the shanghai government down. that would increase thirty percent when applying to the thirteenth novel in prices in shanghai are still paying high the highly impressionable the push of the price of houses as a result the national bureau of statistics. we painted timber house prices in cities like shanghai and tell the truth of more than twenty percent don't go away because of that money matters. we're talking about dating mandatory fun. taken. housing prices continue going up multiple could have been issued to reduce the financial burden of individual outcry. housing fund one of the poultry the dollar's late nineteen ninety. the housing bond scheme was designed to help medium and low income families buy out. employees are required to give it to the percentage of this dollars to define. this bond with the terms of the mandatory to employers and employees need to pay in the form of attack every month. normally five percent of the dollar is the minimum tax rate. some big cities like beijing employees are required to

attend the san francisco shanghai committee and the friendship commission led by the beijing and it was a last minute decision and i think that the stars alied because of the shut down of the government and the volatile markets and then half of the delegation were transit people who either worked with bart or did, or do work with bart, so it was just, but i am really glad that i have decided to go and it was such a great experience with a high level delegation of approximately 70 people. and including, assembly members, and (inaudible), and supervisors breed, kim and yee and met us in shanghai along with the mayor who was late in arriving because of the bart situation, there were two port tenants (inaudible) from the fleet and also, jennifer mats, head of the port water front project was there and i was hoping that she would be here today to add a few words about the trip. the bay area, council, led by mayor juan was also in beijing at the same time as our delegation and so we crossed paths many times and there was just, so many people from the bay area, that time you felt like you were

you can't at least in shanghai. iconic having tuition high before you get the wood to keep the barracks in traditional high. the chairman that way people meet and over to us we everyday. i can to try to rebuild the word. cheap is the complete cost to the market and the price will still work to achieve either clinton or the needs of china chinese corn on the welcome no going to just keep it clean when i return did she think that we think it may need to compete in the shelter. one of them taking. the two thousand. i hope they can be painted the front of the page and the free ticket. for the death of the starting price for indemnity or fifty cent the first one to shanghai subway. it's a gift like this either by the distance travel the applicant to km to press the paper started crying the couple to bring it into the plot un or about thirty cents us. the development of a weekly political issues shaping the future empress of china. today woke us at the cabinet and the foreign direct investment coming into china foreign di

. -- ourup first correspondent has been to you lan and shanghai, -- yulan and shanghai, to show how they have taken control. >> the skyline of shanghai has rise, a story unique in history. in all the wealth created, from communism to capitalism, and now the breakneck growth is slowing. is the chinese leader ping promising unprecedented reform. of shedding state control-- xi jinping is promising unprecedented reform. the job of shedding state control -- people are fighting to fight their land being taken from them. chinese farmers like these in this village can only work the field but cannot sell them. they are shut out of the new economy. the authorities want to build a tourist village here, seizing land is how they make money. so the tax system also needs reform. people in the area soon heard that we were in gwangi. they hurried to the village and we heard their complaints. everyone one of them was about land. >> this affects hundreds of millions of people. what is blocking change is the local government. imposes --whatg can we do but to rise up? if we stop one, there is another in thei

supervisors breed, kim and yee and met us in shanghai along with the mayor who was late in arriving because of the bart situation, there were two port tenants (inaudible) from the fleet and also, jennifer mats, head of the port water front project was there and i was hoping that she would be here today to add a few words about the trip. the bay area, council, led by mayor juan was also in beijing at the same time as our delegation and so we crossed paths many times and there was just, so many people from the bay area, that time you felt like you were at home, which was wonderful. >> and the trip had a packed schedule, which included a warriors game and i have to say that i was impress with td organization and they brought the inspire organization from china from the owners to the investors to the players and the wives and the cheer girls and the office and the flying dubs, and i was extremely impressed that they brought the entire organization to it be able to be a part of the trip. and (inaudible) participated in the forum at the university along with the mayor lee, and quan and i was happ

. -- ourup first correspondent has been to you lan and shanghai, -- yulan and shanghai, to show how they have taken control. >> the skyline of shanghai has rise, a story unique in history. in all the wealth created, from communism to capitalism, and now the breakneck growth is slowing. is the chinese leader ping promising unprecedented reform. of shedding state control-- xi jinping is promising unprecedented reform. the job of shedding state control -- people are fighting to fight their land being taken from them. chinese farmers like these in this village can only work the field but cannot sell them. they are shut out of the new economy. the authorities want to build a tourist village here, seizing land is how they make money. so the tax system also needs reform. people in the area soon heard that we were in gwangi. they hurried to the village and we heard their complaints. everyone one of them was about land. >> this affects hundreds of millions of people. what is blocking change is the local government. imposes --whatg can we do but to rise up? if we stop one, there is another in thei

the i'm mobility is adventurous for the shanghai native. the beautiful accountant and her husband have no kids. their love is traveling. in july they embarked on a dream vacation. this month they met me in burlingame to tell for the first time their nightmare as asiana flight 214 crashed. they have been translated. >> where were you sitting? front? middle? back? >> the 28th row. >> we suddenly crashed and i thought today i will probably die here. we impacted hard. everything shook and things fell down and all of the lights went out.

theaters attended the performance of the cause of ballet dancers because of ballet dancers in the shanghai spectators are united by the power of our despite the differences in language culture and mentality. the concert began with the shah shoe dance to music of you beginning to single ski because of national didn't include some possible cause. we have national ballet dance in china. this dance is different from the classical dance. the european classical dance ballet is long and you can dance and long lines in the chinese ballet is more rounded because the dancers have features of classical dance from europe and china the chinese audience is evaluated the combination of classical dance with national bands many of the spectators especially came to the concert to know more about kazakhstan on my su has never been to the extent she intends to visit cost them as a source in a few weeks the line. i expect the season the combinations of classical ballet. we still know about swan lake in the nutcracker in china. i'm so glad to attend his concert and see the magnificent performance of the cause o

we usually see an average about 16. 1 in shanghai. tokyo 6 degrees by friday and seoul, minus 5 for you. on into the americas, out west things are looking quite clear and dry. in fact, they'll be getting milder for areas in central parts of the u.s. and canada, but out towards the east, we have quite a mess. we have a big low down towards the southeast, that's creating very heavy rain and flash flooding is possible for northern georgia in towards tennessee and the carolinas here. then it switches over to freezing rain, which is such dangerous stuff for driving in, and, of course, there's going to be a lot of driving this week as people prepare to meet their friends and relatives for thanksgiving. into wednesday, doesn't improve much, i'm afraid. flash flooding risk further in towards the northeast, as will that freezing rain pushing up into eastern canada, as well. here are your temperatures, highs for tuesday, across the americas. minus 12 in winnipeg, back up to 8 degrees in new york, but you're going to see that plunging again towa

the shanghai composite surged nearly 3%. the advance led by shares expected to benefit from economic reform policies. the hang seng climbed to its highest close since february. in singapore, the index inched higher to 3,203 with the help of upbeat data. the country's exports for october unexpectedly rose after eight consecutive months of decline. in terms of currencies, dollar/yen right now at 100.10. analysts say market players are adjusting their positions after the dollar approached the mid-100-yen level late last week. euro/yen right around 135.22. >>> well, competition among some 50,000 convenience stores in japan is intensifying. 40 years ago the first convenience store in the country opened for business. the biggest and oldest of them, 7-eleven japan, marked a milestone with a ceremony on monday. he said his company grew by changing with the times. >> translator: we have to seek different ways to expand from n now. the country's birth rate is falling, and population is aging. >> 7-eleven japan started out in november

could the united states attack that particular headquarter building in shanghai? the answer is it could certainly breach the information system. that is not probably not too difficult to do if it has an internet connection, et. cetera. you can weaponize and turn in to something. in syria and others quite difficult. let think about that when we admire the trorngs on our new car. let's go to thed audience for the first question. here, sir. one moment. there's a mic coming your way. tell us who you are. and please ask a question. >> hello? yep, you're working. a fellow at georgetown. what are the options attribution or nonattribution. as a commercial entity what -- more importantly receiving remediation for the physical attack of a country or another what are your -- well, okay. the question is one about escalation so there's an attack. you perceive an attack on the company in the united states. who attacks back? tell me if i'm right here. the company that is attacked? do they have a right to attack back? should a government attack back on their behalf? can we only p

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shanghai one degrees soul at minus five sunday is going to be very very frigid. on into the americans now is is a very big trouble week of course for people across the us then heading to see friends and family for thanksgiving on thursday conditions are looking pretty good at weston center locations as well. warming up and staying nice and calm for the most part all the action center towards the east down to this as you can be fined a heavy rain that the cause and flash flooding from georgia in sports bars of the eastern tennessee and the carolinas then attends over to this freezing rain which is such dangerous stuff. especially when you're traveling on the roads there and we have had the snow now as we head on into wednesday that can change very much be getting a little bit of rest by here in the south island terms of the rainfall is easing off a bit but is really just heading up the atlantic coast in toys new england to see the flash flooding threat there and also that freezing rain could she not been towards eastern canada as it acts as the major cities endure

. >> i was fortunate enough to attend the san francisco shanghai committee and the friendship commission led by the beijing and it was a last minute decision and i think that the stars alied because of the shut down of the government and the volatile markets and then half of the delegation were transit people who either worked with bart or did, or do work with bart, so it was just, but i am really glad that i have decided to go and it was such a great experience with a high level delegation of approximately 70 people. and including, assembly members, and (inaudible), and supervisors breed, kim and yee and met us in shanghai along with the mayor who was late in arriving because of the

graveyard attitude of contempt the five thousand acres of land for graveyards were approved by the shanghai government. in the past three years old. eighty percent of them have been you know me but one god because of graveyards are available for people in shanghai. exposed to the government didn't plan to develop more grit and will not be used up in the next eight years. the shortage of great art. the push up prices early november this year many different in qingdao this and don't prompt the ph of high grade ore prices to the government. the team dubbed over express later time. the plan to build more portable crib yet. ordinary people. according to a cemetery built on a portable graveyard. an ordinary day for the picking document which he doesn't want to do with the st won the series one to reach the python team and worst of it that you thought was for square foot for each one. portable graveyard some prompting the change of government all the stress that difficult the side which people should be given preference in buying a graveyard. with the right number of death. it called for more land

an article written by shooting him in years shanghai government owned paper as a positive take on it. the article the five major advantages of the city the article argued for the big dividends for beijing infrastructure and newly built stadiums in two thousand a game the team could use most of them organized indoor ice sport that figure skating short track speed skating curling an ice hockey. they only need to build a new interest in getting into when the bid the second advantage is that whatever kobe to the dumb jock all the city is located in the north of beijing nearby cause a problem. over a hundred fifty days of winter snow. the minimum standard. i have been collecting host city. no cared about the form up meanwhile john joe cole had constructed for large ski resort. these resorts are capable of holding forty thousand years of the same time. the commuter train tickets would be a problem but china had to present until the really super fat of course had to work at least one notorious crash the chinese government planned to construct an inter korean railway between the two cities by

traded on the the shanghai gold exchange so they hope they are moving their gold from the london standard to the new better standard because london bars are nine nine five so it is less pure than the new standard which the chinese use for their deliveries. so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting in reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred dollars balls right now we all know that the has been a bit of a fall out between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. it was syria where the americans backed off and then the las

traded on the the shanghai gold exchange so they hope they are moving their gold from the london standard to the new better standard because london bars are nine five so it is less pure than the new standard which the chinese use for their deliveries. so they are now in the process of grading the standard by recasting this coming out of switzerland and going through the middle east where basically what they're doing is as i understand it is they're sending a four hundred ounce bars over getting the reprocessed and then taking back into their own storage these one the one kilo bus what does this tell you well it's it's very very interesting one can only suppose that actually what the arab community and by this i mean saudi arabia and what i would call the playboy states around the gulf. looking for something which is more liquid than those four hundred ounce bars right now we all know that the has been a bit of a forward between saudi arabia in particular and america over first of all barak who they didn't support and so. secondly it was syria where the americans backed off and then the la

this is shanghai's airport. and that is a passenger loading a crate full of snakes illegally onto an airplane. introduce a customs officer. watch him jump. yep. there were 121 snakes all endangered species curled up and packed in boxes with blackstockings. they were sent from seattle to hong kong, picked up by that fellow in shanghai. the punishment could be prison for life. one of many lessons here, sue, don't bring snakes on a plane. one of many lessons. >> one of many lessons. i hate snakes. >> me, too. >>> let's quickly switch to the "power rundown." let's start with jpmorgan and its failed attempt for a twitter-based q&a session. kayla, you've got the details on it. >> oh, man, sue, #badidea is just the beginning. but that's what jpmorgan is saying after its attempt at a twitter q&a. didn't go quite as planned. they planned to have its vice chairman and a key dealmaker on the ipo take over its twitter feed today and ask users to send questions using the #askjpm. what ensued was a flood of tweets, some hilar

. >> i visited shanghai about 30 years ago. none of these buildings existed at that time. it is incredible what happens when you change the rules of the game. john: should the rules of the game. >> the rules of the game have to say and recognize who really knows what because how you relate to the assets you have determine size you relate to your neighbor and the rest of the world. we work on paper and plastic, and if you don't have what you own on paper and plastic you will not be recognized and you can't play the game john: this idea of eddied protecting property seems simple, but it is very powerful. all this commerce between total strangers, but it wouldn't happen otherwise and applies to more than just skyscrapers and factories. we cover stock markets. tussaud taught me that they only work because of the-like paper work that we trust because we have rule of law. >> that represents about 40,000 head of cattle. i never see this. i have never been outside chicago to the west to see where these animals are. >> in the united sta

attacked that particular headquarters building in shanghai? it could serve breach the information system. it is probably not too difficult to do if it has an internet connection, etc. but he can only affect physical damage at the time he could weapon eyes and turn into -- it has to crash, burn, explode, whatever. stuxnet and centrifuge are good examples. thatt's all think about when we admire the electronics on our new cars. audience for the first question. just wait one moment. there's a microphone coming your way. sure. hello? >> you are working. >> steve rodriguez, fellow at torch down. ,hat are the escalation options attribution or nonintervention, and as a commercial entity, what are the options for de- escalation and receiving remediation for the physical attacks of a country or another nonstate actor? >> the question is one about escalation. there is an attack, you perceive an attack on a company in the united states. who attacks back? right. if i'm the company that is attacked, do they have a right to attack back? should a government a

at the close of trading in china, the shanghai composite tumbled almost 2%. is hang seng down lm nearly 2%. h-shares tumbled almost 3%. as for the rest of asia, the nikkei 225 he'sed over concerns of an early set tapering. but sony shares overperformed jumping about 3% as dan loew expressed bullish views in a cnbc interview. meanwhile, in south korea, the kospi down 1.6% and australia's asx 200 has its birthday in about six weeks ending lower by about 1.4%. chinese banks among the major drags because of the lack of details on china's financial reforms. we have a-shares on top and h-shares on the bottom row here. amid five lenders such as china merchant and pudong development bank tumbled near 3.5% today. but one sector joust performed, that's the military equipment and the defense sector. this after the third plenum boost said it will boost the country's national securities. these two companies both surged limit up by 10%. that's a look out of asian markets. back to you, ross. >> thanks for that. >>> the bank of england releases its quarterly inflation report

china launches its new carbon initiative in shanghai. we'll get reports frp china gas, chow tai fook interim. >>> will the possibility of fed tapering scupper the santa rally. gina santos will be around the desk. the second hour of worldwide exchange comes up after this. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." i'm ross westgate. your headlines from around the globe. oil prices fall after the world powers have a deal with iran. early reactions from around the world are more cautious. >> this first step will create time and space over the next six months for more negotiations to fully address our comprehensive concerns about the iranian program. >> airline stocks flying high on the fact of lower energy prices. leading way for a broader stock market burst. >>> peugot shifting into high gear as they're talking about lining up candidates for the ceo with its partner dongfeng. >>> stronger skies for boeing. they issue an alert. possible problems with icing on engines for two of its newest jets. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchan

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japanese trading firm is teaming up with chinese state run drug they will start to supply drugs in shanghai. it will then move to other cities. mitsubishi plans to introduce a procurement system that allows hospitals to cut costs and manage more efficiently. other wholesalers are pushing up costs. they are aiming for $2 billion in sales in the first ten years. china's billion-dollar medical sector is growing more than 25% a year. this is thanks to the country's aging population and the rise in the number of wealthy consumers. >>> now, people who breed ornamental koi in the industry has seen the industry come back to life. an earthquake nearly wiped out their livelihoods, but many breeders have recovered, and they're celebrating a rebirth. >> reporter: this is the district of naguma city. this is a major producer of koi for 200 years. recently the breeders were preparing for a competition here. teneka grows koi. the growth of his fish reminds him of how much his district has recovered from the disaster. naguha's earthquake struck nine years ago. it was a major setback for koi growers. all th

. >> the pga in shanghai for the final round of the hsbc championship. dustin johnson led by 3 coming into the day. 5-under on the back nine. and a 6-under 66. 24 under on the tournament, winning by three. >> nascar in texas for the aaa500. 30 laps in jimmie johnson took the lead, dominating the rest of the day. he takes the checkered flag for the sixth time this year. he ills now -- is now the chase for the cup leader by seven points over matt kenseth. i have to mention florida state jumped to number two over oregon in the bcs polls. . >> up next at 6:00. three new movies and many big names at the box office. names at the box office. who came out [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. [ mom ] warm and flaky in 15, everyone loves pillsbury grands! [ girl ] make dinner pop! so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend po

shanghai and some other cities and provinces have slightly relaxed the rules to allow parents who are both only children to have two of their own. "as both my wife and i are the only child of our respective families... we are entitled to have two kids. but we are hesitating about this, for because we will face greater pressure to raise another child, which costs a large sum amount of money and energy. >> if we have two kids, perhaps we can create a more favorable living better environment for the development of their personalities. they'll tend to be healthier psychologically. and when my husband and i are getting get old and can't keep pace with the times, the two kids can help each other by discussing problems and offering valuable suggestions. they can trust each other to help them to pull through." with or without a sibling, jiahe will grow up in a china with a very different social fabric than his predecessors. ...one that will create new obstacles for making a living, finding a spouse, and supporting his family. despite its nickname, the one child policy does not limit every chi

shanghai closed nearly 3%. let's get more from singapore. >> thank you, ross. it's a very positive session in asia with china shares leading the gains after beijing promised a slew of economic reforms. many bins beneficiaries of the reform made a rally. the hang seng index added 2.7% and china enterprises jumped a whopping 5.67%. meanwhile, the nikkei ended flat by only a marginal quarter of a percent and australia's asx 200 lose .3%. this is down by 2%. shares ended in the red still. and take a look at reform driven sectors in china. chinese formula makers and baby product makers got a nice boost after they said it would loosen its one child policy. hong kong listed china's milk producer jumped almost 10%. oil majors also gained ground. giving markets more pricing power in the energy sector could mean price rises and boosts to help these companies earnings. so petrochina today gained by about 5% and simopec rallied over 6%. back to you. >> xisuan, thank you for that. the dow and s&p six weeks of gains at fresh record highs. the s&p just a few points away from

the shanghai composite ended 1.3% higher. the nikkei 225 back from yesterday's one-day holiday ending higher by 0.2%. south korea's kospi lost. >> ground and australia's asx 200 outperformed its asian peers, helped by miners while the rba holds rates steady as expected. peng an bank was sent tumbling ending higher by less than 1%. other lenders trimmed their early losses. there are hopes out there that the preferred shares program will help shore up banks' core capital. shares tanked over 10% forney san after they cut guidance on a slow down in the emerging markets and the major vehicle recall. investors put the brakes on other automakers, so a lot of on these auto stocks under some selling pressure today. that is a look at the asian markets. back to you, ross. >> thank you so much, indeed, for that. head of economic research at natixis management is in paris and joins us now. good to see you. how much of a cloud is the french economy under? >> well, we've had that as most of the european countries for 20140 have been downgra

just a few days ago, you were looking at a high of just above the freezing point. 13 degrees in shanghai, 19 in taipei. you'll be seeing a warming trend beginning next week, when temperatures should be just about average levels. on we go into the americas. no news is good news, and there's not that much in the way of weather news here across much of the united states. there is high pressure in place, and it's keeping things nice and dry, which is a welcome relief after that very dramatic weather and the lead up to thanksgiving with the storms moving through central and eastern locations. whether you got to your celebrations or not, certainly, you're seeing the calm after the storm and many people enjoying lots of sunshine and moderating temperatures, too. if we look to next week, we'll be finding a storm dropping out of the northwest, bringing temperatures down again, so do enjoy those warmer digits at the moment, because things will be falling apart, temperatures getting quite a bit lower as we head into the middle of next week. for example, seattle, rain and 11 degrees for you on frida

. >> the pga in shanghai for the final round of the hsbc championship. dustin johnson led by 3 coming into the day. 5-under on the back nine. and a 6-under 66. 24 under on the tournament, winning by three. >> nascar in texas for the aaa500. 30 laps in jimmie johnson took the lead, dominating the rest of the day. he takes the checkered flag for the sixth time this year. he ills now -- is now the chase for the cup leader by seven points over matt kenseth. i have to mention florida state jumped to number two over oregon in the bcs polls. just saying. >> up next at 6:00. three new movies and many big names at the box to those who've been waiting welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage, and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable 13. we'll look at why a common marine animal is dying off look the pacific coast from southern california to alaska. >> at 11:00 here on abc7, sex, drugs, politics, and betrayal. our i-team reporter talks with a

the deal shanghai and the rest. will be if we. meanwhile in vietnam call count the former general director of bank financial faces the death penalty for embezzling five hundred thirty three billion dollars. that's about twenty five million dollars jumpshot survive on cox and now also this week a former u.s. senators are going faster complaining or committing some horrific deadly money printing since many more dogs than five hundred thirty billion were embezzled from the american people according to andrew hoods our good minute to a gruesome bond buying spree that had financially butchered main street america their bloated carcasses fed to the gluttonous money changers and derivative devils on wall street i'm sorry said the repent of quantitative easing are all. americans also came up with another reason to reach a democracy people wanting to be listening to people wanting to be free you reach is also you know part of the message of they have revolution. to use. these. push you create the conditions. when the much destruction. in t

story of american ex-paths, a mother and daughter working as court sans in the early 20th century in shanghai. joining us now, a best-selling author, personal hero of mine, amy tan. >> thank you very much. >> in terms of identity and experience, what is happening in this book is two american women in china, which is almost the inverse of your experience. i want to talk to you personally about how your own history here in america and your background in china informed, you know, sort of the dynamics of this relationship. >> well, it's my family's past that i am most interested in because a lot of that trauma that's happened in my family, my mother's marriage, my grandmother who became a concubine, has made me. i feel like it's passed down. trauma gets passed down generation to generation. then we have trauma in our family that has also influenced me. the other part of it is being different in america. i'm raised to think i'm an american. i have these certain privileges. i have my ingenuity, i can make myself and become whoever i want. now you have an american in a book like that who goes from t

the shanghai disposit up 0.8%. the nikkei 225 up 51 mers for the japanese equity market over the year. helped today, as well, by the fact that the yen went lower again, 102.28 is where we got to just below it at the moment on the dollar/yen. that's near a six-month high for dollar/yen. we're not far away from the 4 1/2 year high we hit in may. 103.74. euro/dollar, just above 1.35. we saw an unexpected jump out of cap ex in australia. sterling/dollar, moving higher again, 1.63 now for cable. some people saying is that the top of the range. doesn't mean it can't go higher. treasury yields, 2.73%. so we continue to see things back higher. by and large, the data out of the u.s. yesterday, jobless claims, michigan sentiment, chicago pmi, all fairly bullish for the tapering argument. the yield on the 10-year, 1.737%. spending plans outlined in their coalition agreement are realistic. yesterday, the country's two biggest parties shook hands on a deal which included additional spending. annette promised us yesterday has mo

do you see sap listing in shanghai during your tenure? >> it's certainly an opportunity for us. and it's certainly something we have discussed. .i think it's entirely possible that we would do that and it's entirely likely in the next year or two that we would consider this strongly. it's on the drawing board. >>> sab miller warned currency movements would undermine its future results. >> i think you said they had a bit of a currency hit. i think the market was expecting that. but the real story here is that their volumes are up and sab, for them, emerging market story hasn't taken the debt that people were worried about. there was a sensation or a fear that those sales might be declining. as we're seeing from today's results, that's not the case. we've seen declined in europe, 4% down in europe, 3% down in the u.s., but actually, the standout story has been africa. and south america. but really, africa is a key there partnership spoke to allen clark earlier this morning about the company's global footprint and what that meant for the results. >> we think we have delivered a goo

shanghai lost 1.8% after china did not provide details on its economic policies. tokyo's nikkei average shed more than a .1 of a percent. in mumbai, 20,194, weight down by rising inflation figures. india's cpi rose by 10% in october. also, industrial output fell short of market expectations. moving on to currencies, the dollar is changing hands at 99.54. analysts say traders are waiting for a confirmation hearing of janet yellen on thursday. they'll be monitoring whether she'll mention anything about the fed's monetary policy. euro/yen right around 133.51. >>> nissan motor has opened a new plant in central mexico as part of the automaker's plan to expand production for the north and south american markets. >> today marks the beginning of a new chapter in nissan's success story in mexico. >> this is nissan's third plant in mexico and will raise its annual output in the country to more than 850,000 units. the new plant is expected to serve as nissan's new production platform for north and south america. nissan plans to take advantage of lower tariffs in mexico. japa

it started in 1980, when i was in shanghai, remember the campaigns to sort of first walk through the streets and sort of have one child, and this was so against what people had been otherwise taught. and, to think of a culture that when you grow up you have no brothers, no sisters, no uncles, no aunts, no cousins i mean think in our own frame work, in our own culture how important these relationships are to us. and here we have a whole society of single child people. and the crisis in terms of not one set of parents for ten children taking care of them in their old age, but now the pyramid is reversed and you have one child who's taking care of four grand parents. so you have, in a sense, a demographic time bomb in china that's slowly ticking, yet given the expansive population of 1.2 billion people, they had literally no choice but to curb population and in a way that seems draconian to us and indeed draconian to them. but we see people in urban environments are very constricted housing, they understood that to continue without regulation would create a population pressure that woul

the japanese occupied shanghai. they received and interrogated year going told many times he was old was tortured to death i know ch ch ch. lulu you scream you know you more resistance against japanese aggression. dd the rind in tune with the culture ethics from the palace museum. in june. i was so good. we've since moved into a store house and tell him this national treasures was the brains point one seven bonus and family that was famous for its inscription in particular color graphics the inscription consisting of three hundred and fifty seven chinese characters. isn't it a land deed signed by two ruled states in the light switch and children's day. he will be due to the home was also among the six soldiers in nj. just think a link to the central museum. the war resistance against japanese aggression. you go untold thousands still in desperate need of money simply to support his family. so you lose the dean of the chicken onto her back. merchants fortune to read emails and internet it's going to go. ay ay ay ay a