nhk world reports from shanghai's cultural fringe. >> reporter: the 15th shanghai film festival took place. there were films from cline yaen overseas. there were a host of actors from abroad. the chinese government is keen to develop the festival into a world class event. many films got billing instead of run media. but this greeting was not one of them. it took place in a small cafe. the film is a documentary. it tells the story of villages campaigning against the dam project. the title is "walking the green tiger." chinese director shot the film over a period of five years. the province is in southern china. the film focuses on a river and one day officials ordered everyone in the village to relocate. they are going to build a dam. for people suddenly facing the loss of homes and lively hood, the film is a record of how the villagers respond. people in the villages hear about the eviction notice. before long, a protest movement is born. simply put, the film is about an awakening, ordinary people realize they have to speak up or lose everything. and it has a happy ending. officials

shanghai fog and brics. which one of the two would you see is more important today they're both important. i wouldn't draw a line between them. which wants more effective. c.e.o. has existed for more than ten years we recently marked its tenth anniversary. well this year always the brainchild of the russian foreign ministry in fact the brics is also largely a pet project of the foreign ministry. and it was initiated in two thousand and six by no one other than president putin. so if you want to do it the organization itself was his only initiative and the first stage it comprised three states russia china and india. later but it included brazil in finally thousand africa. i don't think it's possible to measure the efficiency and significance of each organization is they all have their specific character first of all responsibility in the interest of the c.e.o. in central asia. it is acknowledged there are russia china and their alliance within the organization is of great importance. deals with matters of se

. >>> now to a travel nightmare this weekend for passengers trying to get from shanghai to the united they were stranded for three days in china and they staged a revolt. they say it got pretty ugly. >> reporter: you are looking at united airlines pilot at his breaking point. confronted with a gated full of angry passengers so anxious to leave shanghai, they barricaded themselves at the gate. >> you get the runaround by these airlines you are so powerless and frustrated. >> steve was one of the 225 frustrated passengers scheduled to leave last wednesday from shanghai to newark, new jersey but instead endured three long days at the airport. the 777 was cancelled for maintenance twice. there was miscommunication and this was the reaction. >> people started screaming and they rushed the pilot. >> when luggage was dumped off, actual fist fights with agents. >> they grabbed him with a tie and they pulled him across the counter and started slapping him. >> another day passes. passengers are promised they will leave even if passengers had to be bumped. but when they are asked to go to anothe

. >>> now to a travel nightmare this weekend for passengers trying to get from shanghai to the united they were stranded for three days in china and they staged a revolt. they say it got pretty ugly. >> reporter: you are looking at united airlines pilot at his breaking point. confronted with a gated full of angry passengers so anxious to leave shanghai, they barricaded themselves at the gate. >> you get the runaround by these airlines you are so powerless and frustrated. >> steve was one of the 225 frustrated passengers scheduled to leave last wednesday from shanghai to newark, new jersey but instead endured three long days at the airport. the 777 was cancelled for maintenance twice. there was miscommunication and this was the reaction. >> people started screaming and they rushed the pilot. >> when luggage was dumped off, actual fist fights with agents. >> they grabbed him with a tie and they pulled him across the counter and started slapping him. >> another day passes. passengers are promised they will leave even if passengers had to be bumped. but when they are asked to go to anothe

>> we were in beijijing and shanghai. i think it was a very successful tripip for us.s. we alsoo dedicated the opening of a new office representinthe diststrict of columbia in shanghai. >> taxpars wonder whwhether that is worth t the expense. >> let me give yoone example. have a f federal progogram that basically says if you are in a foreign country and you would like to o invest in the ited states, if you are willing to put up $500,000, we will ge yoa visa. roadside e development -- we cameme home with a check for $ $40 million to invesest in that project. the office will cost t us about $20000,000 a year to operatate. it will be a present for u us in china,ch a placece where they will do business. has already paid for itstself and will continue to do so. >> you have knowme for a long time. i talk to a lot of people. time and again i talk to business leaders and reporteters many of f whom were skepticacal about yo election as mayor. they have l been pressed by your performance. ey alslso remain ccerned about the citity's perception problelem. investigations continue of

the lawsuit filed with shanghai court last month. meanwhile apple faces a lawsuit by a different chinese company for allegedly infringing on a trademark. 79,000 in damages are being sought. snow leopard is the name of an apple operating system and the chinese firm claims it owns the trademark for the chinese translation of snow leopard. apple has just settled a dispute with a chinese firm over ownership of the ipad name and agreed to pay $60 million. >>> the foreign minister dismissed suggestions that russian leaders are considering offering political asylum to syrian president bashar al-assad. angela merkel brought up the issue last month to vladamir putin. he said representatives at a conference at the meeting in geneva made the suggestion. russia has no such plans. fro >> translator: this idea is an ria's people in foreign policy or lack of understanding of the factual side of what is going on and if what russia's position is. >> russian diplomats have said repeat lead they will not intervene in syria's internal affairs. they insi

a report from shanghai's cultural fringe. >> reporter: the 15th international film festival took place in june. the event showcased 2,000 films from choina and overseas. organizers invited a host of film directors and actors from abroad. the chinese government is keen to develop the best of all world class event. many films got billing in state run media. but this screening was not one of them. it took place in a small cafe. the film is a documentary. it tells the story of villagers campaigning against the dam project. the title is "waking the green tiger." chinese director, shot the film over a period of five years. the setting is the province in southern china. the film focuses on the village on the upper reaches of the yangzee river. and one day officials order everyone to relocate. they're going to build a dam. ordinary people suddenly facing the lost of homes and livelihood, the film is a record of how the villagers respond. people in the villages hear about the eviction, before long. a protest movement is born. >> simply put, the film is about an awakening, ordinary people having

obviously shanghai got to see where. this is a stage of our pre-season and the main focus for us is to go on another stage of fitness and get through the game on skates no injuries. and there is plenty of pressure on the russian women's volleyball team. faced with the challenge of bringing. a date with reports. the women of the soviet union were well used to dominating competition at the net winning four golds from one nine hundred sixty eight to nine hundred eighty eight but they've been deprived of the best spot on the podium since then unable to rise above second place in one thousand nine hundred to two thousand and two thousand and four. side the top four in the ensuing two thousand and eight games in beijing this year russia fielding one of the veteran teams at the games with an average age of twenty eight six players on the team also participated in either greece or in china the squad also monk is the most physically imposing seven players measuring taller than one hundred ninety centimeters cuba are sure to be am

shanghai. side will open their domestic campaign at everton in a month's time. says. but is their top task. in cycling home here it's almost folklore has gone top of the king of the mountains course of occasion the french mint winning the gruelling sixteenth state of the tour de france wednesday's ride was only two hundred kilometers long and featured four major climbs in the pairing is. first at the top of them all before crossing the finish line one minute and forty seconds ahead of dane sorensen so will wear the whole put on jersey from now on but the yellow one stays with bradley wiggins the briton maintained two minutes and five second lead over. froome with italy's in chains in third overall defending. now trails little wiggins by just over eight minutes. but before that stage frank schleck was pulled out by his reddish team after failing a drug test thirty two year old from luxembourg tested positive for a band. although he claims he's innocent and may have been poisoned who was twelfth

obviously shanghai got to see where i could use a stage of our pre-season and the main focus for us is to go on another stage of fitness and get through the game on skates no injuries. other football news brazilian midfielder looks set to join english premier league side chelsea the deal is believed to be worth around thirty nine million dollars. at a medical with the contract is yet to be signed but for now a twenty year old international player is the part of the brazilian olympic sport he's totally focused on the upcoming football tournament in london. now is this. i truly have confidence in my work i believe that if i go to chile see it would be a dream it's a great european club but my focus now is only there and i need to perform well there and later if it happens literally go to chelsea or i return to internet so i will do my job anyway. for. olympics now and this plan self pressure on the russian women's volleyball team a surrogate. faced with the challenge of bringing home death us gold since one nine hundred eighty eight reports. the women of the soviet union were well used t

now with shanghai shanghai there was great interest in the progress of asia's best players like changing the governor of the club and the united manager sir alex ferguson searching for more. hussain to person is on the go and. we think of potential. problems terms of bringing other players in. so we're not. doing nothing we're trying to bring other players to the group. another third news brazilian midfielder looks set to join english premier league star chelsea the deal is believed to be worth around thirty nine million dollars. had a medical with a blue contract is yet to be signed but for now the twenty year old international player who is the part of the brazilian olympic score based totally focused on the upcoming football tournament in london. now is this. i truly have confidence in my work i believe that if i go to chill c. it would be a dream it's a great european club but my focus now is only the mix and i need to perform well there and later if it happens literally go to chill see if i return to internet so i will do my job anyway. with three days to go before the start of the

from osaka, singapore, shanghai, taipei, and seoul, korea.h our offices and communities to promote education, trade, allow ourselves to educate ourselves continuously about the need to have a more advanced, smarter immigration policy for our country. and also one that we enjoy celebrating because we get a lot of talent from the other countries, which is why we want to be a gateway to the world. that is why we enjoy the celebration so much. with that, i like to invite former mayor willie brown and also the supervisors, please join us on the stage and be part of the witness and of the signing of the proclamation for this year imposed a celebration of the asian pacific heritage month. and supervisor cohen, come on up as well. [applause] >> with that, it is official, asian pacific heritage month is on. thank you, mayor li and everyone that came out to help with the signing of the proclamation. they are the cumulative efforts of the asian pacific heritage celebration committee. please welcome the founder and chairman of the heritage celebration co

. >> at the ford dealership in shanghai, most of t customers know exactly what they're looking for.s couple said they chose a ford because they have a 1-year-old baby. >> this car is very safe. >> its very safe. that's why you bought this car? >> yeah. >> it wasn't long ago that bicycles ruled the roads in china. in 1985, a mere 5,000 passenger cars were sold here. since then, china has fallen head over heels in love with the car. last year the chinese bought 18 million cars, 6 million more than were sold in the u.s. and 80% paid cash. for the growing chinese middle class, it's a status symbol. >> it's the largest market in the world. >> joe hendricks is ford's top executive in asia. ford predicts that by the year 2020, chinese drivers will buy a staggering 30 million cars a year. >> as a car company, you'd be crazy not to be part of it. >> you have to be a part of it. last year nearly 29% of the sales worldwide were sold in china. if you're going to be a global auto player like ford, you have to have a large presence here in china. >> ford is planning to double production in china

. >> hundreds of passengers detroit tiger to get from shanghai to the u.s.ugh only described as a traveler nightmare. they were stranded for three days in china. so they staged a revol revolt. and as news reporter jim avila explains, it got pretty ugly. >> my crew the other crew we want to go as much as you do. >>reporter: you are looking at united airline pilot at his breaking point. confronted with gateful of angry passengers. so anxious to leave shanghai, china they have actually barricaded themselves at the gate. >> we don't have cooperation boarding here the plane may stay empty. >> just get the run around by the airlines. you are so powerless. you are so humiliated and frustrated. >>reporter: steve was one of the 225 frustrated passengers scheduled to leave last wednesday from shanghai to new jersey. but instead endured 3 long days at the airport. first the boeing 7 77 was cancelled for maintenance twic twice. the passengers grew frustrated by miscommunication visceral reaction. >> suddenly people just started screaming and they rushed the pilots. >>re

due to play a couple of matches in south africa before we'll go to china to face did a drug bust shanghai shanghai are decide will open their domestic campaign it will turn in a month's time ferguson says bringing the top two back to old trafford is their top task. there are just nine days to go until the london games begin and the brazilian football team has touched down in england in search of the first olympic title when a brazilian friends were heathrow airport to welcome their heroes despite the nation's glorious history they have never won olympic gold and joint favorites with spain after picking a seriously strong squad which includes a son to striker name or who at the age of twenty is one of the hottest talents in world football and a similar front man alexandre pato brazil will play great britain in a friendly friday before starting the group seek and pain against egypt belarus and new zealand. now the biggest name on the track maybe spring to use a ball but jamaican your blake looks like an increasing threat to the triple olympic champion is just around nine point eight five in

. >> at the ford dealership in shanghai most of the customers know exactly what they're looking for.is couple said they chose a ford because they have a one-year old baby. >> this car is very safe. >> it's very safe. >> that's why you bought this car. >> yeah. >> it wasn't long ago that bicycles ruled the roads in china. in 1985 a mere 5,000 passenger cars were sold here. since then, china has fallen head over heels in love with the car. last year the chinese bought 18 million cars, 6 million more than were sold in the u.s. and 80% paid cash. for the growing chinese middle class, it's a status symbol. >> the largest market in the world. >> joe hine rix is fords top executive in asia. ford predicts by 2020 chinese drivers will buy a staggering 30 million cars a year. >> as a car company you would be crazy not to be part of it. >> you have to be a part of it. last year nearly 29% of the sales worldwide were sold in china. sales worldwide were sold in china. and so if you are going to be a global auto player like ford, you have to have a large presence here in china. >> reporter: ford i

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what they think the real >>> hundreds of passengers trying to get from shanghai to the u.s.ed through what is only described as a travel years nightmare. >> stranded three days in china so they decided to stage a mini revolt. and there are things got ugly. >> you're looking at a un air lines pilot at his breaking point confronted with a gateful of passengers so anxious to leave they barricaded themselves at the gate. >> if we don't have cooperation from authorities here so help us out, please. >> you get the run around by airlines. you're so powerless and humiliated. >> steve was one of the 225 frustrated passengers scheduled to leave last wednesday from shanghai into-to-new jersey but endured three long days at the airport. first boeing 777 was kangsel forward maintenance, twice, and passengers grew frustrated by miscommunication a viseceral reaction. >> people rushed pilot autos fist fight was gate agents. >> they grabbed him and pulled him across the counter and started slapping him. >> another day passed and passengers promised they'd leave if apassengers on another flig

according to the official shanghai journal. it allows easier access to credit and signals that banks have really started financing for government infrastructure projects. in another move to boost the sagging economy, beijing has start ad program to subsidize loans for chinese companies looking to expand abroad. the ministry of finance says it won't stop company's interest payments on overseas loans and subsidies can be as much as the benchmark lending rate. overseas investments soared more than 48% in the first half of 2012 to over $35 billion. africa adding to china's global investment spree the president is offering $20 billion to african countries over the next three years. it will double the amount pledged back in 20 o09. the eu has rejected china's checkbook approach to doing business with africa, a major supplier of raw materials to china. ross, back to you. >>> we hear regulators in the eu expressing concern that china is writing checks in africa. should we be concerned? is it better than us writing a check? >> it's hard

we do have gains for shanghai composite of just around 0.5%.et's check in with tracey chanchang for the latest. >> mixed day in the market as concerns about chinese economy continue to weigh on sentiment. greater china markets dpped to turn around in positive trade. main land banks are lower from v.a.t. loans. and the shanghai composite climbed about 0.5% but turnover was very thin. nikkei slipped to two-week low as strong yen hurt exporters. the boj begins a two-day policy meeting today. some analysts expect the central bank to stand pat after releasing unexpectedly positive economic last week. kospi finished slightly lower as foreigners continue to unload local stocks for a third straight session. australian shares are flat after newest consumer confidence report showed more optimism about the country's economy. let's check on india sensex showing weakness, down 0.5%. >>> let's give a quick look at what's on the agenda in the united states. usda gives latest world crop production and demand report at 8 a.m. eastern. may trade deficit figures

but still, shanghai composite underperformed. shanghai stock is speeding up to deter speck layings. hong kong index started higher gaining more than 1.6%. and on very positive earnings outlook that pending fight over the money laundering scandal still lie limited further upside. nikkei firm. several strong earnings report also outawayed sluggish factory data to push index to one week high. investors are not buying with a lot of conviction until they see ecb take some concrete action. india's sensex is fair gains at the moment up 1.5%. >> that's kicked us off for the start of the week. i can't remember the last time we had fed and employment report in the same week. >> big week. ecb meeting at the same time. >> expectations are high. you have the market pressing in secondary purchases on the bond market of some of this peripheral debt. if it doesn't happen what does. we've seen relief in the bond yields but they have not come down to sustainable levels. >> talking spain? >> talking spain. spanish gdp came in line with forecast contracting, unfortunately, by 0.4% for the spanish econo

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they held the challenge in a mall in shanghai. it took 10 minutes for all dominoes to fall. now they have a place in guinness book of records. >>> in surrey now dominates what the record she is on and the a's go along sports next. >>> giants and a's in the thick of the playoff race. melky cabrera not in the lineup his wife having one of these. sandoval's scores posey was 3/4 in the game the giants with the astros. a's and twins a solo shot his first career four hit game. the a's went 9-4. serena williams pete coco vandeweghe in the bank of the west classic at stanford. final round of john deere classic is that johnson delivers the knockout blow. he taps in for birdie to pick up his second win of the year. almost a gimme. nascar the monster ma in new hampshire to any hammond lead for half their raise but casey cain wins his second race of the year. coming up on game day tonight. >>> see you at 11 on cbs 5 good night.

it is no longer new york for florida or san diego or chicago, it is beijing, shanghai, paris, it is alle international venues. your market and our market is no longer national, this is international. this is where the excitement comes. we set the standards very differently we are no longer just a san francisco entity providing advance and we do a great job with our convention bureau. our offense now are connecting us to the whole area. -- our events now are connecting us with the whole area. they also want to go to napa, they want to go to silicon valley. we have a lot to celebrate, we have a lot of work to do. this is in the context of us expanding the senator said that we can have more people at work. our unemployment rate has dropped to 7.4% as a result of your work. let's give a shout out to all of the men and women that are serving us today. thank you for your great work. i look forward to working with you, with all of the hospitality partners that we have. we have all of us working here, we have our fire chief and police chief working here. all of our different departments. all of

we are in competition with london, shanghai, paris, on whether or not we will be that international city that competes at the highest level, for business, attraction, an investor confidence. i want to thank the port. their vision of having a world- class cruise ship liner station right here, which i look forward to in 2014, you and i will be welcoming thousands of passengers with our crew ship terminal. we will look back and say thank you to the designers and everyone else that has gotten us this far. i love these top of ceremonies because all of us want to see whether the delivery is as real as the promises that were made, and this is real. this is one of those topping off ceremonies, like at the general hospital, with our financial partners, whether they be the general public or the combined public-private partnership, for a reflection of our implementation of the 10- year capital plan. i know this is very dear to monique. i have had those discussions come as i was a city administrator. even our current city administrator gets in those prolonged discussions on whether we can really del

whether it is wrong, whether it is nice, whether it is beijing -- whether it is rome, whether it is shanghai, whether it is some place in africa or some place in russia. if i say, ♪ i left my heart ♪ they immediately say tony and them. that means the national anthem for san francisco and literally for america have come from this extraordinarily talented human being. >> ♪ i left my heart in san francisco ♪ >> ok, here we are down memory lane. we are at the at&t park, home of the san francisco giants. as you know, we sing your song after every win of the giants, so we have been sitting here a lot. you were here in 2011 for the opening, and you sang your song, and guess what? we won the world series. so, tony, we want you back. [applause] >> tony bennett has said his song "i left my heart in san francisco" changed his whole life. well, it has affected our lives as well. from the first time tony sang this beautiful love song to every time we hear it sweet sounds after a winning giants game, it deepens our love for our home town and for tony bennett. >> ♪ above the blue >> here we are above the b

laureate's than any other state or we still lay claim to five of the top universities based on the shanghai index in the world. caltech, stanford university, and three of our public universities, not least of which the university is a stone's throw away. uc-berkeley campus. we're proud of the state but we also recognize we have challenges and we need to lean into the world we're living in. this today is an example of leading in and i am grateful to all of you for your participation. and vice minister, we are honored to have you out here in our state in this wonderful city and we look forward to many visits over many years. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, lieutenant governor. of course, the best for last. the hon. vice minister of commerce to the podium, please. [applause] >> lt. governor newsom, mayor lee, counsel general, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is a great pleasure for me to be here to attend this seminar, " organized -- let me give a special thanks to the previous speakers who gave very warm and remarkable remarks. i would like to give special thanks to the st

well, in china, a work crew accidentally punched a hole in a shanghai water main, and it sent a huge geyser of water more than 16 feet into the air. >>> well, now here's an early look at how wall street's going to kick off the day. the dowd opened at 12,6367 aft losing 36. >>> in tokyo, the nikkei skidded 39 points, while in hong kong the hang seng was down 31. >>> for a third straight session, stocks slid monday, thanks to worry over euro debt, asian weakness, and lower second quarter earnings. aluminum maker alcoa kicked off earnings after the bell posting a los. nefrms their profits still beat expectations and the growing aerospace and auto demand. alcoa edged up in late trade. >>> overseas spain's ten-year bond yield rose above the 10% crisis level. euro said they're now ready to give them new loans and a year to slash its budgets and to bail out terms for its country's banks. >> in asia, more signs of a chinese slowdown. imports rose more than expected while inflation eased to 259-month low. baek here at home, visa and mastercard fell on a downgrade blamed on consumer spending a

the shanghai composite, though, is the big out-performer, adding more than 1% in the trading session, but major banking shares dragged the hong kong market lower. the hang seng index just tucked below the break-even fight. and the nikkei inched lower as political uncertainty over a bond bill dampened the mood and analysts say easing actions from overseas central banks now puts new pressure on the boj to follow suit. the kospi lost about 17%. samsung electronics shares slipped 2% after record q-2 profit but saw longer-term worries over europe. the australian market ended slightly lower ahead of the u.s. jobs number release for june. last lastly, india's sensex showing some weakness, tucked just below break-even as well. back to you, ross. >> thanks, tracey. >>> i'll pick it up from here. is there any way of escaping ibor? it isn't just london that calculates rates by polling banks to ask them what they're borrowing money at. singapore, tokyo and a dozen others use similar methodology to set their benchmark rates. now that this methodology is called into question, what is the new measur

for passengers trying to get from shanghai to the u.s. we finally stage a revolt, as you see, it got ugly. jim avila has the story. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, george. could be the worst delay in memory. 72 hours, three separate cancellation, hundreds of passengers standed overseas, far away from home and tempers boil over on both sides. >> my crew, the other crew, we want to go as much as you do. >> reporter: you're looking at a united airlines pilot at his breaking point confronted with a gate full of angry passengers, so anxious to leave shanghai, china. they barricaded themselves at the gate. >> if we don't have cooperation, the airplanes may leave empty. so help us out, please. >> you just get the run around by these airlines, you're powerless and frustrated. steve borowka was one of 325 frustrated passengers scheduled to leave wednesday from shanghai to newark new jersey, but instead spent three long days at the airport. first the boeing 777 was grounded for maintenance twice. >> suddenly, people started screaming.