easier sometimes for the friend to say things down the two parties do. also refused us overtures for a meeting in singapore, they hit a brick wall there and henry kissinger as a non governmental person could come in and have that sort of meetings, so it was quite useful for the us, too. meetings, so it was quite useful for the us, too- meetings, so it was quite useful for the us, too. how would you describe ou as the us, too. how would you describe you as china the us, too. how would you describe you as china relationships the us, too. how would you describe you as china relationships at - the us, too. how would you describe you as china relationships at the - you as china relationships at the moment, and potentially how could a visit from somebody like henry kissinger help its relations? about as cold as l kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see as kissinger help its relations? about as cold as i see as they
right now, in terms of authoritarianism and its economy, he really wants to do it in a more peaceful way, he really believes in that. this wasn t an official visit on behalf of the us government, how much do you think president biden would have been aware of this visit before he went, or would he have had a quiet word with mr kissinger, would that have happened? yeah i m sure he would be aware, i don t know what it is they spoke, but i would be shocked if they didn t. he knows as well as kissinger knows, kissinger is playing the role of the friend, kind ofjumping in the middle of a relationship spat. it s easier sometimes for the friend to say things down the two parties do. also refused us overtures for a meeting in singapore, they hit a brick wall there and henry kissinger as a non governmental person could come in and have that sort of meetings, so it was quite useful for the us, too.
petrified, they all just started singing hymns, they were all singing different hymns, doing whatever they could to keep their mind off of what was happening as things were, you know, water pipes were breaking, residents were getting soaked with water, wind and debris flying. when people found them, many of them were pinned under center blocks. will: listening to ashley, she is from that air in mayfield, pete, you re right, the triagery did i, the loss of life, i can t help be struck by the loss of community and history. these little towns hang on to centuries old courthouses, town squares, businesses they re struggling to prop up both economically and imagery. you want to keep the brick wall there since 1890 standing up. now that history is gone, it will never come back. in its place you build a metal
economy is in crisis. we will tell you about the top five places for making your retirement dollars stretch ahead on cnn newsroom. just last hour on capitol hill, the senate defeated a bill to bring up a clean debt limit bill. the vote was 53-45. in the house, not much may get done today. members may go back to their districts, leaving only the gop leadership in town as republican congressmen put it, talks between the president and house speaker boehner hit a brick wall. athena jones is live on capitol hill. athena, you re standing on the brick wall there. seems the talking points remain the same and we aren t very much further today than we were at the beginning of the week. what s going on? reporter: hi, migel. it is looking a lot less clear by the minute how this will be resolved and when.