 2008. it's located in the town of ohma in aomori prefecture. engineers expected to start operating the facility in november 2014. but no work has gone on for the past year and a half. j-power executives decided earlier this month to resume construction after government leaders approved japan's new energy policy. the policy allows work to continue on plants already under construction while at the same time encourages japanese to end their reliance on nuclear power by the 2030s. the industry minister visited aomori prefecture two weeks

that's where we found charlie hu huffnagle. he's been camping out since monday morning, he's making 1500 $by doing it. thanks to task rabbit. >> it's a website and mobil app. where you can outsource every day jobs to people in your neighborhood. >> they want to have the top camping equipment. i said i'd do it for 1500. >> there you go. have tent get iphone. apple stores all over the bay area will open tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. apple tells us they've already sold some 2 million of the latest iphones in preorders online. they expect to do a lot more business even starting tomorrow morning when the stores open. by the way, task rabbit says the iphone 5 launch the biggest thing to hit its website since it went into business. nbc bay area news. >> scott could have the task rabbit do his report for him tonight. >> we should try it, i wonder how much that would cost. he does a very good job. >>> she saved prisoners from certain death. >>> brand new information about the president's visit to the bay area. find out why this might be

>> reporter: hu jintao wants to strengthen economic relations with russia. china's economy is slowing down due to europe's credit crisis. russia's far east has great potential, both as a supplier of natural resources to chinese businesses, and as a market for their products. chinese officials underscored the need to cooperate with russia. >> translator: russia has accelerated development in the far east and eastern siberia. this development could also benefit neighboring nations, including china. >> reporter: i have attended several press briefings held by apec's delegations. many speak of the need to strengthen trade relations with china. the influence of chinese economy in the region is growing tremendously. this includes the border area between china and russia. suifenhe is a small town on china's border with russia. there are signs in russian everywhere, and the streets are so full of russian people, it looks as if it could be in russia. every year around 500,000 people visit from across the border, five times the town's population. most of them are from

president hu jintao, when gentleman boo and others attend the event. the aircraft carrier is named "lianang." they bought it from the ukraine 14 years ago it has been refurbished and had navigation trials last year. wen said commissioning the aircraft car an important step to modernizing the nave and i have enhancing the country's overall strength. observers stay is likely to increase regional concern over china's naval capability. >>> people at the bank of japan are busy crunching you the numbers for a business survey. yuko fusion she ma joins us. how is it look? >> the central bank won't release their survey until next week but analysts are already forecasting -- coming out with their forecast and business sentiment among major japanese manufacturers is expected to worsen due to the fact of a global economic slow down. 13 private institutes gave their forecast ahead of the bank of japan's quarterly survey to be released on october 1st. all 13 institutes forecast a decline in sentiment compared to the survey conducted three months ago. their predictio

vice president xi jinping is slated to succeed hu jintao and assume the top post of general secretary of the communist party. analysts are focusing on the appointments and policy decisions that are made under the new leadership. >>> people in northern japan watched work come to a halt on a nuclear plant there following lasts year's accident at fukushima daiichi. but they could soon see construction crews get back to it. it would be the first time since march 2011 this kind of work has resumed. crews with electric power development company, or j-power, started building the plant in 2008. it's located in the town of ohma in aomori prefecture. engineers expected to start operating the facility in november 2014. but no work has gone on for the past year and a half. j-power executives decided earlier this month to resume construction after government leaders approved japan's new energy policy. the policy allows work to continue on plants already under construction while at the same time encourages japanese to end their reliance on nuclear power by the 2030s. industry minister yukio edano v

> secretary of state clinton was in beijing earlier this morning, meeting with chin needs president hu jintao. >> interesting. the first convention she has missed since 1968. she's been in the game a long time. >>> back here at home, the remnants of isaac are leaving much of the east coast sopping wet for the second-straight day. soaking downpours swept in yesterday, triggering flooding and stranding cars down from vermont to virginia. the storm triggered an apparent tornado in bell mar, new jersey. the winds toppled trees and power lines. thankfully, no one was hurt. >>> and tropical storm leslie is on a slow approach to bermuda, stirring up 65-mile-per-hour winds. it's now on track to hit the island sunday morning as a cat 2 hurricane. it's too early to tell if leslie will hit new england, though. it will kick up rough surf along much of the east coast. tropical storm michael has formed out in the atlantic. september, a busy month of storm season. >>> in southern california, a stubborn wildfire that forced thousands of people to evacuate, is still blazing through angeles national for

so let's not get too rosy-hued about this place. it's still gritty. it's a gritty town.ollowing the conversion to containerize shipping, the labor force in working-class towns like bootle have fallen on hard times. hopes abound that downtown liverpool can make the transition from an industrial revolution seaport to a center of the information revolution and the service economy. in the subregion of western europe, the tiny country of the netherlands feels intense pressures from opposing geographic forces. here is one of the densest populations on earth, a vital urban center at the edge of europe's heartland. yet very nearby, agriculture is a key part of the netherlands' history and economy. it now struggles to preserve its remaining open spaces. but transportation and communications are also central to its past and an integrated european future. this is a story about trying to balance these sometimes opposite forces. in dutch, holland means "hollow land." you can see its essential character in this false-color satelle photraph. the long, green, rectangular plots are farms