was not china? that this was not a 400-pound guy sitting on his bed, as donald trump says, and do these types of tweets and kinds of statements from donald trump imbolden the russians? >> when the report comes out before i leave office that will have drawn together all the threads and so i don't want to step on their work ahead of time. what i can tell you is that the intelligence that i've seen gives me great confidence in their assessment that the russians carried out this hack. >> reporter: which hack? >> the hack of the dnc and the hack of john podesta. now, the -- but, again, i think this is exactly what i want the report out so that everybody can review it. and this has been briefed and the evidence in closed session has been provided by on a bipartisan basis not just to me, it's been provided by to the leaders of the house and the senate and the chairman and ranking members of the relevant committees. and i think that what you've already seen is at least some of the folks who have seen the evidence don't dispute. i think the basic assessment that the russians carried this o

disaster. third, i will direct my secretary of the treasury to label china a currency manipulator. they are. they know it. i have a great roolgsship with china. i've made a lot of money with china. but, you know, they know. they told me. that's how they do it. it's the single greatest tool they have, currency manipulator and they're grand masters. they do a good job. i'm not angry at china. i'm angry at our country for allowing them to do it. i'm not angry at china. fourth, i will direct the secretary of commerce and u.s. trade representative to use every tool under american and international law to end foreign trade abuses that hurt the american workers of which there are many things. fifshgts i will lift the restrictions on the production of shale, oil, natural gas and clean oil. we will also put our miners back to work and we will develop clean coal. our minors ha our miners have been treated badly. clean coal. improve vital infrastructure like keystone. cancel payment to u.n. climate change programs. now, think of this, we paid billions and use the money to fix america's water and e

, kelly, not just their party. >> what do you mean by this? >> this town is the china shop, donald trump is the bull. the voters decided to send the bull into the china shop. >> washington, d.c. >> even trump voters are worried about his temperament. they want him to come into this town, they know it will be messy. they want him to break the china. they think humpty-dumpty needs to be shoved off the wall. and humpty-dumpty is washington. it's us to a degree. they don't think we speak to them. so think of everything else in our solt and how much it's been disrupted in the last 10 or 20 years. this town has tried to keep the political system in the staid two-party establishment system. they took the rock and hold it on the volcano -- both parties -- and hold it on as long as they could. and then the volcano blew up and when it does it's messy. >> to keep your analogy going about the china shop, the problem hillary clinton clearly had is she was sort of delicately walking around the china shop with a duster just kind of -- you know, instead of just blowing through. and -- >> i'm sorry. >> t

first time they're seeing economic saoftening in china an they've invested so much in china. and ceo says things will look better as the year goes on and analysts is think them being the high flying growth stock has come to an end. back to you. >>> for many people in london getting to and from work can be a stressful experience. everyone packs themselves into the trains and max foster has more. >> reporter: oxford circus, the center of london's west end. the beating heart of this global city. tourists, and iconic double decker buses screen from dawn to dusk and beneath it all, an intersection of multiple metro lines. some of the nearly 100 million passengers who make the journey every year. it's not that much fun but these are the lucky ones. for many these days, even making it underground is a challenge. >> conygestion. do not enter. >> reporter: this is now a common site for passengers. gates pulled shut, frustration palpable. >> it's not ideal, especially when you've finished work and you want to come home straight away. >> reporter: oxford circus had to close on 30% of week days

gave an indictment of hillary clinton and her view on china. christie said hillary praised china for buying debt. >> she was so desperate for chinese cash they promised to oppose the buy american provision in the stimulus bill in exchange for the cash to finance a huge expansion of federal government spending. so, hillary clinton, putting big government spending financed by the chinese ahead of good paying jobs for middle class americans, is she guilty or not guilty? >> so, the cnn reality check team, and there's a bunch of people on that team. they looked into that claim in 2009 clinton traveled to china and urged to buy u.s. debt. clinton told the chinese tv network that china made a wise choice buying that debt. based on that report that makes christie's statement true. of course, many countries buy debt and that is crucial after bringing the economy out of the great recession. >> all right. we've got a lot more discuss, including donald trump's children. two of them spoke last night. donald trump's running mate, mike pence, he will speak tonight. what does he need to do. and

diplomatic dust up in china from over the weekend when air force one was not greeted with staircase forcing president obama to use a back exit as he arrived for a g20 summit. proof that he gets no respect on the world stage. >> they won't even give him proper stairs to get out of the airplane. you see that. they have pictures of other leaders going there and coming down with a beautiful red carpet. obama's coming down a metal staircase. it's a sign of such disrespect. >> reporter: trump tied the president's trip to clinton predicting more unfair trade deals to ohio. >> it will be the equivalent of nafta. >> reporter: the trump campaign is continuing to hammer clinton over that recently released fbi report on her use of a private e-mail serve pointing to investigators findings of scores of e-mails deleted. deputy campaign manager said the cover up is always worse than the crime. voters have a right to know if the records were illegally destroyed and what role clinton's aid may have played. >> it's more evidence that hillary clinton is the most dishonest candidate for president of the

tremendous competition from china and from all over the world. keep it in our hemisphere. workers in both of our countries need a pay raise very desperately in the united states. it has been 18 years, 18 years, and wages are going down. improving pay standards, and working conditions, will create better results for all. and all workers in particular. there is a lot of value that can be created for both countries by working beautifully together. and that, i am sure, will happen. number five, keep manufacturing wealth in our hemisphere. when jobs leave mexico, the u.s., or central america, and g and pressure on cross border migration. tremendous pressure. the bond between our two countries is deep and sincere. both of our nations benefit from a close and honest relationship between our two governments. a strong, prosperous and vibrant mexico is in the best interest of the united states, and will keep and help keep for a long, long period of time. america together. both of our countries will work together for mutual good and most importantly for the mutual good of our people. mr. president, i w

friendship with russia and china. >> reporter: rather than go into specifics. >> we must, as a nation, be more unpredictable. we are totally predictable. ♪ >> reporter: after his five-state sweep on tuesday, trump is feeling more secure than ever in his front-runner status. >> i consider myself the presumptive nominee. >> reporter: to clench the nomination he needs 49% of the remaining delegates to hit that magic 1,237. today he has won about 50.2% of the delegates. if he keeps up his current pace, the nomination should be within his grasp. for trump, it's a sign the strategy that got him this far is working. >> we have a football team and you're winning and then you get to the super bowl. you don't change your quarterback, right? so i'm not changing. ♪ eye of the tiger >> reporter: that general election fight could be brutal is, as trump tries out an even sharper tone against clinton, questioning whether she has any credentials beyond her gender. >> frankly, if hilla clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going is the woman's card

american free trade agreement, or the disaster called nafta. second, china's entry into the world trade organization. nafta was the worst trade deal in the history -- it's like -- the history of this country. and china's entrance into the world trade organization has enabled the greatest job theft in the history of our country. it was bill clinton who signed nafta. people don't remember. in 1993. and hillary clinton, who supported it, and the havoc that it wreaked after he left office was unbelievable. it was also bill clinton who lobbied for china's disastrous entry into the world trade organization, and hillary clinton who backed that terrible, terrible agreement. then as secretary of state, hillary clinton stood by idly while china cheated on its currency, added another trillion dollars to our trade deficits and stole hundreds of billions of dollars in our intellectual property. and i've been talking about china for many years. and you know what? nobody listened. but they're listening now, that i can tell you. the city of pittsburgh and the state of pennsylvania have lost one-third o

foundation, it's a form of legal kickback, the guy who sells his ties made in china, gives money to it, the mcmahon's when he was doing world wrestling federation events at the casinos when he owned them. they would make contributions, donald wouldn't make a contribution because he in all likelihood pays no federal tax or little federal tax. >> let me read this before you respond. here's what the post writes. nearly all of its money comes from people other than trump, and tax records, the last gift from trump was in 2008. since then, all of the donations have been other people's money. is this why he wasn't release his taxes? >> not at all. we could get to the taxes in a minute. what he's doing is using his name, his contacts to raise a lot of money, and then he gives it out. the united way does the same thing, there are plenty of foundations that use their clout, raise money, and give it to good causes. in fact the clinton foundation does it that way too. >> is this why he won't release his taxes? >> not at all. if i were advising donald trump which i'm not. i would strongly advise hi

it's the woman card, or it's saying china's raping the united states. this is the type of language that gives people pause. are you evolving at all in your thinking about what comes out of you on the trail? >> well, i think that, you know, i haven't heard anything negative, really recently. frankly, as far as china's concerned, everyone knows that's true, and it gets the point across. you know, hillary was talking about, she controls or handles men that get off the reservation. when actually she doesn't do a very good job with men to get off the reservation. if you look at her record. but the -- >> what does that mean? how does she not do a good job? explain that to me. >> i think i'm saying what people want to hear. i think i'm saying -- obviously i have a message out there that's getting through loud and clear. i'm doing very well with the voters. i'm winning by a lot, and if you look at new york, where you come from, you know, i got almost 62% of the vote. we have to remember, there's three candidates here. i'm running against three. when you get 62% of the vote, against one can

, terry branstad. he's going to name him to be the ambassador to china here. of course, a key piece of his foreign policy, his trade relationship. that is one part that's different here tonight. mike pence is also joining him for the first time, anderson, making the case here to thank voters but also sort of pivot from the campaign to the realities of governing. >> and today trump announced his pick for labor secretary. what can you tell us about him? >> reporter: well, anderson, we can tell you that this is a gentleman who is the ceo of hardee's restaurant and carl's jr. restaurant. it's a fast food chain across the country, a hamburger joint basically, has been in the private sector his entire life. so in terms of labor secretary, it will be someone with the least government experience in recent memory. this is someone who has opposed increasing cost of living salaries and the minimum wage. this is someone who has been strongly opposed to the affordable care act and many other regulations in the obama administration. not surprisingly, this is a conservative pick. he was a top fund-ra

that his actions don't match his words. it's been pointed out that his products are made in china, it's an area, not how much he may have paid in income taxes, his charitable donations, my colleague in the washington post has done a remarkable job of showing how little evidence that he contributed much of his own personal money to charity. this would be another way to force him to address that issue. >> it's all part of this theme that the clinton campaign is talking about, which is he is not, you don't know him. what is he trying hide. he is not who you think he is if you like him and you like the billionaire populace notion. he is not that. how much does he give to charity? you have to pay tacks and he does not have to pay taxes. they are building a narrative to donald trump that you don't know him and therefore you should not trust him, which also counters the fact that they have bad trust numbers themselves. it's another way of going at him. >> they have bad trust numbers, honestly, trustworthiness. gloria, dana, guys, thank you much much, donald trump was saying he was only b

to pull out would then require us to start sanctioning those other countries in europe, china or russia that were still abiding by the deal, because from their perspecti perspective, iran had done what it was supposed to do. it becomes more difficult, i think, to undo something that's working than undo. when you're not responsible for it, i think call it a terrible deal, and you are then responsible for the deal and preventing iran from getting a nuclear weapon, you are more likely to look at the facts. that is going to be true in other circumstances. for example, the paris agreement. there's been a lot of talk about possibly trying to undo this agreement. now, you've got 230 countries who signed up for this thing. the good news is that what we've been able to show over the last -- five, six, eight years is that it's possible to grow the sme and really keep it that day. >>. you've got utilities that are put in solar panels and creating more jobs. you have the record sales and are overachieving on the fuel efficiency standards that we set. turns out that people many. you've got st

i think over the long term will be in china's interest as well. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. right now save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry, ends monday! know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >>> the two are expect today have a side meeting at some point today before president obama headed overseas for what will be his final g20 as president. he spoke about the challenges facing the u.s. including an increasingly powerful china. >> china has been run by a communist party that has been much more anti western in the pastment we we past. we went through a period in the 90s and on through the onset of my presidency that because of state sponsored capitalism and export driven model was very successful china was less interested in making waves. but you have over a million people, one of the largest economies now in the world. it is to be expected that they will want a bigger seat add the table when it comes

china. a business? they work nine to five. they take lunch hours. like a job? like a job. we tracked them. how did we do that? we have some new guys defending our network. new guys? well, they're not that new. they've been defending things for a long time. [ digital typewriting ] it's not just security. it's defense. bae systems. >> back with me now, the political dream team and a couple of dudes. i am sure dude is trepding trending right now. >> listen, tonight, we did see a monumental thing happen, where the republican committee are raising money to take on hillary clinton. the democrats are fighting, that is too simplified. the dissemcrats are fighting. >> it looks like it. it looks like they are starting to. >> the bottom line, for the democrats, the fight has been simmering, we ignored t because there is so much focus on donald trump. >> part of a larger trend. we have ignored it both sides with violence erupt at rallies. donald trump was essentially saying, they are -- the system is rigged. >> i thought i was listening to donald trump, listening to bernie sanders. >> they have

>>> the u.s. president in china attending the g20 summit in one of his last opportunities shape american foreign policy. a live report is ahead. >>> wreaking havoc. tropical storm hermine rips across the southeastern part of the united states. threatening floods and causing problems for the holiday weekend. >>> and a state of violence. that's what the president of the philippines declared after an explosion killed dozens in his hometown. we'll take you there. >>> from cnn headquarters in atlanta, to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> 5:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. the u.s. president is in china for his last g20 meeting with world leaders. the summit is key for president barak obama's legacy of trying to slow down climate change and shifting american foreign policy to focus on asia. the president of turkey and russia, those presidents will also be at the summit. mr. obama is trying to ease tensions with both leaders. mr. obama is scheduled to have his first meeting with the new british prime minister,

, namely china, we have to look at how we keep a steel industry going. standing here tonight, i can't tell you exactly what that would look like, but i can pledge to you that i'm committed to keeping a steel industry and steel workers working in ohio and america. >> madam secretary, let's bring in anne valentine who is a trial lawyer and she said if she had to choose right now, she would choose you, but she is still torn, and she has a question. >> great. >> senator clinton, thank you for taking my question. one of my concerns for the new president is the prospect of yet another war. i have nephews and godson very dear to me, and my question is this, in a recent new york times article for which you were interviewed, it was said about you that given a choice between action and inaction, you'd rather be caught trying. does that mean that we are destined for more conflict under your watch? >> no. no, and i don't think it is an either/or kind of question. i believe that we have to use every tool at our disposal, our diplomacy, our development and our strong cultural influence around

convince the neighbors, most particularly china, that this is not just a u.s. issue. and i think we have an opening here that we have not had for the last several years, that i intend to do everything i can to take advantage of. we're also going to support and equip our allies in the region with the missile defense systems they require to protect themselves. that is not something the north koreans, the chinese, are pleased about, what but is the alternative? we are not going to let anyone that is an ally -- that is absolutely a bottom line, and if other countries want to assist us in this effort, we welcome that, and we will engage in intensive discussion. >> you put out a statement earlier today saying you support president obama's call for additional sanctions on north korea, but they have faced sanctions for years and it clearly has not stopped them from moving forward, how will a few more sanctions help and would you consider the kinds of negotiations that you push for with iran? >> the answer of the second question is yes. we faced a similar problem in 2009. as a senator i vote

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. they're great. i deal with them, i sell them apartments, i deal with them, by the way i deal with china, i have tremendous business relationships with china, including having the largest bank in the world of a tennant in one of my buildings in manhattan and selling lots of condos. i get along with the countries by the way and i don't blame mexico and i don't blame the leadership of mexico, i don't blame the leader shiship of chi. i blame the leadership of the united states because they're doing stupid things. i don't know are they stupid people, i go's is yes or they have bad intentions, one or the other but you look at what's happening to our country. you congratulated me on winning, i told you i was going to win and one of the primary reasons i felt this confident is the people of this country are smart and when they see the stupidity going on with the iran deal and trade deals that are sucking the blood out of our country, they're sucking the jobs and money out of our country, i felt i would win and i turned out to be right. >> last question, a fun one for you. if you win, or in your

, our nation is in serious trouble. we're being killed on trade. absolutely destroyed. china is just taking advantage of us. i have nothing against china. i have great respect for china. but their leaders are too smart for our leaders. our leaders don't have a clue. and the trade deficit is at $400 billion and $500 billion are too much. no country can sustain that kind of trade deficit. it won't be that way for long. we have the greatest business leaders in the world on my team already, and believe me, we're going to redo those trade deals and it's going to be a thing of beauty. you look at countries like mexico where they're killing us on the border. absolutely destroying us on the border. they're destroying us in terms of economic development. companies like carrier air conditioner just moving into mexico. ford moving into mexico. nabisco closing up shop in chicago and moving into mexico. we have to stop it, folks. i know how to stop it. we're going to create jobs. we're going to create jobs like you've never seen. we're going to lower taxes. i have a plan that larry kudlow and so

-sitting this bull in the china shop that she inherited. but i have a very hard time reacting to donald trump's policy when we haven't heard him articulate it. what we have heard is i think a balloons being thrown by kelly ann and other members. when we hear him say it we can react to it. it's been 15 months and this isn't like that movie men in black where they have little thing where you erase the memory, you press it and erase the memory, latinos remember, immigrants remember, all of america remembers and this man has based his campaign on bashing immigrants. >> is this a trial balloon. >> i don't know. i don't think that he's changichanging the direction of his policy. >> he's not saying 11 million have to leave anymore. that's a big change. in your opinion he's tough on immigration and building a wall and mexicans are going to pay for it. >> but he still wants to have a tough immigration policy. >> 11 million people which is a huge number of people will no longer have a deportation force. >> if that's a change, then that's a change. i don't think it's a change of the ultimate polic

prior to the major trade deals that hillary clinton helped enter into in terms of nafta, and china, and south korea and the fta. so this will be a comprehensive plan creating millions of jobs for american workers. it will create trillions of dollars over decades so that we can pay for infrastructure, medicare, social security and our national defense. and it's really truly visionary and goes back to the expert of ronald reagan. and i think people will be really pleased when they hear all the things that are in there for the american people and worker and manufacturers. >> andy, jump in here. because look, the jobs numbers were strong but you still have wage growth that is improving. but it's at 2.6%. and the fed always notes you need at least 3.5% wage growth to really have a strong economy so a lot of americans are feeling this. they see the economy growing at 1.2% and they want more. >> absolutely, i think the economy, the track record that president obama has is a strong one. there are 14 million jobs created, but clearly a lot more needs to be done. secretary clinton has a plan to r

organized criminal groups. the same on china as well. so these are sophisticated capabilities but, in terms of whether or not russia is involved in our election system right now, i don't know. you have to ask the russians. i would tell you that what we have to protect is we have to protect our political system as much as we have to protect our defense systems. right now, i feel like we are way behind in many areas, particularly in the capacity, what i would describe as the numbers of people we need in our own country. there are some estimate that is we need between 700,000 and 1 million new workers in the field of cyber between now and 2025. we have a lot to do to get up to speed in this new domain of cyber. >> you heard president obama saying when it comes to cyber capabilities, the u.s. is by far the best and can deal with it defensively better than anyone and offensively better than anyone. it sounded to me like he was issuing a not so settle threat to the russians, chinese, north koreans, russians, whoever may be involved. you want to play this game? we can do it better than you. >> wha

, especially on climate change. >> and china was behind it. >> al gore is behind it, getting rich off it. >> doesn't bother you? >> because i would have told the same thing. that's a hoax and a half right there. >> and despite cnn's poll showing clinton had the stronger night, couldn't find anyone here now voting for her. >> hell know. i'm voting for him. he's my man. >> joins us now, how did it end with the supporter yelling at you? >> reporter: well the police did step in and basically told her to get out of my face, stop yelling, media had a right to be there but calmed down but got the crowd worked out. had to stop doing interviews and wait for new people to come in who didn't see the altercation. seen this before. donald trump supporters are fiercely loyal. even those who haven't been republicans very long. spoke today to life-long democrats and independents who are voting republican to help elect donald trump. all believe what trump said on the stage that he has gt right temperament, don't think he's thin-skinned and going to press the nuclear button. thinks the man for the job. >>

% growth rate. but after china joined the world trade organization, our average growth rate has been reduced to only 2%. predator trade practices, product dumping, currency manipulation which is a big one, and intellectual property theft has taken millions of jobs and trillions of dollars of wealth right out of our country. right out of our country. so sad that we allowed this to happen. our incompetent politicians were not watching and the ones that were watching were taken care of in some form. because this should have never allowed, been allowed to happen. there is no great secret that many of the special interests funding my opponent's campaign are the same people profiting from these terrible trade deals. they are terrible. they're terrible for everybody. the same so-called experts advising hillary clinton are the same people who gave us nafta, china's entry into the world trade organization, the job-killing trade deal with south korea, another disaster, and now the transpacific partnership that they're pushing so strongly. the verdict is in. they just race to comment and race t

china. they are a means of a procurement for parts to make a ballistic missiles that go beyond the limits that were stated in the agreement last july. that's why the new sarngss have been imposed. we've heard from all sides from president obama, from the president of iran. what the secretary of state. that diplomacy is the way forward. in light of where things have stood in the last few days and the talk of the diplomacy that's happened. it seems that's an avenue that both sides are likely to continue to try, obviously, the new sanctions are not what iran wants, but they are what they've signed up and agreed to. >> in m thanks to nick joining us on the line from us a tstree ya. >> the lifting of sanctions may be an economic boom for tehran, but petroleum prices are falling. at one point in monday's trading in asia, brent crude was selling below $28 a barrel. >> that is a 12-year low. it's pushed the major stock indices mostly low. you can see there, hong kong down around 1.5%. nikkei lost 1.12 %. and australia was done .7%. >> for more on iran, and the effects on the market. let's

markets and you understand what that means. we opened these markets to china and many african-american neighborhoods have -- look, they have suffered. we opened our markets, they've taken our jobs, they give us our products that we don't give us anymore and african-american neighborhoods, along with many other neighborhoods have suffered greatly. to every voter in milwaukee, to every voter living in the inner city or every forgotten stretch of our society, i'm running to offer you a much better future, a much all right job. and a much higher wage. thank you, thank you. the democratic party has taken the votes of african-americans for granted. they just assume they'll get your support and done nothing in return for it. they've taken advantage of the african-american citizen. it's time to give the democrats some competition for these votes and it's time to rebuild the inner cities of america and to reject the failed leadership of a rigged political system. and that's what it is. it's a rigged system. i'm not part of the corrupt system. in fact, the corrupt system is trying to stop me. i'

china. the relationship is fantastic. we have great relationships with many foreign countries, but they have to respect us and they have to understand where we're coming from and you know what it is a two-way street and the two-way street means that we're going down one side and they're coming up the other and we're going to meet and we are going to have something that's going to be really fabulous. now, if that can't happen, if for some reason they want the system to continue the way it's going now, which is unfair and not good, where we're spending trillions and trillions of dollars, probably $4 trillion in the middle east and we have to rebuild our infrastructure and roads, airports, bridges and hospitals in this countries, we've become close it a third world country, you look at our airports it's third world and you go to other countries and you see places like you've never seen, so i have to say we are going to turn it around and build up our military better and stronger than ever before and we're going to have to take out isis and we're going to have to take them out fast. we

into the dnc. maybe it was. i mean it could be russia, but it could also be china and lots of other people, it also could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds, okay. intelligence officials believe russia or hackers working for russia are the culprits, so for donald trump to blame a 400-pound person, does it appear to be a real issue that we're having? >> yeah, don, it comes off as being uninformed and you played that preparation clip at the top of the show, which i think is a really important thing to focus on in the fact hillary clinton's talking about it today. donald trump criticized her for preparing as if that he was a weakness. that's the one thing he got right last night that she did prepare, he didn't, and it showed. presidential campaigns are important, serious deals and voters want to know you treat it seriously. my old boss, george w. bush, practiced almost every week. a serious person running for president knows that's part of the job. you have to be prepared and you can't wing a debate and you can't wing it as president. >> so when the campaign or sur

, mexico and other countries. china is taking massive advantage of us. it is all so easy, believe me. it is all so easy. that includes, we will be doing massive tax cuts for working families and businesses. it includes, very importantly, the elimination of all needless job killing regulations. it includes lifting the restrictions on american energy, which is under siege. i will also renegotiate nafta and if they don't want to renegotiable it so it becomes a two-way highway, not just a one-way highway out of the united states for our companies and our jobs, we will terminate nafta, believe me. we'll stand up to china. and we're going to fight for every last job. it will be america first, and it will be the american worker first. crucially i will also fight for the american family and american family values. the family must be at the center of any antipoverty policy agenda. has to be. thank you. our country just lost one of the great champions for the american family, phyllis shaftly. a great woman. we send our thoughts and prayers to her loved ones. i will be going to her funeral tomorrow

overnight, according to the south korean military. all of this as china, north korea's only real ally, plays host to the g-20 summit. paula hancocks has more. >> reporter: the three missiles fired are believed to have flown around 1,000 kilometers and they say they assume they were rogen midrange missiles. the joint chiefs in south korea say they were fired into japan's air defense identification zone, which is certainly a concern for tokyo. as they say there was no prior navigational warning for this launch. now, that's a point that's also been picked up by a senior u.s. administration official, telling cnn that this launch is reckless, as there could have been a threat posed to civil aviation or also to maritime commerce in the region. japan's minister of defense has called for a heightened state of vigilance. now, as for the timing, assumes they are reacting to the g-20 summit in china. for president zee jinping once again indicating he does not want the missile system to be stationed in south korea. washington insists it is necessary for protection but buy jiang is concerned it sh

deals in china and imposing tariffs on goods imported from mexico by companies based in united states. not just economic policies but they are going to have major diplomatic and foreign policy implications. from what donald trump has talked about so far in just dealing with mexico has to have a lot of people on edge over at the state department, wolf. because that is going to be a major departure from what the obama administration has been pursuing over the last eight years, wolf. >> in washington, we're awaiting the start of donald trump's speech. we'll see who introduces him over there and get back to you, jim. stand by. i want to get a political assessment of what's going on right now. gloria borger, this is a clear effort by the trump campaign to show a more presidential side of this candidate. >> right. and i think they understand he's not only been attacked by hillary clinton on his foreign policy views and that if he becomes the nominee, he would run a former secretary of state and contains certain vulnerabilities but certain strengths and he's also been under attack by his own

he also said it's up to china. he said china can solve this problem in one day. so what is it, talk to kim jong-un, have china do it? where do you and donald trump stand on this crisis right now with north korea? >> well, i think the nuclear test, the firing the three ballistic missiles during the g20, it's the kind of provocation we've grown accustomed to from the regime in north korea. but donald trump is exactly right. north korea operates within the sphere and under the enormous influence of china. and sitting down with china and explaining to them that we need them to step up and lean in and make it very, very clear that these provocations are no longer acceptable, leaving aside the repression of its people, will be a very, very important part of foreign policy in that region. >> so if you're vice president and he's president, i know you shared the foreign committee for a decade when you were in the house, what will it be, have china deal with this, or would the u.s. take initiative and talk with kim jong-un? >> i think that would be a decision for the president to make and i w

is trade. mexico is suffering from the same trade problems with china that we're suffering from. all the same complaints that you hear from donald trump, president pena nieto would say exactly the same thing. the same kind of dumping, the same kind of violation of a lot of the trade rules and regulations. they're bringing cases against mexico -- against china and they're going nowhere. one of the things we've said we could do is we could join together in an alliance between the united states and mexico and see if we could bolster ourselves in terms of fair trade with china. we also found common ground in illegal immigration. they have a tremendous amount of illegal immigration into mexico from el salvador, guatemala, nicaragua. some stay in mexico, creating a problem for them. a lot of the people coming across the mexican border are not mexicans. they're people from the countries i just mentioned. in some cases isis has made clear they're going to take advantage of that open border to bring terrorists here. on the question of the wall, basically the president of mexico said that's yo

enough to say let's cut down on it. that's plenty. but if we're getting a huge amount from china and india, i don't think it helps to cut much down on it in the united states. it's got to be a worldwide effort or it's not going to work at all. >> that's what i heard from a lot of union, you know, workers that are typically solidly blue that are now on the fence. i mean that's a very important point is they say what china is doing and india is doing. but i do want you to hear from one other -- >> we here in california are getting the pollutants from china. we're not getting them from ohio or west virginia. >> i want you to quickly listen to what one of the retirees told me in florida. roll that. >> i think it really kind of scares us that we're staring at $20 trillion in debt, not knowing how our grandchildren will repay it. >> the national debt. donald trump, as you know, has said his plan is deficit neutral. is it? >> oh, not at all. you spelled debt wrong on the screen, it's d-e-b-t -- >> seriously? i hope we ent up on "the daily show" for that one. >> some intern is going to g

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kind of populist, quasi -- >> the winner in all this is not putin. british is a, it's china. the great thing about china that made china so different about the soviet union is that its alter tearyism that works. p provenshal airports in china make jtk. who are very distrustful of liberal institutions and think it's messy and decisions don't get made and so on. so, the chinese model of strong man who can make things happen is dangerously attractive and putin is sort of part of that, too, but much less successful. and, therefore, in the end, much less of a challenge. >> this researcher at harvard has this data which shows he asks in western countries and people have been asking. do you think it's vital important that you live in a democracy? it's gone from something like 65% in the united states to 25. >> this is also the condition of europe in my view because it is not simply, it is not simply the issues. it is a conception and the better political way of leading together. they don't -- pause we don't even have the courage to say openly that democracy is dysfunctional and we need

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hoax started by china. he denied doing either despite the fact that he said both. >> i believe al gore is behind it making money. he's gotten rich of of it. >> -- or it doesn't bother you. >> not a bit. i'd said the same thing. that is hoax and a and a half right there. >> and despite cnn's polls showing clinton had the stronger night we couldn't find anyone here now voting for her. >> hell no. i'm voting for him. he's my man. >> so how did it end with the supporter who was yelling at you? >> reporter: well the police did step in and they basically told her to get out of my face. stop yelling at me and we were the media and we had every right to be there as well. eventually she accommodate down. but she had gotten some of the crowd worked out. so we lad to start doing interviews and wait for new crowd to come in so we could continue with the interviews. but we've seen this before. donald trump supporters have fiercely loil and even those who haven't been republicans very lock. we've spoke to lifelong democrats and republicans who are voting now just so they can elect donald trump. and

will become the new home of the government. china is just one of several companies with countries pledging to invest in cairo 2.0. in fact, much will be built by the uae company that developed the bush califah. the money proposed for the new city could go a long way toward actually solving the problems of cairo. thank you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> hey, good morning, i'm brian stalter and it's time for "reliable sources." how the media really works, how the news really gets made. we have a lot to analyze this morning. donald trump is making up a massive media conspiracy, falsely claiming that we are rigging the election. he even wants "saturday night live" canceled. i'll have a response coming up. >>> plus, clint greenwald is live in new york is to discuss the trump's campaign of stolen e-mails. >>> billy bush is one half of the fallout from that vulgar

-elect trump holds a sit-down with former vice president al gore. trump also new talks in china. we're also firing on invasion into a. . lawyers label his stake without a shred of hope. . questions remain about whether those rules could. we'll discuss z judiciary committees. he's standing by live. our correspondents, annuals and gerszs, they will hand over your person in the sex shot and killed for justice. let's begin with cnn's brian to todd. 9 circuit court. >> and that is good news for the family of walter scott after such disappointing news that we learned in this case. we were shocked on friday, wolf, when the jury was deadlocked 11-1. with 11 being in favor of. we had one held-out juror who handed frmd. that one juror has still apparently held out and that's caused the judge to declare a mistrial. if all the coverage we've had in the past two years to eric garner, that lip case. was many michael slager. . on friday gsd tfts a slam-did you think. now he have federal court. they say they will try this family again. michael slager will have to go through this all over again. >> you

country, and he slammed the transpacific partnership deal with china. this is what he had to say. >> all i'm saying is this, that if china doesn't make this horrendous deal that we have with them, which is sort of a nondeal, it's only a one-way, one-sided deal, i want to renegotiate a deal. i want to terminate the deal and do a good deal, and that's all i want. >> so if the you were advising donald trump today, what would you tell him to do when it comes to renegotiating with china? >> well, i think renegotiating with china makes lots of sense. there clearly has been currency manipulation in china and in japan, but you should never retaliate by putting on trade barriers of our own. you know, trade is not about jobs. it's not about ross perot and mexico. it's about the quality of your income. we make some things better than foreigners and foreigners make some things better than we do. we and they would be foolish in the extreme if we didn't sell them those things we make better than they do in exchange for things they make better than we do. it's win/win. that's what trade is abou

? >> i think the fact that we are being ripped off by everybody, china, japan, mexico. i think it ended up being very much boarders and security and other things having to do with security. and then you have the migration and you have isis and all of a sudden it morphed into that. i think because of the fact that i had done so well with the border and done so well with the wall, which will be built, people started saying that i would also be the best with respect to isis and some of the outer problems that we have. so it seems the whole military thing, i'm going to take better care of the vets, it came down to that. but it seems like a victory in every category. of course, the easiest thing for me is going to be trade and jobs, because that's really what i do. >> in terms of how you won in new hampshire, did your campaign pay more attention to the ground game, to getting your voters to the polls, to making sure that they were motivated, as opposed to the approach of big rallies? >> i think the ground game was very strong and we really focused on it after iowa. the ground game was

interacts. we know for a fact donald trump owes $650 million to the bank of china, russian banks and other places. when he talks about being susceptible -- i have to get the word out -- to a bribe it's not that far-fetched. maybe not a talking point that should come from the campaign. it's okay from somebody like mark cuban. >> they have taken his twitter away. >> yeah. >> that's not true. >> i'm listening. >> go ahead. >> finish. >> what do you think? first of all he says it's not true. your response? >> it's very clear. at least for the last 48 hours that donald trump isn't tweeting he's not responding to comments. it's only thank you to the crowd who is have come out. that's great. they should have taken his twitter account away a long time ago. it would have resulted in a more positive discourse in electronics. folks on this stage can't necessarily talk on twitter. >> melania trump would agree with you. >> i think she would. she has the cyber bully platform now. maybe she's saying we do need to start with my husband. maybe she heard the uproar. which is fantastic. >> this is such hypoc

this visit in beijing of one of america's greatest rivals, china. i caution our viewers here that some of the sound they will hear from the philippine president could be offensive. the philippines president rodrigo duterte was given a full state welcome to beijing. complete with military honors. and we came prepared to return the favor and then some. disavowing his country's 70 year military diplomatic and economic alliance with the u.s. to the benefit of america's growing asian rival, china. >> i announce my separation from the united states. both in military but economics also. >> and another new friend, russia. >> america has lost me. and maybely also go to russ i w russia and putin and say there are three of us against the world. >> whew can only be described as the ground-breaking split with one of america's closest allies in the world. >> it is inexplicably at odds with the close relationship we have with the filipino people. we are going to be seeking an explanation of exactly what the president meant when he talked about separation from the u.s. it is not clear to us exact

china sea. they have to stop hacking everything we have in this country or we'll take out their systems. we will arm the ukrainians so they have lethal defensive said. we will destroy isis and mr. putin, you better understand you're either with us or against us. we're not rattling a sword, you're not our enmiemy but we'r not going to put up with this any longer. where has america gone is what many of our allies say around the world? when i'm president, they'll know exactly where we are because we're coming back. >> while we're discussing issues of importance to floridians, i reached out to the republican mayor of miami to find out what he wanted to hear from you this morning. he told me, quote, climate change means rising ocean levels, which in south florida means flooding downtown and our neighborhoods. it's an every day problem in our neighborhoods. as president, will you pledge to do something about it? senator rubio, the miami mayor has endorsed you. will you honor his request for a pledge and acknowledge the reality of the scientific consensus of climate change and pledge t

the first african-american to his cabinet and he's gone on a twitter tirade against china. this after chinese officials lodged a complaint with the u.s. over trump's phone call with the president of taiwan. now, trump tweeted this. did china ask us if it was okay to devalue their currency making it harder for our companies to compete, heavily tax our products, going into their country? the u.s. doesn't tax them. or to build a massive military complex in the middle of the south china sea? i don't think so. we should point out, however, the u.s. does impose a small tax on chinese goods. i want to bring in cnn's jessica schneider joining us from trump tower. first, the white house just commented on trump's slam at china. tell us what obama administration officials are saying. >> reporter: well, press secretary josh earnest confirming the white house has been in touch with chinese counterparts reaffirming one china policy, reaffirming beijing's to taiwan. this is to promote stability and peace and then punted it back to the trump team, telling them that they should explain if they f