david: we are talking with former ambassador to beijing, max baucus.hat your experience with the chinese government, do they follow through on their trade agreements? know some have said they have not followed through on their wto commitments. max: the truth is somewhere in between. i learned pretty quickly -- i came -- up with my three p's. you have to be patient, positive, and persistent. if you stick with it, after a while, you get results. the difference between the u.s. and china is clear, there is no independent judiciary in china, no way to force china to live up to their word. so you have to keep working with china, developed relations with the chinese, be positive, keep working at it. to their word. so you have to keep working with you cannot let yourself be bullied, but you have to keep pushing, be persistent in a positive way. gradually, you can get results. david: at the same time that we have this ongoing trade dispute, we are also coming at china with hong kong and also the uighurs out in the west. talked with ben carson recently and this

as senator baucus said, it is sure there are going to be articles of impeachment and the democrats have made a strategic choice to focus them on things that are actually explicit in the text of the constitution. treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors, as opposed to the sort of amorphous category

this baucus 1000 is fitted with fine detention cells. from the 1960 s. on physical violence was not used but the stars he had other ways to torture the prisoners. and here number 104 was my own cell. well and while you sat there brooding and thinking and crying. this flats would fly open and somebody would shout we're not in the sanatorium here sit on the stool and don't lean on anything. well a day has 24 hours from 10 at night to 6 in the morning i was allowed to lie on the cot so i had to spend the rest of the time on the stool or pacing back and forth if i wasn't being interrogated. edition hence was sentenced to 3 years in prison she waited 2 more years papa mission to leave the country but the stars he left its mark on her life even if it never succeeded in making her a victim. the brandenburg gate stands as a symbol of germany's reunification until the fall of the wall it symbolized the very opposite it was a part of the deaf strip right by the berlin wall. do you know what this gate represents. no not really. do you know where the berlin wall was

like we do right now we've never had this guy who support the law is judiciary committee chairman baucus republican claims that testimonies have been you're seeing. democrats swear also didn't rule out holding more public hearings as is possible begins to craft its inquiry report but the around the clock news coverage is falling flats with a lot of audiences taylor's been cheering her emotions when it comes to impeachment fatigue. talk to what a year it's been and has it felt like it's just been dragging on and everyone i speak to says the same thing that that confused and anxious for the democrats to stress because they've been struggling to find a single candidate who can take on trump and 2020 and the best they've come up with is a man whose payday it was when he posed in a short sleeved button down more than 40 years ago then you've got the republicans that just riddled with anxiety they keep checks in a nutshell not phone just praying that lead to hasn't gone on a twitter wrong page all put economy in a choke hold and then of course that the fending off attacks from the democrats le

and their candidate passed just like the replacements for a mission station hungary with neighbors baucus and france to be king but you know that's the end of the story what. no no. of course there's always the u.k. prime minister boris johnson kept bringing the low blows and refused to nominate a commissioner despite being in the in the you for a while longer that punch could make the whole commission illegal but the commission's legal services think they found the way around that. so does this mean fundal lyons commission will finally be approved by the european parliament. here's someone who should know the head of the biggest political group in part of. the proposal from was a love on the line is a good ones and an ambitious commission who wants to deliver on the people told us that in the election campaign on climate on economic strengths and on digital so that is good and the p.p. will fully support so we have unity in the support for the lions commission. so it looks like it was enough and a lion will finally be able to celebrate. but not for long in this parliament there won't be

korea commission of letting us into this building again i'm going to ask you to start off what is baucus on going to do kind of actually do anything we've taken by surprise. thank you very much thought actually as you might be over this meeting is an internationally recognized dispute and it has the u.n. security council resolutions on this outstanding for last 7 decades and those are getting also resolutions the major elements of those units are going to do missions are. they give the right of self-determination to the kashmiris they have to decide under a un supervised plebiscite as to what they want to do if that's what there's a chance a resolution but no article $370.00 of the year actually it usually does the point being made by well you have to see that things in context actually in the in the perspective because i'm coming to that point because that is very much relevant to that which you just mention because the units of the council resolutions also for but do not allow the parties to the dispute to make any changes that are permanent in nature or that that can cause material ch

they're not able to solve this there of course then they are not able to solve this in the west and baucus when this is running much much. larger scale. the in this country it's always been a bit counter to many observers that former soviet satellites like bulgaria romania poland became members of the european union before the constituent parts of former and on the line yugoslavia having looked at how those various countries measure against the e.u. yardsticks are you sure that it's always been a function of jaynie and democratic or economic development rather than let's say geo political expediency i would say that is one of the geopolitics in this process and of course the european union wants to bring to take in these countries become some kind of shields. other other countries especially russia maybe some some other countries but i think the. in 1809 when the berlin wall came down i think that the during the night these and even after 2000 the majority the prevalent mood in discounted is was that they want to join european. paul and sort of example when this goes without saying just li

why is it always well we quit let's become socialist and grow our own vegetables the problem with baucus is their license by government and not only that but they are integral to the financing of government debt so then they're going to knock at the bankers i mean they're there for a purpose we think that they're to help us you know produce things in industry no they're not that is a secondary thing that is the excuse but actually the reason that is to enable governments to borrow money to do things which they could not afford to do if there was no monetary inflation so they're not going to stop this cycle this cycle is going to have to stop a bit so and i think that is probably about to happen which is why not also but i reckon that after 150 years of this. fraud it is really a. monetary fraud i think the whole cycle is likely to end this time and ok job it is that stroke of money if that's the case and we have about a minute left where you see gold in 2020 well it's not a question of gold it's what happens to paper money paper money is going down backs and so that's reflected in the hi

mean the end game so to speak it done publicly believes that now it has arrested more than $4000.00 baucus to us and the surrounding of the party can't you it may well be a t.v. in the last batch of arrests and and believe that you can break the hot core of the radical potus to get police to surround the is still in profit status eve field service to allow them to leave peacefully and in the months i've just surrender all 3 future arrests and serve the prosecution certainly desists not be acceptable and that is why they still have. rather don't bother than confrontation going on some of the prophesies supporters are coming in from the outside the parents say they want to break the. siege of the police so as to allow the children protestants who are have been so rounded and kept in captivity in the probably a penny you to be able to escape tools and freedom and that is exactly why we expect said the actions after the coming hours or so. and he's in georgia have fired tear gas and water cannon to clear protests is running for a 2nd day near the parliament building in the capital tbilisi thou

defense secretary baucus but denies the move amounts to a concession to pyongyang but says it is an attempt to keep the door open to diplomacy talks between north korea's leader and the u.s. president on trump broke down in february without agreement. the conservative party in the u.k. is pushing for new legislation to protect soldiers from what prime minister boris johnson calls unfair trials under the proposed law veterans would not be prosecuted for historical offenses committed during operations in iraq afghanistan and closer to home in northern ireland where british forces were engaged in a conflict with irish republicans for decades lawrence lee explains. as well as being bogged down in elections it's that time of year when the u.k. honors its war dead and the sacrifices they made in the 2 world wars when asked to go and fight the conservative party now wants that unequivocal support to extend to the actions of soldiers in more controversial conflicts. it's widely expected that in the coming days the conservatives will include in their election manifesto the pledge to protect by amnes

well you see the bill the hong kong human rights that the baucus the act has quite unprecedented bipartisan support in the united states both supported by a strongly bonded democrats as well as the republicans because the perception is that china's rising china is getting more and more powerful in the international arena and that of course is china mortal there's a lot sit well with the kind of values held body united states even more so china threatens to. challenge the kind of dominance or heads of many of the united states in all sectors including tray. all of g. and of course assault on a c. and even the kind of mortal. because of the i'm a critic model of kind of where's the moral of. this. as of now there are all sorts of fissures and dissatisfaction around the world in the western model so the fear is by partisan because of this fear that resulted in the push almost unanimous push for this whole cancun would rise act at a quarter of beijing would act would. reacted quite. strongly as perceived to be intervention in the whole calls internal affairs but of course all causes internation

approaching the end game so to speak they've done publicly believes that now it has arrested more than 4000 baucus has and with the surrounding of the party 10 made you it may well be the last batch of arrests and give you the that you can break the hot coffee of the radical potus has your police has surrounded the stool and box the sky is the fearless is to allow them to leave peacefully and the months i just surrender all 3 future arrests and that the prosecution certainly desist not be sceptical and that is why there's still have. rather a violent confrontation going on some of these are you protestant supporters are coming in from the outside apparently they want to break the. siege of the police so as to allow the children potus those who will have been so rounded and kept in captivity in the public telling you to be able to escape to rule can freedom and that is exactly why we expect said the actions perhaps in the coming 12 hours or so. riot police in georgia moving in on protesters near the palm of police. to demonstrators protesters and set up barricades around the palm and to prevent it

change but the trumpet ministration has called it an unfair economic burden to america's economy while baucus and reports. june 27th and president donald trump announces that the u.s. will no longer support a global agreement to limit greenhouse gases the united states will withdraw from the paris climate of court. the u.s. is estimated to be the 2nd worst polluter in the world trump says the deal puts an unfair burden on u.s. workers on monday the u.s. began the legal process of pulling out the world's worst polluter is said to be china its economy is heavily dependent on coal but it's staying in the paris agreement or you know it will be a harder to live we believe that climate change is a common challenge faced by all of humankind all members of the international community should join hands to cooperate. among china's allies another signatory french president emmanuel mccraw you know let me must confirm next year new commitments 420302050 the cooperation between china and the e.u. in this respect is decisive some believe climate change is happening naturally all those say the driven by ind

>>where thousands of dollars fartherown the street baucus wine bar was also h 3 months ago. >>from windows shattered then someone came and. then touching the winery in the this come about and that it' devastating to the brick and mortars beause you know we don't make a lot of money as it is in. >>a burglar ao broke into the new russian hill market on thursday sn in this surveillance video window behind me he found a sweet spot on it the shatted he walks in the or he climbs in and then he proceedso go straht to cigarettes and liquor and feels his duffel baand then ju within a few minutes takes off. co-owner him as hen and other business >>the city needs to get tougher on burglarshen the city the criminal likehe breaking into cars and stuff like it just incentivizes these people to step up, you know wh they can't get what they want out of sobody's right so then they just move on to neighboring businses homes and the problem ju progressively gets worse the stronger penalties. what they are. >>now oftentimesn these cases, the criminals aren't caught in some businesses say it's s

as senator baucus said, it is sure there are going to be articles of impeachment and the democrats havelicit in the text of the constitution. treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors, as opposed to the sort of amorphous category of high crimes and misdemeanors that hasn't been identified. >> isn't that important because while abuse of power is a very serious thing, people of good will can disagree about that. there are a lot of people who would hear about wars they disagree with, mistakes in foreign policy, and say, that seems to me like abuse of power in the colloquial sense of the term. >> we saw with the clinton impeachment, was the conduct problematic, objectionable, was it impeachable, maybe a completely different matter. by focusing on bribery, it's something the american public can think about, even if in a modern sense as opposed to this constitutional sense, but they know what bribery is, they know it's problematic, they can link it to the constitution's charge that congress has the authority and indeed the duty to impeach a president when he commits bribery. >> this is s

international limpid committee president thomas baucus defended the decision to move the tokyo 2020 marathon to sapporo boxes a decision was made with the athletes best interest in mind considering the heat in the japanese capital there are one or 2 wars east of france lead so we think if they would be better prepared for races to be than they are those who wanted to benefit from these but the responsibility of the all you see is to take care of their health it's all healthy trying to make it possible for a all athletes are very well possible to complete the race. organizers of next year's olympics are promising the most futuristic games ever and the mascots have had a tech upgrade to japanese school children have been getting a demonstration of how robots will welcome athletes and guess the mascots developed by the toy car company are remote controlled by a human in another location and bigger robots robots have been designed to help some fans find their seats again finance. all their creepy and kind of cute well that's all yours for financial records you got to be a big hit on. and that's

ambassador to china under president barack obama max baucus. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you. neil: when you hear the news things escalating with the protesters, hong kong is technically in a recession, it could last a while here, a lot of businesses are very leery of having full staff there to say nothing of even doing business there. where do you think this is going? >> it is not yet fully resolved and i am a little concerned it may have to get worse before it gets better. i was in hong kong just a week ago. as you might expect the airports are virtually empty. it is eerie. streets were actually blocked off in some parts. very eerie. i think essentially protesters feel they have virtually nothing to lose. their economic future is not good. it is hard to get mobility in hong kong. second, they're worried about the political future. they see main land china tightening the screws in hong kong. they're worried in 2047 when hong kong is handed over to china there could be another chinese city under a more repressive china today than wh

of voters have actually selected to dean as their first choice that thanks to bring choice voting baucusned the lead in the race until yesterday, 13,000 ballots still have to be counted. now the police officers association spent big bucks on ads you dean, who is a public defender and endorsed by ray sanders now mayor london breed handpicked locked us to step into the interim da rold just a few weeks ago loftis has been a prosecutor and police commissioner that we are luckily expecting an update today around 04:00pm with some new numbers for everyone to go ahead and stick with us here. online as well as here on air with kron 4 because we should have an update on this rate with race with how close it is around 04:00pm this afternoon. for now reporting live in front of city hall christina teatro kron 4 news. >>all right christina thanks a lot we'll see in an hour. we'll be talking about the local races as well as the ongoing. drama this weekend on inside bay area politics. you can watch it on kron on at 11 oh 05:00am tomorrow at 11 oh 5 as well. ahead this morning enough we're following the