commissioner jung. >> thank you. i guess this is more of a protocol, thank you for describing the increased funds on the modified budget will cover. but what i noticed in looking at the attachments that these are not included. is tht upon general practice you don't go back and modify the original attachments to the contracts to show the plan modification activities. do you know. >> if you can elaborate i could answer your question. >> when this is -- when this contract is the grant modification is brought to commission you have a cover memo and explains the different plans for the modified use of the modified funding. and then the reference to attachment to the contracts is it when i review the attachments i don't see language that covers the modification. although it is clearly defined in the cover memo presented to us. my question is, what is the practice for contracts had you do a modification in terms of modifying the specific attachments to show that the additional funding will be used for. >> i would like to re

>> from jung. take a vote to approve item e. >> president knutzen? >> yes. >> vice president spears? >> yes. >> commissioner bittner? >> yes. >> commissioner jung? >> yes. >> commissioner lum? >> yes. >> thank you, we have a unanimous vote. >> thank you. commissioners the next is item f and requires a vote by the commission requesting authorization to modify the existing grant agreement with the family care giver alliance, fca, res spit and services for july first of 22 through june 30 of 23 in the additional amount of 16 thousand dollars plus 10% not to exceed 3, 958, 872. and again here is erika maybalm who would present. why one last time good morning, commissioners i'm still erika maybalm program analyst. in is a budget modification for 160 thousand dollars for the family care giver arc lines the modification will allow fca to provide up to 2,000 hours of respite guarantees for new requests for inhome and 35 hours of counciling service depending on covid and comfortable level could be in person

you asked about the letters from kim jung-un when you interviewed him for the book and you and i haveous could be for trump, the lack of respect for classified documents. >> that's right. it came up actually he brought up the letters. and we reported on the existence of this email a couple of weeks ago. there was a back an forth between the national archives and trump's aides about getting those letters returned. we understand they were not returned until earlier this year. i asked on a lark if he had taken any mementos. and he said nothing of great urgency, no. so he denied it. and then he brought up the kim jung-un letters and said we have something -- you know, we have great things, something to that effect. registering my surprise because it appeared to be saying that he had them. and then he backtracked and said no, no, they were in the archives. and they were not at that point. so he went with a denial and then seemed to want to brag about the documents and then seeing my reaction backtracked. >> yeah, a lot more to learn about what he had there and who had access to those class

kim jung own, also acknowledged plans to conduct more of the tests. kim said the launches were in response to joint naval drills between the us and south korea. from mcbride has more details from san the north koreans have said very little about this flurry of miss ballistic missile activity that's gone on pretty much on, unchecked for 2 weeks continually launching of these missiles the last week of september, the 1st week of october and then today, monday, the official north korean news agency comes out with almost a pronouncement, a long declaration of exactly what it's been doing. the dates of the tests, the types of missiles being launched and tested with photographs showing kim jung on the low north korean leader overseeing all of these tests. and basically the headline to come away from this is that the north korean say the goal that they have been doing is carrying out what they call tactical nuclear drills. this is the supposed to development of a smaller tactical nuclear devices. now, these are the, the kind of miniaturized nuclear warheads t

well, pull yourself together jung obey captain how to win yours? academician of the underwear shone, in oncology we will wait for his arrival. there were cases when glyablostomy was resorbed. why are you saying this? seryozha why are you saying this? well , why are you saying this? don't you understand that she understands, she leaves, she dies, serge is enough. on shit and so on until the end of life, but who is allowed to live in this world for how long? i am a ripe toy. i am a ransom. oranges, the sun is still three two neighbors. i forgot my key in my room. may i use your best? well, i don’t know, but wait for the key . you can also take the madman on duty. the one we'll see. dear friends according to our tradition, every first day, but all those who come to rest are simply obliged to check in. whoever has any complexes immediately discarded them. i ask you to walk, but i really wanted to dance. i tell him if you don't dance with me, i'll die, and he'll miss the princess. understood, understood good evening. vladimir invite marina to dance in t

ballistic missiles toward the east sea, just days after lodging, a nuclear cable, the muzzle over japan. jung says the launches were in response to threats from the u. s. washington and south korea have been holding joint military drills off the peninsulas east coast. a wild fire on chill is easter island has caused irreparable damage to the ancient mar, my statues. officials said the stones are cracked and charred from the fire, which broke out on monday. the sacred statues were carved centuries ago by indigenous polynesians and our unesco world heritage site. in thailand, funerals and prayer services have begun for victims of one of the countries, worst mass killings of former police officers stabbed and shot 36 people on thursday, including many children at a childcare center in northeastern thailand, toys, game and flash debts. how do yet all but out of it, if been remembered, he is one of the 24 children who died during a my did a swam pitch at a daycare center. not many on the day of the incident, i didn't give him a call. i normally do that every morning. it was raining that day and i

things escalated quickly, put it shows a man in a bray, apparently consul general jung show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign. 2 does a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. oh, don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, he's then broad eyed by british police and fellow demonstrators. i later at a press conference with british parliamentarians, the victim of the attack, bob chan said he was shocked, as it happened. number of your soil. isn't that i left hong kong because of the national security law? it meant drastic changes to the freedoms we enjoy and hong kong and how we live our lives. china's foreign ministry accused disturbing elements of legally entering the consulate and such as lodged a formal complaint with britain council. john later defended pulling the protesters, hair, telling sky news. he was just doing his duty as chan was abusing his country and his leader under she, jim ping relations between britain, hong

up to breath, thinking of growing a berry, jung throws corpses behind the walls of the city of ufa withatapults, submits to an epidemic of verma. before pravda , it was possible to write janibek here, you the finders have a biological failure, their knees are a little roundabout. in this story , one notary gabriel demisi, which he led in 1347, is guessing off at one border to the dennik, and you know, they published it only at the seat of stockholm 19 on the other with corpses, besieged cities, threw them on a shmat earlier, this is not the most effective way and on the third muci, describing objects of the bubonic form. pain, the fluctuating cause was a biological disorder from the dzhenika, then the picture was for the family, but is it a pulmonary form, the declension is not bubonic the sound does not go beyond the boundaries of its asya mouth, then god, the grass to justify the unfortunate yessa, you see, not a jog, and they didn’t ask her hand lyokha bubonic noise is not one bacteria one form of several herbs here to crush, a small medical here is a knock fleas that live on spiders

ballistic missiles towards the east sea, just days after launching a nuclear capable missile over japan. jung says the launches were in response to threats from the u. s. washington and south korea have been holding joint military drills off the peninsulas east coast. in thailand, funeral rights have begun for the victims of one of the country's worst mass killings. family members preyed in front of the coffins, covered with portraits and toys. a former police officer stabbed and shot 36 people, including many children at a childcare center. in iran, protesters clashed with security forces and fresh anti regime demonstrations. a man was allegedly shot in his car and, and, and dad, the capital of kurdistan, province writes groups based in europe, say the victim was shot after honking as security forces demonstrations over the death of a woman in police custody are in the 4th week. iran denies her death was caused by a police brutality as a protest in iran enter their 4th week. i asked ali bye as of international crisis group, whether he's surprised that the outreach has continued for so long.

. >> junge would outlaw abortion. >> two years ago junge nearly lost a race against slotkin. >> 46 years of kildees in congress comes to an end in november. >> reporter: he's willing to check on the economic policies of the biden administration. >> when one party has the white house and boldt parts of congress, that governance is often seen as too extreme. i see that as a campaign all the time. >> kildee elected years ago, his uncle was in for 36 years. he implored voters to see it as a choice. >> i don't walk lock step with the political party. what's the republican brand, what we're running against? it's a party that's lost its soul if not its mind. >> one thing that's clear, three weeks from tonight all eyes will be here in saginaw county. classic swing area. it certainly will give an early sense for how the night will be for democrats and republicans alike. >> jeff zeleny, thanks for that. >>> florida, marco rubio and val demming facing off in their first and only debate on the floor in a senate race. they got heated answering questions on abortion rights and drugs. demings attacking

i hope it's for you, yes jung textile.his is an example from the first series, also with foreign capital. then the enterprise worked at a capacity of 15%. i don't understand these people at all, who are even more so. abroad and in every possible way promote , initiate, and then approve these imposed sanctions, from which not only private businesses suffer, but also ordinary people who simply do not receive their salaries, already seeing off the director, he said we are looking for opportunities, while it is difficult, but business does not stand still , and it adapts to reality. therefore, we adjusted after all 18 years it’s hard to ruin the existence in a couple of months, so we found a way to transport by rail. and at the moment we have , uh, at the customs in brest, there are eight wagons with raw materials. and this is, uh, not the first delivery. what volume, well, this is about 100 tons, which will give us non-stop work for half a month and then we already have it, of course, it will be once every two weeks. these ar

in beijing, steven jung. what can you tell us about this lineup of top officials? >> reporter: it's all xi's men, in short. before this party congress, there had been a lot of speculation that this would be a norms-busting party congress, but we were not sure the degree. now this lineup is the latest and the most powerful proof that xi jinping holds absolute power over this party of 96 million members, by extension, this nation of 1.4 billion people. because by staying around for another five-year term and potentially ruling china for life, he really has busted all the norms and convention and things we thought that had been institutionalized in the chinese party power structure in terms of leadership succession plan and promotion of officials. age limits, term limits, collective leadership, power-sharing, meritocracy, they're all gone. you mentioned the new members of the standing committee. at least four have worked closely with xi jinping during different phases of his career. either in the provinces or in beijing. actually, three of them have served as xi jinpi

. >> junge would outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. >> two years ago junge nearly loste to slotkin. this year, he moved into district to take on kildee. >> 46 years of kildee in congress comes to an end this november. >> -- running to check on the economic policies of the biden administration. >> one party has the white house and both parties of congress that governance often is sees as too extreme. and i see it as a campaign all the time. >> kildee, first elected to congress a decade ago after uncle held a michigan see for 36 years, conceded that the democrats faced deep challenges on the economy. but implored voters to see it as a choice. >> i don't walk lockstep with the political party. what's the republican brand that we are running against? it's a party that has lost its soul, if not its mind. >> so, the campaign closes with the economy as a central issue. do democrats think they will lose control of congress? >> anderson, there is no doubt that the democrats wanted to close this campaign in the final weeks with anything but the economy. we heard the president tal

further, freud's ideas were continued in the works of jung and horney and now the intrapersonal conflict is explained by scientists as a serious difficult, resolvable feeling inside the personality, the solution of such problems is exactly what modern psychologists and psychotherapists are doing. often people who have experienced mental anguish, they say it would be better if my arm or leg hurt? but when the soul hurts, you don’t know at all what to do with this problem, let’s try to figure it out together with our guest, medical psychologist natalya gromova natalya hello. natalya vladimirovna gromova researcher of the department of mental and behavioral disorders rpc mental health sphere of professional activity diagnostics and correction of children with psychological developmental disorders diagnostics and correction of neurotic disorders positive short-term psychotherapy, personality-oriented reconstructive psychotherapy, family systemic psychotherapy, mental arithmetic mental arithmetic and children with childhood autism improvement of the interdisciplinary advanced training system

jung yul, who ordered the creation of a crisis headquarters before dawn, arrived.st of the casualties have been delivered. this is a real disaster at night in the middle of seoul happened a tragedy that shouldn't have happened. i pray for the repose of the dead and express my deep condolences to their families and hope for a speedy recovery to the victims of the mortuary, under which the gym was converted, the identification of the bodies of the dead continues in the investigation of the causes of the tragedy, about 700 law enforcement officers are involved in memory of the victims of the halloween nightmare called in the local press in the country declared a national mourning. sergei mingazhev. alexey pechkochkov, east asian news bureau. across a couple of minutes we will return to the air and continue do not switch. new shots of the interview about the historical speech is still tired, the valdai club from all sides, as well as the unpredictable decade. here is our power. she is ready for this . peskov’s revelation to change someone, fire someone, appoint someone

preparing the future decryption reich, in particular, by the hands of german scientists who emigrated carl jungouldn't we already start preparing similar similar plans yes mrs. sofia, a reasonable question, but you know they were preparing but the plan matured at the very end of the war ah because the morgental was a famous plan and then only the marshal appeared already after the war, that's why you can talk about what was cooked, but you can't cook it. in general, i want to always remind you that both germany and japan were occupied allies and this is very important. this is me. how do you imagine the occupation of russia in the event of preservation her nuclear potential i don't know i don't want any events russia's identification plans to prepare you with i want to say that you and i would be better off thinking about the rules secured from russia so that we would be in nato so that it would be a nuclear umbrella for us so that we would not allow the possibility of a nuclear strike never in ukraine, this would be a good plan, and let the russians deal with their own problems if there is no

has been accused of committing crimes against humanity on the weak amongst them. minority ins and jung, indonesia, cats, all the united arab emirates in pakistan were among those who rejected the motion which was brought i, a number of nations including the united states, canada and the u. k. a mexican city mayor and his father among at least 20 people killed in a shooting attack on local government offices. gunman burst into the town hall in san miguel to to lap and in good aero estate and opened fire on a meeting. manuel rap, hello. now reports a facility if you feel the a town hall peppered in bullet holes the like. this is the scene following a violent attack against public officials in the small town of san miguel totaled up on a separately at least 20 people have been confirmed dead after gunmen stormed the local government offices went away among those killed during the attack was the mayor of the town con bravo. mendoza. alameda of books in marmont allowed approximately 140 to 145 in the afternoon. i was in my office working as like 2 every day from monday to saturday. about ti

testify these longer ranges, but of course, north korea famously has announced of just last month, kim jung on the saying that it is now enshrined in law that north korea is a nuclear armed a power. so you want to show to the world that you have the longer range missiles to be part of your arsenal, and it does come. i did an increased period of activity, both diplomatically and militarily, you've just had the visit by carmella harris, the us vice president to the d. m. c. and of course are just about now we're having wrap up these naval exercises off the coast of south korea. the involving the a u. s. s. ronald reagan, the nimitz class aircraft carrier, the 1st time the u. s. have deployed an aircraft carrier on exercise to these waters again in 5 years or right a rama bry live us there in sola, thank ukrainian forces of achieve their biggest breakthrough in the south since the war began. they pushed through russian defenses. andrew advancing rapidly along the denise river cranes military release. this video showing soldiers raising their country's flag in a freshly retaken village against

dates of the tests, the types of missiles being launched, her and tested with photographs showing kim jung on the low north korean leader overseeing all of these tests. and basically the headline to come away from this is that the north korean say the goal that they have been doing is carrying out what they called tactical nuclear drills. this is the supposed development of a smaller tactical nuclear devices. now, these are the, the kind of miniaturized nuclear warheads that you would put onto a rocket or a short range ballistic missile. it does require an awful lot of a technical advancement of technology and technological know how in order to do this, and it's unclear just how advanced the north koreans are in developing tactical nuclear warheads. but certainly, they are working on the delivery systems for these types of warheads, and they've also, as well as carrying out to assure to range ballistic missiles. probably the most serious development of the past couple of weeks was last last week on october. the 4th, they launched an intermediate range ballistic missile right over the top o

what exactly is kim jung un trying to say?that you spoke to shortly after that test really says it all, north korea as a country, they really would like the world to pay attention to what they do. with everything else going on in russia, ukraine and between china and taiwan, they have kind of gone unnoticed by the international community. they would like to, they would not like to be forgotten. and thatis would not like to be forgotten. and that is usually when they resort to these kinds of provocative actions. at this time, they chose the opportune time to do so, which seems to have coincided with the vice president visit to south korea. the us, japan and south korea have launched military exercises in response to the missle launch. what other measures do they have to prevent a nuclear attack?, nuclear attack, they rarely, if north korea decides to launch a nuclear missile, i'm sure one of those three countries radars will detect movement on the ground in one of theirfacilities. at detect movement on the ground in one of thei

united nations rights council has voted down a motion to debate alleged human rights abuses in china's jung province. the 19 votes to 17 defeat is only the 2nd time in the councils. 16 year history, a motion has been defeated. china has been accused of committing crimes against humanity on the weekend. listen minority john, indonesia, cat, all the united arab emirates and pakistan are among those who, which act at the motion, which was brought by a number of nations including united states, canada and the u. k. e foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, says the block is considering sapping additional sanctions on iran, as rights groups. their say, thousands of it arrested hundreds injured in the crime down on the demonstrations. the protests were triggered by the death of 20 chiro ma saw a meaning in police custody. that have been more than 2 weeks of unrest now with young women often leading the protests, human rights groups of accused the iranian authorities of using excessive and lethal force against anti government protested. at least 47 people have been killed . or a source close to the

japan for training with the south koreans. us fighter jets have also carried out drills with japan. jung young's nuclear capable, ballistic missile was the 1st to fly over japan in 5 years. our white house correspondent kimberley hancock is with his kimberly the u. s. flexing military and diplomatic muscle. tell us more. yeah, that's right. well the united states is beth. it's request having a meeting of this to discuss the latest launch by north korea cross japan on tuesday of it's ballistic missile. there is that discussion taking place at the un security council, but we also know that joint exercises are taking place as well. the reason for this is that the united states is really using these short exercises with south korea, as well as japan, as a show of force to really deter north korea from conducting any sort of similar launch. now the reason for this is that the united states is really trying to send a clear message, tried to limit this for ballistic missile program, will the same time trying to pursue diplomacy with north korea. to that end. the latest member of the, by the adm

hmm jung , in my opinion, is called, and there, from it, people were blown away .e dmitry veshkov worked as a builder in the brigade of vladimir taranov in suburb of yuzhnomorsk on the construction of a brick factory. so what's next, and then two months ago , he was released on parole. dima and i checked, broke through the bases and then ta-dam. the day before yesterday, the veshko arrived in sochi. but the most interesting thing was that last night he bought return tickets to yuzhnomorsk. leaving tomorrow morning . oh, so it's necessary, where now his phone is located in a cheap hotel on the outskirts, sochi ksenia well done well done i do you don't have sarkisovich. in our country, the murder in the coastal area has already been included in today's summary. you have to turn my head in the news about the murder. we have no doubt that we are in the know. so what about this murder? you are working on a suspect, a weapon, a remote forensic investigation already has a suspect. work for the centurion. you tell me to pick up the phone, it’s definitely working to eat. we

jung ya, duck that's been marinated, blanched, then reheated, smothered in a sauce made from the reducedy, salt, and sugar. and this to round things out. yan du shin, a clay pot soup of bean curd-based stock with salted pork belly, tofu ribbons, and bamboo shoots. >> mm. oh, good flavor. this is a socialist country, supposedly. >> yeah. >> a communist country, supposedly. it is in fact, from all the evidence that i've ever seen, the most dynamic capitalist country on earth. what do you think about that? >> i think a lot of my western friends come here thinking china is a posh version of north korea or the party controls everything. but they come here, they're surprised it's actually not that much. they do seem to be promoting the free market even more with the free trade boom, just establishing shanghai. so it's amazing. >> from what i see everywhere i go, the world is becoming more chinese, chinese influence, chinese food. you build a casino in vegas, or a hotel in singapore, you have to consider what will the chinese think? is that exciting? >> it's exciting that we finally have an inf

officials could be a prelude to a nuclear test with kim jung un to coincide with the chinese party conference and the u.s. pacific commander to meet with japan's defense ministry official. the national security council put out a statement after jake sullivan spoke to his counterparts in japan and south korea calling it a long range ballistic missile and confirming defense to the japan and south korea. >> harris: thank you. former white house press secretary ari fleischer. they have had that capability for quite some times but a rapid uptick how they are showing the world. >> i don't think it's a rapid upparticular. they are doing what militaries do. this one is illegal and against the united nations resolutions. they're testing their equipment to make sure it works. this is what north korea is doing proving they're a viable military threat. >> harris: they need five times in a row to do that. >> that's how militaries work. the problem with north korea is they are a threat and a nuclear threat. >> harris: we'll go to this. 35 days now exactly five weeks until the mid-term elections. new pollin

thank you captioioning sponsnsored by cbs north korean dictator kim jung-un is sporting a new look, the images show him in white slacks, wearing black slacks, he has a khaki safari hat on and he has also been spotted in a brown field jacket, experts say that he is sending a message that he is bold, proud and in control of his nuclear program. the reclusive nation has conducted at least seven missile tests in the past two weeks. >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert!" tonight: glad habits. plus plus, stephen welcomes: john lithgow and wendell pierce featuring louis cato and the late show band! and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) hey. there you are. that say good show. >> stephen, stephen, stephen. >> stephen: hey, everybody. thank you, please have a seat. welcome one and all, in here, out there, everybody that is watching. welcome to the late slow i'm your host, stephen colbert. it's october 11, and we all know what that means-- it's the last day of fat bear week! that's when alaska's katmai nat

will ripley, steven jung. mr. xi with a very pointed message. who's the intended audience?er: not so subtle message against the ins. and it's not a surprise because for some time he has made no secret of his desire to reshape rewrite international rules from his perspective. there is this growing sense of besiegement by the u.s. and its allies, strategically and economically, to contain china's rise on the global stage. and that kind of sentiment is actually what's being bonding him and his russian counterpart, putin, to form that so-called no-limits partnership. that's also why beijing continues to support moscow on so many different levels. deepening economic ties, coordinating propaganda campaigns, despite russia's invasion of ukraine. ukraine was not mentioned by xi jinping either specifically, but the one word he kept using in that speech was "struggle." sometimes better translated as "fight." he talked about not only fighting unilateralism and hegemony, but fighting covid, fighting corruption within the party, fighting subversive forces in hong kong, fighting separati

. >> no, i said momento documents that was the-- he would wave around the documents from kim jung-un.hen: sure, beautiful letters, love letters. >> he would literally do this. and so i asked him, did you take anything, and he said nothing of great urgency, no. now hi no way of knowing that that wasn't the case at the time. then he volunteered something about the letters. the kju letters and said something like we have these great letters and i said oh, you took those with you. and registering my surprise he kept talking like he didn't want to answer the question and i said huh, or wow or something and he registered my surprise and said no, no, those are in the archives but we have great things. they weren't in the archives. we-- they were found. >> they-- right, and it turned out the archives had been trying to get them back and huge kudos to "the washington post" for their reporting on this. >> stephen: and kudos to the archives. >> the librarians who really had been a throrn in his side for the last 18 month trying to get government property back that doesn't belong to him. but-- .

cnn's steven jung joins us now with more. good to see you, steven.ent xi surrounding himself with loyalists as he expands his power, but what are the risks involved and what impacts could this have globally? >> yeah, rosemary, that's a very important and timely question because when you look at this line-up of the new standing committee, the number two ranked lee chung, and the number 6 ranked, these two men are expected to become china's next premier and executive vice premier. basically they'll be in charge of the world's second largest economy. but when you look at their rÉsumÉ they have something in common. they both lack national level policymaking and governing experience. that's why there's been a lot of concern because they are going to take charge at a time when there is a global recession on the horizon and this economy is facing heavy headwinds in large part due to their boss's strict zero covid policy. that's probably one reason as you mention the hong kong stock market plummeted during monday's trading despite the better than expected gd

arguing that enterprise names will lead the way and benefit most as interest rates settle joining us jungae. great to have you with us. feels like a comeback quarter, q2 in that expectations are so beaten down the sprigs of hope we're getting from netflix and others, are giving investors a reason to jump back in but we know how that ended last time. it was a bear market rally what's different this time, if anything >> it remains to be seen what's difference expectations have been lowered we are seeing positive signs out of asml, focussing on leading edge tools right now the indications out of software as well, it's not going to be a dire situation, even though there remains the macro overhang and the clouds still remain that's the concern that lingers, but certainly expectations have been lowered enough that it helps coming into earning season to provide stability in the market for technology. >> maybe not dire for enterprise software but we still have seen this sort of pulling back, seen the sales cycles being elongated and i wonder if you think we'll see the effects on this on hyper sca

i don't know whether she actually jung hung up on him but late that afternoon she came back to me said, marvin, it's that same man and he still calls himself ed murrow and maybe you ought to pick up the phone and talk to him. and so i didn't believe he was calling me but when i heard his a total jackass i had been.e, how could i not pick up the phone the first time? and i apologized to him repeatedly, and he said, don't worry about that. can you come and see me tomorrow morning in new york in my office at 9:00? i said, yes, sir. i'll be there. and he answered, professor, i'll see you. and that established that professor, sir, relationship that we had with each other. i was there the following morning, his secretary said to me as i walked in mr. murrow is very busy. he only has a half hour. i said, absolutely. final -- fine with me. we spoke for three hours. murrow asked me question after question about the soviet union. soviet youth, their religion, their education, when they got married, did hey have an apartment? what was it like we in-laws. wanted to know everything but the soviet u

here are these records on these letters from kim jung-un, things like that. that's all they are looking. for the document archive, the fact that they can't get all of that, they can't identify where the remaining pieces are is why this remains such a serious concern and they are pushing as hard as they are. >> from the fbi inventory from what they found, 48 folders previously containing classified records, 40 empty folders designated for sensitive documents and large returns to staff secretary and military aid. what used to be in those folders? that is one of the ongoing questions. bradley moss, harry litman, ben rhodes thank you so much for starting us off on this friday night. >> have a good evening. >> thank you. coming with breaking news in the georgia senate race, the new york times is reporting tonight that herschel walker urged his former girlfriend to have a second abortion after he paid for her first abortion. the daily beast has published new text messages in that case. georgia resident and new york times columnist charles blow will join us next. br

and that was his contrarian way of handling people like putin and kim jung and others.e would condemn them and criticize them, and trump said, no, no, i'm going to praise them in public which is really going to sort of -- it's going to unnerve them. why is this guy praising me after i do all these bad things, but then in private he'd beat the ever loving crap out of them. >> is this your take or did trump every say something to about about your strategy? >> it's my take and about the anecdotal shock in the room. i think a lot of examples where don't want to quote him because i'll never quote private conversations. i just won't do it, but my take is that this was his contrarian way of dealing with these people, that he felt he would be far more effective praising them publicly so they would have nothing to complain about, but then privately telling them what he would do in the event they crossed a line. >> a lot of security experts in both parties would say that's quite a wild or unusual bit of strategery now. >> we're going back to the bush era now? >> yeah, you have to

for and whojin, tau and to some extent jungs them in and as a kid diplomat sitting in a room with with dunks helping back in the mesolithic period of my career. you any objective analysis of an exchange? is that well beyond the talking points of the meeting? that is simply the tip of the iceberg most of which lies beneath the surface and what lies beneath the surface is an accumulated set not just of national interests and national values but deep perceptions of the other side. and it's quite critical we unpack that to each other so that we actually understand what's driving the broader political establishments in both countries. so in the case of the chinese, i mean their deep perceptions are shaped by both the reality and the propaganda manipulation of the century of national humiliation on the opium wars through the end of the japanese occupation 45 but associated with that is a great sense of china have having not been treated with respect by the collective west for a long period of time. and there is a sense of trying to finally being able to get its come up and and we can't just

in china tourists are trapped, resorts shut as cases spike and in parts of wu hath and beijing and jung jo, new curves are in place as the zero covid push adding to the fear that the country is uninvestable for american business plus president biden bashing big oil set to call for a windfall profit tax on energy giants. is this just empty ahead of the next week's election and tilla fertitia taking a stake in wynn. what is the next move. we'll break that down. i'm melissa lee and this is "fast money. on the desk tonight tim, karen, dan and guy. and tonight we start off with the latest covid crack down in china. shanghai disney shutting down as new cases spike. visitors stranded there unable to leave until they present a negative covid test. in macau, they were on lockdown after a dealer tested positive a single dealer. the latest curb comes as china doubles down on the zero covid policy and what will it mean for the country's economy and what possible ripple effects could i have closer to home. after president xi seemed his pow. >> the idea that zero covid could be more stringent and for

dates of the tests, the types of missiles being launched, her and tested with photographs showing kim jung on the low north korean leader overseeing all of these tests. and basically the headline to come away from this is that the north korean say the, the old that they have been doing is carrying out what they called tactical nuclear drills. this is the supposed development of a smaller tactical nuclear devices. now, these are the, the kind of miniaturized nuclear warheads that you would put onto a rocket or a short range ballistic missile. it does require an awful lot of a technical advancement of technology and technological know how in order to do this, and it's unclear just how advanced the north koreans are in developing tactical nuclear warheads. but certainly they are working on the delivery systems for these types of warheads, and they've also, as well as carrying out to assure to range ballistic missiles. probably the most serious development of the past couple of weeks was last last week on october. the 4th, they launched an intermediate range ballistic missile right over the to