be pretrade by drew barrymore.laughter] he is taking notes. there is a wonderful story there, sad. tyler was president. ship onn a war the potomac river and much of official washington was on an official outing. the uss princeton. a brand-new artillery piece called the peacemaker was fired it backfired and blew up and killed several prominent washingtonians, including, i think the war secretary and a new york congressman, congressman gardner, whose 27-year-old daughter julia was on the ship and she fainted when she got word that her father died. she fainted into the arms of president john tyler, who carried her off the ship and married her. [laughter] in about a year. there is a happy ending. special lady, she had a platform built in the east room so she could sit a little higher than everyone else. she was very regal, very stylish, very celebrated, 24 years old, and she had been stuck on the james river the last 16 years and now she is back in washington with her husband. the eyes of the nation are upon him and a

discussing isis, cyber security following on his visit to the u.s., this is part of his bigger effort to pretrades a nation that has arrived on the scene. for years it was a developing economy, how are gaining strength. now it is a strong power and they take on greater responsibility on the international stage. rishaad: is that how it is coming across? what has been like? profile visit and portrayed as such. when you look at domestic agenda he has his hands full with the u.n. evaluation and concerns about the economy. he has quite a lot on his plate. ,nternational visits like this and two races his profile, these are used as part of the campaign leader.him as a strong the government is about to announce a five-year land in the coming weeks. the more support he has domestically and the bigger his profile can only help him. visits like this are in line with the party. rishaad: thank you. now from beijing, it has been a shell of solidarity. what about the media reaction to the visit by the chinese president? we have that after this short break. ♪ rishaad: let's have a look at social media. the trip

david: everywhere pretrade in the chinese press.friday the front page was in a complete royal swoon. it went into minute detail about exactly what would take place at buckingham palace, about the state carriage, about which corridor door xi jingping and queen elizabeth ii would walk down before they got there. they would set at a horseshoe table -- and today, i will show you it today. we have a story that is talking about all the stops being pulled out in terms of decoration in chinatown. there is a campaign. theyhinese side of it -- do mention the economics, but for them it seems to be so much more important exactly what sort of honors are being afforded to xi jingping. francine: and this is why? because it is looking at china's status in the world? they are extremely attracted and wants that state is globally -- why does china put so much energy into this relationship? david: you have absolutely had the nail on the head. this is absolutely key. faith toives absolute the respect that the chinese communist party craves. what is impo

they pretrade him primarily as a humanist and regionalist. was, however it had become increasingly clear by the 1940's that his importance to modernism was second only to james joyce, and although he was "almost magnetically drawn to the disagreeable, violent, the distorted," his works were fundamentally moral, deeply rooted in the work of the individual. although it treated modernism respectfully, they save its highest praise for works that strutted modernism. "jb?" ever heard of retelling -- it is largely forgotten today and really produced, but they ran a breathless feature on it in 1958, asking whether it was a modern classic. this is another one of these --ple writing the modernist he becomes the first assistant secretary of state republican, he is working on all sides of this. earned his own profile in january, 1958 coinciding with the television these features- epitomize the assimilation of modernization into the mainstream. while not downplaying, in fact emphasizing, unconventional features such as diverse dialogue and the meta-theatr

those are going to have to be addressed, not just regard to dosh, but as a secretary has pretrade thismorning, and ultimately adjusting some of those causal factors that create the in's debility that give rise to ultimately organizations like al qaeda. as you correctly point out, the emergence of what we call global isil, has been less about the spontaneous development of isil as an organization that we know in iraq and syria than it has been the potential for creation of connectivity between existing groups in various places. each of which, emerge from the fabric of society there because of various causal factors. the ability to gather them together in a network is something that we are very attentive to right now with the idea of how we can deal with the branches, deal with the network, while we continue the process of dealing with the platform which is the core isil platform in iraq and syria. >> i don't mean to underwrites the fact that there been successful efforts that u.s. has undertaken, i go through the litany just to show that frankly since august 2014 the isil thread has bee