conrad: i don't think so.e just don't know where we go on this and to what extent we have -- this spreads through the u.s. 1.i would make, there is some evidence of containment in china. now of the new cases are outside of the u.s. and that is remarkable given that 96% of the cases are in china, and we are not getting new cases where most of the virus is. there is evidence there can be containment. there are signs that factories in china are starting to get going. despite those significant disruptions to the manufacturing hub of the world in china, in late january early february, we have not yet seen the real material negative impacts on the manufacturing sector where you would expect it, through supply chains, through a deterioration of vendor performance. we have not seen that and that is an encouraging sign. momentum is important. we have the confidence index out of europe. that was surveyed prior to evidence of the virus in italy, but through february 20 we had economic confidence in europe that was improv

conrad thank you. more than 73000 people have been infected with the coronavirus in china making the 60 or so cases in hong kong still a separate territory for the virus count small by comparison but residents there remember the deadly sars virus in 2003 and while the city is not under lockdown in the way we're seeing in the rest of china vigilance is key here chosen pill exhausted but relieved the nightmare that in and last week these residents were pulled from their beds in the middle of the night after 2 people living floors apart tested positive for code that 19. is the boris could be traveling through the pipes ripping hong kong with a collective dread that it was about to watch history repeat itself this is a more gardens in 2003 it became synonymous with tragedy 42 residents lost their lives to the sars epidemic hundreds more were infected. defective pipes have been carrying the virus directly into people's homes the whole of oh god. becoming the city. they had to come home to gobble god i feel

conrad is survived by eight children and 18 grandchildren. just hours earlier 91-year-old actor orson bean died after being hit by two cars in venice beach. police say he was trying to cross the street when a car clipped him, knocking him into the ground. then a second car hit him. both drivers cooperated with police. dean had over 100 credits in movies, tv shows and game shows over his 60 year acting career. >>> new at 11, it's an unusual sight in the sacramento neighborhood. a pair of coyotes are seen running around chasing a cat. reporter molly genter spoke to an expert who says to see mo wildlife spted our door. >> portch pi andady ilng to seetwcoyojust out and about in a midtown neighborhood. but look closer and you can see someone's cat just barely escapes the coyotes as it scrambles up a tree. >> up a step or two towards it. >> reporter: glenn is a wildlife photographer focusing on coyotes. >> i would say be aware of your dog and surroundings, look at what's going on in your own neighborhood and know that they are a important part of t

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at over to the frankfurt so it's strange for conrad and conrad again we're seeing some very bad numbers we going to see an amazing recovery of sorts sometimes. while at least the traders here are confident that as soon as the coronavirus can be contained there is reason to be upbeat today economic data from germany was updated the purchasing managers for index for the manufacturing sector managed to rise you know many analysts have predicted another slump of this index so i think it's fair to say without the coronavirus the german economy would continue on its path upward. what about the g 20 finance ministers their meeting this weekend is there anything they can do to ensure things are kept under control and that we do see some sort of recovery. yes of course they could announce a bold step to give the economy a boost but the chief of the japanese central bank today said in parliament that this was not the time to discuss whether additional monetary easing was needed this was a meeting for the exchange of information on opinion so i think we shouldn't expect too much from this meeting

conrad so the price of gold surging the u.s. dollar also a winner today tell us more. yes you can feel it chris investors are nervous searching for investments which are considered safe and currency traders in particular at the moment are very busy because with the global reserve currency something is happening that at the beginning of this year very few strategist has strategists had reckoned with you know after this china usa deal this phase one deal the scenario was that for sure the dollar would go weaker because asian economies would benefit from this deal immediately but now the contrary is happening the japanese yen is falling because of fear of recession in the country think euro is falling as well which has a lot to do with germany's strong dependency on business with china. the government in beijing has changed the rules of how to count the coronavirus cases what are we to make of that. well it's not really helpful you know this is in about a week the 2nd time that the government in china is changing the criteria accor

for more on this let's cross over to frankfurt and our financial correspondent conrad who is in colorado what do you make of the timing here so it's about 2 weeks after britain left the european union and now the e.u. is going after u.k. protected tax havens is that just pure coincidence. no it's not a coincidence that the united kingdom has nothing more to say in the group of government leaders of the european union so. something like the cayman islands so it's always been that tax haven is finally also called a tax haven and also we shouldn't forget that in about 2 weeks time boris johnson the prime minister of the united kingdom will come out with his budget he already talked about how this is going to be a very exciting budget of the government leaders of the european union will likely take a very close look of on what's coming out of london there also in light of you know the ongoing negotiations between the e.u. and the united kingdom yes and what are financial experts in frankfurt saying when they look at the u.k. as a whole is there in these polls times. the danger that the u.k.

have long suspected that china is putting week in prison based on their religion and culture now me conrad of w.'s investigative unit reports. was the person i would never have found out that my sister isn't a come without this list lugger going up for the boy the money. it's a detailed surveillance document it's extremely likely that this is authentic yes it's dangerous but someone should tell the world what's going on. istanbul. you know more. these men now we get muslims from china back home they could be imprisoned for the simple act of praying and i quickly come to realize that each one of them has a story of loss. of a fascist chinese government wants to eliminate the weaker people of jiang the entire population of sion jiang right in front of the eyes of the world. we ask them to raise their hands if they have family members who've been imprisoned in china's province where most weekends live. across chin jiang there are dozens of camps holding up to a 1000000 week as let's take a closer look at one of them they say is a reeducation camp next to the prison. we identified watchtowers

for more on this let's bring in conrad who is in our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad and all this coming at a time when the share price of apple is trading not far from a record high how big a risk is this for investors how vulnerable are financial markets right now well christophe you are right on the very high level that the share markets are trading on right now of course they are sort of vulnerable to setbacks and to profit taking but i can tell you christophe generally speaking. investors still also pretty confident confident that the negative impact the negative economic impact of all this will eventually be limited and short lived and confidence that the governments are doing whatever they can to keep business going or help business to get going again and what you just also reported you know this announcement by the government in beijing to lift terrorists on medical products from the united states that certainly is an indicator for this was certainly not the only company that a company that seeing its supply chains disrupted here which companies from germany are m

frankfurt is another hub for chinese tourists let's pull in our financial guy conrad said is this a blip for the global tourists or will it be something bigger you reckon. if this is a blip and it's got to be a costly one many people here in europe are not as cool about the risk as the swiss guy we just saw in this news report i found a number from italy the country reckons that this year it will have $5000000000.00 euros less income due to tourists not travelling to italy because of the coronavirus italy is the favorite travel destination for chinese tourists here in europe but also frankfurt its shopping district is very popular of chinese tourists and frankfurt is already feeling the pinch and not only this german trade fairs report a lot of cancellations by german companies they do not want to take part in trade fairs because of the risk of contagion but also because of the risk that clients from asia simply will stay away and as a result sorts of being quite volatile especially for the travel industry lines but all in all global shares do keep nudging up to new heights. that's true

for more on this let's bring in conrad who is in our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad so h.s.b.c. is based in london so naturally the 1st question would be is this move rex related . you know kristoff h.s.b.c. is not shutting those thousands of jobs in its investment banking unit because of breaks it but breaks it of course has contributed to uncertainty all over europe and to sluggish economic growth and activity all over europe so indirectly breaks it of course has contributed to the problems that age s.p.c. and but the basic problem is that especially the investment banking units of h.s.b.c. simply have not managed to run this business profitably the same problems applied to deutsche bank here in germany and in retail banking well the problems are the same for the whole sector also branches of age as b. c. has become very profitable especially in france and in the united kingdom so this is a just b. c. then just another example of one player trying to adapt to the changing reality in the financial sector. well yes the technological overhaul of the whole sector is something tha

and joining me here in the studio is my colleague naomi conrad from the w.'s investigative unit talk about this documents year and what exactly does it show it's a really chilling document because it shows that basically it doesn't take much for you to be whisked away you can have a beer that's too long where veil or maybe even it's just a wife who wears a veil also shows how compassing the surveillance system in china is the authorities know whether you have relatives abroad they know if you talk to them they know how often every day you pray i mean it's all pervasive and that's what this document shows so it's really pretty chilling we're talking about this document the hell do we know how do we verify the authenticity of this document that was a job that took us several weeks actually i mean we received these 140 odd pages in chinese that the 1st step was to translate them into english and we said the document with various leading scholars who will agree that it was most likely authentic and then the next step was to find relatives of the people on the lis

let's bring in our financial correspondent conrad booze and here in frankfurt conrad more bad news for buyer and yet again it's about herbicide. absolutely particularly in particular this is bad news for buyers because by already has to deal with the 1000000000 dollar litigation cases in relation to round up of life you say remember this other herbicides which originally was produced and developed by monsanto an american company taken over by the buyer for $60000000000.00 now to come by this herbicide also originally developed by monsanto to gether with b.s.f. the world's largest chemical producer of course germany's largest chemical firm all this of course makes things for investors much more complicated to try to evaluate the risk that comes along with involved with investing in b a s f or buyer and as a logical consequence this morning both shares here are significantly under pressure cornered it is the start of a new week tell us what is on traders minds. well the german dax our stock index contrary to buy stuff and buyer already has hit another record high this morning and this de

. >>> actor robert conrad has died.eis best known for his role as james west in the 1960s cbs hit "the wild, wild west." >> you are formidable. >> i drink a lot of milk. >> conrad starred and did his own stunts. he called it james bond as a cowboy. in the '70s, conrad starred in "baba black sheep." robert conrad was 84 years old. >>> straight ahead on cbs weekend news, while failing to pay medical bills could land you behind bars. >>> what propelled a 747 to the fastest ever new york to london flight? and he is the golden retriever with a nose for politics. we'll introduce you to mayor max. everything was so fresh in the beginning... but that plug quickly faded. luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. breathe happy with febreze plug. >>> there is at least one issue a divide electorate can agree on this election year. a recent poll finds 90% of those surveyed agreed on the importance of making health care more affordable. millions of americans remain uninsured, and as meg oliver re

conrad recorded several i albums under the name bob conrad. his family said he died today at his home in malibu. of heart failure. he was 84 years old. >>> nike unveiling the uniforms for u.s. athletes in the 2020 tokyo summer games. the company released photos of uniforms for basketball track and field and skateboarding. the clothes are all made from recycled polyester and nylon. the company said it is aiming for sustainability in the 2020 apparel. the u.s. metal stand jackets will be made from recycled nylon and rubber. the 20 2011 game organizers announcing the bids will be made from recycled cardboard. >>> lots of clear skies. we are still looking for some rainfall. the first half the first week of the month has been very dry. what you would not expect. normal month santa rosa over six inches. san francisco over four. san jose over three inches. it has been a dry start this month. next week will be drive. at least until the 15th even beyond that point. no particular date would appoint and say we will have rain in the bay area. we have lots

robert conrad died yesterday of heart failure in malibu. conrad's career took off when he was a regular on hawaiian eye. starting in 1959. perhaps the best known role came later in the wild, wild west. later took his tough guy image to other tv series and commercials, including one for ever ready in which he dared viewers to knock a battery off his shoulder. robert conrad was 84. . >>> a small community near fresno recently on the verge of bankruptcy is betting it has the solution for a looming global pilot shortage. >> yeah. it part nerd with the largest aerospace company and is training young students to fly. meg oliver reports from readly.>> reporter: in the library at jefferson elementary 11-year-old anthony corona sits >> yep. >> reporter: would you yourself an expert. >> no i call myself a pro. basically training right now. >> reporter: how it got here is a story that started with a townon the verge of bank rptry. it is in the vast central valley. during world war ii it was a busy training ground for pilots burks today, 76% of the res

he also starred in seven movies and recorded music under the name bob conrad.nrad was 84 years old. >> a legend. >> i was obsessed with the black sheep squadron when i was a kid. of course in reruns. i didn't watch it in the '70s. no, but it had a great theme song as did so many tv shows in the '70s. bobby, we'll miss you for sure. >>> show you some video out of georgia. boy, we had some snow there. metro atlanta as well. this is dawsonville, little further north, about 4 inches there. people getting stuck on the roadways. they don't have too many plows down there. it was an issue to say the least. they have freezing fog going on in some spots. all right, minneapolis, just outside of minneapolis, we're seeing live shots now from our abc affiliate kstp, which is showing the roadways, including the interstates, getting enough snow to make for slick spots there. we could see 6 inches to 12 inches of snow in some spots, especially south of minneapolis. winter storm warning posted. winter weather advisories from chicago to detroit. this is a quickly developing syste

. >>> tonight we are remembering the actor robert conrad. he was a mainstay in hollywood starting in the late 1950s and known for doing many of his own stunts. he starred in tv shows like "the wild, wild west," "hawaiian eye," and the series "centennial. robert conrad was 84 tonight, theead controversy over kobe bryant's legacy and the news anchor now gettinde >>> also, shocking otel fees. from towels to using the pool what you're really paying for at resorts. >>> tv news anchor gayle king is facing backlash, even death threats, following her questions about kobe bryant's legacy. now oprah is defending her. all this as we learn new details about the crash itself sarah harman reports >> reporter: tonightquestion tr about kobe bryant's 2003 sexual assault case igniting a social media firestorm. >> respect the family and back off >> reporter: snoop dogg appearing to threaten king. some big names rushing to king's defense. former u.n. ambassador susan rice responding to snoop dogg, tweeting "snoop, back the -- off you come for gayle king you com

and let's get more on the story we're joined here in the studio by naomi conrad from investigative unit you saw her in that piece there what more can you tell us about this document but it's a really chilling document because it basically shows you that as the we get it doesn't really matter what you do you have almost automatically targeted if you where be it if you wear a face veil or even if your wife was the veil it shows how all compassing the surveillance state in china is they know everything about you they know how often you pray they know if you've talked to relatives abroad and that is pretty chilling where did the document come from so we got it from the whistleblower we saw in the obviously couldn't tell us how he got it from exactly but he got it from a source in china who's taken even bigger risk by sharing it with the public he says the source wants this to go public because he wants some kind of reaction from the international community which is the chinese government have to say so we actually managed to talk to the foreign minister who was in berlin last week and this

i think of good-looking guys, lee marvin and point-blank or robert conrad and wildwood west, robert conradything. >> listen you don't have to tell me, i'm not buying it. i also feel traditionally the only number that matters for male attractiveness is a net worth. [laughter] traditionally that is the thing that will affect the ladies in my understanding. [laughter] greg: there's always an argument that has to do with good-looking men have settle feminine features, cheekbones, subtle breast, very top stomach, men with childbearing hips are very sexy. >> hot. >> big tan. >> man only needs to do two things, make me laugh and make me waffles. >> is that youth and is him. >> i love a man with an asymmetric face. if he has on one side harrison ford -. greg: that is asymmetric and physically impossible. >> you've never seen the dudes i've dated. [laughter] kat, i'm afraid to ask, what's your favorite thoughts of the hottest man on the planet. >> i've never been good at math but this explains why i dated so many guys without teeth in my 20s. you look at one guy -- if i was in school and didn't pay

but for some more analysis let's bring in our financial correspondent corner of booze and frankfurt conrad the markets seem to be still in the grip of the coronavirus there. absolutely chris the one topic dominating trading floors all over europe is the potential impact the economic impact of the coronavirus how many more sectors might be affected and how strong even very positive economic data from germany does not really lift the mood on the trading floors the latest purchasing managers index for germany is up and even the manufacturing component of this index is on the rise but the market institute which calculates and publishes this index says that the corona virus may pose a threat to future exports so even this index is seen in light of the topic coronavirus and positive data has to be taken with a big well i don't know whether grain is the right word a big chunk of salt i would say the current g 20 finance ministers are meeting over the weekend in the saudi arabia are they likely to decide on anything to address the economic fallout. well the reserve bank chief of japan how do he sa

for more let's bring in our financial correspondent conor bosun and frankfurt conrad how likely is it that the e.u. competition watchdogs will allow this merger to go through. well a few conditions are likely to be imposed on such a merger or a takeover but it's very unlikely that the competition watchdog will completely block it's with siemens you know the producer of the german high speed train the ice train or i.c.e. train alstom trains and trains would have a huge competitor in the market and you know itself is not producing hyper speed trains it's only a supplier in this business which means the situation of a merger of us on trains and bombard the trains is very. different compared to what would have happened if siemens trains and i'll some trains would have been allowed to merge putting 2 similar businesses together usually includes job cuts what can we expect here. well job cuts especially in burlington where. transportation has it's international had headquarters and germany has its german headquarters so of course there are synergies there on the level of you know the headqu

over 20 people is still under way casualties have been brought out of the mall which is located in conrad is the man in the country's northeast dozens of people have been wounded in the attack fresh bursts of gunfire and explosions have been heard overnight the gunman's whereabouts in the building is still unclear. only of automatic gun fire rings out in. the shopping mall where the gunman was holed up the soldier had been on a murderous spree gunning down at least 20 victims the day of high drama had started hours earlier. a weekend car ride turned to terror for this couple who were driving by is the rampage began. arriving late night. is a robbery asks the woman inside the vehicle. out on the street more shots ring out as panic passes by run for cover. and there were chaotic scenes inside a nearby shopping now a soldier armed with an assault rifle had apparently holed up there after stealing an army truck and shooting dead multiple victims. dozens were able to flee to safety as security forces stormed the terminal 21 center and evacuated terrified shoppers. if the number of injured does

engineering sectors for some more analysis let's bring in our financial correspondent conrad booze and frankfurt conradt a negative outlook for german manufactures who are incredibly important to the german economy what are people in germany's financial hub making of it and of the phase one trade deal in particular they're seeing it as a mixed blessing chris let's not forget how at the end of last year everyone was so happy to see the americans and the chinese finally producing some constructive results which seems to have at least halted the spiral of escalation in this trade war between the americans and the chinese but now that the numbers are out of course businesses here in germany of course financial people are taking a closer look and they are seeing that somebody is paying a price for this peace deal and among those paying this price are german businesses is the german economy nakano what this all is a projection so far but should it become reality what can policymakers do striking their own trade deal with the united states i would suspect. absolutely right and they're already

robert conrad was 84.ritish airways 747 has recorded the fastest ever subsonic flight from new york to london, just shy of five hours. it flew at more than 800 miles per hour, pushed along by a powerful jet stream. now today's weather. mostly calm across the country but snow and lots of it is expected across the upper midwest. for the week ahead, lots of rain, but sunny in california tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the f

in their 1st ever knockout appearance the red bulls pressed from the get go but it took a foul on conrad lima in the 2nd half before they could grab the lead to more than a rose to the occasion converting from the spot in the 58th minute leipzig managed to defend their lead despite a late tottenham onslaught billionaire goldman's been called baby marino well he edged out the real mourinho in their 1st ever meeting. every now and then athletes come along with abilities beyond their years in russia a very young girl has caught the eyes of the snowboarding world she's already a hit on social media and hopes are high for the child prodigy. she could become the face of russian snowboarding in the future that. has already mastered 360 degree jumps and 540 degree spins. but get this she's only 6 years old snowboarding obviously runs a new d.n.a. her father is her coach and a former competitive snowboarder. we wanted to put her on skis but she just came and took my big snowboard she got on it with both feet and rode away. no matter the season she's always finding a way to finesse her skills in t

robert conrad showed starting the show from 1966 through 1969.that he had recurring roles in the show hawaii and i in the late 50s. he also recorded several albums during his career under the name bob conrad. he died today in his home in malibu of heart failure. he was 84 years old. >>> nike is unveiling what the athletes will burn the tokyo summer games. they have uniforms for basketball, track and field and reporting. the clothes are made from recycled polyester and nylon. the company said there any for sustainability. they said the metal stand jackets will be made from recycled nylon and rubber as well. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, the freeways tracked by units on the ground and helicopters. how the chase ended in the charges of robbery and carjacking that two juveniles now face. >>> here's a look from san francisco where the chinese new year parade is getting ready to get underway right now. julie haener and ben fong torres along the parade route hosting live coverage coming right after the newscast. enjoy yourself >>> live from u

well for more let's cross over to the frankfurt stock exchange and correspondent conrad bosun a comrade good and bad news there for us which is more relevant here. well of course the job cuts are not good news for you but they have been in the making for quite a while already or they have been talked about for quite a while so what's definitely the more important piece of news today is the potential ending to those subsidies for boeing even if us probably you would have preferred you know an official fine for the united states in this w t o process because of those subsidies that the u.s. paid to boeing this is now or this would have established you know that not only the europeans did something wrong by paying subsidies to add us but still even if this will not be an official thing and an official fine for the us what's important is that this competitive edge that the americans have in the market will soon be over and that's what's important for us really we're not boeing on the other hand continues to be in deep trouble any silver lining there on the horizon for the plane maker. thoug

robert conrad was 84 years old. he would have turned 85 on march 1. >>> still to come, new trouble tonight, for boeing 737 max, with the latest software glitch discovered on the plane. >>> facebook has been hacked? how the group behind the breach uses social network to insult twitter? >>> heart stopping video of a freight train colliding with a bread truck. the incredible outcome, when we come back. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my mo and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. >>> incredible new video out of turkey, showing the moment a freight train slammed into a bread truck. you can see the truck breakthrough barrier, right before the collision. it was

naomi conrad of dw's investigative unitit has this reportrt. >> i wouldld never have found ot thataty sisteter is in a camp without this list. >>>> it is a detaiailed surveile document. it is extremelyly likely this is auththentic. >> yeses, it's dangerous. but someone should tell the world what's going on there. naomi: istanbul. these men are uighur muslims from china. at home, they could be imprisoned for the simple act of praying. i quickly come to realize that each one of them has a story of loss. >> the fascist chinesese government wants to eliminate the uighur people of xinjiang, the e entire population of xinjiang, right in front of the eyes of the world. naomi: we asked them to raise their hands if they have family members who have been imprisoned in china's xinjiang province, where most uighurs live. across xinjiang, there are dozens of camps holding up to a million uighurs. let's take a closer look at one of them. this is a reeducation camp next to a prison. we identified watchtotowers and high walls. there are countless camps like this one. the chinese governmenent claims

a family spokesperson said conrad died of heart failure in malibu.d appeared in several tv shows throughout the 1960s. >>> a live picture of dolby theater where the oscars will be held tomorrow night. you can watch them right here on abc7 at 5:00 p.m. you can see the red carpet under that tent right there. >> so what does it take to get a red carpet ready? abc7 news anchor dion lim is in hollywood with a look at the preparations. >> reporter: it's bright and early the morning before the oscars and i'm here in beverly hills for a little something that will elevate my red carpet look tomorrow. >> we have plenty for you to choose from. i just want to know what we're doing today. so i know the dress thing is going on, and now it's like the hair thing. >> something long and glam and totally not me. who is this? >> how are you? >> i feel like cousin it. i feel like my alter ego. you can call me sasha. this is a little outside my comfort zone. >> now for the final look. >> ta-da. what do you think? now let's check out the red carpet. now that my hair is rea

others include bono, the havanese, bourbon the whippet and conrad the sheepdog. preshow prep as the best pups in the world get ready to strut their stuff. >> this dog is stunning. ♪ >> reporter: very serious over here. there's serious grooming going on backstage. what's going into the primping process here? >> right now we're just kind of spritzing him down with some water, have the heat on and basically we're just blowing it straight. it's like a blowout basically. >> reporter: but being named top dog at the westminster kennel club dog show involves way more than just the preshow glam. >> not just what happens here, it's what happens months ahead of time. you know, every day they need something done with them as far as hair care, conditioning, muscle tone. >> they're judged on certain things, eye shape, color and have to be 40% longer than tall. i could go on forever. >> you really could. >> let's just paws to appreciate the pressure these dogs are under. dog lovers could have a bit of a rough time snagging hot tickets to the main event. they are sold out, georg

s investigative reporter naomi conrad has more. times than i would never have found out that my sister is an income without it's least a little bit and. it's a detailed surveillance document it's extremely likely that this is authentic yes it's a dress but someone should tell the world what's going on there. is. no wall. these men now we get muslims from china back home they could be imprisoned for the simple act of praying like quickly come. to realize that each one of them has a story of loss. the fascist chinese government wants to eliminate the weaker people ocean junk the entire population of sion john right in front of the eyes of the world. we ask them to raise their hands if they have family members who've been imprisoned in china's province where most weekends live. across tin jiang dozens of camps holding up to a 1000000 we get. let's take a closer look at one of them this is a reeducation camp next to a prison. we identified watchtowers and high walls. that countless camps like this one the chinese government claims they