mao himself was smart.e were very lucky, and then of course, circumstances of the russian pressure and other things that made this a possibility. it would not happen in all situations for sure. k.t.: mr. diplomat? mr. platt: there's nothing inevitable about history. ultimately this would have happened, but you had to have a combination of political will and diplomatic skill. nixon and mao had the political will and they were powerful people in their own communities and their own body politics. nixon and kissinger -- joe and i and kissinger had the tactical political, diplomatic skill to make it happen. those kinds of constellations don't come into alignment all that often. we were lucky that that was what it was. k.t.: changed history? >> leaders to make a spectacular difference. this is totally speculative, but let's say hubert humphrey had won the 1968 election, and i have the interesting experience of leading a congressional delegation a couple years later that the co-head was hubert humphrey. my view wa

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a period of isolation and strained relations with the united states began once again under mao. . the u.s. became embroiled in a deadly struggle with north korea and countered her assault in the south in an attack that pushed them north to the border. alarmed, china struck back. for the first time since 1900, americans and chinese were fighting each other. by 1953, an uneasy line had settled on the chinese peninsula. relationships had cooled with the west but were not always promising with the soviet russia. when the u.s. fought in vietnam, china continued to arm and send troops to the communist government of ho chi minh. but then a sere rofse -- series of odd events brought american and china relations back in an unusual way. mao reassessed relationships with the united states he reasoned that china could not be isolated by both world powers. overtures from president nixon in his inaugural address and a series of ping-pong matches created dialogue for the first time in decades. in 1971, henry kissinger went on a secret mission to china opening the way for nixon's visit with mao.

angie: debra mao, thank you for that.g up next, we'll be speaking to john rice, vice chairman of general electric. do not miss that after the short break. ♪ angie: checking other stories. they heat wave and southern pakistan has killed more than 200 people in three days as temperatures soar to 45 degrees celsius. most of the dead and the southern port city of karachi. it has coincided with ramadan. drinkuslims do not eat or during the daylight hours. many people are without air-conditioning. governor of south carolina has called for the confederate flag flying in the state legislature to be removed. republican nikki haley said the pastis part of the state's but does not represent the future. the white government who killed nine black members in a church had been photographed waving the flag. --sident obama has attended will attend the funeral of the pastor on friday. separate military generals and the phil -- drills and the philippine. china has been building in the byion which is claimed philippines and other countries.

mao almost did kill the chinese, he killed 77 million.shanghai today, there are giant statues to the man everywhere. and commies walk around with pictures of mao. he makes hitler like an underachiever. jimmy kimmel is a villain for letting kids be kids. john: a word that may offend chinese people. next to a person of asian ancestry. >> you got to fill out this form and you send it in and randomly selected and i don't want to do jury duty. >> no one does. >> i'm filling out the form and my friend said why don't you fill out something inappropriate like i hate chinks. i don't want people to think that of me. so i filled out the form and i wrote i love chinks. [ laughter ] >> again. people say it's just wrong to do ethnic humor racial humor. >> okay, then wrong is funny. that was a funny bit, and interesting case because that happened in the early 2000's when there was a pc break from 2000 to 2005, comedy was thriving, and combh when she was forced to apologize she accused the guy from theation american society of going pee-pee in her coke.

chairman mao said woman hold up half the sky, but her generation is the first with real choices.ang yang's mother was pulled out of school at 11 to pay for her brother's education. watching 10 years of our films brings back many memories. grandpa giving lessons on how to be a good farmer. -- grandma getting lessons on how to be a good farmer. sending money home from the factory job. would grandmother agreed to bring up the children so that the mother could join them? [speaking foreign language] >> she had to wear it. raising the children on her. the arrival of the city allowed her to give up farming and get paid work in town. yang yang walked to school a loan. at the age of 4, she already knew she had to stand out. money, education, and luck. she feels life left her short of all three. now that white horse village has become a city, she hopes for more equal world for her daughter. [speaking foreign language] >> the women no longer walk behind the men here. village life is gone and in city life they danced to a different rhythm. is she satisfied? [speaking foreign language] >> for

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that he could convince chairman mao and the communist leader of the soviet union to be nice and be ourends. he was thinking glasses and making toasts with the men arming our enemies and killing american soldiers in an absolutely futile attempt to bring the war to an end. he came away with communiques. the shanghai communique is a completely meaningless document. the arms control agreements. the year that they were signed. 1972. jim/injure -- schlesinger was head of the atomic energy commission. 1972, we produced the united states, more nuclear warheads than any year in our history. it did not end the arms race and it did not bring the war to an end. china and russia today are not our friends. it did not bring us together. evan: there were linkages in china. he wrote that china cannot be left outside the community of nations. he wanted to bring china in and make him a partner. he knew that only he could pull it off. that arms control treaty was flawed. for an american president to go to moscow and start dealing with russians and trying to create them, no matter how flawed that he'll was

he was standing in the same square where mao tse-tung declared it the people's nation. and where students came to demand democracy and freedom. the protest was the first sign many saw of a divide from the government to a younger generation of chinese. on june 4th thes the government cracked down. tank rolled in. troops fired assault rifles and rolled over demonstrators. the scale was unprecedented. >> during the past few days elements of the chinese army has been brutally suppressing popular and peaceful demonstrations in china, there has been widespread violence casualties and deaths. >> reporter: hard line leaders didn't end up when the demonstrations ended. >> the demonstrators in tiamanmen square advocated basic human rights including freedom of the press and others. these are goals supported around the world. the official death toll is a mystery. human rights estimated several hundred to several thousands, and now the government bans the mention in of the history books. here is what happened when the video was shown to chinese students. >> what is this. i can't thi

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. >> the comments about mao and joe. >> he had deseg waited all the southern schools, instituted theraft, and he had the greatest arms control agreement in history. not a bad record, and the american people thought so. >> air force one has just landed. it's an historic moment. the official beginning of his visit to china. >> china was considered almost a different planet. and the idea that any american president would go to china was considered a fantasy at best. in terms of foreign policy, it was a moon landing. >> i think one of the results of our trip we hope may be the walls that are erected whether they are physical walls like this, or other walls of ideology or philosophy will not divide peoples of the world. >> in richard nixon's own mind this was a script. it was designed to result in an overwhelming election victory. >> who do you think you'll vote for this year? >> nixon. >> nixon. >> nixon. >> is anybody else running but nixon? >> the president was a political animal. the president was phenomenally skilled, he was able to handle virtually anything. >> five men wearing whit

he thought he could convince chairman mao and the communist leader of the soviet union to be nice andour friends. he was clinking evan: glasses and making toasts with the men arming our enemies and killing american soldiers in an absolutely futile attempt to bring the war to an end. he came away with nicely worded communiquÉs. the shanghai communiquÉ is a completely meaningless document. the chinese say, we think this and the american say, we think that. the arms control agreements. the salt agreements in 1972. jim schlesinger was head of the atomic energy commission. he said, with some pride 1972, we produced, the united states produced more nuclear warheads than any year in our history. it did not end the arms race and it did not bring the war to an end. china and russia today are not our friends. he did not bring us together. his campaign slogan of 1968. he tore us apart. tim:evan: he wrote that china cannot be left outside the community of nations. he wanted to bring china in and make him a partner. he knew that only he could pull it off. on russia that arms control , treaty was f

all changed tomorrow afternoon 85 morgan hill. 86 gilroy. 8sunnyvale peninsula 70's mountain view san mao. downtown san francisco blue sky 66 degrees. 58 daly city and north bay 50's coast side all wait to the 90's around ukiah clear like and this is what we expect. 82 nap a.85 in santa rose. east bay oakland berkeley low 70's. 7 fremont inland spot. if 83 san ramone. 85 con kovrmentd 7 day forecast temperatures start to go up few degrees as we head towards wednesday up in the low 80's 90's. by thursday triple digit inlachbilityd near 70 degree reangs along the coast line and of cour that's the place you twoopt go if you don't like the heat by friday the fog and south wi flow start to knock the temperatures down but you don't feel it inland until theeekend amma. >> look at that 102. >> it's summer. >> sll to come open 7 news at 9:00. there are lane closure near golden gate bridge tonight. what to expect if you are heading that way ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain soue. da da da. (engines revving) listen up. ready

the -- was it an attempt to bring the end of the war -- he thought that he could convince chairman mao and prime minister zhaou and the communist leader brezhnev to be nice, to be our friends. he was making toasts with the people in an absolutely futile attempt to bring war to an end. >> 3w50 l. he came away with communiques, shanghai communique from china ais a meaningless document where they say we said this and we say we think that. the arm control agreements. saltgreements from 1972, jim schlesinger who was nixon's secretary. >> and also the head of the talk energy that -- 1972, we produced more nuclear war reds than in history. china and russia today are not our friends. heid not bring us together in his slogan of 1968. he for us apart. >> and chieng', he has linkage, that was part of the motive and he wrote about it in 1967. he wrote in foreign affairs china cannot be left outside of the community of nations. he wanted to bring china in and make them a part never. that was an incredibly bold move and he knew only he could pull it off. on rigs athat arms control treaty was to -- b

. >> he's mao hind men smart. >> it's different when there's a timer. >> yeah.e to take an early train -- why are you hiding? >> because. did you win? are you going to win -- >> don't, don't -- zip it. we can't say. i think brooke did well. >> i'm proud of my first appian. >> don lemon, thank you so much. >> you know who remembers nothing about the '70s? that guy. [ laughter ] >> we have lost him. that does it for me. i remember everything. boom. >> buy. >> >>> "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >>> two deappraised mufrders drill and claw their way out of prison. they are right now on the run. i'm jake tapper this is "the lead." >>> the national lead. the rap sheets are long and bloody. one kidnapped, killed and chopped his boss in pieces. and the other ran over -- >>> also a pool party washed out by chaos. a police officers caught on tape shoving one girl and unholstering his gun before

tomorrow morning when speeds 10 for oakland plan to mao's for concord and a heavy wind speeds have 15y crazy san francisco's $6 per hour and a more day for any conditions cloud cover mainly all day tomorrow what it looks like for the rest of the evening and the clouds kind of overland all over the areas here widespread for severance is, by area others that patchy drizzle in its way across more morning and san mateo the peninsula expect that when michael braun 6:00 p.m. eight to 10:00 p.m. i should say things clear out and 5:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon and with a chance to get that sunshine coming through given a chance to warm up as well as for tamales bay inland city tickets purchased in the memoranda 69 san ramon 72 root livermore's sunshine and inland cities and east bay shoreline of mia san leandro and 66 degrees and then this is where we're expecting most of the coastal regions getting that sixth to for have been bay 64 pacifica severance discuss 62 degrees and cloud cover early morning and that should move up in the early afternoon hours when speed is about average for you and hi

tripwires down in the late 40's, particularly in the korean war when all of this crystallized following mao's revolution in china. it was understood on both sides that the great power protectors of these artificial states, and they were both artificial would either threaten war or go to war to prevent their client from being destroyed and the united states went to work twice over a trip or boundary and a decade later in vietnam and they went to war for the same reason, which was u.s. military credibility as the leader of an alliance. the secretary of defense and part of the reason we were fighting in vietnam was to uphold america as a military -- military guarantor. 10% was to make life that are for the vietnamese themselves. you could make the same argument about the korean war or the various conflicts in cold war europe and the various rush points over time one -- over taiwan which came close to war but never did. this is the nub of the dispute between the realists who argue these tripwire conflicts are not worth fighting a war over and those who defended what was called global containment

what ji is attempting is as wrenching as what happened to mao.have to hope they succeed. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> we've got a news alert on former dallas fed president richard fischer. >> frequent guest on this network. the former dallas fed president going to join barclays as a senior advisor. richard fisher former dallas fed president to join barclays as senior advisor effective july 1st. a note of the investment bank at barclays tom king saying his exceptional knowledge of monterey policy and regulatory matters will be of tremendous value to barclays and our client. just this past week he joined the at&t board of directors. back in march he joined the pepsico board of directors. now you can add senior advisory role at barclays to the private sector list of jobs richard fisher has taken on. back to you. >> you had us going there for a moment. saying we hope he's okay. obviously, he is. thanks dom. >> about 38 minutes left in the trading session here. the dow is hovering near the lows of the session. down 295 points.