it is notjust rarefied air of mao at deng. it is not just the rarefied air of mao at deng.. but it was also going to be the occasion which was also going to be the occasion which will see the next party conference where xi jinping will begin his third term as top leader. ., , ,., , will begin his third term as top leader. ., , , ., ., leader. professor, in terms of how -o - ular it leader. professor, in terms of how popular it xi _ leader. professor, in terms of how popular it xi jinping _ leader. professor, in terms of how popular it xi jinping is _ leader. professor, in terms of how popular it xi jinping is as _ leader. professor, in terms of how popular it xi jinping is as a - popular it xi jinping is as a leader, both within the party and with the people, it's impossible to say, given the strict control over media, in china? it say, given the strict control over media, in china?— media, in china? it certainly is hard to know _ media, in china? it certainly is hard to know but _ media, in china? it certainly is hard to know but there - media, in china? it certainly is ha

. >> mao's successor, deng xiaoping had a toottlely opposite approach. >> millions have died bar lackoverty stricken country rich. so he opened their borders to trade and sought peaceful coexistence with the west. >> deng xiaoping came up with a theory that he called hide your strength and bide your time. just st steadily invest in the chinese economy and just ease your way into the international system. >> the first peacekeeping engineering unit. >> china funned the u.n. and provided humanitarian aid, a remarkable turnaround from the days of mao. >> the chinese communist party is about to announce a new leader. >> but when xi jinping took power in 2012 -- >> what can china and the world expect from the leadership of xi jinping? >> the time for hiding strength and biding time was over. xi declared a great rejuvenation for china. a return to its historic place. as an undisputed world power. china once called itself the land between heaven and earth. outpacing the west with its innovations like the compass and gun powder. other countries would come and pay tribute. >> but beginning in t

something he has been doing for several years now, to elevate him into the rarefied air of mao and dengas before 1949. but it is also going to be the occasion which was also going to be the occasion which will see the next party conference where xi jinping will begin his third term as top leader. professor, in terms of how popular xijinping is as a leader, both within the party and with the people, is it possible to say, given the strict control over media, in china? it certainly is hard to know but there are certainly signs of his popularity with a large area of the chinese population. this is a controlled media environment and in that environment, xijinping is achieving the kind of attention and adulation that we have not seen since mao. there certainly has been the attempt to raise xi jinping to the pantheon of the popular imagination of people all over the place and they have declared the leadership core and he has had his thought elevated on par thought elevated on par with mao and deng it's something that we have not seen in many years. the singer we re were this a month before he

and they have declared the leadership core and he has had his thought elevated on par with mao and dengmany years. and in others are not so happy about it. many are not happy with xi's leadership, the turning away from reforms of the limits on their autonomy and their influence and of course, there are people who might like to have a larger role in chinese politics among the people who are being overshadowed by him as an increasingly dominant leader. one of the big topics or the big focal points for xijinping recently has been the issue of taiwan. how do you see him dealing with taiwan going forward? there has been some speculation that taiwan will be mentioned in the pronouncements coming out, the 61, the last big one maters of ideology and political undertakings but the taiwan issue is out there we have seen it become a focus of increasing friction the last month or so and i think they're very clearly laid out the idea that china's patients is not infinite on this issue and the problem cannot be left over from generation to generation. that's what lies behind some of the stronger show

confident voters will reject the quote republican funded and endorsed effort the san francisco board of deng psa thats gng o would allow san francisco sheriff's deputies to provide private security to stores battling retail theft now that's after the san francisco police. officers association expressed some concern about deputies doing those jobs abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains. why? these viral videos highlight the retail theft problems in san francisco from handbags at neiman marcus to toiletries at walgreens this video shot by abc 7 news reporter liam melendez for about a year. i've been ringing the alarm supervisor asha safaii recently proposed san francisco sheriff's deputies provide private security for san francisco stores similar to the private security san francisco police officers, sometimes provide the store's hiring the officers or deputies pay for their overtime many sellers were saying they wanted to hire more law enforcement, but they're just were not enough. officers available the board of supervisors was supposed to take up the proposal today, but yesterday the

in 1945 they were trams for mao and deng respectively. ? triumphs.ertainly seems like xi jinping is trying to make china great again, we can borrow a phrase from another political leader. but how popular a leader. but how popular a leader is he? can we really say, given the tight control of media in china?— media in china? that is an interesting _ media in china? that is an interesting question. - media in china? that is an interesting question. i - media in china? that is an l interesting question. i think overall, if you look at some of the achievements that will surely be highlighted in the party under his rule, the elimination and the eradication of poverty, i think is live support for that and i think there's a lot of pride in china for having watched its unremarkable growth from a royal economy to a global superpower in a matter of decades in the party rightfully takes credit for that. at the same time, we are seeing in the state of regulatory policy announcements of the last few months that china is shaping the society and economy that it want

the other was deng xiaoping and the third is xi jinping.e has an enormous amount of power and he structures the government in such a way he has created a lot of small committees and he chairs most of them. he is the center of every major decision. the party's role has become much stronger. in virtually every major company there is now a strong party committee working with the ceo and working with leaders of the company and almost every major decision of a big company has to go through that communist party committee within the company. and if it is a bigger decision it has to go through the party structure. lisa: xi jinping has talked about common prosperity. how bad is common prosperity for the chinese economy or could it be something that works with ongoing growth? robert: that is the point. there are two reasons for the notion of common prosperity. one is they are going to be running short on workers as we are in some sectors. as a result they have to bring in people from the countryside so they can get jobs. they have to resettle them. t

communist party published a resolution placing xi in the same pantheon as china's most revered leader dengo help you understand this all-powerful leader in my new special which premiers tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. it's called china's iron fist, xi jinping and the stakes for america. in this clip you'll learn a central irony of xi's life. he suffered deeply under communism as a child only to become its most powerful proponent. it begins in the 1960s. the chaos of the cultural revolution. chairman mao wanted to reassert his control over the communist party help. accused it of being too liberal. he called for young people to rebel against the elite of their own party. >> basically turned chinese life upside down. all of the most powerful people found themselves suddenly attacked and criticized, often by some of the least powerful, and xi jinping was right in the center of the storm. >> at the center of the storm because he was a son of privilege. >> his father was one of the leader revolutionaries of his generation, one of the people that created the people's republic of c

similar resolutions were passed for just two former chinese leaders, mao zedong and deng xiaoping. the national institutes of health is locked in a legal dispute with moderna over patent rights to its covid vaccine. the nih said three were involved. moderna, which also received $10 million in government funding, is now fighting efforts to share ownership of rights with the government. and afghanistan, blast and a mosque in nangarhar province has killed at least three people and injured a dozen others. though the death toll has yet to be confirmed. the explosion is a latest attack during friday prayers. no groups claimed responsibility for the blast. the islamic state in khorasan province, known as isis-k, has said it was behind two other recent attacks on mosques, that killed over 120 people. meanwhile, up to 5000 afghans have been fleeing into iran every day for months as the humanitarian crisis in afghanistan intensifies. the norwegian refugee council estimates up to 300,000 afghans have entered iran since august when the taliban seized control of kabul. the world food program ha

the progress of that convoy has been delayed several days after an outbreak deng afever. >> we we haveor an excuse to eat dessert, the science may be on our side. >> this works for everybody. get this, you think you just can't eat another bite and then some well-meaning host trots out some fresh, hot, homemade apple pie and you think okay maybe just a little. get this scientists say shannon's right, it's all science, and yes, you always have a bit of space for dessert. that's because basically there are two energy balancing hormones that control our body's want and need for more food. there's leptin and g irks rlin. leptin suppresses the appetite that's our natural instinct to stop eating and then you have grehlin that is a fast-acting hormone and it plays a role in meal initiation so when dessert's abound that ghrelin kicks in, and it says yeah, maybe i will have a little bit. so here's the bottom line. if you feel like it's just me, i don't know why i do this, it's not just you we all get this feeling and you can have at it, have that pie even at thanksgiving after you've eaten turke

deng it well, here it is. okay, so let's do this. just this just rough it out. so what ?hat ridge is almost 3000 miles wide, so it's huge when they get wide like that. they're hard to break down. so no matter how much of this stuff comes in, when that stuff comes in, whittles away at it like a woodcutter chopping away at a tree, right? and these systems will do that. but when it's broad like that, it just cruises up over the top and does not have that, um, that chiseling ability is easily doesn't chose away. it'll knock it down eventually, and hopefully that happens around december 9th and 10th. but right now we're dry and drive. we got a week. weather system offshore. see this guy? and that's just enough kind of cut off low. that's enough to create the fog and drop temperatures a couple degrees in some places today, so as you look at the right now, temperatures kind of nice 63 concord. last live shot. i'm going to show you one more time of the golden gate bridge and i'll tell you we've got fog at the coast now it'll be gone by tomorrow. winds go back offshore . tomorrow

now be ruling for life and his figure has been elevated to the likes of mouth and down -- of mao and dengdude: certainly xi jinping sees himself on par with those two leaders -- jude: certainly, xi jinping sees himself on par with those two leaders. he has had an extraordinary impact. i think the big question for us, though, and you just mentioned this -- we have not had a leader for life in china since mao, and that can be a downside as well as up. haslinda: you have to wonder how he will navigate it. he's holding onto power at a time that is pretty unstable for china. dissolution people, the young finding it difficult to find jobs. how do you see him navigating, and will common prosperity save the day? jude: i think one of the reasons xi jinping is saying he needs to stay on, that we need a steady hand at the tiller, is precisely because china is looking out at a pretty significant set of headwinds. you mentioned demographics, total productivity slump, some social issues and an increasingly volatile and uncertain external environment for chinese firms. that is precisely one of the thing

instead was more like deng xiaoping and the leadership in china and he was really his successors and can also the north korean leadership just sort of absorbed these tensions. and grit their teeth moved on to sort of the next set of tensions to what i could see was resolution work kind of learning , growing and to me, that speaks to the way in which that alliance i do think it's alliance relationship is a very tense one. and one without a lot of growth but also in a way as this strange resilience. it can absorb the tension that maybe we would expect would break apart other alliance relationships. so for me was to take away if there's any. >> terrific summary and i know all of you are doing different and the number of works for the project but thanks for summarizing some of them. in all of you in some respects with your projects are dealing with questions of north korean resilience whether it's domestically or whether it's resilience with regards to therelationship with china . historically or currently, so i wanted to shift the conversation to looking and questions of north korean st