almost weekly for any activities coming up in the area. >>> to get more information about the israel chinaestival. >>> just to ship to go the israel consonant san francisco comes right up throwing toward israel china festival page where were going to be showing israeli films with chinese subtitles of the exhibitions of translated literature photographic exhibitions primarily in chinatown but also other places in san francisco. this excellent selection in the sentences could jewish some possible at the end of july will have a least 10 israeli films. >>> just a few moments left but that two of you in some ways represent a threat of the diversity and is re of your american a born hakeem to israel and year is really born in lebanon and california. and you came from american orthodox religious background and i'm just wondering if the to of you could talk a little bit more about yourselves little more personally to give a taste of what an israeli profile really is. >>> first of all this route is open for visits by everyone but primarily to young american jews who are in the audience. it's the mo

the israel gardens look this up and run a minimalist to be updated almost weekly with any activities that are coming up in the area. it's wonderful. and to get more information but the israeli china festival. greta just to chicago the israel consulate in san to discount comes right up. clinton is real cuts cultural trend festival page or going to be sure in israeli films with chinese subtitles the great theater in chinatown and the will be exhibitions of translated literature for a graphic having to with applications primarily in chinatown but also other places in san francisco. and there's so it's excellent is really selection that freeman at the end of july will have as least 10 israeli films. >>> just a few minutes left and to review and summarize represented a threat to the diversity of that is really life and you are american born in canton israel and your is really born in still live in israel. and this morning if it to you could come talk more about yourself a little more personally till the tisza in what israeli profile releases. >>> of a sale like this is real is first open for visits by everyone but primarily to young american jews in the audience is real is the most ex

we have to outsource jobs to other countries, india, china, israel, which is unacceptable. we do not have family housing because where i live in the golden gateway center it is filled with corporations and hotels. where are the laws that prevent that? this was originally a project that said it was the middle class people, however they get around to passthroughs and electrical, anything. anything the land board wants, they pass through. electrical was supposed to be included? forget it. i learned that a contract is valid in business school, but it is not in this city. city fathers say it does not matter if you have a contract or not. muni, the number one thing i told them at the meeting when ed first came aboard, you have got to get rid of cars off the street. it is not a matter of lanes, it is a matter of cars. portland, oregon has it, and we are behind the wheel, asleep. that is the way to move. commissions, we have more than enough people on the commission. you want to cut that, mayor. instead of seven, it should be five. this is all in access and that is my best advice i

it has been to meet -- been with me to israel, india, and china. get a warm welcome to the makers welcomedodo case. [applause] congratulations. >> i want to say a big thank you to sf made and everyone here. this is a really great honor for a young business and it means a tremendous amount to us. our colleague mark manning could not be here tonight because he is traveling internationally, but we are trying to spread the word for dodo case in those manufacturing markets. thank you very much. [applause] >> congratulations. our next award is the sf made founders award, approved -- presented by the sf made founder, marked right. -- mark dwight. >> thank you for coming out tonight. this is really amazing. i created this concept almost 10 years ago now, and i used it in my realm business and it was not until about three years ago that we formalize it appeared and it has come to this. it is really gratifying for me. my oldest son is here to watch his dad in action. that is pretty cool. there is my son, spencer. it is my privilege as the founder of sf made

the exceptions are israel and great britain. china has come up a lot. russia has come up a lot. mitt romney has for some reason decided to declare russia the number one strategic threat to the united states. that sounds very yesteryear i must say. we will have other panels talk about russia but i don't think anyone will buy on to that proposition and as for china, we all know that china is an easy target in some ways, but we have already mentioned people -- the wise heads of the republican party. i can assure you just read henry kissinger's latest book on china and candidate mitt romney will get a lot of advice between now and when it gets anywhere near the convention not to mention the white house to go easy on china. one reason i am puzzled by it is that will not win an election. it is the economy. >> you want to pick up on this? >> there are a lot of things about the nature of the challenge that we face. i start with the point that the economy is more dependent on the global economy than in the past and the collective action challenge homi talked about is real. i differ when

six months a to go so anything can happen, and the debates we are having, iran, israel, how to deal with democracy and china, and should the u.n. continue to exist. should we follow john bolton and a couple stories off that. and this is where we have the intent to do that, and you heard carrie talk about principles and reforms, but we are not there yet. we are not there yet for a couple of reasons. and one is -- this is when i say obnoxious you can tell i am not in the military complex, and we have an aid industrial complex. this is not a bad thing necessarily, because you want to have experience and you want to have institutional memory over time, but we have a whole lot of groups in and out of government that are very invested in things going on the way they have always gone on. and it's been hard to go to the community and say we know you are constantly terrified about senator x slashing your budget by 25%, but you have to change in the fundamental ways. we have missed those opportunities time and again and we have to be honest with ourselves. at the same time, and carrie referenced this quite specifical

two exceptions are israel and great britain. and, of course, china has come up a lot. russia has come up a lot. governor romney has for some reason decided to declare that russia, i think, is the number one strategic threat to the united states. that sounds very yesteryear, i must say. we'll have other panelists in this room about russia, but i don't think anybody is going to buy on to that proposition. as for china, we all know that china is an easy target in some ways. but we've already mentioned the people who are, you know -- the wise heads of the republican party. and i can assure you, all you have to do is read henry kissing kissinger's latest book on china. and candidate romney is going to get a lot of advice between now and when he gets anywhere near the convention, not to mention the white house, to go easy on china bashing. and that's not what's going to win the election. it's the economy. >> do you want to pick up on this? >> well, i think just -- there are a lot of things that homi said i agree with about the nature of the challenge that we face. and i star

two exceptions are israel and great britain. and, of course, china has come up a lot. russia has come up a lot. for some reason has declared that russia is the number one st strategic threat to the united states. that sound very yesteryear, i will say. we will have other panelists in the room about russia. i don't think anybody is going to lie under that proposition. and as for choiina. we all know china is an easy target in some ways. but we have mentioned the people who are -- you know, the wise heads of the republican party. and i can assure you -- all you have to do is read henry kissing kissinger's latist boest book. candidate romney is going to get a lot of advice to go easy on china bashing. the one reason i am puzzled by it, that's not what is going to win an election. it is the economy. >> bruce, did you want to pick up on this? >> i think just -- there are a lot of things that he said that i agree with about nate chthe nf the challenge. our economy is much more depend en ent on the global economy. i look back at successive administrations. a clear pattern, re

the two exceptions are israel and great britain. china has, ala. -- come up a lot. russia has camelot. -- has come up a lot. governor romney has decided to declare that russia is the number one strategic threat to the united states. that sounds very yesteryear. we will bother to check panels about russia but i don't anybody will latch on to that proposition. as for china, we all know that china is an easy target in some ways but we have already mentioned the people, the wise heads of the republican party, and i can assure you that you could read and a kissinger's latest book on china and candidate romney will get a lot of advice between now and the vietnam were merely conventional the white house to go easy on china. that is not was going to win an election, it is the economy. >> do you want to pick up on this? >> they're a lot things i agree with this for the nature of the challenge. our economy is more dependent in the global economy and the collective action challenge that himey talked about was real. where i differ, democrats or run against republicans and said

israel. teams from around the world took part in boats built in china. >>> four penguins are calling a zoo in california their new home. the group was rescued in brazil last year after wandering away from the coast of argentina and chile in search of food. they ended up stranded on the beaches of rio de janeiro. where they were found and airlifted to the u.s. the lucky group joined nine other penguins from zoos across the state at a new exhibit. >>> and, finally, couples in china took the plunge into marriage literally. newlyweds scrapped the traditional nuptial ceremonies to tie the knot along the crustaceans, sealing the deal several feet underwater at a marine park. takie ing dive in scuba gear ma the first kiss a little more difficult, many went for the first hug to celebrate the scene. the chest pump. nice way to start things off. >> would you ever? >> absolutely not. i just think that -- girls get freaked out about the rain and screwing up their hair. can you imagine -- >> she doesn't have to worry about any of that. >> look like a drowned rat. >> a drowned rat? >> hopefully -- >> reall

israel's per capita gdp rivals italy's now. it is behind only the united states and chinamber of companies listed on the nasdaq stock exchange. militarily israel is the region's super power. with an armed force that could easily defeat any of its neighbors. it also has one of the world's largest nuclear arsenals estimated at more than 200 missiles. at home the wall along the west bank has essentially solved the problem of palestinian suicide bombing, rendering israel safer than at any point in its history. now while iran does pose a threat, a former army chief, the head of the kadima party and now the incoming vice prime minister of israel has said that the far greater threat than iran is the danger that israel does not solve the palestinian problem and becomes a binational state. in this book the crisis of zionism, the -- there's a distinction between the ethic of weakness and power. if you see yourself as weak, besieged by the world and as a victim you will embrace any policy that allows you to survive regardless of its impact on others. on the other hand, an ethic of po

israel is accused of ethnic cleansing as it knocks down palestinian homes it says were built illegally. as china's economy continues to thrive, so does the building boom. cities such as beijing are attracting the world top architects. some believe china is sacrificing too much of its heritage. from beijing, this report. >> china's cities are constantly changing. as the economy has boomed, the skylines absorbed. beijing is at the cutting edge of architecture. this is the capital. a futuristic office building symbolizing the new. in the last 10 years, more than half of beijing's old neighborhoods have been demolished. to make way for office buildings, shopping malls, and apartments. this is the battleground for china's development. in the last decade, the cities have been transformed people are saying more must be done to protect the country's past. this is the latest slated for demolition. he spent the last decade documenting the destruction of old beijing. >> beijing is losing siits soul. it was a city of history and we now have no culture left. >> there are pockets of preservation. this tradition

israel is accused of ethnic cleansing as it knocks down palestinian homes and businesses that they say were built illegally. as china's economy continues to thrive, so does the building boom. cities such as beijing are now attracting the top architects. some believe china is sacrificing too much of its heritage. we have a report. >> chinese cities are constantly changing. as this economy has boomed, its guidelines have -- its skylines have soared. here is the latest offering, a futuristic offers -- office building symbolizing the new beijing. more than half of the old beijing neighborhoods have been demolished to make way for office buildings, shopping malls, and apartment blocks. this is the battleground for china, and in the last decade, the cities have been transformed all in the name of modernization, but now, people are saying that more must be done to protect the country's past. this is the latest areas slated for demolition. -- area slated for demolition. this man has documented the destruction of all the beijing. >> beijing is losing its soul. this was a city of history. we will have no culture left. >> but th

now nook industry has major customers in places like china and south cree and israel because of export-import bank support. exporting is tough for small businesses. large businesses need this less than the small company that manufactures things. less than 1% of the nation's nearly 26 million small businesses export their spructs pructs. imagine if we can increase that only a little bit in percentage terms. one of the most important resources to help small and medium sized businesses especially those who make things boost their imports -- their exports is the export-import bank. that's why the ohio manufacturers' association strongly supports its reauthorization. as they said, the export-import bank is the only tool american manufacturers have to recount counter the huge sums of export financing many hundreds of billions of dollars that other companies -- other countries and other governments provide their exporters. tom buffen burger from the international association of machinists told the banking committee last month american workers' families struggle in today's difficult economy, have lit

syria and what's happening right now between israel and react so both countries benefits from each other i would say if you would say it's more than seventy china because you could argue that russia the russian economy is self-sufficient where china very much is its economic growth it's very much dependent on global stability and global economic growth you could argue that after the fall of the berlin wall the united states start to attain this . proportionate and really unreasonable and ultimately unsustainable amount of wealth and power and now what we're seeing basically is that we don't see where russia china and the brics countries rising in influence and i think that's the way it ought to be for too long we've been to you to pull the world and that has created a lot of issues and we're still going towards a world which i think is all to me more reasonable and more sustainable. are poorly behaved football fans kick off the frost now the world cup at that is they were clashing with police and punished capital overnight thousands poured into the streets celebrating athletico madrid's victory in the europa league final of violence erupted in

five the you nighted states, the soviet union, the united kingdom, france and china, phaoul, then the weapons spread to israel, pakistan and india, and now to north korea for certain and possibly iran around the corner, and that's what's got the europeans and the united states so concerned. that unpredictable irrational states would use those weapons for political reasons for destruction, their unpredictability. thus some of the shields we have in the pacific after the west coast of the united states. the russians don't like it and they are reacting to it. shannon: they are saying that these threats you're talking about, worries about other nuclear states, that it's over blown, it's not a legitimate threat and in some way the shield is going to be used against them. these what they are saying publicly. is that a rational thought? >> here is where the russians are coming from as best as we can tell. number one their conventional military is in terrible shape. they are a mere shadow of their former self, and putin and his predecessor are trying to rebuild it. the security of russia depends on their nuclear dete

the two exceptions are israel and great britain. china has, ala. russia has camelot. governor romney has decided to declare that russia is the number one strategic threat to the united states. that sounds very yesteryear. we will bother to check panels about russia but i don't anybody will latch on to that proposition. as for china, we all know that china is an easy target in some ways but we have already mentioned the people, the wise heads of the republican party, and i can assure you that you could read and a kissinger's latest book on china and candidate romney will get a lot of advice between now and the vietnam were merely conventional the white house to go easy on china. that is not was going to win an election, it is the economy. >> do you want to pick up on this? they're a lot things i agree with this for the nature of the challenge. our economy is more dependent in the global economy and the collective action challenge that himey talked about was real. democrats or run against republicans and said they will work with in the mainstream and i try that and it f

israel is on the defensive as it on its northern and southern borders all the details in just a few moments. straight to china to kick off the r.t. world update for us now and chinese lawyer and activist chen guangcheng has left the u.s. embassy in beijing for medical treatment and to be reunited with his family he fled house arrest last week and was under u.s. protection for which china is demanding an apology before fleeing china was being punished for exposing alleged abuses in official chinese family planning policies such as forced abortions the move comes as u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton visits beijing for high level strategic and economic talks. at least twelve syrian troops have died in clashes with the rebel fighters unconfirmed reports say five people have also been killed by government forces fighting continues despite the extended presence of u.n. observers in the country to monitor mission it claims the cease fire in place for three weeks now has been violated by both sides in the conflict syria has seen a number of bomb blasts in recent days further undermine the u.s. backed peace plan

what's happening right now between israel and riyadh so both countries benefit from each other i would say if you would say it's more than what was said but it's certainly china because you could argue that russia the russian economy is self-sufficient where china very much is its economic growth it's very much dependent on global stability and global economic growth you could argue that after the fall of the berlin wall the united states started to retain just. proportionate and really under reasonable and ultimately unsustainable amount of wealth and power and now what we're seeing basically is that we don't see where russia china and the brics countries rising in influence and i think that's the way it ought to be for too long we've been you to pull the world and that has created a lot of issues and we're going towards a world which i think is all to me more reasonable and more sustainable. we'll get the business news with daniel shortly but for now and more than two point five million houses in the united states have been repossessed by banks since the economic crisis struck struck the country but the impact isn't only financial many forced out of their h

what's happening right now between israel and riyadh so both countries benefits from each other i would say if you were to say who but it's more simple was to go to china because you could argue that russia the russian economy is so sufficient where china very much is its economic growth it's very much dependent on global stability and global economic growth and it imports raw commodities from around the world and export just meant that your goods store china stands to benefit greatly from a peaceful resolution to your global. crises all right well russia's visit to china comes hot on the heels of hillary clinton's visit there as well. hillary clinton is trying to drum up support for its policies on north korea and iran so what do you read into this visit i mean does the u.s. fear in other words it's losing its dominance globally. well i mean you could argue that after the fall of the berlin wall the united states started to retain this. portion it really under reasonable and ultimately unsustainable amount of global wealth and power and now what we're seeing basically is that we don't see where russia china and the brics countries are slowly rising in

happening right now between israel and riyadh so both countries benefit from each other i would say if you were to say who benefits more from what was said but it's certainly china because you could argue that russia the russian economy is self-sufficient whereas china very much is it its economic growth it's very much dependent on global stability and global economic growth you could argue that after the fall of the berlin wall the united states start to attain just. proportionate and really a new reasonable and ultimately unsustainable amount of global wealth and an hour and now what we're seeing basically is a rebalancing where russia china and the brics countries are still rising in influence and i think that's the way it ought to be for too long we've been you are going to pull the world and that has great a lot of issues and we're slowly moving towards a world which i think is all to me more reasonable and more sustainable. well opposition rallies are continuing into their fourth day in moscow with around one hundred people spending the night in one of the parks in the city center being unsanctioned most of the protests have been dispersed while several hu

happening right now between israel and riyadh so both countries benefits from each other i would say if you were to say it's more than what was said but it's certainly china because you could argue that russia the russian economy is self-sufficient where china very much is it it's economic growth it's very much dependent on global stability and global economic growth you could argue that after the fall of the berlin wall the united states start to retain. just proportionate and really under reasonable and ultimately unsustainable amount of global wealth and power and now what we're seeing basically is that we don't see where russia china and the brics countries are still a rising influence and i think that's the way it ought to be for too long we've been a huge you know polar world and that has great a lot of issues and we're still going towards a world which i think it's all to me more reasonable and more sustainable. and you can go deeper into our stores at our tea dot com so online you can find out how your brains jail the expert here is no longer on hunger strike has been moved from prison to spittle after ending her nineteen day protest after claims