but all scored go on nortel and fall short fall was. one of the few. surprised coming out in years but. what does it take to change the course of history. kirton start september 30th on d w. welcome to global 3000. this week we find out why a mother in south africa started a business manufacturing wheelchairs. in cambodia many turtle species end up sold at food markets conservationists are trying to save them. but 1st to china where the city of shenzhen continues to be developed driving many residents from their homes. one consequence of china's economic growth has been a mass exodus from rural areas. between 20082801 loan some 200000000 chinese moved from the countryside to the fast growing megacities. urbanization is transforming the face of the country in the mid 1980 s. shenzhen was a sleepy fishing town today it's a high tech hub with a population of millions the chinese government wants change and growth to continue unhampered. and it's determined not to let protests in neighboring hong kong get in the way of its plans. he has no 2. and to talk m

ceo and co-founder of nortel is going to join us that's on "squall alley. >> let's get to dom chu herers continue to monitor the ongoing impact of this past weekend. energy is the biggest lagger today is oil prices shaving off yesterday's big gains. more of those defensive sector catching a bid take a look at utility stocks and particular out performing and half a percent away. nice source and excel energy and edison international just to name a few i will send it back downtown for you guys at the stock ex changes. >> dom, thank you so much. we'll hear from bob backish viacom president and ceo "squawk alley" starts in three minutes. orlando isn't just the theme park capital of the world, it also has the highest growth in manufacturing jobs in the us. it's a competition for the talent. employees need more than just a paycheck. you definitely want to take advantage of all the benefits you can get. 2/3 of employees said that the workplace is an important source for personal savings and protection solutions. the workplace should be a source of financial security. keeping your people happy

of course, it engaged in industrial espionage, it put nortel, for example, the old canadian telecommunicationses on people, coerces people. who knows if the u.s. government is also trying to collect information in a creative way like this. huawei, this is sort of you catch on a good point, it's a national security issue. it's very unlikely even though the chinese want us to give in on that in trade talks, when the entire national security bureaucracy is telling the president this is a serious threat, the entire congress is doing that, very hard to make a concession. stuart: christian, thanks for joining us, as always. see you again real soon. >>> i want to check on facebook. because they are considering dropping the likes that a person gets for a post. because it causes people too much social anxiety. if they don't get as many likes as their friends. no word on when they will be doing this testing of this project, but that's what they've got in mind. facebook is down just 1.40. >>> how about apple? reportedly going to announce a new sleep tracking addition to the apple watch. maybe as early as

the crux of their business is from nortel. >> they're technology thieves from way back.from the government, getting their market share. they're the number one telecommunications company in the world. the fo reason for that is how mh we've helped them. maria: my take-away is that beijing keeps breaking their promises. they broke their promises to hong kong and the wto. why wouldn't they break their promises to the united states and you're saying yeah, that's why they reneged because they wouldn't agree to the enforcement the u.s. wanted to put in place. >> it's not official, maria. but three white house sources told reuters that the chinese reneging was removing the parts of the agreement that had to do with legally binding enforcement. that's the crux of the matter. maria: unbelievable gl yo. >> you know the chinese deny everything. maria: they won't even admit it. the extradition bill formally withdrawn, you think it's good news. what else should we look at in terms of the next catalyst. >> the next catalyst is the delegation coming or not coming to washington for round