[laughter] john dawson, thank you. we hope you keep watching. some other stories we are following, china is preparing more help for the banks. the pboc is said to be planning a $32 billion injection for midsize banks. month, the central bank pumped $82 billion into china's five biggest lenders. chinese censors have shut on a local website owned by the country's third richest man. a notice posted on a government news real says the website will be closed for seven days because of lack of control of content and spreading vicious and harmful information. the website provides local news to 15 million people in the northern province of china. narendra modi has taken his boldest economic reform, overhauling the country's fuel pricing system. it is part of his pledge to revive the economy and attract foreign investment. he has raised tariffs on natural gas. the move comes as his party polled strongly in state elections. hasn's first passenger jet made its official debut four years late. the mitsubishi aircraft rolled the jets in front of 500 guests. wil

i am john dawson, and we are "on the move." ♪ campaign concession.ocracy protesters allowed access to government buildings. force of nature, tokyo is battered by 200 kilometer per hour wind. samsung reading sprint faces what is being called an ugly quarter. now, tokyo is being battered by a powerful typhoon with torrential rains and 200 kilometer per hour wind. we have the latest. what is it like outside this morning? >> well, it is pretty ugly out there. i had a tough time getting in. i broke out the rain boots. it is windy. my umbrella got blown inside out. and my train was late today. some trains or lines are operating. >> and how is it affecting business so far? >> well, in one prefecture, which is pretty close to where the storm made landfall today, ,oyota has suspended operations and they are still deciding what to do. operations byyed a few hours at uw of their factories. there are hundreds of flight cancellations throughout the entry, both from the two main japan carriers, including jal, a nd for jal, some of the cancellations were for intern

joining me is john dawson and andy shay. top story has been indonesia. we would like to take you to live pictures now. resident. the seventh he is in front of the indonesian people and various dignitaries. tony abbott is there and john kerry. he has a lot to do. he has slowing growth and a creaking health-care system. other things, as well. that is the challenge. >> that is the challenge. the gdp, is it enough? can they create the kind of jobs for the indonesians who join the workforce? does the challenges. andhey have a tough job adjustment. and are in for a tough time indonesia needs to build infrastructure. they have not been able to do that. they have not done a good job on the competitiveness issue. i hope they can deal with that. >> that is happening right now and, indonesia has had a real problem with infrastructure. certainly not a problem that china has. >> they have overcapacity. >> they made it into a supertanker. everything. the economic adjustment is very different. >> they have in making more and building more. >> this is the communist part

we have about five minutes of shanghai.d the here is john dawson. excuse me.cross the board, a rally. example, the asian stocks index is about -- is down about 11%. the nikkei is down 10%. it's high was september. way above every single one. wonder kleiner. -- one decline or. rebound. is about a not for me to call. upna opening the higher, 0.3%. one a decline in hong kong. china overseas lens and resources. market,ross this asian you see significant gainers. if addition you quickly, the nikkei. is above the 15,000 technical level. it has recaptured all of the declines over the past week. >> john, thank you for that. we are keeping an eye on the most powerful people in china because they are meeting this week. he is expected to use fourth plenum to strengthen the power of will at a cut down on corruption. 1989 that the communist party has been in such a state of flux. its rural is not really a question but to the rule of law within its. here is the leadership compound where subsequent leaders spend a lot of time. ise of the fourth plenum, not open to the public

let us go to john dawson. he is in hong kong. we have a bit of a delay. a major change here.would you expect to hear from the government as you go into tuesday morning? interesting tom -- interesting, tom. government workers are back to work. protests.f it is back to work for the workers, back to school for the students. the students have not left the area. friday the students insisted that the leader resign. a bit of a stalemate going on. i will tell you one thing. a very peaceful protest. overall, the complaints against police -- 275. that is pretty good when you consider a week or more of protests. retailers are having a golden week right now. they are getting a little more vocal behind me right there. shops were closed, and for rent,ers paying a large that has a big impact. >> john dawson, thank you. wide series of headlines, including, olivia, the chairman and ceo announcements for these two new companies. there is some criticism over the weekend of that. meg whitman to be president and chief executive officer of hewlett-packard enterprise, and i believe she is -- >> whi

." >> i'm john dawson. across asia, the u.s. also had the best in two years. a foundation with some very different sectors. more on that later on in the show. a five taiwan and china is down, part of the connect delay. see, it is driving that higher. new zealand is closed for labor day. one of the best performers of the day from australia. and we see the bank of japan meeting. forecastedl indeed, up in april. don't forget the federal reserve and could it be the end as planned? tumbling at the open today, the hong kong moving the most in six months on the news then there is still no date for the link to shanghai. some think the occupy protests may be to blame. yvonne joins us now. good morning, rish. a pretty big blow releasing the statement yesterday saying no start eight or timeline yet on when the shanghai-hong kong connect will be open -- no start date. some are saying that this could be signaling china showing just how displeased they are that the hong kong government could not put an end to these protests now entering into the fifth week. this will give t

. ♪ headlines this monday, october 20 seven, and i am john dawson. meats, and no changes seen. to the the end quantitative easing bond buying, and the question is, will it be? the russian currency is the biggest loser, and this after standard & poor's said their rating concern was mounting and that may lead to a selloff. moody's cut the rating one level only last week. and in asia, the yen. we look to the bank of japan meeting this friday, but before .hat, we have tomorrow this is again in august. and here is the yen. you can see a bit of a dramatic shift. crucial one. that is the japanese yen. and obviously, the ecb looking at the bank authority, and you can see the waiting for the european banks. 8.10% change. and the euro. those are the forex markets, the stories running markets this morning. as john hascourse, been mentioning, talking about the health of the eurozone banks, the ecb with the latest results of the stress tests. here is all you need to know in 60 seconds. now, it is even easier for you to stay in touch with us. you can follow was at

john dawson is here with the details. italians are not feeling too well this morning. >> the last two could times the passed, they were criticized for being too tough, of course, the fed has far tougher measures. ba, european banking testers, is one of the but again, the world's oldest it datesngs in italy, 472, and it did not pass. 2013 tests,2012 or as you can see, more banks have been tested, and that is quite clearly the impact rate. ecb made it tougher, but clearly the banks have been very resilient to put capital into deal with this. aqr resulted in a gross impact for a need of adjustment for it billion dollars. if you ran up the 37 with the 35, you get the overall impact billionanks of 62 dollars. >> the report was under 78 pages long, so not very long. we will get more detailed reports coming out, but the important thing is they will include the impact of falling housing prices, and also the rising unemployment rates, and these are the conditions on which these banks are tested upon. >> are there more stringent te

i am john dawson, and we are "on the move." ♪ campaign concession.y protesters allowed access to government buildings. force of nature, tokyo is battered by 200 kilometer per hour wind. samsung reading sprint faces what is being called an ugly quarter. now, tokyo is being battered by