is a pain in this relationship in two thousand twenty one three pm the defining feature of the us and china relations has to do with the ending is so cool color transitions and everybody know that ten on rice in rice recipe and is an us bred in a rented the decline from andy's defined structures of the big collar nation. i think. yet when these kind of a context of you in on the china will become more and more says it is in us who would respond forcefully to reduce whitaker in the abbey balances transporting it in the asia pacific news i think the pieces are the kind of a structure it's fall now we have to face a wee i'm fortunate in that phase in period. all the creative beginning of the polish conditions and i will have some some sort of a non get cocky up between china and united states for example coal is one of the some sort of security. tonight my conclusion is why is this cute he will means the odyssey security and the lives of these have to kick him in the mine has to be managed. probably in for jubilee of conflicts. i think the yet they are from china us perspective is that up they

to pay in this relationship in two thousand twenty one think the epoch defining feature of the us and china mediation scheme has to do with the andean silk on the color transitions here and everybody know that ten of rice in rice recipe and isn't and us bred in a rented the decline from and he's the finest options all via the collar nation. i think the yet when these kind of a context of you in on the china will become more and more centered and see us who would respond forcefully to reduce whitaker in the abbey balances trench twenty eight in asia pacific news i think the pieces are the kind of a structure this fall though we have to face a wee i'm fortunate in that phase in period. all the creative beginning of the polish conditions and i will have some some sort of a non get cocky up between china and united states for example polis wealth of face some sort of security to nine months which means why is the security wall means the obviously security is oh so these have a cicada given the amount has to be managed properly and orderly fled the country. i think the yet they are from china us

stocks rally a phone call in show night yesterday off to china said he would allow a combined twenty four billion yuan about three point eight billion us dollars a deadly cross border trading in equities. didn't they showed china's inflation accelerated in march well defined factory gate prices deepens the charm and indexing one point two five percent of u s peers who bowled yesterday on concern that valuations for tech shares of june on. along the mainland markets we tend to change the interim high at the fine ageing. today is a bit tepid but it's been a friend's house to greet us and takes us about some interesting news today. well yes if if if the rain and growth but march economic data clearly shows that flow down and the government in china dashing any hopes everything really felt i really wonder if the market will be able to keep the game did this week. today as you pointed out cpi is not big but producer price index cpi dropped two point three percent in some think that couldn't be showing up on demand going forward. but bucking the trend at any bank rose seven percent thanks to news that it signed an agreement with the local pr

, has 7.5%ed growth, is way down from double-digit growth that china used to produce.ig drops in imports and exports in march are fuelling concerns. and india this is forecasted to grow 5.4%. that's way down from the 9% we saw in india only three years ago. that includes budget deficits. and brazil, the b in bric is going to stall to 1.8%. low business confidence and weak private investment will keep their economy in quote, low gear. making sense of this is critical for businesses that need to know how and where to invest their money and forecast sales and earnings, and there are few businesses with better feel of the world than wpp. you may not know the name, but you know all of the company it controls. item ploys more than 170,000 people in other 3,000 offices in 110 countries. last year they had revenues of $16.5 billion. joining me now with his very informed view of the world is the founder of wpp, he runs it, and spends a third of the year in the u.s., a third in britain, and a third travelling the globe. sir, martin who founded wpp nearly 30 years ago. >> my moth

you have compared the south china sea to the caribbean. you've given usa historical analysis that when the united states came to dumb it the caribbean it was a supreme court for a leading role in the world. if china were to succeed in dominating the south china sea, would china then go on to dominate the world? >> no, i don't think so. i think it would come if it could dominate the south china sea, a number of other things would be happening as well. they would essentially neutralize taiwan. taiwan is a de facto independent country. those words, de facto, to change. china would also become a two ocean navy of the western pacific and the indian ocean. that would give china tremendous influence of what i call a navigable southern, stretching from horn of africa to the sea of japan. but they would not allow china to dominate as the eastern hemisphere as the us has traditionally dominated the western hemisphere. you also russia. we go on for an hour about the search each competition between russia or china. between russia and china. and you also have powers i

, has 7.5%ed growth, is way down from double-digit growth that china used to produce.ig drops in imports and exports in march are fuelling concerns. and india this is forecasted to grow 5.4%. that's way down from the 9% we saw in india only three years ago. that includes budget deficits. and brazil, the b in bric is going to stall to 1.8%. low business confidence and weak private investment will keep their economy in quote, low gear. making sense of this is critical for businesses that need to know how and where to invest their money and forecast sales and earnings, and there are few businesses with better feel of the world than wpp. you may not know the name, but you know all of the company it controls. item ploys more than 170,000 people in other 3,000 offices in 110 countries. last year they had revenues of $16.5 billion. joining me now with his very informed view of the world is the founder of wpp, he runs it, and spends a third of the year in the u.s., a third in britain, and a third travelling the globe. sir, martin who founded wpp nearly 30 years ago. >> my moth

us. china's escort the dtp doctor today to show you what i expected. china's biggest overseas mining deals. what sort of snack afterwards like five point eight billion us dollars. i welcomed it. the nt. first up a new phrase is beginning in the search for missing flights and takes three seventeen. australia's joint agency coordination center which accc says a distance this issue has been taken to end the use of the thai cooking i like a top which looks for black box signals i was a vehicle would now be used to look for the plane at depths of up to four thousand five hundred meet us the child crying in the employment of the underwater vehicle it has a twenty four twenty four hour cycle. scion. we anticipate us this morning and met this evening. it will then be recovered. and with the collection of dots of analysis and so on. it will be ready to be deployed if everything goes according to plan exactly twenty four ounce for the first deployment and saw one the semester belinda is the sunnah and additional equipment to scan the seabed the doctor has to be

and then amidst all the right to bomb his tour of asia chinese experts have called for china and the us to strengthen cooperation and seek constructive solutions to the africans japan of the philippines are among the four nations obama will visit them both countries share a maritime what territorial disputes with china. johnny d reports. this presence abroad obama touched on in tokyo wednesday the first leg of his four nation asian tour which also includes a south korean nation and for the kings the trip postponed by the us government shutdown as dearie is seen as the latest efforts to refocus us foreign policy in asia. dunst in twenty eleven the so called immigration means great and enjoyed employment and economic involvement the strategy is believed to be getting assurances to this allies against china scene for us. the main one lead up to it if it is that i'm trying to use the time you that when it came to our hotel by men's tennis team hooked on mistake of the stalemate over the last three years to put too much of a fuss i don't mind if you want to go on putting just a facade of off

us. >> china might choose not to retaliate in this instance. anything that in any way shows most towards the islands will lead to some sort of response by the chinese side. even know what is happening is a - japan is building on its own territory, definitely its own territory, it's a listening most. it's not making an offensive action towards china at all. nevertheless, anything to do with the it is problem attic. >> owning a mobile phone in myanmar used to be a luxury. people made good money from renting out their phones from road side shops. the economy prospered. some of the old ways of doing business struggled to keep up. >> the sun is going down. this man is setting up shop. he puts his phone out and waits. this is the best time of day, when the streets are full of people, heading out after work. someone needs to make a phone call. fewer people seem to need services these days. >> translation: my business is useless. i'm a man at this table. the man can be used as pocket money, i'm no longer making profit. >> the mobile phone shop, in cont

talking of envoys from the us and china apple on top and tucker county and the new conditions she took the lead and counting and offer to join the investigative weekend rounds down. after we asked at the north remains the key suspect in the case the government and in the appeal of death in need and take cleanest on the swift activity that measures to boost the nation's youth employment if the eyes and my life back on primetime needs. fan. i don't. yes and hello to those that you are watching from obama but well it's tuesday it will fifteen yen and the fact that ron lim thingy so much for joining us. we begin this evening with pyongyang's bizarre offer to help so will investigate the suspected north korean drones that recently crashed in south korea. and then deny having anything to do with acne. an aerial vehicles. how is that they would be absurd to give the prime suspect had a ball of wool with any investigation into funny the yen has rejected north korea's demand to conduct a joint investigation into the grounds that depressed and south korean soil. late last month. an official at s

the multilateral dialogue consisting of a t kearney as the us china japan and russia has not taken place since late two thousand eight. some experts say the north kent backed away from further provocation and instead returned to the negotiating table. there isn't as north korea cuba this is the six party talks on new cruising the north to tune in to make suggestions to improve into his eyes first. still most experts worry that another round of provocations by kenya and ahead of us president obama visit to seoul and tokyo at the end of this month. and can mean anything nice. just last week korea's biggest tobacco company won a fifteen year long legal battle filed by individuals seeking compensation for smoking related illnesses. now if then after helping sharing services turn and didn't think they'd get a much better shot at winning at times i laugh at this point for the first time every year in korea a organization the national health insurance service is suing cigarette companies to cover medical costs incurred due to tobacco related illness as less than a week ago seven individuals and

they've affected us in ukraine. china is watching us. it's the fact it is there. and i hope that somehow during the remainder of your tenure, you're able to turn around our foreign policy in such a way that the statements that have been made are not true, but that we have some success of because i think all of us are very concerned. >> senator, look, you've been a terrific help in keeping this committee working with the chairman, in cooperating in summary different ways. and i thank you for that and i know this comes from a genuine concern. i'm not suggesting otherwise. i promise you. but i would say to you that i think -- i think russia with all due respect is not acting out of strength. i do not believe that russia has particularly helped itself. have they accomplished a goal to protect for the time being and to quote secure crimea at least in a military concept, if not legitimately in international law? yeah, but at great cost. at great cost. and over time if you look at russia's economy, there are real challenges. they are running the risk, clearly, up isolati

is using the china threat as an excuse. >> u.s. g to create an issue so that they can go back to philippines. they would like to go back here in the philippines to use philippines as their base and get all resources here and even all the asian countries. they use us base. >> reporter: there are many in the philippines who will welcome the americans back with open arms. those that campaigned to get the u.s. out of here 20 years ago feel like this is turning back the clock. bbc news in the northern philippines. >> let's get more now from the u.s. side. mary jordan is a pulitzer prize winning journalist from d.c. when you look at the agreement from japan for example, that was specific over the islands. one with the philippines is more generic isn't it? >> hit is. this trip has been under the radar for the american public. nonetheless it's incredibly important. mainly president barack obama wanted to be there to show the long standing relationship with the philippines is still strong. of course he's not visiting china but the whole trip

sat down with one of the innovators of kids not that he's doing just that china's top internet research the truth when you use the president has been an unguarded internet research here. returned from the united states. these freshly on peach tea. i came back to china for finding the beauty and i find there is no internet in china. and that's not it seems so i'm shopping and a top internet in many chinese and is in the nineteen nineties to me quinn said the project to start it. people saw and my internet expire so i get into these areas. and daily became one of the architects of the china education research network or service which connects universities across the country it was the prototype of china's nationwide internet the head of the mix with other clubs across the world it is here to profess allegiance to one of china's first networked ninety nine act which expanded its enormous guilt man. soon it started internet is not copying china. very few people know internet cell activity. one of the major contribution for cinematic history the pioneers of the internet even in chinese. here are lenient or some of

bond has stressed the us welcomes a strong china that as american cooperation with beijing will not come and expensive washington's allies in the region. israel's prime minister has told the palestinians to make a tough choice between either the or peace with these release. then another downer says the west bank and possibly have good relations both with tv and have nots palestinians are currently in talks to reconcile the rival factions in gaza and the west bank. as a senior police official has been assassinated by islamist insurgents who planted explosives in his car and in a separate incident on wednesday to one police officer and one milton were killed during a security suite. it has been stepping up its crackdown on islam is to have the presidential election in may which former military chief on to the cc is widely expected to win so most of all long fought for internet freedom with the only risk the higher rent they found are currently on remand in a high security facility in denmark is one of examples online petition calling for his release has already garnered over a hundred thou

. >> china is laughing at us. china apples, but an american man would crush them with his head. kt is the baby boom the answer to all of our problems? i would like to say yes. >> you are wrong. this study looks at two different things. on one hand teenage pregnancies, all statistics show the single toughest thing for a child is to be raised in a family with a single mother. it leads to higher rates of all of the bad stuff. on the other hand you want a population that grows. if you have a population that grows too quickly which is what happened in the middle east where 75% of the population is under the age of 30. there are no jobs for people. on the other hand if it doesn't grow quickly enough, which is russia -- keep it up, honey. >> media buzz. >> i see a new show, howie and kt. >> i think it is dopey. >> can we have a ticker tape parade there were fewer teen pregnancies and more or better contraception is producing something good for the country. it takes one of these studies to take it and say this is gad news. >> w

america is at the root of all that's evil in the world, then it deserves to lose, but who replaces us, chinaelections matter, which is why usher a rebirth of exceptionalism -- they laugh at the petty things that we get involved in or actually they don't have the problems we have because they have not reached that point. >> we had a chance to put romney in and we didn't. >> can you help solve this problem? can you change it? do you have any suggestions? >> i don't think it's president obama's fault. i think because china has four times the people that the united states has, that -- if that government doesn't collapse from government overthrow because of desire for freedom and economic changes, like personal property, things like that. it's pretty much inevitable that at some point china was going to overtake the american economy whether you compare apples to apples or whether things change there are some things we could do to be competitive and i think that falls to the white house and congress and the most important thing they could do is lower the u.s. tax rate for corporations. just this w

. >> in china, it's the most widely used network in china, it's between twitter and facebook.t's accessed by 30% of the users here, and it has a market penetration similar to that of twitter in the united states. it was launched five years ago, and it radically changed the way that users used it's highly sensitive environment with protests against the government officials. today, it's still highly monitored by the chinese government and engages in its own censorship. >> people have outside who are going to use it, they're launching it very publicly outside, they're going to try to educate people inside of china. >> finding out how many people use webo, marketing in spanish generates millions, but it suggests that the more than 500 million registered users. more than 10 million generate 90% of the messages. >> i use it to keep up. >> the company cannot float, but it hasn't turned a profit. >> the company, by the way, valued at 3 about the $4 billion. >> diplomats are talking in geneva while president vladimir putin is talking on tv. saying taking to the airwaves in a marathon p

obama stressed the us welcomes is from china but says american cooperation with beijing will not come at the expense of washington's regional ally he says a senior police officials been killed by islamist insurgents are planted explosives in his car in a separate incident wednesday when police officer when militant were killed during a security suite. he has been setting up its crackdown on islamist at the presidential election in may which former military chief. i will fight to fatah lcc is widely expected to win go ahead and email were the ones with the west may want to provoke russia into a military conflict in whether russia will respond crossed our next door door uk viewers of enjoying latest edition of going on. cz. the he said lisa japanese ceramics. each minute we made pizza. you just killed us. it is filled with reminders of its long history. we do with ceramics the media for about four hundred. many just two runs sometimes the design is painted puny unchanged was i he is employed by. the so spend it on tombs which is decorated in gold. and michael is on a few points thanks t

neil: neil: china ahead of us sooner than expected.s, hardly a news flash. >> not yet. >> what makes you think that chinese numbers are right. you are right. i've said that chinese lie about a lot of stuff. but figuring half of what they are reports is not so, trend that we're growing at a fraction of china's pace is so. we're losing steam and fast. and in buffalo, we're broke, broke, broke. that is why the world is running laps around us. we're drowning in debt, but we can get out of it. what is really offensive is washington isn't trying. and when folks like paul ryan do, he is all but pushing granny to her death. john, reduce bottom line of budget by 10 perspi 10% per yeat is balanceed, easier said than done, my friend. the guys in washington, get real, i have been real on that very real subject. but i am still going to pound their waist, i'll be -- waste. heather. face it, china wants to be a power, we don't. you might be right. they are hungryier. and alan in boston, like so said so many times, you can't call shots when you are sh

most successful olympian, tells us what is driving him to make a come back, more on that, stay with us. china is pollution a huge brock in china, and recent reports suggest up to half a million people die from smog every year. it's the first change to the law that was introduced 25 years ago. the u.s. food and drug at ministration has proposed a ban on the sale of e cigarettes. the law would not restrict flavors products ortizing. the first time the $2 billion e cigarette industry has faced federal regulations. for 75 days. now a deadly strain has made the leap from monkeys to humans and is causing wide concern in malaysia. once every two months visitors give blood sample. it's part of a study on malaria. >> i thought to myself, i am going to die if this cannot be treated. >> which mostly exists -- hence the name monkey me larry yeah. and then bite as human. the first natural infection in human was reported in the 1960's. be uh the cases were ex-freely rare. they are becoming more common, with the parasite being the main cause of malaria cases in hospitals. that has made it easier for the par

us. china's largest e-commerce company, alibaba, saw profits soar. for more, let's go to hong kong. s through the numbers first. >> fourth quarter earnings are always expected to be pretty strong. their that came in are even stronger. it eases concerns that the company has lost steam in a previous quarter. there is a rise in revenue and also with the ipo just hanging around, that is definitely good news. what does this mean for its ipo? >> well, couple of things. there is an average evaluation of 153 billion u.s. dollars. with the recent set of results, the evaluation could go even further up. also, breaking news this morning, alibaba is expected [indiscernible] it we assume that they are raising and $18 billion in sharing those proceeds as an ipo fee, that would mean an ip -- a fee for the banks. that is good news for bank bonuses there. >> ok. we will leave it there. coming up comic seller rating growth. -- coming up, accelerating growth. plus, a new level of awareness for drivers. a land rover technology to make the front of the car virtually invisible. ♪ >> time for today's compa

energy use attorney keep trying pollution in china keeps crying and i think the situation was that this building opened for business sometime in early twenty s acclaimed writer from the time that they can have this deer park looks people families now. the clean indoor air experience. and they tell you. overall the green on the kind of value proposition for their employees. the design to operation that the increase is truly one of the previous buildings on the planet hopefully it'll serve as inspiration for many similar buildings to come. tracy checking cctv. we took the decision of bees a digital focus is to be news is on facebook which the label will be back at nine pm taking tunnel before the homeowners from now on he says. i get and i watched the show must go i buy a kindle but i think that the most prominent independent and well known auction is aping the west opp weeks. which is a famous by the stark responded at what i can see me in the tiniest bit and then also to say brooke shields my organization uses paper. eight in christ. most men and the one in my country to know what the t

extraordinary which is -- things are going to be very good for china, for us. but there's also a huge agenda in terms of modernizing government. and the institutions government, because china doesn't have the institutions, the governmental institutions that it takes to govern a country, and economy as big, as diverse as china. so there's work on restructuring. so part of it is a structural issue. take the measure of environmental protection. in certain areas it's going to take more centralization which is counterintuitive to many americans when they think they are already being too much to authority, top down authority, but how do you regulate the environment if it's not done centrally and when you have consistent rules at the local level that are enforced? part of it has to do with the legal system, and where due process and with new rule of law and restructuring, restructuring the display process which, you know, my counterpart, but in their sort of a catch-22 that you alluded to, which is the party probably is the only organization in china that is strong eno

it is good for mark -- for china and us. huge agenda in terms of modernizing government. governmenttions of because china does not have the institutions, the governmental institutions that it takes to with an economy as big and diverse as china. there is a -- work on restructuring. part of it is a structural issue. take the ministry of environmental protection. areas, it is going to take more centralization which is counterintuitive to many americans who think there is already too much authority and top-down authority. how do you regulate the environment if it is not done centrally when you have consistent rules at the local level that are enforced? part of it has to do with the legal system and where due process and the role of law and restructuring the disciplinary my counterpart has done. is thes a catch-22 which party probably is the only organization in china that i strong enough to get these thing -- that is strong enough to get these things done because there are huge vested interests. there will be a lot of resistanc

laughing why china is at us. why they are outsmarting us. i do not know if you saw the other day but it was shocking to people. they just devalued their currency again. went to the wharton school of finance. i'm good at this stuff. it is common sense. it makes it really tough for us to compete for project and jobs and all the things they're taking out of our system. nobody would have thought they would have had encouraged to devalued the currency again. they have no respect for our country. none. i am a big believer in military. i do not want to use it. when you have it, you do not have to use it. when you don't have it, you have to use it. when you have it, you don't have to use it. we are cutting way back. many decades it has not been this weak. many decades we have not spent this little as a percentage. we are cutting way back great putin who is absolutely having a great time. russia is really hot stuff. now you have people in the ukraine, set up or not but it cannot all be set up, are marching in favor of joining russia. ist he has done

the sidebar play immediately asked immediately child reaches out to buy china since nigel and ten cents today was a thirteen billion us dollars despite which has power in china is due a small plant in west but there are signs the company is gearing up to trying to mop new reports from some francisco we chant says it has more than two hundred seventy million users every month from over a hundred fifty countries. but in the us it's still not mainstream mostly used by chinese students or those who communicate with friends in asia. in the us we chad recently came out of stealth mode by offering a promotion that reported u s users with a twenty five dollar restaurant dot com gift card if they win their google account but we checked and we chat also made a special appearance at ten cents up all the events at the recent game developers property and seven says go flying all the breaking ball is hopeful the teams meet at jamison judy general manager rejects us operations declined to disclose how many u s he was in the past says he's happy with how americans are using the service they did they're giving us feedback on how to im

the move has raised eyebrows on the eve of the visit by us president barack obama for china and south korea at the shrine. it symbolizes depends on winning this to repent for past war rations. that's got all the nations from our correspondent and just to make curry he joins us by sky from tokyo justin has significant is the holding of information center many of the controversial shrine letting any visits to yesterday described by a japanese politician always carry some significance because it immediately. it provokes a very angry response call from china and south africa. south korea for the reasons that the state to be an introduction to the country siesta katie is a potent symbol of japanese minute risen as a sign that mauled a japanese politicians get greedy to atone for the atrocities that a country committed to before and during the second low wall is being as extra significance to die in today becos of the shrines annual spring festival because it comes to the day people at the u s president barack obama is due to arrive in japan at the start of an eight day trip throughout the

indications by the wet nation's wheat cyber war is through the internet with countries like the us and china accusing each other off hacker attacks and even social media can be use to instigate an organized protests like it during the two one during europe's praying while some countries are trying to address the issue like brazil which has just passed new groundbreaking internet legislation for me a bill of rights for millions of web users in the country. already dubbed as the internet constitution for citizen service providers to treat all data and users equally for example by not charging additional sums first the access to certain websites. restrictions will also be placed on collecting user id on something that vanessa's been secretly doing for years. online giant such as google or facebook will be subject to brazilian courts in cases of information story about locals was the director of the is it of technology and society of readers in a row the hopes that other countries will soon follow brazil's example. it started like a presentation to the internet's in the weeks we were seated almo

china construction bank and by cbc are also driving the market and so is that it won't stop china will buy it. we use property prices in china have been skyrocketing. average prices of goma ten times from a decade ago. some people made their fortunes on the back of rising real estate with that so many others are having to shell out their life savings and more to get on the housing ladder. noah looks like the long talked about halting slowdown may be starting. good news for buyers but a potential economic disaster. went to some exports that the slowdown is managed well cctv hong kong things economic growth just as tall as nothing compared to his housing market. real estate has been one historian at the last decade. behind the construction boom years are now struggling to pay for these and placed them there the five year old qian time to graduate from a top university. she earns more than most agents. she can afford to rent out that sharing into the actual page this was more spacious and swapped e book rights. though i'm much more content than before. yet how ago we interviewed her previous apartment.

president park but it could lead the us in a very precariously tuition especially after a bistro bombers comments in tokyo about japan's territorial dispute with china now here in terms of the dispute between south korea and japan over the tilt a while it's known as dr she not in japan the us is always countered that it wants this to be a bilateral issue that the soul in tokyo should i handle this issue out of by themselves because the us has an incentive for seoul and tokyo to be on the same page when it comes to more regional global matters especially the dprk and there's also the issue of not having the military intelligence sharing pact that in the works but hasn't seen any progress because of the diplomatic tensions between seoul and tokyo. a lot has farm ministry said china firmly oppose the inclusion of the galley atoms into the us japan security treaty. ministry's commons came in response to a statement from us but then drop a bomb on it that the u s national security treaty with japan applied to the islands that are at the center of the territory disputes between china and japan. the chinese foreign ministry stressed that the us japan allia

us. >>> well they call it the twitter of china.he question today is will it make waives for investors here in the united states. and later the markable political survival on toronto mayor. i'll tell you why people in toronto would even think of electing him again. >> last night i told you about china's economy slowing down from its torrid pace, but with a 7.4% growth rate, it is still an extremely attractive designation for american businesses, and that goes both ways. more chinese companies are coming to the united states looking for investment dollars to help fuel their growth. since last year, we have seen more chinese companies file plans to become publicly traded on the new york stock exchange or nasdaq, many are fast-growing chinese internet companies. that's because there are more than 600 million internet users in china, which means there are twice as many people online in china, as there are people in america. today two companies set the stage for what could become a tidal wave of chinese companies coming to the stock mark

us. >>> well they call it the twitter of china.he question today is will it make waives for investors here in the united states. and later the markable political survival on toronto mayor. i'll tell you why people in toronto would even think of electing him again. >> the debate that divides america, unites the critics, a reason to watch al jazeera america the standout television event borderland, is gritty honesty. >> a lot of people don't have a clue what goes on down here, the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. >> taking viewers beyond the debate. >> don't miss al jazeera america's critically acclaimed series borderland on al jazeera america also available on demand >> last night i told you about china's economy slowing down from its torrid pace, but with a 7.4% growth rate, it is still an extremely attractive designation for american businesses, and that goes both ways. more chinese companies are coming to the united states looking for investment dollars to help fuel their growth. since last year, we have seen more c

china's policy was ok. i think attend school in townsville we stayed briefly on the spit. you can only help us in the shoes and clothes that because of the china market comes the fall and forty percent off of total exports his poetry is twenty eight cents o o ten of these very important for us. so we pulled back to is so cool no more nice that you can under the ship across the country because before we have most objections. so we left and when i see so for example direct eye cream and tourist agreement to which make people more easier to all the convenient to travel back and forth so that you will be very important and another one of these acta. so far china's top rate is still very high fall nine point seven percent. ever so very high. mark is so important for us so close we like to have some kind off fifty eight top was made so that we could. he would greet us although tariffs to zero philip is very helpful for taiwan to export bulk was commanded. get the same time um and then back to that school was to come along too and the color of import duty on every space around four point seven percen

china and taiwan. and that the negotiation process of course started many years ago the old agreement was signed in two thousand to take us far she know that they'll call was the negotiation process. you know which kind on the service trade agreement. because today like you said you know china is not the number two economy in the world. he has been home much more experienced intense help bt international negotiation settlement and discuss its silliness and so we're dealing with that somebody was very experienced very skillful. delhomme was the negotiation process between china and come okay two we signed a car full moon. by june of twenty ten hits and up they are going to have the full arlene agreements and people can like a investment protection agreement to remain cohesive and that pcos and soul of right up to on june twenty ten and we studied before that a full week all coming together you know the misogyny of talk on phone and phone tools for different agreements and investment protection agreement was reached first so i'm not to go in august and utah we signed our investment protection agreement. and then of june las

talk to us about your main concerns. we talk about a china slowdown. we talk about what janet yellen is going to do. , we aren escalation nearing a possible escalation between ukraine and russia. -- we have seen fairly significant retracement and eastern european sensitive sectors like financials. the potential risk of deflation is not being priced into markets. >> what is being priced into markets? a lot of concerns we have do not seem to be filtering through. are you expecting a correction? both qe is necessary in europe and it will occur without the markets forcing the ecb's hand. have not rallied as much as we thought this year. that suggest the market is expecting the ecb to do too little too late. you have inflation in europe that is below 2011 levels. inflation in the u.s. that is at 2011 levels. the market is not retracing like it did a couple of years ago. we do expect there will be central banking push back. we think it will come before the markets gets nervous about the inflation. >> thank you so much for that. here is look at what else is c

us. we'll head to the markets. china's answer to twitter having a big debut at nasdaq. jo ling kent is all this for us. >> melissa, china's answer to twitter, up nicely up about 33% right now. and it is growing. but this company post ad net loss last year. it has about 144 million monthly active users, actively being censored on a lost controversial topics especially politics and the economy. this led to a drop-off in user growth and to what is much like what's app. the success for weibo, has twitter was blocked in china. week bow launched in 2009. this was about the time twitter was going mainstream. looking at the numbers on monday, weibo said 2014 first quarter revenue grew 161% from a year ago. so good news on that front. their ipo coming during a month-long pull back in stock prices for chinese tech companies and internet stocks. twitter shares has fallen about 18% since its high in march. nasdaq is down 6.5% from all-time highs but weibo looking like it is a bellwether for other tech companies like alibaba. melissa: jo, thank you so much. i don't know if you can pu

an organization that settled disputes in china including using violent tactics. today representatives from taiwan paid a condolence call to the hop sing office. >> they're so sincere, and over the community affairs. >> reporter: as san francisco's china town prepares for the upcoming lunar new year parade, this store front on jackson street remains closed. as it has been for most of the time over the past year. it was inside this business last february that allen leong one of the most powerful if -- powerful figures in china town was gunned down. >> leong was at work with his wife i guess by his side when the suspect came in and shot him. >> leong's funeral brought out hundreds of mourners. >> he was a tough leader. very strong. he would say, put his foot down and people listened. >> reporter: leong had had problems of younger members of hop sing who had been seeking money from the organization. and there's reports that leong went to police saying he feared for his life. >> the department has gotten several leads in the case. san francisco police inspectors have t

we don't expect us to start crawling the south china sea but the database and sees that the us. try to build the people that use of the bins so that it does the job itself. anti american groups say it is beginning to sound more and more like a return to the days when united states have bases in the country the game to be speeding up to bomb us visit. he'd been taken to the streets to protest but they're calling us intrusion into philippine sovereignty. a number of lawmakers have also threatened to challenge the legality of the military agreement. we believe that the agreement in the south east of the baby on course to push them out. maybe this adaptation of goals for the precedence is permanent secondly the issue of basic of the season they will be there inside you can visit any basis. what in the previous two books mainly centered on two major been to school because i could be centered on almost all areas of the country the presence of american troops has always been a contentious issue in the philippines. even as debate continues. it even before an agreement has been reached.

us is the penetration of the customer base. and what is important is what is happening in china. for us, much less important.al.t we have several products with applications. and the penetration of the customers. and make sure, not on the high-end but the new branch of smart phones. >> anything you are excited about in wearable technology? anything you would like to be a part of? >> could you repeat it? technical audio is not great. i am talking about wearable tech >> absolutely. wearable is a new sector. s where itof the area is very strong. oneelieve that the number market for a number of applications. very important. we are looking at three key ingredients. number one, the sisters. the very low-power control. -- number one, the sensors. number three, conductivity. you need to connect the wearable to the car. the super integration is that you integrate this technology in one single package. this is a promising area. very strong. it is a good fit of was we have in terms of technology and products. sensors and conductivity a very low-power control is the >> were to have you on the program. desk was great to h

welcome to the us and china. the embassy did not say where is current french ambassador to iran tomorrow will be made following this i do . i i the economic boom in geneva has taken it upon themselves to help business communities that oz come closer together so it was a given when business people from israel and the palestinian authorities wanted to create some business ties that the phone will intervene. we joke to some people from both sides of the border is about overcoming obstacles of doing business together. we can help the pitching integral part of its foreign born entrepreneur and women this interactive middle east and north africa the world economy form in geneva. j one midst of the state believes that giving the sides up on the platform will help them come closer for us to go all the comic form as a platform for dialogue so we we we put them together in terms of these practical project this is something that we're needing to the stakeholders here but i think what is important is that to that though ther

>> china would be treating us with great respect. that i can tell you. we have the cards. but we have the cards. what china is doing in terms of devaluation of their currency, making it very hard for us to compete and do business. very, very hard you. understand that bass it's business largely you cover. it's making it very difficult for the united states. now, what we should be doing -- when we sell things to china, they tax us. when they sell things to us, we talk about free trade. and i'm all for free trade but it has to be smart and fair trade. and the one bad thing about free trade from this country, from our country's standpoint, when you have it you have to have smart people doing the negotiations. >> would you tax their goods if they're going to continue to tax ours? >> absolutely. >> a trade war. >> absolutely i would. what trade war? the deficit is so huge. with we did no business with them we'd be in better shape. the trade wars would be a disaster forchina would go inton the likes of which this world has never seen, if you wanted to play tough with china. they k

sing dance and the japan us alliance was established during the cold war. he said they should not undermine china's sovereignty its territory and its legitimate interests he said china strongly opposes the treaty covering the islands. in other news the divers continue stitching for the missing e mails south korea is a fatal ferry accidents four hundred and seventy six people on board this it will more than one hundred and forty. i still unaccounted for investigators are looking into what may have caused the vessel to start cooking and think. divers searching the shed fire trying to reach a large cabins where many of the missing are believed to have him trapped investigators think the ship off balance after making an improper turn. the numbers under grant told them that any steering may have been broken. tom noble a newspaper reported on wednesday that one month before last week's accident. the symbol almost lost its balance when it made a sharp turn. other local media say the fairies operator prepared a document earlier this month. noting this team needed repairing the asa state the operator to sus

us. tonight, china's government-run news agency is reporting one of their ships detected a poll signal in the southern waters of the indian ocean. reporter roger maynar joins us from sydney. what is the latest on this reported signal? >> reporter: the latest is the signal has a frequency of 37.5 kilohertz per second, which is significantly the same as that emitted by a black box flight recorder. now, the chinese ship picked up the signal about 25 degrees south latitude, 101 degrees east longitude, which is a little bit north of the current search area. three people on board that ship heard the signal. but they came so rapidly that they weren't able to record them. so there's a little bit of a question mark over those signals. but the xinhua news agency, the chinese news agency, emphasized that it's yet to be established whether it's relating to the missing jet. however, it's clearly an interesting development and just could conceivably help to pinpoint the location of mh-370. >> and how seriously are people taking this report? >> reporter: well, i think it's fair to say that the authoriti