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this is hatred, pure and simple. >> o'donnell: and weijia jiang joins us now from the white house. and the president promised to act with urgent resolve, but cere there any specific policy proposals announced today? >> reporter: well, cbs news has learned that before and after the president's speech, officials here met to draw out a roadmap to implement what the president outlined, but admittedly, there are very few ouecifics about what would go into legislative proposals. norah, we have also learned that after the president spoke, n.r.a. executives called members of the administration to say yhey were pleased with what they heard. >> o'donnell: all right, weijia jiang at the white house, thank eou. there were chilling words today from the anti-defamation league. the group says the el paso attack was the deadliest at the hands of a white supremacist in the u.s. in half a century. jeff pegues tonight looks at diere hate groups are spreading ineir message online and what vhe f.b.i. is doing to prevent the next attack. >> reporter: minutes before spening fire, investigators believe ac

this is hatred, pure and simple. >> and weijia jiang joins us from the white house. the president promised to act with resolve. any specific policy proposals announced today? >> cbs news learned before and after the president's speech, officials here met to draw out a road map to implement what the president outlined, but admittedly, there are very few specifics about what would go into legislative proposals. norah, we have also learned after the president spoke, nra executives called members of the administration to say they were pleased with what they heard. >> all right, weijia jiang at the white house, thank you. the game can be rough on skin... ...rehydrate and strengthen your skin... ...to bounce back ... ... and rebound strong. ♪ dove men+care sportcare rehydrates and strengthens skin. >>> there were chilling words today from the anti-defamation league. the group says the el paso attack was the deadliest at the hands of a white supremacist in the u.s. in half a century. jeff pegues tonight looks at where hate groups are spreading their message online and what

she says she's the victim of attempted blackmail if she doesn't return to shane jiang to pick up her birth certificate her residence permit in france will expire was a perfect office i'd rather live here illegally then go back and walk right into their trap that they want to force us to return and then they'll find some way to send us to a concentration camp they're trying to pressure as many leaders as possible into coming back since. that's exactly what happened to goodbye. she didn't go back and was arrested. the engineer had been living near paris for 10 years when she received a call one day from her former boss in december 26th jean it was a trap he called again and again insisting she returned to china to sign paperwork for her pension. do you want your greed to go at the time reports on the existence of the camps had not yet emerged. from what you say runs if he called her incessantly for a week and told her with a stern voice you have to come back you have no choice you have to sign your paperwork we can't wait for you any longer so it's like you have to come back. to return

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but as weijia jiang tells us, not everyone shares that optimism. >> i don't care politically. i don't want to have crazy people having guns. >> reporter: before taking off for his summer vacation, president trump tried to explain, without details, how he plans to keep guns out of the wrong hands. >> but we have to have meaningful background checks. i am talking about meaningful-- add that word-- meaningful. te reporter: but his call to action may be meaningless tithout legislation that satisfies congressional democrats, republicans, and the national rifle association. this week, mr. trump had several phone calls with its c.e.o., wayne lapierre, who has ndicated the n.r.a. will not aupport stronger background checks. r. i think in the end wayne and the n.r.a. will either be there or maybe will be a little bit more neutral. >> reporter: and even though president trump made this claim: >> i spoke to mitch mcconnell yesterday. he's totally on board. >> reporter: ...a spokesman for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he didn't endorse anything specific. on the campaign trai

weijia jiang on what was behind b. trump's decision. >> they have been screwing us for years. >> reporter: president trump slammed china's trade practices today, even as he backed down from some of his proposed tariffs. >> we're doing this for christmas season, just in case some of the tariffs would have st impact on u.s. customers. >> reporter: a 10% tariff on $300 billion of chinese goods was supposed to take effect on september 1. now cell phones, laptops, video game consoles, certain toys, shoes, and clothing will not be taxed until december 15. many u.s. companies, including adple, had lobbied for the delay. in june, c.e.o. tim cook sat down with norah o'donnell. n the truth is the iphone is made everywhere. it's made everywhere. and so a tariff on the iphone tuld hurt all of those osuntries. but the one that would be hurt the most is-- is this one. te reporter: but today's announcement won't help u.s. farmers who are still hurting from retaliatory tariffs. corn growers stand to lose $3.5 billion this year because

jiang came tojapan to give her jiang came to japan to give her some money for a nice wedding.l company making clothes. she showed me notes she says she took for nearly a year, documenting the hundreds of hours of overtime she says she wasn't paid for. she claims she is owed nearly $50,000. we spoke to two other people, also from china, made similar allegations about working for this company. the company have denied this. they say all employees were paid minimum wage and that they abide by all employment lawyers including working hours and they maintain: their payslips are accurate. so these are laban ‘s is they onto clothes? this one is for comme day garcons. do you remember this? this one is for barney ‘s new york. we put these allegations to barney ‘s new york and comme day garcons. comme day garcons say they insist on strict conditions with regards to health and safety, for all the factories they work with and this one was hired by a subcontractor without their knowledge or consent. barney ‘s new york city didn't order anything direct from this company and its in the proces

i've i've seen the chinese army in action against tibetan buddhist monks and against weavers engine jiang and they're fairly formidable up to now in hong kong we've seen rubber bullets and sponge bullets and tear gas but if you look at these pictures in this image these this is heavy ordinance is a machine guns. this is a real military operation you know can see them they they have all these facilities for getting into buildings it's a real full on military operation so i think it's something that we definitely need to to be aware of and to see that there's a strong message here. but here is are we witnessing a change in china's approach to the you're under arrest in hong kong seems we've lost the line to mathias our correspondent he is building other but we do still have clifford with us in the studio of course maybe we can get back to the tears in a moment what do you see there in what in terms of policy from china's point of view is this a turning point well i think until now we've seen how the hong kong police have been have been very active in quoting the protests much to the dismay

. >> producer steven jiang with us now. good to see you this morning. are we hearing anything from china in response to the tariffs? >> reporter: christy, in the last hour, actually, the chinese government has just responded to the latest move by mr. trump and really voicing its strong opposition to this move by mr. trump to the increased already announced tariffs on chinese goods. this response came in the form of a statement from the commerce ministry and saying this latest move by mr. trump really showing the unilateral approach to trade by the u.s. as well as its trade bullying tactics against china. it warned the u.s. to stop misjudging the situation or underestimating the determination that the chinese people have to fight this trade war or the u.s. would have to bear all the consequences of its own doing. so not entirely surprising in terms of these very strongly worded rhetoric from china given what's happened between the two sides but it is casting doubt over the next round of trade walks which are supposed to take place in washington in septem

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over a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes after it made landfall in the province of jiang early on saturday have been widespread power outages flights along with ferry and rail services have been cancelled acumen has been downgraded from a super typhoon to a typhoon as it moves north towards shanghai or heavy rain was forecast with warnings of more possible flash floods mudslides and landslides. south korea has opened the last of 3 hiking trails along the demilitarized zone on its side of the border the government hopes enosh havel promote cooperation with north korea catching up as her diane has mole is embodied for what they were going into the 3rd and last hiking trail along the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea is now open to the public was once marked by fences and land mines along this highly militarize the border public access was restricted for decades until now it's just a. little aside that has been forbidden to the public is now open for the 1st time i believe this symbol of division will become one of peace. the program is part of an agree

detention brainwashing torture huge prison like concow in the western sheen jiang reach an official called the education camps. but they're more like indoctrination prisons china boys the people under threat. comes up next on d.w.i. . to go off. somehow fisa was the highest scoring single bomb this millennium and amongst. them was some brains one. time for your edification once more with feeling. very fast bowlers all to see the a kickoff in 60 minutes w. o . robots are still going to devote. up in face of foot that's going to happen when they grow up will humans and machines be able to peacefully co-exist or are we on the verge of a robot collapse. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society ai will experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. dice or robot collapse starts aug 14th on d w. freedom. she'd almost forgotten the feeling. in fact there were times she thought she'd never experience it again. but here in istanbul on the.

the types of draconian policies cared out in shin jiang were copied and pasted in tibet, they have oneomodel that is supposed to preserve hodg hong konger's wayf life. kennedy: state department is used more forceful language to outline where the u.s. stands, and how supportive of the plo tesprotesters we are, and presit has kind of said you know china has a bunch of military equipment on the border ern calm down. -- everyone calm down, i know it not a great idea for u.s. to even think about getting into a hot war with china over hong kong, there so much on the line for both economies. what can be done in the next couple of days? what demands could be met that would let the protesters ease up comfortably. >> i think that reason why have you protests is because the feedback loop between hodg hongg citizens and their government has been severed. if you have some restoration of hong kong authorities recognize that will of hong kong people trends toward reform, then you might see a backing away. i think that u.s. should take it one step further, if we see any hint or actual acted from beiji

weijia jiang is at the white house.ey say this year's summit will be very different than previous years? >> reporter: good morning. for the first time in the 44-year history it will not end with the leaders signing a joint statement. the host french president emmanuel macron said the break in tradition signaled a deep crisis in democracy. last year president trump refused to sign the agreement and left the summit early amid disputes over trade. this year the group will take on several big issues including a weakening global economy. iran tension, and the possibility of russia rejoining the group after it was kicked out in 2014 over the annexation of crimea. president trump has recently said it would be good and appropriate for moscow to come back. macron said that can't happen until vladimir putin agrees to take steps to resolve the crisis in ukraine. there's also a newcomer this year who will likely make the event a little more interesting. new british prime minister boris johnson, who is known for being brash and bold

. >> nic robertson has been following this live as well as steven jiang. thank you both. >>> let's talk now with natasha. good to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> natasha we're expecting president trump to arrive in france at the bottom of this hour. he's been questioning why he even has to attend as he touches ground. what kind of reaction do you think he's going to get? >> well, i think as has already been reported, the u.s. is becoming more and more isolated under trump, and the last g7 in canada was a complete disaster. he sent the whole thing into disarray by refusing to sign an accord on climate change. and them he was also making attacks at prime minister trudeau of canada that didn't make really much sense at all. there's a sense that the u.s. is sort of on its own. it's becoming more isolated, there trump is becoming more unpredictable. remember, the u.s. is supposed to be ed looking on issues. it's supposed to be one of the world leaders on security, trade, hopefully the environment. and instead because trump's policies are so out of touch i

kim jiang-un not expected. i do want to ask you about former secretary of defense jim mattis.s a book coming out. there was an op ed today in the wall street journal. one of the things he talked ability is democracy. all americans need to recognize that our democracy is an experiment and one that can be reversed. we all know we're better than our current politics. tribalism must not be allowed to destroy our experiment. seems to me lot of people can agree with that. >> i certainly agree with it. jim's a good friend of mine. and i think he admitted in that piece i read that it got to a point with the president in dealing with him that he felt, you know, he was not relying on jim's advice any more. if that's the case, go get somebody whose advice he will rely on. >> dana: he said i did as well as i could for as long as i could when my concrete solutions especially keeping face with our allies no longer resonated, it was time to resign. pretty honorable thing to do, to resign. some people hold on for too long. >> well, yeah. particularly if you're not really serving the president

. >> cnn beige bureau senior producer steven jiang with us.arding the tariffs? >> reporter: the chinese government has not officially responded to mr. trump's latest move which was to increase already announced tariffs on chinese goods. and i think the swiftness of his action may have caught beijing offguard somewhat. if and when they do responds, you could expect them to use this as another example plaintiff trump's trade bullying tactic. his tendency to flip-flop on previous pledges or showing his insincerity in continuing these trade talks between the two sides. remember, the next round of talks is supposed to take place in washington in september. but one of china's preconditions to reach any deal is actually the immediate removal of any existing u.s. tariffs. so with these latest back and forth, that goal is certainly being made more elusive to achieve, not to mention that there is growing fear here that a chinese government could deploy other so-called non-tariff barriers against a u.s. business here. and that, of course, could be anothe

the years i mean i've seen the chinese military in action against them against weavers and engine jiangand then also in tibet in areas so we know what can be done but at the same time both of those while they were serious were very much crowd control rather than the sort of extreme situation that we saw in tiananmen so in this year given it's 70 years since the foundation of the people's republic of china when the government wants everything to be kept just so and to show a powerful and patriotic image i think they're unlikely to do anything that would cause too much instability at the same time they need to keep things running smoothly in hong kong for the very same reason so who knows it's a very delicate balance and at a very tense time especially in hong kong clifford could in china policy analyst thank you for. and the united states democratic presidential hopefuls have a good class in a televised debate as the party decides who will take on donald trump in the 2020 election candidates disagree on a wide range of issues from immigration and climate to health care 10 potential candi

brazilian delegation including the foreign minister and president jiang have also narrow sonner in the u.s. they're discussing for fighting those fires also narrow initially rejected an offer of $20000000.00 from do 7 nations after a war of words with the french president now later said he'd accept that money but only if he can control how it's spent the hours and continues to burn despite brazil's president ordering a $60.00 day ban on fires there is a bug reports from part of a one donia state j.d. wilson out or may have banned fire using amazonia in an attempt to discourage people from setting the forest in place. despite the precedent 60 day decree on friday when i were away from the city of port the wheel in the stadium from the nia fire men struggle to contain the flames the anger nearest told us the situation is desperate. f.l.i.r. for how did i miss the moment this is our life these days fighting one fire rather we still don't know whether this is criminal or an opera happening all the time. is located in the center west of brazil thousands of hectares of forest have already be

weijia jiang is near the president's new jersey golf club where he is on vacation. weijia, what's the goal of this policy? >> reporter: well, good morning, gayle. you know, president trump has already enforced a lot of aggressive steps against illegal immigration but these new rules bolster his long standing belief that legal immigrants should be merit based and hardliners in his administration like steven miller who have crafted much of the immigration policy have long pushed for these changes that target poorer immigrants. >> throughout our history, self-reliance has been a core principle in america. >> reporter: the acting director of immigration services ken cuccinelli announced it will be harder for legal immigrants to become permanent residents if they are likely to use a public benefit such as medicaid, food stamps, and subsidized housing. >> to ensure that our immigration system is bringing people to join us as american citizens, as legal, permanent residents first, who can stand on their own two feet. >> reporter: the administration argues that whether some

weijia jiang is at the white house. how is the president responding to the criticism over his ambiguous stance on gun control? >> reporter: good morning, anthony. president trump insists his position has not changed but it's hard to tell if that's true. because he has yet to spell out exactly what that position is and how he plans to tackle gun control. over the past several weeks what the president says seems to depend on who he is talking to. >> we're working on background checks. there are things we can do. >> reporter: immediately following that glimpse of assurance at the white house wednesday to clamp down on guns, president trump suggested current background checks are adequate. >> we already have very serious background checks. we have strong background checks. >> reporter: the clash adds to a string of confusing comments the president has made about how he plans to curb mass shootings. less than two weeks ago he called for meaningful background checks 17 times in the span of half an hour. >> we have to have mea