what was mao like, was he a fungi?i wouldn't use that word fun. >> stephen: how do you talk to a guy like mao? because he's responsible for the death of millions of people. do you put that aside when you talk to him or do you not bring it up or dow address it. >> there were two sides to mao. he was responsible for the death of tens of millions of people. >> stephen: yes. >> but in his contact with americans, his behavior was sarcastic, polite, speaking in a serious-- series of-- so he had an interesting mind. but you, of course, always knew that there was that other side. >> stephen: there was a monster behind the mask. >> that you didn't see that other side. >> stephen: is there anything to admire about mao? >> well, if you measure it in terms of achievements, of unifying china and gaining back some self-respect, that is what many chinese admired about him. what people like you and i would have to consider is to ask what is it worth. these tens of millions of lives. and we would have to-- we would say no, within china

and they had talks with mao. there is a young mao, i don't have a pointer but he is on the far right and across the table with a smile is john service. and they had briefings by guerrilla commanders were coming in because there's going to be a big powwow. and mao was spreading the word that we will cooperate with the americans, and the reason the americans were interested in it and why the u.s. army sent jack was because they were in the area of china controlled occupied by japanese forces, whereas the nationalists have had to retreat to the southwest of the country and were nowhere near where the main forces were. it turns out that not only were they there to assure them and find out if you're strong enough and how effective they were, and jack was there to understand how they were able to have such strong morale and becomes organized when in other parts of china carved up between warlords and japanese occupation forces and puppet forces in the nationalists, the inflation was horrible, the corruption was high, a

for example, you never had an appointment with mao. you were summoned to see mao. and i was also the same of any in the previous millennium. there was a british come at the end of the 18th century, the british sent an envoy to beijing, and he was supposed to have trade and diplomatic relations and everything that europeans were familiar with. he was marvelously received but he couldn't get an audience with the emperor. and it took him three months before he was summoned. and then they said you have nothing we want, and we have nothing you should watch. trade was not possible. and we don't receive ambassadors because anyone who lives in beijing has to wear chinese close, live in a chinese house, and can never leave china. so, your question is do they still think this. of course not. that's a -- that's exactly this way. and with the globalization of the economy and its daily contact, but there's still a tendency to think in central kingdom terms, though it's much attenuated in the modern period of. >> host: you mention massey time, of course the father of the chinese

mao wouldn't do this. he would begin his conversation what is your consideration, and then he would pose an issue then say whatever you wanted to say and he would say but have you considered the following? every once in awhile, he would make interjection. at one point we were discussing the contribution europe would make to the common defense, and he said as they remind me of swallows to fly into the air at an approaching storm, but you, professor, and i, will no doubt the flapping of the wings does not affect the coming of the storm. so he had achieved in that two things. one, she gave me equal status with him, sort of a fellow sufferer, you, professor, and i, then he had his medical deterrence -- impotence and this is how you would conduct a conversation. and sometimes, she would get poignant but it was in an indirect way but very forceful. when he spoke you knew that it wasn't that his voice, he vibrated physical dominance. the last two times i saw him he had a stroke and he had great difficulty speakin

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mao had taken over, mao had tried two completely madchemes the great leap forward and the cultural revolution. per capita g.d.p. was basically the lowest in the world. itas bangladesh level. th hadothing. and so deng xiaoping says we are going to just do what it takes to succeed. we're going to be ruthlessly pragmatic. we don't care whether it's called communism, capitalism, couldn't give a damn. >> rose: (laughs) what d he say about a rat? >> if a cat can catch the mouse, who cares if it's a white cat or black cat? and en he goes through that and he saysby the way, we'll be allies with the aricans. the hated americans who were... mao regarded the americans as devils and he was like we're going to be pro-american because we need their technology, we need their military support, we need them as an ally against the soviet union. it's a totally pragmatic approach. and that produced 30 years of stability. so the question is will the people who have now lived through 30 years of stability and growth and prosperity and only seeing the china of the beijing olympics and not the china of the cultural

---"hong ri wu", de 56 aÑos, presuntamente maÓ a balazos a un hombre y a una mujer, despues de una aparente-las autoridades mantienen bajo observacÓn psiquiatrica a "wu" dentro de la Árcel del condado, por temor a que se haga daÑo a Í mismo.---un juez considerara la competencia mental del acusado el proximo 13 de junio. ---un bombero de san francisco que resulÓ gravemente herido mientras combaÍa las llamas de un incendio ayer permanece en condición crítica en el hospital... un colega suyo murio a causa del siniestro. ---"beatriz ferrari" nos trae la informacion mas reciente en torno a este incendio mortal.. . >> (hablan en inglés) . >> el hermano de valerio digo que el bombero sobrevivió a la noche y también conversamos con la ex esposa del bombero que falleció . >> es importante por que todo el tiempo quería trabajar . >> pérez tenía un sentido del humor . >> era un buen hombre . >> en tanto continúa la investigación del incendio en la calle . >> los bomeros habían recibido la llamada de emergencia pero de pronto una explosión produjo las heridas . >> había pasado más de dos años que el de

---"hong ri wu", de 56 aÑos, presuntamente maÓ a balazos a un hombre y a una mujer, despues de una aparentes autoridades mantienen bajo observacÓn psiquiatrica a "wu" dentro de la Árcel del condado, por temor a que se haga daÑo a Í mismo.---un juez considerara la competencia mental del acusado el proximo 13 de junio. ---un bombero de san francisco que resulÓ gravemente herido mientras combaÍa las llamas de un incendio ayer permanece en condición crítica en el hospital... un colega suyo murio a causa del siniestro. ---"beatriz ferrari" nos trae la informacion mas reciente en torno a este incendio mortal.. ---un trabajador del sistema penitenciario dictamiÓ hoy que el hombre acusado de agredir a un seguidor de los "gigantes de san francisco" permanecera en la carcel por, presuntamente, violar su libertad condicional, pero no por el ataque ocurrido afuera del estadio de "los dodgers" el pasado 31 de marzo.---un portavoz del sistema penintenciario dijo que a "giovanni raÍrez" se le encontro en posesion de un arma de fuego y municiones, y por ese motivo lo mantendrán en prision.---en una audienc

de los que no creen en ollanta humala los que nono votaron por él queo n pocos.h@univisionnot tener máonez, uno viggo. >>> regresamos ahora a estados ed.nocidos h@ lo negó de manera reiterada y llegó ade giro que era víctima de un pirata cibernético. pero el congresista demócratae new york, anthony wii nner. no verdad. lo vio el país entero por televisión. ín nos resume lo que dijo por lo menos media hora en rueda de prensa. buenas noches martín, adelante. >>> que tal buenas noches es difícil encontrar a un político que no tenga cola que le pisen. hoy el representante por new york. al sentirse descubierto. admitió que había mentido. y que había tomado fotos íntimas. que las había mandado que mandó correos e hizo llamadas inapropiadas pero a pesar de estar pasando por esta vergüenza público. dice que no renunciara, no ha violada ninguna regla por la que juramentó cuando su mío el papel de congresista. >>> la verdad salió a flote u las fotos también. el congresista admitió queh@uni@ mismo. una mujer dijo recibirla y ahor@ el legislador dijo haber mentido. luego de negarlo por varios días,

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liliana monsalve nos explica este complicado de mao. >> reportero: conocido por sus duras políticas deson los mapas de redistribución distrital con los que se define en qué distritos se puede votar y como están distribuidos los fondos. los mapas que fueron delineados y según la organización comunitaria la manera como se difiriéronse para las minorías quitándoles poder. >> eso significa que quienes tienen menor representación política, menos trabajos, peor escuela y peor representación. >> reportero: la estrategia del condado según activistas comunitarios. es por esto que la nueva mayoría virginia una propuesta del departamento justicia en la que denuncia la distribución actual de los mapas y propone una nueva división que sea más justa. >> estamos perdiendo la oportunidad de elegir a alguien que se identifica con nuestros problemas que saben los retos que tenemos diariamente y que conoce nuestra comunidad. sin embargo otros miembros de la comunidad aseguran que el problema y del poder del voto. >> el problema que nosotros tenemos que enfrentar es cuántos de nosotros tenemos la habilida

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in fact, for a while there i was reminded of the words of chairman mao, who said it's always darkness before it's totally black. >> i remember getting that in one of my fortune cookies as well. chris: does he matter politically, john stewart? >> he doesn't want to be a political player, but he does have great political power and his ratings are huge, particularly among young people, which is why he's courted, why the president of the united states goes on his show. john stewart says the stuff you say at home when you start shouting at the television like a cread person, and he says it better than anybody else and does it in a fun way. we need that voice. chris: he can say anything he wants. i do believe a lot of people get their news from him. >> sure. chris: maybe scary, maybe not, but he does have power. when we come back, republicans have to put their money and their chips on the tea plus, scoops and predictions. be right back. welcome back. here's my vision of the energy level at the tampa bay convention at the end of next summer. if romney gets the nomination, he gets up there. t

even less but now as though it's a regime which is absolutely under mao currently the georgian president has been seen as a sort of freedom poster boy by a lot of people in the west not just the united states but in europe as well so right now is your is your instinct here in brussels and meeting with people do you find it difficult to change that. perception of the georgian president you know the main leaders of our international communities they know our real face of the country quite well of course diplomacy means that they will never say it in public but you can compare our position of these people before to sounds and start to put themselves and each before even twenty six of may and rights or not but of course you need time you need time. to. call a real face so. really a real face of georgian democracy. lots of really very year to. n.p.r. conference but nevertheless if you can see quite critical articles and send him to so you can buy things. i mean which is really spending for p.r. and looks good on principle but you're trying to buy everything and everyone you can lie for a shor

because madam mao uses him every time things are quiet as the main... put him onstage... >> hinojosa: scapegoat. >> yeah, yeah. and my mother, of course, already died, beaten many times by the red guards. >> hinojosa: and you lived through it, and then you decide... >> well, ironically, when they were doing it, i had the greatest time in england, don't forget, because it was the '60s. >> hinojosa: so you're having an amazing life as an artist. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: as a human being. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: and your parents are living in hell. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: many, many years later, you are invited back as the grand dame, now seen again ashe grand actress you're invited back to china to teach. >> yeah. >> hinojosa: so now you're teaching chinese young people... >> yeah, because they didn't have any university for ten years. they didn't even know who arthur miller is. they don't know who pinter is. the only person they knew, brecht, because brecht is east germany. at that time-- i can't do it now-- i gave a lecture for three hours. and at that time i

continuamos vi vigilando toda la zona, hay avisos suroeste, arizona, el humo se estÁ mao vienoviendoste, vamos a decir tanto calor, en cuestiÓn de 8 dÍas atrÁs. en el sur continÚa extremadamente cÁlidas. avisos y alertas de tormentas severas que podrÍan afectar atlanta en esta noche, repito, temperaturas de mÁs de 100 grados forma particular y sensaciÓn tÉrmica que estÁ viendo 105-106. las temperaturas continuarÁn muy calidas. ens los Ángeles. y tambiÉn bastante niebla y las temperaturas moderada. y 71. gran parte de la temperatura relativamente fresca. me quedo con lo Último. pertur perturbaciÓn y un sistema tropical para las costa eles en mÉxico, siga aquÍ con mÁs de "primer impacto." >> muchÍsimas sd >> muy mal la familia de una mujer que puso acaba buscaba la sus seres queridos quieren realizar acciones legales. fue el testimonio de la hija de la vÍctima. >> he peroed dido a mi mamÁ, mi mejor amiga una vida de felicidad nadie tendrÍa que estar pasando el dolor que mi familia siente. >> es el segundo caso de una mujer que pierde la vida en el condado broward de la florida por some

support and partnership with the department of defense from every level from secretary dates and chairman mao led all the way down -- secretary gates and chairman mullin. this has provided us almost 4000 pieces of equipment. there is a lot of work to be done. it is entirely correct that when the inspector general took his snapshot last fall, there was more to be done. as i outlined in my oral testimony and in the longer written statement, many, many, if not most of the issues raised by the inspector general correctly in that moment, that snapshot in time, have now been resolved. in the remaining six months, we will result the remainder of them. we have the contractor vehicles in place. we are in the process of awarding them. the congress has provided us funds, not all the funds we might have liked, but we have adjusted the mission, not the safety or security but the mission to comport with the dollars available. this is what any executive branch office does in our democracy. i want to thank the commission for calling attention to issues that we have to address. your assistance a year or so ag

. >>> mao ri ci left fernández y el juicio se acerca a su fin.er fueron encontradas las a en su cartera. >>> es la primera inconsistencia se menciona sulfato de amnio y más adelante sulfuro de amnio. de acuerdo con un médica, el sulfuro fue causar la muerte y el sulfato no. además, algusegún la defensa, e amnio en la sangre es un problema hepático y si lo hubiera ingerido tendría heridas en la boca, garganta. y lo que le encontraron amnio fueron altos y hubiera sido mortales. ni spanic ni su familia fueron envenenadas. >>> yo como papá, le digo que piense como mamá, lo que le está ciendo a mi hija. que reflexione, y que dios la va a perdonar. >>> spanic declaró que su asistencia vivía bajo el mismo techo y suministros a ea y a su hijo, su mamá y su hermana dijo al programa aquí y ahora en septiembre del año pasado. >>> no lo podía creer. esto me parece in klcalificablincalifi s monstruoso. >>> y la hermana de la actriz y ella hablaron de la situación que tuvieron que pedir por emergencia. >>> fue una noche que aquí, la taquicardia muy fuerte se i

i have worked on a book is initially about what has happened since the death of mao. he died in 76, exactly 13 years ago this month. he left in a dreadful state of chaos. he came in putting things together and got tennant going in a remarkable way. he'd changed it in many ways. he brought prosperity by eliminating communes and enabling the army of private business and big money. and then this comes along. the unfortunate and contradictory. his career. i'm writing. of third was the diary. the research for the other segments. the last three years and spend an awful lot of time working on this. i should get back and take the temperature again and make political sounding so i am more certain with of the direction in which china is going to emerge and hopefully get a more clear idea. c-span: tell me if i miss reading. get the sense that killing in you felt students would win. you come out more pessimistic saying that it may be a long time. >> guest: all i learned and what i learned after i got out, it looks to me as though students were winning bid didn't have to have a di

clear and mao this evening and today will be hot, tomorrow will be even hotter. wednesday will be back down to a hot again before we start cooling down towards the weekend. the us talk about where the temperatures are right now. 58 sanford's a spoke, 61 napa, 66 fairfield, mid-60s and concord in hayward. mid-70s out in antioch already. 65 down in san jose, we are in the '60s and '70s already at this early hour. how hot we get this afternoon? we are predicting 10:00 a mixture of '60s, '70s, and 80's. by noon, the '90s will show up. that is outlined in red, by 3:00 p.m., a lot of locations, south bay near san jose was the '90s, liver valley all the way in. up to concord, walnut creek, antioch, napa, san rosa all those locations will see temperatures and low to mid 90's. we will cool off by 9:00 p.m. not by much. temperatures will fall back to the sixties and fifties along the coastline. tomorrow we will warm up even more but that is tomorrow. now 95 out in fairfield, concord 94. walnut creek about 95. low 80's in oakland, as you head down to the south bay look for

there are reports coming in to cnn of a huge explosion around mao march gadhafi's compound in tripolin rivers is there and joins us with more on that. dan, what do we know? >> reporter: well, in the last sort of half an hour or so we've had a series of very loud explosions coming sort of from roughly the direction of where colonel gadhafi's compound is. we don't know whether that is the target or whether it's something slightly closer or nearby. the number of explosions between eight and ten, it's a little difficult to be sure exactly how many. they sound incredibly loud, much louder than anything we've heard in the past few days. speculation possibly that they may be using large munitions in these latest raids, possibly bunker-buster bombs, that kind of things. all we saw is a huge big plume of smoke coming up over behind these trees behind me and then that was followed up with a series of other explosions all within about the half half hour. >> dan, this is the first time we've heard reports of his compound being attacked. nato has said before that their focus, their targets have be

you described a tactic of bargaining that is not professional, you also talk about mao and how political, getting things done is at the end of a barrel. do you think that maybe it was a mistake that you were put in a position in the first place to be part of any kind of restructuring of anything in if american free market? >> that would be for others to judge. >> who, where did you -- how did you get into that position? is. >> i was asked to serve by people at the treasury department. >> was, was, did president obama pick you to serve? is. >> i do not know what the president's role was in the choice. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> i thank the gentleman. before we turn to mr. johnson, just let me ask this question: what's the status of the auto task force today? is there still such an entity? because i know your title has changed, but is there still, obviously, the taxpayers still have an interest, so what's the status of the auto task force? >> i said in my opening remarks, mr. chairman, i am not at the treasury department anymore, but my understanding is there is the auto task force its

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scaling back to san francisco and the coastline by noon, sunny and cool to mao conditions through thethe fog, it will be rather extensive out there tomorrow morning. north bay is affected inland valleys affected, down the peninsula as well. it will not make it push offshore tomorrow afternoon uc by 1:00 it is still hovering over oakland. san francisco has cloudy conditions expected to the afternoon in those locations. quickly get to the cheers for tomorrow in the '60s and '70s not that many eighties out there, 80 in antioch, 61 sentences, 63 oakland, 79 fairfield. it lifted the kron4 seven day around the forecast, light morning sunday and monday a big changes we head into tuesday and wednesday, a possibility of rain, the son forecast begins on tuesday evening and then spreads through the rest of the bay area until wednesday morning. >> this weekend, you can get some high octane family fun or sit in detention, years in the that was hitting theaters. a >> wish me luck. you go get him buddy. >> of lightning mcqueeen is back. it is an international adventure proving that sometimes you nee

here's a look at tomorrow and tonight clear and mao conditions this evening. if you have dinner plans, it will be a nice evening. minimal fog as we head into tomorrow morning. then into the afternoon--middle fog as the head into tomorrow. >> muni and the union that represents the drivers have a new three-year contract muni says that this will save san francisco $41 million. but this may have a direct impact on those that ride. >> our hope is that the riding public will notice in the months ahead that the muni service is becoming more e efficient, that scheduling has been more flexible rate for the writers of venus. through the use of part-time operators, restoration of management rights that will allow the runs to the schedule for the convenience and benefit of writers. a variety of changes that are designed to make muni more efficient. >> in some cases, it allows riders to be anonymous after making a driver complained. >> this does the and a new some requirement that writers will have to hear an answer to the employees that were accused of misconduct and disc

nic, you've been covering this story from the very beginning closely mao for months. this back-and-forth? why has this woman been brought from one country to the next to the next? will she ever be able to come back home? >> reporter: i don't think she's going to be going home if you call home the east of libya where the rebels control which is where her parents live. i don't think she'll be going back home any time soon. see now sees her life being outside libya. she doesn't feel safe there from gadhafi's loyalists who might be able to get to her even if she was in the east of libya. she's got her sights now firmly set on getting to the united states if she can on some sort of refugee program. she's a lawyer. she wants to continue her legal studies and she sees the united states as being the best place for her. she really wants to put this part of her life behind them, much as she's got family and friends back in libya. it's what she really would like as well is just to get over this horrible stress and strain that she's been put through. none of this -- none of it --

mao and breezy this afternoon. temperatures up to the 80's for the warmer spots.he cooler weather will continue for tomorrow. today will probably be the coldest day of the next seven and sunday will kick into high gear and start warming up. how is traffic? >> and early morning back up jammed up the bay bridge. it is still slow for the west bound bay bridge right. traffic is not moving very quickly through the toll plaza. you may want to think about heading south to the san mateo bridge, that could save you some time i will have more traffic coming up. >> thank you, 7:30 a.m. right now, we are about a half hour away from the first search that will start at 8:00 a.m. in hayward for michelle le, the bay area nursing student that has not been seen since may 27th. you're looking overhead at a live shot of the volunteers that are getting ready to start the search. there will be three new certain days of this weekend. they will search cypress avenue in hayward. le's family is refusing to give up hope. >> what if it was your daughter, your sister, your cousin, your friend

bad government around, you know, and just need to control for bad government to the craziness of the mao earning to dung shao ping in a cowboy hat. i think we'll see the same thing playing through with regard to direct investment here. >> i completely agree with that. part of my concern as somebody who deals with members of congress who spent a lot of time being angry at china or acting like they're angry at china is the vulnerability to shock. the next year's election could be that shock. are you going to stake out a position and make a name for yourself by bashing the chinese. the donald trump tried that already, fortunately, he's so incompetent hopefully it discredited that way of thinking. but there's a lot of stuff in play, we're reliant for good relations with china to some extent on north korea of all people so there's a lot of risk here that -- it's not directly relevant to this discussion. i'm just saying in response to your particular question, i'm concerned dan is exactly right. there's going to be cycles. i'm worried about one of those dips being really, really bad. >> yeah,

and when there's so much he could do right mao to create tens of thousands of good american jobs. yesterday i spoke about trade and how even though the president admits that pending trade agreements with south korea, panama and colombia have the potential to create tens of thousands of new jobs and boost american businesses, he refuses to move on them in an apparent favor to his union allies. this morning i'd like to focus on the two sides of the president's energy policy in which he publicly claims to support greater domestic production and the jobs that come with it, even as he seems to do everything he can behind the scenes to block production and to kill energy-related jobs right here at home. the president says he's a proponent of domestic energy production, but let's be honest. he hasn't shown it. and this shouldn't surprise anyone. this is an administration, after all, that appointed an energy secretary who said a month after the president's election that -- quote -- "somehow we need to figure out how to boost the price of gasoline to the levels in europe" -- end quote. sin

support and partnership with the department of defense from every level from secretary gates and chairman mao and all the way all the chairman milullan, way down to the property clerk's we are dealing with in iraq who have provided us with almost 46,000 pieces of equipment. there is a lot of work to be done. it is entirely correct that when the inspector general to a kiss snapshot last fall, there was a lot more to be done -- took his snapshot last fall, there was a lot more to be done, but as i outlined in my oral testimony and written statements, many if not most of the issues raised by a the inspector general -- correctly at that point in time -- have now been resolved. in the remaining six months, we will resolve the remainder of them. we of the contracts in place. we are in the process of awarding those we have not already awarded. the congress has provided us with funds, not all of the funds we might have liked, but we have adjusted the mission -- not the safety or security -- but we have adjusted the mission to work with the dollars available, which is what any executive branch does in

de tres mil kilometros entre cuernavaca, morelos y ciudad juarez, chihuahua.el eÉrcito de colombia maÓalias 'el abuelo', jefe de seguridad del Áximo comandante de la guerrilla farc, alfonso cano.y el presidente obama elogÓ a varias automotrices por impulsar el crecimiento del sector productivo, luego de revertir la crisis que atravesaron con el apoyo financiero gubernamental.mas en noticiero univision fin de semana.