had the most important stuff is china where he'll encounter his newly exalted counterpart she's in ping the recent communist party congress wrote the chinese president's name and to dogma into the constitution cementing his status as on a par with the nation's founding father mao zedong g.-d. is behind a course that has seen china doubling down on projecting power economically politically and militarily and trunked nearly a year after his election he has little to show in the way of domestic success and abroad he risks isolation with his policy of america first america backs off china steps in that's the question we posed today on quadriga and here to answer it our our guests it's a pleasure to welcome she's an expert on china and security affairs and she says she's in ping projects an image of china as a great power that can offer the world a new approach to tackle problems and is ready to take more international. it's ability andrea skloot is editor in chief one hundred black global and he says china's time horizon is much longer than donald trump's on that scale china is certainly a

it's a pleasure to welcome back she's an expert on china and security affairs and she says she's in ping projects an image of china as a great power that can offer the. world a new approach to tackle problems and is ready to take more international responsibility and reassess klute is editor in chief one hundred black global and he says china's time horizon is much longer than donald trump's on that scale china is certainly a rising power america is stagnating and that's not a good thing. and a great pleasure to have seeming with us on the show once again he's a freelance journalist from china and he says whether china will become the next superpower depends how other parts of the world position themselves for example europe and i'd like to start with using ming she is the new strongman of china apparently but will china emerge stronger as a result of his policies. to be frank we don't know they are very very contradictionary signals coming from china on their one hand the economy is facing a deepening crisis that we see it that the money involved are opened since. syria was for years st

and his statements this is showmanship i mean that it means absolutely nothing i think she didn't ping we often in the west into the chinese have a plan and everything i do think she didn't think will run circles around this man intellectually so does. do they all i don't think anyone interpret i mean reads any takes it takes any place any currency and donald trump saying we're good friends now after this meeting. so it i think they just disregard that and get down to a long term interest power calculations both angela merkel and she jinping i think do it that way so good on vaca. aside from the overall notion of trust. what kind of relationship do you think we might see evolve between these two leaders and also these two countries certainly one of trump's big issues has been to trade and particularly china. steele since the election campaign he has talked about possibly putting chinese punitive duties on chinese steel so far it hasn't happened but you think the last word has really been spoken no the last word has not been spoken because this is one of the topics that donald trump rea

ping upfor ping up for poor service: all the big broadband and landline providers agree to automaticallyompensate customers for poor service from 2019. on newsnight, an architect of the good friday agreement tells us between a hard border between the uk in northern ireland would be a huge setback for the peace process. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the uk has been given two weeks to provide more details of its plans on key brexit issues — if it wants to move to trade discussions in mid—december. the issues include what the uk is prepared to pay for in the divorce bill , eu citizens‘ rights and the irish border. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says it's vital the uk makes concessions and offers more money. the brexit secretary david davis says the prime minister has already pledged the uk will honour existing financial commitments. our europe editor katya adler reports on the latest round of talks in brussels. time is a precious commodity, and don't the uk and the eu know it. we're halfway now between the date of our eu referendum and actually leaving the club. expect man

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and the media the ping and the discussions they and in particular in north korea. we don't know how that went. there was very little comment on it and generaliations of what was covered and we don't know whether ping resisted the tough line that the president took saying i will not do that or if there is movement in our direction that neither the xhin chin nor the white house think is appropriate to discuss publicly which would not be surprising. for now, you would have to say that that remains a big question mark. and i think the visit in japan was a plus and the speech was tough and clear. but we still need to see what happens with the chinese and it will be interesting to see just what kind much meeting he has with vladimar putin and i think he has a lot to talk to him about. i wouldn't miss the opportunity. >> sean: they are covering there is the president and russia, russia. and year of allegations and last year diane feinstein said no echdz. smoke but no fire again. and that is the refrain for the last year. >> yes, it is stunning that the democrats and the m

but she didn't ping is very good at telling audiences what they want to hear and that's a strategy that works especially well with donald trump so creating a friendly friendly atmosphere with donald trump is not too complicated they have selected him and both men also share something in common and that's a taste for power and and strongmen politics and that's probably where they can get a. good of these mathias bellinger following a donald trump's a visit to china thank you very much thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world the u.s. democrats have won to several high profile victories in state and may oral elections were also north america here winning a tight race against his republican rival in virginia other wins for the democrats where the state of new jersey and the new york city's mayor is office the elections were a key test of voter sentiment exactly a year after donald trump won the white house. the united nations says trafficking networks are preying on children in refugee camps in bangladesh the country has been overwhelmed by the arrival of more than

the president and the first lady toured beijing forbidden city along with china's president ping and his wife. president trump and president ping -- they want to focus on the trade imbalance and he'll have china to put more pressure on north korea to give up its nuclear program. >>> before leaving south korea, president trump delivered a blunt warning to north korea and i'm quoting, do not underestimate us and do not try us. president trump delivered that stern message during a speech to south korea's north assembly. they said -- and that it also won't be intimidated by threats by north korea leader jung-un. >> the regime has interpreted america's past restraint as weakness. this would be a fatal miscalculation. this is a very different administration than the united states has had in the past. >> the president trump said all responsible nations should unite to deny north korea any form of support or acceptance. >>> many americans went to the polls to choose new state leaders and federal and local representatives. democrats won both the governor's races. the results in new jersey wer

take a look at this, base yum ping is a little crazy. wait until you see the incredible stunt these dare devils pulled off. wow. coming up on the final five, senator rand paul is talking about the attack that left him with several broken ribs. we'll tell you why he's so puzzled with how it happened and why it happened. tonight on the final five at . >> you can run from the police, but can't always hide, especially if there's a chopper in the air. fairfax county police release video from a man hunt early this morning. they say a teenager went on a minute i crime spree attempting to hold up a convenience store in woodbridge forty minutes later he robbed another nearby store. they ask ed fairfax county to help out . they he used this infrared to find the teen hiding behind a home. >> he's now in custody. accord ing to new numbers americans are getting an average of two and a half bill robo calls a month. what the feds are doing to top those calls and how you can protect yourself. hew how often do you get scam calls? >> sometimes twice a day

and the media the ping and the discussions they and in particular in north korea.n't know how that went. there was very little comment on it and generaliations of what was covered and we don't know whether ping resisted the tough line that the president took saying i will not do that or if there is movement in our direction that neither the xhin chin nor the white house think is appropriate to discuss publicly which would not be surprising. for now, you would have to say that that remains a big question mark. and i think the visit in japan was a plus and the speech was tough and clear. but we still need to see what happens with the chinese and it will be interesting to see just what kind much meeting he has with vladimar putin and i think he has a lot to talk to him about. i wouldn't miss the opportunity. >> sean: they are covering there is the president and russia, russia. and year of allegations and last year diane feinstein said no echdz. smoke but no fire again. and that is the refrain for the last year. >> yes, it is stunning that the democrats and the media d

the fight against doping in sport russia has been widely accused of running a state sponsored don't ping program but even the head of the world anti-doping agency told me that the smoking gun evidence for that still is yet to be put forward. because there was no state sponsored bill ping and the other or most of the other evidence in which claims that the law would not hinson it claims it doesn't prove it i want to. give them some time for a fish quite proof proof is there in. terms of reference were to do so for those there was an institutionalized conspiracy and he did. to produce details on a road with rules violations. evidence subsequently appeal then it me it might make it much more difficult electorate much easier for the international. to go ahead against particular. russian athletes continue to face bombs for doping just recently a two are suspended for life from competing at the olympics and i also caught up with the former vice president of the international olympic committee and former head of water dick pound i asked him why there was so much focus on russia and were individ

good to have you on the day when our look at what's been happening between mr truong and she's in ping looks like this visit has been a complete success for the chinese president i mean it could not have run more smoothly if you agree make china great again i mean you have a situation where we just saw the report trumps granddaughter seeing in chinese now i would love to see president she's daughter who went to harvard and speaks great english do the same we don't see that so even in that little act some people would be quite uncomfortable and looking at this dynamic i mean yes they talked about the fact that they talked about north korea but we don't see any major announcements there other than the fact that president trump is assuring us that the chinese are going to put more pressure on north korea let us see i mean to be fair the chinese have done some things but again also in regards to the two hundred fifty billion dollars in terms of the business deals right a lot of them is other they're non-binding so they could go away poof the next day and it could be nothing now it's a poli

but when these things started ping, ping, ping, one after another coming out you just decided for mys sake, i'm not going to continue. do you regret that now looking back? do you wish you had stayed in and fought it out? >> no, i do not. as you pointed out, they came week one, week two, week three. and what we concluded was that it was going to continue four, five, and six, the way it did with the judge roy moore. i bowed out primarily because not because i couldn't take the harassment, i couldn't take the firestorm. but because my family, grandchildren especially, start to hear jokes about their pappa on the music station and i did not want that to continue. if i had stayed in the race, it was only going to get worse and worse and worse. why? because the liberal media who wanted to develop a firestorm to stop somebody, they were not going to stop i didn't want to continue to put my family members at all levels in that position. >> laura: i want to share something with you that happened today, apparently at this democratic caucus meeting. and this was involving the john conyers situa

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. >> in china, the president turned on the charm with president xi ping. in the past mr. trump accused the chinese of unfair trade practices. today was different. as the he seeks china's help in reining in north korea. margaret brennan is traveling with the president. >> a grand welcome to beijing for president trump. as he lavished praise on his host, china's leader, xi ping. >> my feeling towards you is an incredibly warm one as we said there is great chemistry. >> president xi was not as complimentary. but did say that the u.s. and china, the world's two largest economies, need not be rivals. right now china sells the u.s. $300 billion more in goods than the u.s. sells china. president trump blamed past american presidents for the deficit. >> but, i don't blame china. after all, who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i give china great credit. >> during the campaign. candidate trump struck a different tone. >> we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. that's what they're doing. >> the two

the pings sets off in the belly? >> any time i feel like i miss it, i go back to what it feels like. i got hit a few times. >> coaching in your future. just all of the above, don't know. >> i don't see coaching right now. it won't be that. i got 4 children now. that's a full-time job. although it's hurtful, can t can be sad sometime toss close a chapter, and i'm excited about the future, and the future is bright. i appreciate that. >> a olympic champion multiprofessional boxing chaffon, and now andre ward is enjoying the view. we'll get out of here and pay some bills. more inside the 5 in a jiffy. jack: why am i sitting here at jack: this ridiculously long table in the middle of nowhere? jack: to invite all my friends in the industry to try this. jack: fast food's first ever ribeye burger. jack: made with 100% ribeye beef, grilled onions, a red wine glaze and creamy havarti cheese. jack: ahh, here comes the competition now. jack: and of course, since they work for my competitors, i've obscured their identities jack:

president and his chinese counterpart eugene ping and now is the bilateral business deals worth two hundred fifty billion u.s. dollars including thirty seven billion dollars worth of planes from boeing the two leaders seemed to get on well but looking more closely relations between washington and china aren't all that rosy in the pos donald trump repeatedly accused beijing of unfair trading practices and has threatened china with terrorists as look at the numbers last year the u.s. exports of goods was only one hundred and sixteen billion u.s. dollars to china however because many u.s. companies now manufacture there the u.s. imported about four times that value of goods from china chinese foreign direct investment in the u.s. had forty six billion dollars in twenty sixteen but so far on that on the trunk it's dropped significantly so while donald trump is known to criticize u.s. chinese trade imbalance he doesn't blame china for it and he is what he had to say in a speech to business leaders in beijing. who will have a more prosperous future if we can achieve a level economic playing field

to south korea after that it's on to china where he's holding talks with the chinese president xi ping. his next stop is going to be vietnam and from there i'll be attending the asia pacific economic cooperation or apec conference then it's all for the philippines for you guessed it another summit this time for the association of southeast asian nations and this trip promises to be a diplomatic balancing act for a president who is both seeking to make america great again and also reassure asian allies of continued u.s. support. rich in symbolism the site of the japanese attack on u.s. soil more than seventy years ago is the starting line for donald trump diplomatic obstacle course across asia. as he paid his respects at powell haba the suspect sort of conflict with north korea may not have been far from his thoughts. in tokyo japan's prime minister courting a death trump doll to revive enjoying japanese hospitality ahead of our father's arrival the white house has been laying out its strategy on north korea. in assessing the degree to which were successful in galvanizing other nations

pressure on north korea to end its nuclear weapons program is meeting his chinese counterpart is using ping in beijing as part of his first tour of asia china's grand display of friendship appears to have softened mr trump stance on the country's trite practices and other contentious issues rather than i problem president trump not pissed a few china as one of the world's great problem solvers. the second day of u.s. president donald trump's visit in china began with pomp and ceremony. chinese president xi jinping once again pulled out all the stops. but behind closed doors the two leaders were faced with thorny issues among them the increasing threat from north korea a strong young's closest ally beijing is seen as a best bet to rein in an increasingly defiant north korea. with the menace of north korea and. we've had some tremendous discussions in there today and i think things will happen i believe things will happen. the positive tone taken by trump marks a departure from his previous criticism of china. in september north korea launched its latest ballistic missile and president trump

about a radius around which the phone is somewhere but if you have what say three cell phones it's pinging cell towers nearby and oval phone i.d.'s and their location for over a year now but they insist their intentions are good. in january of this year we began looking into using cell i.d. codes as an additional signal to further improve the speed and performance as message delivery google claims that it hasn't done anything particular with this data and now is going to turn it off. i don't find out entirely credible because engineer or group of engineers had to spend trying to bring to the political bodies our technological. age children is by the very nature korea as well as the book moves to try and ban the words boys and girls men and women mothers and fathers in primary education and this is a time when children really need to be if in their identity is who they are and this is just something that's far too much too young is going to confuse people because part of the natural spectrum of life for all and what species human and non-human this book is not about promoting or encouraging

the pings is so. a five hundred year old masterpiece by the united to venture becomes the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction so who bought this incredible painting . i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us it is a decisive day in german politics talks aimed at forming a new coalition government after september's general election have entered their final day now if these talks collapse and the country could face new elections merkel says that she is confident they will succeed but as we report the parties are still far apart on many key issues. four weeks of negotiations have seen the chances for a so-called jamaica coalition hover at fifty fifty one thing is clear there's still no love lost between the very parties who say they want to govern under chancellor on the america. that talk on a daily is a day when we have to put ourselves in the shoes of the other side and ask what is important to them. on balance a lot you can achieve that kind and if we do we will also

. >> in 2020 there's a new administration arose change how the prevent this from ping-pong a back-and-forth. >> you there we will settle on a consensus space approach going forward or congress can step in. back at the court decisions one of the common thread is the courts determining or not speaking directly to this issue. >> to predict an onslaught of comments coming in to the next three weeks? i'm receiving them directly as well, some more colorful than others. >> some of those colorful views, defined they have legitimacy? >> we've had over 22 million filings we see that the agency. it shows us consumers are passionate they don't want to see their experience change. i will be casting a vote that i think would dramatically change that they have a negative way. the path whereon protects consumers uninsured -- the networks cost money. 1.2 trillion in investment. we need to see investments going forward so they u.s. can continue to move forward. >> one other thing that dominated headlines is the fight between at&t and doj over the purchase of time warner. i'm curious has high see that. there'

leader imprisoned ping tout their new chemistry but does the show of friendship mask a lack of progress on trade and north korea also coming up. it will be the longest famine in the world to see for many decades. with millions of victims to start a warning from the u.n. about yemen after a saudi led alliance tightens its blockade on this war ravaged country will get a firsthand account from the un's humanitarian coordinator in yemen's capital. and could this man be germany's most prolific serial killer the former nurse already serving a life sentence is now suspected of killing more than one hundred patients. on little rock it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is wrapping up his visit to china the renewed calls on beijing to ramp up economic pressure on north korea to end its nuclear weapons program while he met with his chinese counterpart using thing as part of his first tour of asia as president all china's dazzling display of friendship appears to have softened mr trump's position on the country's trade measures which he once described as one side well rather th

us president donald trump has urged his chinese counterpart teaching ping to work hard to contain north korea's nuclear threat as a child also criticize chinese trade practices but said he didn't blame china for taking advantage of the u.s. seas and china as part of his first asian tour as president. you can copy out. health. and here it's too long. solidarity. they fall by the wayside when the gap between rich and poor grows. life in an equal societies. the divide starting november fifteenth on d w.

denouncing what he called chronic trade abuses that in some countries huge surpluses china's present asian ping whoever it was all about the g word globalization you know they are from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore i am always going to put america first the same way that i expect all of you it is wrong to put your country's first. we are seeing a profound change in economic globalization. over the last few decades economic globalization has contributed significantly to global growth indeed it has become an irreversible historical trend. and i'm alex jones will explore those different visions for global trade in the w.'s business updates and later in this half hour let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world afghan officials say one policeman has been killed and two wounded in a suicide car bombing but targeted a police compound they say a single bomb of course the blast in the southern helmand province the group has claimed responsibility for the helmand is in

thank goodness we made ping-pong first.t took him a couple of weeks to beat me at ping-pong but that pretty much solidified two straight weeks of us having basically breakfast, lunch dinner dates until he could beat me. there were dinners after and late nights talking on the phone, but i knew the first moment i saw him that i was going to spent the rest of my life with him and i still know to this day he was my person from the very beginning as you all said roy wanted a family. he was the one pushing get married sooner than later. have kids as soon as possible. of course, we got the dog first. the dalmatian murphy after dale murphy, of course. every since then it's been a manage row of animals and craz craziness and our -- one of my favorite memories when he got his full call up we were driving across the country from syracuse back to denver after a long minor league season and we got a phone call in hotel room that night. so the tahoe filled with the dog, the cat, the u-haul, made a big u-turn and we drove to cleveland to

. >> cell tower shows it's pinging from up in tuscaloosa. >> wait a minute.ow could it be pinging from tuscaloosa? that's miles and miles away. >> right. there's no way she could have made the call and been back to the location where she was murdered at. >> courtesy of the cell towers, you were able to show that teresa could not have made that call. it had to be somebody else using her phone and what do you know? her phone is missing from the crime scene. >> correct. >> so the person who very likely killed teresa mayfield must have used teresa's cell phone to call her husband scott. what could that mean? did the killer know scott? and did scott know something he wasn't sharing? >>> coming up -- >> we were dealing with a person that was leading a double life. >> secrets and lies. >> this was the trail -- >> very good word. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline." even though teresa mayfield's husband scott had been very cooperative with investigators, they wondered if there was something he wasn't telling them. here again with secrets in a

just a matter of time let's take a listen because keep saying it was news to each phone should bill ping and the other most of the other evidence. clearly. with the new teams it doesn't prove they don't want to. give them some time so there we have him conceding that it's just been hinted at the idea that a state sponsor scheme was in place and saying just give us time but the question is how much time do they pay him for life from the olympic games and we try to clean everything we do in school to spark up what we do so this point we're only three months out from the next winter olympics and it's important to remember that the whole russian team is under review at this point in the summer if it will be announced whether or not they will be able to participate in next year's games in south korea and even if the team is clear there still the fact that over a dozen of the teammates have been banned for life at this point and will not be participating. well russian footballers are also getting caught up in the doping scandal with just six months to go before their country hosts the world cu

president trump met with chinese president zee sheng ping this morning in beijing. mr.ina to increase pressure on north korea to give up its weapons program. and he also said he doesn't blame china for what he calls one-sided trade relations. he blames his predecessors. the department of homeland security found that possibly over 70% of the time during tests explosives and other weapons were able to get through tsa screeners. that's better than two years ago when the failure rate was 95%. >>> there are new questions about the small plane pitcher roy halladay was flying when he crashed into the gulf of mexico on tuesday. kris van cleave has details. >> reporter: this new video appears to show roy halladay close the water before he crashed. they're investigating. the ntsb norene price. >> a lot of people said the plane was at low ought attitude. >> it's easy to fly even for inexperience inexperienc inexperienced pilots. halladay's crash is the third crash this year. icon began delivering the plane in 2015. in april there was a crash. the ntsb blamed both incidents on pilo

how could it be pinging from tuscaloosa? that's miles and miles away. >> right. there's no way she could have made the call and been back to the location where she was murdered at. >> courtesy of the cell towers, you were able to show that teresa could not have made that call. it had to be somebody else using her phone and what do you know? her phone is missing from the crime scene. >> correct. >> so the person who very likely killed teresa mayfield must have used teresa's cell phone to call her husband scott. what could that mean? did the killer know scott? and did scott know something he wasn't sharing? >>> coming up -- >> we were dealing with a person that was leading a double life. >> secrets and lies. >> this was betrayal. >> that's a very good word. >> when "secrets in a small town" continues. ( ♪ ) ♪ one is the only number ♪ that you'll ever need ♪ staying ahead isn't about waiting for a chance. ♪ because one is... it's about the one bold choice you make that moves you forward. ♪ ...that you ever need the one and only cadillac escalade. come in for our sea

thank goodness we played ping-pong first, it took him a couple weeks to beat me at ping-pong but that pretty much solidified two straight weeks of, us having, basically, breakfast, lunch and dinner dates until he could beat me. there were dinners afterward and late nights talking on the phone but i knew the first moment i saw him that i was going to spend the rest of my life with him and i still know to this day... he was my person. from the very beginning, roy wanted a family. he was the one pushing, get married sooner then later, have kid as soon as possible. after dale murphy, of course. and ever since then it has been, a managery of animals and crazy. one of my favorite memories when he got his first... >> brandy halladay reflecting on her soul mate roy doc halladay, many family and friend are in attendance at spectrum field keeping everybody strong definitely a tough time but they are all coming together for one, very, very special man, there is no doubt about that. our don bellies down in clear water and we will get back to don during our 6:00 o'clock hour. >>> up next we will t

the 49ers are pinged up. drew stratton is our backup.w a running back for the articles. letters a completely different roster. this has to be one of those games where you figure the 49ers have a chance to win.>> they would prefer that he does not play. when he was in college, this is interesting. i was at the press conference on tuesday, he did not have a playbook in college. no one followed up on that. did the coach just signal five different plays? >> then he goes to new england and learns and offense there. apparently these two teams have nothing in common as far as the book. it is like learning a new language. you have to understand how to save the plate in the huddle. then you get up there and you recognize something that is not right and then you have to think , i know what i want. >> all right. let's talk about the raiders. do they have a hope of going to the playoffs? >> the expectations were high. they had them 7 to 1. right now they are 3 and 5. they trained in sarasota this week because they are playing the dolphins. they cann

about it and according to white house sources, he intervened on their behalf asking president xijin ping, he complied and they were returned. they thanked the president at this press briefing on wednesday, all three of them. the president then tweeted about them saying that they should be weary of the many pitfalls in life. we thought it was over, and then on friday, lavar ball tells espn that he doesn't think president trump played that big of a role literally asking -- when answering a question about getting his son back to the united states, now the president is drawing criticism from those who say that he's requiring credit for having released these u.s. citizens being imprisoned in china. ana. >> another big controversy, boras. the president tweeting again, teasing a big decision on this elephant hunt in africa. >> reporter: that's right, it's the on again off again decision. it was announced that the administration was going to reverse an obama-era policy that banned importing hunted elephant trophies from zambia and zimbabwe. he caught a lot of flak for that. a lot of criticism on

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officer jamen royster and managing director james agg have been prit ping it more than a year but propercenses and several inches where roy jper is convinced someone to pay for funeral costs n one case the family lost 47,000. dozens are coming forward tonight like eric chessly and johnson who are still phone certificates. >> i'm slow. >> but mine is not needed. >> not needed at all. >> how did you find that out. >> i called' miss. >> what did they tell you. >> they told me i need to contact her. >> does the funeral home still have your brother's remains. >> i don't know who has them now. i'm very, very hurt and i want to get lower behind this. it's not right. it's not right at all. attorney general office tells me they seized more than 100 crew manes and bodies from the funeral home and howiany apply to this case. it grants a degrees of royster and aggie assets and attorney general office is seeking restitution to money to clients owed and seeking hard to get? evenlyer. we know she and aggie are do back in tort december 1. if you believe you're a victim or like to avoid physician i victi

he was the interpreter for dom xiu ping -- excuse me -- brian: in paris? senator mccain: paris peace talks. i have on my wall in the office there is a cable that was sent back to the state department classified, secret. and it says on it, at the tea break, li duc was the negotiator. he said that the vietnamese had intended to release the admiral mccain's son but he had refused. that was part of the documents that we declassified because for a while there everybody was believing that we left americans behind. one of the -- such long stories, but senator mitchell and senator dole set up this select dole set up this select committee headed by me and john kerry. part of the deal was that the conspiracy theory people said, there's always secret documents that are out there that will prove we left americans behind. so part of the -- our report is we said that everyone -- everything has to be declassified that has anything to do with pow-mia's. one of the documents that came out was the one that i mentioned to you. it was from harriman in paris back to the state

or a ping ball game to be precise.ly used in a women's international. but england and australia are no strangers to innovation. after all, they played the very first women's test more than 80 years ago. now they'll share another piece of sporting history. both teams are really looking forward to it. one, we don't play a lot of test cricket. you only have a chance tor part of history once. both teams will be extremely excited to play—day/night cricket. both teams will be extremely excited to play-day/night cricket. win here and australia retain the ashes. england must hope they don't live up to their billing. meanwhile, england's men have been playing one of their two warm—up games before their ashes series starts. mark stoneman, dawid malan and joe root scored half centuries against a cricket australia eleven. play has ended on day one with england 278 for 8. still to come in the programme: emerging markets or neglecting old friends? what next for samoan rugby after they were declared bankrupt today? and uk antidoping

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ping welcomed trump and first lady melania trump at the forbidden city in -- >>> president trump addressednational assembly. the president urged jung-un to abandon his request-- his quest for nuclear weapons. >> the weapons you're acquiring is not making your safer. they're putting your regime in to the aggression of your regime and a stop to your ballistic missiles and complete, verifiable and total denuclearzation. >> earlier the president tried to make a surprise trip to the military zone -- fog forced his helicopter to turn away five minutes before landing. within hours of the president's speech, north korean's leader says the u.s. faces an abyss of doom unless it out what it calls the lunatic old man from the white house. >>> members of the ucla men's basketball team have run into legal trouble in china. it has nothing to do with the president's visit. the team is there for a scheduled game. three freshman players have been arrested accused of shoplifting from a high end store. one of the players is ball, brother of los angeles laker's rooe >> according to china's entry and exit law,

president trump and chinese president ping were in -- >> they were discussing trade yesterday. >> edward >> the american and chinese companies spent $250 billion or made deals for $250 billion worth of agreements. the president from china came out and said his economy going forward would be more open and transparent. still, former ambassador from mexico to china tweeted out this morning saying that he says china or beijing is a master at reselling the same agreement. he questions that a little bit. still, going forward china will be more open. >> edward, were there any agreements how to deal with north korea. that was a big topic of discussion. >> the president brought it up during that meeting. >> he's talking about it. >> the president of china was more defensive about this one. however, he did say that china would stick to the u.n. resolution and sanctions that would pass against north korea. the president -- president trump would like to see china further cut off economic ties, but, again, the p only going as far to say they would stick to the sanctions that are in place. >> edward l

the phone's identity and the fact that it is on the a telephone network so what it's doing is it's pinging cell towers nearby and by the way all phones do that google admits that they've been keeping track of mobile phone i.d.'s and their location for over a year now but they insist their intentions are good. in january of this year we began looking into using cell i.d. codes as an additional signal to further improve the speed and performance as message delivery google claims that it hasn't done anything particular with this data and now is going to turn it off. i don't find out entirely credible because some engineer or group of engineers had to spend time getting together this capability and they had to do it for a reason because someone told them to do it now google assures us that we have nothing to worry about that they never store or share our data with anyone well we've heard that song and dance before. does the n.s.a. collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans. no sir. it does not. not wittingly. the technology really is moving faster than the