somehow beijing is so costly, buyers cannot be found. property prices have gone up by more than 500 u.s. dollars per square meter in just over one year. the closer you get to central beijing, the higher the prices. the pricing units are almost $15,000 per square meter. the surge in crisis has made it challenging for people to buy their dream home. many are moving to the suburbs, in search of afford abable rent. the city's commute time is the second longest in the world. >> people from all corners of the country come to the capital in search of business opportunities. unless they are very successful, it is difficult to live here. >>> the sudden rise of property prices in beijing has created a serious value cost imbalance. we follow the lives of those in pursuit of the second coming of the chinese dream. and the hopes of those who are dashed. >>> tiananmen square is where mao zedong declared china in 1949. in the 17th century, during the cheng dynasty, beijing was built around the forbidden city. five ring roads surround the castle. whethe

stephen: we will be getting numbers from beijing momentarily. we are expecting exports and imports for october and the trade balance, expected to be a bit down again for the exports and imports. again, this weaker yuan we have been seeing has been helping the export scenario and exporters in china and that is why we are looking at these in conjunction. yesterday,rves file fallen the most since january. u.s.to 3.1 2 trillion dollars, still a big tile -- still a big pile. strengthave is dollar leading to you on weakness and weakness and more outflows. 1.53%an has weekend against the dollar last month, which is the biggest monthly drop since the devaluation in august of last year. the white line shows the fx pile burn, if you will. the burn of reserves has not been as fast as the authorities have allowed the currency to depreciate. that indicates there is more c.lerance from the pbo the global demand has been quite tepid. those chinese for trade figures, expecting exports to fall 6% following a 10% fall in september. we are expecting about a .8 per

there will have to be a new , in the battle between beijing and the pro-democracy caps there. s- the pro-democracy camp there. there will be a military test. not wellthis is received at all by various members, though again on the pro-beijing side there have been supporters as well. thomas: he is the first runner from eritrea to win the new york marathon, and he is not american. -- he is not even a marathon runner. thewhile, a kenyan became first female to win straight titles. she ran in two hours, 24 minutes, 26 seconds. at just 20 years old, he is the youngest man to win the new york marathon. he beat the kenyan runner, crossing the line in two hours, seven minutes, 51 seconds. was a little bit far from me, and i was really a little bit angry with him. i would catchthat him. eritrea, ghirmay ghebreslassie -- he is also the first athlete from eritrea to win a major marathon. -- it is like a championship for me, the race. >> he will take home $100,000 for the win and another $25,000 for running under two hours and eight minutes. thomas: it is time now for some business and fina

in beijing. a powerful earthquake killed two people and caused widespread damage. the magnitude 7.5 quake struck just north of christchurch followed by hundreds of act shocks -- aftershocks. donald trump has named reince priebus as his chief of staff. he is chairman of the republican national committee and it is expected to bring trump close to the party leadership after a divisive campaign. trump name to from breitbart news as his chief strategist and senior counselor. toppedsney's dr. strange north american box office for a second weekend. estimated 43an million dollars in the u.s. and canada, helping disney through a record year with worldwide sales topping $6 billion in 2016. the studio has a potential block esther in the wings with a star wars movie expected next month. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. look at how the asian markets are shaping up after the whole we saw on friday. could be a busy start to th

now let's get to first word news with tom mackenzie in beijing. former aides for the south korean president have been arrested as protesters called for her to resign over and influence peddling scandal. one aide is accused of linking -- of leaking confidential documents. another is accused of pressuring businesses to donate to the foundation. she has volunteered to be questioned by investigators. a source has told bloomberg that sears mistry has performed mistry is -- as a -- said to have asked the board three times to boost the payout ratio. the claim counts that majority owners were starved of information on group units and cash flow. a spokesperson said the information does not provide a complete picture. prime minister theresa may says herb exit timetable -- timetable will not be altered by the constitutional ruling. it has worsened relations with conservative papers. may says the government has a strong case to appeal the ruling that parliament must approve brexit negotiations and called on parliament to accept the outcome. >> what we have to

in hong kong and beijing. ruled that anyone who supports independence for hong kong cannot hold public office. was its second unilateral interpretation of hong kong law since 1997 it came after police scuffle with protesters. hong kong property stocks plunging after a series of downgrades. prices are expected to plunge after a surprise move. property executives see prices falling between 5% and 8% in the next month. on friday, the government announced plans to raise the stamp duty to 15%. of the most sort since february after the fbi reaffirmed that hillary clinton's e-mail use as secretary of state was not a crime. director james comey revealed the decision in a letter to congress. the mexican currency has been a bellwether for the campaign. u.k. prime minister theresa may says her brexit timetable will not be altered by last week's constitutional ruling. it exposed the divisions in britain, with newspapers blasting high court judges. theresa may says they have a strong case to appeal the ruling. global news

beijing up 30%. month on month numbers, shenzhen , which has seen high popping price rises, saw a decrease of .5% for october. of course, this all comes on the tok of curbs and 21 cities make it more difficult to buy property, increasing down payments, sometimes restricting the purchase of properties to residents of the city because policymakers are concerned about this property bubble, particularly first tier cities. priceant to maintain the stability of third tear cities where prices have remained softer. what they don't want to see is a dramatic downturn prices in first-tier cities. they would not want that significant downturn to spread to third tear cities, where you have seen weakness, so it is a difficult balancing act. ratiome prices to wages has increased, and bloomberg intelligence says that will add concern about social unrest. in terms of stocks, real estate developers in china are exposed to this and have seen big thank rep sees this year, so with another downturn, they would be exposed.

in beijing. hillary clinton, secretary of state, dealt with china in quite a tough manner when it came to its activities in the east and south china seas and her stance on human rights issues was very clear. compared to that, what is your take on the outlook for u.s./china relations under trump? >> i guess his foremost priority is put on trade. so my wildest -- somewhat exaggerated fear is that if china agrees to restrain its export to the united states, mr. trump might concede on like east or even south china sea. this kind of deal is not a problem in his world. in his -- his world outlook is kind of one dimensional. consisting just of trade or who makes more money. and, you know, very different from mrs. clinton. he rarely talks about human rights problems in china or in military activities in the south china sea. so i'm hopeful that he will have good experts. he'll put -- surrounded himself with good experts and will listen to the advice of these people and he will learn a lot of the policy de

would punish beijing with high import tariffs in response to what he considers unfair trade practices. he also wants to brand china a currency manipulator. the stakes, of course, could not be higher. americans love iphones and other goods, from furniture to nike they get at low cost from china, but they resent the job loss that many rightly or wrongly lay at beijing's doorstep. >> with china, they dump their product all over the place. >> so declares the president-elect. but china is not taking those kinds of words sitting down. the country warning the president-elect that it will meet a trade war with a trade war. the state-run "global times" newspaper telling president-elect trump what that might look like. a batch of boeing orders will be replaced by airbus, it says. u.s. auto and iphone sales in china will suffer a setback, and u.s. soybean and maize imports will be halted. china buys more than $116 billion worth of american goods every year, but china of course sells more than four times that amount, about half a trillion dollars worth to the united states. easily making china th

beijing has claimed sovereignty over much of the area. other planes featured in the show included the y-20 transport aircraft. china says it can carry large amounts of cargo and personnel. china's latest weapons systems and domestically produced drones were also on display. >>> the u.s. military says one of its ballistic missile submarines has arrived at a port in the western pacific island of guam. it says the visit demonstrates the u.s. commitment to its allies in the indo asia-pacific region. the u ss pennsylvania made port on sunday in the u.s. territory. such submarines are capable of carrying nuclear missiles and constitute part of the u.s. deterrence triad along with strategic bombers. it's rare for the military to publicize the whereabouts of its submarines. u.s. military officials said such submarines provide a critical, stabilizing, and highly effective element of the u.s. nuclear deterrent force. the u.s. military and japan's self-defense forces have been conducting joint drills in guam and its surrounding waters since sunday.

beijing is cracking down on casinos. shanghai law firm says it is not clear if the matter will go to trial, but the maximum punishment is theoretically three years in jail. crown shares plunged on the detentions. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: right, air asia x shares up. malaysia's long-haul budget character -- character -- carrier improving from the malaysian ringgit. the question is whether this momentum can be sustained. in the short-term, it looks sustainable. after eight quarters of losses, the company is optimistic and says it will get back to annual profit. 2.5the quarter, profit at million dollars, revenue up 24%. said, the malaysian ringgit made malaysia an attractive holloway destination -- attractive holiday destination. it is thee sense that beginning of better days when you look at the company ceo. he said a superset of results, more to come, more sensible business decisions being made, huge upside, lookin

beijing is currently paying the equipment of 8000 for an electric car made domestically. car manufacturers now demand details on any proposed quotas. the chinese government is keeping quiet and analysts are worried that foreign carmakers will soon have to cope with unfair competition and an pdip market access. >> german companies in china are already saying that doing business in the people's republic has become more difficult for them. strict investment rules and corruption are among the regular complaints. the german economic minister will have a lot to talk about during his five-day visit to china especially since chinese investments in germany have been looked at with more suspicion. chinese investors have set their sights on a german machine building firm. the minister put its foot down blocking the acquisition. the reason is that fear of technology could fall into the wrong hands. they want to hinder the process. it has received opposition not just from china but germany two. on the other hand german firms have complained of limited access to the chinese market and

adriana diaz reports from beijing. >> reporter: at one of china's busiest ports, crantrains loade with cranes. but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried the exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the >> reporter: on the campaign trail trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. >> china, don't forget, is already going through a very growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the economy very distorted and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a chinese engineer and that will be bad for china. >> one thing we know that the globally economy doe

but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried the exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the trail trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. >> china, don't forget, is already going through a very growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the economy very distorted and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a chinese engineer and that will be bad for china. >> one thing we k that the globally economy does worse. >> reporter: for now china is adopting a wait and see policy. and chinese president xi jinping congratulatory message to donald trump

region outside of beijing. we actually have 2,000-meter-plus high peaks. that traps in the smog and pollutants across the area. this is a very flat part of china. as you get into the mountain ranges, you can imagine that works as a bull to keep in the unhealthy particulates. now, we do have one more day of bordering on that unhealthy to very unhealthy levels into sunday. we do expect monday and tuesday to clear. we feel a cold front that will pass through bringing the potential for for snowfall. first time for the season for this area. temperatures dropping quite dramatically as we head into the workweek. >> a white alert sounds better than orange alert for sure. >> for sure. >> all right. thanks. >> thank you. >>> pope francis has appointed 17 new cardinals, and many of them have a background in humanitarian work. some come from far-flung places like bangladesh and the central african republic. why is this so unique? let's find out from our vatican correspondent, delia gallagher, live from rome. hem low, what

adriana diaz reports from beijing. >> reporter: at one of china's busiest ports, crantrains loade with cranes. but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried the exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: on the campaign trail trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. already going through a very difficult process, the enormous growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the economy very distorted and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a be bad for china. >> one thing we know for sure is that the globally economy d

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but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried those exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them with tariffs as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. >> china, don't forget, is difficult process. the enormous growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the economy very distorted and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a chinese int engineer and that will be bad for china. will that hurt china? >> one thing we know for sure is that the globally economy does worse. >> reporter: for now, chi

. >> i'm not from beijing so i don't know what they are thinking about but they want to destroy the one country two systems. >> the pair tried to take part in a session being held in another room, prompting security guards to prevent their entry. four guards were injured in the scuffling that followed. the disturbance occurred the day before a court hearing will decide whether they can take up their seats. later in the day, a top chinese government officials in hong kong said any actions or comments soliciting the territory's independence must be punished in accordance with the law. >>> chinese president xi jinping ordered officials to practice stricter discipline in his ongoing campaign against corruption. xi laid down the law at a key meeting last month where he was named core of the party center. state run xinhua news agency reported xi's remarks as the meeting of the party's central committee. the matter leadership introduced two documents, one on the norms of political life and the other on interparty supervision. xi said a handful of senior officials were overcome we political amb

adriana diaz reports from beijing. >> reporter: at one of china's busiest ports, crantrains loade with cranes. but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried the exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: on the campaign trail trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. >> china, don't forget, is already going through a very difficult process, the enormous growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the economy very distorted and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a chinese engineer and that will be bad for chi

but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried those exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them with tariffs as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. >> china, don't forget, is already going through a very difficult process. the enormous growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the economy very distorted and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a chinese int engineer and that will be bad for china. will that hurt china? >> one thing we know for sure is that the globally economy does wor

adriana diaz reports from beijing. bussest ports, cranes loaded with items. but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried those exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs and vowed to punish them with tariffs as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. >> china, don't forget, is already going through a very difficult process. the enormous growth of the last 20, 30 years has left the need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: the uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, china exports will go down said this man, a chinese int engineer and that will be bad for china. will that hurt

beijing could welcome a trump presidency, because trump's approach is isolationist. and under president obama, and his pivot to asia, the u.s. has been increasing its presence in the region, economically, with a tpp, and strategically with greater patrols in the south china sea. but every indication has been that a president trump would want the u.s. to withdraw from the region, and that could leave a void for china to more freely pursue its own economic and strategic goals for asia. for "nightly business report," i'm eunice yoon, in beijing. >>> but it's not just the transpacific partnership trade agreement that is being questioned. president-elect trump has also promised to look at nafta, and has suggested tariffs on chinese and mexican goods. seema moda is here. what exactly has mr. trump proposed to do? >> if he were -- wants to get rid of tpp, president-elect donald trump, it would be seen as a big win for china, because it could likely redefine washington's relationship with many of its allies in asia. and potentially, bring japan and south korea closer to chin

eunice yoon reports from beijing. >> reporter: china's finance minister, lo jiway was unexpectedly replaced and as is the case in china as to why government ministers come and go, there wasn't a lot of clarity here and that's left a lot of people wondering what it all means. some analysts and observers believe this could be a sign that the government is backtracking on economic reforms and that's because the outgoing finance minister was known to be outspoken and reform-minded and credited with furthering fiscal reforms. there's also some speculation that this decision could have been about politics and part of the president xi jinping's efforts to tighten his grip on the party, as well as the government. not a lot is known about the new finance minister, but there are some who do believe that he is closer to the president and the premier than his predecessor. the replacement of the new finance minister is part of a

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>> reporter: there is absolutely a lot of focus in beijing. there were a couple polls over the weekend, some people we were saying in mainland china, 40% of the people were supportive of trump. there's a lot of speculation about that because some people were basically thinking maybe in the mainland people didn't know who he was compared to many people who were polled in this survey outside of china. in other parts of asia. so there's been a lot of discussion about him. in fact, one thing that is interesting about the outgoing finance minister just to show how outspoken he was, he was one of the very few ministers who actually called trump an irrational type. and weighed in on the discussion of the candidates, which was very, very unusual in china. most of the ministers here choose not to get involved in other countries' domestic affairs because they do not want other countries getting involved in china's affairs. >> eunice yoon in beijing, thank you. >>> we are watching the u.s. presidential race. we will discuss the potential ripple effect of

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beijing enterprises getting the nod, down. new world development getting a not up from morgan stanley. d up from morgan stanley. rishaad: ok, let's get over to singapore for first word news. federal reserve officials have given a subtle nod to a december rate hike. says it only needs further evidence that inflation and unemployment are on track before it hikes rates. analysts say the decision acknowledges the focus on the presidential election next week. alibaba's september quarterly revenue jumped 55% to $5.1 billion, the fifth time it has beaten estimates. starloud unit was the performer, sales growing 130%. even,rise almost breaking however operating income miss testaments and low single-digit growth and active buyers and mobile users. court is due to hear a case they could have lasting ramifications for the territories relationship with china. the beijing backed chief executive asked the court to remove two lawmakers. mispronounced china's name when they were sworn in then held up banners proclaiming hong kong is not china

but a donald trump presidency has beijing worried the exports may be in jeopardy. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. it is the greatest theft in the history of the world. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, trump regularly accused china of stealing american jobs. and vowed to punish them with tariffs as high as 45%. if his rhetoric becomes policy, china's economy could suffer. and job losses rise. >> i think it would be very, very painful for china. >> reporter: long time china watcher and finance expert, michael pettis told us china could be in for a shock. process. the enormous growth of the last 20, 30 years. has left the economy very distorted. and in need of significant changes. if there is a trade war on top of it, it will be that much more painful. >> reporter: uncertainty is causing concern. if tariffs go up, chinese exports will go down said this man. and it engineer. that's bad for china. will that then hurt americans? >> generally in a trade war, one thing that we know for sure, is that the global economy does worse. >> reporter: for now, china's adopti

the foreign ministry in beijing is trying down his anti-china rhetoric. >> most of the remarks mr. trump made during the campaign were about u.s. domestic issues. when he addressed external issues, he said all of his related marks related to china were negative, as far as i noted, that was not true. japan is trying to push ahead with the tpp before president-elect donald trump takes office. japan's lower house passed the legislation thursday. abeme minister shinzo is hoping that will help president obama get a deal with congress before his term ends. donald trump has threatened to withdraw from the tvp on his first day. final bids for hanjin shipping business. they got two offers before the deadline and would now select a preferred bidder on monday. hanjin file for bankruptcy protection in august, setting off supply chain disruptions around the world. and shanghai are still closer to connecting their stock exchanges. both sides agreed to develop roles and implementation arrangements. philip hammond says the link will bring mutual benefits and open up new sources of investment for l

this real estate company in beijing uses vr to accept sell new condominiums, the technology lets their customer experience what it's like to be inside the home without actually visit them. it's especially useful since the building they're touring is far from the city in the southern islands. this is designed for elderly tennants. when customers put on the headset, they can move throughout the virtual realty rooms. they can see things like furnishings. company officials say that using a virtual motor room can be about 70% cheaper than building a real one. >> i felt like i was in a 3-d movie. the image area was very clear and i could see even small details. i'm pleased with the equipment, as well as the overall interior. >> the it firm that developed the vr rooms says it can create one in just six days. so far is company has constructed 150 models in the virtual world. >> translator: i think vr will become an indispensable utility for all industry. just like electricity. it offers a sense of experience, increases efficiency and cuts costs. >> reporter: the related computer technology tha

they are the ones that sit there often in beijing and cause trouble for the market. rishaad: we do see these iron ore producers, the likes of rio, producing more and more iron ore. the cynic inside me would say they are trying to drive other people out of the business. am i being far too cynical? >> i don't think it is for me to comment on rio tinto. rishaad: generically, are big miners overproducing? >> definitely, there was a period of greed amongst the iron ore companies. you saw the goose that laid the ofden egg suffering a period very bad health. some of those geese were destroyed, but we have now reached a. -- but we have now reached a period capitulation. his in the price uptick -- we have seen the price uptick a bit. we are now around $80. moment. $70 at the right, what is it telling us about the market at the moment? is it leveling off? what do you see on the demand side of things? that is crucial. >> from my perspective, he goes back to the specific window into the market. for high-grade materials, that has never been an issue, in terms of demand. for the g

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>> more clarity than the skies of beijing. a further drawdown of u.s. treasuries and the fx reserves. it is when the pboc was trying fallingthe yuan from prior to the sdr inclusion. net selling of u.s. treasury total in september was $76.6 billion, $28.1 billion of that was from china august to september, so china now holds 1.16 train dollars in u.s. bonds , notes, and bills. is the pbocseeing trying to keep the yuan from falling too fast, but now we have seen the yuan fall as far as 6.88 yesterday. it is strengthening today. the indicates that authorities in beijing are allowing it to go weaker. rishaad: we have seen this weakness and saw today's fix, the 10th straight week, but then some strength creeped in. >> it was 10 straight days that they set the fixing rate weaker, but because of the weakness yesterday, 6.88, it was weakened by .3%, but it is strengthening today, putting a halt. prior to today, seven out of the previous eight sessions showing weakness. rishaad: tell me, what is the outlook? what are people saying? they are saying seven, but the

beijing has claimed sovereignty over much of the area. other planes featured in the show included the y-20 transport aircraft. china says it can carry large amounts of cargo and personnel. china's latest weapons systems and domestically produced drones were also on display. >>> myanmar's de facto leader aung san suu kyi is visiting japan. she's expected to meet with prime minister shinzo abe on wednesday in tokyo. aung san suu kyi will also visit kyoto university where she once studied as a research fellow. she's also expected to call for more investments from japan to spur her country's quick growth. >>> japan has decided to sign an agreement on selling nuclear power plants to india. the deal is expected to be made official when narendra modi visited japan next week. japanese prime minister shinzo abe came to a basic agreement with his counterpart in india last december. the pact is expected to include a provision to prevent the technology from being used for military purposes. if india connects another nuclear test, cooperation would be

is thatperative word they are local less and pro-independent, and this is what has beijing's backup. they say you can have independent advocate sitting in the legislature. the cheek executive took this to thecourt and has asked court on whether to rule whether you can have pro-independent legislators taking the oath or not, because they did not take her oath correctly. long story short, the court will make a ruling. the question is when does the court make a ruling. the possibility that the standing committee -- rishaad: is that why there is a big fuss about it? is.es, it the risk is beijing will step in and try to overrule what happens in the hong kong court and 80's -- twog candidates candidates can't take their of because of their pro, independence point of view. issue is whether the hong kong courts have full independence. rishaad: it goes down to that independence of the judiciary. thend how that fits in with autonomy and the freedoms they go with that. they are guaranteed under the basic law, which is the constitution, and the whole idea of one country, two systems. the unusual

someone sent me this interesting image, it is a menu from a restaurant in beijing. "u can see that, it says wikipedia fried with eggs." someone sent this and asked me, what does this mean? i wrote back and said i have no idea. i sent an e-mail to the beijing area wikipedians. said, wee me back and have no idea. [laughter] mr. wales: the best we can figure is that because wikipedia had just been opened up and a lot of foreigners were coming over, a lot of restaurants that they needed to translate the menus and they were just going on google to try and translate. ,nything you type into google what is the first thing that comes up? wikipedia. there are a bunch of these. stirfried wikipedia. i like it spicy myself. culturale have had a impact in china, even though we are currently blocked. think a nonprofit and we a lot about sustainability for the long run, and if things get really tough, i think we can open up a restaurant chain in china. just getting. -- getting. -- kidding. it is important to understand that wikipedia is not written in english and translated to othe

the judge indicated that beijing's intervention did not influence him. as fears over the mainland's influence grow, they have examined the qualifications of 13 others. they also say they should be disqualified for failing to properly read out their oaths. >>> senior officials from japan and russia are hammering out the details of some economic cooperation agreements. >> russian president vladimir putin is scheduled to visit japan and meet shinzo abe next month. japanese foreign minister fumio kishida and russian first deputy minister met on tuesday. they said they'll speed up talks in about ten agreements between the two countries. kishida said he wants the countries to work together in political, economic, and cultural fields. and he said he hopes they can get closer to a peace treaty acceptable to the people of both countries. russia and japan did not sign one after world war ii. >> japan's officials were worried about the status of the talks after surprise announcement tuesday. >> russian investigators detained the minister who was in charge of the di