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you can see he's walking jing erle the t. buthat was a good swing. he was yelling go, go, go. he knew it was a little short. >> si woo kim has played 16 the last three days, maybe he can knock that in. this would be an unbelievable comeback for si woo toet back in real contention here. now corey conners after tha p clut putt at the last to keep his one-shot lead. >> a little back. conners just puts it right on the stick. >> the long dart. >> what a shot at a greatime to deliver it. >> i c't imagine what mallory is thinking now. you got team canada there. they're all smiles after that latest effort. >> hoffman, 7 iron. just turning a little bit right of the flag. three pretty good shots there. >> you got three potential birdie 2s in the final group. they're all in contention big time. so is this guy, especially if he can get a birdie here at the th. >> he pulled it. >> less than thbest from the contenders here coming down the stretch. >> coming up the last, they're blundering in. >> the guys with low round going. we have streelman bogeying and kokrak and ryan moore, 8 under onn

. >> does he have the authority to make a deal, or will he bring something back to xi jing ping >> that's speculation as to why the u.s. delegation came out last week. that they had to -- that that negotiation had to be seen in china as a chinese negotiating in china >> from what i understand, they did not meet with xi jing ping they did not >> no. >> yet, we have the reverse where their delegation is meeting with our president >> yeah, yeah. i mean, that is already going down as -- well, there's a lot of speculation right now in china and especially in the markets that this means that a deal is close. president trump is going to want to make some announcement as to the timeline of his meeting with president xi, and so in the chatrooms, a lot of investors were starting to place bets on ports, shipping, other stuff like this, that they think is going to benefit from this trade deal, and they want to see this trade deal done because they think it's going to be good for the markets. at least from an investigate standpoint >> it's a big deal listen, we love watching you if you use the bull in

who want the president to be in prison but not only him actually but the holy jing protesters in saddam say the arrest of the president is not enough and demand the military led administration be replaced by civilian rule plus the un's envoy to libya warns of intensified violence as fighting spreads from the capital to the south of the country. a censored version of the model report into russian interference into the twenty sixteen election won by donald trump has been released with a reaction split along party lines trumps a legal team declared total victory after the investigation found no evidence of collusion but democrats say he still has serious questions to answer of obstruction of justice allegations as a result in jordan reports that. donald trump's two thousand and sixteen campaign team was dogged by charges it was working with russia to throw the election his way but when robert muller was chosen to investigate those allegations this. was trump's reaction oh my god this is terrible this is the end of my presidency now bowler's investigation is done and the four hundred forty

distinction between companies that only do protection jobs and those that also go on this sensitive jing in this working on a company that can mount offensive operations and more fun to me chopper hopping after i don't know boko haram going to bush than escorting an oil executive from the airport to their rake and back. there's all sorts of differences between a commercial security company and a p.m.c. . a commercial security company delivers a wide range of services that borders on the just eco services outsourcing services technical services for example the installation of security measures around a office of c.c.t.v. cameras fencing lights it provides man guarding this is a god the front of office guy that sits at a security post or somebody that patrols a large yard with a sense now on the other hand the p.m.c. will often engage in combat and that for me is that the pm sees don't necessarily engage in combat p.m.c. use private military companies can get involved in the back end. but at the. proper but at least proper armies across the world in a support role but pm sees are sometimes

xi jing ping has told world leaders to gather in the road forum -- the chinese president devoted a largeortion of his opening speech to trade tensions and domestic reform along side details of his signature infrastructure investment program. >> this is now to be impolicemened. there are obstacles. >> unilateral measures should not be adopted, and in this context europe is prepared to work constructively and, of course, to grant the same and the same opportunities for chinese companies and investors and then granted for european companies in china >> it sounds like it's a good first step, but you want to see more what more would you want to see? >> speaking of president xi was encouraging because it offers a holistic approach. it offered a series of measures that had been discussed for so many countries over the last couple of months. >> it's not only the american and chinese conflict, but we can also build constructive and fair international trade order. if there is no hard rexit. the firm still backs its 2019 -- >> sticking with autos, daimler has reported a 16% slump in first quarter o

much of rest of the speech was xi jing ping trying to address some of the credit simples that have been discussed here at the belton road forum about the infrastructure program there's been a lot of criticism that it's a death trap for countries to get involved. that's the transparency that's lacking. that it favors chinese companies unfairly president xi has said that china would insure financial stakt of the project, and that the projects would be done in a transparent way, and that china would have zero tolerance for corruption there's a lot of talk about how the program needs to be inclusive, but i think at the heart of it, brian, what was interesting about that comment that he made when he had the veiled dig to the united states, was that it shows just how much china doesn't fully understand the level of anger that you could see in those comments from them and how their views are becoming much more mainstream. that the u.s. over years has been very generous with china and has been integral to china's economic success. >> i think that means there could be a trade deal. there's a lot

so that's sort of jing's gamble here, that he is betting that alibaba has another year to do this and the money to keep going for several years. carol: tell us about this guy. anybody going up against alibaba has got to have a lot of nerve. tell us a little about this character because i think he has a role model that's written about in the story and it's jeff bezos. >> that's right. he has alluded he has really doubled down on bezos' reinvestment model, the idea that succeeding to some degree in a particular business means you have money to play with, to try and eggs panned into an adjacent business. so as they've gotten better at food delivery, he took over china's movie ticket online market. that sort of thing. jason: one thing i want to make sure people understand because i didn't fully comprehend it -- i am sure you did, carol -- is the market opportunity here because of chinese population. the u.s. has 10 cities with a million or more people. china has 156. carol: i know. jason: i stopped cold while i was reading that. can they get to a sizable chunk of this market? jeff: it see

has taken the wrong approach his idea about having free and fair trade, which is the same that xi jinged about. what you need to look at is the proof of the putting the european union, when you hear across the globe is often viewed as being very protectionist because, remember, the e.u. has high tariff barriers, and that's why the e.u. has underperformed relative to other regions of the world economy. when we look at trade, you need to actually start looking at the detail, and it's not just this is always bad. this is always good. the u.k. would be better served by cutting deals itself with others >> quick word on the extension to june 30th, which mrs. may has in the last hour asked for as well how do you feel about that >> well, i think that when one looks at any economy, the outlook depends on -- the policy stance being taken by the government leaves a lot to be desired, but confidence is a key factor as i correctly was talking about before the referendum, i call it a nike swoosh. confidence will be hit by uncertainty. what's clear when you talk to business is they want clarity and c

. >> we cannot wait to meet him jing zh .ing zh >>> good morning to our viewers in the west.ril 5th, 2019. welcome to cbs this morning. president trump heads to the mexico border today after postponing his threat to close it. why he's now threatening tariffs if mexico cannot block migrants and drugs from entering the u.s. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo will be here in studio 57 today talking about trying to break the deadlock over a trade deal with china. we'll ask him if he believes chinese spies are trying to exploit security spies at mar-a-lago. >> security officials say

cnn's brin jing ras is live with more on this and what more do you know? it down for viewers. a month ago we learned 33 parents were connected to the case. they were charged in a criminal kplantd. that is where we get the big booklet that you showed viewers with all of the evidence the government said they had against the parents including recorded phone conversations and emails. so they were charged with one federal count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud. sources tell us they had more evidence against the parents and this they could bring more charges against them. and they ran the risk of that happening if they didn't plea out deals with the government. so that is what we're seeing today. 16 parents now are facing an additional charge in an indictment of money laundering. so the stakes really just got higher for those 16 parents. and that does include lori loughlin and her husband fashion designer mossimo giannulli. now this is just coming a day, as you said, after -- 13 parents including felicity huffman did take the plea and they are going in front o

>>federal prosecutors filing charges against chinese national yu jing jang, who they say illegally into president trump's mar-a-lago club in florida last weekend and lied about it. prosecutors say jang was carrying 2 chinese passports for cellphones a laptop computer, an external hard drive type device and a thumb drive that contained quote malicious malware. >>is this malware that she was you know where she had on the thumb drive wasn't intended to be planted in some some fashion. we don't know the answer those questions. >>according to the complaint jane initially told secret service she was at mar-a-lago to use the pool. club managers believe she was related to another member of the club with the same last name and allowed in. but when questioned by receptionist jenks story changed responding that she was there for a un event at the reception snoo did not exist. >>if you are trained, you would never have deviated from what your story was at the front gate to any sur security checkpoint. >>it just doesn't feel like a spy effort to me. >>agents removed jang from our law good interviewe

the letter says the irs should refrain from die vul jing the information. which brings us to another trump appointee. attorney general william barr. and so this becomes another test of what attorney general william barr is willing to do for donald trump. it becomes a test for donald trump's commissioner of the irs who has no legal basis whatsoever for not turning over those tax returns by wednesday of next week as chairman neal has demanded. and so all of the donald trump appoint appointees involved, secretary mnuchin, brend mcintosh, william barr, irs commissioner charles reddick might be staring at donald trump's lawyer's letter right now trying to see if there is any legal hook they can hold on to as an excuse for not complying with very of office v and recognize that the president's lawyer's letter is a legal joke to be dismissed as soon as they read it. maybe. the lawyer's letter says requests for tax returns and return information must have a legitimate legislative purpose. chairman neal's letter says consistent with its authority the committee is con

with president xi jing ping to announce any trade deal that they finalize over the coming weeks.an interesting one, though, brian. i asked the president -- i was in the oval office with the president and the vice premier yesterday, and i asked the president what the sticking points are still here in this negotiation. he raised two issues he said one was tariffs, and the other one was intellectual property theft if you look at it, those are the two issues that started this entire negotiation the president said that they've agreed to more things than they haven't agreed to, but when he mentions the two sticking points, it's still the two fundamental core things of this negotiation. it gives you the sense that there still are some very core issues here that are outstanding. that's what -- that may be why the president is talking about another month or more in these negotiations, brian. >> you know, i know that, and nobody is discounting the importance of these trade talks and the deal with china, but i also know from you being in the oval office that this situation with mexico is he

. >> we cannot wait to meet him jing zh .ing zh >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's friday, april 5th, 2019. welcome to cbs this morning. president trump heads to the mexico border today after postponing his threat to close it. why he's now threatening tariffs if mexico cannot block migrants and drugs from entering the u.s. >>> secretary of state mike pompeo will be here in studio 57 today talking about trying to break the deadlock over a trade deal with china. we'll ask him if he believes chinese spies are trying to exploit security spies at mar-a-lago. >> security officials say they will sue jussie smollett to pay for the investigation into the beating that turned out to be a hoax. >> and we hear from marin morris. how the singer song writer is using her fame to push for change. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> if the drugs don't stop, mexico can stop them if they want, we're going to tear up the cars. the cars are very big. if that doesn't work, we're going to close the border. >> the president gives me

. >> dean jing, heritage foundation. there has been some pushback in various quarters that while the u.s. has charged madam hmong over iron sanctions that while huawei and t-mobile was old fashioned pauj. no one has yet filed a suit or filed charges that specifically argue that huawei engages in cyber espionage. and i'm wondering what would be your response to that? because obviously there is a difference between information nas collected by law enforcement information that's collected from the intelligence community and what can be used in court of law and not. >> this is one of the argues or pushbacks you will hear two things. one i add into that the fbi indictment and i encourage everybody to read that indictment, that new york huawei indictment. pretty damning. and so if you're talking about huawei engaged in saying i'm going to spy for the chinese intelligence service to get x? probably not happening that we would know of. but what is happening is the fact that they're enabling the chinese intelligence service by ac

the president said ultimately there could be a summit meeting in washington between himself and xi jingg i was in the oval office yesterday with the president and the chinese vice premier who has been here loading the chinese delegation, and i asked the president what the sticking points are that still remain to be solved. here's what he said. >> well, we have things. we have things we're talking intellectual property protection and theft. talking about certain tariffs that's very important at certain elements of the tariff that is in discussion right now. the praez suggesting intellectual property issues are at the core there and certain tariffs at the core. if you remember, guys, that is sort of where this debate started. with intellectual property, theft by the chinese as the u.s. alleges being the core of the debate and also the tariffs being at the core of the debate. two fundamental issues the president suggesting they are still unresolved as the negotiations are ongoing the president, though, saying about four weeks until he thinks they'll know whether the negotiations have born