then one of our unique acts, van-anh vo, a master of the zither. this time, you will hear the distinctive sounds from another vietnamese musical instrument, the dan trung. and we wrap up with one of our favorite fun guests, a yo-yo exhibition by the remarkable national yo-yo champion known, as you might expect, as yo-yo joe. if you haven't seen joseph harris before, you're in for a real eye-opening experience when we show you a brand new routine he did just for this show. well, we have watched with pride as the group astralogik grows in popularity around the bay area. we were happy to be able to help the san jose based duo launch their first ep, "dream awake," produced by one of our other favorite guests, musician tim atlas. this time, they came to the "asian pacific america" studio to perform their song "be." the group says it is trying to spread a message of self-empowerment, compassion, and love through their music. here is astralogik. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i woke up this morning ♪ not knowing what the day will bring. ♪ ♪ will i live my fantasies or fall back

this is anh, my friend. >> anh: my name is anh, nice to meet you. >> ha: she's also my zumba instructorgh, sounds good. how often a week do you think the average person cooks and how often do they eat out? >> ha: mostly we just cook at home for dinner because that's the only meal in the day that everybody can be together. but for other meals, normally we eat out. ♪ >> anthony: i meet my old friend ha in the edge of the old quarter, a place known as "cussing noodles." >> ha: this is my favorite, favorite restaurant. >> anthony: this place? >> ha: yes. >> anthony: the name comes from the owner, this lady, known for the free and frank way she communicates with her customers. i hear she yells at people. >> anh: yes. [ laughter ] [ speaking vietnamese ] >> ha: if you go to her counter and order something and then if you're indecisive, like, "uh, can i have this? oh, no, no, no, no, no. no, maybe i have this instead." she's like, "i don't have a lot of time for you. so, just get out of here." >> anthony: really? >> ha: yeah. [ laughter ] [ owner speaking vietnamese ] >> anthony: and what's th

post- thanksgiving messmany travelers coming in and out of sfo seeing major delays getting home.tu-anhight delayedwe were coming from vancouver and our flight was supposed to take off at noon and we got there at 9 and our flight was delayed four hours paula keith/flight delayed we're going back home to tulsa and we are going to miss our connection in denver because the flight is delayed by a couple of hours. we have three different reservations. there are 6 of us traveling so now we have to stand in line and try to get the reservations organized so we can all travel together.some people won't get home tonight. so they'll be missing work or school tomorrow.paula keith/flight delayedright now we have no idea where we are going to end up spending the night. and i did not pack for our carry on for tonight basically we are going to have to spend the night in denver or whereever our connection is going to be others say they're exhausted but they feel lucky.tu-anh ha/flight delayedit was a really good holiday. the travel part you just kind of resign yourself to the fact that it was going to b

we meet at duyen anh, where you pick your own seafood out of the tank, and you cook it yourself. good. >> linh: yeah? >> anthony: oh yeah. >> linh: you also the same. no trace of time on your face. >> anthony: dude, my hair is white. i have the pictures, i looked completely different in 2000. >> linh: people told me that all the seafood here are from the lagoon over here, dam sam. dam sam lagoon is one of the biggest ones in southeast asia. >> anthony: i'm going for some eel. seasoned with lemongrass, green chili, and pepper, drizzled with house special sauce, grill over charcoal, and dig in. >> linh: i have the picture with you. >> anthony: oh, you have some old photos? oh, my, look at me! come on. i look like my own son here, look at this. i look like i'm 30 years younger and that's, uh -- >> linh: my son, ming. >> anthony: ming? >> linh: he's now 17. >> anthony: oh my god. >> linh: it has been 12 years. >> anthony: he's going to college soon. wow! oh this is at um, the island of uh, mister sang! >> linh: tuan chau island. in ha long bay. >> anthony: a, hanoi. >> linh: hanoi, b

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imprisoning political leaders anh ample citizen support is act that violates the basic principle of democracy. amy: in late october, spain's government seized control of catalonia using article 155 of the spanish constitution, which had never been used before in modern spain's democratic history. the move striped the northeastern region of its autonomy in efforts to crush catalonia's growing independence movement. isis has claimed, without evidence, that tuesday's attack in new york city was carried out by a "soldier of the caliphate." the attack left eight people , afterany others injured suspect sayfullo saipov, an uzbek native, reportedly drove a rented home depot truck down a bike path along manhattan's hudson river, killing multiple people before crashing into a school bus. he was then shot by police. authorities claim sayfullo saipov has said, at his hospital bedside, that isis videos had inspired him to carry out the attack. in the wake of the new york city attack, attorney general jeff sessions is escalating pressure on technology companies to turn over encrypted communications to law

as anhe impact for me investor in european equities is the focus the u.s.putting on asia and away from europe and the middle east and emphasis concerns of -- in terms of trade and military deployment. over a couple of time, that is an important thing to take away. how does that affect your take on european equities? how does the pivot towards asia away from europe affect your investment decisions? ben: it is a long-term big jerk perspective -- big picture perspective. there were two pieces to it. .ne is the economic growth asia will be a power in the global economy for many years. the second is around stability around europe and the impact stability will have on your. -- on europe. you see that developing in places like poland, hungary, other markets. the willingness of the united states to act as a last resort of european stability from a military perspective is important in terms of how that framework involves. -- framework evolves. anna: does that make you less inclined to get involved with assets in eastern europe? ben: we have seen a rise in the politi

. >> reporter: so we can make anhing, we can grow anything. >> yep. absolutely. and you have the capacity to innovate things that we don't know of yet that might serve as substitutes for things we've decided no longer to import from abroad. >> reporter: so then why not go it alone? >> well there are huge costs to exiting an efficient division of labor with the world economy. >> reporter: conservative economist peter morici is even more blunt. >> we'd all be very irritable by 10:00 on monday morning. where would we get our coffee? we grow a little bit of it in hawaii, but largely we are dependent on imports and can't grow it here. >> reporter: but coffee? i mean, how big a deal is coffee? >> really? there are a lot of things that are not that big a deal but americans are accustomed to them. what i'm trying to say is that we'd have a much lower standard of living if we wholly went it alone. there would not be the incentive to be competitive. there would not be the incentive to innovate. so on many fronts, america would be simply backward. >> reporter: consider the

. >> we can truly say his words of absolutely emboldened whites anh supremicists. >> it's a tough nightthink, for normal people. a lot of people at home going through kleenex right now. >> i'm just hurt. i'm sitting here hurt, and i think a lot of people are hurt tonight. >> the presidency itself is in question. our relationships around the world, in question. trust in the president himself, in question. >> he said today, america first. it was not just a racial -- i shouldn't say racial, the larry it. >> is donald trump competent to be president? >> president trump saying america first, tonight president trump put? himself first.>> >> a little whiff of fascism tonight, fair to say. >> here you have a deranged president, or a pathologically lying president lying about --f the operations of the american government. >> trump's critics, those who are worried about this president and this white house, saw a live special television event brought to my narcissism, thin skin, chaos, and deeply personal grievances. >> sean: imagine saying those things about president obama. never. this media has

presidency will rise or fall in my judgment on how he deals with korea and how he deals -- and with anhe can come up economic strategy, including health care reform and tax reform that gets is over 3% growth. , he will havehat a successful presidency. if he can't, he won't. advice, focus on the doughnut , not the whole. that is your doughnut. agree on 3%ely growth would solve a lot of problems. wouldice to speechwriters be more humor. going to see president bush friday night, and every time i see him, he asks if i have jokes for him. i ask around before ahead done to see him. everyone i have asked lately, nobody has any jokes right now. we need more humor in political rhetoric right now. i would vote, get a ghost writing joke writer on retainer. think these are problems speechwriting consoles. the speechwriters can solve. remember at the end of the clinton administration, a few of shopved our corner of the to the private sector, one of the first corporate clients i had brought me in and said, our and we want you to turn him into the clinton. i is not turned bill clinton into the clinton.

anh nhu nguyen, pictured here meeting prince charles at a grenfell relief centre, pretended his familyfrom a fund set up to help victims. he was also given a hotel room, clothing, food and electrical items. the chief executive of tesco, dave lewis, has been giving evidence at the trial of three former executives at the supermarket. they're on trial on fraud charges in connection with an alleged multi—million—pound accounting scandal. our business correspondent emma simpson is following the case at southwark crown court. tell us more about what was heard there. it's been unusualto tell us more about what was heard there. it's been unusual to say the least. to see the boss of britain's biggest retailer takes the stand in a high profile criminal trial. he was a witness today giving evidence for the prosecution, coming face—to—face with three of his former senior executives in this continuing trial where they've been accused of fraud and false accounting. dave lewis was parachuted into his new role as ceo less tha n parachuted into his new role as ceo less than three weeks before the scand

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anh nhu nguyen —— sayfullo saipov, a 29—year—old from uzbekistan, is said to have been inspired by thepted, police coming here to apartment nine, when sayfullo saipov and his young family are believed to have lived. the police are merged with bags of evidence. they will be looking to see if there was anything to linking directly to isis. neighbours expressed shock. it is crazy that anyone could do such a thing. for a city no stranger to acts of terror, this was a moment to remember and to show resilience. meanwhile, resident trump has called for the death penalty for sayfullo saipov. ina for the death penalty for sayfullo saipov. in a tweet, donald trump said that sayfullo saipov had asked to hank and islamic state flagged up in his hospital room. aung san suu kyi has made herfirst visit to rakhine state since persecution of rohingyas. at least 600,000 reindeer people have fled to neighbouring bangladesh since the violence broke out earlier this year. —— rohingya people. the visit was unannounced and under heavy security. she was suggesting people need to learn to live with one another

anhe senators could be the roll back of the obamacare individual mandate which is now part of the senateax bill. >> all right. new developments in the roy moore scandal. the washington post reports that two more women have come forward on the record accusing moore of sexual misconduct towards teenagers. pressure is mounting against the senate mow hopeful to drop out of the race with members of the gop saying he is not fit to serve. fox5's melanie alnwick on capitol hill with the latest. mel? >> reporter: good morning, guys. the report goss back to the late 70s. painting former alabama chief justice roy moore as a we well-known mall creep. now one of the accusers attorneys wants senate ethics committee to investigate however that could only be done if moore is elected. on wednesday, yet another accuser came forward telling alabama.com that in 1991 moore groped her in his law offices. she was 28, he was in his fours. and we're learning that young girls working at a gatson obama obama mall in the late 1970's would warn each other when roy moore was hanging around. >>> the washington post re

son of anhe international communist but for some reason is not broadcast to any degree. think he hates the united states and he has done his utmost to put us into a position that would be very detrimental to the future of the country. host: where did you get your information and wide you think that? why do you think he hates the united states? caller: why would he doubled the national debt in eight years? host: that is donald in illinois. steven dennis on concerns about the national debt. guest: i think a lot of people are worried about the debt, and the debt did go up a lot. the debt, you know, in 2001 we had surplus. the cbo put out a document for -- four or five years ago talking about how we had gone from the biggest surpluses we had seen in a while to the huge deficits under obama , especially when he started, when the financial crisis happened. most of that was ask of congress -- acts of congress. congress passed round after round of tax cuts, paid for new wars on a credit card, paid for the new medicare drug benefit on a credit card. we also had a financial crisis

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