after the communist revolution, neither the prc were d'argo c. wanted to pressured japan to pay operations and apologize because both of them needed to japan as an ally against each other to be needed at japan as an economic and political reason and the united states .-full-stop japan as its ally of in the communism in asia. >> cspan: in 1837 how many people live in nanking? >> guest: before some of the evacuations about a million people. >> cspan: what was the relationship in china and japan was going on in the world and what was their relationship? >> guest: in 1937? is by that point were intense. in the summer of 1937, japan had attacked shanghai. the war had already broken out. for hundreds of years it wasn't something that just started in 1937. there is a long history of animosity. >> cspan: what is the reason? >> guest: reason for? >> guest: animosity. i don't know if we have enough time to go into this, that there has already been the war between is the first sign i japanese war and there had already been numerous attempts by the japanese

the prc has made very clear in recent months that it regards the u.s.-centered alliance system in the asia-pacific region as an anachronism and is no longer relevant to the region's current security concerns. some chinese officials have even suggested that a china-centric security system based on an asia for the asians approach should replace the network of u.s. alliances in the region. leaders in tokyo and seoul should reflect very carefully on whether they are in ability deal with the issues between them -- their inability to deal with the issues between them may have created a status -- a tactical opening for beijing that has created an allergy to a u.s.-led security architecture. i would often suggest that current difficulties in korea-japan relations undermine a core u.s. interest in maintaining stability in the region through these very alliances that i mentioned, just as they detract from the effectiveness of the deterrents that could and should be a more harmonious and cooperative u.s.-japan-korea triangular relationship. this, i would argue, se

the prc has made very clear in recent months that it regards the u.s. centered alliance system in the asia-pacific region as an anachronism and is no longer relevant to the region's current security concerns. some chinese officials have even china-centric a security system based on asia for asians approach should replace the network of u.s. alliances in the region. seouls in tokyo and should reflect very carefully and whether their inability to yield more effectively with the issues between them may be creating a tactical or strategic opening for a beijing that has developed and have -- and evidence allergy to u.s. led regional security architecture. currentalso suggest difficulties undermine a core u.s. interest in maintaining stability in the region through these very alliances i have mentioned just as they detract from the effectiveness of the deterrence that could and should be provided by a more harmonious and cooperative u.s.-japan-korea relationship. this i would argue sends the wrong message to north korea. as i've suggested, it also sends the w

people don't understand, the prc, the supreme court, nothing gets written unless the prc checks off oneu what you do with the mcdonald sz on the backdrop of that. and crimea, they pushed mcdonald's out and started their own russian version of it. >> i was calling this the high water market of globalization. people didn't believe me. people keep waiting for mcdonald's to change around. i think the idea of eating healthy is such a powerful trend that mcdonald's is such the irony. i think mcdonald's is going to be challenged based on what they serve. i think overseas they have gotten wise. coca-cola and other companies that they are getting wise to, people all over the world are getting wise that maybe this stuff is not good for them and that's playing a role in their bad comps. >> and they've had a decade runway where it takes time to catch up with the evolutions here in the u.s. or simply realize from the get-go that these items are not as healthy for you. >> the world is not as stupid as it used to be. >> the salt content is all bad. >> at some point you throw up your hands and say, you

we welcome the steps the prc has taken to oppose pyongyang's nuclear program. published the 100 and nine banned item control list. the we seek to show north korea its nuclear program stands in the way of the secure future it says it wants. we continue to increase the cost of illicit activities by unilaterally tightening shank shins -- tightening sanctions. the seizure of panama by a huge carol --military military gear proof sections are effective. the vast majority suffer from their government's self impoverishing policy. the commission of inquiry's systematic and widespread and grossly human violations being committed by the dpr k. demonstraters we that human rights is a constant focus for us. three u.s. citizens are being held by north korea. their continued detention is a steer is -- is a serious stumbling block. mr. chairman, we aim to convince the dprk to respect the rights of its people. each outrageous north korean act discredits the assertion is driven to act belligerently by other people's hostility. north korea is developing nuclear weapons and ballis

but remember, google withdrew itself from china rather than playing with the prc which has created incredibleor everybody from j.d., ali baba, bay due and that was a statement, freedom of speech, costs us freedom of earnings. i don't think google -- nsa, which they were better at their job. nsa tends not target good guys. google is not targeting anybody. >> he's -- he said things about google in the past. i've seen some people this morning sort of ridiculing this most recent comment based on some of the past issues regarding privacy. >> yeah, the pot/kettle, pot/kettle. google has destroyed like amazon destroyed retail, google programmatic selling has destroyed the journalism business by sucking out the margins. advertisers rather give google a buck than give anybody else three bucks, including any murdoch operation. murdoch is -- murdoch has a good point, google is so powerful but it's not necessarily they're the nsa. it's just -- they're just powerful and a price wrecker, not a price creator. >> diana olick has news on nahb, housing information for us. diana? >> that's right, scott. the nat

we welcome the steps the prc is taken to oppose pyongyang's nuclear weapons program. since 2012 china's voted for two new rounds of u.n. sanctions, and last year published a 900 item control list banning the export to north korea. together with allies and partners we seek to show north korea its nuclear program stands in the way of a secure future it says it wants. we continue to increase the cost of its illicit activities by unilaterally tightening sanctions. we were close with the u.n. security council and like-minded partners to ensure full implementation of the four t. security council resolutions. at july 2013 seizure type animal of a huge cache of military gear demonstrates u.n. sanctions are effected. the welfare of north korea's people is an essential focus of u.s. policy. the vast majority suffer from their governments self and poverty military first policy. the u.n. commission of inquiry's sobering report detailed and systematic widespread and gross human rights violations being committed by the dprk. my colleague robert king's tireless effort for many years

we welcome the steps the prc has taken to oppose their nuclear weapons program. since 2012 china has voted for two new rounds of urk n sanctions and last year banished exports to north korea. we seek to show that its nuclear program stands in the way of the future its says it wants. we continue to unilaterally tighten sanctions and closely work with the un security counsel and light mined pa-mind partners to see full impleme implementati implementation. the well fair of north carrkore people is an essentially to focus of u.s. policy. the vast suffer from the impofring military first policy. my colleague robert king's tireless ef oforts demonstrate that human rights is a constant focus for us. three u.s. citizens are being held by north korea. their continued detention is a serious stumbling block to improve relations. we will continue to advocate their freedom. mr. chairman, we aim to convince them to comply with its obligations and end its liceation and respect the rights of its people. each outrageous north korea act discredited the assertion that it's driven t

i say, look out, prc.a coming. >> the best s&p gainer, 2.7%, ford is behind it, steeple upgrade, sales trends are better, f-150 -- >> oh, that thing's on fire. >> it's on track, portfolio refresh is on track. >> aluminum is the lone commodity doing well. they felt they blew off the numbers, but be careful. stock is up, it's a double. i think the world of clause, but copper is going down, and that's indonesia back online, but caution people that f-150 is, indeed, alcoa, but they are pretty much sold out. they are sold out of the line. they have to add to the line. they made the big aerospace acquisition, i liked, but the aerospace segment is coming down, dribs and drabs every day. look at amazon. holy cow. >> bucking the trend in broader retail, if you will, with the macy's miss. wa walmart down, home depot down, not sizable losses by any means, but nonetheless in an up half percent s&p retile certainly not leading the way. >> one stock not talked about enough i want on people's screens is emerge energy ser