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The u.s. still has a trade deficit with japan. dont focus on the currency. there are tougher issues that the two countries have to grapple with. >> so where would you steer us and how would you suggest we engage with china through you having spent time in beijing, in a way that we can balance the trading environment such that we are getting a more balanced flow of capital into our own country as opposed to the capital losses that america is currently incuring. >> the biggest distorting factor is...

Have an answer to the key question which is income inequality and the wealth gap, you have romney representing the 1% and perry has created a of state sector jobs. they dont have an answer. >> they have an p answanswer, t three years gone by, it got worse. >> he said i made a little money on speaking engagement this is year. not that many though, $362,000 of not that much. he goes out and he cannot help but show people what he believes about wealth. >> how did obama get? >> i dont know the numbe...

two-faced. dominique strauss-kahn wants a u.s. judge to dismiss a lawsuit against him linked to a sexual assault case. the criminal charges were dropped but the accusers filed a civil case. the former imf chief claims he has diplomatic immunity when the case was filed. im zain verjee in world business today starts next. good morning from cnn london. im charles hodson. this is world business today. the top stories this tuesday, september 27th. at home and abroad, greek transit worke...

amanda knox sentenced to 26 years in prison for killing her roommate. the defense claims dna evidence used to convict knox is unreliable. the prosecution says independent experts ignored other key evidence, which reports that knox said in a letter she was worried but that she was thinking of what she would do once she was back in the u.s. after more than two years in iranian prison two freed american are calling their trial on charges of spying a sham. josh fattal and shane bauer say...