many of those state sponsors are in turn sponsored by beijing. jenna: when russia and china

what does beijing do now? warring inflation gives them maneuverability to possibly cut rates or pump more money into the system. there's the debate with the euro zone and some troubled economies and there's the debate with china as well. china must increase what happens with spending on the ground domestically. what direction should beijing take? >> this gets to the heart of what the solution is to the tiny slowdown. does china need a new stimulus or a rebalancing? if you believe china needs to rebalance away from exports and investment-driven growth to more domestic consumption, some people argue that china should not be cutting interest rates and it should instead be raising interest rates to help boost consumption, by giving people a greater return on their savings and tried to diminish some of the over investment that's been driving this economy and in many ways driving it into a whole. >> thursday is a big day for china, economic growth numbers, the gdp. all eyes will be on that. china growth was down at

that brings a dilemma for the beijing policy makers. how to shift away from being so rely on exports to getting the chinese people buying and spending more on the ground. all the action taken by beijing for now seems to be working. >> china has had a very unbalanced growth model in recent years. first it was overly reliant on exports. in 2008 and 2009 there was a big slowdown in exports. so the government moved to support growth by wrapping up investments. now that created its own problems. it has been trying to rein in a lot of that investment. that has brought the growth down. now the government has relaxed policy a little and we've seen interest rate cuts and more bank loans, part of government policy. those are beginning to have an effect and we can see those coming through. >> let's look at communications. old world versus new world. nokia versus googol. both companies with results. >> let's start with google. every time we do a search on line, it's a good chance it is on google. 67% of all searches are through google. companies pa

and i am joined now from our studio in beijing. so how many other organizations like lee's exist in china? >> there are some in beijing, and shanghai, but the numbers are small. the chinese government says that one million families have lost their only child by the end of last year. new support organizations are emerging slowly, but those ein need are greg faster. >> isn't there any other local government, that are tackling the problem? >> since 2008, bathe beijing government has been supporting the families of a monthly allowance of $33. the shanghai government, one-time money, but, the central government has yet to show any concrete plan. more complaints are posted on the internet. accusing the government for dragging its feet. the criticism will most likely get even louder. >> i see, thank you very much. that was nhk world's correspondent in beijing. >>> they use cells to make heart muscle cells and did the ate a significantly lower cost. the researchers from kyoto university tested 9,600 kinds of compound on induced stem cells.

our beijing correspondent joins us. we understand that the problem over the islands is a serious matter that involves national sovereignty. but what is behind china's fiercer than expected reaction to the nationalization? >> yes, so there is a fundamental difference in japan and china's understanding of the island' issue. china has repeatedly insisted japan agree, during talks to normalize, diplomatic ties 40 years ago and other occasions. but japan added that it made no such agreement and there is no issue of territorial sovereignty to be resolved concerning the island. leaving such differences aside. china wanted japan to at least maintain the -- the status quo. so, for china, japan's purchase of the island, was a major change to the, the situation. japanese people must say, they repeatedly explain to china that, the nationalization was for the peaceful and stable management of the islands. but they say, the chinese side, was sceptical and thought japan was actually trying to strengthen ets cstrength en its control ov

the beijing municipal government supports such families with a monthly allowance. shanghai authorities provide onetime sympathy money, but the central government has yet to take any concrete steps to help the grieving parents. >>> a hurricane is forcing its way past the bahamas and moving north. meteorologist robert speta is here with the details. robert? >>> well, yes, we are still watching sandy here, and it's continuing to cruise off here towards the north. much of the caribbean, you did get impacted on your thursday, now going through friday. conditions are improving, still some showers across portions of haiti, but for the most part the storm is rushing off there towards the north. now the east coast of the united states, you're going to be on tap for some heavy rainfall. already you're seeing some very rough surf along the east coast of florida, even off there towards the carolinas. tropical storm watches and warnings are actually being posted here, but where the main threat's going to be is going into the early part of next week. take a look at this. as the

secretary of state -- state warren christopher more than 20 times which was more than he went to moscow or beijing. but these and other efforts in israeli peace failed because damascus was interested in participating in a peace process

it seems like beijing has gotten this message. they have to get to the software side of innovation right to actually do what they really want to be which is to encourage those novel innovations that can go chinese economy of the development chain from where they are now, upper middle income to an actual high income society. that has been reflected in actual policy statements starting in may with the beer on innovation of the first ever politburo meeting on this topic. then in september 23rd we have a new document from the chinese communist party and the state council on innovation that focuses a lot on building a systemic environment to support innovation. that document does get into things like ipr enforcement and financing. unfortunately, it is also reiterate some of the ministry and science and technology opus on things like simulating and re- innovating, get a, id is generated in the west which we probably wouldn't consider to be novel innovation from western perspectives. what i'm hearing on the ground is more positive at thi

wrapped up a straight sets win in an hour and a quarter djokovic is in search of his third title in beijing after winning on both of his previous attempts in two thousand and nine and twenty ten and whiting in the last eight is here in meltzer after the austrian loss it alexander the goal of ukraine. and we feel we will finish with some football because an amazing goal flew in recently in under seventeen's match in moldova the serbia gave team slotted home on a new. goal after no fewer than three of their prized let the ball run through their legs dummies are worth a closer look and the rear of each finishing off this spectacular corner of that great teamwork they also went. for no. one from the training ground i think that's. worth. download the official ati application to cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time the. wealthy british. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global fin

world number two is maria sharapova another by djokovic cruised through their respective matches in beijing. but let's kick off with football where seven so i'm european champions ac milan held up a spirited fight back for russian title holders in eight two in streets or in some work and go top of group c. in the champions league the visitors were two nil up off just sixteen minutes thanks to a goal from the emmanuel sun which took a wicked deflection off for lunch at all and teenager stefan sure always did a second but record signing hulk pulled one back in the top stoppage time and shot off then leveled soon after the break box with a quarter of an hour left junkfood through his own net to make it three two to milan while a string of inspired saves from the keeper christian i'll be out to the italian side go top of group c. in the russian champions league also ahead of the second with me and. one elsewhere spanish champions realm of brit taking on dutch champions i.x. by the third straight year ray allen have found the upper hand in all four matches between the two so far it is a marine y

now and escalating dispute may be brewing between washington and beijing in the u.s. house intelligence committee says two of china's top companies should be barred from doing business in america a new report warns that the equipment made by telecom giant here away and met a fact could be used by beijing to spy on the u.s. to firms have struck back saying the document is actually aimed at hampering them competing on the american market the chinese government has called the allegations disappointing and hopes the u.s. will do more to benefit the interests of both states ten cars senior director of strategy for free press says the main concern is not security but a growing threats from chinese businesses. it's interesting to note that most computer equipment most telecommunications equipment is in fact made in china increasingly china is a player in the technology space and their ability to create cheap manufactured products. should pose a threat to business interests overseas business threat not so much a national security threat politics definitely comes into play her

hotel in, four systems in beijing would i know i was in beijing? >> you would, through not necessarily the architecture or the finishes of the decor, but more through the art that might be displayed, gardening that might have an influence in terms of the chinese approach. you do try, and we start with a blank sheet of paper with each hotel so there is no cookie cutter and we do try to create a product that is indigenous to the country and to the city, some places it is easier than others and in china, in some hotels we opened in honjo it has the classical architecture so you can in some cases and a lot hoz to deal with the owner developer, you know, what are their objectives? and the hotels in china now are state of the art modern, dramatically, the quality is as good as we have ever done, and we have just opened several in shanghai, giewng sew, beijing too soon to open and i will be going there in the end of november but the reports back from people who just have been in say these are the best in the company. so the chinese are looking to the futu

close market beijing says the u.s. is afraid to compete on an equal food ng after regulations from washington to china stop companies could be spawning on america. what you are going to live from moscow one pm and the russian capital on marina josh craze isn't golf to protest with thousands of police officers deployed to athens i had a visit by the german chancellor angela merkel well later we'll catch up with our correspondent sara firth who is there and she will bring us the very latest in the meantime rock obama's rival for the u.s. presidency mitt romney has called for a more aggressive foreign policy in the middle east which would include arming the syrian rebels the democrats have hit back saying romney stands lacks vision and consistency artie's going to chicken has more. is president obama of quote sitting on the sidelines end of quote and not being aggressive enough on syria mr romney suggested actively arming the rebels with weapons that can bring down aircraft in the off hands he said quote the greater trage

the vice minister of the ministry of commerce from beijing. [applause] welcome. next to my former boss, the hon. gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california. the hon. counsel general of the people's republic of china. [applause] the minister of the embassy of the people's republic of china and the united states, based in washington, d.c.. and charlotte schultz, mr. mike rossi, senior adviser on jobs for governor brown. also officials from the delegation. the director-general of the department of foreign investment and administration. mr. wong shi. and mr. -- the commercial counselor of the department of corporation. and the director-general of the investment promotion agency of the ministry of commerce in china. we have more. the chairman of the tschida chamber of commerce -- china chamber of commerce. and from the china contractors association. and the president of the foreign trade and economic relations commission. and the deputy director general, department of commerce of the inner mongolia, autonomous region. the director of economic and trade office of

but a surge of warmth for beijing. 27 degrees expected for the high today. here in tokyo, 30 is the expected high. meanwhile 26 in taipei as well as in chongqing. 33 in bangkok. heading to the americas, high pressure is keeping things dry and clear across the u.s. and into canada. there is going to be a system bringing in some moderate rainfall into b.c. that could turn over to mountain snow in the upper elevations. let's head east, though, because we have a bit more serious conditions here across the southeast you're going to be seeing intense thunderstorms overnight and in towards monday. that severe threat will head into alabama. and if we follow this snaking front through the atlantic and up into canada and new england, you're going to be finding strong gusts and heavy rain here today as well. so all the action out east. temperatures are going to be season l. taking a look over to the southwest, however. we have this heat sitting in southern california. okay. into europe. a large system dominating the northwest. this has been bringing some really strong

this store in beijing has cleared this whole shelf for his books. the book store rushed in extra copies but in days the shelves were bare again. now, the store is trying to get more copies. >> i heard his name but i haven't read his books. he is now a nobel laureate. i want to read his novel. >> he was born 57 years ago. published in 1986, he depicts the live of a chinese peasant during world war ii. the nobel was made into a film. >> what i strive to do is make my work portray the life of chinese people, their unique culture and customs. and if i've done my work well, it transcends regional and ethnic boundaries. >> reporter: what is it about mo's work that captivates? yan, a long time admirer says he moves readers. he's especially good. he touched her deeply. >> translator: mo takes up social issues from the standpoint of ordinary citizens like the problem of poverty and disparity. he depicts the reality so well. >> reporter: the government has welcomed mo's award. most newspapers have heaped praise on him. >> translator: china is putting so much

nhk world, beijing. >>> and that's it for me for now. i will hand it back to you, katherine. >> thanks very much, yuko. japan's dispute with dhien aover the senkaku islands is straining 40 years of ties. the ripples have spread to a city home to one of japan's oldest china towns. a chinese resident is trying to stop the dispute from driving a wedge between neighbors. >> reporter: a photo exhibition marks the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between japan and china. the display opened earlier this month in kobe next to osaka. his grandfather moved the family to japan. he was born in kobe and has lived here all his life. he belongs to a community group of overseas chinese. through these photos he wants to revisit past friendship building events organized by local chinese like him. >> translator: i want everyone to know the history of the chinese living here, developing close relations with the japanese. >> reporter: he has always been part of the local community making lots of japanese friends. after a massive earthquake hit kobe i

martin has more on this story from beijing. >> we are in a neighborhood of beijing slated for demolition. this used to be somebody's,, horrible strewn across the place. if you look to my right, you can see just beyond another empty home. what is surprising is that many people have chosen to stay. i have seen an old man in the garden tending his vegetables and another old woman putting out her washing. this whole area is being demolished to make way for construction project. you get some idea at the future if you look at the horizon there. there has been a series of forced evictions. we would have gone there but we were warned by locals that it is too dangerous for us. here is what they had to say about a very violent incident which took place two months ago. >> they used sticks and they hit people so hard. i entered by back and they saved me. they forced us out so that we can sell our homes. >> according to the amnesty international report, the number of violent evictions are rising and land disputes are one of the main source of anger, particularly in the countryside. how they choose to

he visited china to mark 40 years of diplomatic ties with beijing. the two ministers said they wanted to increase bilateral cooperation. >> a court case against dutch oil giant shell has opened in the hague. four nigerian farmers have accused the company of polluting the land and water ways around their home in the niger delta. they say shelf failed to maintain pipelines or clean up the leaks. -- they say shell failed to maintain pipelines a clean up the leaks. shell says the leaks were caused by sabotage. >> a short time after prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused hezbollah of operating the throne, the drone was shot down. hezbollah said it passed over several important operations before being destroyed. >> cycling legend lance armstrong has been accused of operating the most sophisticated doping operation in sporting history. >> united states anti-doping agency has sent the findings of his investigation to the international cycling union. >> the court report claims that armstrong doped, of course, and bullied his teammates to do the same. >> la

it's midday in london, 7:00 in the evening in beijing, 7:30 in the morning in caracas. hugo chavez has extended his 14- year grip on power in venezuela. the vote was his narrowest victory, but it gives him another six-year term to continue venezuela's socialist revolution. his victory may irritate his detractors in washington and elsewhere. the votes pit the president against the young candidate henrique capriles, who vowed to open the country to private investment. now this report from caracas. >> this had been billed as a tight race. but the results came quickly in the end after the final polling stations had closed and gave hugo chavez a 10-point lead. >> to those who promote hate and social poison and those always drawn to deny all the good things that happen in venezuela, i invite them to dialogue, debate, and to work together for venezuela. >> his followers were jubilant >> . he won because he had given free education to all. he has given free health care assistants. he has given housing for poor people. >> we have the best president in the world. we all love him.

. >> reporter: more than a thousand young people from around china gather at a hotel in beijing. they are students attending an open house. more than 40 of them. >> i want to enroll in a prestigious american university because the quality is high. >> eventually for undergraduate students, and this is one of the main goals is to recruit more undergraduate students. >> reporter: many chinese state of the unions are keen on setting up foreign universities, and if they can, make it overseas to study. overseas universities are coming to them. for example, the missouri state university, a u.s. institution, has a campus. >> at what temperature does water freeze? what would you tell me? >> reporter: chinese students of the famed degrees of the university students in the u.s. more than 2,000 chinese have graduated from here since classes started six years ago. li xinyi hopes to join them. she's a senior studying busiss administration and accounting. li comes from inland china. she achieved excellent grades in high school and was especially skilled in english. but due to lack of finances,

particularly in beijing, hong kong, shanghai. >> the medium to long term is all about careers. >> even in the current economic climate, the university of hong kong says virtually 100% of its undergraduates will be employed at shortly after graduation. that figure is hard to match in the west where one in 10 fresh graduates is jobless. and compare that to one in four in the uk. >> westcott petraeus who want to -- western expatriates who have work -- who want to work in the region has increased dramatically in recent years. >> the ability to understand a local culture is very important. if you do not have the language and you have not been set to a specific country and ... a culture cannot -- and you do not know specifically about a culture, that presents challenges. >> this british student understands that. to be distressed of studying and learning chinese, he plays football with the hong kong team. win or lose, he plans to gain enough experience to perhaps start a whole new life in the east. >> let me bring you our top story. you leaders agreed to phase in a single supervisory body tow

i'll talk to "the new yorker's" beijing reporter evan osnos about the political tumult in china ahead of the upcoming anointment. also i'll talk to the education innovator sal khan, the founder of khan academy about how best to teach our kids. >>> and what does a company with almost 700 planes and tens of thousands of trucks worry about? fuel. i'll sit down with fedex ceo fred smith to talk about the future of energy. that crucial subject, the future of energy, is also at the heart of our latest gps special, which airs tonight at 8:00 and 11:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. in "global lessons: the roadmap for powering america" will take you around the world to bring you ideas about energy back home. >>> but first here's my take. the second presidential debate has been studied and analyzed mostly as a prize fight. who punched hard, who missed a swing. that's fine. but there was a substantive aspect to the debate as well. president obama actually showed up this time, and he was engaged and articulate, as was governor romney. as a result, we got a sense of the issues, and there is an importa

i haven't lost many matches and been actually lose a match since i've been coming in beijing. only one at the olympics a great title. i love this feeling and i love the conditions here. now to rugby where new zealand have finished the inaugural rugby championship with six wins from six matches that's after they concluded their campaign with a thirty two sixteen when i have a south africa having wrapped up the title with going to spare no blacks were looking to complete the series with a one hundred percent record but they actually fell behind in some way to placing bryan habana scored for a try after two minutes as the hosts took. the half time dressing down from coach steve hansen changed the complection of the match of the visitors went through the gears in the second period to cure a mass sixteenth win in a row they are now just one victory away from setting and record among test playing nations. now boxing great mike tyson has defended the current heavyweight division and in particular the klitschko brothers the ukrainian jiro has dominated the category for the better part

look at beijing, the high teens, and hong continue still rather warm there for you. bangkok with a high of 33 on your friday. now over towards the americas, we're talking about this storm in the caribbean. it is now hurricane sandy continuing to push across cuba and also made landfall over jamaica, caused two deaths there. well, now conditions are going to be improving for you, but going downhill into the bahamas, even across the east coast of florida, you could be seeing some rough seas. rip currents are going to be exceptionally dangerous out here, even some heavy rainfall around the miami area. then as it continues to pull off towards the north, look at the east coast of virginia, also over towards the carolinas. you could be seeing some rough surf with this but even some rainfall and thunderstorm activity. still watching this storm system through the weekend into the next part of -- the early part of next week as this pulls off there towards the north. also we're looking at this frontal boundary which is coming in from the west, and that is really creating a shar

burns met in beijing with chinese foreign minister yang jiechi. he reportedly told yang the united states will not take sides on the issue, something american officials have said repeatedly in recent weeks. china's state-run xinhua news agency reports yang reiterated his country's stance on the dispute. chinese maintain the uninhabited islands are part of their territory. analysts see this latest comment as a message to the u.s. to stay out of the matter. >>> dozens of politicians in japan have done something their neighbors in south korea and china feel opens an old wound. two cabinet ministers and nearly 70 other lawmakers visited the yasukuni shrine. the site honors japan's war dead, including major war criminals. the lawmakers are mainly from the ruling democratic party and the main opposition liberal democratic party. transport minister yuch row hata and yukio shimoji were among them. >> i signed as mikio shimoji from the new people's party. i don't think visiting the shrine will be a diplomatic issue. >> this visit is private. since it is pr

he has four shops in beijing and plans more in shanghai. >> chinese market is a new market and it is still at the infant stage, but now the chinese people are also following the japanese. >> reporter: chinese customers purchase jewelry as an investment. hack says they don't think twice about spending hundreds of thousands of dollars, and almost always pay with cash. >> i am confident business is going to grow within the next three to five years. the middle class is also growing in china, and now their purchasing power and the income level is also growing. >> reporter: china's growing wealth has eclipsed japan, making it the major destination for precious stones. no matter the destination for sri lanka's gem traders, business continues to sparkle. nhk world, colombo. >>> a handwritten letter by albert einstein is up for auction on the internet. in it, he says that in a word, god is nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses. einstein wrote the letter in german in 1954 to the philosopher eric gutkind. a year later, the famous physicist died. >> after reading eric

welcome back you're watching our team a trade dispute is brewing between washington and beijing the u.s. house intelligence committee says two chinese top companies should be barred from doing business in america and you report warns dad the equipment made by telecom giant and the manufacturers used by beijing to spy on the u.s. two firms have struck bad saying the document is actually a network hampering them competing on the american market why annual sales totaled over thirty two billion dollars with one point three billion in u.s. alone and the remains among the top suppliers of telecom gear and mobile phones tim carr a senior director of strategy for free press says the rao could backfire on the united states. it's interesting to note that most computer equipment most telecommunications could mint is in fact made in china increasingly china is a player in the technology space and their ability to create cheap manufactured products should pose a threat to business interests overseas business not so much a national security threat politics definitely comes into play here seen in both

in just a moment we'll get to the aussie wild update for now though china phobia strikes in america beijing locking horns with washington over a report that recommends chinese companies are excluded from entering the u.s. market of affairs they may be a cover for espionage and there are concerns that equipment made by telecom john who are away. could be used by the chinese government to spy and now both deny gathering sensitive information for the beijing government and insists the u.s. is simply afraid of competition. the new director of strategy for free press if this is really about national security. it's interesting to note that most computer equipment most telecommunications equipment is in fact made in china increasingly china is a player in the technology space and their ability to create cheap manufactured products should pose a threat to business interests overseas business threat not so much a national security threat politics definitely comes into play here seen in both the romney and obama campaign an effort to get tough against china this could very well be an outgrowth of tha

he could be used by beijing to spy on the u.s. . struck back saying the document is actually aimed at hampering down competing on the american market the u.s. telecommunications is sector is attractive to foreign companies as it's worth some thirty billion dollars to keep song growing so the senior director of the strategy for free press says the row with china could actually backfire on the usa. it's interesting to note that most computer equipment most telecommunications equipment is in fact made in china increasingly china is a player in the technology space and their ability to create cheap manufactured products should pose a threat to business it is this interests overseas business not so much of a national security threat politics definitely comes into play here seen in both the romney and obama campaign an effort to get tough against china. this could very well be an outgrowth of that but also of concern is the idea of the marketplace for cyber security with their estimates that i've seen it but this is a multi-billion dollar

that the equipment made by telecom giant who are away and more while manufacturers could be used by beijing to spy on the u.s. the two firms have stock back have struck back rather saying the document is actually aimed at hampering them competing on the american market and u.s. lucrative market for china as it's worth some thirty billion dollars but tim carr is seen director of strategy for free press says the rao could backfire on the united states. it's interesting to note that most computer equipment most telecommunications equipment is in fact made in china increasingly china is a player in the technology space and their ability to create cheap manufactured products should pose a threat to business interests overseas business that not so much a national security threat politics definitely comes into play here seen in both the romney and obama campaign an effort to get tough with against china this could very well be an outgrowth of that but also of concern is the idea of the marketplace for cyber security with their estimates that i've seen that put this in multibillion dollar business

bush for being or for allegedly being too soft on what clinton called the butchers of beijing that was three years after the tiananmen massacre. but china seems to be a very popular scapegoat and it's not surprising that both candidates are are attacking china suggesting that its monetary policies are manipulating the value of its currency and so on and so forth and that they'll get very tough on china i suspect that the their candidates rhetoric on this can be taken particularly seriously especially romney who as a businessman who's invested in china knows its value to the united states and its importance in keeping the united states solvent to foreign. relations with russia one clear difference to the counter this is the positions old russia romney called moscow america's number one geopolitical foe my and this leadership of relations with moscow if he gets in. well again i think that's difficult to predict on the one hand you have realists on his team like that like who are not particularly antagonistic toward russia are probably skeptical and suspicious but not particularly antagon

that links the port city with the capital of beijing. they also say up to 14 more people were injured in this tour bus crash, but they do not have their nationals or any other details about their conditions. once again, we know at least six people killed in this deadly bus crash. you see the workers there right now cleaning what is left of this wreckage up off that scene. this happening outside of beijing. we're continuing to monitor this story as well. we're working to get some more information on any other victims and hope to have an update either later on in this newscast or online at wjla.com. at the abc 7 live desk jummy olabanji, back to you. >> it's 6:34 right now. taking a look at the day ahead -- it's a really commute for drivers in the district. >> occupy d.c. plans to mark one year since its movement, and they have a protest on k street planned. brianne carter is live with the details. bri, good morning. >> good morning to you natasha. a series of events are planned to mark the anniversary of the occupy d.c. movement. the firs