gordon: yes.all of those circulating around hong kong suggesting that hong kong soldiers are already on the street interspersed with the street because there is the line of hong kong policeman being yelled out by policeman and some of those policeman do not understand cantonese in a cantonese speaking city and we cannot produce the hong kong police identification cards when challenged. i don't know if it is true or not -- probably not -- this is what people are thinking because there is this heightened concern about what is going to happen to the garrison. shery: because the key question is how question -- dangerous it it for beijing to allow protesters to get their way? gordon: although people in the mainland are not going to sympathize with hong kong people, nonetheless, when the people in the mainland see that hong kong protesters can push around the chief executive, people will say i have got complaints. i have grievances. , maybe i can push around the local party secretary. i think there is a

charles: stay right there, gordon.back when president trump made history walking into north korea with kim jong-un? it was actually only a week ago. well, now north korea's accusing the u.s. of being quote hellbent on hostility. gordon chang will come back, and we will talk about north korea, also protests are rearing their ugly head or positive head depending on how you look at it in hong kong. we will take you there as well, when "sunday morning futures" get it! get that butterfly! you know those butterflies aren't actually in the room? hey, that baker lady's on tv again. she's not a baker. she wears that apron to sell insurance. nobody knows why. she's the progressive insurance lady. they cover pets if your owner gets into a car accident. covers us with what? you got me. [ scoffs ] she's an insurance lady. and i suppose this baker sells insurance, too? progressive protects your pets like you do. you can see "the secret life of pets 2" only in theaters. charles: that didn't take long. talking about the new relationsh

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chang, author of the book the coming collapse of china, okay, gordon, how did president xi change yourposition? >> yeah, president trump in assembly speeches dwelled on sovereignty and when i heard them that's ridiculous, the whole notion of sovereignty was settled in 1642 at the treaty, but xi jinping of china for more than a decade has been dropping hints that china is the world's only sovereign state. he's been adopting the notion of china rules all under heaven so we need to have a conversation of sovereignty. i thought it was settled but xi jinping is attacking the very basis of the international system. >> so -- you said that president trump is the only key from blocking china to block china? >> yeah, he's the only global leader who has been talking about sovereignty, everybody else is either just dropped the whole notion or talk about multilateralism, so this is a conversation that we need to have because obviously the piece and the prosperity since world war ii is based on the notion of sovereign states that compete and cooperate in a global framework, xi jinping is undermining

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let's bring in berns mckenney and gordon charlap good morning to you both gordon, i'll start with youou surprised to see stocks moving down, the dow down 200 right now? >> not really, morgan. i think that the investment community believes that the rate cut is a foregone conclusion it's priced in so perhaps the fact that the jobs report came out the way it did, people are suggesting that possibly it might not happen, so they're maybe trying to walk back their expectations a little bit. but it has been a tumultuous free fall. it's a friday after a holiday. volume's down about 20%. we're just sort of listless trading here but i don't get any sense of this thing sort of gaining any momentum to the downside just sort of lackluster trading here a couple of things, though, that you have to look forward to in the weeks ahead. obviously, earnings are coming and the question will be, what is the impact of tariffs and trades on those earnings and how will they spin it if the earnings come up short so it will be very interesting in the next weekor two to see how that plays out >> berns, should a

from vienna, our security correspondent, gordon corera reports.e posted his plans in an online forum and switched on a facebook live stream for people to watch as he began. the christchurch attack was foreshadowed online, but it was missed by the security forces. brenton tarrant was allegedly acting alone, but he was connected to an international ideology, one which inhabits the darker reaches of the internet, a place for authorities, we've discovered, have not been watching. tarrant has appeared in court and has denied the charges. he lived much of his life online, but he also travelled to dozens of countries, particularly in europe. one of the places brenton tarrant came to was austria, and his extensive travel and his online activity shows just how international and interconnected the far right has become. he also made a significant financial donation to one of the leading figures in the new far right here in vienna. martin sellner is a far right activist who claims white europeans are at risk of what he calls replacement. that too was brenton

also the author of nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world he joins me from new york city gordon welcome to the program thank you so much matthew so the significance of the u.s. president stepping into north korea what are your thoughts completely inconceivable if you go back 10 years ago or 70 years ago because north korea has been a country that has seen the u.s. as its enemy and to have president trump step across the military demarcation line as he did on sunday is ultimately and issue of reconciliation between the u.s. and north korea so there are a lot of implications of all this but that was a stunning and a very good moment do you think that it was an appropriate time to make that step. probably not that step should have been reserved for a time when north korea had finally given up all its missiles and nukes president trump does this differently what he's trying to do is create such a favorable atmosphere that kim will feel secure enough to give up his most destructive weapons this isn't trying to entice the north koreans now no nation has been successful in doing that i

to get some clarity, let's bring in gordon chang, the foreign affairs journalist and author of "nuclear show down, north korea takes on the world." i want your thoughts on this "new york times" report saying there's a possibility the trump administration would look for a nuclear freeze instead of denuclearization. your thoughts. >> i was very surprised when i read that. i didn't think that it really reflected what was going on in the trump administration at this point. you know, if you go back, the clinton administration of george w. bush and president obama were accused of the same thing. those reports were not correct. so what we're hearing is essentially the same thing. a report like that does not deserve the attention its been getting. >> i know you have passionate thoughts about president trump going into the dmz. some argue, gordon, by him doing that, that he was signalling kim jong-un that it's okay just to do nothing, to not denuclearize, to just do nothing. but i want the play you some sound. this is from the director of korean studies at the center for national interests. list

also the author of nuclear showdown north korea takes on the world he joins me from new york city gordon welcome to the program thank you so much matthew so the significance of a u.s. president stepping into north korea what are your thoughts completely inconceivable if you go back 10 years ago or 70 years ago because north korea has been a country that has seen the u.s. as its enemy and to have president trump step across the military demarcation line as he did on sunday is ultimately and issue of reconciliation between the u.s. and north korea so there are a lot of implications of all this but that was a stunning and a very good moment do you think that it was an appropriate time to make that step. probably not that step should have been reserved for a time when north korea and finally given up all busy its missiles and nukes president trump does this differently what he's trying to do is create such a favorable atmosphere that kim will feel secure enough to give up his most destructive weapons this isn't trying to entice the north koreans now no nation has been successful in doing tha

gordon corera, bbc news.lescope, which has probing into the depths of space since 1957. the organisation says it embodies the value unesco places on the universality of science, and its ability to build international collaboration and foster peace. scientific research began atjodrell bank observatory in 1945, when the physicist sir bernard lovell came to the university of manchester. the lovell telescope, which was the world's largest telescope when it was completed in 1957, is now the third—largest. jodrell bank was on standby as the uk's early warning system against any potential nuclear attack during the 1962 cuban missile crisis. it tracked the first spacecraft to make a soft landing on the moon in 1966, printing this first picture from the lunar surface. from 1967, it also tracked us and russian crafts during the space race, and then in 1969 tracked the eagle lander onto the surface of the moon. today, the site's new accolade marks the end of a decade—long bid to gain world heritage status, following a 2

craig: i'm craig gordon in washington.nt trump is heading to wisconsin to tell his record on trade and push for his nafta replacement known as usmca, which still need to get across the finish line in congress. joining us from washington is afl-cio president richard trumka. what is the current view on usmca and the work nancy pelosi is trying to do in the house to clean up a little bit? richard: it still needs a lot of work to be done. as it is currently presented to us, it is totally unenforceable, on three different levels. we are working on that. working to clean up some of the language internally. then we are working to clean up a couple of other issues. we are constantly working at it. we are hopeful that we can ultimately get there. old enough to remember the first nafta fight, when the unions were pretty down the line against it. you seem pretty hopeful it could get through with the fixes you need on labor protection, wages, jobs, that sort of thing. has there been a sea change among your members about the positive b

news4's chris gordon has the terrifying details. >> 35-year-old colin black pleads guilty to forcing a woman to have sex with him. afte meeting her on the tinder app. >> tinder is what is called a hooking up app. it's an app where people get tother so that they can have a sexual affair. and you know, it's important to realize that no always means no and when a woman speaks out or wr that matter, any victim, that doesn't likeat's happening during a sexual activity, that no, means no. >> prosecutors say black's laptop and home computer show that he searched websites dealing with forced sex. the police report says that the victim said onstop, i d like it. get off me. it hurts. black grabbed victim a's wrist. she said get off me, i don't like it. in all, three women went to montgomery county police, complaining that colin black sexually assaulted them. after meeting him on tinder. >> we were able ton obt a conviction on second-degree sexual offense. twice, we got one before a jury. and one that he pled to later and we'reng holdi the third case in inactive docket so we can bring it up lat

news4 chris gordon explains. >> reporter: school buses arrive at the start of the newyechool . you heard right. this is not summer school. these students are being welcomed back after a short summer break. two montgomery county elementary schools in silver spring are testing this extended shool year pilot program. >> only bad thing is that we can't go on a family vacation but it's good to get a against the other kid that have not started yet. >> reporter: this is a title 1 school and means high number of kids from low income families. the extended school year program is meant to increase their performance in literacy and imagi imagine. they will serve a pents and teachers here to determine if the stinextended school year sh be introduced in other schools in the future. reporting from silver spring, chris gordon, news4. >>> old town alexandria has been forced to close up shop after flash floods caused damage. they are trying to get thing back in order but they have a long road ahead. she says two inches of standing water in that store and all of the carpeting needs to be replace

joining me now, gordon chang. your thoughts first on what to make of the reason for what appears to be, again, more missiles, short range or otherwise fired by north korea in the course of a week. >> well, when it comes to china and north korea, there are almost no coincidences. we know that the trade talks in shanghai are not going well for the chinese. i wouldn't be surprised if these launches r are really a plan accords nateed by beijing. they're going to try to get concessions on trade. the chinese that done this many times in the past and with president trump it does not seem to be working with them. lou: seem to be? it isn't working. he's told them to go about their business if this is the best they can do, because it's not acceptable to him. >> yeah. you know, that three-part tweet today, you know, was really refreshing. nobody talk to the chinese like that. nobody except for a guy named donald john trump. the chinese need to hear not only what he said but the way that he said it. this is a change in the wa

gordon, china will see what our feds will be doing? cameras have huawei parts, somehow it could be related to chinese government. >> it is, this story is not question of chinese trying to spy on us, of course, they are doing, that but the question is issue is why did our ghft allow this to occur. we've known about hick vision, and about huawei, and yet we install those cameras. david: what is the answer. >> to that is start to think about our national security, in a serious way. also to remember that china is an adversary or maybe an enemy in middle of may, beijing called u.s. a enemy, saying there was a people's war against us, yet we continue with this. david: what about mr. mnuchin announcing there is going to be an application process for companies that want to deal with huawei under new provisions. >> am i allowed to say we need a new treasury secretary, this is wrong, huawei is a direct threat to united states, from founding in 1987, it stole u.s. intellectual property, have you cisco, you have more fell -- nortel, all sorts of c

gordon is now in custody after being arrested in colorado.faces 24 counts of rape back home in scotland. >>> happening tonight in the east bay in less than two hours an annual music concert is set to begin in memory of a 14-year-old murder victim. jenny lin was stabbed to death in her home in castro valley 25 years ago. her case remains unsolved. the jenny lin foundation began soon after to promote music education. it is sponsoring music concert in hayward at 6:30 tonight. former abc 7 news anchor cheryl jennings will serve as emcee. >>> new details now in the shooting of former boston red sox legend david ortiz. he is out of the hospital today. ortiz was shot in the dominican republic on june 9th and was released from a boston hospital yesterday where surgeons had removed part of his intestine, colon and gallbladder. surveillance video shows the shooting. the investigators say the intended target was ortiz's friend. police have made several arrests. >>> retailers are taking a new approach to shopping and that story ahead. >> as i was checkin

fred thanks for being with us and gordon thank you. we'd like to hear your thoughts on all this.low me on twitter @lou dobbs like and facebook and follow me on instagram @lou dobbs tonight for.net era when four american values, the american way of life as the nations motto has earned a permanent place in one state's public schools. you will be fascinated by this story. in god we trust. how about that? a matter of law or it also the party of hate in their impeachment fantasies we have that and much more right after the break. stay with ♪ it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ woo! ♪ ♪ ♪ we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. lou: on south dakota public schools will not display are you ready, in god we trus

fred thanks for being with us and gordon thank you. we'd like to hear your thoughts on all this.obbs tonight for.net era when four american values, the american way of life as the nations motto has earned a permanent place in one state's public schools. you will be fascinated by this story. in god we trust. how about that? a matter of law or it also the party of hate in their impeachment fantasies we have that and much more right after the break. stay with lou: on south dakota public schools will not display are you ready, in god we trust on school walls under new state lapidus south dakota law requires the motto, in god we trust, be displayed in all places where students are most like to see it the bill's co-sponsors say it will inspire patriotism. the freedom from religion foundation, think about that. where did we get their freedom? urging residents to express their opposition to the law saying it's quote a violation to inflict godliness on schoolchildren. let me be clear it is an inflection of atheism to put that message in front of children. we need a moral compass in our fo

now let's turn to paul gordon in frankfurt. first thing in the morning our time there was a report from bloomberg that the ecb staff is thinking about changing his approach to the 2% inflation target. what do we know? but itt is early on would be a fascinating move it to happen. the ecb has not reviewed his inflation goal since 2003. the feeling is we have had so many years of below target inflation that maybe that target which is below but close to 2% is not specific enough. that seems to be the key idea. the hawkish members of the governing council tent is say that below but close to 2% means 1.7% is fine. what happens if inflation starts to subside again? mario draghi feels differently. we understand he is in favor of a hard 2% target or a specific 2% target with a flexibility to run above that if needed to make up for the weakness that has preceded him. the staff members are reviewing at the moment or evaluating, it is not a formal review, but that is something you could become under mario draghi or his successor. david: it

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gordon corera, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. spain's annual san fermin festival. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup, and they pipped the favourites, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated, and celebration parties were cancelled. the man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then he asked her for a cigarette, and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, she summoned a footman on duty, who took the man away. one child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. applause this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: a change in direction for greece, as the centre—right opposition wins a snap general election. president trump has reacted to the british ambassador‘s

from vienna, our security correspondent gordon corera reports.eeted images of the weapons he was going to use. he posted his plans in an online forum, and switched on a facebook livestream for people to watch as he began. the christchurch attack was foreshadowed online, but it was missed by the security forces. brenton tarrant was allegedly acting alone. but he was connected to an international ideology, one which inhabits the darker reaches of the internet, a place the authorities, we've discovered, have not been watching. tarrant has appeared in court and has denied the charges. he lived much of his life online, but he also travelled to dozens of countries, particularly in europe. one of the places brenton tarrant came to was austria, and his extensive travel and his online activity shows just how international and interconnected the far right has become. he also made a significant financial donation to one of the leading figures in the new far—right here in vienna. martin sellner is a far—right activist who claims white europeans are at risk o

gordon, i've been talking about this for how long? 20 years?'ve been on this for decades as well. how serious is this collaboration between big tech and the chinese government through its offshoots subsidized companies, and how dangerous could this be for u.s. geopolitical interests and human rights? [laughter] civil rights? all these things that liberals at google were endangered by the election of donald trump. but they are helping china? explain that. >> i don't know if i can explain that. it makes no sense at all. as gordon said, they refused to turn up their noses at helping the pentagon defend us, but at the same time they are helping the chinese communist party developed 24/7 high-tech surveillance technology, which basically puts every chinese citizen in a virtual prison. then they want to extend that prison overseas. lenin said the capitalists will sell us the rope that we used to hang them. these american high-tech companies are selling china the rope they are using to hang the chinese. make no mistake, after the chinese are hung, the

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also, sue gordon, trusted, career, principal deputy.is saying, she's the acting not what the president said on his tweet on sunday, which is i am considering who to name as acting and we've heard several names floated. they're all political. >> two things about that. first, i think that statement from richard burr is very much a signal to the white house and everyone else, which is let's see if -- i'm not going to spend any political capital on this nominee until i know whether it's serious because we've seen you before raise nominees with controversial pasts, you know, publicly announce them before you've done any vetting, then the nomination falls apart. i'm not going to stick my neck out. the second problem is, there is a statute that says sue gordon is to be the inexacting director of dni. i don't know how the white house plans to get around that. perhaps they plan to fire her so they can make someone else acting director but it seems clear they do not intend to follow the statute as it is written. >> she is so well deserving. thank

gordon, thank you for coming on. so what is the state of the play on negotiations with china?t do they want and what do we want? what is most likely to happen? >> i think we will have a long period, tucker, of negotiations. i know that president trump wants a deal but on the chinese side, xi jinping has a lot of powerful motivations not to come to terms with the united states. they do not want enforcement mechanisms. xi jinping is in trouble politically. so i think there is going to be a very long period here. we may well end up with no deal. >> tucker: you said he is in trouble politically. what does that mean? >> well, he has an economy that is not growing very fast. maybe 1%. maybe even contracting. as we saw from the numbers from may and june. also, he is being blamed for this trade war. and i think that he had real trouble in trying to impose on the rest of the chinese government and communist party the solution he wanted. we sort of know that because his trade negotiators withdrew the commitments that he had made. this is when they returned the draft of the agreement in

we can take you to court three with gordon reid and alfie hewitt.on this title about three times, three consecutive years. you would imagine, perhaps, favourites once again to wind it next year, but they are up against it. they are up against the second seeds. they dropped the first set and are 5—2 down in the second, so that run looks as if it could be coming to an end. we told you yesterday about lap foreign winning in the quad wheelchair doubles. he is in action in the singles today. —— and lap foreign. he lost the final to his playing partner. dylan alcott. he was comprehensively beaten in straight sets stop six life and love, six — two. disappointment after that success in the doubles yesterday —— in straight sets. 6— love and sex— two. yesterday —— in straight sets. 6— love and sex- two. comprehensive round—up, thanks, john. charles has gone quickest in third practice. the british grand prix ahead of qualifying later. the clerics at the fastest time, with ferrari team—mate sebastien bedell just fastest time, with ferrari team—mate sebastien be

thank you, lorna gordon. our top story this lunchtime.ng kong as an ‘undisguised challenge' to its rule by ‘violent offenders'. and at wimbledon — johanna konta is one of eight british players in action on day two. coming up on bbc news, phil neville says england reaching tonight's semifinal at the women's world cup is not an achievement and only winning the tournament can be considered that. they face the holders usa in lyon. it's make or break tonight for england's lionesses as they take on the usa for a place in the women's world cup final. a crowd of more than 50,000 is expected at the game in lyon with millions more watching on television. clive myrie is in lyon for us. this is a huge game but also a massive game for english football. they are trying to become the first senior side to reach the final of a major tournament since 1966. the usa tea m major tournament since 1966. the usa team in the hoteljust over there are the world number one. they are the defending champions. they go into the game as massive favourites, but, and a big

simon french, chief economist for panmure gordon joins us now.helle, give us your take on the corporate stories. on corporate results, there's two things to look out for, first of all, most of the annual comparisons for companies will be quite difficult because global growth was going really strongly at the start of 2018 and up against difficult scenarios will give usa against difficult scenarios will give us a bellwether sense further global growth slowdown has translated to topline growth, that's the first thing but the second thing, we get quite a lot of technology firm announcements and the ongoing trade frictions between the ongoing trade frictions between the us and china has very much hit the us and china has very much hit the enthusiasm protect stocks, maybe not in china but over in the us and europe. will you start to see some of the growth that is predicated on the emerging markets continuing theirdemand the emerging markets continuing their demand for technology started to be pared back and investors using their enthusiasm? a big week

we can speak to lorna gordon, and those meetings might be quite difficult.not least that meeting with the leader of the scottish conservatives, ruth davidson, who did not vote for him in the conservative leadership contest, and she has been very vocal in opposing all plans to leave the eu without a deal. within the last few moments, the prime minister has been responding to the speculation about what has been build a clearly a meeting, he says we are not aiming for a no—deal, we are aiming for a deal but preparing for a no—deal. he also says he has a strong relationship with ruth davidson and is looking forward to seeing her later, he says he likes her very much and supports her ambitions in scotland. of course, he will also have a meeting with the scottish first minister, nicola sturgeon, who has been very vocal in her criticisms of him. she said scotland didn't vote for the conservative government or the new prime minister, didn't vote for brexit and didn't vote for the no—deal brexit which mrjohnson's government is working on the assumption, she says, the

alfie and gordon also progressing through, beating stephan and nicholas, number one seeds, and they will go through the final as well, and of course there holding one three is near a commit of the ester they went another one. all eyes on the web and smile to come tomorrow with serena williams up against simona halep. read final, 12 feet winning for federer, at 37, at the 31st grand slam final, 156 the final in total, and he knows to hold back pain is trophy for ninth time, it will be no easy task. novak is supreme again, he isa easy task. novak is supreme again, he is a defending champion and he shows wide this week, he's rock—solid from start to finish it so far, i hope i can push him to the brink and hopefully beat him, but as will be difficult as we know, he is not number one just by chance, he's been so good for the last years, and it's always of course something that's very special to play against them, so i'm very excited to say least. as wimbledon enters the final throes this weekend for my netball is getting started, its the opening day of the world cup, cloud competition —— gran

she demonstrated this with her gordon-old son i'm working my core. yo will bows in.o the bench, okay. whatever you have. you have a bed, a chair, something. >> your family can also try a three-way lunge with a squat or a wall sit. both work the lower body. >> he wego again. side,e, sid back, back, and then hit the squat. >> to make this more challenging add weight. lean against the wall and you'la a 90-degree bend in your knees. try to keep your elbows and arms as close to the wall as possible, and you're goingo reach up and try to touch your hands together and keeping your arms as close to the wall as possible. it's way harder than it looks, but you'll really feel a good stretch in ur upper back and shoulders. >> and for 10 to 15 reps of each exercise, four times each, the best advice, set aside time each day for family bikes and bike rides to h everybody burn off energy and calories. >> because children need time to move and be active, and if you canheo that with tm, it's a win-win for everybody. >> studies show tt children and teenageca consume morefo junk od sitt

as gordon said, they refused to turn up their noses to help the pentagon defend us. at the same time, they're helping china, the chinese communist party developed 24/7 high-tech surveillance policy which basically puts every chinese citizen in a virtual prison and they want to extend the prison overseas. leap anyone said the capitalists will sell us the rope we use to hang them. now the high-tech companies are selling china, the rope they're using to hang the chinese. make no mistake, after the chinese come, they will come for the rest of us. >> i will say this, hollywood, the left, and all their cater walling about trump doing this and he's the -- he's the -- you know this and that, every "ism" and "ist" that you can imagine. yet they have no compunction about working with a country that subjugates its people, puts them in prison camps, no religious liberty, no free speech, no political disninety rights. and they don't bat an eye. i got to play this. general dumfort making these comments about assisting chinese military of the u.s. companies, let's watch. >> we watc

which thanks to general gordon meade didn't have a lot to do to fend off old gordon after getties rk -- sorry that was kind of a low blow. the confederates showing a much better strategic sense of importance of cooperation across theaters brought those men in, achieved numerical superiority every oh the union foes and thanks to a terrible, terrible mistake on the second day of the battle drove rosecrans and his men from the feemd in disarray only general george h thomas remaining on the field to salvage the battle for the union side. rosecrans would retire chattanooga and he would again prepare for the siege that ensued from the confederate forces fort fie energetically. he would make plans to open up supply lines. he had again issues with a supply line cut by superior confederate cavalry. looked kind of bad. it was a bad situation. and he really wanted to impress this. he felt like he needed to tell washington that, you know, this is -- this is -- i really need the troops washington responds by eventually transferring troops from mississippi and from the army of the potomac to event

i spoke truth to power when it was tony blair, when it was gordon brown, and i think i speak truth to mandate for a no—deal brexit. and i speak truth to power withjeremy corbyn. he has to ask himself, is he capable of doing the job and rising to the challenge that now presents itself to him? and just look at what has happened in the last few days. where is the strategy? it's not as if we didn't know that borisjohnson was going to be prime minister. where is the strategy? and i've just reached the point of deciding in myself, and it's a very personal decision, this is not about some plot or some other party, none of that, it's a personal decision, i no longer feel that this is the labour party that i have been dedicated to all my life. it's not the party of clement attlee, it's not the party of tony blair or gordon brown, it's not the party of harold wilson and all the leaders that we've had down the years. there has been an official statement in response from the labour party but i'm pretty sure they would argue that mr corbyn has already seen off two conservative prime ministers, dav

put that question to gordon chang, columnist, author, senior fellow at gate stone institute.'s growth is slowing. are trump's tariffs having an impact. >> they are. you know china said it grew 6.2% in second quarter, that is lowest quarterly growth rate since they actually started reporting quarterly numbers, there are two things going on, one is president trump's tariffs, they are creating uncertainty. businesses cannot deal with uncertainty, they are taking factories, moving them out of china to place like vietnam and central america, other thing that xi jinping, has an economic model that goes back to mao's time state dom nation that is not -- domination, that is not working, slowing down the economy. gregg: 20 seconds, huawei, dangerous for the united states? >> absolutely, dangerous for u.s. to give exemptions to huawei, there is no good or bad parts of huawei, management takes prove fri profit from goot them in back part that threatens up. gregg: thank you so much for joining us. >> happy to be here. gregg: all right, gordon chang. >> all right coming up next, we'll hav

there's your [ bleep ] pan. >> reporter: when i was invited to step into gordon ramsay's kitchen -- iorter: ramsay is headed into uncharted territory. a new dad to his fifth child, little oscar. >> there you go. how good is that, bud? look. >> all right, oscar. >> good morning, america. >> get them early. >> reporter: but also a new show, uncharted. on natgeo. where he travels to all corners of the world. >> you think this looks easy? it's way harder than it looks. >> reporter: exploring every taste and flavor he can find. >> like a crispy cockroach. it's not really a cooking show. it's a cooking adventure. it's tapping into that culture and to get back to open pit cooking in the middle of the mountain, sourcing the ingredients, you know, i can't feature roasted guinea pig on my menus here in the u.s. i would be taken down. have you ever had guinea pig? >> i do not. >> you do not know what you're missing, young man. >> really? >> i'm telling you, delicious. >> no guinea pig on this day but we got to work recreating his favorite dishes from his travels. >> what do we have here? >> this