the importance of united states tech companies to china, like apple.sis ironic that facebook blocked in china and google is off of mainland china. what does the president have to do when the chinese government says they do not hack? >> they say one thing and do another thing. i think that we have to confront this issue. ashink we still think of war old school, industrial war. emily: we are in the middle of a cyberwar right now. >> it has an impact on everyday basis and the chinese president inying anything is happening, do not have to believe it and neither does the president. you arem malik, sticking with me throughout the show. 6 and 6s.dered iphone the big apple will have to wait. yorkers oflling new delivery delays because of the pope. apple sent an e-mail to customers in zip codes affected saying that there will be traffic restrictions and they will make it up to new yorkers on saturday. from washington, to new york, to philadelphia, it is ok. you can wait. on tech my interview valuations and unicorns. plus, a startup that helps investors get gadg

emily: we have the importance of united states tech companies to china, like apple.t is ironic that facebook is blocked in china and google is off of mainland china. what does the president have to do when the chinese government says they do not hack? privately, u.s. officials are saying, absolutely you do. >> they say one thing and do another thing. i think that we have to confront this issue. i think we still think of war as old school, industrial war. emily: we are in the middle of a cyberwar right now. >> it has an impact on everyday basis and the chinese president denying anything is happening, i do not have to believe it and neither does the president. emily: om malik, you are sticking with me throughout the show. all of you apple enthusiasts are probably counting down to friday when iphones will be delivered. the big apple will have to wait. apple is telling new yorkers of delivery delays because of the pope. yes, pope francis arrives in new york city this thursday and friday after meeting with the president in washington. apple sent an e-mail to customers in

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united states. this stopover provides a were opportunity for china to meet with u.s. techtives like apple's tim cook. the tensions between countries remain high after an alleged cyber attack. what will this trip to seattle accomplish? joining me now from seattle is someone on the ground for us there. first of all, paint a picture for us what is the atmosphere , like? who is there so far? >> good to speak with you. right now i'm in front of the weston in seattle. this is where the president checked in earlier today. he is out and about four meetings with governors from china as well as local executives. he will come back today and he will give a policy speech and potentially his only policies each of his whole entire week. in terms of the atmosphere, earlier this morning there were a few hundred supporters as well as a few critics of the president being here. people were waving united states and china flags. looking ahead, there is an error of skepticism, anticipation about what is going to happen here in the tech industry. additionally, when he goes to washington, d.c., to

chinese president flies for nba to the united states to meet with tech executives and then moves to thete house. and the story of defection. we'll take to you a film festival focusing on what unites and divides north and south korea. ♪ ♪ >>> efforts to resolve the political up rest in enter deena faso are taking place on two front. in the capital, the coup leader has agreed to step aside and the prime minister has recently been released. in the meantime, negotiations are continuing in the nigerian capital abuja. niklas reports now. >> reporter: this is mobile phone footage of soldiers from burkina faso's regular army moving towards the capital. army's chief of staff warned the coup leader and his presidential guard to surrender their arms, some did, others won't. under pressure they addressed the nation apologize for this coup. >> tracey: we confirm our commitment to return power after a did i fitch agreement to get out of the crisis made under the authority of. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the reaction on his the streets was immediately. they chanted freedom. hundreds have been injured a

united states. it provides an opportunity for china to meet with tech executives, like tim cook.ons remain high over alleged cyber attacks, so what will the trip to seattle accomplish? we are on the ground there. paint the picture for us. what is the atmosphere like? who is there so far? >> good to speak with you. president xi jinping check in earlier today. he is out and about meeting with governors and local executives. givell come back today and a policy speech here, and potentially his only policy speech of this week. atmosphere, there were a few hundred supporters as well, as well as a few critics, of president xi jinping, a lot of people waving china and u.s. flags. an air of skepticism and anticipation to see what is going to happen here in the tech industry, as well as when president xi jinping meets with president obama in washington, d.c. emily: the president gave a rare interview to the wall street journal on the issue of cyberattacks and said that the chinese government does not engage in theft of commercial or supportany form chinese companies to engage in such pract

treasury secretary today. 15 of the biggest tech companies in the united states were there along withe tech companies. you see some of the picture there is of some of the people involved. tim cook and jeff bezos was there. the message from the u.s. and relayed from the commerce secretary at the forum, was that china needs to do so much more, john, on protecting u.s. interests in china. particularly in the high tech industry. giving u.s. more market access and a level playing field and stop hacking. stop cyber hacking and piracy. xi jinping, for his part, is saying we do hear your concerns. we will move to get things better for u.s. companies. china feels it has the upper hand here. the world needs china more than the world needs china. he at least is saying he hears the complaints and he says china stands by and is going to try to do something about market access. he has said clearly that china, at least the chinese government is not a hacker. it is not involved in hacking. that is an issue that is sure to come up with president obama. >> indeed. the u.s. disagrees with that. it is in

enforcement cooperation in a se nar owe where data may be stored physically outside of the united states. some tech companies like microsoft argue that the government should pursue this data through mutual treaties. could you comment on the efficacy of what the process is like and some cause that need to be reformed. what's the approach to this issue? >> clearly, we have challenges with the ability to get information on a timely fashion. sometimes those processes may take months if not years. sometimes they're just ineffective. sometimes they're effective. but that seems to be more on the rarity side. so i do think that this presents that challenge for us as to if it's u.s. data in the course of a u.s. investigation and we're seeking u.s. data in furtherance of an authorized investigation pursuant to a warrant signed by a judge, then what is the discussion from? what is the appetite, if you will, by the american public to say that the companies should have to provide that information? and really that's the debate we're having at the moment, the discussion we're having at the moment to find out what

that continued commitment of the united states to help them are tech themselves so they could sleep well at night and maintain the regional role and counter iran's malign influence and activities. the recognize what has been set up here. it would be an enormous problem. they are supportive of an agreement. at the same time, they want to make sure that we are there. that is what the countries were told. it is to solidify all of the things -- >> and just about out of time. >> i think it is important i'm not comfortable with our people who are still in iran. they have to come home. i wish they had come home as part of this agreement. but this cannot rest. we don't leave anybody behind. we don't intend to leave them behind either. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i would like to follow up a little bit of what senator blumenthal was asking you about with regards to the breakout time. >> what are some of the main factors to consider when you populate that time? >> the key factors are the enrichment capacity in the stockpile of enriched uranium. there are many other factors as well recomm

tech companies. in the united states, it's not illegal to be a monopoly, but trickier in europe.he fact that the sec is going back to this indicates that maybe things need to be looked at more closely. the justice department has already said they were not going ftcake a look after the said they would take a look at the case. it is in their hands. emily: i know you will keep us updated. thank you for checking in. turning now to the other giant in some of the valley -- in silicon valley, apple. devo today's light up to get their hands on the latest model of the iphone. tim cook even tweeted out this picture of the first customer to buy the phone in the world in a store in australia. color,r camera, a new another record-setting weekend? .oining me is ron johnson with us is mark gurman. breaking a lot of apple stories these days, mark is. , rose my new iphone 6s gold. people in line were waiting for the rose gold color. it's pink, but a nice shade. give us an idea of what is going on behind the scenes at apple today. it is not a huge design change, that there are a number of importan

unites states. plenty of ainsurance coming from president shi ji ping, particularly to tech companies in the united ates. there have been that many scandals. do you think that this is enough? >> first of it all, if you look at the overall china u.s. relations it's the most important bilateral relations notice world. and foundation ally it is in the trade and economic relation. if china and the united states can sign up for a business investment treaty, the total trade volume around $550,000,000,000 u.s. dollars can be expected to double in the coming years. this will be creating a lot of joiz jobs in the united states for americans but in china, for the chinese people, trade, economic relations, the better way to manage the differences in this regard will be very, very important. on the other side, the strategic and ye 0 political relations between china and the united states are more complicated and there are friction points and it calls for greater wisdom and vision and courage to manage the differences in those very sensitive areas and, also, to try to make common efforts to rise above the divens

tech companies. in the united states, it's not illegal to be a monopoly, but trickier in europe.act theme time, the ftc is going back to this indicates that maybe things need to be looked at more closely. the justice department has already said they were not going to take a look after the ftc said they would take a look at -- after the ftc closed their last case. it is in the ftc's hands if they are going to do anything. emily: i know you will keep us updated. thank you for checking in. turning now to the other giant in the silicon valley apple. devotees diligently lined up to get their hands on the latest iphone. tim cook even tweeted out this picture of the first customer to buy the phone in the world in a store in australia. but will 3-d touch, a better camera, and a new rose gold color help have apple -- help apple have another record-setting weekend? joining me is ron johnson. former head of retail for apple. and mark gurman. breaking a lot of apple stories these days, mark is. i have my new iphone 6s, rose gold. anecdotally it seems to be the most popular color. at least 35

united states. >>. >> interesting that the tech bubble and silicon valley, jobs, all these -- the board of hp becoming a back drop in the political narrative here. >> yeah. i thought it was a really effective comeback and totally fai fair. s. >> i think the ding on her and her corporate tenure is probably she's lacked that ability to win people over and to work within the system to change things and get things done. if i were her opponent on that stage, that's what i would point out. not the specifics of her ceo tenure because all that is up for debate. >> totally right. i thought chris christie made the best point. look, enough of you two. okay? you both are successful. let's focus on what actually matters. she got fired. she owned township it. she's been tremendously successful. so has trump in some ways, although four companies go bankrupt isn't great either. no one throwing stones there. >> it's a little hard to judge her tenure because she, as john says, was dealing with extreme environments. extreme corporate environment within the company. then the extreme hack row environment given what tech w

element on line is comprised of members from the united states air force honor guard led by first lieutenant kenda guzme. the flight's noncommissioned officer is tech. following is an element of the united states coast guard honor guard led by lieutenant junior grade edward gaylord and platoon petty officer is petty officer mike kaiser. the last element on line dressed in the continental musicians uniform is the old guard fife and drum corps. musicians wore the reverse colors of their parent infantry unit. the men and women of the old guard drum corps maintain this tradition by wearing red coats instead of the infantry blue. it's led by drum major james hague. to the rear of our formation are the 56 state and territorial flags of the united states led by captain brendan wright and the platoon sergeant is sergeant 1st class joseph brown. to the right of the formation is the presidential salute gun battery led by staff sergeant ernie winsel. marching in on the joint staff is army captain alexander triplet, marine captain brian lander, navy lieutenant chris da le y, con lottums and corey hoffman. the commander of troops for today's ceremony is colonel

enforcement cooperation, in a scenario where data may be stored, physically outside of the united states, the, some tech companies argue that the government should pursue the data through mutual legal assistance treaties. are you going to comment on the process, and what it's like, and things that need to be updated or reformed, what is the approach to this issue? >> clearly, we have challenges with the ability to get information on a timely fashion. sometimes there's processes, and they may take months. if not years. to get the information, sometimes they are just in effective. sometimes they are effective. but, that seems to be, you know, more on the rarity side. so, i do think that this presents that challenge for us. as to if it's u.s. data, in the course of a u.s. investigation. and we are talking u.s. data, in furtherence to a u.s. investigation in pursuing a signing of a warrant by a judge, what is the appetite of the american public to say, that company had to provide the information. that's the debate we are having at the moment. to find out what is the right balance. and how do we get that inf

enforcement cooperation, in a scenario where data may be stored, physically outside of the united states, the, some tech companies argue that the government should pursue the data through mutual legal assistance treaties. are you going to comment on the process, and what it's like, and things that need to be updated or reformed, what is the approach to this issue? >> clearly, we have challenges with the ability to get information on a timely fashion. sometimes there's processes, and they may take months. if not years. to get the information, sometimes they are just in effective. sometimes they are effective. but, that seems to be, you know, more on the rarity side. so, i do think that this presents that challenge for us. as to if it's u.s. data, in the course of a u.s. investigation. and we are talking u.s. data, in furtherence to a u.s. investigation in pursuing a signing of a warrant by a judge, what is the appetite of the american public to say, that company had to provide the information. that's the debate we are having at the moment. to find out what is the right balance. and how do we get that inf

enforcement cooperation, in a scenario where data may be stored, physically outside of the united states, the, some tech companies some tech companies argue we should pursue this data through mutual assistance treaties. could you comment on the efficacy of what the process is like and there have been calls that it needs to be updated were reformed, what do you think is the approach to this issue? >> clearly we have challenges with the ability to get information on a timely fashion. sometimes those processes may take months if not years. sometimes they're just ineffective. sometimes they're effective. but that seems to be more on the rarity side. so i do think this presents that challenge for us as to if it's u.s. data in the course of a u.s. investigation and we're seeking u.s. data in furtherance of an authorized investigation pursuant to a warrant signed by a judge, then what is the discussion from? what is the appetite, if you will, by the american public to say that the companies should have to provide that information? and really that's the debate we're having at the moment, the discussion we're ha

d.c., and it is hard to imagine those tech titans successfully striking a proper balance between doing business in china, ending cyberattacks against the united states and human rights in china. all those tech companies desperately want to expand their business in china, and bring in more foreign workers to this country. europe's refugee and illegal immigration crisis is worsening today. and the leaders of the eu may soon lose control. european union officials have approved a plan to relocate some of the hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants flooding europe's borders. we'll have an update on the refugee crisis and surprising numbers on illegal immigration here at home. >>> our top story, pope francis begins an historic six day visit to the united states that will likely have spiritual, diplomatic and political ramifications, in a nod to the importance of the trip, president obama who rarely welcomes dignitaries on the tarmac greeted the pope at andrews air force base. the plane had to circle a few times before landing because the president and his entourage were simply late to meet him. the pope and the president have similar stances on climat

excited i am part f on the tech world now. >> reporter: joining me now is new york city's chief technology officer, also megan smith, the chief technology officer for the united statess we are all growing hope here. we just heard sound there how lives are transformed when it comes to crossing over into that tech world. and she did it in just a few months. talk a little bit how that can happen and both agencies are working to see more stories like hers. >> you mentioned the president's tech hire initiative. using code boot camps and short courses, three-month training opportunities, to help everyone move into these jobs. we have so many jobs open. they're fun and exciting. look at these kids. we want more americans to come into those. we don't have enough four-year degree recipients. so keep doing that, america. also use these boot camps and come on in. >> reporter: new york city has a lot of bragging rights, when it comes to the program with you and the tech talent initiative. the white house saying now, it worked in new york city, let's try it for us. let's talk about other cities and communities can say, you know what, we see how effective it is, let's try it. >>

china tanned united states are highly complementary and economically and potential for further cooperation. for the united states recognize china on civilian high-techh discussion on the current international and financial situation. we have agreed to step out macroeconomic and financial stability. to this end, we have established the mechanism of regular phone conversation on economic affairs between china and the united states which will be led of china and secretary of treasure, communication respective and global major economic issues. we will also establish communications on other mechanisms. i appreciate the u.s. supporting including the rnb into the imf special when certain are met and i also appreciate your commitment to implement the imf reform plan adopted at the summit in 2010. we are truly honored the new progress made in the confidence building mechanism between the two militaries. we have agreed to stock up exchanges and policy dialogue at all levels, hold more joint exercises and training, we believe that terrorism has become an enemy of mankind and we have agreed to step up multilateral. we have decided to increase communication and

united states. during his visit, modi will meet with tech executives and attend a reception at s.a.p. center in san jose. while he's treated like a rock star in some corners, modi attracts critics who question his agenda. joining me now to discuss this visit are thomas blom hansen, director of stanford center for south asia. sunika is a reporter for "india west," a weekly newspaper. m.r. rankaswami, founder of a nonprofit working to improve u.s./indian relations. welcome to you all. your group is one of several hundred helps to organize the event at s.a.p. center. tell us why this visit is so important to members of your group? >> first of all, just a quick backdrop. thanks for having us here. we are now 3 million strong in the united states. 1% of the population. and the community's growing and maturing. and during this time frame we've not really had an opportunity to feel very proud of our country. i think for the past decade or so. i think when prime minister modi got elected, he brought the sense of excitement and pride in our community, and that's what you see reflected here as

united states is later this month. the president will be attending a tech summit in seattle, organized by the chinese government are here is what we know. bloomberg has confirmed that alibaba founder jack ma will be there. apples to cook will be planning to attend and may the ceos of facebook and google as well. they will attend a dinner hosted by microsoft founder bill gates at his home. thes interesting, given president obama's hard-line on china and the chinese president's hard-line on u.s. tech companies. what do you make of the chinese government organizing its own little side trip ahead of the state visit and sort of undermining the white house as the white house is considering sanctions on chinese businesses or hack attacks? >> i think it is a smart move. i do not know what extent they are undermining. the white house has been well aware of what has been going on. she thinking was coming in that direction, and i know it is well known that the chinese have been assessed by the choreography, not just of the state visit to new york, but also what would be , the otherity nongovernmental, non-bilateral venue that they

that lack of trust bodes poorly for the tech in the united states. jamie: lawrence said the keyword which is oil. $200 oil is the best thing that can happen to tesla. jeffrey: i would say the biggest beneficiary is not tesla. it is probably consumer advocacy groups who are now going to turn up the pressure to make sure that the regulators are doing everything he possibly can to regulate and not just trust. trust but verify. erik: ralph nader redux. gentlemen, thank you very much. ceo and cofounder of jti. we had jamie butters, the auto editor here with me at bloomberg. lawrence ulrich, thank you very much. lawrence: thedrive.com. erik: we will be right back. stay with us. ♪ charlie: carol burnett is here. her comedy has inspired generations of comedians for 60 years, she has received many awards including six emmys, a kennedy center honor, the mark twain prize, and the presidential medal of freedom. she will receive a lifetime achievement award from the screen actors guild next year. "the carol burnett show: the lost episodes" is a new dvd box set. h

united states, another asian leader is making his second trip. we talking about the indian prime minister. he has set his eyes on the united states, focusing on silicon valley, seeking more investment from the techet's discuss this relationship gupta.il group to -- thank you so much, professor for joining us. about the prime minister's intent as he goes to silicon valley. some of the best and brightest in india are working in silicon valley. what does he intend to grow and develop their -- there? >> there are a number of initiatives that he has been pursuing. some of the big ones where silicon valley plays a big role, the energy front, particularly solar. if you look at the center of gravity in the u.s. on solar, not just companies like first tesla, in terms of not the car, but the energy storage devices -- energy storage is a huge part of really pushing the country towards powerenergy, towards wind , that is an example. the digital india campaign, they connectivity is quite slow. can google or facebook play a role in terms of bringing faster connectivity, faster speeds to india? angie: that is the thing, a lot of critics say those reforms that he promised have not yet come to fruition. we have

element on line is comprised of members from the united states air force honor guard led by first lieutenant kenda guzme. the flight's noncommissioned officer is tech. following is an element of the united states coast guard honor guard led by lieutenant junior grade edward gaylord and platoon petty officer is petty officer mike kaiser. the last element on line dressed in the continental musicians uniform is the old guard fife and drum corps. during the american revolution musicians wore the reverse colors of their parent infantry unit. the men and women of the old guard drum corps maintain this tradition by wearing red coats instead of the infantry blue. it's led by drum major james hague. to the rear of our formation are the 56 state and territorial flags of the united states led by captain brendan wright and the platoon sergeant is sergeant 1st class joseph brown. to the right of the formation is the presidential salute gun battery led by staff sergeant ernie winsel. marching in on the joint staff is army captain alexander triplet, marine captain brian lander, navy lieutenant chris daly, air force captain conlotums and cory hoffman. the commande

united states visit yesterday in seattle. holding meetings with some of the biggest tech leaders. allen has our report. >> messing american business interests and chinese require mens for operating there has never been easy. at a round table discussion involving many of the best known c.e.o.s chinese president spoke of opportunities and challenges. >> china will open up still wider to the outside world. we will be firmly committed to the strategy of opening up and continuing to draw strength from the world for development, and more benefits to the world through our own development. >> after that morning meeting a trip north to a boeing manufacturing plant. the visit to the production line comes as the official news agency and boeing announce a huge deal. 300 planes worth tens of billions of dollars going to chinese companies. but the chicago based jet maker committing to build the first completion plant, in china. that's where interiors are installed and paint jobs finished before delivery. >> china is quickly becoming the largest aviation market in the word. and our partnership t

the pontiff going high-tech in the visit to the united states. >> cheryl casone is here now to tell usabout it. >> he really is the first social media pope. businesses and consumers are loving pope francis on instagram, facebook and twitter. at&t and verizon knew there would be a barrage of selfies and photos over loading their networks in washington, new york and philadelphia. at&t spent 23 million alone in philly to make sure the data networks could handle the extra traffic. verizon letting down 23 million in the city of brotherly love. portable cell sites have been set up in the pope's roots. he stopped to take selfies of dc area school children. look at this little girl who got a chance to have a picture with the pope. >> all i said was holy father like, i love you and like can i take a picture with you. he's the only one in the world. it was very, you know, special and magical and he really made children's heart lift up. >> many on social media have went to instagram to share their moments with the pope. i saw photos of nuns tailgating in washington, d.c. >> i love the tailgating.

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united states. deirdre: so why do you think that the u.s. tech ceos are playing ball? >> greed. i think they have an opportunity to increase their margins by moving business over to china without any thought whatsoever as reckless as it is to have the macroeffect and microeffect it's going to have on the united states people, our information and clearly intelligence gathering china is using right now on us. deirdre: so user data and intellectual property. this sounds like everything that if i were running a tech company i would want to keep to myself and for the use of my clients and that's it. >> absolutely. deirdre, look where we've been in the last year. you have to have your head so buried in the sand, you do not see the forest through the trees,absu it's . deirdre: what if a tech ceo says i need to be in china because there are 1.4 billion people in the population there, it's a win. >> it's ridiculous to think about it. i'm going to jump in with the current administration. we need to be having much stronger back bone by telling companies what we can and can't do by recogniz

seem to show a lot of promise, and that kind of lack of trust bodes poorly for the tech, especially here in the united states. >> jeffrey or jamie. key word, oil. $200 oil is the best thing that can happen to tesla. >> shatzker: you, jeff? the biggest beneficiary is not tesla. it's a bigger demographic they're targeting but probably consumer advocacy groups will turn up the pressure to make sure the regulators are doing everything they can to regulate but not trust. trust but verify. >> shatzker: gentlemen, thank you very much. jeffrey thinnes, jamie butters and lawrence ulrich, thank you very much. we'll be right back. stay with us. > >> rose: carol burnett is here. her comedy inspired generations of comedians almost 60 years. she received several awards, mark twain prize and the presidential medal of freedom. she'll receive an award from the screen actors guild next year. "the carol burnett show: the lost episodes" is a new d.v.d. box set featuring her work. a new look of classic moments from th "the carol burnett show" >> that absolutely did it! i am leaving this how to and i am not coming back till the e

that continued commitment of the united states to help them are tech themselves so they could sleep well at night and maintain the regional role and counter iran's malign influence and activities. the recognize what has been set up here. it would be an enormous problem. they are supportive of an agreement. at the same time, they want to make sure that we are there. that is what the countries were told. it is to solidify all of the things -- >> and just about out of time. >> i think it is important i'm not comfortable with our people who are still in iran. they have to come home. i wish they had come home as part of this agreement. but this cannot rest. we don't leave anybody behind. we don't intend to leave them behind either. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. i would like to follow up a little bit of what senator blumenthal was asking you about with regards to the breakout time. >> what are some of the main factors to consider when you populate that time? >> the key factors are the enrichment capacity in the stockpile of enriched uranium. there are many other factors as well recomm

united states are highly complimentary economically, and there is huge potential for further cooperation. for the united states to recognize china's economy status and ease export control on high-tech items, it will help expand the mutually beneficial cooperation between the two countries. we have also had in depth discussion on the current international economic and financial situation. we have agreed to step up macroeconomic policy coordination and joint lie li promote global economic growth technology. to this end we have established the mechanism on regular phone conversation on economic affairs between china and the united states which will be led by vice premier of china and secretary of treasury jacob lew. they will stay in close communication respective and global major economic issues. we will also step up cooperation within g20, the world bank imf, and other multi-lateral mechanisms. i appreciate the u.s. supporting including the rmv into the imf special drawing rights when certain standards of the imf are met, and i also appreciate the u.s. commitment to implement the imf governance stushgt reform plan adopted at the g20 summit in 2010 at an earlier date. we have affirme

. >>> the chinese president's first stop in the united states won't be the white house and instead heading to seattle where he is set to meet u.s. techves later on tuesday, both countries have been sparring over the issue of cyber security and apple is the latest u.s. company tackling a security breach in china, donors there were tricked into use agree modified version of x code, that is a software package used to create apps for iphones, ipads and those map computer, chinese leader defended his government and says it does not engage in hacking and neither does it support theft of commercial secrets and he made the comments in an interview to the wall street journal and as adrian brown says cyber security is one of the topics to be discussed when he meets with president barack obama. >> reporter: china's state controlled media portrays the president as a powerful leader, the guardian of an economy that remains strong even as it slows. >> he is arguably one of the strongest leaders but he also is going there at a time when there is very good optics because he is suddenly a chinese lead their is in common of a very large economy. >> re

state senate yesterday by just two votes. >>> now to an investigative unit exclusive. one of the bay area's biggest tech staffing firms facing criticism. beta soft advertises that it's placed tech workers. >> vicki nguyen has been digging into complaints about their business practices. >> reporter: good morning. beta soft is a $20 million tech staffing firm based in fremont. two people spoke with us concerned about how the company trains and markets its job weekers. they say they paid 500 to $1,000 for training, but near the end of a six-week course beta soft gave them resumes with years of job experience they didn't have in companies they've never worked at. they showed us their actual resumes compared to the ones they say beta soft provided and they told us they were instructed to lie about their experiences to potential employers. we found it isn't just beta soft, online reviews of other i.t. staffing companies had additional complaints about rock bottom pay, fake documents and fake work experience. business experts say job seekers who aren't truthful can suffer long-term damage to their future caree

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amy: more than 100 academics in the united states have written a letter protesting modi's visit to silicon valley, warning technts of the dangers of doing business with a government that has "demonstrated its disregard for human rights and civil liberties, as well as the autonomy of educational and cultural institutions." on sunday night, prime minister modi spoke before a crowd of 18,500 people in san jose. 3000 people reportedly protested outside the venue drawing attention to modi's record on human rights. before his election, modi was barred from the united states for many years over his role in anti-muslim riots in 2002 that left more than 1000 dead. modi was the chief minister of gujarat, where the killings occurred. he has never apologized for or explained his actions at the time. still with us, vijay prashad, professor of international studies at trinity college and columnist for the indian magazine frontline. author of several books, including "arab spring, libyan winter." ruth also joined by manorama in 2006, she was awarded her right livelihood award for her commitment to achieving equality for dali

. >> from san antonio tech texas white castle is the oldest hamburger chain in the united states.ost, 5 cents, 25 cents or 50 cents. >> 5 cents. >> we know our fast-food, baby. a nickel, really? >> smart group of people over there today. they know their burgers. 5 cents, that's not bad. now it's a little more expensive but they are still making them the same way i understand. >> back to kathie. >> jimmy buffet's "cheeseburger in paradise" which one isn't listed in the lyrics, bacon, onion, tomato. >> geez. >> not cheese. >> i said geez. >> i know that. it was a joke. >> bacon. >> yes! >> okay. jimmy buffet. >> a lot of money over there. >> that was such a classic song, wasn't it, mark? >> i can't believe he didn't mention bacon. isn't it the best topping on a hamburger? hands down everybody loves a bacon burger. >> the song worked though. kathie, over to you. >> retiring from how many years in teaching? 34.5. >> featuring catch phrase, "where's the beef?" wendy's or burger king. >> wendy's. >> she was amazing. >> that was one of the brilliant ad campaigns, don't you think? >> i th

tech writer bryer dudley sees the area as a natural stopover. >> they want to encourage companies that not only thrive in china but in the united states, look aticrosoft, starbucks and boeing. >> a soft landing in the west, before a much harder line back east. >> we are preparing a number of measures that will indicate to the chinese that this is not just a matter of us being mildly upset. but is something that will put significant strains on the bilateral relationship. >> so i think it's a good cop-bad cop situation. where we can play good cop here and talk about entrepreneurial relationships and trade relationships and hopefully obama is going to play the bad cop and take a firmer line on some of these things. >> the visit comes when china is flexing its military muscle and solidifying things in the south china sea. all those things are expected to be on the agenda when the two presidents meet. allen schauffler, al jazeera, seattle. >>> two children find the sport they love, undocumented immigrants finding a place to call home. >> voila days of, how to get away with murder. >> voila davis becomes the first black woman to win one of televisio

tech. his funeral begins 11:00 tomorrow at a church in roanoke. >>> pope francis ahead of his visit to the united states next month taking part today in a groundbreaking virtual audience with americans in three cities. abc news hosted and muir moderated the conference with the pope. >>> maybe you've heard about it, pope francis arrives in the u.s. tuesday, september 22nd. eyewitness news will be there with the pope during his visits to washington, new york, and philadelphia. by the way, you can find information about tickets, public transit changes, and road closures at our website, abc 7 ny. >>> as we continue on this monday night, growing excitement on the campus of columbia university. >> after a second term comes to an end, president obama returns to columbia? that announcement today. and it didn't come from the white house. i'm joe torres. the details coming up on eyewitness news. >> also, the wild weather that sent a tree crashing down on a forklift. plus, no wild weather here. just a heat wave. lee goldberg returns to [muted singing throughout] these girls have waited 62 days for this concert ton