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and one way to do that is to do things like chi gong and tai chi where you focus more on your body andnd. a friend of mine, lee holden, who is probably the most famous chi gong master in the united states, is coming to democrat on chi gong for the audience and involve everyone in an experience i think on august 2nd. >> but how will they hold their phones? studio in my briefcase. so just don't always have it on. don't take it to bed in the morning, but make sure you watch channel 7 later in the day. >> you are the perfect guest so far. i was doing some research when i saw you were coming in. i was looking up life expectancy numbers. monaco is number one where the average age is 89.5 at death. japan is second, singapore third, macau is fourth, san moreno is 5th. i was surprised to see the united states in terms of life expectancy was 43rd in the world at 79.6 years of age. why? >> well, the strange thing about that, larry, is that the united states spends about twice as much per capita per person on health care and yet as you say, we're not even in the top 25. so it's a question of a sys

trading at china's new star market tech exchange was launched with a gong sounded by the country's securities commission chief and shanghai as communist party secretary the chinese government has been pushing for a tech exchange as it battles with the us for technological supremacy modeled on new york's nasdaq star market will give small chinese investors a chance to buy into tech industries that have so far listed their stocks on wall street beijing hopes to catapult the country into a leading technological position in the coming years. profits the stock market looks at technology and a company's ability to innovate for. the 1st $25.00 companies to list come from the biology medicine semiconductor sustainable energy and related sectors put a large proportion of their revenue into research and development every company listed on the stock market posted solid gains during trading with demand far outstripping available shares. joining us now from new york home of the nasdaq is our financial correspondent scored to hi and now how is news of china's own version of that is that being received wher

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to go into hiding 3 such individuals and spoke to them about the protests that have come to define gong's young generation stephanie boris and can not their real names were protesting outside the legislative council on monday when suddenly a group of young people started to attack the parliament trying to break the glass from. the time i was still struggling over whether i should leave or i should support them i thought by the time the glass broke and the 1st protesters entered the building she had made up her mind i thought that i needed to support what they wanted today it may be wrong all right but they are still hong kong people. most of the protesters were very young 18 year old boris also had his doubts but decided to join india and the protesters entered the building spreading graffiti calling for universal suffrage pro-democracy activists have been fighting for these demands for dickie to know that. my parents asked me if i really had to join the protests they said they had already enough out there but i said no one will stand up if everyone things that way. meanwhile the city is

trading at china's new star market tech exchange was launched with a gong sounded by the country securities commission chief and shanghai's communist party secretary the chinese government has been pushing for a tech exchange as it battles with the us for technological supremacy modeled on new york's nasdaq star market will give small chinese investors a chance to buy into tech industries that have so far listed their stocks on wall street beijing hopes to catapult the country into a leading technological position in the coming years. profits the stock market looks at technology and a company's ability to innovate for the 1st $25.00 companies to list come from the biology medicine to sustainable energy and related sectors put a large proportion of their revenue into research and development every company listed on the stock market posted solid gains during trading with demand far outstripping available shares. joining us now from new york home of the nasdaq is our financial correspondent scored to hi and now how is news of china's own version of that is that being received where you are. we

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gong play hard the light disappears and it starts to get dark you say look it's a silent policeman are barking in the deepest places upon kong. the words which sandwich on convey anger grief and resolve can mean so you they only care about policing beginning not the people this is why i am inspired by these people who take to the streets risking their lives to fight for the future of hong kong jason doesn't use his real name and wants to stay anonymous 22 years ago they're already dark to slow us hong kong. used to have freedom since june a proposed law change that could lead to hong kong extradited to china sparked huge protests and the level of violence and seen in years. ceiling chang is one of the thousands of mothers who staged a protest and filed a petition in support of the youth movement carrie alam claim to herself to be the mother of hong kong people who behave like a movie children and don't know what's best for them and she was there to help us this is our future our right of freedom of expression of assembly all these. are guaranteed by the basic law most protests are plan

showcase as you can see is pictures on display we were so excited about that visit and you know with the gong. i went with my mother i was 17. he was sharing an exhibition with bruce weber. of course bruce weber was the star of the eighty's and i was just a nobody from switzerland that's how i felt he was professional not like me to. me anyway i was there at the opening and the only thing i remember was that he told his scout to go over and approach stuff go and came on to the king so he went over and invited stuff to new york for a shooting. stuff was in 7th heaven of course and i just stood there like a drowned rat you could see the difference i was nothing and he was everything i need alice. now. only now after the big exhibition of the in basel i've had quite enough of all the photos of all the people and of photography all together. so i decided to create a still lives just for myself. so there was nothing and nobody to disturb me. and i could just paint for days in peace for me or here. to be done it fossett by another phase had ended it really was a case of disappearing off the radar.

. >> ii started gong to him when i 15. 14, >> reporter: there's been no comment from epein's lawyer since his arrest. he's already a offender pleading guilty in 2008 to state charges of sew litting iting and procuring a minor for prostitution. epstein spent 13 months in jail, part ti a widely crized plea deal. lawyers for his accusers also today.ng out >> they had gone through years and years and years of being attacked, of being maligned by mr. epstein and his enabler. >> reporter: many, he says. now looking forward to their day in y,urt. jay grabc news. >> virginia senator tim kaine is one of the lawmakers calling for labor secretarial xandos acc to resign for cutting that 2007 plea deal with epstein. he was u.s. attorney at the time. >>> only on news 4, two brothers finding strength in each other. >> they were shot months apart near their d.c. home. the attack left one of them nd paralyzed reliant on his younger brother just to get up these steps. >> tonight, how they are dealing withy adversitnd what t >>> two local brothers wounded in separate shootings this year are not giving up ho

arriving in downing street, mrjohnson said the doubters and doomsters were gong to get it wrong — andocracy — recommiting to come out of the eu on october the 31st. 0nce through the door mrjohnson got down to work with a huge cabinet reshuffle, that saw more than half of mrs may's cabinet quit or be sacked. the big surprises the departure of the defence secretary, penny mordaunt and the exit of the foreign secretary and mrjohnson‘s leadership rivaljeremy hunt. among their replacements committed brexiteers including priti patel as home secretary and dominic raab as foreign secretary and the reappearance of michael gove as the man charged with driving through no deal preparation. thatjob done it was time for mrjohnson to make his first appearance in the commons as prime minister and set out his plan for government — unsurprisingly dominated by brexit. he said the first step was to restore trust in democracy. the uk is better prepared for that situation than many believe, but we are not as ready yet as we should be. in the 98 days that remain to us, we must turbo—charge our preparations

being ticked for somebody who is in the front and will be in a position of influence and willjobs, gongsmight feel they need, clearly it is all to play for andl need, clearly it is all to play for and i don't think he cares. it is all short—term rhetoric to the ball up all short—term rhetoric to the ball upa all short—term rhetoric to the ball up a food and —— field and it is horrible and cynical and depressing. while we are on politics, labour of courses deep in its own rows. outcry over labour threat to staff in gagging row. yes, labour seem to have got themselves into a little bit of a pickle again, and are currently fourth in the obviously capturing the imagination of the british people. labourer threatening people who may be appearing in this documentary on panorama this week and labour have pre—emptively attacked the bbc about the documentary that the labour party hasn't seen. it was reported in the sunday times yesterday that they have been sending out legal letters from a famous legal firm warning people that their nondisclosure agreements, which labour opposes but obviously not

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so if they were going to do 1.3 million acres, how are they going to staff that up so there's gong to be adequate coverage? and are they thinking about creative partnerships between the federal government and private entities to help out in land management? thank you. >> great question, mark. thank you so much. i think you bring up a really great point, which is that as we've talked about, it's more popular to designate these lands than to take care of them. we have a huge maintenance backlog on federal lands and just establishing a national monument isn't going to do enough to actually preserve these areas especially if more and more tourists are coming to these areas and may not be facilities or rules or staff in place to make sure they're adequately protected. i think you also bring up a great solution, a great idea of solutions is private/public partnerships. the forest service has used these for decades to manage many recreation areas across the u.s. that could be a great option as well for national monuments. >> the website for the organization, growthopportunity.org. megan hans

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it's gong to l -- going to light up so many other services.t's going to be cloud gaming, sports betting. this is what 5g is going to enable. >> you have attorneys general in 13 states and washington, d.c. suing to block the merger. trials set for october 7. do they have a case. >> they came out today, and even after these were announced, they have to not be happy with them. these are buddies don't cover up the ugly truth of this deal and reduce competition. he also had teacher james come out. how can these companies genuinely help a competitor emerge as a true competitor? she's asking questions about will t-mobile and sprint helped it become a fourth player? at the moment they are still going ahead with the lawsuit. we know sprint and t-mobile are going to be working really hard to settle this before we get to that october -- early october court date. >> promising to have 90% of the u.s. population covered in six years, it's ambitious. >> i think it is extremely ambitious and it might not be realistic. there are so many rural areas, where thos

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solid at home against the braves gong 33-14 in the last 47 gmes alternates park and 47 a really arbitraryisumber. juan soto has been clutch at the dish hitting .317 and corbin getng the start against dallas keuchel. game starts at 7:> p.m. >> a lot of eyes on quarterback dwayne haskins at redskins training cam but let'sot forget he wasn't the team's o ry firstound pick. the 26th overall pick montez sweat has been getting rave reviews in richmond. the linebacker tells our sherree burress while he's developed a bond with aother first rounder it's another relationship that's driving him to succeed. >> you were a first round pick with dwayne haskins. what the kinof connection have you had over the last few weeks, couple of months? >> definitely got a big connection. we were just talking yterday about the rookiesin get comg up later in camp. the first teammate i actually met when i got drafted he. >> i was reading that you have a great affinity for your grandparents. is that for a reason that you go out there and compete every day. >> most definitely. that's definitely my reason why. the reason

ruin the american dream they're going to take over country that's the strategy do you think it is gongwork? >> i don't know that i think it is going to qok i think there are a lot of variable it is that are still at play at this point. but i wouldn't go so far to say much to do nothing but in absence of democratic nominee for president when you have a singular voice speaking for republican party, marshaling all of the talking point, and really serving as tip of the spear, it is a different scenario than having two dozen democratic candidate i think right now, we're seeing the a lot of air time to be had any anybody who got an idea or ready to put something forward into the media into that space but i think once we narrow field of democratic candidate you'll see a lot less attention on the 2% or four members out of the 220 that's getting attention now and more attention on who will likely become the democratic nominee for president. lauren: those 2020 hopefuls might get some air time in the midst of all of this at the end of the month when we have the debate night one in detroit cnn is

chinese communist regime propaganda and incited hatred towards minority groups, for example falon gong. is this the way of a noble community leader? that should be honored? can those who saw her as a friend or called her auntie be sure that they were not dis decd too or ways rose pak's the way of a corrupt communist agent? i hope you stay firm with your own naming policy. >> if i can remind members, if you have sound-producing devices turn them off or put them to silent. the ability of the speakers to be heard. thank you. next speaker, please. >> dear directors, good afternoon. i ran a small mobile shop for more than 10 years and i'm here to tell you that as a business owner in chinatown, i am against naming the chinatown station after rose pak. chinatown is chinatown. it has 170 years history and is throughout a culture. the name chinatown is what a tracks tourists to come and bring more visits here. many shops at grand avenue and in the last two years and this is cannot afford to pay the high rent. she does not represent chinatown. she isn't part of it at all. she's a power broker. p

this is nepotism gong awry. she's unqualified to be in the position. and her husband.government like a family cartel. what's that say to the world? they come from a business world. they're a real estate family. what qualifies her to be front and center? not only a bit creepy. it's inappropriate. i don't know why the american people are tolerating this. i remember when the 60 minutes interview happened after the election. you have the family there. and she said i have no interest in going into business. going into government. i'll stay with my business. she promoted her $10,000 bracelet and everything else. two months lair she's in the white house. kellyanne conway is promoting her clothing brand. that she's still making. and has her stake in the trump hotel. she made $135 million from their portfolio. her and her husband while they were in the white house. she's received how many trademarks from china? 18 at this point. president is negotiating trade deals. we were supposed to have sanctions. they're accused of stealing technology. he's not going to put the sanctions o

when that happens, you have a problem and there's a lot of money given by gong but it has to be invested rico's aspirations for statehood? >> i believe at this moment any talk of any change in status will be premature. the dust needs to settle. things have to work well. the population must accept eventually, you know, that this is working well and that if credibility is gained again, then we can talk about any changes in status. >> former puerto rico governor luis fortuno, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thank you. we'll be right back. carl, i appreciate the invite here. as my broker, what am i paying you to manage my money? it's racquetball time. (thumps) ugh! carl, does your firm offer a satisfaction guarantee? like schwab does. guarantee? (splash) carl, can you remind me what you've invested my money in? it's complicated. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is being managed? if not, talk to schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. if not, talk to schwab. hi, do you have a travel card? we do! the discover it® miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 miles on e

me tell you, when it gets to zero and it counts down, i don't want to hit a gong or a buzzer, what we want to do because we are polite is when it says zero, we will start applauding politely. try it. [applause] yes. ok. yes. that is the very polite way of us saying nobody gets more time than someone else. maybe some of the candidate forums could learn to be polite. we are going to show them how. for us, election 2020 begins right here, right now. spanish] may i introduce our first candidate who would like to be the next president of the united states. announcer: please welcome bernie sanders. [applause] senator sanders: i see this big clock, right here. it is very intimidating. senator sanders, one minute. chairwoman waters: i see that asked senator sanders: i see that. believe me. i am wearing this red tie proudly today, because i am here to congratulate the nea and teachers all over this country who have had the courage to march on their state capital to demand that we change national priorities in this country. that instead of giving tax breaks to billionaires and subsidies to the

politics of distraction and these politics of division have driv us away from the actualer business of gong reporter: all right, erika lee and ian haney lopez, thank you both very much. >> woodruff: the role of the united states in mediating the israeli-palestinian conflict is almost as old, and as complex, as the conflict itself. american presidents have tried, failed, and tried again to bring an end to the standoff. last month, president trump's team began rolling out the first part of its two stage peace plan: e economic piece, unveiled at a conference in bahrain. the all-importt political plan is yet to come. jason greenblatt is e of the men leading the u.s. effort, along with presidential son-in- law red kushner. he's a former real estate lawyer turned negotiator, focused on some of the most prized, and fraught nd in the world. i spoke with him this morning. jason greenblatt, you very much for talking with us. >> thank you for having me. >> woodruff: so despite multiple efforts over the dedes, there has not been a mutually agreed-on peace plan ih middle east since jimmy carter, the cam

what's happening in democratic societies and with democratic ease elections that leaders see parade gong street and they jump out in front of it to be a leawar. if w something bert, each one of us needs to take a different path. i started this off as an institutional book. i wound upriting a book at how each within of us can individually be ater person. that's how we get it. it's true democratic and republican leaders today have a big problem of treating otr ople with contempt because that's what they believe their secret to success is. let's make it not the secret to their success and you will quickly see a dife fere behavior among journalists, among other members of thein media, cer among politicians, academics, leaders, people who actually get followers on social media, they'll fall in line. >> woodruff: you make it sound easy. >> it's hard, and hardest thing, of course, is to conquer one's own self. i've talked about th a great deal with his holiness the dalai lama who has been a teacher to me and he says conquer yourself. are you the master or the slave of your own feelings? and tha