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chen: definitely. this has been more of a u.s. story.wo years ago it was less than 10% of revenue and this year it is up to 15%. they want 20% by 2018. international has been a big story for them. if you look a few months ahead, we have the olympics with the u.s. women's gymnastics team, they are sponsoring and also the swimmer -- i forget his name. but it is going to be a big story. it puts them on a global stage. with a lot of viewership and it should help them. sponsor thedn't they speedskating team in the winter olympics? and their uniforms did not do well? none of them won medals. there is controversy over that. chen: i think the jury is still out. scarlet: the idea is that it can work against you. chen: that is true. in the summer awareness, there is more of a brand awareness. the idea that it should help the gymnasts win a medal. so i think it will be a reward in that case. because it will increase by viewership. scarlet: i guess that's true. how many people by speedskating suits? tracy: speak for yourself. -- chen grazutis , than

here is john chen -- canada's tech scene used to boil down to blackberry. as long as i commit money in the hardware business, we have any reasonable branch. as long as i can make money, i don't intend to sell the hardware business. the software business as you pointed out is a very high business for us now. alix: oh, how times have changed. our neighbor to the north are pulling at all the stops to leeward tech talent and have recruited a mascot and that's donald trump. examine howonto to this is a recruiting tool. leap's a little bit of a , i would have to say. there is a running story up here right now. a lot is being made of the idea that there are americans seeking to come to canada if donald trump becomes president that they would move up. breton island ran a campaign that started as a joke but gained momentum in which they offered refuge to americans who would like to move to canada in the event of a trump presidency. apparently, they were flooded with semiserious inquiries. sortable which is an advertising startup has run a campaign using tromp, i thi

as a teenager, filmmaker chen kaige was pressured to denounce his own father, also a director, as annemy of the state. >> chen kaige: i felt very, very guilty. >> williams: but you were forced to do that by the political situation in china. you were only 14 years old. >> kaige: no, i still feel guilty. because i had a choice. i had a choice. >> williams: in the 90s, after things had loosened up, chen chose to make films that were critical of the regime, like "farewell my concubine," which earned two oscar nominations and tells the story of opera singers who are persecuted by communist henchmen. that movie helped put chinese film on the map. but today, chen, one of china's most venerated filmmakers, finds it hard to keep up. >> williams: it's become big business? >> kaige: exactly. >> williams: chinese people want-- >> kaige: chinese people-- >> williams: --to see popcorn movies? want to see blockbusters-- >> kaige: that's totally understandable. you know, they don't give a ( bleep ). they just say, "hey, we're here to watch a movie." >> williams: they're a generation that's grown up

. >> i'm joie chen, you're watching "talk to al jazeera".ur guest is classical superstar lang lang. >> you do quite a bit of work with young people very young talents, who are also interested in piano, and also want to be like lang lang, i guess. is that possible? particularly here in the west. i know in asia it's different. you're still a rock star. do you imagine a moment where classical music will have that kind of rock-star status in america? >> it depends. i mean, the - that - actually that doesn't really matter, whether it feels like rock star in america or not. because what i'm thinking about is just - there's no music class in public schools here. and that's - that's really kind of - from day one, when i arrive in '97. my high school didn't have music class. >> and that surprised you? >> yeah. so, i'm like, "what!" wow, in china every school has a music class, at least. >> of course. >> you know? and i'm like why in america? i mean, this is, you know, considered to be the superpower. and doesn't have a music class? i mean, it just do

. >> reporter: in the 90s after things had loosened up, chen chose to make films critical of the regime concubine," earned who oscar nominations and tells the story of oscar singers, persecuted by communist henchmen. that movie helped put chinese film on the map. today, chen one of china any most venerated filmmakers find it hard to keep up. >> reporter: it's become big business. >> exactly. >> reporter: chinese people want to see popcorn movies, block busters? >> that its totally understandable, you know. they don't give a [ bleep ]. they just say, we are here to watch a movie. >> reporter: they're a generation that as grown up on china's booming consumer culture. and on the surface, their lifestyles more and more like young people's in the west. prosperity has transformed china. it's no longer a closed communist country. but amidst all of this modernity, the chinese government still censors films and decides which can be seen in theaters. we asked to speak with government officials. they declined to be interviewed. some things haven't changed. >>> you can see the full story ugh, this

emily: caroline chen, sarah frier, thank you both.vide, thank you as well for joining us this hour. next, we will focus on the technology that triggers life-saving responses on earthquake tremors and how scientists are working to make it even faster. ♪ emily: japan is reeling from a second powerful earthquake. early saturday morning, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the same region hit on thursday. both of these are the strongest tremors since 2011, when a magnitude nine earthquake killed roughly 18,000 people. given the frequency of these events, japan has put in place but many experts call the world's most extensive early warning system. split-second warnings are important for triggering automatic safety maneuvers, like opening the garage door for first responders, interrupting delicate surgery, stopping speeding trains. joining us for more is scott nebenzahl with a company that makes earthquake detection technology in california. because japan has such an advanced system, it is quite fascinating to hear how it operates. explain th

i'm joie chen. this week we marked international women's day when we commemorate the achievements of women. but there are still great challenges for them, too, like limited opportunity, inequity and gender-based violence. we focus yet on young women in india who have suffered unspeakable attacks, but will not be silenced. the story of these sheroes from filmmaker of jiha n n chavis. ♪ >> the strengths of sheroes. next here we meet a woman on a long road to making a difference. >> al jazeera america - proud of telling your stories. >> somebody to care about us man... >> we're live in ferguson, missouri. >> brick by brick, i will open it. it will take more than a few rocks to stop me from doin' what i have to do. >> suddenly heroin seems to be everywhere. >> there's no way i am willing to give up my family for a drug ever again. >> getting to the heart of the matter. proud to tell your stories. al jazeera america. >> it's a jail facing many of america's biggest cities, and as it turns out some of the

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tina chen at the white house, thank you. that is it for me today as well. cnn right now. >>> all right, jim sciutto, thank you so much. great to be with you on this tuesday. i'm brook baldwin. you're watching cnn. we begin with the breaking news in the republican race for the white house. very soon, we expect to see house speaker paul ryan make really his most aggressive move yet

kathy chen saying hello to twitter users on twitter. some have questioned chen's resume, pointing out before she worked for cisco or microsoft she worked in a job connected to the chinese state committee for public safety. a brand-new user of twitter despite working outside of china for years. twitter has a number of executives and board members who never used twitter until hired by twit. >> yahoo! reports profits today. two bidders came forward for the company. we expect the profit report to be grim, indeed. netflix, in the midst of reporting season. a time of year when companies own their books. netflix says it added fewer international users than maybe hoped in looking ahead, may have fewer subscribers added than hoped. netflix needs to add something new and cool and it could be off-line viewing. watch amazon prime off-line but what about netflix? without an internet connection, a movie saved to the phone. >>> federal prosecutors sent out subpoenas as part of a criminal investigation into the bay area blood testing company theranos.

what did john chen have to say?venues in the earnings report were low are than expected and that's from a lack of phone sales. i asked him at what point do you call it and decide whether or not you're going to continue in the phone business? listen to what he said. >> >> by september we will know, i do believe that we will get to profitability before then. you'll have a great question about there sustaining profitability. we should chat about that more in the future. let me good to profitability in the n couple of quarters if by september i couldn't find a way to get there, i need to seriously being a software company only. >> six months, kelly, six months for blackberry to figure out whether it can make phones profitable in the long term. otherwise they are going to go through drastic changes and have to cut a whole lot if they are going to become a software only company. john chen, not one for sentimentality, he's been very pragmatic in the way he's run the company. >> plenty of loyal users bill grifl edge being o

i used to like that song. >>> back with me now, john phillips, lanhee chen and buck sexton.big rally in costa mesa. thousands of people have shown up for this rally. you can't deny, i know you're a cruz supporter. you're like, wait a minute, i'm not on the trump train. you can't deny the size of the crowds that turn out for both donald trump and for bernie sanders. >> no. it's the enthusiasm that is obvious, undeniable and also the showmanship and the skills, quite honestly on the stage, really of both of them. they think of bernie sanders as someone earnest in his positions and speaking trut. he has a delivery that adds to his earnest and compelling message, i think and the same thing is true -- well, donald trump is the whole next level when it comes to entertaining. and it's why he's been able to be a political dine mow and he's thought all of that out and it's because he can stand in front of tens and thousands of people and all they want to do is hear every word out of his mouth, whether it's true or not or good policy, that's where things fall apart for people like me.

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. >> reporter: in the 90s after things had loosened up, chen chose to make films critical of the regime"farewell my concubine," earned who oscar nominations and tells the story of oscar henchmen. that movie helped in the west. prosperity has transf and decides which can be seen in theaters. we asked to speak with government officials. they declined to be interviewed. some things haven't changed. see what i'm saying? ne it's free of harsh ingredients, keda lli n f 30 washes so your loveor woolite darks. wejust how wet and sticky your current gel antiperspirant is. now, we're going to show you how degree dry spray is different. degree dry spray. degree. it won't let you down. >> new crash tests show some of the hottest selling pickup trucks aren't as safe as you might expect. >> reporter: this was the first time they used this test on the full sized pickup market. ford did very well. what they're right here. what this kind of front end pol. or clipping the corner of an oncoming car athe css is not performing as

here with reaction, larve lanhee chen, ed roland and lee carter. >> i know paul and a competent guy andat addition to the campaign. assuming they do very, very well in new york and california. california is my home state and the structural people on the cruz campaign out there have been the former party chairman. not a moderate state on the conservatives and there's a lot of people that know, you know, you go to nancy pelosi's district and win 300 votes, 3 delegates. orange county, 60,000. they know that state well. i don't think the trump do yet and shouldn't make an assumption. >> they have time? >> they have time. i think, obviously, a good goal to have. i assume neither have the delegates before. >> you think it's contested? >> i think it's contested and basically the last week or month fighting real hard for these -- >> lanhee chen, how do you see it coming down? >> i think it's contested. with california, ed is right. john kasich could be a factor here particularly in the bay area, silicon valley. kasich's doing pretty well and a problem for trump because those somewhat conservati

fox news chief reporter angela chen is "fox news live" king wood, texas. angela? still suffering from the flood because the waters from the nearby bayous and creeks have spilled over into the neighborhoods. of course, if it's houston, you have got to look out for snakes and piles of fire ant in the water. where we are is a sectioned off area. it's not even the worse of it here. farther down there are homes under as much as 6 feet of water. but the water is receding and people around here estimate the water has pushed back about 100 feet down the road from yesterday. so far 8 people have died from the flooding and many have drowned because they drove into high water that pooled in an underpath or ditch and were unaware that the water level was as high as 20 feet. this historic flooding has been a major upheaval for the houston area and most school districts have been closed through the week. the mayor is supposed to appoint a new flood coordinator position. the irs has been giving tax filing extensions for those affected by the flood. here locally, we are getting c

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with its phone sales down, co john chen said the company may solely focus on software if profitability does not pick up. shares fell more than 7.5% to 7.48. >>> drugmakers regeneron said the new drug for a specific type of eczema has met its targets in two trials. shares spiked 12% to 405.25. shares of sanafee rose to 40.33. >>> four airlines saw shares take a hit after one analyst downgraded the companies. deutsche bank lowered its ratings of american, delta, united, continental, and hawaii saying the slow-down in corporate profits could result in less demand for business travel. shares of american dropped more than 3.5% to 39.52. delta down about the same, 47.01. united off 5% at 56.72. and hawaiian fell more than 2% to 46 even. >>> federal communications commission said it will not investigate netflix after the streaming video company admitted last week to deteriorating picture quality for at&t and verizon customers. the fcc said the matter was outside the agency's jurisdiction. today netflix shares up more than 3% at 105.70. >>> our market monitor guest is finding opportunity in sm

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chen was named twitter's new china head a couple of days ago.ere she is saying hello to twitter users on twitter. some users questioned her resume pointing out before she worked for cisco or microsoft she worked for the chinese state committee for public safety. chan is a brand-new user of twitter. twitter has executives and board members who never use twitter until they were hired by twitter. >> yahoo reports its profits today. if i had a sound effect it would be that wah-wah sound. we expect the report to be grim. we are in the midst of reporting season. a time of year when companies open their books. netflix added fewerç international users. netflix has to come up with something new and cool. it could be offline viewing. you can watch amazon prime offline. the "wall street journal" is reporting federal prosecutors as part of the investigation into the bay area blood testing company theranos. we brought you this exclusive interview with the ceo and founder monday. we did not know about a criminal investigation. we knew about the securities an

chen worked for would be more akin to our fbi. >> buried in all the other news out of the supreme courtjustices will not consider a lawsuit brought by book publishers angry at google for scanning books. this dates back more than ten years and it's over this morning. google wins. >> yahoo reports its profits today. if i had a sound effect it would be wah-wah sound. the report looks ugly for yahoo and the sale. >> those reports are affecting the bid as well? >> they could. we've been having trouble figuring out how much yahoo makes. the bidders have. what is really going on with yahoo's business? they have to legally show much more today. >> thank you. >> buyer beware. >> tomorrow thousands of people flocking to san francisco to celebrate 420, the worldwide holiday to smoke pot. >> on hippie hill to accept brought today. this year the city plans to curb the gathering, specifically by cracking down on school age children who show up to smoke. there will be a crack down on unlicensed food vendors. >>> there will probably be people at the park. will it be a good parks day? >> will the air be

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emergency crews have yielded to repair crews as they work to chen up the damage of the after- math -- clean up the damage of the after-math that sent four people to the hospital. the crash was around 3:30 this morning on koller road in clifton. the car veered off the roadway here. it is an industrial area. residents say it is known for speeding. it is unclear whether speed was a factor, but the car did go off the roadway into the woods, caught fire, and the four people inside had to be pulled from the vehicle. two men, two women taken to area hospitals. it is unclear their condition. again, the cause of the accident is under investigation. a utility pole -- meantime, that crash took out a utility pole. crews have put in a replacement pole and are securing the lines as the cleanup continues. police investigation continues. once that is all repaired, they will rae move the vehicle, which -- remove the vehicle which is still in the woods. marcus solis, channel 7 "eyewitness news." >>> new this morning, police in queens are looking for three teens after they allegedly attacked a man and a

. >> let's turn to dave can i chen, are you lining to up see bernie saunders last night at the liacouras> big crowd there, no people lined up just yet. breaking detail, bernie sanders will be meeting with the wca union dealing with contract dispute with verizon, happening here at the hilton, penn's landing, we'll take you thereafter the break. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. >>> sam hinkie has quit after being blamed for turning the organization into one of the worse teams in nba history. but the and severed reasons he gives for leaving. won't be

blackberry software and services department is showing signs of growth, huge turnaround of ceo john chen. wall green boots alliance up 3% after target raised the credit score, we're standing at $86.75. a lot of room there. >>> wisconsin voters vote in just four days in a brand-new "fox business poll," we're doing polls, senator ted cruz leading donald trump in wisconsin does. this spell trouble for the billionaire businessman? it mirrors it on the democratic presidential side, turning up the heat for the coveted bite of the big apple. senator bernie sanders touting brooklyn routes, would it be enough to take clinton? blake burman on the ground in milwaukee. the new "fox business poll" took people by surprise, both front-runners look to be under attack in a way, right? >> reporter: exactly right, liz, have you both front-runners, donald trump, hillary clinton, having to make a comeback in wisconsin over the next couple of days. you've got trump down ten. hillary clinton down five. let me show you a couple reason yes both of those are trailing when you dig deeper into the numbers as it rel

going to be talking about gold and crude oil as well amount of big move in crude today with robert san chen1:00 p.m. >> pete, you sold out all of our gdx? >> yeah. >> brian stutland, he said bull market in gold night could be. scott, the only reason i did that, when we talked about this when the trades first hit that was early december. they started buying the june 20 calls. actually it was june 15 calls. then they moved to the june 20 calls. then the june 22 calls over the next couple of months. for of very active. for me they have finally produced. i have been take it off slowly. now i'm completely out. >> do you take gold out of the equation if you think like i think you do that you are set and primed for a market breakout? >> i think from the trading standpoint gold can still work even if stocks work. it doesn't have to represent a fear trade. it can be a weak dollar bet. that's the prevailing trend. if you are trading and long of gold, i don't think there is anything wrong with staying with the trade. i am not a gold guy. i don't have it in my investment portfolio. to me it is a commod

back with me now, kayleigh mcenany and buck sexton and lanhee chen. 41 to 33%, you said if ted cruz losesthis and it's impossible for him to get to 1237. >> it's absolutely impossible. even if he were to win on the second ballot, getting delegates in colorado without the vote, he's lost the moral victory. there's no chance that ted cruz wins on the second ballot and gets the momentum and unity of the party behind him. it's just not going to happen. >> you don't think it will happen, lanhee? >> i think it's going to be very, very difficult. what happened last tuesday gave donald trump a big leg up in this race which is not to say he has an easy path to 1237. i think he's going to have to work to get there. if he doesn't quite get to 1237, the big question will be can he convince enough unbound delegates. clearly his task is going to be to get as many unbound delegates as much as possible assuming he can't get to 1237 after june 7th. >> again, i want to make it clear, it's mathematically unclear if he can get to 1237 but that's what he's counting on, buck. is this a hail mary? >> it's a que

. >> reporter: we are, gresh chen. it all started with the campaign manager, cory lewandowski, touching michelle fields now it's all about michelle lewandowski touching donald trump. now we have them saying cory lewandowski is justified in giving some of those -- >> it was fascinating to see how this has turned the other direction. one thing i want to get from you, steve, is the state attorney was asked if you had any contact with ms. fields to say they were not pressing charges. they said they did and she was disappointed. can you tell us anything more about these. >> she wasdisappointed, she wanted the prosecution to go ahead. you can tell they're still reeling here. it's a simple battery case and they've gotten the attention. they're a bit shaken by all of the attention. they're careful how much information they're giving out. >> steve harry began. just one final question, civil case now that this new evidence has flipped the direction? would they do that? >> yeah. look. defamation is an untrue statement but then da

. >> reporter: chen contacted snellville police set up a meeting with the fake detective instead of cashmed got cuffed. >> you don't know who you're dealing with. someone had that would pretend to be something that they're not you just don't know what they're capable doing. >> since posting about the story on social media others have come forward. >> we received information that he had tried extorting money from other individuals. those other individuals are in the united states illegally they did not want to formally file any complaint or charges even though we attempted to get them to file a report. >> prosecutors have charged him with criminal tempt to commit extortion and impersonating a police officer. investigators are now work to go find any other possible victims. >>> let's get back to your fox 29 weather authority now. as we take look outside. what a beautiful day out there. >> i just love it. >> not as warm as yesterday but still pretty nice out there. people don't need jackets. >> not at all. the weather has been great. a little bit of wind because kathy is saying we've got th

judge parker and judge chen found that goodell had the right to do this.king about the air in the footballs, they weren't talking about the length of the suspension even though it was ref reynolds in judge ca katzm katzman's dissent, they were talking whether goodell was exercising powers legally given to him by the players' soekced. that is how they ruled and why this ridiculous suspension got reinstated. we are still talking about air a year and half after a game. by the way, kate, when the balls were deems gorgeous by the nfl at halftime of that championship game, after that the score was 28-0 for the patriots. i'm still wondering how the integrity of the competition was affected. >> i think we get your point of view since you call it a ridiculous suspension. has the clock run out for brady or can he appeal this appeal or is that it, he has to go? >> legal experts are saying maybe there's a 1% chance they could throw it back to this court and have all 13 judges in this particular court decide whether they wanted to hear this case. you kind of think brad

and i'd like to direct that question to chen ari first. >> hello? okay. so just the short answer of that, i would say. if we are studying the ways in -- there's two parts, right? the first one is the fact that it does rely on old data that is not neutral, right? like that is really the crux of it. the other one is that very similar to what i think sonja said, we have these algorithms that are proprietary. so we don't know what factors go into them and then how these maps are being created. and because of that, there's just a lot that's not there. so i would say between the two of those, it is. it's being able to take communities that are already overpoliced and now finding new reasons and new neutral reasons to police them again and police them more. >> kristi, did you have a response? >> yeah, i think one thing that we haven't explicitly talked about is the need for transparency. when president obama took office, one of the things that he mandated was open government, open data. and i think that one of the things that the governments can do in a real con

angie: that was blackberry ceo john chen.osing a lure in japan. -- a luer ♪ >> a quick check in markets around play around the region. tokyo has erased all losses this morning. pretty much flat on the session, fractionally higher as we watch that closely. in sydney, the australian equity market looks like this, half a percent higher, all of this ahead of the rba decision tomorrow, expected to leave rates unchanged at 2%. -- in seoul, south korea, the kospi fractionally lower. we will see some fluctuations today no doubt. trading in 15ts minutes, futures pointing to a higher open. welcome to the stock exchange. let's check in on what our reporters are watching in asia. no bigink i won, surprise. 11%. just a little bit. >> double digit growth. 41%,rst quarter profits up jacked up its full-year target billion. ¥10.8 >> do the math. >> $99 million. 11% gain, best day in one year for the stock. >> let's go to hyundai. operating profits expected to fall 19% year on year, missing estimates. forecasters in a week for hyundai motors,

. >> let's bring in pax hardy and lonnie chen. gentlemen, welcome.if this is all an act? >> absolutely not. you know, he stepped into this race ten months ago as a nonpolitician. he positioned in a cut throat party primary of 17 candidates. positioned himself as the front-runner. it happened. he started making it happen. i was looking the other day at some re-runs of "the apprentice." he knows showbiz and how to work the media and a crowd. i would not have expected anything less of him to once he's repositioning himself as a party nominee for a national election, he's going to, you know, he's going to start trying the appeal to a much wider audience. i'm sure there have been democrats and independents which, by the way, flipping left and right to support him, many people they've only been seeing the head lines and the sound bites and now he reaches out an appealing to these people and he is going to be more statesman-like. this is great. i have seen brilliance in his strategy. he's a smart guy. he knows exactly what he's doing. >> i want to come back

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