hello, mr dong. good to see you. ni hao, ni hao.e's about to show me a silk handscroll that's at least 1,000 years old, and depicts five noble women and a maid. this rare masterpiece is so fragile, we've only got 15 minutes to film it... ..and only part of it can be unrolled. it's a once—in—a—lifetime encounter. that we all have — luckily, the museum has a high—quality replica, in the history of chinese figure—painting... but their thoughts remain a mystery. of the women's facial expressions... although these women are long gone, in a studio in a suburb of beijing, costume designer and fashion historian chen shiyu has spent two decades researching and reconstructing these are just gently swaying and trembling, almost, in the breeze. so, what are some of the techniques and fabrics that you've used? can i ask, as well — and forgive me — are you happy? because i learned tonnes about fashion during ..one of seven major powers competing for supremacy most extraordinary discoveries. so, this is quite an exclusive. the treasure i'm about t

election back in 2022, promising tao would buy 100 modular housing units from a company run by the dongs. the federal government alleges the duos funded a negative mailers campaign attacking tao's political rivals one week before that 2022 election, in which tao was elected mayor of oakland. last month, tao's attorney denied all charges against his client, saying that the indictment lacks evidence. the mayor looks forward to defending herself against these charges, showing that there is in fact no evidence to support these charges, and we will look forward to doing that in the courtroom. public trust is broken when elected officials agree to a pay to play system to benefit themselves. both sides do. back here in federal court in oakland for another status hearing on april 24th. reporting live here in oakland. bob redell nbc, bay area news. bob, thanks very much. laura kris san mateo may be poised to be the latest peninsula city, calling for the removal of the county's embattled sheriff. later today, they're expected to hold a no confidence vote demanding sheriff cristina corpus be remove

a >> david: and right here tong -- >> say ding dong. >> hey, david! every morning, so, it brightens my day. >> a lot of times she's gone for work, and i just thought one way that we could connect is push the doorbell button. >> david: and tonight here, their message to every parent out there who has to leave for work in the morning. >> if you have to be away from your family, they are always thinking about you, and hopefully that gets you through the day. bye! >> bye! >> david: those messages just helped us get us through our day, too. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night. right now. >> unfortunately, we did recover one deceased individual out of the flood waters. >> we now have a second death attributed to this week's storms. a lot of rain coming down in the east bay as well. >> and in san francisco it was both wind and rain. this video was shot just over one hour ago near the embarcadero. good afternoon. wet afternoon. i'm kristen sze. >> absolutely. i'm larry beil. thanks for joining us. take a live look outside across the bay area rig

. >> say ding dong. hey, david, and welcome to north carolina. >> david: the bell family.t get to see them every morning, so, it brightens my day. >> he always asks for mama in the morning, and a lot of times she's gone for work. and i just thought one way we could connect is push the doorbell button, and he could leave her a sweet little message. >> david: and tonight here, their message to every parent out there who has to leave for work in the morning. >> if you have to be away from your family for a little while, just know they're always thinking about you, and hopefully that gets you through the day. bye! >> bye! >> david: the messages helping a mom and helping us get through our day, too. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. and we're not in the clear yet. >> that's right. i'm tracking the wet, windy weather. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll let you know how long this level two storm is sticking around. >> i want our kids to feel that same sense of pride that we had growing up. >> san francisco's new mayor follows through on a promise he made the day he was inaugu

but what about the ding dongs and washington school pass bills in the middle of the night that only benefit their geriatric dinosaur wallets . could we not all get together and do something even crazier, like, i don't know, maybe refused to pay taxes, or maybe we pick a month where nobody spends a single dollar on a mega corporation who rates and billions of dollars a year, but their own employees can't even afford rent a darren, can i get your take on whether this trend is really just about venting about the injustices in the world and exchanging knowledge but doing nothing about it necessarily. um or do you see this as, as something more i think in able to be there's going to be stages to class consciousness. i think one of those initial stages is awareness. so i wouldn't want to look down on the particular stage that anybody might be yes, but blocking is deliberate. these might be somebody 1st stage of awareness, but we have to get to the point. we like the person in the, in the video said, you have to call some kind of disruption whether that be financially or we would be some other kin

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suddenly they don't want to let members of dong congress n. >> but the security guard at department of stood his ground and turned them away. >> you don't have a business reason to be here. >> if you have have an appointment or on the guest list, we'll let you in. reporter: telling fox, the protest was organized by members of congress exercising the rights and president trump weighed in on the incident this afternoon. >> i see maxine waters, a low life. they don't love our country. we want great education. david: i want to buy that security guard a case of beer. if you get his number, let me know. more on this and let me bring in all star panel, gianno caldwell and sarah carter and alex mar aw editor in chief of the breitbart business digest and good to see you all. thanks for being here. sarah, that poor security guard. he held his ground very well. he kept them at bay and we're spending enormous amount of money and department of education taking over the role of a lot of school boards and designing their own curriculum and worked at high schoolteacher in gianno's town of chicago in c

the story of the 12 rounds, the the battle, the struggle between these two men is a series of ding dong battles. but battles between two men who who. who are who have, i think, the most interesting wives in in american history. here is lincoln, whose wife, mary, comes from kentucky. now, most of her family commits treason and joins the confederacy because kentucky is still a loyal state. some of them become generals for the confederacy, but not mary. she is totally loyal to her husband and stays with him. varina davis is jefferson davis is second wife. his first wife tragically had died on their honeymoon from a mosquito bite. malaria. she's much younger than him. she's like the jackie kennedy of the southern white house house and incredibly, their dressmaker, mary and marina, is the same woman. a black woman who. become emancipated through her own industry as a dressmaker and. so she was a free woman of color. elizabeth keckley. and she, after the war, wrote a wonderful little memoir about how she'd been dress maker. first to jefferson davis and varina davis senator davis and varina da

how thought about the company i mean his father was a teacher was was a involved in the government dong in the nationalist party and so came from a very suspect political background for the ccp and suffered during the culture revolution. how how do you think ren kind of manifest this in the in the through the company. yeah so his family definitely suffered personally during the cultural revolution. you know both, his parents were schoolteachers was and seen as academics and persecuted during the cultural revolution and for the first part of his career the founder and doing say because of this family background found himself passed over promotions. time after time again. and so i think that gave him was sort of this sense of how perilous politics can be you know how changeable political winds can be. and how important it was to be on the right side of it. and you sort of see this as a thread throughout huawei's history that part of the reason of this company is success is simply that it has managed not to run afoul of beijing for all these years, which is no small feat in china. you know

in fact, if you look at a map, there are 19 states that have filed suit to stop donge access to treasuryr and editor and chief of the cook political reporter. trey gowdy congressman from south carolina. and meredith that gradual reporter for the "wall street journal." i want to start with you on judge actions about these individual executive orders obviously, they will make their way or i should say obviously by i expect them to make their way of appeal and then all the to the supreme court, eventually tro doesn't mean that you have lost. it just means the judge says for now i need more time to study the merits of the case. it doesn't mean you are going to lose. i mean, we just saw last week a judge reverse himself on executive order. every -- you mentions it president obama joe biden said what i'm doing is probably unconstitutional but i'm going to do it anyway. extis test their powers. it's either up to the legislative or judicial branches to stop them. the ldges lay temperature is not going to do it. democrats have nowhere to go except to court we have seen a lot of outrage. here is s

>> dong's plans have been held up by court orders. the president saying he will comply. >> i always abide by the courts and then i will have to appeal it. but appeals take a long time. i would hope that a judge, if you go into a judge and you show him here's a corrupt situation. we have a check. i would hope a judge would say don't send it, give it back to the taxpayer. >> and expressing optimism congress will grant him more authority if needed. >> if we do need a vote i think we get an easy vote. we have a track record now. we have already found billions of dollars of abuse, incompetence and corruption. a lot of corruption. scroik joining the earlier oval office meeting also tense the king of jordan dodging questions on president trump's ask to resettle palestinian refugees so the united states can take over and revitalize gaza. their meeting one day after trump signaled u.s. aid to jordan and egypt may hang in the balance. >> we will be in saudi arabia to discuss how we can work with the president and with the united states. so, i t

. ♪ >> ding-dong, it's us. netflix is making one more teeny, tiny pricing tweak.f $22.99 we're raising it to -- you have to win "squid game!" [ laughter ] that's right. we're doing a real life "squid game." look outside. there's a white van waiting to take you to a [ bleep ]-up island, where you'll fight 400 other subscribers to the death. be honest. you'd rather kill a stranger than watch ads. netflix. >> jimmy: yeah, that's interesting choices. [ applause ] they're not wrong. and finally, today a company released the world's first a.i.-designed shoe that is 3-d printed to fit your foot. can we see it? [ audience ohs ] if you ask me what that is, i'm not even sure i'd guess shoe. [ laughter ] we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots tonight. come on, now. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. one of our favorites. she stars in the new horror movie "presence," which opens in theaters nationwide this friday. lucy liu is here this evening! [ cheers and applause ] "presence." it's good. steven soderbergh, yeah. it's

. >> ding dong. >> homes.com. >> we've done your homework. >> taxes was feeling so. stuck. now, taxes is a turbotax expert doing everything while you do your thing. now, this is taxes. intuit, turbotax. the whole story with anderson cooper is a five time emmy winner for long form journalism. this week, microsoft founder bill gates joins anderson for a specialnta stores, so text app to 215215. now. >> super man the christopher reeve story tonight at ten on cnn. >> yolanda goff back come. back to have i got news for you. it's time now for the offender meter. here's how it works. the index of everyone who's made people mad this week. teams have to tell us who's the offender, what they did and who they offended. let us begin. let's see your offender. ah, yes. rosario dawson. yes, that is alexandria ocasio-cortez. who did she offend? >> republicans. >> might i. >> ask you, when you saw that. >> picture, were you offended? no. aoc offended trump. border czar tom homan by sponsoring a quote, know your rights webinar in response to the recent immigration raids. yes. question. why i

brick and they all ran out to a major trunk that exited the house to the south and went down to the dongepository so it was raining any rainwater, any groundwater got into the seller and we've got a lot of water this week and if you look here you can see that this is where that rain was. it is still full of water because we've been getting rain and groundwater coming in because of all the rain so these drains don't want to function nearly 100 or i'm sorry, 250, maybe 240 years after they were constructed so that says a lot about the ability of washington to engineer something in his enslaved workers to carry out that engineering and do so in a way that has worked for over 2 and a half centuries. so as we go further along to the north along this long passageway, again dry storage here on the west. but on the east side and it's the east side of the house that has that big two-story porch, but he also there are a series of three sevaulted spaces and these go outside the house and are underneath the paving of the piazza. so these vaulted spaces would have kept a more constant temperature. th

and next day, ding-dong, and i go to the door and there stands the most beautiful lady you've ever seene selling, i'm not buying today." and she says to me, "dad, it's me." [ laughter ] [ laughter ] and it's my daughter. laverne cox is my daughter and we're having fun. and the show is all about love, letting people live, be who they want to be, do what they want to do, make sure you enjoy your life. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and you know, i'll tell you, "sanford & son" would have been nice, but norman always -- he always made shows about today, and it's a really special show about today. >> controversial, yeah.e but that's what -- we're tackling this issue, and talking about it, and we're doing it with humor. and laughter is the greatest medicine in the world. >> seth: well, thank you so much for being here. thanks for making the show. >> thank you. >> seth: it's always so wonderful to see you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. god bless you. >> seth: george wallace. "clean slate" premieres thursday on prime video. we'll be right back. [ cheers and ap

maybe for goodness sakes, food stamps shouldn't buy sugaring drinks, chips, d ing dongs and twinkies. cutting back what the government buys as food. today the opposite will happen. things aren't what they appear to be. things are never in congress really what they seem to be. we will pass a bill, ostensibly by the conservative majority. but the purpose of this bill is to spend $340 billion in new spending. instead what we should be doing is taking the savings from waste, fraud, and abuse that doge and elon are finding, we should save that, take those savings and use it to spend for things that people think are of higher priority, such as the border and/or the military. but i will oppose this budget because i'm not for spending more money. i will oppose this budget because i want to have nothing to do with the $2.2 trillion deficit. at the end of the year those who vote for this budget and those who vote for the new spending will have to explain to people at home, how about that $2.2 trillion deficit? how did that happen under a republican watch? and until someone is brave enough to sa

. >> and ding dong. next stop. milano plans to triple the number of international passengers at saint pancras station in london could open up new cross—channel routes to france, germany, switzerland and even italy. everywhere in europe is on the cards. you're very excited about this new train system that might emerge from saint pancras. >> well, i think it's going to be quite fun, really. getting a getting a train to milan. i've never been to. have you been to milan? >> i've driven through milan, but never actually, you know, hopped off and stayed there. >> i watched the willy wonka film with the sort of the big chocolate sort of emporium. >> in the film. actually. >> in the film. actually. >> it was very good and very british as well, which i particularly liked. but but it's all based on that big shopping arcade in milan, isn't it? the sort of the glass roof dome thing? we're getting off topic. >> yeah, but i also heard something else trivial. i also heard from someone else who works here in a very senior position