. >> that's organized crime that followed chinese immigrants to mainland usa.n the 1950's they terrorized the streets of chinatown and sometimes used the lion as a disguise. how can i be a gangster when i'm such an adorable lion. >> for me its more community driven. i want them to grow up and take part in helping the community. >> is it important that chinese-americans retain this culture and not let it go and sort of, you know, all this talk in america about assimilation. >> it's very important. i'm trying to grow this into a new era. my goal is to make lion dancing mainstream and know. >> it's not about holding on. it's about building. >> correct, correct. >> and now the moment we've all been waiting for. hope i don't embarrass these well-meaning kids by being a way superior dancer. hey, have i no idea what i'm dog. >> on your mark, get set, bend and punch. punch up one, down, to. to your right, left, left. are we ready? down. action one. down. action two. punch. slow down for him. right, down. left, blink. >> nope. >> drop the head. chase your tail. >> sorry

this is a missile they say could describe within the mainland usa. xperpts estimated it could hit anywhere from l.a. to chicago. and they are now sending another warning to the u.s. saying that if the u.s. continues to enforce sanctions against north korea, they will respond with firm action. we've had more response from u.s. administration officials today with regard to that icbm test as well. the president again turning his attention to china with a tweet that says, we will no longer allow this to continue. china could easily solve this problem. the u.s.' ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley adding in, we're done talking about north korea. china is aware they must act and fredricka, you point out vice president mike pence also saying that china should do more. of course, they are all talking about the economic relationship that china has with north korea. earlier this year officials in beijing said they had slashed coal imports from north korea but, of course, the trade relationship between those two countries does continue, and, of course, china is

outstanding work in disrupting drug trafficking networks through the caribbean destined for the mainland usa. would you agree the region that covers the virgin islands is integral to recovering drugs from south america to the u.s. mainland? >> yes, absolutely. it's a very important area. and it is sort of in a neighborhood of the world that faces a lot of drug challenges, so we're pleased to have hida there, and we know it's a significant threat you face in the virgin islands. >> we are right now -- the u.s. virgin islands according to the fbi in 2016, has the highest murder rate per capita in the country. higher than any other state, commonwealth or territory. and we know that most of it is due to drug trafficking. most of the drugs are not used by virgin islanders. the virgin islands was purchased because of our geographic importance and drug dealers are smart people. they realize there's an important route there as well. and are using the islands for that. nonetheless, the house today will likely appropriate over a billion and a half dollars to begin building a wall on our southern border

incident, coming on the fourth of july, underscoring, as it does, the sense that north korea can hit mainland usa important issue for trump. anna: and from calling on china to act on twitter, china would put a heavy move on north korea and end this nonsense. that was what we were talking about. this at a time when the united states is planning a missile defense system in south korea which is not popular with the chinese or the russians. issues one of many which the global leaders are not necessarily going to see eye to eye. the united states is playing a different role in the g-20 as we have seen compared to others. john: that is right. you will see germany and china performing different roles as well. historically, the u.s. has always been a consensus builder. coalescedas always around the ground where the u.s. is occupied but now, under trump , america is coming to this g-20 in an extremely isolated position. this is going to be like no summit we have seen in the post-cold war era where you have a u.s. president arriving at the g-20 and the main people on the opposite sides of the debate going