than tong chan hopes that elements from other cultures like kung fu will be incorporated into classical opera more often. called. chinese opera kung fu is a very important element. in western up or it's still quite new and to me it's really interesting to be a part of all this and. over $20000.00 opera fans attend the festival every year. it's good brilliant i'm very impressed by it you know that one woman with the sword i really liked her i can't see that well any more help she but what i could see was very impressive because you know really a great console. tour and darts with conflict are unique exchange between western and chinese culture. i. that said today we leave you with a clip from a boswell the new german film that's winning prizes that betters festivals. and is about a pinnace to seclude spy the talent of. it's directed by you have gaston his 1st movie a coffee in such a big success. i'm told they spent a long time. he finished with. this is. you can't complain yet. there's his team wanted to screw stars. but you just need to. so in the summer of cups it's almost finished th

jack chong chan won several international kung fu titles including the world championship born in hong kong she wanted to become stronger through martial art from an early age. so few can feel has helped me a lot not just my health but also my concentration. and it has a culture of its own to. this being it's a good sport and has given me a lot of feel when called on dennis west and that's why i just want to share it with other people. and so i take joy in that respect his wealth with us. this is our 1st time working on an opera modifying the confluence of sizes to match the music was hard work and open. the music is the most important part of the opera and i had to study it 1st in order to use suitable movements i know. singing is very important i need to plan in such a way that they can sing and also move the italy and. the singers had one month for the training baritone markers nieminen really enjoyed the rest households. it was all. such a long choreographed scenes are quite rare and it's quite a challenge and this is what i think it will turn out to be very nice. yet concerning. t

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priscilla chan and their initiative to help children with rare diseases. ruggle. there's an easier way. try mr. clean magic eraser. just wet, squeeze and erase tough messes like bathtub soap scum and caked-on grease from oven doors. now mr. clean magic eraser comes in disposable sheets. they're perfect for icky messes on stovetops, in microwaves, and all over the house. for an amazing clean, try mr. clean magic eraser, and now, new mr. clean magic eraser sheets. >>> in a rare one-on-one interview with dr. priscilla chan. >> she's leading a multimillion dollar fight against rare diseases all over the world with the chan-zuckerberg initiative co-founded by her husband. >> shear robin roberts. >> reporter: she is fast becoming one of the most prominent philanthropic leaders of her generation. dr. priscilla chan, an up-and-coming game changer in the fields of medicine and science. >> science, technology, engineering -- >> reporter: the harvard-educated ucsf school of medicine grad is a pediatrician who also runs the chan-zuckerberg initiative, which she and her husban

about ups cherry chan thank you very much for your analysis. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world to me it's been holding a state funeral for the late president. he was the country's 1st head of state to be elected and nationwide polls thousands lined the streets of the capital tunis to bid him farewell died thursday at the age of 92 his death has sparked fears of political unrest in tunisia. indian navy helicopters and emergency service boats have rescued some 700 people from a train stranded in flood waters near mumbai torrential monsoon rains left the tracks of merged and the train partially under water officials said a relief train would take passengers to their destination. over. several strong earthquakes have struck islands in the far northern philippines killing at least 8 people and leaving dozens of others injured locals fled their damaged homes until shelter in town squares as aftershocks shook the region public buildings including a 19th century church were severely damaged. to moscow now w

joining me now in the studios to tell us terry chan terry what started as a peaceful most men is now turning more and more violent how has it come to this yes so you're right at the in one that process was lost in a peaceful when there were 1w2w people went on the streets it was a very orderly and some. family brought their. troops to the protests and they all went well but then in the 2nd week of the protest the police start to using very aggressive approach to dispose of protestors and i mean many people are saying that this is unnecessary violence and so the trust between the protesters to the police relieved them a shot and now you can see the protesters are always tearing up and they always wear helmets and face masks to protect themselves because they think that it's almost certain that the police will be dispersed and at the end of the protest this started as a protest against a controversial extradition bill that bill has since been shelved but people still come out every weekend why yes so the bill has been shelved but then the people are actually asking for it to be true to

chan on monday.ersonal data. we sat down to discuss one of her true passions and that is her new medical initiative. she is fast becoming one of the most prominent philanthropic leaders of her generation. dr. priscilla chan, an up and coming game changer in the field of medicine and science. >> science, technology, engineering. >> reporter: the harvard educated ucsf school of medicine grad is a pediatrician who also runs the chan/zuckerberg initiative which she and her husband facebook ceo mark zuckerberg launched in 2015 following the birth of their first daughter max. >> we're going to have a front row seat to the biggest medical breakthrough in a generation. >> reporter: the initiative's most recent program called rare as one focuses on driving progress in the fight against rare diseases. grants will be awarded to ten organizations with $4.5 million in initial funding. >> people ask us are you going after one disease at a time? no. it's really about making every scientist, everyone who participate

i believe we have amy chan. >> good morning, chair and supervisors. item number 4 before you is a resolution related to the tax-exempt bond financing for the maceo may apartments. this resolution would require the city to conduct a bond financing application which is not to exceed $50 million. the proposed bond issuing will be conduit financing and not require the city to prejudice any of its funds for repayment of the bonds. about the project, it will be a 105-new unit supportive construction to be located at 401 avenue of palms and treasure island. it's being developed by china town development corporation. 42 apartments in the building will serve as replacement housing for formerly homeless veterans. the remainder will house formerly homeless or low-income veterans. all units will serve extremely low and low income households. we intend to return later to the board for the bond issuance approval and we anticipate it will close next here. here i have my colleagues with me if you have any further questions about the project and we ask that the commit

amy chan and gillman loy, henry him. check out the exhibit in the middle of the room.our artist, christian and christian is creating incompetenteinteractive art. ray mar foods international, our catering. the office of mayor london n. breed. martha cohen, the san francisco board of supervisors, city administrator, sfgovtv and most of all to our wonderful event coordinators who are shy every year they do this and they hide in the back of the room so melissa chan, jamie richardson and elaine ashore. please come up and receive an award. thank you. [applause] hurry up, because you are standing up between everybody and their reception. come on, melissa. i'm calling them up because every single event that we do, every single year, they do the work and then they hide in the back and they never receive their thank you. since we're thanking everybody for their wonderful, important work we're thanking the three of you for yours. ok. [applause] >> thank you. and also, to our wonderful staff, our interpreters, the entire staff. raise your hands if you are staff. and all those guys

priscilla chan is trying to help patients fighting rare diseases.hehycian and wyche of mark zuckerberg sat down with gma's robin roberts to talk about a new program called rare is one. the initiative will award up to $4.5 million to organizations that study rare diseases and fast track therapies for them. chan says she got the idea when she was a medical student here in san francisco. >> i can still remember exact patient rooms where the research didn't materialize in time, where we didn't find the right treatme treatment, and exact families. i think those experiences is what makes me realize we have to do more. >> great to hear from her. you can hear more from dr. chan at 7:00 on "good morning america." >>> new this morning, a new study out of ontario says cats are getting fatter. researchersithehay weighf domestic neutered cats have increased by half a pound over the past 20 years. most people think cats maintain a steady weight after becoming adults. new research shows the weight keeps rising until they're 8 years old. any additional weight can c

so with angers chan torque that at disneyland style housing development for foreigners has been built just a few kilometers away the people of modern who view it as a threat to their centuries old traditions and values. about infant would there's still a sense of community here. we hope and support one another. how can we pass on our traditions and values to the next generation when thousands of people whose only connection to this place is a real estate investment settle here which. probably shouldn't worry too much it's likely no one will ever move bush about bus looks set to become a ghost town to keep that from happening measure yet and the selling the chateaus for just 350000 euros a piece he still hopes to attract buyers who want to feel like the king of the castle. peace on the border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland well today there are few traces left of the past conflicts but decades ago the border lines were a place wrought with criminal activity and terrorism many smugglers profited from the separation and division but the good friday agreement and the

chan who is a senior lecturer.the city university of london wanted to bring up to you joshua and she was talking about the way that the protesters may have different viewpoints and maybe the authorities in hong kong are using that to break up the movement have a listen to what un had to say some far i think the strategy is failing because on the whole a lot of our callers are supporting these young people even if they don't condone their actions so i think going forward the most important thing is going to be how to preserve the unity of the least. josh or how do you philocleon well the movement is doing right now is it in a healthy state or not just preaching look to move to erode on a star so. we are not satisfied on suspension of beer because hong kong government could easily reactivated to be you inside the legislative come so to be wouldn't be installed by protester 2 days ago best the reason for youngster to took action i understand it's hard for everyone to a step or busy the behaviors of protesters so just

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holmes. >> tim chan, group manager, stations planning. >> good morning, supervisors. you did a great job. i feel like i don't have to say a lot, but i will add more information. so i'm not going to go through a lot of information that was provided at the briefing on monday. so what i can do is i can take questions towards the end. this is really just a list of the process that we went through. the information has not changed, so i'm going to move to the next slide. we did add this slide in providing an overview of the market street canopy project. so i have 22, but it is 21 plus two options. it is anticipated for that construction program to be completed over the next seven years. now, the benefits of the canopy program is to provide safety for bart and muni patrons as well as employees who have to close early in the morning and late at night. when we took a look at the performances of the entrances at the 19th street station with and without the canopy, we saw, in fact, an 80% improvement on the operational reliability. so that is significant. of course, you know, by

logo to the girl next new dr chan. gold mine of stewards. with exclusive. photo must see concerning sharks culture to europe. to curious minds. do it yourself networkers the. subscribers don't miss out on. the from the bench too many people too little space the rent is too high and the time it takes you to get from one place to another is too long kevin can't add ski is moving from the big city to a small town from a quaint gun it's in the eastern most tip of germany temporarily he says there's to me. he retired seniors and too little to do them and far too much support for the right wing extremist have tea party that doesn't necessarily make gurlitz the city of kevin's dreams but they are rolling out the red carpet for the artist and his family. final preparations before moving day kevin needs to drop off his paintings at the gallery. in gurlitz everything has already been taken care of the project testing the city has arranged an apartment working space for kevin and his wife and even a daycare spot for their daughter free of charge for full weeks. and ev

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i think south africans will remember charlie chan as a unifier i mean one of the most touching performances. ever performed once and it's. arranged in one of south africa's president when she performed his signature achievement you know which since i assume what maddox in that 10 hour you know which ones paying homage to a lot of our struggle she arose and she was known as somebody who was set in soon to who spoke zulu you know he in south africans love to you because you know she really and truly embraced people beyond everything to ask you know kind of and tonight it's not a matter of open last that it's last johnny clegg you know one of them oh ok you know a guy who could gansey you under the table brilliant dance someone who are doing stick fighting traditional stick flanking that was done by the boys who are growing up in this real culture jenny craig good thank she drank the childishness look beyond age where people ate she slept with the people flesh and i think that's what makes him so special. the special man he was kenya miliband in johannesburg thank you for that absolute pleasur

i think in everything channing. a muslim. so much different culture between here and there challenging for if the. only. concern is the some think it was worth it for me to come to germany. and got my license to work as a swimming instructor to share knowledge to children $100.00 just one of the toughest. what's your story take part charity on info my current stock. pick up. this is the w.'s live from berlin the struggle to reintegrate fighters from one of the world's most violent of militant groups al-shabaab to spread mayhem across somalia for years fighting the government and killing civilians but now some militants are being offered a chance to rejoin society. speaks exclusively to form a fox is trying to come to terms with their violent past also.

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us china has released a new white paper on national defense its 1st in 4 years the document lays out the country's military preparedness and security strategy it turns out that one of beijing's top concerns is somewhat domestic officials worry about separatist movements in tibet and cian junk in the far west and the paper goes on to warn taiwan a de facto functionally independent separate country from declaring formal independence . china also singled out the united states japan and australia as players bringing security uncertainties to the pacific region and also pledged to respond if it was ever attacked adding that its own military does not pose a threat. to the building and growth of china's defense capability is based on its own justified security demands. its growth has always been the growth of the force for world peace right the white paper has clearly demonstrated china's policy of not pursuing had human health on the theory that a strong country must seek edge money will never apply to china no matter how china's de

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start with a bloody 12 hours in afghanistan more than a 50 people have been killed from late wednesday into thursday across 3 provinces a roadside bomb in the eastern province of nagar a taliban attack in northern takar on a security facility and in the capital of kabul 3 bombings of which one the taliban claimed responsibility they said it was their suicide bomber who blew up a bus carrying government workers so does the violence impact ongoing peace talks we asked journalist. based in kabul you have to remember you. no a peace negotiation chicks will sides so get told one has never actually said themselves that he would stop the fighting while the peace negotiations are going on this is something that they've asserted ever since 2013 when their office and we opened and we also have to remember that the government is also continuing to you know stage night raids drone strikes air strikes which have also let civilian casualties force the difference is the government is not part of these talks so it can't necessarily be held acc

a british honor for a hong kong star in america, jackie chan is set to receive the albert r broccoli britannia award for worldwide contribution to entertainment. he'll be honored october 25th at the britannia awards in los angeles. baftas biggest event outside of the uk. >>the possum are just you in that chair, but think that were made and find president. you would have brought a real dignity to the office you're welcome america. here's your first look at zombie land double tap, woody harrelson jesse eisenberg emma stone and abigail breslin all return for the sequel to the 2009 horror comedy adventure which lurches into theaters october 18th. >>in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>before we go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge just a little bit of a back up in your cash lanes will look at more bridges after the break >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and happy friday to you thank you for waking up with us get everything done right now while it's nice and cool to get hot. >>said just get out there, you know it's only a 04:30am to it now our so impressed. it is d

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us hong kong is in crisis its summer of discontent has seen protesters hit the streets every weekend since early june police and marchers have clashed with increasing violence with police firing tear gas and some activists vandalizing government buildings both sides are exhausted this time thousands of people turned up in different parts of the city including outside china's main representative office hong kong is a part of china. but is in theory it ministered independently over the past 8 weeks protesters anger has grown from dissatisfaction over an unpopular extradition bill that would mean handing over people in hong kong to china to become a general rebellion against beijing on monday china's office for handling hong kong affairs held a rare press conference and had harsh words for the activists leading to fears that the t.l.a. china's military might intervene. young uns insist that the recent developments in hong kong especially the acts of violence by a small number of radical activists have seriously undermined hong kong's pro

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i think south africans will remember charlie chan as a unifier i mean one of the most touching performances. ever performed once and it's arranged and one of that because president way she performed his signature achievement you know which says as to what man or woman 10 are you know which ones are paying homage to and that of a struggle she arose and he's known as somebody who threatened to use folks who look you know he in south africa now to you because you know he really and truly embraced people beyond everything gaskin kind of and to him as it's not a matter of open last and it's last journey clegg you know i know that i'm go ok you know a guy who could gans you under the table really dance someone who are doing stick fighting traditional stick flanking that was done by the boys who are growing up in this new culture jenny craig did that she drank the traditional look beer she ate what people ate she slept with the people flesh and i think that's what makes him so special. a special man he was kind of a bunny in johannesburg thank you for that absolute pleasure thank you so much for h

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us hospitals across southeast asia are reporting a sharp rise in dengue fever cases and deaths it's a major outbreak of the disease dengue fever is the world's most. common mosquito borne disease according to the w.h.o. it infects 390000000 people around the world every year killing more than 25000 this week for the very 1st time the philippines declared a national alert to combat an almost doubling of dengue cases but treatment of the disease has been complicated by public mistrust after a recent immunization program there went wrong i'm talking about the health scare in 2017 when dozens of children died after receiving denver of exene administered to $800000.00 children as part of a government health program that program was quickly scuttled and earlier this year manila banned the drug officials also opened criminal proceedings against the vaccines manufacturer and against public health officials. to talk more about this we're joined by dr viler the w.h.o. representative to the philippines dr violet can you give us a

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i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us millions of people across south asia have been hit by heavy monsoon rains this month lightning strikes and high water have killed hundreds floods have wiped out homes and crops the displaced are now grappling with a lack of food clean drinking water and medicine india has opened hundreds of relief camps but poor conditions make them an option of last resort for many here. as well reporting from the northwestern state of. most is the mom of the mana uses his board to fish from nearby a river. now he uses it to get home. when the floods came he and his family waited out the downed board in this small boat to. put them there is it was the safest place to be. a. relief workers have come only once to give the family feud. in march has had to sell off 10 chickens to buy extra rice to eat. but i do worry what gonna do we don't have drinking water and there's no set time for meals. and then at 10 pm. to live out of our. despite the difficulties in manners designed to these conditions. even though families tools to continue living in

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us we start in india where the 2nd time's the charm for its historic lunar mission today's launch brings india closer to its goal of becoming the 4th country ever to land a spacecraft on the moon after the united states russia and most recently china the chinese giant to lift it off from its launch pad in and drop prada state as planned this time at 2 43 pm local time spark in celebrations at the satish dhawan space center a successful liftoff comes a week after an aborted initial attempt the unmanned spacecraft will explore the lunar south pole here's more on the historic mission. chandrayaan 2 is india's most challenging mission so far a highly complex undertaking. the spacecraft should reach its destination in the 2nd week of august when it enters an elliptical orbit of the moon. then it will approach the lunar surface. when the landing robot separates from the craft the most exciting phase begins india's 1st soft landing on the moon. the selected landing site is about 600 kilometers from the lunar south pole a region of c

for more on this i'm joined now by data we reported cherry chan we've been seeing an increasing degree of violence up from both sides in these protests both from the police and also more radicalization from the protest is what do you see this going yes we can see at the tension between the police and the protests as history to rise saying now the protesters almost say the police as the enemy so you can see that the police as you say way more false and for example. and rubber bullets is like unarmed like now in every demonstration in hong kong and but on the protests aside you also see that tearing out they've become more defensive and sometimes they would even throw things at the police just the things that they pick up on the ground and sometimes they would. pick up kick ass as fired by the police and throw them back at the police so you tend when they see that a confrontation this getting windy oppressive here ramping up quite a bit so one of the key figures joshua wang one of the protest key figures told me today that the coup. the democracy will never stop what exactly is the movem

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start in india where parliament has outlawed so-called instant divorce practiced by some muslims it will now become a criminal offense punishable by up to 3 years in prison the controversial practice allows a muslim man to end his marriage simply by saying the arabic word talaq which means divorce 3 times to his wife it's been a lightning rod issue in india for some time the supreme court declared it unconstitutional in 2017 and asked lawmakers. to act against it however the bill was blocked by the opposition in the upper house of parliament for more than a year this time a split in opposition ranks helped prime minister narendra modi's government push through the bill here's more from correspondent in delhi in the. primaries some of the ins more of these b.g.p. and somewhat slim women's groups have applauded the criminalized reaction of instant divorce or the lockerbie that the prime minister has said the new law will be a whip treat for gender justice he called the practice medieval and said that this practice will no

i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we start in china and a look at a man who once upon a time was in the good graces of the communist party but not anymore activist twang she has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for quote deliberately disclosing state secrets that's the crime the party usually uses to go after people like him for almost 2 decades wang's run a website documented human rights abuses including. the legal confiscation of land from powerless farmers to the prosecution or rather persecution of religious groups early on his coverage of social problems was actually praised by the government but space for criticism has narrowed over the years and he's found himself in and out of jail we have sophie richardson human china director of human rights watch to talk more about this so if he saw one she's been convicted of disclosing state secrets what did he actually do. you know it's a great question one of the many things that's gone wrong with the latest prosecution or persecution of harm she are multiple procedural violations with respect to a fai

i'm melissa chan and welcome to news asia it's good to have you with us the united nation's highest court the international court of justice has ordered pakistan to review the death penalty given in 2017 to a former indian navy commander who. was convicted of being a spy india insists he never worked in intelligence but instead was kidnapped new delhi had asked the court in the hague to intervene here's more. of the good russians who juggle them before the fire for just one of the indian. was arrested in pakistan spilotro ston province and 2016 islam about kinds. used a false passport to travel to pakistan and committed subaltern espionage and multiple terrorist acts and 2017 the pakistani military released a controversial confession video and sentenced to death. it sparked shoojit anger in india and stuck tensions between the bitter regional focus. on new delhi decided to outsource the dispute by taking the case to the international court of justice in the hague. on wednesday a panel of 16 judges considered india's claim that jeff was given an unfair trial because pakistan had denied him

for more on this i'm joined now by telling a reporter to cherry chan cherry we've been observing the protests. developing an increasing degree of violence police is using more and more force and the demonstrators are radicalizing where do you see this going so the tension between the police and the protests this is really increasing now the protesters even see the police sister and me so you can see that police every time there you saying more falls and they it's almost guaranteed that they would use tear gas or rubber bullets to disperse the protesters and you can also see that the protesters stay in not just passively taking in all of these fallen cracked actually also defending themselves they were put on helmets or face masks and they would actually sometimes make spontaneous weapons on the scene and in some cases you can even see the protests for example when the police fired tear gas to them they would pick up these canisters and throw them back to the police and so you can see that the tensions are high and it's reaching a breaking point we just heard john key pro-democracy ac

tear gas i'm joined in the studio by shirley chan who is from. and who has friends who have been involved in this yeah actually some of my cousins and some of my friends are also involved in the process basically the whole generation our whole generation more or less involved in this process no one will be very true with joffrey keen line from this protest at all and what about the older generations that parents parents today sort of look on this with older people as worried about the future of the youth the from among the older generation actually compared to 2014 when the movement happened this time way more people from the older generation supporting their protests. before the fall and happened after tonight to have to see what their public opinion is usually the older generation their parents say i'm all for peaceful protests peaceful way to voice their opinion for stability. so this kind of. picture images my make them feel. they would not support it anymore older generations. who previously so precisely. the protests aim of the process is t