rob mcbride, ming sha. china. >>> just a reminder, you can keep up to date with all the news at aljazeera.com.

ming sha is out to change that. at a competition in beijing wine experts gather to sample its offerings. a region some say could become china's napa valley. >> from ming sha the strategy in the very beginning is of the boutique wineries. they have their own vineyard so they grow their own grapes and this help a lot to improve or put a lot of focus on the quality instead of the quantity. >> back at silver heights a new cellar is ready for this winery's expansion but wine makers are conscious of maintaining quality in a country with a rapidly developing appreciation of good wine. >> we need to make good wine for influence our local consumer, not only bad wine. >> throughout this remote province, government initiatives and collaborations with foreign wine makers are expanding production. >> driving around in the amount of vineyards that are going to be planted, they're talking some really big vineyards. one vineyard is the size of a region. >> growing domestic demand though will mean all that extra production will be e

ming: the gathering at the dining table-- that was our epicenter.: christmas came, and, you know, there may have been ham, but there was a lasagna first. gates: it's a story of how america's food has been shaped by its immigrants, a story of recipes passed from generation to generation. ming: i was just fascinated by the combination of fire and steam and smoke and the noise and the smell. that--that was my music.

ming cha is out to change that. at a competition in beijing, wine experts gather to sample its offerings. a region some say could become china's napa valley. >> the big strategy is from the small boutique wineries. many of these wineries have their own vineyard. they grow their own grapes and this helps a lot to improve or put a lot of focus in the quality inside the quantity. >> wine makers are conscious of maintaining quality in a country with a rapidly developing appreciation of good wine. >> we need to make good wine for influence our local consumer. not only bad one. >> throughout this remote province government initiativess and collaborations are expanding production. >> what i have seen driving around and the amount of vineyards that are going to be fronted they are talking about some really big vineyards. one vineyard is the size of a region. >> growing domestic demand will mean all that extra production will be eagerly schoole eagerly, meaning ming cha will remain a closely guarded secret. rob mcbride, al j

rob mcbride, ming sha. china. >>> just a reminder, you can keep up to date with all the news at aljazeera.com. >> the drought takes hold with devastating results but now science fights back. >> it will map the water in earth's soil has the potential to be revolutionary. >> satellites tracking water from above. innovation shows water. >> ok, i'll take your word for it. >> a biologist specializing in evolution. techno investigates the new dust bowl. tonight, beyond science, innovative goggles and the story she'll never forget. >> looks like there's another one. hold on. >> that's our team. now let's do some science. >> welcome to techno. we have recently done this drive from l.a. to san francisco. it's beautiful, but in the central valley, you see the farms and signs. >> they basically say no water, no jobs. >> california is in a really intense prolonged drought. this is a worldwide thing, all over the globe, there are more extreme weather events. places are getting warmer, places are getting drier. it's a pr

he tweeted 7'9" chinese basketball player, sun ming ming, the rock perhaps for the first time looks like pebble in comparison. >>> when we come back, if you bring your dog to work, just make sure it behaves. one office has its own doggie hr department. >>> at one office in vermont, a rough day isn't so bad when your best friend is by your side to console you. but these dogs are held to a higher standard, their own version of a human resources department. so what happens when hr gets on their tail? nbc's harry smith has tonight's story. >> reporter: if you love dogs, this story might make you more than a little jealous. because at ibex outdoor clothing company in vermont, bringing your dog to work has been part of the culture for more than a decade. for the people who work here and their dogs, this is just another day at the office. isn't he a distraction? >> you know, he can be, yes. but -- [ laughter ] >> reporter: i think some people worry that the dogs would be a distraction and that the employees would spend too much time, you know, just like petting the dogs or down on the floor wit

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right after the demonstration, we interviewed factory ceo wong hong ming. >> one particular union initiated sl factory strikes and also took part in the january 2014 demonstration. the coalition of cambodian apparel workers, democratic union, was launched in 2000. by boldly expressing factory demands to factory management, over ten years it became the largest labor union in cambodia. >> at the time of the demonstration, opposition party members had been boycotting parliament. accusing the ruling party of rigging elections. the demonstrations began attracting laborers and expanded to involve tens of thousands of people. we interviewed a female parliamentaryian who took part in the demonstration. mu sochua has long been working for the rights and safety of female workers and is a member of the cambodia national rescue party. >> the opposition party and labor unions say they did everything for the sake of the workers. but what situation are the workers in now? pav panna was a leader of the workers during the demonstration at the sl factory. she still works there now. >> panna's monthly salary

gusts to 20 miles per hour and partly sunny sky ming back home on this friday afternoon. overall, good commuting weather with dry pavement. temperatures are still chilly around the metro area. prince george's county, mid-50s. mid-50s near the chesapeake bay. southern part of the county is in the mid-50s. eastern fairfax, arlington, falls church, generally the mid-50s. we have the autumn latitudcolas hraeugz. >> we have two right lanes blocked this morning just inside the beltway. overall 66 and 95 in virginia looking good. a little bit of work you can see here as well as you head northbound. beltway at colesville road is moving along. as is 66 east of compton. >>> it is 4:32. your morning routine is about to change. there are new approved school start times in fairfax county. the vote came down late last night from the school board. there was overwhelming support in the crowd. high schools will start an hour later at 8:00 or 8:10. middle school students will start 15 minutes earlier at 7:30. experts across the country agree that the students aren't getting enough sleep. >

will m ming to 68. sael i'll city 66 and trenton 66.lite 6 and action radar shoingt first system moving through tonight, you see the clouds. showers across western pennsylvania and most of this energy will be riding up north and missing us. there's a stronger system, not strong now but will get stronger and that's across the northern plains moving in tomorrow night. and so tomorrow, we'll be in between systems. morning clouds. mixture of clouds and temperatures again mild. 74 degrees. but that will bring us showers at night and future tracker timing out the system showing 6:00 in the morning tomorrow with first system we'll see a lot of clouds perhaps sprivrkle or two and doesn't have a lot of punch to. it as we head around lunchtime 11:00. plenty of sunshine. beautiful day. but then into the afternoon clouds will back in and again around 11:00 potential for scattered downpours perhaps a thunderstorm and then we'll have a lot of lingering clouds wednesday morning problem with this full lunar eclipse reaching totality 6:25 in in the morn

it's hard to see it ming unless you get close.day afternoon, this lava moved another hundred yards or so. >> remarkable. >> yes. >> coming up next, california health insurance who should set the rates? >> inform tif look at proposition 45 on hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. >>f you're with us last night you know abc7 partnered with a group to try a new approach on explaining measures on next week's ballot. >> we have four videos and tonight presenting the look at proposition 45. to change howealth insurance rates arset. prop 45. i hope you have health insurance. >> yes. why? >> if you are aret covered by a plan, this would change

in china wild aid has been running psas starting famous chinese figures like nba yoo ming. by reducing the demand for shark fins the group has brought down the value. >> we had people go undercover to fishing villages in indonesia and we found compared to when they went last time in 2007, to 2014 the price dropped by 80% the fisherman were being paid. therefore they were deciding not to target sharks anymore. >> for a banquet like this, my family is perfectly fine not to have shark fin on the menu. and we understand the reason for it. as the world changes, we need to really protect all the various species we have out there. >> a poll by the monterey bay aquarium found most chinese and those in california, 70% support the ban. well this week was a big week in sacramento with governor brown signing landmark legislation on a number of fronts. joining me now for a look of that is scott shaffer. >> hey thuy. >> she was very busy governor brown. we talked earlier about a bill on sexual assaults on college campuses but also a ban of the plastic bags. >> this makes california the f

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ming. >> he's now 17. >> oh my god, he's going to college soon. wow. this is the island of mr. oh my god, look at that. we look cool. we totally look cool here. but does everybody fall in love with the country like i did? i came here, and it stole my heart. you know. >> i think it's a very good meeting point. but in the past, it was over, and now is a new time. >> mm. wow, that's great. dude, that's pretty spicy. perfect with beer. >> we need more drinks. >> lobster from the south china sea. give it a nice haircut table side, and it's perfect. >> sweet. >> sweet, just like i remember. >> yeah. >> yep. sentimental guy. >> sometimes at work i try to be serious, and i just think about work, but i don't know why, when i think about you, i think about drinking and getting something good to eat. one more cheer. >> good to see you again, my friend. its been a long time since my old friend and i met. a hell of a lot of road with this guy. ♪ one of the great joys of life is riding a scooter through vietnam. to be part of this mysterious, thrilling, beautiful choreography. thousands upon

winds ming from land to sea so it offshore wind or a land freeze that will bring us three-day heat waveow-to-mid 90's in the south bay. 86 in santa cruz. upper 80's to low 90 cool on the peninsula. at the beach, waters is in the 60's. the temperatures are in the mid-80's down into south san francisco and 82 in bodega bay and low-to-upper 90 through the north bay valley with santa rosa going from 45 this morning to 94 degrees, a 50-degree swing. upper 80's to nearly 90's along the east bay shore. you can see san ramon at moot and danville will top out at 94 and you are jumping 50 degrees the tonight is not so cool, we see more 50's and 60's. the seven-day forecast shows triple digits possible inland with low-to-mid 90's around the bay and mid-80's at the coast. cooling hits the coast on saturday and harder on sunday and back and the 70 and still, 90, hanging on and by monday, tuesday, and weapons back to average with morning clouds moderating our pattern. >>> it does not look too terrible pushing to the maze from berkeley westbound 80 the tail lates over to the bay bridge with traffic fl

you're never quite sure whats ming youway. when y've got an entire company who knows that theost on-time flights are nothing if we can'get your thingit's no wonder more people choose delta than a other airline. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or noing. the sleekest... ..exiest, ...badst, ...safes ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshes.. ...or nothg. at merces-benz, we do things one wayr we d't do them at all. introducing the all-new c-class. the best or nothg. lou: major general darryl williams commander of u.s. army africa along with other soldiers returning from west africa. admiral james, the author of the new book the accidental admiral. and first of all, thank you for being here. %-question, about to get reactin to the response about the quarantine issue. >> they have not issued a policy and i know that there was a decision that was made by one commanding officer and the department of defense. but it is not reflected. a departmentwide policy that i understand is in development. lou: why is there no uniform policy and

mountain view and san jose is still ming offshore. stations we have some temperatures: dress warmer for dublin/pleasanton at 51. 55 in walnut creek, concord, 56 in union city and fremont and 68 in san lenadro and 63 in oakland and 65 in san francisco. from mount tamalpais, beautiful this morning, and warm sunshine but the last afternoon and first front comes through on tuesday night into wednesday and brings a chance of rain and cooler conditions and then another can of rain and keep the cool conditions so today is the last day we see 90's and southern surge gets to santa cruz at 76 and falling and mid-to-upper 80's through the south bay and san jose and cupertino at 88 and 82 at palo alto and mid-to-upper 80's for most of the peninsula and temperatures falling this afternoon and same for downtown south san francisco and home 80's and sausalito we falling temperatures and inland we will be in the upper 80's to low 90 and mid-to-upperrity long the east bay shoreline to 90 in castro valley and upper 80's to 90's inland east bay. tonight

. >> the bay bridge toll plazas showing ming along fine into the city.e do have decent conditions this morning compared to yesterday when it was a mess. we hope we have calm traffic for the commute. >>> there is one fewer celebrity on "dancing with the stars" now. >> john jonathan and allison. >> they say good by after the routine, news sizzling enough to stay for another week of competition. >> i came because i was in a low place losing my parents and want dead do something out of my comfort zone to break out and bring life back into my life and i did. that life with allison and "dancing with the stars" was it. >>> check out "fresh prince of bellaire," talking on the salsa and they danced away to first place again despite both being injured. >> next, each dances twice and will perform the regular routines and add team dances. >> guys two men in seattle are on a mission that has us pondering, why didn't i think of that? >> trying to buy every keep of bottled or canned beer sold in the one of american and they found nearly 650 individual betters in seattl

and now transportation and people ming from place to place, it is only a matter of time. >> the transportation piece is very important. i think we should seriously consider quarantining from the high risk countries. you may know more than i do. it hasn't stopped me from my perspective. >> it never did. >> what is happening in africa is different from the united states. they went from rural to urban and thisy have superstitions and their high dreen practices -- hygiene practices are he was confident when he said it isn't going to spread. >> that's what gets you to sleep at night. >> nobody is agreeing with me. >> the lon suffering continue -- long suffering continent of africa -- >> what are you running from? >> ebola. >> in united states the problem i found striking in the show notes i didn't read was the 21-day incubation period where it takes that long for an individual to manifest symptoms and become contagious. if you have people of very kind hearts going over there to help, when they come back, is there supposed to be a waiting period where you observe them to make sure they are not? >> t

taking a look at 66 ming into town. you're a little slow. it gets crazy as you head through falls church. you're good in quantico. gets a little crazy into woodbridge. headed down towards 95. back in 10 minutes. >>> melissa, thank you. 6:31. seven months now and there is still no sign of 8-year-old alicia rudd. she went moving from a d.c. homeless shelter. there is no criticism from the nonprofit that runs the shelter. the community partnership for the prevention of homelessness held its 25th anniversary gala. some of the invitees called new 4 asking why they are having an expensive organization when the shelter is facing so much criticism. some people at the shelter agreed. >> it kind of makes me angry to hear they are celebratin why are you celebrating and a girl was missing f? >> the executive director of the partnership would not comment. council men graham said he didn't have a problem with the gala but is concerned about the way the shelter is being run. >>> d.c. police are looking for this 12-year-old girl. she has been missing since

surprise setting now at 6:20 as you look at present numbers 67 allentown and 58 reading and 58 bill ming ton and not bad around the region. 54 millville and still low 60s along the new jersey coast. satellite and radar we have large low pressure to the norm and west which is spinning some clouds in central parts of pennsylvania and front associated with it is now to north and east. overall take a look at lower 48. really not much going on now. so it will remain quiet as we go through the next couple of days. and so if you head out early tomorrow morning as we head for the last day of the workweek for many folks, lots of sun, patchy fog and a couple spots, 56 at 6:00 and 57 at 7 and 8:00, 58. norm and west region by region 70 and allentown 71 and 72 downingtown and bright and pleasant tomorrow with low humidity a round 72 wilmington salem, better behind, wrightstown, and lots of sun and 6 degrees above normal and south and east, 73. sea isle city 7. speedwell mostly sunny westerly wind between 7 and 14 miles an hour. as in we're approaching the weekend it's time of year to take a look at

>> thanks for ppt ming on the spot. [ laughter ] >> have me remember what i said two weeks ago.iz: extremely serious. >> one of the things he's worried about is a hacker from wherever basically coming in and wiping out people's personal data. there's a way of breaching both the banking system but the government system as well and wiping out personal data and the vast economic costs. three guys a room, somewhere in russia, and a server can basically destroy the banking system, we're going to that level. do you think it's that critical. >> not that i'm aware of, charlie. one makes sure the customer is safe and secure. many ways to do so by checking your account. banks take care of the customer. at target and home depot, we replaced cards immediately. you don't sit around waiting to see who's at fault. we've replaced over 50 million cards already. cost half a billion dollars. >> half a billion dollars this year? >> whennyou add target and home depot and staples and hobby lobby. >> someone is covering it, i know the banks take the hit, that translates to future earnings, the capital

be eternally grateful for the unbelievable efforts of willie, alistair, danny, jo, mike, charles, mingthe whole scottish team -- the scottish referendum was also brilliant because it forced us to hold up a mirror and think about who we are. four nations, yes, but also 64 million people with identities which are distinct yet overlapping, because these isles of ours are among the most diverse and inclusive in the world. and yet something very un-british is taking root in our politics. a growing movement of people who want to pull us apart. salmond, farage, the bitter tribalism of left and right -- in their different ways they're all doing the same thing. a growing pick-a-side politics, in a world of us-versus-them. worried about your job? your business? your children's future? your way of life? no matter, just blame europe, brussels, foreigners, immigrants, the english, the south, professional politicians, westminster, big business, anybody claiming benefits, even onshore wind farms -- life is so simple when you know who -- or what -- to blame. it's seductive and it's beguiling. that muc

heads-up to all the federal government workers ming into the office this morning. some federal buildings and facilities will see more security here in washington and in major u.s. cities all across the country. homeland security at this point not telling us a whole lot, not saying which will be impacted. no in flow on what this enhanced security will actually look like either. at this point they're saying this is precautionary. no specific threats coming in. but this does come one week after cap da's government got hit by terror attacks or folks are extremist values. a fence jumper made it over last week only to be taken down by secret is service jobs. back to you. >>> thank you. federal transportation officials are taking new steps to discuss whether you can use your cell phone on a plane. they are meeting in d.c. with someone from the fcc just hours from now. they are in favor of a change. however, the government has said that making calls on a flight could become chaotic and threat especially your safety. >>> less than you will get a break from some of the negat

allen town, 15 and 13-mile-an-hour in mill ming ton. without those clouds we have no rainfall. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast looking pretty good on this friday. 59 in pocono mountains. 65 for redding. into tonight, milgdz siction for doylestown. mt. homily to 67, completely drive for atlantic shore. 66 in dover. partly to mostly sunny skies. we'll see more luncheon at westchester, and glass borough. weekend forecast coming your way. >> 20 minutes to seven:00. let's see if there are any slowdowns. >> weaver got a couple of accidents. jillian mele brings us up to speed. >> there's a mixed bag of things. we still have this accident to be gone in the next five minutes or so. 320 is blocked off between golf road. heading to douglass township, accident at greenville road and hoffman delay road. we have a lot of days. this is 895 south bound. moving right at girard. drive time is 28 minutes from west haven to t. if you're taking mass transit this morning, we're not reporting any significant delays and no big problems. including al

>> well, it's hart when you have mult -- hard when you have multiple outraids, and you can ming about middle east respiratory system, in the middle east right now. it underscores the fact that you need astute clinicians and hospitals diagnosing these things at the point of contact. that's the holy grail, rapid diagnostics discerning different viruses quickly and direct treatment based on the test. we are a way aways from that. that's a goal that infectious disease persons have wanted for a long time. >> that's assuming people seek medical attention. in final moments i'll give each of you a couple of moments. what needs to change when dealing with infectious diseases in. >> i think there's a couple of things, first, there needs to be adequate funding. second, there needs to be education, not just education about the scary ones like ebola, but common ones like influenza, and third, every year you have an opportunity to be vaccinated against a large killer of infectious disease, and that's influenza. >> final thoughts? >> i share dr gaza's sentiments. all the gapes we have seen in life s

washington's team turned to their third quarterback yesterday and wouldn't you know it the team won.co ming up in sports kristen berset will have more on whether a controversy at the qb is brewing again. >> british scientists are putting a new spin on washing clothes. have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, british scientists have developed a new washing machine that uses plastic beads to help get stains out of clothes. major u.s. hotel chains are already using the technology and engineers say they're working on a model that could be used in your home. alphonso van marsh reports from england. >> reporter: london's white rose laundry is

bush, and he was alsoed a ming stra af the epa. i want to get right to it. when the government says we have got nothing to worry about. do we have something to worry about with ebola? >> listen, pandemics happen, they are a fact of the natural world, we have had ten of them in the last 300 years, we have had three of them in the last 100 years. and when they happen, they are world changing events. so it's something we should always be concerned about and always be preparing for, they happen infrequently enough that often we forget about it and we get a bit lax in our preparation, so the answer is, we should always be concerned about because they will happen, either now or in the future. >> i remember when i was governor in arkansas, you were the secretary of health and human services and that agency of course oversees cdc, there was a concern about the h5n1 virus, the bird flu and there was a concern that we were going to see a pandemic, i remember seeing a -- it doesn't appear that there was that kind of intense preparation for the possibility of ebola. >>

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had he been able to get inside the room where the members of the parliament and prime minister were ming this could have been a terrible bloodbath of. canada escaped that. >> and schoolchildren on tours. we were in lockdown because my office is within the parliamentary perimeter so i was still within the lockdown and still within the precinct. we're hearing stories of parents and teachers separated from the children they were on tourses with, the way the scramble went down, the way security ushered some people one way, some another. members of parliament regularly take visiting tours from their hometown on tours. they were with the schoolchildren, separated from some with ours. there was a lot of fear, a lot of panic. so many people that could have been shot and killed. the quick work of security agents insured that didn't happen. of course corporal nathan cerillo dying and thoughts and prayers go out to his friends, family, and his reg meant, argyle southern highlanders. jon: that is awful story. brian lilly, host of by-line on sun news network. thank you for being with us. >> thank you

the light ming round on cramer's mad money -- [ indiscernible ] are you ready see daddy?e for the lightning round on cramer's "mad money." let's start with jill. >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> i am in a world of hurt. trn. >> the railroad companies and oil companies are fighting a new regulation that says we have to do the new rail cars and the stock is coming down from 51 right down to 41, and you know what i think? i think it has three more down and maybe no more than that. i do think that trinity is oversold. bob in california, bob! >> hey, jim. got a question for you about lts, but first i've got to tell you, i love the show. i'm a longtime viewer, first-time caller and a great big boo-yah to you. >> thank you very much. these shows -- man, i was up early to write this show. it's hard. what's going on? thank you for that. >> i'm buying lts since $1.14 when i first noticed the insiders were buying a stock. a large round of insider buying recently took place at $3.50 right before it it moved to the $4.25 range last week. jim, i'm using a site called insidetraderpro.com

department stores get them, even though you're there rather pay with the american express you use the blame ming dale's card because you get a rebate down the road. i don't know apple, no matter what they can do, how do they win over customers? >> maybe down the sources. >> a lot of people, it will be a slow rollout. a lot of people don't have iphone 6. they don't have ipad. >> i don't. >> charlie is totally impervious to apple's charm. they can't break through charlie. >> i bought the steve jobs book. i read about that. >> that is is it. closest you've gotten to apple product. you are totally impervious. >> i did some reporting that the board was worried about tim cook was enough of innovator which i think turned out to be accurate. melissa: you were worried that they might bug the apple devices or booby-trap them or that is why you're staying away from apple. >> i don't need it. it isn't necessary for my daily life. >> the only people using it are real nerds. >> there you go. melissa: ready, set, latte. you no longer have to wait for the morning jolt. starbucks is testing a new feature on its

that has the force of law so if they were going to go out and ming with the public they could be arrested. five children were in close contact with him as was getting sicker and sicker. the day after he went to the hospital, that was sunday, monday and tuesday they went to school. now of course that has parents in the dallas area very, very worried. they were in four schools. governor rick perry was lying to allay the anxiety saying the children did not show signs of having ebola. >> these children have been identified and they are being monitored and the disease cannot be transmitted before having any symptoms. >> reporter: but we learned something very troubling and that is duncan first went to the hospital late in the evening of last thursday about 10:00 at night he showed up in the emergency room complaining he wasn't feeling well. he told people there that he had just arrived from liberia. despite the fact that this hospital just had a review of their ebola protocols the week earlier, they sent him home. they thought he had a low-grade viral illness and gave him antibiotics which don

he's uncovered artifacts in the beijing floor dating back to the ming dynasty.ny makes about 8,000 bottles earl year in china. the chinese drank more than 11 million liters of baijiu last year. by vacuum that makes baijiu the most consumed spirit in the world. >> it's packaged in elaborate boxes and sells for hundreds, even thousands of dollar as bottle, and in china these days that price tag makes it a target. you've seen revenues really plummet. >> the government had no policy against zravextravaganceses so it did go down a lot. >> he issue add crackdown to try to clean up the communist government. it's not on banquet tables and gift boxes as much anywhere but jim rice has a plan. >> they've seen baijiu sales drop and you'll sell more if you look at the higher end of the market? >> absolutely.s still good. land rover or louis vuitton still sell very well. there is a market for high-classed products, so we're going to stand there. >> a special edition batch will retail more more than $10,000 a bottle, unbelievably one of the secrets to this fancy spirit lies in

. >> cbc contributor and the strategist says the government'sik mishand ming of ingleing is likely tourt incumbents the both. >> basically, if you're in re washington you're going to end res up with responsibility for this.o end you're going to end up with anger fo anger on this. is the public is going to take it out on you. it's only 14 days before the election. >> reporter: another effect could be the public's confidenceonfidenc in government as a whole, which ll-tim according to recent polls is at or near an all-time low. charlie? >> chip thanks. this morning people in the fashion world and beyond are remembering oscar de la renta. d he died last night in his home.onnect he was loved from hollywood to hol washington and around the world >> r for his taste and style. om >> he made powerful women more beautiful and beautiful women more pourful. de la ren 82-year-old oscar de la renta gner. was more than a fashion designer. he had a vivid sense of color and movement translating into gowns that seemed to float down t down runways, red carpets and royal nd events for decades. i spoke wi

manassas,ming in from the earlier vehicle fire was almost a one point 5 hour drive.es are open. it's going to be pretty gusty all day long with mostly cloudy skies. temperatures are in the low 50's but it will feel a few degrees cooler today when you factor in the wind gusts. we will see gusty conditions through 5 p.m. and sunset tonight is at 6:19 p.m. and you should be able to see the partial solar eclipse. a little bit warmer and breezy tomorrow. >> we continue to follow the latest developments and the deputy involved shooting in prince george's county. police say that to deputies responded to a domestic violence call at a home on houston street in suitland but a man in the home became uncooperative and was shot in the chest. that man was in surgery. wjla.com head over towjla.com for updates. we will see you back here at 8:56 a.m. ♪ and the hands on the >>> love taylor swift and "shake it off." she is going to be here live one week from now, next thursday, october 30th. >> if you want to be here too, you need tickets. go to "good morning america" on yahoo! to find

when you look at china's history, from the ming dynasty to the present, so many dynamic forces in china'shistory have been how to deal with profound dynamic history. how do you feed a quarter of humanity? how do you deal with its current manifestations in terms of the impact of air pollution, water quality and the rest? my overall point therefore, being, in the case of the perception that our chinese friends are in the business of seeking to create a form of chinese neo:naturalism in parts of the world is wrong. it's not consistent with the tradition and not not consistent with the characterization of actual chinese behavior on the ground. so, where do we go from here? and i'll conclude on these remarks. given the centrality of this relationship, i believe both governments and the region, more proodly because of the centrality of the relationship to the region's wider stability and the rest of the world as well as we move into unfolding decades of the new century, the china/u.s. relationship is in need of a new narrative. a common narrative. and here i don't simply speak in some form of p