and that's a tricky business. gerryu about the politics of this quickly because, unfortunately, we're running out of time. one thing the democrats disagree with president trump on a lot of things. i think we've seen that in the last two and a half years, almost everything. one thing they seem to be supportive of is his taking on china. should they be taking that line or do you feel they basically agree democrats -- you worked for vice president biden -- agree the president's doing the right thing here? >> no, they don't. if you look at some of the proposals coming out from the candidates on trade, talking about ending trump's tariffs day one. so i think they agree that we need a china strategy and that both democrats and republicans have failed in that regard in the past, but trump's got a wrong one, and they have alternatives. gerry: thank you very much, indeed. enjoy your labor day weekend. well, up next, we'll be looking overseas and asking was there really a coup in the united kingdom this week? my thoughts on the d

chinese people or the people of hong kong rather want democracy the way i'm hearing you is that gerry that's non-negotiable yeah because for us we don't believe what we're trying to ease the extension a fun country to a system we don't want to believe that by. it will become just another city of china we want to have an extension we want to have the 2 system for africa ok the 2 system forever let's take a listen now to some of the protesters and what they have to say about their hopes their fears and their dreams from go. the more we come out to protest the more people will be arrested but we still will not leave until we get what we want. the. dream is a more you know it's a moral heart no it's a rock for the north the north pole for the spoils he cares but we've been receiving we call for the call to do this we can put on more but if we use these points composed of overseas it was never before for we shared the same values as us and you that we fight for democracy we fight for justice and so we pull out those countries and then go and speak up for our. ok after listening to those protester

chinese people or the people of hong kong rather want democracy the way i'm hearing you is that gerry that's non-negotiable yeah because for us we don't believe what we're trying to. the extension a fun country system we don't want to believe that. by the way it will become chess and not the city of china we want to have an extension we want to have the 2 a system for africa ok the 2 system forever let's take a listen now to some of the protesters and what they have to say about their hopes their fears and their dreams franco. component of the movie come out to protest the more people will be arrested but we still will not leave until we get what we want. drew to more of those emotional talk those are both of. those the north pole polls have been spoiled because when we see the recall vote from home to do this we can vote on more of them but if we use these phone calls democracy with different people we share the same belly with us and e.u. that we fight for democracy which i put just happens to be full of those countries and then go and speak up for. ok after listening to those protesters a

chinese people or the people of hong kong rather want democracy the way i'm hearing you is that gerry that's non-negotiable yeah because for us we believe what we're trying to ease the extension of fun country to a system we don't want to believe that by. it will become just and not the city of china we want to have an extension we want to have that for africa ok the 2 system for.

chinese people or the people of hong kong rather want democracy the way i'm hearing you is that gerry that's nonnegotiable yeah because for us we don't believe what we're trying to. the extension off on country to a system we don't want to believe that. by the way it will become chess and not the city of china we want to have an extension we want to have the 2 a system for africa ok the 2 system forever let's take a listen now to some of the protesters and what they have to say about their hopes their fears and their dreams franco. proponent of the movie come out to protest the more people will be arrested but we still will not leave until we get what we want. the. dream he says and more of those and most all talk no it's a lot more than he knows the north pole pulls of the spoils he cares but we can see the recall vote from home to do this we can vote on more but if we use these points to come close to oversee the people we share the same belly with us and you that if i called him up to see if i push the buttons so we pull out those countries and then go and speak up oh. ok after listening

chinese people or the people of hong kong rather want democracy the way i'm hearing you is that gerry that's non-negotiable yeah because for us we don't believe what we're trying to. the extension of on country to a system we don't want to live that. by. the way it will become chess and not the city of china we want to have an extension we want to have the 2 system for africa ok the 2 system forever let's take a listen now to some of the protesters and what they have to say about their hopes their fears and their dreams from. the proponent of the movie come out to protest and the more people will be arrested but we still will not leave until we get what we want. or the. dream isn't one of those and most all talk no it's a lot more than he knows the north pole pulls of the spoils you just. review these he recalled for them to do this we can put on more of them but if we use these for the most of overseas we're different people. share the same values as us and e.u. that we fight for democracy we fight for justice and so we pull out those countries and then go and speak up for. ok after listeni

you're right, gerri, that is how we live. trade fears adding to volatile month of august, what should investors do as we wait to see what happens with all the wild swings? greg valliere joins us. that is pretty much how greg made hess career, talking about nutty events in washington and how to figure out how to interpret them. these are nutty times. i will ask you in a moment what we should expect next, let's tell us what should happen today? >> let's not sugarcoat it, i think today, august 23rd is a big time trade war. with today's developments, chinese retaliating, with trump's comments, ordering u.s. companies to find alternatives to china. i think today chances after getting a deal this year have dropped dramatically. connell: i was bringing it up with our guests whether that is the goal. the trade team was meeting with his trade team, maybe they wrapped it up but he is meeting with his trade advisors, do you think that is the goal, a trade deal with china where companies in the u.s. can operate in china, vice versa, or p

spray and baton is trying to force their way into the building and hong kong chief executive gerry lamb warns that the city could be on a path of no return on.

that is an important story there. back to you. ashley: yes it is. gerri willis, thank you so much.bank of america, goldman sachs, experiencing double-digit loss this is month, despite all the red on the screen, today's "countdown" closer still seeing green in the big banks. we're joined by leo kelly. thank you for joining us in the interest rate environment, why are banks going down because they are getting less back on their loans? >> when you look at markets we have to get out of the trading mentality. we're playing same music, but much higher volume. people reacting so viciously to every market news bite. you have to buy sunglasses in rainstorms and umbrellas when the sun's out. what we're seeing is value. it is not just financials which is bakes, across the landscape there is value in the market. you just have to have the patience and the diligence and discipline to put capital where capital is scarce. ashley: and the intestinal fortitude because when we drops like 620 points last friday, very difficult in such a volatile environment for investors to put that aside, pick out th

that we continue to see. couple more examples for gerri willis to talk about at the new york stock exchange. gerry? t, connell. the dow up fraction al i. nordstrom continues to store after the company announce the earnings last night that beat expectations. sales disappointed. dick's sporting good up higher after company reported better earnings, same-store sales rose first time in two years. other retailers doing well, ross stores, wholesaler, videogame retailer. gamestop after attracting a investment from a hedge fund manager, he beat the market betting against subprime mortgages before the financial crisis, look at impact, amazing. a report from bloomberg, apple is updating, improving some existing products. along with launching three new iphones next month, it will release a combination of new hardware, software and services. in time for the holiday. upgrades include a new pro iphone with a new camera system for better ultrawide angle photos. the company hopes the new technology will boost the end of year revenue which took a hit last year. shares of apple up, i believe are up, no they are down

and the assumption is that there is a block that is natural or pre-existing and i think that gerry's work and -- >> your article, talk about your article. >> sure. >> i'm working on a piece about the 1983 election of chicago. remember that the election for select mayor and there's this wonderful, beautiful narrative that dominates, which is black people registered in record numbers and voted more than ever before, and it was this rainbow coalition where mexican-americans and puerto ricans also joined forces for chicago's first black mayor. deeper dives into latino politics show that more often than not division and intention dominate the political conversation in a lot of ways. that is my personal take an cynical view of latino politics. but, when we don't do the deep sigh and dive into the process in which latinos are courted by politicians or parties, we lose the ways in which latinos are actually more complicated and divided and we see them. that is what i am working on is showing how it wasn't as beautiful a coalition as thought. and, in general, we look at presidential elections

our producer gerry wagschal will take that spot. would try to see if i could find some of these centers on my own, and get inside, a difficult mission without government sanction. for me and my team, xinjiang high tech security caught us immediately. these facial recognition checkpoints just steps from baggage claim. we got about 50 yards off the plane when we got taken by the police into a little room. by the time we make it out, our "guides" are waiting. they're really government escorts. here, life happens under the government's eye. no matter where we go, walking down a street, shopping in a bazaar, cameras are watching. so, we wake up this morning and right outside the hotel are the same two officials that were by our side all day yesterday. they're now demanding the next move we make. they accompany us again. are they're going to come with us or just set this up? the two women. everywhere we went, by foot. qu nali? where are we going? or by car. they constantly took pictures of us. sometimes we could not videotape them. earlie

spray and for times trying to force their way into the building and hong kong chief executive gerry lamb warns that the city could be on a path of no return also coming up from radiation that in a russian town authorities clean up the area amid fears that a recent explosion at a nearby rocket testing site involved nuclear materials and child labor in bolivia were kids work legally from the age of 10 that they could only dream of going to school. a very warm welcome to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our other viewers around the world chaotic scenes have unfolded at hong kong's international airport where dozens of rioters riot police clashed with pro-democracy demonstrators thousands of protesters return to the airport for a 2nd day in a row causing all the parts of flights to be canceled hong kong's chief executive ward protesters that the city is on what she called a path of no return. it's shut down day too. was this serious anger from protesters towards the police i with protesters clearly losing their cool i. was demonstrators claim that this man was an undercover policeman i

thinking about that, maybe gerry can start. thinking about that, i think this is a good way to discuss ways in which we as political historians can diversify our syllabi. >> well, i have lots of different answers to this. i mean, in one way, every book written in the field is an important touch stone for me because i think all of them in one way or another pick up on parts of this story. but at the same time nothing picks up on -- nothing is -- i wouldn't point to any single thing as a political history of latinos at large. but, you know, i think of david montehano's book as important. there's politics throughout that. i mean, from the texas revolution to early efforts by the democratic party or democratic party machine bosses in texas trying to recruit or buy in many cases the votes of mexican workers. so there are moments of politics. i think also for me, i think, conservatism or although it's not expressed in this way, david gutierrez's book, the kind of political divides between mexican immigrants -- well, basically it's abo

walk away from that opportunity or engage to try to shift and make clear that certain behaviors will no longer be accepted. >> gerry? >> i'm going to give a very precise "it depends" answer. i think it depends on a number of factors that i think that both tom and dana touched on. one is, there is, again, a theory here in washington in the united states that we no longer need energy supplies from the regi region, that somehow or another, the united states is energy independent and what happens in the gulf or venezuela or whatever has no impact on u.s. energy supplies. this is wrong on a number of aspects. one, of course, is that the united states, even though it may be a net exporter of energy, in fact still imports about 5 million barrels of oil every day. therefore, we are still in the energy markets. and even though gasoline that comes out of the pump and into your car all looks the same, the fact of the matter is that oil is not all the same. oil is not fungible and therefore the kind of oil that comes out of the wells in saudi arabia is, in fact, critical for the u.s. and for the world's energy requirements. an

gerry's here that means it's time for sport thank you the hunger ingram for you as well on the way with the stuff and leading ahead of lewis hamilton will have action of that later how well they were great scenes in the preceding formula to race mixing meco son of the 7 time f one champion michael clinched his maiden vic. on the f 2 circuit the 20 year old had started from pole position at the hungaroring mc won the formula 3 championship last year as a ferrari academy drive 8 and more performances like this not be too long before we can see him follow in his father's footsteps to compete at the highest level as we want to perk it down steve smith is producing another batting master class in the 1st ashes test his he's made his 2nd century of the match against england and australia building a healthy lead that 293 for 4 which puts them 203 runs ahead smith 127 not out he also made 144 in the 1st innings and former caps in is playing in his 1st test since serving a ban for ball tampering meanwhile england's form of bowling coach otis gibson will not have his contract as coach of south af

we have that to hang our hat on, as we head into the long weekend. gerri willis joins us -- reporter: been a great week for stocks. all three major averages are up for the week. they're snapping a four-week losing streak. that is good news. russell 2000 and dow transports also higher. they have had a hard time recently. this flies in the face of what has bonn on last month, all of august. all three major averages down. dow down 1.83%. nasdaq even down more than that as you can see right here. what is going on there? it had a lot to do earnings. it had a lot to do with talk about trade. we saw a lot of trade stocks moving lower through the month. glad to see a turnaround at the end of the week. oil prices dropping, paring the weekly gains as russia cutout put less than expected. that is an interesting story going on with oil. for the stock market, a lot of people say, hey, gerri, 500 points on the dow, at least it was not 1987 when that was 22% of the index. connell: true perspective. gerri willis on the floor. deirdre: for more insight on the day, the week

people that helped you through this was tony benn the late tony be don't tell me a bit about that about what gerry penn told you about break well tony benn was always anti you and. he i always say he's the nearest thing i had to a political mentor because i could sit down with him for hours and he would talk to me about things i was trying to work out and he was always very open he was always a disses the way i see it you may see it in the hallway and i remember him telling me about the and he always felt that it was distant undemocratic but awful. and this is something i feel a revolutionary. if i want to go and get my politicians i can get them not very far from here but the ones in europe a very far away and discovered you know some of them in a bus or some of them in frankfurt the monument in paris in a. soul deep down in my instinct was to kind of follow tony benn's example and to want to leave before if you like left wing reasons. the sad thing was that just wasn't part of the debate and then when i saw the people i was getting in bed with and the reasons why vi were leaving they just didn't

that's wonderful but i do want to talk about what this downward trend, the repercussions of all of that. gerry, you've done some pretty amazing work dig into congressman collins and some of his financial stock trades he was making that maybe when not so kosher. stories like that might not be covered but if you could talk about that. then want to talk to the congressman as well about, because of the decline of local news how that's changed the way that folks have interacted with you. even with fewer local news sources. let's start with you, jerry, and go from there. >> i do think that basically you have a situation where congress is a very obligated animal. a lot of things are happening in cars all the time and all these members are out there raising money to get reelected. so there is potential. i'm not one of those reporters who really believes people come here to congress to make money or to make it for themselves. i really think there are a lot of very good public servants. but there are those who do things that are untoward. and if there are not regional reporters covering them, i think th

the fox business network gerri willis is life. >> that is right.s so interesting, we have been all over the place on the major market which is currently down 66 points on the dow. the industrial. let me tell you, we have been up to 100 points and down come all over the place and that is because what is going on with the issues you are talking about, worries about recessions, this inverted yield curve, as a technical side to be sure that a recession could be coming, bank stocks are down, retailers were down, but the financial sector showing already arrows. they are down so much because of the expectation of a cut in interest rates the president calling on the had to cut interest rates. it's too difficult for those companies to make money in the market is currently forecasting a 25-50 rate cut coming next month. the tariffs, this is a critical issue that does not seem to be coming to any kind of resolution any time soon and the people here on the floor don't see a resolution anytime soon. according to the pearson institute, 69% of consumer goods comi

that is bloomberg gerry smith.ime now for the latest business stories in the news right now. best buy delivering slower lower-than-expected quarterly sales and reducing its outlook for the year. it was a rough start for the electronic retailer's new ceo, who took the reins in june. missedles rose 1.9%, but projections. they also lowered their full-year sales forecast. the u.s. economy grew a little more slowly in the second quarter than initially reported. stronger consumer spending offset by weaker readings across other categories. trade actions are weighing a little more, perhaps. inflation is down from 2.1%. blackstone group losing the last of its cofounders. gso capital partners' bennett gso, is the "g" in leaving. he is coming up next, right here on bloomberg television. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." big news in credit today, with a high profile departure from blackstone. erik schatzker is here with one of wall street's most six x of -- most successful executive

world and that's something we'll be hearing from him later on today gerri thank you so much t w as teri schultz in brussels. the u.s. china trade war just got worse u.s. president donald trump has announced an additional 10 percent tariff on $300000000000.00 worth of chinese imports it comes as beijing and washington are laying the groundwork for a new round of trade negotiations. u.s. president donald trump is ratcheting up the trade war with china and not just to know his latest move was announced in a tweet. he said on september the 1st the u.s. will put an additional tariff of 10 percent on the remaining $300000000000.00 of goods and products coming from china the u.s. has already impose tariffs on 250 $1000000000.00 in chinese imports from next month the total would be $550000000000.00 worth of imports so far china has retaliated with duties on $110000000000.00 worth of american goods beijing has also dismissed president trump's criticism that it broke a promise to buy more u.s. agricultural products however the president accusations keep coming we're stopping the theft. of america

the morning and will shut down at 4 o'clock in the afternoon of course if that's not available to you we always talk right gerri we'll talk about movie theaters and malls that's available to you and if you have a good friend just come up and said james can i come over you have air conditioning can i come over and crashed on your couch and by all means if you work out try to do it or early and if you have a dog my pet peif you have a dog try to walk your dog on grass, not concrete, not on the sidewalk as it is really hot back to you oh yeah, definitely do that early in the morning or late in the evening. thank you will. >>and don't forget by the way you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood just download the kron 4 mobile app you'll get alerts. right to your phone should there be any extensions of advisories are red flag warnings put out just download that it's free for apple and android devices. all right happening now police in fremont are looking for an 18 year-old with autism take a look this picture. his name is sky cologne month. police say he is non-verbal he went missing late last night in the

so they know where the truth lies gerry john thank you very much for coming into the studio and break that down for us. riots 1st for through eastern indonesia with protesters burning buildings clashing with police and blocking roads west was that a state of building and a prison were also torched the west. papuan provinces in indonesia's east far east so to speak they've been home to a long running separatist movement against the indonesian government a couple and say indonesia illegally annexed the territory in the 1960s those tensions were evident last week nearly 3000 kilometers away in. in central indonesia here more than 40 puff when students were allegedly racially abused as police detained them during indonesia's independence day celebrations this set the stage for the latest protests. indonesian police and protesters clash near sarong prison in west papua officials say over 250 prisoners escaped on monday when the jail was set ablaze protesters also damaged parts of the airport and set regional government offices on fire as they went on the rampage in the city. violence to end the

and suspicion among protesters who fear beijing's growing influence in the whole cocoa that hamid own call. on gerry's president mohammed who bihari has formed 43 ministers into his new cabinet of him just 7 women it's almost 3 months since bihari began his 2nd term and 6 months after he was reelected president has begun to assign ministerial roles but chose to hold the key a trillion portfolio himself nigeria is africa's top producer of crude oil south africa's high court has set aside the findings of an inquiry into a controversial multi-billion dollar on stale the original investigation stated there was no evidence of corruption the high court says the allegations were not properly examined it could have major repercussions for former president jacob zuma fahmy the man has more from johannesburg. the houghton high court has sitter side the findings of a commission that 3 years ago concluded that a government deal that procured billions of dollars worth of military arms had not been corrupt now that commission was set up in 2011 by former president jacob zuma and it said at that time there was no ev

starts there's a predictable cycle of violence that takes place i come i think primarily with 3 main object. the 1st is to support the administrator of. gerry brahma. in what he is doing in this transitional period for iraq. if you look at the history of modern iraq since 2003 you might say that no leader has come through who's been able to settle iraq and govern with the consent of enough of the majority to bring iraq to a stable condition and to political security and of that of the latter uk by the head of foreign element the head what i ate daily but emma you solve a hell erratically and here with us in the. well is the whole i know you had a clean limit if you were there glad you can win it except when many you're not really. the call my letters i was when she i was from the 1st yeah. well i hear he's in the me she has the mailman but i'm a little everyone is going wild back then you're. in that. yeah i would want to model the heart of it he doesn't have any key and can attest to that even with the really. he a limb. to do it after he and then the home john what by me. when the. bottom are cut where the. bottom share with a 2 commander

there was this market watch story out that a whistleblower has accused disney of overstating its revenue for years. gerri. this was out late yesterday but the stock looks all right now. what's the story? >> it's up a half percent. a former accountant for the company says that the company has overstated revenue for years. the allegations contained in a series of whistleblower tips filed with the securities and exchange commission. she is an 18-year former employee who stays disney's parks and resort business misstated results by billions of dollars. she was terminated by disney. disney did respond to our request for comment. a spokesman there saying the allegations are quote, less. we will continue to follow that. meanwhile, mixed results for retailers this mornin component reported earnings that beat on the bottom line but sales were lower than expected. the company also guided analyst expectations lower for the year. the stock is up. meanwhile, kohl's stock down after reporting quarterly results that beat on both the top and bottom lines but same store sales missed expectations. a lot going on with reta

that is it for us this week. for the latest show update follow us on twitter, facebook, and instagram. next week gerryl be back and he'll have a look at how cutting edge technology is being used to improve healthcare. that is at wall street journal at large, they give for joining us. ♪ lou: good evening everybody. the radical dems are reeling tonight and their friends on the left wing national media are desperate. the "washington post" pointing out the socialist policies of two of the democratic front runners, are not grounded in reality whatsoever.no worries over north korea. president trump today brushed away any threats from kim jong-un after his regime tested a number of short range missiles this week. and president trump keeping his promise to expand prosperity, our economy is booming, the lives of american working

gerry: hello and welcome to "wall street journal at large." labor day weekend, of course, traditionally marks the end of summer. you probably didn't need to be reminded of thatt it's fair to say it's been quite a summer this year in financial markets. the dow jones central average hit a new high in late july after the federal reserve cut interest rates for the first time in more than a decade. but since then it's been pretty rough going. stocks have fallen almost 5% from that peak, and interest rates in the market, the market interest rates that we have have dropped dramatically. that's bad news for savers. president trump, of course, has been pressing the fed with ever greater urgency to cut rates

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into the abbotts and he also said that china is monitoring moves among certain protesters that he equated to gerry as well china's ambassador to the u.k. has accused foreign forces of being behind the protests in hong kong no foreign country should interfere in hong kong. we urge those foreign forces to respect china's sovereignty and security immediately stop interfering in hong concepts as stop interfering in china's internal affairs stop conniving in violent offenses this should not misjudge the situation and go down the wrong path otherwise they will lift the stone only to drop it on their own feet. well the ambassador also accused some british politicians of viewing hong kong as part of the british empire that was in response to a british m.p.'s proposal that people in hong kong should get u.k. citizenship rights hong kong was a british colony until 1907 when it was handed over to china part of the deal sought china pledged to give the territory a high degree of autonomy with its own executive legislature and judiciary let's talk about this with laurie green who's a china analyst at the resea

into the abbotts and he also said that china is monitoring moves among certain protesters that he equated to gerry's 6 e.u. countries have agreed to take in almost 150 migrants who have been stranded on a ship for 2 weeks they've been on the open arms charity vessel after being picked up off libya it's all these interior minister matteo salvini had blocked the boat from docking passengers will now go to france germany romania portugal spain luxembourg. prime minister reproaches me for my obsession with immigration and closed ports yes i'm guilty of having the obsession with the safety of italian citizens and the obsession with fighting human traffickers and n.g.o.s who are complet of human traffickers 60000000 italian spain me for this obsession not to be a beautiful soul they pay me to protect the borders for security for dignity and to honor my country if i am a good minister of the interior being as i am then so be it if i am not good and someone prefers to go back to the past just say it. thousands of south koreans have held an anti japan rally in the capital seoul it took place on the 74th anni

world and that's something we'll be hearing from him later on today gerri thank you so much t w is teri schultz in brussels. one of hong kong's best and pop stores is bringing a touch of glamour to the city's ongoing pro-democracy protests cantonese singer denise ho has used her celebrity status to address the united nations or work is banned in mainland china but she still plays a prominent role at the demonstrations in hong kong. i think iraq and usually from a story multiple session country pop star denise home when the fans are attending a protest in the suburbs you know. week before pro-democracy protesters were attacked here by suspected criminal gangs 2 days demonstrate is here to denounce the bomb. is telling us police some start to disperse the protest. i. can ease move has been a familiar face at the anti-government it's. the way that the chinese government they have been trying to. terrorize us into this population where we are. playing clarities and then just giving up everything it's just not going to happen because it's a totally different culture. and he's always a perfor

we don't see the rally that much either. >> maybe they took hope in something we said. >> trace: thanks so much, gerrichina facing problems internally. protesters in hong kong forming a giant human chain and demanding democracy. time lapse video shows the chain that stretched 25 miles long. organizers say the baltic wave protests about the soviet union inspired them and that chain reached more than 370 miles long. folks have been protesting in hong kong for over two months. they're demanding more democratic policies and an independent investigation into the police response to the protests, which at times have turned violent. organizers are planning for more protests at the airport this weekend calling them a stress test. the fox business network's susan li joining me by phone from hong kong. >> trace, it was an incredible scene. i was down there with the protesters. they were linking arm to arm, forming a human chain 25 miles. across a small place like hong kong, that's a lot. both sides of the harbor, all the way up to the mountain. yeah, these people were basically trying to cover the 25 miles in tw

they take abc producer gerry wagshal on an official tour of what they call a vocational center, that resembles a small college campus. dorms with basic bunk beds and a cafeteria. uighurs we are allowed to interview speak in eerily similar sound bites. "i applied to come here," he says. "i came here voluntarily. if not for the government, i would someday become a terrorist." experts say scenes like this have been staged for western cameras. abc news reached out to the chinese government with two pages of questions. their response, short and pointed. none of the claims listed in the questionnaire corresponds with facts. no rumors and lies will hold water in front of the truth. >> it's difficult to find out what's going on in those camps intentionally because the chinese government doesn't want you to know what's taking place. >> that was bob woodruff and his team. bob, our thanks to you. >>> and back at home, the cdc and fda issuing recommendations about vaping. warning not to buy e-cigarette products off the street, modify them, and add substances like thc or cannabis. they're investi