mao tse tung and cho in line.their most important success occurs in cuba, only 90 miles from the united states, a brutal dictatorship under fidel has imposed the yoke of marxism on the cubans. another 7 million people are trapped behind the curtain and in moscow yuri gagarin, soviet cosmonaut speaks of the peaceful foreign policy the soviet government hands off revolutionary cuba, the nationalist congress of socialist youth, chooses havana as its meeting place. delegates are from the united states. china. canada and russia. and the following year, castro announces, i am a marxist-leninist and will be until the day i die. castro wins the lenin peace prize in british guiana. chetty, jagan and wife had a strong communist party everywhere in latin. communism feeding on poverty ignorance and despair, seethes and prepares to explode. student demonstrations and riots. one of the favorite techniques to prepare the way communist takeover are ordered from moscow in montevideo, uruguay. communist protests. the visit of presi

mao zedong said that chaos would bring china a leading role in the world.irst visit to the united states since '19, and he is expected to discuss a possible summit between the president usa joe biden and sizenpin. a meeting with the chinese leader may take place at the ats summit, which. will be held in san francisco next month. the united states expects that russia can achieve tactical success in the conflict in ukraine in the coming months , the white house said. in other words, nothing personal. white house communications coordinator kirby said that the russian army is beginning to advance and, under certain circumstances, will be able to achieve tactical successes. such flattering and at the same time veiled statements addressed to the army russia, they only talk about washington’s financial encroachment. is inexorably shifting to the middle east, but the counter-offensive of ukraine, yes, in the west they still remember such words, is collapsing, the french newspaper lem admitted. in almost 5 months, the ssu was unable to break through the russian line

but then again, what would stalin and mao, how they react to? wallace that's also really an interesting of the story because stalin and, you know, at this point, you know, i really buy the argument of one of our colleagues, norman newmark, until 47 or 48, stalin is pursuing sort of a more he's definitely penetrating, trying to spread influence in europe and elsewhere, but especially western europe, because what matters the most to him, eastern europe, especially. but, you know, he he is interested in. wallace and what's going on there as mao and they are hopeful that that wallace is rise as improbable as it might be might be a of a different kind of policy from the west, from the u.s. led west. so who knows? right. i think they still would have had some kind of cold war. they would have still been there. absolutely. still would have been some war and conflict, as i was saying. but it could be it could have been a different pattern, but to really spell it out for you and to tell self. it would be better or worse than what we got that's that's whe

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mao admires, one of these tactics is to create chaos.at chaos would bring china a leading role in the world. this is vane's first visit to the united states since 1919, and he is expected to discuss a possible summit between us president joe biden and shizenpin. a meeting with the chinese leader may take place at the atc summit, which will be held in san francisco next month. now about marriage and divorce in italian, and at the same time there was a huge scandal in the family of the italian premier, george meloni broke up with her boyfriend, journalist andrei giambruno, after his sexist remarks and flirting. with a colleague, the fact is that after the rape of two young girls in the south of italy, jam bruno expressed the opinion that women should give up drinking alcohol if they want to avoid such excesses; he called the fact of rape an excess. miloni then stated that he is a grown man, he can say whatever he wants, she won’t answer for his words and immediately divorced him. this is where my... relationship with andrei john bruno, whi

flag, namely here on tianyan on october 1, 1949, the red flag flew up for the first time, chairman mao of the people's republic of china, to be in the front row , people took their seats in the evening, many came from other cities to visit tianya for the flag raising ceremony, and especially today, october 1 , this is part of the patriotic code, today our whole family came here, we want to get to the square in mawzaleidun, introduce our daughter to the history of the country. i’ve been here since 5:00 this morning, i’m very happy. i haven't before i’ve been here before, so i came here especially today with my family from the provinces, because access to the square is... for everyone. on the eve of the holiday , a solemn state reception was held at the house of the people. on behalf of the cpc central committee and the state council, i would like to pay tribute to the chinese people of all ethnic groups, the members of the people's liberation army and the people's armed police, as well as other political parties and non-partisan public figures . i would like to convey my sincere greetin

national flag, it was here on tenian the first of october 1949 that the red banner first flew up, chairman maotion of the chinese people's republic republic, in order to be in the front row, people took their seats in the evening, many came from other cities to visit tiannian for the flag raising ceremony, and especially today , october 1st. this is part of the patriotic code. today our whole family came here, we want to go to the square in the mausaleum and introduce our daughter to the history of the country. i’ve been here since 5:00 this morning, i’m very happy. i had never been here before, so i came with my family from the province of khbb specially today, because access to the square is open to everyone. on the eve of the holiday in the house people's assemblies, a solemn state reception was held. on behalf of the central committee. cpc and the state council, i would like to pay tribute to the chinese people of all ethnic groups, the members of the people's liberation army and the people's armed police, as well as other political parties and non-partisan public figures. i would like to

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. >>> we want to get back mao to now to war in the middle east. it's impacting campuses across the bay area. this is at san jose state today. pro-palestinian students holding a rally. also on campus a rift between some jewish faculty members and administration members. the faculty members don't like how the response was against the recent attacks. the statement said we stand against hate, violence and oppression and our choice to denounce hate depends on our act to see opposing viewpoints. some faculty said i don't think your message accomplished what it needed to do, which is condemn terrorism in no uncertain term, while adding, as a jewish faculty member i do not feel safe on campus. >> she did condemn hamas. she expressed her sorrow, and i was very happy to hear that. i would like to hear that publicly. i think the jewish community would feel more safe. >> he's referring to the school, the university president there. a spokesperson confirmed that the president of san jose state expressed those views and said future meetings with the faculty on

mao, the indian rebellion, et cetera, they know they can't inflict the kind of damage on the dominantr that the dominant power can do when it is induced to behavior rationally. and i think there is also a broader plan on the part of hamas to get the fighting to spread into the west bank and east jerusalem, to bring the holy places in play, then get hezbollah involved, maybe -- and others, as you are just mentioning. iran's threats of a broader or. the way they do that is to get the israelis to go so far in gaza that it inflames the streets all over the middle east, especially in the west bank, especially in jerusalem, and pressure comes on hezbollah, which wants to hold back. hezbollah needs war with israel like being a congestive heart failure and i think iran would rather have keep as well as a deterrent against an israeli attack on iranian nuclear facilities that the sort of ways that powerful deterrent on a relatively marginal place like gaza. but if it spreads, if the unrest spreads, they all may recalculate and you can see how that is starting to play out now. >> i want to play

mao's little red remember him? mao's little red book.ome to i want to know , will to power. i want to know, will labour be captured by the hard left if they come to power ? left if they come to power? that's my panel debate and n ext next well, let's return now to tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz wall. front pages have just been delivered here to me, hot off the press. let's see what we've got, shall we? so we've got the times israel shows mutilated babies . it's a strong mutilated babies. it's a strong front page . mutilated babies. it's a strong front page. images are mutilated babies. it's a strong front page . images are alleged front page. images are alleged to be proof of the atrocities britain sends in two royal navy ships. they also do furnish the article with some pictures of wounded palestinian children . i wounded palestinian children. i think to emphasise what's going on there . well, clearly on both on there. well, clearly on both sides of that fence, the daily mail and they've got a bit on bernie ecclestone being f

i mean, the mao's grievances were rooted in land disposition, exploitation and obviously brutal colonization just like palestinians, but i think i mean in my opinion, what palestinians have suffered and are suffering, is considerably worse than anything that we saw in kenya back even in the colonialist days, i mean every palestinian is indiscriminately targeted, the israelis, man, woman, child and infant, they're all active resistance fighters, as if all malo, as if just by existing they regarded as compassions, while some african countries such as south. africa have allowed massive demonstrations. massas in other countries have had to contend with smaller gatherings, candle light visuals organized in kenya and solidarity with palestine. today we from palestinian voluntary organization organize a candle vigel and sort of a protest candle light visual and people getting together for protest the ongoing genicide on the gaza strip and on palestine as a whole. we are here to show solidarity. nigeria. the most populaus african country has seen massive protest in support of palestine. a nigerian s

. >>> mao now to the largest heal care strike in u.s.tory entering day two let's head to arabile. >> good morning, guys. 75,000 workers from kaiser permanente, which is of course the largest health care non-profit organization are on strike day two of the strike affecting hospitals as well as medical offices. they have 39 hospitals across eight states out of the eight states, five are involved in the strike major strike action happening, of course, in relation to ever everythi third largest in history it is a crippling fact toor fore u.s. economy -- still to come, the brew crew gets snake bitten. we've got your wildcard baseball h highlights seball h highlights every step of my journey. - they've helped me realize it's possible to rise to the top again. - it's possible to get the help i need for me and my family. - it's possible to hate pushups again. - to feel understood. - to begin healing both inside and out. - to feel like myself again. - and now i know anything is possible. (gentle music) oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you ne

mao's theory is that guerrillas are fish and the people of water can kill fish if we want. we have to hunt him down, that is, we must put a distance between him and the people, so they are taking a huge revenge from the people of gaza for supporting hamas and choosing the option of resistance, but experience has shown that the people of gaza chose resistance and using the option of resistance. having many achievements, such as the zionist escaping from the strip the zionist occupation of gaza and the provision to stay in the city had created welfare effects, but due to the resistance , they fled from this area and gaza became a successful model for the entire occupied palestine, and the zionists are trying to change this paradigm. to destroy this formed model and announce that resistance against us costs a lot, but to what extent can the zionist regime continue its attacks and how far can its internal front withstand the events have a big question because show experience the fact that the internal society of the zionist regime does not tolerate a war of attrition, they won

president biden said at least 11 americans have mao onow been ki in this war and it is entirely possible that americans are among the people being held hostage by hamas militants president biden is directing his administration to share intelligence and also to send hostage recovery experts to help israeli counter parts. national security spokesperson john kirby says we can expect to hear more about these efforts when the president speaks later today. >> we have some americans unaccounted for, and we are concerned that they could be among the hostages that hamas is holding. and i think you'll hear the president speak in very heartfelt tone about the importance to get all the information possible on these americans, get in communication with their families and do whatever we can to get them home >> reporter: the u.s. has begun sending help to israel, but the house of representatives has to first elect a speaker before any new money can be appropriated for israel republican also hold a forum today and vote as soon as tomorrow to pick their nominee then there would be a full house vote where

and this is for the higher elevations, the east, the hills and the mao. and so not really the valley floors, but it will be breezy. and we also have some cold temperatures to tell you about over in the lake and mendocino counties. there's frost and freeze warnings there and looks like the bay area we're going to be spared from that. and then there's also a freeze warning over in monterey county. so a lot to talk about extended forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> all thanks a lot more continuing coverage of the red flag warning in the north bay. now where kron four's and then harry is reporting from santa rosa where fire crews are keeping an eye out tonight for any sparks or flames. >> the national weather service is warning people that tonight into sunday morning is going to be the most critical time for the fire risk while firefighters are prepared, they want to make sure the community is as well dry and windy conditions have most of the bay area under red flag warning. >> national weather service. meteorologist alexis clauser says it's the most expa

. >> reporter: mao that homecoming has come and gone, the two best friends want to leave their classmatesvice >> make the memories last, man you only get one life. you only get one chance, man when it's gone, it's gone. you got to make it last while you got t. >> reporter: and, too? >> keep them in your heart >> what great perspective for them as high schoolers to have and make it a sweep, right prom king and queen coming up at the end of the year. >> what a memory to make if all else in life, you have that moment that she will never forget >>> there is a new pepper officially crowned the hottest in the world, stamped certified by tguinness world records this one, the pepper x is three times as hot as the reaper, as the previous record holder it was unveiled on the youtube series "hot ones". a hal hjalapeno stands at 2,000 3,000 on the scale, this is at 2 million. >> the bodily fluids, the tears out of your eyes and nose. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrou

of the correspondence between khrushchev and kennedy, in the spirit of dialogue between joe eli and maoe is the history of resolving global problems, and how it happened. the theme of this security conference in minsk is integration, economic integration. i risk serious criticism for this decision in some parts of europe. unfortunately, there will be no exaggeration. no, say that. global security is now in its worst shape with the end of the cold war, a serious decline in the level of competitiveness of the european economy, this is not only a political statement, it is a statement based on facts, last year was the first year that china, the first time the european union was in third place instead of being in second. in europe itself, in the usa, do ordinary people feel that the economy has somehow shrunk? the situation within america is that the dollar system is bankrupt, which is why most countries, the global majority, are moving towards a new international monetary system, this is partly discussed at the conference on eurasian security, in the united states there is a large-scale re

the death of chairman mao of course represented enormous change here.o the protest movement in tiananmen square, and so the government was very aware of this, and so already had been cracking down on vpn, so that people could not access parts of the internet not controlled by the communist party, and they are trying to keep it while recognising how important it was, it might be too strong to say downplaying his role, but certainly a lot of people looking at the language being used by the party in terms of describing him, and it does seem to bejust trying to keep a lid on things in china. and now that he has gone, it is kind of a green light for people online here to discuss li keqiang and what he stood for, and of course comparisons will be made to xi jinping, because at one point they were both vying for power, and the big question is what would this country have been like if li keqiang had been made to the general secretary of the communist party instead of xijinping. and i think most people would think that it would be very different to the way thing

course, every person in the world knows these shots, tiannian square is a famous place, a portrait of maof the people, and now we see the moment when the president is already going to negotiations with my chinese colleague, together with you we are going to watch every moment of these negotiations, pay attention, by the way, look, look here at this side, how many journalists are here, want to capture this moment. well, you see, we need a few minutes, now we can enter, there is still a delegation, germoskovich , come in, oh, you see, we are already being swept away by almost chinese tv cameramen, we are running to occupy the point, it is clear that this is very important today, we made it, we made it, my dear friend , i am meeting with a dear friend for the second time in 7 months, the first was in march in moscow, this was my first visit after my re-election. we understand that this is a special sign emphasizing the level and nature of relations, then putin too showed a special sign, i have an apartment here, in which i have been spending a lot of time lately, working here and spending th

tiannian square - famous place, portrait of mao zedong, at the entrance to forbidden city, just a fewsembly. but now we see the moment when the president is already negotiating with his chinese counterpart. together with you we are going to look behind. pay attention, by the way, look, look here at this side, how many journalists here want to capture this moment, well, you see, it takes a few minutes, now you can enter, there’s still a delegation, herkovich, come in, oh, we’re already being swept away by almost chinese cameramen , let's run take a point, it is clear that this is very important. today, we managed, we managed, my dear friend, we are meeting with a dear friend for the second time in seven months, the first in march in moscow, this was my first visit after re-election, we understand that this is a special sign emphasizing the level and nature of relations, putin then he also showed a special sign, i have an apartment here, in which i have been spending a lot of time lately, and i work here and spend the night here, very often. we moved there, sitting by the fireplace drin

about the resignation of the country's defense minister, so the official representative of mid-china maof the journalists about the transparency of the actions of the chinese authorities, let me remind you whether shangfu lost his post the day before by decision of the standing committee. national people's congress of china . he became minister of defense in march of this year. at the time of this appointment, ali was under personal sanctions from the united states for china's purchase of russian aircraft and missile systems. beijing demanded the lifting of restrictions and interrupted all military contacts with washington at the level of defense ministers. lee last appeared in public on august 29. the reason for the resignation and the name of the new minister have not yet been announced. the winners choose high-quality fuel for their cars. pulsar effectively cleans the engine. fill up with pulsar rosneft fuel, take part in the draw and don’t miss the chance to get a car. pulsar rosneft: energy of victory. get cashback up to 5% with a free sofcombank debit card. we spin discounts on rep

talking about such, you know, classic geostrategy, yes, which was still implemented there, for example by maoen he said that it is very important for china to have good relations with the usa, because china, he, well , there are competitors around him, right? this is the russian federation, this is india, this country, this is that islamic, islamic uma, muslim uma and so on, that is, the usa is needed by china, as china is important to china in general, so here it is. actually, i think that there will be a certain normalization, but will there be a return , you know, to those times there, obama, clinton, when there was only engagement, there was only cooperation with china, i think no, it will be a mixed strategy, where we can cooperate, where we can't, compete, and somewhere in general, if there would be, you know, such a conflict of interests, generally without borders, as there, for example, artificial intelligence, or quantum deductions and so on, there is nothing about russia without it. but in reality we saw in october we saw such hugs, everything is fine, putin is in beijing, there wer

mao it is their turn to go to washington.ou see them here in nottingham doing pleasantries before retreating behind closed doors to get into the real issues. was the first time a chinese foreign minister has gone to the united states since the contentious beating in alaska in 2021 with the foreign minister and antony blinken trading barbs, bickering across the table about human rights, trade, international alliances, allegations that there is a nato alliance in the pacific. things have changed quite a bit since then, there are still contentious issues whether export controls, taiwan, the war in ukraine, a slew of issues that they have to sit down and try to put a floor to the deteriorating relationship. they are there meeting antony blinken. according to sources they will meet with president biden tomorrow as well as jake sullivan tomorrow in washington and biden meeting them is a reciprocal gesture because when antony blinken went in june xi jinping met with antony blinken. there will be reciprocity in washington. it is agai

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and don't tell me we're all going to wear a little tunic, mao tunic on. tunic, little mao tunic on. > problem here because you're suggesting there's which is full there's two things which is full communism complete neoliberal communism or complete neoliberal capitalism communism or complete neoliberal capitalione's what i want and no one's taxed. what i want is bog standard social democracy. so you have a mixed market economy. have some market economy. you have some privateyou think actually levels think? you think actually levels that redistribute ? that redistribute? >> don't you think we've already got that? we've got the highest, highest that i can highest tax levels that i can remember. on remember. anyway, that's on income, though. >> on wealth. and >> that's not on wealth. and that's talking about that's why i'm talking about wealth. all right. >> so now you want to start taxing houses, do you? taxing people's houses, do you? yes. you? well, there yes. do you? right. well, there we think a property tax, we are, i think a property tax, at come out. at least the left have come ou

so i talk a lot about the chinese civil war, mao zedong, communist china, and of course all of the politicsare involved in it. [indiscernible] a person who escaped to vietnam, and that is all about the vietnam war, so it is all about those things coming together, and then i start writing earnestly during covid, and my agent says, you have to write about anti-asian racism, because that was after george floyd and all that stuff and the pandemic came, and the asians were being blamed for the flu that came in, and so forth. i said, ok, what i will do is i will address the anti-asian racism directly, because the racism that i addressed before was railroad workers coming in to build railroads for north america and other stuff, but now i am dealing with a modern day anti-asian racism that again -- i dealt with the japanese internment camps during world war ii. that was the last wave of anti-asian, because the japanese were treated as enemy aliens, and they were all put into internment camps during world war ii, so when that sense i am trying to address modernized racism into current times. >> i re

and this news website, publishing a video documentary, i would call it, or a long report on how great maoof that to be a good idea or being convinced too, sort of, you know, sure that or report that or think that has any value for sentience audiences. so that dead... i was a bit stumped, i was a bit surprised to see that. the other part of the story, however, is, is it possible that the sentience government has used new york times's investigation to try to get a few journalists used new york times's investigation to try to get a fewjournalists in this organisation who have been known to be critical of the sentience government? now, the background probably to what is happening in india in the sentience press is that there is a lot of pressure reported on sentience news organisations a lot of independent journalists. if you talk to them they say we don't have a place left to work at. they've opened up youtube channels. so, there is, it is difficult to get advertisers can it's difficult to get money. that's a pretty serious situation in that context. if you ask me, the sentience press has be

the israeli military said it all but destroyed the district every mao, and administrative hub for thenment. bombs reportedly targeted the house of the hamas leader. waves of airstrikes continue to pound the strip neighborhood by neighborhood. in the process, raise entire districts to the ground. palestinian journalist -- shared this video from her apartment in gaza. the view shrouded in smoke. streets like this one are deserted. cultured in gray ash and lined with mountains of crushed concrete. >> the situation is very scary. >> are newshour producers spoke to us from the ground. i was after a bombardment shredded the area. wax we are standing near the building that was being attacked this morning. more than 15 people were killed in this building. two journalists were filming here andere killed during the attack. all of the building was destroyed. >> the u.n. reporting 187,000 gazans have been displaced. fleeing their homes and moving towards the sea, where a naval blockade awaits. many have nowhere left to go. >> we had fled to escape from death, we came to find death. if we stayed a

we know that xi jinping re-veers mao and this is exactly what's going on.rth africa fueled by china and russia making those insurgencies go forward and then of course israel, so this is essentially, again, china destabilizing the world. maria: i mean, if you're xi jinping sitting in beijing here watching all of this across the world and you know eventually you're going to go into taiwan, does he make a calculation that it's better to do it sooner rather than later while the rest of the world is on fire here? you've got two wars, you've got the united states trying to deal with both ukraine and israel and we know that at some point china wants to go into taiwan, right, gordon? has that l -- has that plan beed up in the face of all this. >> i think it has. they've taken the biden administration which has not been willing to talk about the world in realistic terms, not dealing with the world the way that it is and right now china has threatened to move its navy into philippine waters in the south china sea. that could be the trigger for the war in asia. you kn

xi jinping's hero is mao, and he said great chaos is needed9 in the world.king these wars and getting us involved in so many of these different spheres, you know, places around the globe? is it that they're trying to distract us and disorient us from focusing on them? is it that they want to bankrupt us? we're $33 trillion in debt, and we keep spending so much money. what's going on? >> well, all of the above, rachel. clearly, it's an attempt to divert resources and deplete our munitions by getting us involved in yet another hot spot around the world. their immediate goal, of course, is taiwan, but no one should think that china's ambitions are limit to just recovering the free democratic island of taiwan, because its ambitions are global. unlike iran, which is a regional player, wants to dominate the middle east, unlike russia a which wants to take back ukraine and the other certificate yet -- soviet republics, china has global ambitions. i read the chinese literature. they believe that they have a national right to rebelling monothink, to -- hegemony, to r

like his hero mao tse-tung, xi xinping believes chaos supports china's ultimate goal taking over they are culpable. remember hamas is a proxy of iran and iran in many respects is a proxy of china. iran could not challenge countries in the region were it not for chinese money. remember china is their largest trade partner for 10 consecutive years. they have that strategic partnership deal they inked two years ago, 25 years, $400 billion. so clearly the chinese want to make sure that iran can destablize the region. we should be holding iran responsible as rebecca grant just said and we should be holding china responsible, just as we should be holding china responsible for ukraine for supporting the russian war effort to the hilt. charles: hey, before i let you go, i have got 30 seconds. yesterday the administration cutting sales of advanced a.i. chips to china. is that enough? would you like to see more of that? >> yeah, that is certainly a move in the right direction. the loophole that they closed should never have existed in the first place and clearly they need to do more because st

this is china trying to create chaos in the global situation and that's because xi jinping adopted mao'shich will help china achieve worldwide rule, not domination, but rule. maria: this is all so disturbing. this is something we've been following and understood very clearly many, many years ago. now the pentagon's annual report on china's military power finds that beijing adopted more dangerous tactics in the indo-pacific last year, the report finds that china is also focused on dominating in a.i. for warfare and probe enemy capabilities and increasing the nuclear arsenal as well, this as intelligent leaders is warning that china's threat of intellectual property is significant and dangerous. this is what the fbi director wray said about this. >> we have seen efforts by the chinese government directly or indirectly trying to steal intellectual property, personal data, all across the country, everything in fortune 400 countries to ag culture, biotech, healthcare, robotics, aviation, academic research. we probably have somewhere in toward of 2,000 active investigations that are just relat

perhaps a lot of you already know this, xi jinping's role model, his hero is mall, and mao's famous saying around the korean war is one punch saved 100 punches. it was a preemptive attack on the americans in the korean war over the river. that is the outcome we cannot have here and let's be very clear, if we go to conflict over taiwan, there is a nontrivial chance of a preemptive attack on american interests or targets by the ccp. it's not like this would be over there, it could be right on our doorsteps, it could be our american servicemen and women who would be attacked, or could be attacked on our critical infrastructure in america as a brush back pitch to keep us out of a conflict over taiwan. there is severe potential for miscalculation, he doesn't get it, i respectfully submit, that's in part why i so strongly support the diplomatic outreach right now, they don't understand that americans would not ignore an attack on our interest or on our people. we would fight, and it would be catastrophic. we cannot go there. that's why in response to your question, i think we have to put the gua

government is doing right mao to get palestinian-americans out of gaza?ogistical issues, but we talked to people who are stuck at rafah and want to leave and so what is the government doing right now? >> again, this is something that ambassador satterfield is working really hard on. obviously a prime focus is several hundred americans that we know are there and i don't know exactly how many are down at rafah, we know there are many american citizens down at rafah that want to get out and he's working that very hard. we also believe and he's also talking to partners, particularly egypt, about the possibility of others getting out through rafah. innocent civilians, many different nationalities, palestinians that want to leave and should be allowed to leave an active war zone for their safety and the safety of their families. i wish i could tell you we have the recipe cooked here and they're all going to get out at a certain time and place. i just don't have that right now. but i can assure you and all of them that we're working on this very hard in real tim

the national flag, it was here on tianya on october 1, 1949, the red banner first flew up, chairman maoaimed the creation of the chinese people's republic, to be in the front row, people from the evening... took their seats, many came from other cities to visit on tianyang at the flag-raising ceremony, and especially today, october 1, this is part of the patriotic code, today the whole family came here, we want to go to the square in the mausalee of mazedun, introduce my daughter to the history of the country, i’ve been here today since 5:00 am, i’m very glad, i’ve never been here before, so i came especially today with my family from the khbb province, because access to the square is open to everyone. on behalf of the cpc central committee and the state council, i would like to pay tribute to the chinese people of all ethnic groups, the members of the people's liberation army and the people's armed police, as well as other political parties and public figures of non-party affiliation. i would like to convey my sincere greetings to my compatriots in the hong kong special administrative

if you look at the great leaders in china, mao zedong, one of the greatest -- we remember him. he set the p.r.c. onto a new direction. xi jinping, his success in building up shins and. -- up shenzen. thinking there would be an extension of the lease of hong kong to the brits. you look at putin today, you attribute a lot of his success. president xi, what will it be? is it the bri? the model of governance and modernization he is hoping to share with the world. some of his grandiose plans that are underpinned by principles like the csf, the global development initiative, the gdi and so on. and what will be the legacy we remember him for. is it peaceful reunification? what form of reunification? he has said the taiwan issue is not one that can be passed on from one generation to the next. these are some of the things we will be looking out for over the next 10 to 15 years. i think one of the changes i have seen during the time we were there and maybe a little bit before is decision-making. i think in the past and if you look at it along the spectrum of ideology, economic pragmatis