. >>> tiananmen square is where mao zedong declared china in 1949.n the 17th century, during the cheng dynasty, beijing was built around the forbidden city. five ring roads surround the castle. whether you live within or without these ring roads determines your financial status. a home within the second ring road is said to cost at least 1 milli million. the average annual salary in beijing is $7,800 only the very fortunate can buy a home. >>> of bay jirng's residents, 38% are from rural areas. the bay jings cbd located between the third and fourth ring roads is where 70% of foreign companies hold offices. many media outlets are also located here. one man bought a studio apartment for 500,000 u.s. dollars in this district a year ago. >> this man works for a real estate agency. this studio apartment is about 66 square meters in size. he lives here with his wife he purchased this apartment because it was close to his office. but if he puts it on the market now, he could sell it for more than 600,000 u.s. dollars. >> he owns two other apartment units. i

hugh fan province is known for being where mao zedong was raised. hugh fan province was left behind the economic development enjoyed along the coast. some who migrated to cambodia, consider it a second home. many moved with their entire families and run local businesses. this is a day they are very proud of. their children spent their summer break studying in hugh fan province. travel costs paid for by the chinese government, and they return today. >>> some children visited china for the first time. >>> the commerce committee has grown rapidly in the past few years. the members, mostly entrepreneurs with companies in china who moved to cambodia a few years ago, saw their businesses expand rapidly. thanks to local firms taking on large scale projects and real estate development. many members work with major firms, and do things their own way when it comes to negotiation or conducting business. only a few of the companies have signed contracts. >> gao's office is located in an apartment complex with mainly cambodian tenants. he made a conscious decisi

ze dun of china, he agreed with him but he said mao's ego was detrimental for the chinese.s very critical of chairman mao and that at that time was not a way do get ties with china. in 1993 things eased, diplomatic relations were formally established between both sides. since then what you've seen is a cuban economy that has come to increasingly rely on the chinese economy. in fact, last year china was the single -- largest single country trading partner with cuba. in fact, only the european union collectively had a bigger total trade value with cuba. so the fact today china and cuba have a much better relationship, it was in september that the second in charge here, premiere li ka chong went and visited fidel castro in his home, late in september. it was just two years ago that made a visit to cuba himself visiting with castro. it is an interesting relationship what has evolved over the course of fidel castro's life in cuba which started out hostilely. even though they were ideologically similar, it evolved over time. >> mat rivers thank you very much. matt rivers in beiji

and then came back from mao and said this is nonsense. you're pretending to have an agreement when there isn't a full agreement. so i propose or we propose that we list our disagreements and then we put in a few agreements. that will make the agreement believable and it will -- now here i was, sitting in beijing with no means of communication. and i was prepare d to junk the approved comumunicae because i was convinced that nixon could see the good sense in the chinese proposal. that's exactly what happened when i came back. of course, there are things you need to fix. but as a concept. so nixon and i -- and i know no exception where we did not agree on the strategy. when i went off on a negotiation, i never received any cables. can you remember? in all the negotiations, there was -- and i sent him a daily report except when i was in china. i sent him a daily report. i never got a reply that said you shouldn't have done this or a reply that you should do something else. but it wasn't that i convinced him to do this. it grew out of a dialo

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there are not -- the way it is, for example, when i went to beijing and you saw pictures of mao.oing back a few years. >> sure, sure. saddam hussein and -- yeah. >> saddam hussein. you do not see this. he does not -- he did not want it to be one man, but obviously everybody knew who he was. >> is that modesty? because the perception of him is big ego. >> i think it was part of the whole business about, this is for the country, this is not the man. but, you know. he just -- i never said to him, how come there are no pictures? but it was not in his personality. >> so you do this long interview with fidel castro, and i read where he wanted to be paid? >> no, this was -- when we finished this endless thing, he said, okay, you should pay me. i said, why should we pay you? he said, because i produced this. he negotiated with cuban television to do this interview. at first they wanted a great deal of money, castro himself brought them down to size. he said, you should pay am me. i said, we're not going to pay you as a producer. he said, you should pay me as an interview. i said, you're

right mao mostly cloudy skies. pretty quiet conditions. i'll have a closer look at your weekend forecast in a little bit. "today in new england" starts now. >> nancy: breaking news at 5:00. florence henderson known to generations as carol brady has passed away. >> sarah: breaking overnight, a cruiser crash in boston sending a state trooper to the hospital. we're live with the latest on one person was killed at a kids' holiday football tournament. >> sarah: and the shopping begins. bar gain hunters hitting the stores at this early hour in search of the best deals. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: good morning. thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm safe a french. >> nancy: i'm nancy chen in for christa. not just any friday. black friday. a lot of people out there getting their showers on. they've been going at it for hour >> sarah: wren, i noticed a few more cars on the road this morning. >> wren: the weather will cooperate. it's gloomy and damp, but not a soaker of the day. starting things out with drizzle which has be

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in an interview in the lay '70s, fidel castro criticized chairman mao saying that while he agreed with him on an ideological standpoint, he said he had done much harm to china. he said his ego was outsized, and he took too much power in his own hands and hurt his own people. because of that even though they were two of the functioning communist states in the world, china and cuba did not have formal diplomatic ties until 1993. for those who might not follow this that closely, that might seem surprising. like so many relationships that china has around the world, the economics won out. in 1993, both sides got more friendly with one another. castro made a visit here to china in 1995. trade between both sides ramped up. you saw president xi jinping visit fidel castro in his home in 2014. china's second in command went to fidel castro just in year, in fact, in late september. both sides really warmed up their relationship. both sides -- fidel castro actually won the chinese version called the confucius paez prize, the chinese version of the nobel peace prize. fidel castro won a few years a

. >> reporter: 34-year-old mao kobayashi writes her blog almost every day, about her life and the anxietiesf her illness. she writes, my body has been weak, and i was in hospital every day. i had infusions, so i hope i can recover this weekend because i want to be with my kids tomorrow. the bbc calls it the cancer blog gripping japan. kobayashi is used to being in the spotlight, and not just for her own work. she's married to a renowned kabuki star. but two years ago, she was diagnosed with breast cancer, and she withdrew from the public eye. she hid the illness for more than a year. kobayashi later admitted she was scared about being associated with the illness or showing weakness. in september she started sharing all of that online. her honesty is not just influencing those with cancer, but many others. >> translator: after reading her blog, i worried more about my daughter than myself. i will definitely go for a checkup. >> translator: i don't think i would have her strength to share my illness on a blog. >> reporter: this woman is a mother of two battling the same disease. she says koba

mao the chp is turning to the public for help with answers. our own kris sanchez will have a live report in moments. >>> walking out. the reason students at uc berkeley plan to stand up and leave class in a matter of hours. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. it's a great morning. kari hall is back. >> maybe i should leave more often. >> i really enjoyed my maternity leave and enjoying coming back to hang out with you guys. >> the warm-hearted kari hall on the coldest day of the year. >> it is really like you snapped and all of a sudden it was winter. that's what we have this morning out there. make sure you're ready for that. as you head out, you want to make sure you have a heavier jacket. a frost advisory in effect for the north bay. temperatures between 32 and 36 degrees. that will be happening between now and about 7:00 in the morning we will have those coldest temperatures there. make sure the kids are taken care of, the plants and the pets. we'll t

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mao the chp is turning to the public for help with answers.wn kris sanchez will have a live report in moments. >>> walking out. the reason students at uc berkeley plan to stand up and leave class in a matter of hours. "today in the bay" starts right now. good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock.

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nice and mao air will eventually move into our forecast. that will change our winds from moisture expected, more sunshine for wednesday and thursday for the next weather maker moves and. it is a cold proper thursday night, it brings rain and thunder to the picture for friday and eventually some big cold down temperatures for saturday, sunday, and monday. taking a look at the forecast, mostly sunny with a southwest when at five at 5-10. in the northern part of the viewing area we will find nine in decorah, 58 in new hampton, waterloo and manchester at 61. the southern part of the viewing area around 62 in monticello. after the fog moved out 63 tomorrow, look at this nice and mild day for thursday, 71 is thunder. maybe some flurries saturday no accumulation expected down to 22 with a clear cold night saturday night. we are staying in those lower 40s for sunday with sunshine. tuesday wednesday and thanksgiving day, upper 40s to lower 50s. it shouldn't be any travel concerns around the midwest. the bigger story is reality and then some after so

. >> security risks are mao com ng hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... hmmm... more. how's it looking? 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. one more? in the end, all we really need more of, is each other. happy thanksgiving from publix. >> more questions now for t doing with your priefort private information coming just a few days after a fell florida congrn asked for an investigation. >> and these are sure to be an interesting topic for thanksgiving dinner. tina has an update for us. >> the dmv has publicly denied information, but i have seen reports sent to the governor's office for each of the past four years showing the dmv knows it's a risky business but they keep on doing it anyway. >> what the dmv does with your information. >> disturb. >> absolutely not happy about it. >> talked to you. >> now if they are selling all of this information, i don't feel safe. >> they should know better, honestly. >> the st

tom: i look at the basic idea that we are reverting back to a mao china.not agree with that but that is what have heard in various reports. give us some depth on the new leadership and how they are like or starkly unlike what we remember in the revolution. keyu: the background we have to remember is that china went through a huge period of decentralization, giving a lot of power to local governments. that is actually what fed vast corruption. thes in pain's attempt -- presidents attempt is to call back power so the corruption cannot continue. we have seen that corruption is actually in check. ist eraare it to the mao is not the right analogy but political centralization is important. francine: what do the markets get wrong? philip: i think markets are probably looking too much at short-term growth numbers and often economists do that as well . i think it is easy enough for the chinese authorities to achieve a certain baseline of growth and help social stability in that respect. what is difficult and not just a comment about china but about policy, where yo

effects, and mao app. download it. >> they do it? >> they do it. former hollywood producers and marketing execs created by the company and know what to do. so smart. >> genius. oh, and it does that. >> amazing. love that. >> now let's talk about the glutter. >> artwork. >> guilt clutter. save the work it piles up. kidsolidate. send them the artwork. instead of scanning and go out you, send it in. they scan it into magazines. >> return it? some would be afraid to let it go out of there -- >> the good part. want it back, they will. heirs, they'll store it for you. nervous you want it at some point, store it or recycle it. >> store it? what? >> hoda doesn't have in her shortage. >> they'll store it for you. >> there's a painting in there. >> every time there's an energy from you, they sen >> very smart. what about old clothes and things? >> old t-shirts -- my husband will not throw away his old t-shirts. makes me crazy. go to project repat, make it into a super soft quilt, hang it up, use it on a bed, as throw. like baby clothes. can't bear to even gi

best chances sunday mao monday. that's what we are looking at. make sure you have the umbrella handy, at least in your car if you are driving around the valley in the next couple of days. here's a look at we go in and track the system. you start to see it creep in from the west. by tonight, we start to see some rain chances to our north even though we kick up our chances a little bit to 10% overnight. tomorrow, the precipitation up north, that turns into snow over night and it continues to snow there. look at that, tomorrow, throughout the day, we'll be under cloud coverage but, night into monday morning. but they will continue with snow. up to the north before the system finally starts to move out of here and we'll see pretty clear conditions as we get into tuesday. meantime, we talked about the snow and what we will be seeing, snow levels continue to drop, today, tomorrow, monday, where we are down to 4500 feet, meantime, elevations from 5,000, 6,000 feet, we could see two to five inches of snow. for the elevations 6500 to 8,000 feet. putting u

chairman mao talked about this tree of terror and he said there are splinters of falloff and out of eachve seen is this in the ohio state in san bernardino and you saw the orlando in 21st street in manhattan. it exists in this country now. the first thing is we need more surveillance, surveillance of mosques that preach this kind of extremism in second i think we have got to understand this is a long war. it got to fight this war ideologically and ideational he. charles: donald trump got a lot of pushback every time he you brought up immigration policy centered around the notion that tears were coming into this country among refugees and of course since 9/11 we have got 100,000 somali refugees and again here's a kid come 18 years old maybe radicalize, self-radicalized and he goes out there and uses a car in a butcher's knife as a weapon. >> you know charles mr. trump was branded as a racist and an islamophobe when he brought these things up during the campaign as you point out but i think george orwell said it best when he said the further a society judges from the truth the more it will

. >> the comments before about mao and joe. >> he had desegregated all the southern schools, he had ended draft, he had created the epa, the cancer institute, and he had the greatest arms control agreement in american history. not a bad record, and the american people thought so. >> air force one has just landed at peking international airport. it is 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 probably at best. in terms of foreign policy, it was sort of 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 whether they are 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 in the november election. >> who do you think you'll vote for for president this year? >> nixon. >> richard nixon. >> nixon. >> yeah, n

and on the campaign trail with alicia mao dodd dough. ultimately you look at polling -- machado.he advantage to this cycle versus previous cycles. we not necessarily know how individuals voted but have indication how people voted already in early voting. among people who voted in florida, north carolina, democrats seem to have the advantage. so when you look at polling take into account -- harris: except for the black vote. looked specifically at north carolina this morning. >> the black vote comes in typically later than the white vote in north carolina. harris: you said early voting. >> but if you look at early voting in florida, for example, in four-way race she is beating him with republicans, 27%. >> i don't think so. there is more republicans shown up in florida -- >> but you're first understanding. they're crossing party lines. 27% of republicans who voted according to this poll voted for her and crossing back to vote for rubio. >> that would make sense in the early voting. no the after obamacare around not after fbi -- >> the votes are cast. harris: some people have been

you have the democratic leader of the senate from new york, right mao the democratic leader of the housecoastal elite from california. what you see are challenges coming from people in the interior, tim ryan of ohio who said that he is interested in challenging pelosi comes from ohio, not just anywhere in ohio, he's in charge of a district that includes a place like youngstown, an industrial city that obama won easily but was basically a draw this time around. he's saying our party needs to pay more attention to these working class white americans that trump flipped. >> i think chuck schumer has a good argument within the caucus because they have to look towards the next set of senate elections which will be much more difficult for democrats than republicans. democrats are going to have to defend some 25 seats here. >> ten of which are in states that trump won. >> exactly. so chuck schumer needs to give democratic senators something to run on, some achievement. he can do that by doing a deal with the republicans. >> what about this issue, james, our colleague kim strassel wrote that demo

. >> in the 45 years since china is opening under chairman mao and richard nixon thieves constant revolution with the rest of the world and any intervul you could look back five years and say certainly it's freer now than five years auto and much more than ten years ago. in the past five year that's changed. china is much more controlled than five years ago, it's much more difficult for international businesses to do business there. so the question is, has the trend really changed and if so, does the united states need to change its approach. >> rose: and we conclude with mar grow price. her new al gore is mid west farmer's daughter. >> when i set out to write this album i had given up trying to write pop songs or rock and roll songs or whatever i had been doing on the last four album. i wasn't worried about if the hook was good enough or if it was melodically catchy enough i want the lyrical content to be there. >> rose: leonhardt, fallows and price when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news an

mao the investigation into what caused it continues.today in the bay's" pete suratos live on the scene this morning. pete, you were there yesterday. do investigators have any idea how this fire may have started? >> reporter: good morning, laura. no, we're 24 hours later, we still don't know exactly what caused this massive structure fire, but there it is right behind me. that unfished structure went up in flames just yesterday. we had the pieces of scaffolding and embers falling out of the sky. we're not too far from lake merritt offhandover and lester avenues in oakland. we know the developer had plans to finish this 41-unit project soon, it was about 80% complete. there were security guards at the complex who called the fire in. the guards were in place to keep squatters away from the building at the time. we're learning some residents in the area weren't exactly fans of the complex, claiming the prior tenants described as a group of local home grown artists were kicked out unfairly. this fire was scary for residents in nearby homes.

in a lot of ways, they didn't disagree much on the issues, it was just mao how to do it and the idealisms prague mati. >> some computer scientists looking at wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. >> of course those three states are maybe the biggest surprises versus the public polling we ended up seeing. pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. you can end up buying that kind of theory saying maybe there was something wrong. what these computer signs have said is where clinton underperformed, in a place like wisconsin for example, the ush be areas, they actually had paper and octi scan. of course she did really well in the urban areas. the other way to kind of almost debunk this so far is look at what happened in minnesota. minnesota was an all paper ballot state. hillary clinton barely won state by one percentage point. if she underperformed in a place like minnesota, it also makes sense on how she underperformed in the michigans, the wisconsin and the pennsylvanias as well. >> the experts have urged the clinton campaign to challenge the result. obviously the clinton campaign thought somet

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. >> mao how is this different fr other elections as far as political psychology goes? >> different in a couple ways. it is different because there's been so much negativity. to be honest, there's been a little bit more negativity coming from one side than the other. i think it's also quite different because it's really ramped up our partisan divisions. we always have our partisan teams, right, and that really colors how we see the election. but this time around, it's just -- it's ramped up to being, you know, almost full-on war between the two sides. >> oh, yeah, so we people cast their votes, will they feel differently about this vote than in elections past? >> i think so. i think so. i think we've seen such a fight between the two sides. and at the same time, we have two candidates who are historically not real popular to be honest. and so to win this campaign, both sides have painted the other as being completely unfit to govern. so i think a lot of people feel this vote is more important than in previous elections. >> okay so what does that mean after the election

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nelson mao zedong's book. the book, 20 cents a book, and got 200 books. went up to the university of california. we left our guns at home. because we were there to sell books. most of the time, we do not carry guns all the time. my point is, we were up around university of california selling these red book, $1.00. $.20, $1. i thought that was a pretty good profit, which we needed bad, because we were a ragtag organization. you have to imagine. i ain't got but 13 or 14 members at this period. this was the early days of the black panther party running around oakland. we sold those 200 red books. went back to the bookstore, got 200 more. came back and sold those in an hour also. went out and bought huey a pump shotgun that he wanted. paid the rent on the office. found out there was going to be an antiwar, anti-vietnam rally at the football stadium in san francisco in two weeks. so, i took my next paycheck from the city government and ran over and bought 2,500 books, red books. and we took, i guess i had about 16 of us selling red books. it was more than 25,0

the 17 year-old the debt is learned he did not have a bed and was sleeping on the floor they help to mao and at the end of the shift they wanted the co-workers and action donations to buy him a bed pillows and sheets they showed up at his house and that put the bed together for him the debt is say they tell them he has a newfound respect for police officers. >>darya: howe about this set to like smooth jazz stay connected with our kron 4 mobile app,kron4.com,facebook,and twitter feeds.dr phil coming up next have a great day see you tommorow at 4am. man: in cities big and small, newspapers all over say it's time. woman: time to legalize and regulate marijuana in california. man: time to "vote yes on prop 64." woman: it's "better for public health, for law and order and for society." man: "it makes sense to regulate and tax" marijuana. woman: "prop 64 would bring discipline and oversight." man: "prop 64 is the first step toward a rational drug policy." woman: "it's time for a new approach." man: vote yes on 64. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." >> my daughter thinks she's pregna

officials, though, just confirmed that five people mao were killed. the survivors are being treated at area hospitals. it's unclear what caused the plane to go down, but officials are investigating a possible electrical problem. but female flight attendant says the plane ran out of fuel. the charter plane was carrying members of a brazilian soccer team. the team released a brief statement saying it was still evaluating the extent of the crash. the team was scheduled the play tomorrow for the first leg of the south american cup that game has been canceled. we'll continue to follow both of these breaking stories and bring you the latest information this morning. christa, back to you. >> christa: thank you so much. danielle mentioned parts of the lynnway are closed after an officer-involved shooting. let's head out to 7's victoria warren. vicki, you just learned new details about how this all unfolded? >> victoria: that's right. we're being told this started as an armed robbery at a gas station. we have a huge police seen here commercial street. this was

at his his local library, he checked out books about the assassination of huey long, mao zedong's revolution and john f. kennedy. >> one evening, marina came home about dusk and she saw lee on the screened-in porch and he was perched on his knee with his rifle at his shoulder and he was aiming it. she was extremely surprised at this. she hated to see him with the rifle again. but he continued to dry-fire the rifle for the last part of august and the first part of september. >> narrator: marina says lee told her he wanted to go fight for castro and he began hatching a scheme to hijack a plane to havana. >> he said that he would sit in the front row of the airplane cabin, she would sit in the back row with june, and at a certain point, he would put a gun in the back of the pilot of the aircraft, she would stand up and keep the entire passenger contingent at bay with a pistol and would speak to them... and she would speak to the crowd and tell them to be quiet. marina laughed at him and said, "well, but i don't speak english. how am i going to explain to them?" eventually, she laughed him out o

as chairman mao said 30 years ago, 40 years ago, he like republican presidents because in republican practical. i think that's basically -- i think if they sit down and think through the whole concept, he must be very, very happy to be honest. because donald trump is going to scrap the environmental protection, which the chinese government has viewed as a direct strategy from the u.s. government to usurp china, because it is anything but china. they are very happy about the fact that donald trump is not going to go with it. so, there are a lot of different aspects that the president must evaluate. the conclusion is that the mutual benefits, the interests of both sides are two huge. huge. they cannot afford a major rupture in the relationship. alix: great to get your chen zhao perspective,. .- your perspective, chen zhao and now we have your bloomberg business flash. >> american apparel has 54 -- filed for bankruptcy protection for a second time. emerging from chapter 11 proceedings. the canadian company has agreed to purchase the brand for about $66 million, but it is not buying any

. >> reporter: he really equates this to the passing of mao in china, which helped free the next generationly start moving towards greater economic reform. whether that means also political and social reform, well, that remains to be seen. back to you. >> okay, bertha coombs in miami. thank you for that. >>> when we come back, "stocks to watch," including a big raise for a video game ceo. plus, it's a holiday weekend for disney at the cinema. box office results, we'll tell you about them right after the break. right now, a quick check on what's happening in european markets at this hour. we're back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. (bing) they are the natural borns enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. >>> time now for "the executive edge," and we'll start with stocks to watch. shares of mgm resorts could be poised to surge in

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