we should get china to fix that problem, and we should use our economic power because without us china would be in serious

occurred because in washington dc, us/china experts, and you can know, they offer different reasons of explanations, they are not assertive. being assertive because things like philippines, and it is plenty -- and the united states, to understand chinese people or chinese behavior, nothing

we should get china to fix that problem, and we should use our economic power because without us china would be in serious trouble. they have -- they take tremendous amounts of dollars out of the united states and without us china would be in tremendous problems, but we don't have leadership and people to get them to do that and when you ask the chinese, oh, we don't want to get involved. they don't want to get involved. in the meantime this guy is developing the real deal. two years ago they were saying they couldn't lift them off the rocket ships and now it's the real deal and i think he is being helped by iran, and i think they are being helped by iran, but you look at their technology and it's getting better all the time, and something damn well better be done soon, because once he is set, like you said, he may be or may not be a mad man, but he's got evil intentions, no question about it. >> when you refer to china and they are sucking a lot out of us in terms of the economy, but i believe they own the largest percentage of our debt, so they have a big chip with us as well. >> it'

the same as the match for positions of the workload and fascinated by the views between the us and china and on some level you use that for different views how the relationship is. that leads to that and at the same time passive neutrality. and talking about strategy in the region. and started trying to take the framework and relationship with neighbors in the region. any word from them? what is the status of china? in the region? >> whether you got -- >> and also found, ridiculous -- china tried efforts to show the goodness, and we have compromise policies, and from the chinese government, what does that mean? the relationship with china, unilaterally, to make consensus, economic consensus, that -- later -- compromise, then they can expect responses. however it is frustrating when we see the results. many countries are getting more worried about china and the economic relationship of diplomatic relations 54 example the chinese government released a program, many of you know about it. but in the beginning, neighboring countries, financial support issues, you see those policies, in thaila

has out negotiated us, it's sad. china could solve the problem we have with north korea in one day if they wanted to. >> we have a can -- i don't know how much time we have left, but i want to talk about the debates and how you are preparing for those and whether you like the moderators selected? i would like to see what we have been talking about, instead of maybe add momming stuff, it would be great to have the discussion we just had.

china. and they are trying to give us the transpacific partnership now. [crowd booing] >> which will be a total disaster that hillary clinton called the gold standard. barack obama wants it. he is pressing it. it will be -- and i say this, nothing can be as bad as nafta, but it's going to be pretty close. so i just want to tell you we're not approving the transpacific partnership, just another catastrophe. [cheers and applause] our trade deficit, with the world, with the world, all this work, our trade deficit, with the world is almost $800 billion a year. you think we have good negotiators? we have lost 1/3 of our manufacturing jobs since bill and hillary clinton gave us nafta. china is manipulating its currency and taking our jobs. that's called cheating. believe me, i have great relationships with china. done many deals with china. made a fortune with china. have the largest bank in the world, which is from china as one of my tenants. they're excellent and they just renewed their lease. i can't believe it but they just renewed their lease. so lots of c

china should solve that problem for us. china should go into north korea, china is totally powerful as it relates to north korea. and by the way, another one powerful is the worst deal i think i've ever seen negotiated that you started as the iran deal, iran is one of their biggest trading partners. iran has power over north korea. and when they made that horrible deal with iran, they ought to have included the fact that they do something with respect to north korea and yemen and all these other places, and when asked to secretary kerry, why didn't you do that? one of the grade giveeat give a all time, including $400 million in cash. nobody's ever seen that of about, that turned out to be wrong, it was actually $1.7 billion in cash. obviously, i guess for the hostages, it certainly looks that way. why didn't they make the right deal? this is one of the worse deal the made by any country in history. the deal with iran will lead to nuclear problems, all they have to do is sit back ten years, and they don't have to do much. i met wi

china should solve their problem for us. china should go into north korea. china is totally powerful as it relates to north korea. by the way another one power self the worst deal i think i've ever seen negotiated that youha started as iran deal, iran is one of their biggest trading partners. iran has power over north korea. when they made that horrible deal with iran, they should have included the fact that they do something with respect to north korea. they should have done somethingn with respect to yemen all these other places.s. when asked to secretary kerry why didn't do you that, why didn't you add other things into the deal, one of the great give aways of all time, of all time, including $400 million in cash nobody has ever seen that before. turned out to be wrong.r it was actual ly $1.7 billion in cash obviously i guess for the hostages, certainly looks thatly way. you say to t yourself, why didnt they make the right deal. this is one of the worst deals ever made by any country in history. the deal with iran will lead to nuclear problems.cl all they

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as far as using china to deal with north korea. are you a donald trund donald t these issues on the same page? >> on these issues, it sounds like it. those that are participating in nato have pledged to give 2% of their gdp to their own defense. social programs in europe have been able to flourish op the backs of us paying for their military defense. >> gary johnson is the libertarian presidential candidate. governor, thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks very much for having me on. >> still ahead, donald trump appears on russian tv and criticizes u.s. foreign policy. how comfortable are republicans with that move? we're about to find out. this week 50% off all backpacks. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. you may be muddling through allergies.oned with... try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you p

china. you know what, we'll do very well. just put him in the room for a few days. we have to use -- when china enters that negotiation, they come in with 20 people that are the toughest, smartest, meanest. they don't say good morning, isn't it a lovely day, isn't it wonderful? how did the yankees do last night? there's no talk. it's like we get down to business, boom. no games. this is why we have deficits of $500 billion with one country. we rebuilt china. and i say that with respect for china. i have a great relationship with china. they used to tell me, before i announced i was running -- i have many friends from china, the biggest people, the richest people, they cannot believe what china gets away with. they said we can't believe it. when he said i was running for president, they called and said, we didn't mean that. they didn't know this was going to happen. they would say, your government is stupid. now they deny they've ever said that. >> on staffing, how would you run a government to make it more effective? what would be your criteria in choosing the administrato adminis

china. they used to tell me -- i have many friends from china. the biggest people, the richest people, they cannot believe what china gets away with. they say, "i cannot believe it." and when i announced i was running for president, well, i didn't mean that. they didn't know this was going to happen. but in the good ol' days, they would say we don't believe. your government is stupid, and now they deny they ever said that. [applause] john: on staffing, how would you run a government to make it more effective? what would be your criteria in choosing the senior administrators? mr. trump: track record, great competence, love of what they're doing, how they're getting along with people, references. i mean, no different when you are running a company, how you hire top people. it would be no different. people with heart, also, is probably the one thing you need in government. you don't need in business as much. some do. but not a lot. but you need people that are truly, truly capable and you need -- and i think so much has to do with past history, how

. >>> the us and china both on board with the paris agreement on climate change. president obama announced the formal us ratification earlier today. obama the president of china submitted the nation's plans to reduce carbon emissions to the un chief. obama is in china for his last county jail. two correctional officers shot after guards say a visitor opens fire. what led him to pull out a gun. >>> brush with the law. a former hall of fame football player taken to jail after side swiping a patrol car and crashing into a motorhome. >>> a former nfl hall of famer back in headlines. this time under arrest for dui in florida. former new york giant lawrence taylor not only sideswiped a patrol car but also crashed into a motorhome on florida turnpike in palm beach gardens. it happened around 5 pm friday. taylor apparently agreed to take three field sobriety test. we're told performing badly on anything to drink the 57-year- old replied, apparently too much. he has had his share of legal troubles from drunk driving to drugs. he's out of jail tonight. >>> still to come, the

joining us from china is ron allen. anything you can tell us about the president's meeting with putin given their frosty past? >> reporter: that's putting it mildly. we understand they had a meeting on the sidelines of this summit, not a formal one-on-one meeting but they talked. that's important a i about 90 minutes or so. a lot of it was about syria. there have been frantic efforts to try and broker a cease tire to get nid that besieged country and to perhaps even go further and begin talks about a political solution. it's unclear exactly what, if anything, the two leaders agreed to. one thing we know, there are going to be more talks between the secretary of state and foreign minister of russia in there was a period here where we thought there would be some kind of deal but it apparently didn't come together. president obama has said he's very skeptical about reaching an agreement. from the air, militarily and the president is very concerned about trying to get humanitarian assistance to people who are still there in

china batteries used in are not samsung's affiliate appeared the worldwide recall was not by that companyere also devices in china overheating. released sitting possiblydefault was caused by external he devices. going on to say that they originated outside of the batteries and are originating with the external heat. largest the world's smartphone market. samsung is trying to maintain the market share over mark -- apple. samsung shares outperforming the -- about 1% or 2% there. samsung really move quite quickly to recall 2.5 million phones with batteries made by sdi. this was at a cost of $1 billion. that sounds like a big number but it could easily be recouped. around $46lected billion in revenue for the third quarter alone. this is really about ensuring customers do not switch to the competition. the production of the note seven was rushed because of competition with apple. one man in new jersey says his galaxy s seven edge exploded in his pocket, causing serious burns. can see long-term shareholders are doing ok. samsung admitting it needs to carry out a more thorough analysis to determ

the same so-called experts advising hillary clinton are the same people who gave us nafta, china's entry into the trade world organization, the job killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster, and now the transpacific partnership that they are pushing so strongly. the verdict is in good all of the special interest that the media race to comment and just raced to commentate get comment get comment on, every single deal their primitive, every lie and every prediction has crashed. it just crash. wronge been so absolutely and they've been so bad for our country. our manufacturing base has crumbled. communities have been hollowed out. wages have declined and households are making less today than they were in the year 2000. a detailed plan to reform our trade policies and bring vast new jobs and wealth to america. -- we do not have wealth. we are a debtor nation. this includes the following steps. i am going to direct the secretary of commerce to identify every violation of trade agreement that a foreign country is using to harm our workers.nd our that is what's happening. they are b

of course, china in this great new power relationship with us to back out of situations they believe are they are business. -- are their business. they do not see the far china sea as our business. i do not see as the east china sea is our business. it is a new wants sort of great power rivalry. a need united states on the economic side, but they also want the united states to recognize there are now two great powers in the world and china is one of them. frank: since you are the russia expert here, if putin wants to be asserted, he has to deal with something the soviet union did not have to deal with before, china. it is a different alliance than it was once upon a time. peter: it is interesting that vladimir putin and china has a budding relationship. vladimir putin has been there several times in the last couple years. xi has been to moscow. in the 1970's, there is a triangular balance between russia, china, it that kissinger frequently focused on. i want to go to the clear effort to reassert russia's role in the world. there are two things driving vladimir putin. one is to restore

share this picture with a the spout was mostly related to china unexpectedly limiting us reporters access to obama after he arrived in china. the worker apparently meant to share the tweet from a personal accounts, hoops, not to the agencies. >>> isis plan to follow-up on the 2015 paris terror attack with even more attacks, and other european countries. new documents out this morning into the investigation. talk about not to operatives who investigators believe intended to locations. they also point to another suspected terrorist who authorities claim is linked to some terror cells and was on the loose four months after the attack. that person has since been captured. >>> it seems we did a lot of driving, over the summer, the amount of gas used hit a record high. in june, drivers burned more than 500 million gallons of gas everything today. that is the highest amount ever, in a month, since recordss labor day fun, you might notice gas a little bit higher than usual. prices are still the lowest they have been, for this holiday, since 2004. a gallon of gas cost about $2.22, right here in co

the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. ? >> steffy: you want me to move back in with wyatt? do what i ask. >> quinn: leave eric. >> steffy: it's that easy. >> quinn: if you think it would be that easy, you have no idea what he means to me. >> steffy: i know how much wyatt means to you. the lengths you went to get us together. do you want our marriage to succeed? the only chance wyatt and i have is if you leave my grandfather. >> eric: i'm back. c.e.o. living in the house again. you never would have left in the

of course china in this new great power relationship wants us to back out of situations that believe are their business. they don't see south china sea as their business. they don't see east china sea as tibet, other issues. so i think john is absolutely right. it's a nuanced sort of great power rivalry. they need the united states on the economic side but they also want united states to recognize there are two great powers in the world and china is one of them. >> peter, this is fascinating. since you're the russia expert here, if putin wants to be ascendant and assertive he has to deal with a situation soviet union did not have to deal with and that's china. the great power alignment is a very different alignment than it was once upon a time. >> i'm glad you make that point. it's interesting putin and china have a relationship. putin has baseball to china several times in the last three years. xi has been to moscow. >> yes, many times. >> there's almost an echo of the '70s when there was this balancing, triangular balance between u.s., china, and russia that kissinger frequently foc

prepares for a press conference set to take place in just a couple of hours, as well, joining us from china is nbc's ron allen on the road with the president. ron, good day to you. or rather afternoon. anything you can tell us about the president's pull aside with putin? >> well, richard, it was a constructive meeting. u.s. officials are saying it lasted about 90 minutes, a bit longer than expected. but the bottom line is there was no concrete deal, no concrete agreement on syria, and that was the main topic of conversation. there have been frantic efforts here the past couple of days by staff to try and put this meeting together. it wasn't scheduled for the agenda. this is an economic summit and this was a meeting for informally on the sidelines as it's called. the president said that he approached this whole topic with some skepticism because there are been so many cessations of hostilities agreements in syria or attempts to broker them that have faltered. there's a -- there's not a lot of goodwill between the president, and vladimir putin but of course the president said he had to give t

germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. through the first eight days look at the last three years in the days in the 90s or warmesto temperatures we barely made it out of the 90s. we still need some rain here over 30 percent in northern ohio that had seen someome rain storm fox radar is pretty quiet.ra notice the cloud cover is thinning out or the lower 80slow hair lower middle 70s from latitude) there close across the entire country. priddis will is going to start t chapter in ohio today.a and eventually by midday. supportn stirring purpose going to slide this thing southeast later on this afternoon announcement things will go a little more activeann there's clemente stuf. high of 82 by midday on friday will see showers tomorrow night. will start to see outline developing sundaypl start to climb back up. you still h

but in china, they used another company. done a proven investigation of overheating in china, and found it does not have anything to do with the battery. this is a crucial win for samsung in the crucial chinese market. it is the world's largest smartphone market. they are trying to push ahead and make sure they maintain market share over apple. but as a precaution, they will recall close to 2,000 samsung note 7's in china for presale. angie: hanjan shipping shares up to 30% south korea after its largest shareholder, korea air, signed off on an emergency loan of $54 million. the question is is this a band-aid solution or have they woes ofe cure to the hanjin shipping? >> unfortunately, no. they have not. this will be a temporary relief for hanjin, because they have been incurring so much cost from these vessels that have not been returned. it will help them briefly from compiling more debt than they need now. but it will only be temporary. the fundamental issue will be what the court decides and what sort of revival plan the

china. they used to tell me before i announced i was running that, i have friends from china, the richest people, they cannot believe what china gets away with. when i announced i was running for president, they said i didn't mean that. they didn't know this was going to happen. in the old days they would tell me we don't believe, your government is stupid. now they deny they ever said that. [applause] mr. paulsen: on staffing, how would you run the government to make it more effective? what would be your criteria in choosing the senior at this traders? mr. trump: track record. confidence. love of what they are doing. how they are getting along with people. references. oh different when you are running a company when you hire top people. you need some, but not a lot. you need people that are truly capable. much has to do with past history, how have they done, how has it worked out? you understand what i mean perhaps better than anyone. we have to get the best people did we could not be so politically correct. people are afraid to walk and talk. they cannot speak. there are afraid they will say t

china should solve that problem for us. china should go into north korea. china is totally powerful as it relates to north korea. powerful, iran is one of their biggest trading powers. they have power over north korea. when they made the horrible deal, they should have included the fact they do something with respect to north korea. they should have done something with respect to yemen and all these places. when asked to secretary kerry, why didn't you do that, one of the great giveaways of all time, including $400 million in cash, no one has ever seen that before, it turned out to be wrong. it was $1.7 billion in cash. obviously i guess for the hostages. you say to your self why didn't they make the right deal? this is one of the worst deals ever made by any country in history. the deal with iran will lead to nuclear problems. i met with netanyahu the other day and he is not a happy camper. lester: secretary clinton. ms. clinton: let me start by saying words matter when you run for president and they really matter when you are president and i want to reassu

the us and china are the world's two biggest carbon emit ers, the formal us chinese announcement means the accord could enter force by the end of the year, and that's faster than anticipated. >>> the police union representing officers in the san francisco area is threatening a boycott over colin kaepernick's national nail anthem protest. says its members won't police the 49ers stadium if the quarterback isn't punished. santa clara police officers' zero association made the demands in a letter to the team saying kaepernick's protest has threaten relationship with the 49ers, about 70 officers from the patrol, lehigh stadium, when the 49ers play there. comes after kaepernick says he does not stands for the national anthem in a way to protest police brutality, says it sports kaepernick's right to protest. >>> john bell here now with a bill bombshell from the eagles. >> shocker. that's all i have to say. shocker for me and everyone dealing with the eagles. no one thought this would happen. on a day where college football was supposed to rain on the parade, a deal that, well, no one saw. not

joins us now from china with more.hat did he say, eunice. >> reporter: well, you know, jack ma really had a message for g20 leaders. we need more globalization, not less. the founder of alibaba sharing discussions here with hundreds of businesses around the g20 summit. the summit is going to be focusing on a whole host of issues. coming at a challenging time for the economy. one of the issues that's going to be in the jend is the run nig high trade sentiment. put forth a proposal the electronic world trade platform. an online exchange to help promote global trade especially for smaller companies. here's what he had to say. >> we have to improve the globalization. now, this period is called the growing pain of globalization. the last 20 years, the globalization was helping big companies developed nations so if we can figure out a way to help a small business, help young people, help the young people to globalize, that's something we can up the ewtp. >> reporter: and ma is a major propoebt of free trade. says he's been p

china should solve that problem for us. china should go into north korea. >> joining us now, tom nichols, foreign policy expert who is a professor at the u.s. naval war college. also max boot, military historian, foreign analyst and a senior fellow in the national security studies on the council on foreign relations. max, china invading north korea. >> i think it's fair to say that donald trump had some novel ideas in the presidential debate of the kind that i've never heard by anybody before, much less a presidential candidate. first he suggested china should solve the problem of north korea by going into north korea, ie suggesting china that should invade north korea. and then this is the real brainstorm. he suggested iran should solve the problem of north korea as somehow part of the deal of the nuclear deal with iran that iran should have forced north korea to denuclearize. it's the first time anybody has suggested anything remotely like this that just goes to show donald trump has a very unique and unusual outlook on world a

. >> translator: japan produces more types of black garlic than us in china and the quality's good. >> translator: black garlic is really a special kind of food. after you put it in your mouth, the savory flavor starts to spread. >> reporter: this is a garlic farmer. growers in aomori prefecture have been through some tough times. many were put out of business in the '90s. >> translator: at the time we were toim port our food. so we struggled. >> reporter: ten years ago the first reports emergesd of the benefits of aged garlic. researchers said it boosted the immune system and suppressed cancer cells. he started production soon after. he also went on the road promoting the health benefits of his product in north america and europe. the marketing paid off. he exported $1.6 million worth of black garlic last year. shipping to more than 20 countries. today the sticky cloves are showing up in high end cuisine. mouth watering examples were served up. >> there's huge interest from overseas. this proves black garlic has big potential. we're taking this product to the world. >> reporter: expo

joining us now is christopher johnson. he was a china analyst at the cia for nearly two decades. oining us. we have got these reports of this possible nuclear test. if it is a nuclear test, what is the message they are sending out? christopher: i think it is very clearly a message of whatever the leadership in north korea feels like it is being ignored, it tends to stamp its feet in this manner. we've been waiting for them to enter another of what we call these provocations cycles. this would suggest they are added again. there's been a lot of attention in the global context on syria, on other problems. north korea has been largely allowed to fester in the background, but the reality is, they are making progress other program, on their ability to have nuclear weapons. i think this is going to be a prime issue that will face the new u.s. president in the beginning of next year. rishaad: it will be a headache not just for washington, it will be a headache for beijing too, right? think so.r: i china's relationship with north korea is arguably the worst it has been in several years. t

china. it is very important to us.hese metrics or look at the way the chinese are looking at the economy, it is not about gdp. when you look at those four or five key metrics. inside look at it and step back, seems toe experienced have placid. -- plateaued. we are coming more cautiously optimistic. that seems like you are on the fence. toif you had asked me question a couple of months ago, i would've said we are slightly concerned. in this current market environment. you can see the inflection points and we are going to make the most of it. >> are we going to see that show in iron ore or short-term. you remember something. during the winter, the construction reduces it in a big way. i am seeing it in the right direction but in the short term, you would expect it to come. medium to long term. in the very short term. it was cut cut cut. what is your message for the big your employees right now? have we moved on from that? productivity, it is not about only targeting the top line but the bottom line. revenue fromd more ou

china should solve that problem for us. china should go into north korea. china is totally powerful as it relates to north korea. and by the way, another one think i've ever seen negotiated you started is the iran deal. iran is one of their biggest trading partners. iran has power over north korea and when they made that horrible deal with iran they should vin included the fact they do something with respect to north korea, and they should have done something with respect to yemen and all of these other places. when asked to secretary kerry, why didn't you do that, add one of the great giveaways of all-time, including $400 million in cash, nobody's ever seen that before, but turned out to be wrong. it was actually $1.7 billion in cash, obviously, i guess, for the hostages. certainly looks that way. so you say to yourself, why didn't they make the right deal? this is one of the worst deals ever made by any country in history. the deal with iran nuclear problems. all they have to do, sit back ten years -- >> your two minutes is expired. >> i met with bb netany

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in of course, china in this great new power relationship with us to back out of situations they believe are they are business. they do not see the far china sea as our business. i do not see as the east china sea is our business. it is a new wants sort of great power rivalry. a need united states on the economic side, but they also want the united states to recognize there are now two great powers in the world and china is one of them. frank: since you are the russia expert here, it if let them your pigeon wants to be asserted, he has to deal with something the soviet union did not have to deal with before china. it is a different alliance than it was once upon a time. peter: it is interesting that vladimir putin and china has a budding relationship. vladimir putin has been there several times in the last couple years. the chinese president has been to russia. there is an and the 1970's when there is a triangular balance between russia, china, it that kissinger frequently focused on. i want to go to the clear effort to reassert russia's role in the world. there are two things driving vl

they are using social networks in china to get the word out. offering gifts to people who register for promotions. >> translator: chinese people really have a strong interest in japan. for sightseeing, food, and other things. china has a large population, so we have high expectations. >> reporter: many countries are competing to travelers. but japan's tourist industry is confident it can stand out from the crowd. nhk world, guangzhou. >>> you can catch our report again online together with a full transcript. look for nhk world and business wrap. that's a look at business news. i'm going to leave you with the markets. >>> chinese authorities say they plan to punish the peoplple responsible for shoddy repair work on the great wall. parts s of the unesco world heritage site have fallen to disrepair over the years. so the chinese government have been trying to repair sections of the wall. the picture on the right is what a damaged section looked like before repair work. the one on the left is after. the difference is obvious. chinese officials say

. >>> the us and china both on board with the paris agreement on climate change, president barack obama announced the ratification today. obama and the president of -- president of china submitted fans today -- today umc. we are together because we believe that all the challenges that we face the growing threat of climate change, and the contours of this century more dramatically than -- more dramatically than any other challenge. obama is in china for his last meeting as a president. >>> after a recent criticism, donald trump can -- finally -- trump attendant services, the republican nominees swearing -- planning and clapping. she relied heavily on her staff to work in -- on the handle classified information -- and handle classified information. ultimately the fbi found there was not enough evidence to charge clinton with any crime. new tonight hundreds of people -- hundreds of people evacuated tampa international airport today after spokesperson said someone accidentally set off a -- up a here's a photo of the electrician. he quickly figured out what happened and a lot of people back