we're going to open up this information item for public comment and i understand that we have -- >> aaron brown. >> aaron, you have three minutes on make this comment. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> okay, guys we'll start with eagle side park, okay? lots of bodies are buried over there behind the police station. engelside park has a mass graveyard of bodies near the track over there, okay? golden gate park as well, where there's wadden house top of the hill and always have mass yards of bodies in there. i have discovered a lot of crime scenes, believe me. and it was caused by an isis terrorist that you know of, joanne, and nicole, the girl that i meant to complain about to you guys who also assassinated mayor ed lee. and their picture is at joint venture kitchen. london breed, bernie sanders, bree comol and mayor ed lee and i saw their faces at st. mare's' hospital -- st. mary's e.r. >> director nicole bohn: do you have a comment to share? >> did you do anything about that complaint or share my information? >> director nicole bohn: thank you for sharing. >> co-chair sehaux: any other public co

which brought the issue to mainstream attention dying to survive has been a huge box office hit it aaron brown has this report from beijing well this is a film that's really struck a chord here in china and this is one of the many cinemas in beijing that is now showing dying to survive some reviewers say that it's destined to become china's movie of the year it is based on the real life story of a chinese shopkeeper who imports drugs from india to sell at a profit to leukemia patients here in china who can't afford to buy those drugs in china a first he's in it for the money but gradually compassion creeps in as he realizes all the lives that could be saved so what impact has this film had on people who've seen it. i cried many times the field is very realistic is shows many problems about the medical care system in china how that many ordinary people cannot afford expensive medicine i can feel their desperation this is a sensitive subject because cancer it's estimated claims the lives of some four million people a year in china it is the country's biggest killer and some medical experts attri

a tsunami of fear and fury on the internet with parents worried that babies could be in danger aaron brown has more from beijing. it is a worrying time for parents across china. outside beijing's top children's hospital we found many still absorbing the fact that china's second largest pharmaceutical company has been producing vaccines for babies that are fake so you go with the people who made this fabricated vaccine should be executed right away without any hesitation they did it to babies not adults he added this mother is especially concerned her one year old son was inoculated for rabies last month he has a fever and the scandal has heightened her anxiety my son was born very weak he always has fevers now his dad and i don't know if it's related to the fake vaccines in china or vaccinations to prevent diseases like tetanus hooping cough and rabies are free but now some parents no longer trust the made in china versions. calumny to me at least three chinese vaccines cannot meet correct safety standards i would have to think about buying imported vaccines so far there have been no repor

this trade war is going to upset the summer rally here at post nine, joe, jim, pete, our friend aaron browns digesting the firs

this trade war is going to upset the summer rally here at post nine, joe, jim, pete, our friend aaron brown. investors digesting the first in the trade battle with china. better than expected jobs report raises interesting questions about where your money's going to work. we're going to have a different market conversation than i thought. i was going to say to you, what's up with the market. it's not really doing much on this now the dow is up 122. maybe the market is is is coming around view that man, we got this trade thing over here, but things are pretty good >> if you look short-term, the issues aresomething we're dealing with, but the reality is when it comes down to earnings, which we start to kick off next week, not that far away, we get into the big banks then push in further. tha really going to be the focus i think. and that's the long-term view. i mean when you look at companies, you price them to what they earn you don't look at you know what in the corner, they're going to get hurt in the tariffs. i think it's how people analyze, how people are breaking down the markets. as th

issues like north korea the south china sea dispute and of course the increased tensions over taiwan aaron brown live for us in beijing adrian thank you very much indeed. u.s. president donald trump says meeting vladimir putin may be the easiest part of his three nation european tour this week he's just arrived in brussels for what's likely to be a contentious nato summit with america's to dish will allies then he's on to the u.k. for his first official visit there and finally to finland for a face to face meeting with the russian leader is valid that european countries won't take advantage of the u.s. accusing them again of not spending enough and defense. fairly but i think we'll work something out. a little but it will work it out. the u.k. . so i have. had the u.k. we. thought maybe. we would think ahead of the summit the european council president said the u.s. ought to remember who its friends are the america up to shape your allies after all you don't have that many. it's year europe spend them all on your defense because everyone expects an led light that this will prepare and that creep

aaron heslehurst is in farnborough. how is life down there in the sun? them to get to brown, i mean orange! you're so rude! sal just rattled you're so rude! don't worry about that. saljust rattled off a bunch of numbers. it is a huge industry. $2.7 trillion every year, 63 million jobs rely on this industry. think about this. every single day of the year, 100,000 flights take to the skies carrying 10 million passengers injust over $18 billion skies carrying 10 million passengers in just over $18 billion of stuff and make those planes. sal also mention that this is a show that is every two years. in 2016, they did billions of dollars here and there area billions of dollars here and there are a lot of companies hoping to get are a lot of companies hoping to get a slice of that and more for 2018. let me bring in fred cromer, the president of commercial aircraft that canada's bombardier. there is lots going on, especially in your corner of the world. canadian company and nafta, what is going on? are you worried that the trump administration could pull the plug, and what with the implications be for bombardier?

aaron being on the gang injunction. he would not be because he is not black or brown. everyone on the gang injunction is african-american or latino. there is not one white gang. i could name half a dozen motorcycle gangs that i know of and have represented, and i can tell you about chinese gangs. and i know many gang members, active, and yet none are included and were created for racial profiling. they were used as a means to get the officers on board, they began against not only people who were targeted but also everybody. young children. rebrought cases forward to be terrorized and put on a the gang injunction. and the idea that san francisco is more fair because they went to the court is untrue. it's actually the opposite. as a public defender and i represented folks in criminal cases and not civil. these are civil gang injunction, i took one of the cases. and i learned that upon taking the case, a young man and identified the only infraction and in all seriousness is he had been seen attending two memorials of childhood friends shot down in the streets -- these are

brown nailing the impression there. other great moment at yesterday's event took place during the panel interview with the cast ofre ing bad." aaront's noecret that "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda is bringing his show to puerto rico, but he has more to share this weekend. "popstart" correspondent savann guthrie sat down for an exclusive interview for us. >> that's right. >> was going to steal thisan on. to talk about this is his other projects. >> is that you're going to be playing hamilton again. so, my first question is still know all the words? >> um, i'll need the rehe ysal, becaus know, you've seen the show. if you space out for a second or don't know whe f you are a second, you're going to fall off the turntable. you're going to get hit in the head with a chair. >> you can see savannah's exclusive interview with lin-manuel miranda monday on >> major fan girl happening from your popstart correspondent. but they have a big announcement about "hamilton" in puerto rico starting in february. it's going to be unbelievable. >> that was an awesome question about the words. >> do you also want t know if he's going to grow his h