. >> this 27-year-old loves the thrill inspired by jackie chan, the stunt man in many different filmskie chan man, myself. >> has nothing around but himself and maybe somebody operating a drone. he may have just set it up himself. hard to tell. the first ten floors were relatively easy for this man. >> it seems just like a really big staircase. if you've got climbing experience, those hand holes are massive. >> is he first noticed this building in 2015. he says he spent two years training and getting fit enough to pull off this stunt. once he make ts to the tenth floor, he says his arms were getting quite noodley and exhausted so he'd take breaks, rest between two to three minutes. >> does look to me maybe this building isn't occupied. see him here kind of shaking out the jitters. his arms getting tired. then continuing on. in all, this is a 27-story building. he does top out near the top at the end of the video unhurt. he said this kind of thrill is like air to him and someday he hopes to open up a gym where others can come in and train to do stunts and martial arts and things like t

pursues and thirty languages now more than ever this africans that was once and that's why people want chan need our international broadcast but not just for that reason we also sense a growing interest in germany and europe. germany is generally valued as a reliable partner in the world and many people want to know what we think erin gemini and. what goes on here and how we live in a european perspective on global events is one of the tasks that will soon become more important than ever before especially after britain leaves the e.u. would not wish to go its own insurance and it won't evade often we want to convey the open mindedness that makes our country special the open mindedness that people like whom bolton good to exemplify before us if you go into the foundation of german success and that comes through in the works of german artists from which the problem stein as much as it doesn't german development corporation or germany's international investment like its counterparts in the u.k. and france d.w. is publicly funded and has to face a rapidly changing media landscape with a tight b

. >>> be fit or use your fitness far >> a 27-year-old loves this inspire bid jackie chan. >> stunt man yeah. >> and gets to the hospital. >> he has nothing around but himself and maybe somebody operating a drone. he may have set it up >> it seems like a really big staircase. >> yes. he first noticed this in 2015. he says he spent two years getting fit enough to pull off this stunt. he says his arms were getting quite exhausted. he would take breaks and rest between two to three minutes. >> yes. >> it looks to me maybe inbu o ccupied. see him here kind of shaking out. his arms getting tired. continuing on in all of this is a 27 story building. it doesn't look like maybe he skipped a few stories but he pops out here in day he hope to open up a gem where others can open up and do things like >> one simple request. >> i do not want to be a man servant on father's day. >> you girls going to have to do this. >> this is not going to go very far. >> she is right. >> all of the things you usually ask me for, i want you to do those yourself. can you do that? put on your clothes >> great >>. >> w

my name is roy chan. i am a chinatown community planner at c.d.c. in 1940, my dad was a teen achbager who worked on a ship in san francisco, and because war broke how the in the pacific, i had to find a way to stay in the city. during that time, the exclusion act was in full effect thanks to julius kahn. he actually called the chinese the most debasing people on the face of the earth. my dad's outlet was tai chi, and he would go to local playgrounds to practice it, as a way to feel he belonged in a city, in a country where he was constantly told he didn't belong and was not welcome. and so if it wasn't for the repeal of the act, he wouldn't have become a citizen, and i wouldn't be standing here ay i believe that there's power in history in place andnd namingisk is a critical step for our city to work towards one which our public spaces are safe spaces where all feelwelcome. so -- so the next time i bring my kids to this park, i sincerely hope that it would be way more than a teachable moment where i have to force them to -- force myself to tell them

i want to bring up chan to the podium. is really my honor today as an asian-american and as an attorney to honor chan, also known as ceci wang, here at the san francisco board of supervisors. for those unfamiliar, he was the very, very first chinese-american lawyer in the state of california. what an extraordinary thing to be able to say. ceci was born in napa in 1990, the year that the second chinese american exclusion act was passed. the son of chinese american immigrants from china and born during an anti-chinese time, epitomized by the chinese exclusion act of 1882. and a decade later, accompanied by the first racial registry that this nation has ever instituted in our country's time. it's important to note that almost 150 years later as our current president talks about an ethnic registry that it's mistakes that were made and chinese americans stood up and refused toerster in this nation. ceci was born in this period. what is little known about the asian-american community is it launched thousands of lawsuits by asian

>> yes. >> thank you for givinghe me chan to speak today. i'm super grateful that mod exists and i've had a very positive experience with the staff. and i'm very grateful for that and i want to start by sharing that and thanking heather for all the hard work she's been doing. i want to make a public comment just to share some personal experiences of mine related to access and disability in san francisco. i am in a wheelchair. i have many disabilities. and i don't have wheelchair access to my home right now. in order to leave my home, i have to crawl along the floor. there is no law forcing my landlord to provide wheelchair access to my home, and even if she were, i would have to pay 100% of the cost. when i've looked for different forms of housing that are ada accessible, i face lots of discrimination in san fraco from different housing owners, from different building owners. i feel like housing for the disabled right now is a significant issue in san francisco. another significant issue i'd like to bring up is with the in-home support servi

china has changed dramatically only the children and the elderly still live in the village of she chan cincinatti night generations of rural youth have moved to dismiss becoming the reliable reserve of cheek lighted up the chinese factories. was. the scene hall's father can still manage quite well. at fifty six he used his savings to buy this field where he grows waste and maize that should be enough for him to live on for ten years. for a strike. that favors or. so you got on with. their affairs they were. going to get the. dot on model model you off the model for. how they that. so you know and i. don't want. a lawyer example how god. want. it's time to see how to leave again he's some donda and doesn't understand why and his parents are disappointed. it will be a sad you use celebration this year but see how doesn't get paid time off and he has bills to pay. the room moderates are the only victims of this city are the whole thousands of asses also being evicted in the past two months liane you won what was addicted from two studios in beijing suburbs. she now works at hyatt beijing

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>> absolutely. >> anthony chan, thank you >> 100%.l the percent >> it's quite remarkable you doing that sophisticated math early in the morning i like also going to the super macro level. not just the macro level >> there is what you get when you come on "worldwide exchange." >>> time for the top trending stories. landon dowdy has that. >> this is what is trending. 90% here, 100% all the way >> it's viral. >>> apple is closing a security lapse for the iphone it would prevent hackers and law enforcement officials from crack into your phone. the update is likely a response to a device called gray key, a gadget that unlocks iphones through its lightning port apple saying we have the greatest respect for law enforcement. we don't design our security improvements to frustrate their efforts to do their job. you're looking at your phone >> when we say things like lightning port, that's the plug. >> the charger >> that's the thing you put the thing into that thing the lightning port say the charger. the plug >> it's 100% lightning port. >> th

our presenter is tim chan. welcome to the mayor's council on disability. >> hi, thank you for having me. my name is tim chan, i'm the acting group manager for bart in the station planning program. so this is my baby. this is my project. we worked really hard in partnering with sfmta and hunters point family to deliver this project. i'm going to tell but it and what we have heard and some of the data we received from the first three days. it's no surprise, right, to anyone what goes on in the eleators and it's been going on for a long time. much to the frustration of our customers, both bart and muni, as well as the staff. the minute ourleaners come in to clean it, right behind it, someone goes in d does stuff. it's never ending battle. so we were really inspired by the pit stop program. that is run by public works. and i meet with them on a very regular basis to cover all issues around the bart stations in san francisco. and so as i learned more and more about first the program, the successes around the program

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also want to say a quick note to connie chan. connie, who put me out in the chinese newspapers, a great resource and i've enjoyed her tenure here and she, too, will be sorely missed and hopefully you will also come back for the ground breaking of portsmouth square. >> president buell: dawn and connie come forward. >> thank you very much, commissioners. i wanted to have an opportunity to come and say farewell after all this time working together. some of us have been working together actually longer than 12 years when i started in the mayor's budget office as the analyst for the recreation and park department and recruited by the deputy director at that time, katy, and this job has been an amazing experience. it is the job i never knew i always wanted and that as a policy person who had been reading design magazines since she was 15 to finally have an opportunity to do both things in one job, and has really been amazing, and i really, we worked on hundreds of projects at this point and i wanted to say my favorite project is my tea

visited the site of a flooded cave complex where a young football team went missing last saturday perth chan archer told family members to keep the faith as the international search and rescue mission entered its sixth day has been some progress in efforts to drain water from the cave where the twelve boys and they coach went missing the president of the international red cross and red crescent has told al-jazeera the conditions are not yet in place to allow refugees to return to to me and peter moore has been visiting me and he's also made the fact a leader and son suchi seven hundred thousand fled the country since a massive military crackdown targeted them last august most are living in makeshift camps in neighboring bangladesh those are the headlines the news continues but first it is history. everything we can news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on the report on the stories that matter the most knowledge is iraq . and i really could be today with more l g b t representatives in the public eye we discuss wha

chan wu, thank you. >> good to be here.> all right, we're now hearing from the family of antwon rose for the first time since charges were filed against the police officer who shot and killed him. prosecutors have charged michael rossfeld, an east pittsburgh police officer, with criminal homicide. 17-year-old rose was riding in a car that police thought was involved in an earlier drive-by shooting. after the car was pulled over, he was shot in the face, in the arm, and in the back. it was the shot to the back that killed him, all as he was trying to run away. his mother and his sister spoke to cnn earlier this morning. >> we just want justice for my brother at the end of the day, because my mom, she lost her only son. my daughter, she lost her uncle and her role model. i lost my brother and my best friend. >> i really thought that if he became a lawyer, he would change the world. hopefully, through this tragedy, though, he does change the world. >> the officer's attorney told our affiliate wtae that his client is in counsel

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i'll go over those weekend storm chan and have groourl seven-day forecast still ahead. back upstairs to sarah and guy. >> two men are behind bars tonight accused of robbing and beating a man. c montgoounty detectives say the man just stood there and watched the man getce hit twi by two different vehicles d die. >> t a look at where this happened.it as on georgia avenue and aspen hill on june 8th notro to far f a wooded area. fox5's evan lambert joins us with the very latest. evan. >> guy, this crime has a lots of layers to it. first montgomery county police y on june 8th just bush 4:00 a.m., 40 year old ggory atwood was walkinga in this at georgia avenue and hewitt avenue. that's when police say and adul two teens, 15 and , attacked at wood and beat him, also robbed him leaving him nee ly immobil the woods near here. lice sayt wood eventsly crawled out of t woods,ikely store yentased into the southbound lanes of georgia avenue where he was run over by notne but two cars. they did not .st according to police. both of them did not stop. police say the suspects saw at yo c

ups drivers wayne chan, mike, and vincent were kill in the shooting. two others were hurt. the shooter was also a ups driver. he turned the gun on himself. >>> winds made it difficult for firefighters put out a fire this morning. the house is located near withers avenue and taylor boulevard near brookwood park. the fire broke out before 4:00 a.m. it was fully contained about an hour later, and no one was hurt. authorities believe the fire started in the attic. it was caused by an electrical wire that runs from a nearby pole to the house. >>> happens today, just a few minutes california attorney general is set to make an announcement affecting thousands of students frauded by corinthian colleges. they ran several schools in the bay area until closing them in 2015. they were sued and lost for false advertising like exaggerating job placement rates to attract low income students. the federal government forgave student debt, but they are expected to announce a $67 million settlement to provide further debt relief for affected students. >>> the state of new york cifil suit again

who did so and then yes the persons of other but chan you had female man you had young people older people and you did make interviews before with them what was the topic we are on what was remarkably for you when you read interviews i was invited to do a commission in azerbaijan which once was a part of iran in the nineteenth century so we share a lot of traditions and we were all there are strains and in fact many of the peoples ancestors in azerbaijan are persian or turks our name is and. you know i it's multiple ethnicities so i thought what would be great is to do a project that sort of really questions this idea of homeland for a country that it's a cost of so many different type of people from different ethnicities religions languages but they're all cause that by your own home and this was very poignant for someone like myself again that i had there problematic relationship to home. i. i spoke to every one of the my my subjects and men and women young old. and really trying to in their simple way find out what is the definition hard to them. what is it that signifies and gives them

that want to get out if not why not act and then again stop or i x channing and they'll all people we believe here. bottom of my case i don't want them up with johnny but i already have that moment of total motherhood a lot of kids are going to i'm a little wife can not be old enough to go through the pain but i don't want to put out a lot more work harder when i don't know them other bloodletting. the lawyers for our client contacted. they have. new york. and they were ignored. which is not right it's not proper so i think after about a month or so they wrote him again and again they were ignored and eventually there was a response and the response was essentially you are suing the wrong people you should be suing the international art center and we have nothing to do with that. james palmer was not taken in by her response. he filed a lawsuit against the helen a mod gallery in new york. but once again the lawyers denied the family were the owners of the painting. here is their statement to the court in new york it's international arts center and nobody else not the helen gallery nor

she said it makes sense but will chan the way she commutes. >> i'll go into more uber pools or taking cheaper option. ll be using the metro in return which is probably for the best. it will be fewer ee missions anr better f the environment. >> maryland and virginia do not charge a tax on uber or lyft but some jurisdictions do charge a 25 cent pere. ride in the district, mark seagraves, news 4. >>> the new tax goes into infeft october 1st. it is based on where your car begins. if you get in the car in d.c. and go to virginia or maryland, you have to pay the tax. >>> a new name for major roadway in virginia. the city council voted to rename the jeffers davis highway. the section of route 1 will be known as ricigond hhway starting in january. in may, the council accepted a report recommending that change. supporterschaid the stret of reacway shouldn't be named forhe tingthures fire stpr ltookiden at what the westfield montgomery mall is going to look like without the sears. planners say it will be redeveloped into aes lle destination with shops, cafes, movies, and a park. sears is closin

>>> new details on a chan armored police vehicle barrelingown the highway. >>> so grateful for the nurses who saved howhese parents were inspired to a new li's calling. >>nnouncer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. following a reality star powered plea for leniency, president trump has fast tracked a convicted drug offe t an abama great-grandmother ter aace-to-face appeal from k kardashian. alice johnson has served more than 20 years for drug crimes, a harsh sentence and a story not unl som otherelon waiting to have their own pleas for clemency heard. son'hn sudde fre her family and supporters tonight, while offering a glime into president trump's priorities. alexder >> rorter:ni in wit the commutations. 63-year-old alice johnson now a free eased this gan alabama pron an emoaloneunion with her family. president trump today ending the great-grandmother's e. >> thank god, god. epter: just days after an oval office appeal f reality star kimrdashi. johnson's daughter tonight overjoyed. >> to just be able to have a cup of coffee with my mom, go out to dinner. simpl

courts change it and as we've seen once againhe3 you knore are provisions in these immigration bills to chan those rules to a these families to be housed indefinitely but there reallyisn capitol hill. and one other question still up in the, airat happens to the children who have alrea been separated from their parents? department of homeland security says they are working on a plan to reunioreunify these families but it's clear. >>he gang has all assembled for a thursday. >> uh-huh. >> don't be so quited y'all >> it's our last assembly of spring.on >> how de celebrate this. >> throw your bathing suit on real quick and jump in the pool. that's what do. >> i'll do that jt for you this afternoon. >> it's still spring so we're not doing it just yet. >> you can't do it yet. you have to do it right at6: on the dot and then you miss it and summers. >> i have a pool party this afternoon. >> wow, okay. >> satellite and radar, as gwe're ge you through the last couple of hours of springtime here,rt it'sing good amount of clou cover, some s.tty dri although you see the last few frames of the satellite a

. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ we been around ♪ we get aroundthe most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer and i just talked to her again today and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzales says his new cellmate is helping him adjust to the change. >> right away we connected a lot, especially if you want to learn and he's getting me into more about god and jesus and got me a bible and we do bible study every

channing caylor says their gear was stored inside a trailer attached to their van. >> it's like the bottom of your heart just drops out. you go outside -- i'm sorry. you kind of have to laugh because you'll cry. we don't need to cry. >> reporter: the stone foxes recovered a few of their items, two guitars and a violin found at a music store. despite the loss, the group stayed on tour. bands meanwhile started a gofundme page where so far hundreds have contributed including sammy hagar who tweeted about the fund raising effort. >> first we thought, that's got to be somebody joking around. then he tweeted it out and posted about it. what a sweet man. >> the stone foxes say they learned from their mistakes, they now have insurance kofcoveg their gear and plan to take the most valuable and sentimental items with them. >>> taking a turn, jay-z and beyonce surprised fans by dropping a joint album. >> the nine-track album is called "everything is love." here is the music video. here is the music video. ♪ >> the alum is on title which is the streaming service that jay-z partially hones. the video a

. >> i want to bring in chan wu, a legal analyst, former federal prosecutor and also a lawyer for ricks formerly who is manafort's co-defendant. dave jacobson is a political commentator and democratic strategist. and john thomas is a political commentator. good to see all of you. so robert mueller is apparently trying to ratchet up the pressure on paul manafort, letting him know we mean business, you can't talk to potential witnesses. do you think there is a chance ma that manafort may think again and potentially try to cut a deal? >> it certainly ratchets up the pressure on him and it is a very tough blow for his lawyers. it is so much harder to work with your client when they are incarcerated. there is lots and lots of document review that needs to done. this makes it much harder. in terms of can we see into the future whether we will cause him to cooperate? it is hard to know. he has a very tough defense team and right from the beginning they have been very adamant that they would go to war on this. but you know, mr. manafort is not a young man and the physical strain of being in ja

take a look. . on chan >>> caught on camera wisconsin officials freeing a bear cub.e a look at this. >> you don't see this every day.>> nope.>> a warden from the state's department of natural resources put a ladder down so that the cub could climb out. amazing. the mother bear watched from afar during the rescue. the animal was reunited after that.>> we have a lot of bears getting into trouble. one was trapped in the car, the deputy broke the window.>> luckily those instances, the bear was able to get out okay. >> bears are smart.>> yes and they are hungry.>> yes that to. >>> today was the first day of summer and it feels like it through the weekend it's going to really feel like summer with temperatures soaring, saturday looks like the hottest day so far of the year. here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera of blue skies. earlier in the week we had low clouds moving in and now you could see the clear skies which is an indicator of the changes coming for us with temperatures heating up. in concord, 91 degrees. temperatures today running warmer compared to

thailand's prime minister prayuth chan or china has visited the flooded cave where our young football team went missing last saturday there's been some progress in efforts to drain water from the cave the rescue operation is now entering its sixth day. its trading government has won a major trade dispute over its plain packaging laws for tobacco products the world trade organization has ruled the laws helped improve public health the rules require cigarette manufacturers to remove all those and branding from their products those are your headlines the news continues here on out to zero right after the stream stay with us. seen but rarely heard india's two million street children live the desperate existence when he speaks the child reporters from the slumdog press are giving a voice to invisible children on al-jazeera. and emily could be today with more l g b t representatives in the public eye we discuss what impact they have so tell us who you are proud of why the west the world should know about them too just so leave your comments in our live chat maybe you could also be in the st

i'm chris tucker, that's jackie chan! >> that's not my name. >> i'm just joking! up upfor international correspondent ronny chieng, right here! ( cheers and applause ) now, ronny is going to help us break down the world cup. >> thanks, roy. the world cup begins thursday in russia. it's the biggest sporting event in the world. >> tha ronny. now let's get torts americans actually care afnlt basketball, the golden state ware champions again, after sweeping the cleveland cavaliers. >> you mean the cavaliers? >> no, i do not. it's just lebron. cavalier. ( laughter ) and it turns out even he w 100%. >> we found out after the game that lebron james played most of the series with a significant hand injure. he says he punched a white board after cleveland's brutal loss in game one. >> pretty much played the last three games with a broken hand. self-inflicted, post-game after game one, very emotional. >> poor j.r. smith, he probably doesn't know the series is over. i bet he showed up for game five like i'm ready to go! where is everybody! >> yes, j.r. smith is stupid. time

house register a child at school without a certificate nothing is possible in the model city of wrong chan laws and the rules of coexistence are in place elsewhere but for china's almighty party that's not enough they want to control all their people and bring them in line. the regime is in secure. they always think there are people in society who want to bring down those in power. for sure they're very afraid of losing their power. no leaders since mouth has been as powerful as chinese president and party leader. he wants to build a social credit and surveillance state in china like never seen before a type of digital dictatorship one that shows no mercy even for those who have done nothing wrong when sued for example just wants to know where her husband is a human rights lawyer arrested and missing for over a thousand days became a problem and was herself placed under house arrest her children were no longer allowed to go to kindergarten jeering neighbors gathered in front of her home and verbal abuse and her friends. no matter where you are in wrong chin no one dares speak out openly ag

beauty and inviting villages tourists are now flocking to the area something restauranteur nannette chanof it is counting on to boost his business. it will go through melissa and we're in a good location era right in the center of montenegro anyone travelling from the capital port go to the coast passes my restaurant. everything is close to here the mountains the lake the sea we have everything that tourists could want for the for . the food is all locally sourced vegetables from the garden and fish from the lake. these choice ingredients a turned into tasty unpretentious meals like ill results have. been almost as if it's a very traditional jewish in montenegro we take different vegetables add rice and then later the ill. carrots red peppers onions and garlic fried in all of oil give the dish a hearty our mass a character. the chef then adds the fresh eel and dried plums to give it a rich a full of flavor. the dish is praised in the oven for forty five minutes. once ready it's straight to the table where it's devoured by hungry travelers. on not only mrs st george. i especially like the

. >> jonathan chan's pictures have a economic book theme. >> i worked with comic books for the last decaded year, a portion of the larger san francisco show is on display at san francisco's soul space. while most artwork depilkts current players and their contemporary rooiflgs. >> paying homage to our old mascot. >> a warriors icon of a different kind. >> just had to bring him back. just pay homage to the darker years of the warriors when we weren't as good. i think it's a true testament to how far we've come as a ball club and organization. >> reporter: perhaps thunder's presence serves as a vivid reminder to all warriors fans to enjoy the ride because what's great today could be history tomorrow. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> a lot of celebrities made their way to oracle. abc 7 sports ankle mindi bach come up wh jon hamm and jeremy renner. >> there were call reverseless, crazy calls, fights. it was crazy. >> there's more drama in that court than there is in most movies. >> lebron james for 51 points. >> he's really trying to be an actor anyway. he's just making a play to be o

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