we haven t been sending high level officials to beijing, they haven t been meeting as much. i think both sides would like to open dialogue but there are very high tensions. we have a lot of business we do and there are fears on both sides. beijing fears on both sides. beijing fears that the us is trying to contain china, to hold them back. united states more or less is worried china wants to eat their lunch. eat their lunch. you can read more analysis eat their lunch. you can read more analysis on eat their lunch. you can read more analysis on janet - eat their lunch. you can read i more analysis on janet yellen s more analysis on janet yellen s visit to beijing on more analysis onjanet yellen s visit to beijing on our website. meanwhile the us has been keeping a close eye on beating s handling
philadelphia about to appear in court. and next right now, treasury secretary janet yellen heads to beijing, what it might mean for u.s./china relations. we ll discuss.
mueller and the irs had been at odds for several months over the scope of the investigation into russia s election meddling. the fbi are working on a case involving manafort and possible financial crimes. most notable on the list former white house chief of staff reince priebus and sean spicer, a source confirming investigators want information about the oval office meeting between president trump and russian officials back in may where he reportedly bragged about firing fbi chief james comey. all right. 19 minutes past the hour. the secretary of state heads to beijing this week with north korea high on the agenda. we go live to seoul with more on how the white house is trying to pressure pyongyang to slow its nuclear program.