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state department with vice president biden and a formal state dinner at the white house. the president will spend thursday capitol hill meeting with republicans and democrats, then speaking to the u.sinese business owners on friday before heading home. next come a conversation about chinese president hu jintao and its visit the u.s. from "washington journal," this is just over 35 minute. >> we want to welcome richard solomon he served as the othe assistant state in the first. bush administration. morng also present at the u.s. institute of peace. good morning, thank you for being withs us. to turn her attention to china, the president of china in town this week for president obama's third state visit, but the backdrop of this is a trade issue we have an human rights issues the u.s. is taking him out with china. trade. will this result in any changes? >> i think it will raise issues. the exchange rate, concern about intellectual property, china's inflation fears, et cetera. there are a whole range of very specific issues. but the significantance of this visit as secretary of state clinton pointed out, if we get some shared views of where the world is headed it can affect in a positi

state department with vice-president joe biden. the president will meet with republican and democratic lawmakers, followed by an address to the u.s.iness council. he flies to chicago during the night for meeting with chinese business owners before heading home. >> on television, on radio, and on line. c-span, bringing public affairs to you. created by cable, it is washington, your way. >> recently a panel of industry executives in the telecommunications industry gather to talk about how innovation and technology is impacting the u.s. economy. you will hear from the ceo of time warner and the at&t ceo, as well as julius genachowski. the forum was one of a series of discussions hosted by the brookings institution. it is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. it is my pleasure to welcome you all here for the third forum in a series that we have been running here at brookings under the general topic of growth through innovation. the first to forums that we held or private, but we felt that the group that is assembled here and that has been the core of the effort has become sufficiently cohesive and enough teams have