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with me, the coming collapse of china author, gordon chang. hong kong. getting in, getting out, how difficult was for you? >> it was surprisingly easy. i was really concerned about getting in. everything went so well. i'm with the american conservative union dell goings. we're talking to people across the political spectrum because we want to find out what's going on. the main thing we found out on our first day the independence movement, those who want to break away from china, although still a minority is actually growing and that is surprising considering the normal conservatism of people in hong kong. deirdre: what seemed to be different about this round of protests the 13th or 14th weekend, different from the 2014 umbrella revolution, to your point, seems like there are civil servants, there is 55-year-old lawyers, there is accountants, not just students is that true? >> that is certainly true. we were talking to abaris sister who helps those who were arrested. he was saying his mother in the 2014 protest was very pro-government. now she

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joining us tonight, gordon changed as a gate stone institute. great to see you.e latest development in hong kong, this is not over and it seems these protest demonstrations are going to continue for some time. >> my wife and i were there last wednesday at the protest, you can see in the eyes of the kids, the determination in the grip. the most important thing, the humanity. these are two armies facing off with each other, the hong kong police and the kids. these kids believe they are fighting for the home and this is their last stand. they are not giving up. >> who is supporting them, the president stands with them. he is made very clear tissues and paying that there will be consequences should anyone be tempted to use violence against these demonstrators your thoughts? >> i think it's behind the scene talk between united states and china that was preventing the chinese from rolling out the people's armed police and the people operation on the street. i think china is restrained because it does not want to destroy hong kong more important, they realize that kids

gordon chang weighs in on the dangers they may face.nfpa josh campbell who shared his thoughts under president trump. check your program guide for more information. >> recently in washington, d.c. new york times reporters robin and kate discuss the supreme court confirmation process of justice brett kavanaugh. here's a portion of the program. >> he's a very good lawyer and very good judge. he would probably not get up there and lie in front of the american people, but that he navigated the truth i think is a good way to put it, that there are conceivably different definitions of devils triangle and all of those terms and that he said he had too many beers for example and that understates how excessively he was drinking but he did say he had too many beers. that's the kind of thing, i mean. it was ultimately not necessarily a technical why, but that is actually, the drinking was a through line that we found in this book which is frankly what help to understand his development personally and what it was like as a young person and how thes

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gordon chang, mo who is our main china watcher, china has gotten on a hostage-taking bing.et worse. that is gordon chang's place. i believe he has been let go. but he was held for quite some time. david: despite that happening, there is progress with china trade talks. it is happening in d.c. new this morning, president trump granting tariff exemptions to several hundred chinese products. edward lawrence joins us. he joins us here in new york. which products were granted these exemptions? reporter: we're talking 437 products of 400 things that will be exempted. laminate flooring, motors, motorcycles, electric motorcycles. items related to electric cars. david: related to the christmas shopping season. reporter: related to the christmas shopping season. first of all the exemptions are retroactive. in some cases companies can recoup losses or tariffs from july 2018. this is long way back here. the president offering concessions a way to roll back tariffs which what our chinese sources said looking into this week, a possible roll back of tariffs. this is a way to roll back tar

let's bring in china watcher, best-selling author gordon chang, on skype. gordon, the protesters are saying not enough. what else? >> certainly that's right, neil, because too little too late. carrie lam had a chance i think to actually settle this but that was some time ago. beijing of course did not letter. now demands have escalated. there are just as you heard, five demands which are now the four demands but also there has been a growing sentiment here people want independence. it is still a small group but nonetheless it didn't exist two or three years ago and now it has actually become a viable force. neil: let me ask you, gordon, when push comes to shove, claudia rosette was here from "wall street journal," that china will revert to military power it prefers being than the economic power it is. if these protesters don't get that message, china will force that message, what do you think of that? >> i don't -- now i guess the sentiment in hong kong, i think it is right, that china will not formally deploy the peoples armed police or peoples liberation a

journalist gordon chang reports on the dangers that south korea may face from north korea, and former agent josh campbell weighs in to on the fbi under president trump. check your program guide for a complete schedule. >> every yearbook tv covers book fairs and festivals around the country and here's a look at some of the events on the calendar. on october 10th-12th, it's the fall for the book festival in fairfax, virginia. that same weekend tune in for our live coverage of the southern festival of books in nashville. on october 19th and 20th, the boston book festival will welcome over 300 speakers, and we'll be live that saturday from the wisconsin book festival in madison which anticipates over 15,000 people in attendance. and later in the month look for us in austin during our live coverage of the texas book festival. for more information about upcoming book fairs and festivals and to watch our previous festival coverage, click the book fairs tab on our web site, booktv.org. ms. . >> good evening ask and welcome to strand rare book room. my name is nancy. for a little bit of histor

, neatly laid it out years ago about the coming collapse of china wrote a book to that degree, gordon changre in hong kong what did you see when you were there? >> what we saw were faces of very defiant, very determined protesters, showing a lot of humanity. this was the night after the hong kong chief executive said she would formerly withdraw the extradition bill which is what triggered these in the first place but is her concession, it did not actually take, it did not get the protesters to back down at all. these people have got a lot of demands. neil: what are they demanding now? it started with the extradition and they succeeded and got that but what are they demanding now? >> they have five demands now. first of all universal sufferage , but also they want the removal of the designation of riot from their protest and the release of protesters and perhaps most important, they want an independent inquiry into the police tactics, because everyone knows that there's been excessive force, and its been the excessive force of the police that have actually gotten a lot of people in hong kong

gordon chang on all of this. ford done, the president seems to be indicating here maybe we get a deal sooner rather than later. others say maybe we wait the whole impeachment drama out? where do you see them going? >> i see this a long and drawn out process, neil. with regard to everything, xi xinping, the chinese ruler owns the trade friction with the u.s. inside of bejing's political circles. if he makes significant compromises he is in political jeopardy. he needs pretty much a 100% win. president trump knows the ins and outs what is going on, we don't, but nonetheless from the outside i think this will be a very, very long process. i don't see a china deal well until next year if ever. neil: there is the japan deal scored today or at least broad outlines of one but awaiting approval of the usmca deal, the one the president scored with leaders ever canada and mexico yet to be ratified in congress. it looks like it could be a slow process. so what about all the trade back and forth and the fact that some of the

still with us a simon french of panmure gordon feared does this change your base case at all? don. does this change your base case at all? simon: no. i think it is a danger that we ever focus what is going on in saudi rather than what is potentially going on and iran. we spoke earlier on radio about the fact that what comes out of a is potentially some material developments regarding tensions in the u.s. and iran on the nuclear deal, what that means for a rainy and output in terms of the markets, and i think that is the biggest story here for the long term -- for a ianny and output in -- iran output in terms of the markets, and i think that is the biggest story here for the long term. starting to focus back on where they should be. nejra: on the u.s.-iran issue as well, if someone said to make him a look, if we did move to all-out war, yes you will see the spike of $100 a barrel, but if we stay away from that, do we stay range-bound, just been a higher range? range-bound.stay as we heard thereof this last hour, the fairly tepid economic growth on the demand side, there will not

that does happen, when you change leaders of parties. it happened with gordon brown the. interest, not the national interest, and they are acting as a small sect of what was a national party so i think they are rapidly losing their legitimacy to govern and taking us ona legitimacy to govern and taking us on a very dangerous course legitimacy to govern and taking us on a very dangerous course out legitimacy to govern and taking us on a very dangerous course out of the eu. i think we have to look for extraordinary measures, and that could well be having jeremy corbyn asa could well be having jeremy corbyn as a temporary prime minister supported by the other parties to get a brexit referendum through and then hold a general election once that has been resolved. i think that is now looking like the most sensible and perhaps most likely option for what has been a nightmare over the last three and a half yea rs. over the last three and a half years. and surely a few more months to go yet! thank you very much. the liberal democrat leaderjo swinson has reitterated her belief that

gordon smith about how ndnnis legends and newcomers are making big changes to the women's game. in a moment of defeat came a lesson in how to triumph. r iosfeated crowd favorite ff-year-old cori coco gauff, osaka invited her to join her in an on-court interview. something that doesn't typically happen in tennis. gauff refused at first, worried she would cry the entire time. osaka was overheard saying, "it would be better than crying in the shower later." >> i'm going to learn a lot from this match. and she's been so sweet to me, so thank you for this. i don't want people to think i'm taking this moment away from her. e,e really deserves it, so pneumonia. >> ninan: as new tennis stars emerge, they're setting the bar higher, a bar that was never low to begin, says gordon smith the c.e.o. of the united states tennis association. what do you think is really behind women's tennis and its fuccess? >> tennis is one of the few ports that women get paid well in. we championed that. we've had equal pay at the u.s. open since 1973. >> game and first set, miss king. >> ninan: billie jean ki

gordon texted canno, kitty cat later? yes? to which canno responded. okay. then a sudden change. had they spotted the surveillance? as trapp listened to the wi wiretap, she heard gordon talking about skipping town. >> i could hear the desperation in frank canno's voice. that desperation sent a hair on the back of my neck and i said, no, i'm not waiting any more. >> reporter: they're going to run? >> they're going to run. >> reporter: time to move fast. they caught one frank canno as he was boarding a bus and steven gordon, they found him where he worked, an auto body shop next door to hardy windows, but -- >> he made a run for it. >> reporter: an out the door? >> on a bicycle. yes. he had a little collision with one of our surveillance units and a little flying over the handle bars and he was taken into custody. >> reporter: both men were charged with four counts each of first-degree murder and forcible rape. and detective trapp prepared to confront the suspected serial killer. >>> coming up -- >> i knew this was going to be a lot different than any other interview i had ever done. >>> takeout with a killer. >> is

and gordon is really good at typing and describing the world, and identifying changes. so i think it's really important for everyone to every to have n who can help you identify able listen or sexism or racism. sometimes the world gets overwhelming and we feel tired and lose the ability to advocate for ourselves. but if you have a network of friends who can help cheer for you and help you advocate when you struggle to advocate for yourself, it's really, really important. >> host: you talk about the loneliness sometimes. >> guest: yeah. i don't really have a community that automatically gets me. blind people don't automatically get someone who is deafblind. the deaf community, the ethiopian community don't automatically understand me. so i have to work to build bridges and help explain, this is how i communicate. this is how i access information. i find middle ground we can all communicate and understand each other. that takes work. it's a process. and sometimes it gets exhausting. >> host: your brother was born deafblind as well, correct? >> guest: yes. and that's inter

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change between now and then, none of this is certain. in a moment, we'll speak to our scotland correspondent lorna gordon, who's at the queen's balmoral residencespeak to our legal correspondent clive coleman, who is outside the supreme court. this unanimous decision was stronger than many expected. absolutely. let's pause and think of the enormity of what has happened here. a prime minister of the united kingdom has been found unanimously, by the highest court in the land, to have unlawfully advised the monarch of the realm to suspend the sovereign body in our constitution, that being parliament, with the effect that parliamentary business cannot take place. that points out the latest example of something called judicial review. a process whereby any of us can go in front of a court and ask independentjudges to review the decision of a public authority, it could be a minister, it could be the prime minister, and rule on whether or not that is lawful. and that points out arguably one of the great constitutional clashes of our times between a powerful government, an executive on the one hand used to getting its way, and on the other, independent

changed the landscape of western europe. a fight that brought permanent consequences. this puts a lot of expectations on george gordon meade and the union army to completely destroy lee as they are pursuing him down to the potomac river, but the northern public just days after gettysburg think this is a battle unlike anything else they had ever seen. about 7000 men, union and confederate combined, are killed during the three-day fight. about 3000 die later from their wounds. they are left on the battlefield, as i mentioned, in graves like this where they are laid to rest. the northern pennsylvania governor comes to gettysburg near the end of the month and he takes a carriage ride touring, if you will -- i hate to use that word, but that is what he does. he rides around the battlefield. and the governor of pennsylvania is so appalled that the union men who sacrificed their lives, gave the last full measure of devotion, are buried in such primitive ways. so the governor of pennsylvania initiates the idea for a permanent burial ground for the union dead. and you know the next step in this story. when the state of pennsy

changed the wording. thank you for your comments on this. tom on twitter says, "disgusting, both cameron and gordonchildren at a young age, something you would not wish on your worst enemy, and both handled with total dignity". another one says, "much as i think the guardian editorial was wrong, the suffering the bollington boys cameron and johnson are inflicting on millions is far worse". liam says, "this is not class warfare, but no, the comments we re class warfare, but no, the comments were not appropriate at all. losing a child does not get easier if you are rich". thank you for those. get in touch with the programme is a ways, send us an e—mail, twitter messages. now the news with carrie gracie. the sports broadcaster and former england footballer gary lineker is one of a number of british celebrities who've agreed not to draw attention to any abuse they receive on social media sites. they've adopted the new approach after research suggested that publicising offensive comments played into the hands of so—called trolls. the group, which also includes london mayor, sadiq khan, says victims shou

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