are laid globally, 99% of all of those eggs, whether where i was raised in birmingham, alabama, or beijing, china, are laid in exactly the same place, these industrial warehouses known as battery cage facilities. so imagine a warehouse rows of cages, 9 to 10 female bird in each cage. they're crammed in. they can't flap their wings. they're left there for two years. besides the obvious animal welfare issue, it's really unsafe. as we speak now, there's an avian flu outbreak in mexico. somebody's going to get sick. prices are rising. and it's also pretty devastating to the environment because these hens are fed massive amounts of soy and corn requires all of this land and water and fertilizer. >> okay. so i'm a little scared by all that. and shouldn't i be also scared by guys in labs -- >> genetically modified? are we talking about genetically modified? >> we're not. we're talking 92% of the world's plants have not been explored for their applicability in food. plants you've heard of and haven't heard of. and all we do is search the world's plant species. and we screen them, asking ourselves,

all of these people might move to shanghai for six months or beijing for six months i network. these people will never sign up for a multiyear contract for data plan or voice because they are based off of one city. it's not like the united states where you can take a phone from new york and moved to california and be able to keep the same phone number. that is going to be a problem. you brought up a good point rate a lot of people are only making about $5,000 a year. these people are extremely price sensitive when it comes to a data plan. they would like to have a handset to show prestige and status to outsiders, but they are price sensitive when it comes to the data plan. you will see an 8 million to 10 million increase in sales. people who want the iphone 5 in china pretty much already have it. you will see a bump up when the newest iphone comes out. >> i remember years ago, the star, had its own illegal approach and one was the inability of workers to take those cheap phones from one city to the next. do you think china mobile could change that policy? >> let me add to that p

based on data from september this year the rate of illegal parking in beijing. or that eighty percent. it's common to the credit cards are part of the tide in many cities in china. the chinese are also charted fines for those who illegally parked the cars of the time. clearly having the people from parking illegally. data shows ventured up to nine. if i throw the whole organization for about the killing of dollars into the content is told about three point five million dollars the asian govern predefined into gaza lebanon. money still soar to about three point three million us dollars the beijing government has made a complaint to the parking spaces to be lenient on illegal parking worked their favor. given the opportune to find both the drivers and the new beetle spot. the last strangely day. that doesn't really buy one big oprah can take it to the car can fit their increasing or being an obstruction could make the person liable. don't go with the kids up next we'll continue look a parking ticket. stay tuned. the china price walked into the money matters were talk

they have overdone it, but sometime after flight from shanghai or beijing into newark or into kennedy. you get a sense that we've got some work to do in this country. and it isn't republican democrat. this is about survival and competitiveness. we got to get people around, get the products around the we're still the largest markopolos in the world. we still own 20 plus% back of the world's gdp. we are viable. and we just kind of taking off when you look at the engines of growth that might exist in future. this is important to it's got to be presented i think as an economic opportunity for stanchion and for jobs as opposed to red and blue, republican, democrat. msnbc, fox news. it gets trapped inside us. because of that you can't even have a rational discussion about that. keep doing what you're doing. >> looks like we have time for one more question. >> thank you for both being here. senator brown become did you ask the panelists -- i appreciate you using the bully pulpit or positions to either encourage or shame us into more nonpartisanship. at the gridlock still exist. has no labels

healthcare.gov running, that some 15-year-old sitting in his garage somewhere in america or maybe sitting in beijing or tehran looking to have some fun could hack into the -- the computer system and retrieve all the personal information of any individual that they wanted to, including their social security number. a senator: or more than have fun, engage in real mischief and real harm to american citizens, senator. mr. chambliss: you're exactly right. and obviously we know what that would lead to. those hackers that are attacking america today are getting proprietary information as well as financial renumeration unfortunately in too many instances. and to open your book, open yo your -- your personal information book to the federal government is something that rightfully in my mind has the american people upset and is a provision in this health care plan that certainly is not popular and is something, again, that, you know, as nancy pelosi said, let's pass it, then we'll read it and we'll figure it out. well, here we go again. it's another provision in there that nobody knew anything about. we had n

>> if you are robinson cano you don't sign with jay zee to play in seattle or beijing. >> why do you keep calling it seattle? >> it's a terrific city, but it's so difficult to get to. it's far away. >> it's one of the coolest cities. >> it is. but it's so far away. it's like a lifetime commitment going there. >> forget th. you are so east coast, it's unbelievable. >> do you know that there is a break through in a pill for men? researchers are trying to conceive a male birth control pill. they found a way. >> as you approach double digits, children. >> i want you to tell that story again. >> no, i think there is a problem. men won't take this pill. they're so self unaware. >> it's men-o-pause. >> wait a sec. we went from the male birth control pill to the hockey fight to by a jenning. >> here you go. >> they drop gloves and go at i it. >> oh, he hits, oh, there is a suspension. he's got the ref. >> come on, guys. >> look how much fun they're having. >> atlanta won, that's okay. >> nobody carries. >> what is worse tan getting bunked from a flight? >> i don't know, welly. >> signing jac

was co-horsed or not and because of his advanced age and health condition they deported him from a humanitarian view point. we're trying to decide if this is the case, if he's in beijingo the united states. we're trying to confirm this. >> we don't know about his whereabouts or the condition he's in. we're showing you the video and still shots from the alleged confession he read on north korean state television, he bowed at the end of it, clearly something written by the north koreans or printed by the north koreans, paula, appreciate the reporting. we'll continue to follow this. that does it for this edition of 360.

state visit there with more than one hundred businessmen in tow and they are desperate for beijing's favor or david cameron lavish praise on china stressing at every turn that britain was its best friend in europe the pm even promised to personally champion beijing interests in europe and after china pledged millions to buy shares in the u.k.'s nuclear industry where europeans there were more guarded fearing that unrestricted trade would give china too much power european parliament member glyn ford questions david cameron's motives time is clearly a very big and important power in the increasingly important if you want any country in the world wants to see china as an opportunity. cue years that david cameron is saying that there should be an e.u. china free trade agreement many of us would agree with that at least in principle but actually less than ten days ago there was an e.u. china summit one this was very firmly ruled out. trade competencies. at the moment like entirely with the european union the assumption nothing david cameron can do or unless he's actually saying to china that were

through the market still growing out of it the housing pricein mor cities or did an extremely expensive. housing prices in beijing and shanghai once again increased twenty percent compared to last year the housing price the intermission in the city astonishing rate. the thirty five or forty times out of income. this form for the avid race to another country. some people blame the that developers of this when the government when killing coffee. the reason we can effect for shifted their attention to hop money they're debating it. like china's housing prices are going up. the founder of skin you and thinking chunky thing is when the people driving the idea. top of that when foreign capital one to enter china the chinese central bank needs to print money enough to be determined by the us dollar to renminbi exchange rate. after the money did they go through channels entire financial system. that's the part of the economy. drummer for the data in the central bank that says that during the third quarter this year monterey bay the twenty fifth with three children the four point three trillion dollars. the doll to fund t

> beijing is certainly upped the antewith the establish of this zone. from here on will be whether or not the vice president of the united states trip to beijing is of to build a new level dialogue encouraging tokyo and building talk, greater trust and confidence in regional dialogue and relationship. that will be proof of whether or not we're moving in the right direction. because it's way too hot in the region. that needs to be lessened. seem have to been able to do that today. accusing e chinese america taking japan's side and joe biden saying to students to you have to challenge your government. are these the kinds of indications things are not you might wish them? >> this is usual. the words to the students -- i remember my first trip to china reagan he ent ronald had this kind of conversation with china. used have to similar conversations about certain values around religious freedoms and liberty. the war of words is to be expected. we have differences in the region. with those deal differences. so the measure of vice president success will be in the days and weeks ahead and not

was c co-horsed or not and because of his advanced age and health condition they deported him from a humanitarian view point. we're trying to decide if this is the case, if he's in beijinge united states. we're trying to confirm this. >> we don't know about his whereabouts or the condition he's in. we're showing you the video and still shots from the alleged confession he read on north korean state television, he bowed at the end of it, clearly something written by the north koreans or printed by the north koreans, paula, appreciate the reporting. we'll continue to follow this. that does it for this edition of 360. "piers morgan live" starts after the break. ready to run your lines? okay, who helps you focus on your recovery? yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ under his breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as a southern belle ] aflac. [ as a cowboy ] aflac. [ sassily ] aflac. uh huh. [ under his breath ] i am so fired. you're on in 5, duck. [ male announcer ] when you're sick or hurt, aflac pays you cash. find out more at aflac.com. and be

beijing. whether that number goes up or willby the next census, it depend on which traction cost of living swinge city. bloomberg, beijing. next, joe brusuelas gives us a preview of the important economic numbers coming out next week, including the highly anticipated fed announcement. weekll take a look at the ahead when bottom line continues in just a moment. ♪ >> it is time for our freedom -- friday feature, the week ahead. bloomberg's senior economist joe brusuelas joins us. charts go through these with us. good to see you live and in person. economic news will be dominated by the federal reserve meeting and whether policymakers will begin tapering. if the fed going to start tapering next week? >> they could, but i think the probability is substantially less. there is a bout a 40% probability of a taper. i think it will be march of next year. in september 2012, and there was a purchase program. i had to remain on hold and sustain a program much longer than what market professionals would have thought. they have to see it through here now. i think they want to see another 90 days. we have to g

this will make it a few million bucks the site the total turnover from the beijing marathon this year or two of four point nine million us dollars. this was the largest earnings for any man from china. local government and the prices of and they do provide support in other ways. the main traffic and security. dr medical facilities provide need to restore all the political map that individual government together for cost them the cover would want control marathon might be a bit of a mess but typically they are even the most profitable the china cabinet open was able to create twenty four million dollars. it also and i did that with international superstars. walker pointed out that ought to bring the most money per day the model used in beijing you'd like covered department's report another city. the money mostly come from sponsorship the international sports friends who want to read chinese consumers have been offering their support the big brand but did get a headache. but the baking marathon. i think that the role could sponsor for the shanghai marathon the gym which have far less corn

and also online china and america face another trade spot after beijing turns away if cargo or u.s. ground corn in less than a month read all about the seeds of discord on our seas website. this is a council in dallas texas has introduced a new law pushing the brakes on the trucking industry it essentially means the drilling a well as it will move far from residential areas the move comes after texas voiced major concerns that shale gas drilling is pushing down on bare hands interest this state has been shaken by a string of. earthquakes in the past few months with scientists suggesting nearby trilling might have caused a seismic activity environmentalist example yuma code was a council me saying and agrees fracking should not take place anywhere near populations and they weren't drilling in our densely populated urban areas they were drilling out in remote areas with low population where they weren't doing any damage or destruction to anything when you start coming into an area with that dense a population bringing in all that truck traffic all those chemicals to be exposed into th

. >> what can the vice president say or will he say to the officials in beijing who have instituted this new air defense zone as they're trying to apparently test the world. >> let me underline this is a very serious situation. china has read the obama administration is not paying attention to these assertive claims of this new air defense zone. they sense weakness in washington, and i think they're testing us. i think vice president biden should send an unmistakable message to beijing. we do not accept this assertion of chinese power. it is not legitimate. others in the region don't accept it, and we believe it should be withdrawn. we will continue to demonstrate we do not accept it by sending american military flights through it without prior notification. >> we are going to be notifying the three airlines, united airlines and delta of the chinese authorities, and could there be a pl incident where they shot down the boeing 737? or do you think this will be contained? >> if china senses weakness, the risk of an incident increases. both south korea and japan have told their commercial a

sometime take a flight from beijing into newark or kennedy. and you get a sense that we have got some work to do in this country. and it isn't republican and democrat. this is about survival and competitiveness. you have to get people around. you have to get your products around. we are still the largest marketplace in the world and still own 20 plus percent of the world's g.d.p. a huge market. we are viable and just kind of taking off when you look at the engines of growth that might exist in the future. this is important but has to be presented i think as an economic opportunity for expansion and for jobs as opposed to the red-blue republican, democrat. msnbc/fox news. you can't even have a rationale discussion about it. keep doing what you are doing. >> time for one more question. >> thank you gentlemen for being there. senator, would you ask the panelists, dan sadler, representative from alaska. republican. i appreciate you using the bully pull pulpit. mass the know labels movement considered taking on one issue like transportation or immi

but sometime take a flight from shanghai to beijing into newark or into kennedy and you get a sense that we've got some work to do in this country. and it isn't republican-democrat. this is about survival and competitiveness. you've got to get people around. you've got to get your products around. we're still the largest market place in the world. we still own 20 plust of the world's g.d.p. we're a huge market. we're viable. and we're just kind of taking off when you look at the engines of growth that might look in the future. so this is important. but it's got to be presented as an economic opportunity for expansion and for jobs as posed to the red-blue, republican-democrat. it gets trapped. because of that you can't even have a discussion about it. so keep doing what you're doing. >> we have time for one more question. >> good afternoon. thank you for being here. and senator, would you ask the panelists, -- i appreciate you using the bully pulpit of your positions to encourage us or shame us into more partisanship but the gridlock still exists. has no labels movement considered taking

beijing. >> pollution causes hundreds of flights to be canceled or delayed. nternational airport the distinction of having the worst flight delays compared to 35 other international airports. >> well, now the chinese government is requiring all pilots to be able to perform what they are calling in the industry blind landings. it means they'll have to learn to use an instrument landing system. that essentially allows technology to land the plane on hazy days. ironically, they've had a couple of clear days in the last week or so about. >> good for them. >> boy, it can be bad. >> thank forward watching "around the world." happy birthday to you tomorrow. i know you're off. >> thank you. it's my present. >> newsroom is next. over to wolf. >>> right now the house is closer to voting on a compromised budget deal. live from capitol hill. we'll break down who's for the deal, who's against it. >>> right now, response from the man accused of being a fake sign language interpreter at the nelson mandela memorial service. he says he's not a fake but also acknowledges he is

beijing. and so -- >> host: language training in arabic? or in -- >> guest: she will have had language training to go to iraq, but probably not enough so that she would have felt comfortable having a discussion like you and i are now having in the language of the country she was operating in. and then she will get a year or two of language training and then be sent to china. it's an extraordinarily profully gate professional development model. kids come into our school district speaking 132 different languages, we could actually hire people with the skills we want. we don't have to teach them all that. so it's a business model that you would never start with -- [laughter] and the culture of the state department replicates, they select people who have the skills of the people already there. so the example that you pointed out, the foreign service actually has an admissions rate the equivalent of stanford university. you have as high a likelihood of getting admitted into stanford as you have of becoming a member of the u.s. foreign service. we o

or person. people talk about race and a pair for the beijing subway for a long time now that we've achieved that when a country that took up thirty three and arrived at the lefty which we didn't go anywhere that good yet upright. other stupid i want to know all of different types for subway fare the lower price ranges from thirty three and fifty cents for each one. the hike to get sprayed. the one dollar per single ticket. it is a much more but still more that they sleep right. a few chinese experts said that due to lower their prices and soaring number of people in beijing prefer taking the subway when they go out which increased the kraut. to try to relieve the passenger capacity for stuff when i think you can million every day this year. the number of captains during rush hour the counter forty percent will happen each day. today she took her to keep that attitude of all things korean population soared to twenty one million. number people in beijing has continued to rot it is that this can increase traffic pressure on taking transportation. some experts are worried that with the prayers go up

beijing. >> president rabbit has landed. called u2 or j rabbit, this was the moment the rover touched down on board its lander, the chatsler 3, arriving right on target in an area known as the bay of rainbows, and once live across -- watched on t.v., it marks another milestone in the chinese space program, me methodically following in the footsteps of the russian and american exploits of years ago. >> i am so happy to see the way the space program has developed. i am very proud. >> yeah. i had never expected to see this. i am very happy my country has done this. >> a tangible the display display to the world. technical expertise and economic might. it's space program is a priority for the country's leadership. it looks to build the first space station on the moon in the 2020s. for ordinary chinese citizens, a source of national pride. at this store, the scaled modeled of the j rabbit and its lander are selling fast. >> in recent years as the space program has developed, there is more and mosh attention being paid to the chinese spacecraf

and consistent rise of china be it a clearing restricted fly zones or a critical view on the subject of buying u.s. dollar debt beijing is sending signals it will be respected and will act as any great power in today's world in fact it would appear china is tearing a page from washington's playbook it too will make rules to fit its geopolitical interests. to cross-talk china's geopolitical interests i'm joined by my guest john feffer in washington he is an author and co-director of foreign policy in focus at the institute for policy studies and in london we crossed to martin mccauley he is a specialist on international affairs at the university of london thank you gentlemen for joining me crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it martin if i can go to you first we've been saying the american pivot to asia at least it's been announced it's lost a lot of energy and over the last few weeks it's a little bit more focused with biden visiting the the region and we have the chinese with their new restrictive arizona and travel routes what step is this in the new battle

will likely dominate the meetings and perhaps challenge -- or provide a challenge to any progress made on the issue. >> reporting there from beijing. to the streetned to thailand for the first time in days. protest on the hold out of respect for the king's birthday am a national holiday to be celebrated thursday. but the opposition said it's fight to bring down the government as far -- it's fight to bring down the government is far from over. in bangkok on wednesday, a vast cleanup operation was underway. a day earlier, the violence that began last weekend came to an king'shalt ahead of the birthday thursday. the thai prime minister called for a truce between police and protesters. but the first time in days, calm returned to the streets and prime minister yingluck shinawatra all for -- a lasting solution. like to invite academics, businessmen, and groups from all walks of life, including political protesters, to work together and hold a forum to express opinions and find an answer to reform the political situation into a democratic system with it came as a leader -- with the king as a leader. >> opposition groups insist they have

beijing, china. the 85-year-old koreaen war vet was apparently released or in the words deported by kim jong- un because of his age and medical condition and reading off a confession. in newman's old neighborhood, the yellow ribbons are up in support and neighbors thrilled to hear that he is returning home. >> we got a chance to speak briefly with meryl after having arrived. he is in excellent spirits and eager to be reunited with his family. >> he seemed to have gone there with every good wish and intention and it just seems like one of those missions. i'm very glad he's back, or coming back. >> now newman's return to the united states apparently brokered by the swedish government, vice president joe biden was in south korea and offered newman a ride home on air force 2. newman declined the flight and said choosing for a commercial flight here to san francisco international airport. it's unknown exactly what time on what flight he might come in, but there are in fact two flights from china arriving tomorrow morning. live at sfo, kpix5. >> and since 2009, north korea has detained six americans released

great way for countries to show off or excuse to build up some infrastructure by i think the subject misconception let's look back to the two thousand lympics and beijing your china has really developed the last twenty years but the olympics really teach us anything about this country with a radically different political system or anything about the ancient culture or the way they think or the way they live no nothing at all. all we saw were some flags and some pandas that rather unique stadium which was mostly the work of a swiss company yeah i have to say i think the olympic flame is kind of burnt out over the years although i have to admit that saying the torch into space was kind of neat i think that when and if the world ever becomes an ideological battle ground again then the olympics will become worth watching but for now it's just generic sports from generic countries a generic stadiums but that's just my opinion.

but sometimes, take a flight from shanghai to beijing into newark or kennedy. you get a sense that we've got some work to do in this country. it isn't republican and democrat. this is about survival and competitiveness. you've got to get people around, we have to get the products around. we're still the largest marketplace in the world. we still own 20 plus percent of the world's gdp. this is a huge market. we're viable. we're taking off when you look at the engines of growth in the future. this is important. it's got to be presented, i think, as an economic opportunity for expansion and for -- and for jobs as opposed to the red and blue, republican, democrat, msnbc, fox news. it gets trap in the silos. because of that, you can't even have a rationale discussion about that. keep doing what you're doing. >> we have time for one more question. >> thank you for being here. ask the panelists, the representative from k a act were republicans. i appreciate you using the bully pulpit, your position to either encourage it to more nonpartisanship. but the grid locks don

beijing has big plans. rob mcbride reports. >> the rabbit has landed. called yutu in chinese or jade rabbit, this was the moment the rabbit touched down on board "chang'e 3." arriving on target, watched across china on tvs like the one in a restaurant near workers' stadium, beijing. it marks a milestone in the chinese space program, methodically following in the footsteps of russians and american exploits years ago. >> i'm so happy to see the way the space program developed. i'm very proud. >> translation: i never expected to see this. i'm happy my country managed to do this >> a tangible display to the world, of china's growing expertise and might. it looks now to build the first space station on the moon in the 2020s. for ordinary chinese citizens a source of pride. at this store copies of jade rabbit are selling fast. trans-france -- >> translation: in recent years more attention is given to chinese spacecraft. >> the rover has to venture out to begin its work, conducting tests, including the use of ground penetrating radar to reveal what is below the surface. so far, so good

rob mcbride has more from baj beijing >> the rabbit landed. this was the moment the rove or touched down on board the lander, the changi-3. arriving in an area known as the bay of rain bows, and watched live across china on tvs, like the one in a restaurant near workers' stadium. it marks a milestone, following in the footsteps of americans years ago. >> translation: i'm happy to see the way the space program developed. i'm very prou. >> translation: i never expected to see this, i'm happy my country managed to do this. >> a tangible display to the world of china's growing expertees and mite. the space program is a priority for the country's leadership. it looks to build the first space station on the moon in the 2020s. for ordinary chinese citizens, a source of pride. >> a scale model is selling fast. >> in recent years as the space program developed, there's more tension paid to chinese spacecraft and the models are more popular. the next challenge, the rover has to venture out to begin its work, conducting tests, including the use of ground-penetrating radar to reveal mor

industrialists around him for a trip to china for the breakthrough or portion of the visit where the prime minister is going into overdrive to secure beijing's favor i'm counting. on those bahrain boasts about its achievements in ensuring human rights would talk to the wife of an axe of this who was jailed for complaining about an official newspaper. do we speak your language anything about the will or not a day in. the program says documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angola's story. here. altie spanish to find out more visit i to allahabad dot com. this is a international line from moscow welcome back and i'm controllable says for one not caustic and yemen is threatening to leave the whole nation shortall wolf the country's capital has almost shoot itself dry already as also has this account for now for paul. it's midday in sun not like clockwork each afternoon these now only with people buying cut oh my god is the essence of nature if we don't chew we're not. banned in many countries but legal in yemen the leaves contain a mild narcotic and almost everyone chews more than ninety percent of men acc

. >> which agencies at the federal or state level have insisted -- have assisted you in your inquiries? they are listed in the cayman islands and are out of beijing help there. are there state or federal regulators as suspect as you are? >> it's our general practice not to comment on any conversations with regulators. but there is something unique and important about nq mobile that makes me more optimistic that regulators can take action against it. it is easier than a company may be 30% fraud on the top light, nq reports about 10% of its revenue from overseas. that means outside of china. what that enables the regulators to do -- they will get no cooperation on the china side. china is a firewall. the revenue recognition line, i remember the memorex deal of a couple of decades ago where they literally were driving bricks around in trucks. what is your specific allegation on the revenue recognition line? is this a question of when we price a given unit sale? it is a question of actual pricing? is it a question of manufacturing dynamics from the point of entry to the point of sale? >> it's actually much worse and much less sophisticated than that.

or estate. not exactly what the government would like to hear. uni eunice yoon, beijing. >>> what would you like for coins? apple shares, bitcoin or cash? almost all of you went for bitcoins second and apple second. head to trader pollen cnbc.com and have your say, as well. >>> meanwhile, still to come, two days after tapering, the ripples are still being felt across global asset markets. we'll look at how the fed fallout is going to affect u.s. treasury. the second hour of "worldwide exchange" coming up. right after this very, very short break. we'll be back in just a few moments. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." i'm ross westgate. the headl

but in actual fact, he came out of pyongyang, arrived in beijing, mobbed by reporters, and they said that orsaid that the trip was awesome and that he would be returning in a week's time to celebrate the birthday of kim jong-un next month. of course, he was over there to train with the basketball team, the national basketball team, in preparation for that birthday. but interestingly enough, in the last hour or so, we got word from the company sponsoring this event, sponsoring dennis rodman, and it has withdrawn from the event, citing changed circumstances, that they got this wrong, they didn't anticipate the condemnation towards the north korean regime which is a little surprising, considering it is one of the most repressive regimes in the world. they say that they will honor their contractual agreements with dennis rodman and with the team. what does this mean, we just don't know. dennis rodman has made no comment, nor has the manager. but will that exhibition game go on on the 8th of january to celebrate the birthday of kim jong-un? we just do not know. >> thank you very much. it is alway

qwest lice president joe biden held talks in beijing on wednesday in a bid to lower regional friction it followed a stopover in japan or what biden said the us would not recognize the expansion of china's military airspace to include violence also claimed by japan. the islands called the same cuckoo in japan and d are you in china sea in an area of the east china sea rich in oil and gas. chinese press and she didn't let her find the words with biden talks described as tense afterwards she limited himself to stressing that beijing sees itself as an equal partner with washington the world as a whole is not trampled as the two strongest economic powers and as permanent members of the un security council. we bear an extraordinary responsibility to ensure world peace and stability. biden urged caution to avoid the risk of an escalation of the dispute over the eyelids regional tensions remain. also on wednesday a senior commander of the lebanese shiite hezbollah militia were shot dead by gunmen outside his home in southern beirut kason all locke's death comes amid increasing tension in eleven on with sectarian violence spill

or face possible military action. vice president biden will travel to beijing tomorrow. >>> in the hot seat.oday, the editor of "the guardian" defended the newspaper's decision to publish information from edward snowden. the editor said he only released about 1% of the material that was given to them by the former nsa contractor. scotland yard, meantime, confirmed today it is investigating whether "the garden" should face terrorism charges for publishing high-level security secrets. and that is your "world tonight." >> thank you, janelle. >>> take a look. an amazing story of survival. a man is found alive inside the hull of a sunken tugboat after being trapped underwater for reportedly three days. this is video released of the rescue. back in may. the divers finally got to him. he was 60 feet underwater and was wearing shorts and drank soda to stay hydrated. the other 11 members of his crew died when their tugboat capsized off the coast of nigeria. >>> now to an nbc bay area follow up. san jose police identified the man believed to be responsible for a violent chain of events on thanksgiving

and believe it or not, the bay area's air quality was actually rated worse than beijing's by quite a bit. current weather pattern is also affecting the air quality. for more on how things look today let's check in with lawrence. >> starting out hazy in our skies. we are going to see winds and a big change in the weather coming our way. hi-def doppler radar out. high pressure is breaking down. clouds streaming across our skies and a little moisture, too. most of that heading up to the sierra nevada although we did have a sprinkle in towards watsonville. still, we have some bigger changes ahead as it looks like high pressure finally giving way now and we're going to see some breezy conditions kicking up near the coastline this afternoon. numbers are going to be a little cooler too. and with the winds kicking up, that's going to clear out the air, the sea breeze kicking in. and temperatures going to be dropping off. plan on about 64 degrees in san jose, 64 oakland, 66 livermore. could get very windy in spots tonight. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> th

to put a naval base in colombia or establish one on the north shore of the dominican republic, a country very close to the coast line of the united states, would beijing be justified at all in seeing this as provocative? >> well, i think that any country has the right to invite another country to be present, have rotational troops on its soil. if countries around china are more and more nervous about china's intentions and activities and invite in the united states, want to see more u.s. presence, more military exercises with the u.s. and that makes china nervous, i think the goal of the united states and these countries is to persuade china to engage in more of a rules-based way with other countries rather than throwing its weight around. and so at the end of the day that should be the objective of the united states and i think is. we want china to engage with these countries in a way where china respects their interests. at present, china is testing other countries and wants its interest respected. but it's a two-way street. china has been behaving pretty aggressively, and is trying to see some territory that the philippines sees as belonging to it.

beijing. according to the local association here in london's chinatown immigration officials would visit the eateries here once or twice a week but it wasn't for the food even that is just one of the restaurants raided by the u.k. border agent same if you imagine. enjoying you know your meal with your friends your family some uniformed people. who don't know so we know what's going on and on the one hand the staff will have to deal with a customer and they don't know what's happening in or near that they're being questioned by these guys who may not have a tent for them so in the u.k. border agency insists that any immigration checks that carries out looking for illegal workers are always intelligence led but businesses up and down this street say that legal procedures weren't followed jury in the raids in fact some of them didn't result in any arrests whatsoever but the frequency and the reported heavy handedness of the immigration officials led to on precedented action all of the businesses here shut down in protest against what they said was discrimination from the u.k. border agents same a consensus the genui

. >> authorities in beijing said late last month that all foreign aircraft traveling through the zone must submit flight plans in advance and follow orders, or face emergency measures. u.s. government officials decided last week to allow u.s. carriers do what they ask. an official with the pentagon is playing down an incident that occurred in the zone. spokesperson steven warren said u.s. military planes encountered nothing unusual when they flew through last week. warren said american military planes will continue to operate in the area as normal. >>> antigovernment demonstrators in thailand are refusing to back down, but now police have surprised them by adopting a new approach. >> antigovernment protests in thailand have claimed four lives and injured 300 people in the past week. demonstrators are demanding the resignation of yingluck shinawatra. on tuesday they removed barriers and let them in, in an attempt to diffuse tension and prevent a full fledged conflict. the scene in front of the prime minister's office on tuesday was dramatically different from a day earlier. police stood back and let protesters remove the barricades, eventuall

if i hundred million chinese or middle class then the country will be very stable then domestically it's stable that's the first priority therefore the beijing cannot do anything which would in fact harm that economic growth they don't want to get into a conflict with japan and have a military conflict face to face conflict they don't want to military conflict with the united states they don't don't want to see to be seen as the bad boys the owner is seen as ok we talk to you and so on we're very polite and so on we don't want to lose face and so on the other thing is that china in fact is a country which figures that over the last hundred years or at least a hundred years before nine hundred forty nine it was treated very badly by the outside world and that's still right because that's still in chinese history textbooks chinese repeaters to talk more things like that that still rankles with them and so on and so therefore they're working that out and they still haven't actually entered the world stage as a great power they met the concern themselves really with economic interests and they're not really a major player in the world the united

max baucus, with no experience in either foreign policy or asia that we know of, to the most important diplomatic post in asia, which is beijingchair of the senate finance committee. china does come up from time to time on that powerful committee. >> that's hard by a credential to be the ambassador to china. >> you're right. when you look at john huntsman's credentials on knowing mandarin. this doesn't seem to be as pressive, but when the united states sends someone who's a distinguished united states senator to china, that could -- you know, they'd take that and pay attention to that. >> what are the implications politically? >> i think this is even more fascinating. you'd have a democratic governor potentially putting the lieutenant governor who's already running for max baucus' seat and trying to give him a leg up for a seat that democrats definitely want to hold. >> and coming up in 2014 are, you know, the key senate fights, which right now you've got mark pryor, embattled other red-state senators and the potential of losing the senate. >> right. the reason why the playing field looks so favorable for republicans, we're ta

comment upon his arrival he did speak to reporters before leaving beijing where he said he won't be raising the issue of human rights ormissionary kenneth bay who was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for allegedly overthrowing the regime. >> if he wants to talk about it, great. if it doesn't happen i just can't bring it up because i don't want him to think that i'm over here trying to be an ambassador and trying to use him as a friend and all after sudden i'm talking about politics. that's not going to be that way. >> reporter: dennis rodman is the most high profile american to have met kim jong un since he became leader of the country after his father's death two years ago. rodman will be in pyongyang for four days training the team. he'll then be returning in two weeks with 12 american basketball players for the exhibition game. cnn, seoul. >>> on tuesday the state of oklahoma executed the 39th and final death row inmate of 2013. i know that number is big, 39, but actually it's the lowest number in five years. across the country 80 people were sentenced to death this year and that's the lowest since capital punishmen

beijing turns away a field congar of the u.s. growth of corn in less than a month all of the seeds of discord or not he's a website. right to see. her story. and i think you're. on our reporters would. be a little little. british prime minister david cameron is aiming to renegotiate britain's relationship with russell's ahead of the proposed in out referendum however analysts are warning that picking and choosing which e.u. policy is to follow would destabilize the entire block his tests on senior high cities. where does the u.k. stand or want to stand in the e.u. well there are two possible scenarios one it stays in the union with a really good position everybody is happy with or to an outright exit the european union is standing. fortunately we can. simulate a debate or war games organized by the think europe is but it taste of how difficult possibly painful any process could be now while the difference is a bow and everybody was in agreement. this is across the continent even saying that it is more of a euro phobia now in real life in britain the wheels have been churning one of the most sensitive topics related

presidents have spoken at beijing's old courthouse i do as president or during the presidential campaignoktv recently visited dayton, ohio, with the help of time warner cable, our local partner to bring you more into the city's history and literary culture. >> we are u at the first floor f university of dayton school of law here in dayton, ohio. we're in the head courtroom. i wrote the book because i had done some earlier research on the impact of social media on jurors. and i was amazed at how much social media had influenced your behavior. so it got me thinking, are there other areas in criminal law that social media has had this type of influence? when isis osha made untargeted youtube, linked in, facebook, foursquare. i'm talking generally things that are online with all the committees and our youth agreed. that will come with a lot of different platforms. to ban somebody from the, there's a high risk you'll violate the constitutional rights. >> talk to me about how things were before social media and like the process of how things have changed. >> i think it's been very incremental,

or pledge to below ten percent. should the money to be effectively used apparently tried to frustrate is much higher than developed countries according to beijing authorities. people are going to be made to pay the forty nine us dollars for medical insurance. jobless president can depend on you spell it each year. the medical expenses for emergency treatment. thinking a hundred dollar per minute than fifty percent expected to be reimbursed. it counted for some people but the reality is so great for everyone. in november channel reported that recent launch of the forty nine us dollars in reimbursement health care card. when the patient is treated the hostile intent and the huff post of the health care card was not valid. as a result the piece of paper all kinds of expenses. the phenomenon common china now has another big medical care in china in china many people who buy medical insurance. also complained of a bewildering percent of medical tent. now the large medical insurance or class has made the situation more bears the head of the basic unit of proof that a large surplus might indicate the money is not effectively use that money was not use