chen has appealed.t $200,000 to clear his name, xiaoxing xi was welcomed back at temple university, though he wasn't reinstated as chair of the physics department. he worries that lingering suspicions could jeopardize future government fundinhe lifeblood of his work. do you think the u.s. government owes you an apology? >> xi: i do think so. i didn't do anything wrong, but my family and myself had to go through this. i think we deserve some kind of apology. and, you know, it's not over, right? the scars from this traumatic experience is so deep that it's going to be with us for the rest of our life. >> whitaker: professor xi is now suing the f.b.i., the justice department, and the n.s.a. for violating his constitutional rights. in may, 3.5 years after her arrest, sherry chen won her job back. a federal judge ordered her reinstated with back pay plus interest, concluding that chen had been the victim of "gross injustice." the federal government is appealing that decision. >> this cbs sports update is bro

kona, hawaii i'm natasha chen ((grant))as we mentioned as we ((grant)) natasha chen kona, hawaii i'mgrant))as we mentioned earlier, people on the islands are hunkering down as hurricane lane approaches. ((vicki))joining us via facetime is andrea mackshe lives in kailua on the island of oahu. < (grant) < oahu.island of kailua on the she lives in andrea mack facetime is joining us via ((vicki))approaches.hurricane lane down as hurricane lane approaches.((vicki))joining us via facetime is andrea mackshe lives in kailua on the island of oahu. <(grant) the stores look like on oahu... empty shelves in pretty much shelves in oahu... empty look like on the stores how many of and this is (grant)< oahu. oahu. < < < < (grant)< (vicki) joining us lawrence karnow: a (vicki) (vicki) as of right now there is a hurricane warning on oahu... which is home to waikiki...and that is where many tourists are staying... (grant) among them: a bay area couple from san francisco who sailed there to the main island...(grant) they set sail back on july 9th... and arrived in paradise 14 days later... they've been

assistant professor xi chen from yale school of public health talking to me a short time ago.ll to come on the programme... actress and un goodwill ambassador cate blanchett tells the un of her emotional meeting with rohingya refugees. also on the programme... thousands of aretha franklin fans have gathered in detroit to pay their last respects to the queen of soul. he's the first african—american to win the presidential nomination of a major party, and he accepts exactly 45 years ago to the day that martin luther king declared "i have a dream." as darkness falls tonight, an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange glowing disk that is brighter than anything save the moon — our neighbouring planet mars. there is no doubt that this election is an important milestone in the birth of east timor as the world's newest nation. it'll take months and billions of dollars to repair what katrina achieved injust hours. three weeks is the longest the great clock has been off duty in 117 years, so it was with great satisfaction that clock maker john vernon swung the

the foreign correspondents club officials are also deliberating an unprecedented proposal to ban chen's party due to national security problems bright has more. protests by pro beijing supporters outside hong kong's foreign correspondents part of it is how do you have their anger aimed at the man speaking inside. andy chan leads a small political party advocating independence from china leading to accusations that he's threatening national security due to the nature of how the chinese propaganda machine works the national party was instantly demonized as some sort of

now for a further anal siz of theti week's polal developments, i'm joined by hoover institution wan chen, and toms mann from the brookings inn constitution. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> and what apeek. not only and the now withe have a david and pref and compared to other bombshell developments we have had had in the past for. >> if and more relationship -- and carter pige frge. now, what we see is the investigation, and this is part 06 pef and that have to be conditionsed. and i think that's w people focused so much this week. what is the sbrekt involvement. that's why thisnd is people why are so many high provile almostic. >> interesting, they've not talking about it. onlyoe smt you can't convict a president of thef articles improoefment would a -ttwird majority. that means vps has toome around. the count has to come around and it zwroublt and public congress ale hearings on all the suck jekts, republicans have avoided. >> i think it's not true to say there are no democrats that have raised thessue of improoefment. you have a number of members lking agent it because they belie

a jury agreed and awarded chen's former employer $66 million. his lawyer says the technology was not proprietary and they will appeal. >>> other bay area headlines, in san jose these two men face an additional murder charge. police jimmy trong lu and his roommate madison wong shot lu's parents in may. the motive? investigators say lu hoped to collect his inheritance. his father died at the scene. his mother recently lost her life. >>> in oakland police say one of their vehicles was stolen around 1:45 this morning near 74th and garfield. it was found 11 minutes later 3 miles away near tompkins and vail avenues. no one was inside. no arrest has been made yet. >>> we've just learned the name of the oakland police officer critically injured in a car crash. 22-year-old jordan windgate graduated from the police academy in may of 2017. he's also the son of a department lieutenant. windgate was injured after crashing into a car and then slamming into a semi while answering a call at the port of oakland early yesterday. firefighters had to use the jaws o

natasha chen is on the big island with the latest. the island of hawaii might be have been downgraded to a tropical storm warning,but hurricane lane is still going to be packing a punchgov. david ige/ (d) hawaii: "hurricane lane still a dangerous and powerful storm. and so we are asking all of our residents statewide to pay attention listen to the updates and the forecast."the national weather service reports more than 19 inches of rain fell on the big island in a 24 hour period... causing mudslides and triggering floodingmore rain is still to come as lane moves slowly though the pacific at just 6-miles per hour.voluntary evacuations are in place for the north side of the island meanwhile on the more populated island of oahu... (nat)"attention attention! this is a hurricane warning!" the category 3 storm is generating large waves... and could make landfallmayor kirk caldwell/ honolulu: "with the storm surge again we we could see problems along our coastline want people to be aware."residents on all islands are asked to be prepared...

live in kona, natasha chen. back to you. >> since you're right by the water there, is there concern about storm surge, that water level rise that happens as the hurricane passes by? >> reporter: absolutely. so there is supposed to be a few days of very heavy winds and rain that just ndpeopherear ry used to tsunami warning, for example. about a few years ago they had this area flood completely all the way up the street with buildings that had to be renovated. they're prepared for that possibility of shutting down these roads tonight. >> natasha chen live from kona, please stay safe. let's look at our weather maps and i'm going to show you the latest on the behind me it was downgraded to a category 3, but don't worry about category 1, 2, 3. if it's a hurricane, it's strong. right now it's a category 3, sustained winds of 125 miles per hour. the center of the storm is likely to stay offshore. the worst of the wind will not move over land. they'll still get storm surge and a lot of wind and rain as it passes by like

so with consumer con adence discretionary spending solid, what is ahead for the retail orse oliver chen is the senior retail analyst at keown and company he joins us now to talk about that. good to see you again, oliver. welcome>>back. hanks for having me, sue. good evening. >> you make the point tha is the best consumer environment you've probably ever seen,gh >> yeah, we are very excited about what we're seeing. what's happening is low unemployment, wage growth, a hague dmeree of con confidence, the customer is back and it's showing up in numbers at a walma target, the top line is very strong. that being said, this is a very changed consumer environment, given the threat of amazon, given the rise of digital and mobile, and given the rise of social media. so it's a different kind of consumer, but underpinning this is an exceptionally strong consumer, low employment, rising wages. that's a nice placebe to >> it certainly is. what i was struck by is the fact that high-end luxury did for example, tiffany. but also, the discounters did pretty well, too. >> yeah, we continue to have that th

. ♪ chen: yes, people change. >>>> ♪ redemption sonong cheen: if people havave lookoket us since thentil now, they will see the great change. before, i'm a naive, stubborn, high-ego teenager--well, 20--and then we change into somebody who's more responsible, who have already rehabilitated and rereformed and also helping g or people to reform. hawley: did you want to say anything else? chen: get me home. >> ♪ none of them can stop the time how long shall they kill our prophets while we stand aside and look? ooh some say it's just a part of it we got to fulfill the book... ♪ norman: when those doors get shut and locked, you can see a gap, and you can see this bit of metal that goes across which h s the hinge of the lock, and you just think to yoursrself, "whwht have i done?" >> ♪ these songs of freedom çç?. a lot of very warm welcome indeed to quadriga coming to you from the house of berlin and the focus this week is on turkey's. financial crisis that many observers feel could spiral out of control. the turkish lira has lost close 240% of its value against the dollar since the start of

let's go live chen is standing by with an update. natasha? thousands of firefighters are battling more than a dozen wildfires that are burning across california -- with officials saying they're likely going to get worse before they get better. natasha chen is in redding, california where the carr fire has destroyed more than 115- thousand acres. california officals are saying that all hands are on deck in the fight against 16 wildfires that have already burned at least 320- thousand acres across the state.the carr fire, burning near redding, california, has killed at least six people, and is now the sixth most destructive fire in california history.other major wildfires burning across california include the ferguson fire burning nearing yosemite national park, and the mendocino complex.authorities and forecasters both say residents should expect things to get worse before they get better.natasha chen, redding, california thousands of firefighters are battling (grant) now to the two fires burning in mendocino and lake counties. the fires have

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in kona, hawaii i'm natasha chen. (vicki) earlier this evening all flights flying into the island of kahului were cancelled today. here's a list of the airlines whose flights were scheduled to depart tonight from 5 to 6-55. however -- all flights departing to honolulu and oahu were on-time today. (grant) hurricane lane has forced many tourists to cut short their hawaiian holiday. just back from the islands is a sunnyvale resident who shared her story with kron four's rob fladeboe. tracy may/chased from hawaii by hurricane "....the hardest thing is the uncertainty...."uncertainty, says sunnyvale resident tracy may, about whether she and her cousin would ride out the hurricane at their hotel or head for home.tracy may "....you'd see these huge dark clouds and you knew it was coming so you were just hoping you could get out and if you were stranded that you had everything that you needed...." awaiting word about their flight, tracy shot this video of the palm trees outside her hotel room before heading to the safeway for

(vicki) natasha chen is in kona, hawaii with the latest on preparations... impact so far. gov. david ige/hawaii "be prepared to shelter in place. 14 days of food and supplies and water."much of hawai'i is under a hurricane warning. as the first signs of the storm begin to move in...nats of rain hurricane lane's outer bands have already dropped almost 20 inches of rain... and could bring waves as high as 20 feet. brock long/ fema administrator: "we're extremely concerned about the potentials for inland flooding and landslides occurring." hundreds of people have been bused to shelters.mayor kirk caldwell/ honolulu/khon "we're getting ready, we're prepared. the shelters are open." forecasts show the storm is slowing down, meaning more rain as the storm takes longer to pass by.gov. david ige hawaii "hurricane lane is still a dangerous and powerful storm. so are asking all of our residents statewide to pay attention and listen to updates and forecast." officials are preparing for the worst, but say they hope the eye of the storm won't make direct landfall.luke me

but fans like david chen believe it can help. >> i asked myself like, well, what am i doing to furtherrsity and more representation on screen? >> reporter: chen is one of fefrl people who have bought out showings, even entire cinemas, to get people to see the film. >> action! >> reporter: he was inspired by the movie's director john chu who passed on a big payday with netflix to get crazy rich asians in theaters. >> we didn't need the money. we had an agenda to get this to the most eyeballs but at a place it could affect the most people. >> reporter: hollywood has struggled with asian american representation. the industry was recently ridiculed for casting white actors in roles seemingly intended for asian actors. >> my dad was half chinese, half hawaiian. my mother is swedish. >> reporter: hollywood got scared. kimberly is the asian voice's editor for huff post. in a series of widely shared tweets, she described the movie's emotional impact after growing up asian american. >> there were just so many different types of asians. we were just ourselves, authentically asian. for someone wh

a deal donald trump has threatened to levy tariffs on canadian made cars the key sticking point is chen of this insistence on protecting its dairy industry but trump has repeatedly criticized canadian tariffs of up to two hundred seventy five percent on some u.s. stary products as unfair trump has set a friday deadline for the three countries to reach an agreement which would allow mexican president enrique pena nieto to sign it before he leaves office at the end of november it's the trump and ministration wants to notify congress on friday and the congress then has ninety days to review the matter relationship as well to get an ace from wall street i also a financial chorus want to un school so whether we can expect to see three signatures on that revamped enough to do come friday. it is possible but there are a couple of crucial questions one is what actually will be assigned so where will be the the big changes to nafta as we know what may be a slight changes when it comes to the car industry but even if the us press is pretty hard that seventy percent of cars that are being sold in

natasha chen explains why the drug is straining the resources of emergency crews and hospitals. in the middle of a press conference wednesday in connecticut about a spike in drug overdoses,hn alston jr. / new haven fire department: see, we're getting another call of a person.the fire chief had to stopchief john alston jr. / new tment: ju someone on t another overdose.mos: i seen the person that was actually laying on the side over there and he was seizing.as of thursday afternoon, emergency crews had responded to more than 90 overdose cases in two days, most from a park in downtown new haven, near yale university.mos: you all got another one over there.the mayor's office says d.e.a. test results confirmed samples of the drug were a form of k-2 or "spice", a cheap, synthetic cannabinoid.k-2 can be anywhere from two to a hundred times more potent than t-h-c. sandy bogucki / ems medical director: it's made informally, so it can be all different kinds of chemicals. frequently, it's laced with other things.so there's no way to harttruly know what buyers are purchasing. in fact, conne

natasha chen is on hawaii's big island with the latest on the storm system. honolulu mayor kirk caldwell: "we all planned for the very worst and hope for the best. and i think... we are... we're lucky." some hawaii residents are breathing a sigh of relief...the category-three hurricane threatening the islands disintegrated into a tropical storm late friday night.but even as tropical storm lane moves away from hawaii, the slow-moving storm continues to dump rain on parts of the islands -- making it the second-wettest tropical system on record to hit hawaii. maui mayor alan arakawa: "we've been having heavy rains in different areas. are you're seeing places like hanna where we have streams that are overflowing and roads have to be closed. trees falling down power lines falling and having to be repaired."lane unloaded more than a foot of rain on the island of maui...hawaii's big island has seen more than 40 inches of rain -- with more expected through the weekend. torrents of rainwater triggered landslides and pushed debris into neighborhoods.mos: "it's just the

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natasha chen explains how that state may change laws.... to help more victims.haun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: what do you tell an institution that teaches morality but has none? victims like shaun dougherty are speaking publicly about the 300 pennsylvania catholic priests who have been accused by a grand jury of sexually abusing more than a thousand children.shaun dougherty/surviv or of sexual abuse by pa priest: i am at peace. i'm a veteran of the navy. i felt obligated in the 90s to speak up. the report says priests were raping boys and girls - with church leadership protecting and even promoting the attackers.shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: i don't understand how an organization has more say and sway in the state that i swore to defend than i do. there is a bill in the house being debated now that could bring justice. because of the state's statute of limitations...josh shapiro/pa attorney general : almost every instance of child sex abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted.but not every instance.one priest in gr

there's no reason.i'm natasha chen reporting.ken)(ken) a teen accused of pushing a friend off a bridge over a river in washington state is now charged. video of the incident has gone viral. 16-year-old jordan holgerson broke six ribs, punctured a lung and had air bubbles in her chest. all after falling 50 feet into water. authorities say 18-year-old taylor smith admitted she pushed her off the bridge but alleges she was just trying to help her overcome her fear. the clark county sheriff's office determined she created a substantial risk of death and caused serious physical injury-- and has charged her with one count of reckless endangerment. (grant) new tonight at nine... calls for resignations of church leadership... are mounting as more survivors of alleged sexual abuse by pennsylvania priests come forward. the state attorney says a hotline setup in the wake of a scathing grand jury report is áálighting up with calls. and as any rose explains the report says more than 300 priests have been credibly accused of sexually abusing m

between the two countries lots of variables at play there that you sketch for us chen kwon journalist from south korea for reporting from so thank you and we have now to indonesia where the asian games are underway in the capital jakarta well this year's program includes e-sports as an exhibit events with the expectation it will become a medal event at the next games one school in the nation's capital is offering students a chance to hone their skills students and the principal are convinced that it enriches their education take a look. this is a scene that's been millionaire to millions although few who look at these pictures will be reminded of their time in school. but video games have found their way into the classroom at this high school in jakarta with the blessing of the teachers. the students are offered up to twenty hours of competitive gaming a week coached by a special tutor it's perhaps no surprise that principal yohannes is a keen gamer himself but it's not just for fun he sees a sport as a useful learning tool. in terms of academic skills students can learn about math ec

natasha chen reports. ken pimlott / director, calfire: we have a long way to go in this fire season california officals are saying that all hands are on deck in the fight against wildfires that have already burned more than 320-thousand acres across the statenat guard spox: we're fighting the fires on the ground and in the air. gov. jerry brown / california: whatever resources are needed we're putting them there. authorities are currently fighting almost a dozen large wildfires across the state including the carr fire -- which has burned 115-thousand acres near redding, california, killed at least six people, and is now the sixth most destructive fire in california history. despite the devastation -- officials there shared some hope wednesday afternoon - brett gouvea/unified incident command cal fire: i can tell you today we're starting to see more successes than losses on this and pretty soon we're going to see no losses and all successes. some residents are just now starting to return home -- to start th

so joining me now to talk about all of this is lonnie chen.hese are some numbers i want to share with you that are very important. according to court filings, 2 2,654 children are separated, 565 children remain separated and 366 parents have already been deported. >> we should take a moment and just let these numbers sink in, because we're at a moment where they just kind of blow past us. but there's 565 children who were separated from their parents by the government and they have been for months. this is about the time for the trump administration to reach an agreement with the aclu to come up with a plan to reunify these families. and the government said that the aclu should take the lead in doing these reunifications. why? because the trump administration didn't have a plan to bring these families back together when they initially instituted this family separation policy so they have been playing catch up to come up with a plan in real time. >> it's really unfathomable that there was no plan in the first place, and many of these kids are u

reporter natasha chen explains how the state may change laws to help more victims.ougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: what do you tell an institution that teaches morality but has none? victims like shaun dougherty are speaking publicly about the 300 pennsylvania catholic priests who have been accused by a grand jury of sexually abusing more than a thousand children.shaun dougherty/surviv or of sexual abuse by pa priest: i am at peace. i'm a veteran of the navy. i felt obligated in the 90s to speak up. the report says priests were raping boys and girls - with church leadership protecting and even promoting the attackers.shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: i don't understand how an organization has more say and sway in the state that i swore to defend than i do. there is a bill in the house being debated now that could bring justice. because of the state's statute of limitations...josh shapiro/pa attorney general : almost every instance of child sex abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted.but not every instance.one priest in greensbu

top three, giants tie up with a two out rally, evan longoria knocks in andrew mccut chen.e eighth, longoria crushes this one to the deep part of the yard gives the giants a 3-2 lead. will smith on to close it. he gets it done, giants win 3-2, have their first winning road trip of the year. back home to face the astros in interleague play starting on monday. >>> it was back to the work for the 49ers after taking saturday off. richard sherman is out this week and will miss the first h a hamstring, it's not a major concern the team says. kye doe is putting in work, developing his chemistry with jimmy garoppolo. kiddo is pushing a play to show off the speed but jimmy garoppolo is not sold on it. >> my head doesn't feel like it's going to explode every play, it's more reaction not thinking. if you have to think in football you're already losing. >> how many different positions do you need to know? >> i have to z ghost, which is a fake around. i haven't ran it yet, but i want to. >> do you think that will ever be run? >> do i? what did george say? >> he's eager to have it run. >

chen, here in san francisco. we really appreciate it. next speaker, please. >> hi again. i'm not going to take all two minutes, i promise, but i felt the need after our presentation a couple of our members who are here tonight pointed out two e egregious errors that i made in our presentation, and they were both on slide nine. we did not include uesf in the list of allies even though they have been unfailingly supportive of us in our request for professional development and many of our other joint efforts, so i sincerely apologize, susan. and also, dr. merase, we totally left you off of our allies list. you came to our awards, you acknowledges d.j. for winning an award. thank you. we didn't mention the board as a whole, but i definitely wanted to get those two partners on the record here tonight before leaving, so i apologize, and we will update the presentation. it will be available on the c.a.c. website, so thank you. >> are you jan? [inaudible] >> okay. and are you from -- [inaudible] >> okay. go ahead. >> good afternoon. my name is sasha fu. i am a community member, a

natasha chen joins us live from shasta county tonight with the latest. the latest.

bill kristol, maria teresa kumar, lahnee chen. >> this trial is important. trial. if there's a hung jury for some reason, which there could be one or two jurors for whatever reason, trump will declare a victory. i think at that point he could really be unleashed. this thing has gone on too long, it is a witch hunti, i'm firing them witch hunt. on the other hand, if manafort is convicted, then suddenly it's hard to say if the campaign chairman was convicted of serious crimes, that the whole thing a witch hunt and then manafort could flip after conviction if he doesn't like the idea of this real serious jail sentence. then you're really, with cohen flipping and manafort, you could be off to the races on trump tower and all that. the trial will be over in a couple weeks, right? >> soon. >> august will be interesting. >> we don't even know. >> i want to sort of steer things to the weird obstruction thing, the interview back and forth, but there's no way to kick off that conversation better than with your confusing mash of rudy giuliani. here it is. >> it's prett

chen: all right. well... good evening and welcome. it's great to be with all of you.anhee chen, the david and diane steffy research fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university, and i'm just really pleased to be onstage with amy chua tonight. amy is the john m. duff, jr. professor of law at yale law school and acclaimed author. many of you may know her for her parenting advice, but we're not going to talk about parenting tonight. we're going to talk about a subject that, you know, i think is very difficult for a lot of people. obviously, we have a society now

we appreciate your time, lonnie chen. you so much for your time there in mountain view, california. >> thank you. >>> duty, honor, and country, the principles that guided this senator from arizona. up next we continue our coverage, remembering, celebrating his life and legacy. (thomas) nice choices! you see, now verizon lets you mix and match your family unlimited plans like you mix and match your flavors. so you get what you want, without paying for things you don't. number 6. i know. where do i put it? in my belly. (vo) one family. different unlimited plans. starting at $40 per line on the network you deserve. heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief ...most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my

. >> reporter: harry chen says he's a new member of the cal marching band. his goal is to work in tech and do something with his -- with his love for music. >> i'm very optimistic. i'm very hopeful of my years at calendar beyond the new were made some into their life at cunningham hall. julian perez says the political activism berkeley is known for motivated him to choose cal. the deep roots with protests or how open we are to these things and all these difficult topics. down the hallway cassandra finance -- fernandez of gilroy is moving in with the help of her mother. the incoming freshman plans to major in molecular biology and right for the daily californian. >> i want to become an obstetrician and eventually work in third world countries and be a doctor. >> reporter: this is the first time cassandra has lived away from home. >> she knows never to walk alone. we talked about safety. she is pretty smart. she knows how to look at her surroundings. >> reporter: for sanders optimism is coupled with idealism. it is important to be happy and help others. that's

flowing for host indonesia at the asian games on the badminton court kristie jonathan face to ten chenof chinese taipei in the men's singles final and jonathan took the owner's two sets to one into the show also won the men's doubles gold as well. there was disappointment for india's superstar peavy soon do she was beaten by beaten to the gold medal by taiwan's world number one tied to ying it's induced fifth straight loss in a major final but she's not doing too badly as forbes named her the seventh highest paid female athlete in the world it's. now another sport that has nets but no racquet separate tucker and it was malaysia who fought from behind to be indonesia in the men's regular final with spectacular winning points lots of emotion on show as they ended a twenty four year gold medal drought at the asian games last time they won gold at the hiroshima games way back in one thousand nine hundred four. that was double success for south korea in the archery there come a compound women's team beat india in the final to claim gold and their men's team also got the better on india in t

gun control advocates sound the alarm...jason chen/student activist- "i am terrified. the federal government has failed the youth of america again." initially, starting august first... after the state department's decision to settle a five-year lawsuit with texas based non-profit "defense distributed..." that company was going to be legally allowed to make blueprints for 3d-printed guns available online. those who own or have access to 3d- printers would have the ability to print their own handguns or assault rifles that may not contain serial numbers... and, could potentially avoid detection at metal detectors. but tuesday, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order stopping the release of the downloadable blueprints. jason chen/student activist- "i do not want to die looking down the barrel of a plastic gun." san francisco supervisor catherine stefani (steph-uhn-ee) says she has reached out to the city attorney's office about ways to combat what she calls the "threat of 3d-printed guns" in san francisco.catherine stefani/supervisor- "3d-printed guns are unt

i spoke to chen montgomery may who's from canada and on holiday in long book with her family i began by asking her to tell us first what she went through. we were staying and our fellow we had just returned from dinner we had been in the room for about ten minutes when we started to feel the floor start to shake and then the walls started to crack and we could hear glass shattering and everything was just moving all around we it was very intense so they difficult situation no i was stuck on what have you been to what would happen now and maybe you can go. as far as we know for right now we're stuck as soon as the quake hit last night almost everybody that was here started trying to book flights and fast boats all of the flights booked up within minutes and we can't seem to get on any flights until maybe wednesday. the fast boats are not running so we are going to look into a slow ferry tomorrow but we've been given sort of different accounts of what's happening at the port so for him to say you have an additional challenge. and i understand that this trip was on your bucket list can

earlier i spoke to food writer evelyn chen and asked her what she made of the list.g, and asia is indeed coming out very strongly as a destination for food. however, coming out very strongly as a destination forfood. however, i wouldn't necessarily eat som tum destination forfood. however, i wouldn't necessarily eat som turn in bangkok or laksa in kuala lumpur, because we have very good laksa in singapore as well. chilli crab is in this list, in the top ten. singapore doesn't get enough credit for that, we do doesn't get enough credit for that, wedoa doesn't get enough credit for that, we do a really good job. so what is about the food experience, evelyn, that gets them so high in the rankings? well, i think asia as a region has been getting a lot of attention, because of the growing income, growing population, and we have an array of very interesting cultures and traditions. so when you juxtapose them together, i think it gives us an juxtapose them together, i think it gives us an array juxtapose them together, i think it gives us an array of very interesting food p

tonight exclusive video from inside the tunnel where dr chen's clothes and toys were found five feet uer grounded. a room believed to be dug inside by children. ing and kids' books. it's just one of the horrors at 11 children were forced to endure. no running water, babies as young as 1 years old living in e desert heat, bunk beds and a u-haul still litters with bullets. the property owner angry over what investigators left behind. >> there is birth certificat and copies of social security cards. >> reporter: around the compound, small reminder a child's innocence, s ketches of hearts and flowt on the firing range, today a disturbing discovery. this target here looks like it was drawn by nd by a little child in blue marker. it has a little girl's name and a shotgun blast to the chest and one to the the parents of the kids described as muslim extmists in custody today as officials continue to investigate whether the kids were trained to carry out school those children in foster care and under the protection of the state. >> what happens to the do they stay in foster care? >> reporter:

without a deal donald trump has threatened to levy tariffs on canadian made cars a key sticking point is chen of this insistence on protecting its dairy industry but trump has repeatedly criticized canadian tariffs of up to two hundred seventy five percent on some u.s. dairy products as unfair trump has set a friday deadline for the three countries to reach an agreement which would allow mexican president and rekey pena nieto to sign it before he leaves office at the end of november the trump and ministration wants to notify congress on friday and the congress then has ninety days to review the matter relationship to the white house. can we go over to new york not yet it's or right companies are saying that trade spat so hurting their bottom line the maker of jack daniels whiskey for one is feeling the pinch in the wake of the trade spat between the e.u. and the e.u. and the u.s. rather brown foreman that's the maker of jack daniels has issued a profit warning whiskey of course that's among the american products targeted by brussels as retaliator tariffs which includes peanut butter and harle

you know specifically in the case of chen i mean i also bust forward from a third world country report on whatever but in the case of china it is very interesting to see that when you are a nonwhite researcher then you find a lot of problems trying to do research i myself myself did research for the research for the last six or seven years in china and a lot of people don't think that your research you're going to see us a professor or don't see us like you know some like n l three to be your or of of talking to just because you are not white all professor white beer white hair you know what i mean so i think that that's a global problem this is not only pertaining to china but you don't buy it when i think it talks to leads to this conversation about race and research and inventing some china i want to bring this coming i want to just i want to bring this and then i'll throw it over to it in time because we got this on you tube live this person says i don't know what to think i appreciate that societies around the world should be more inclusive of all groups of people but can you real

we have to make sure thatil if chen live in the household that they're present so they meet the imal.r the success of the animal a the kids as well. >> what would you say as far as documents go, what kind of documents do you need tomorrow? this is impoant. >> we really only ask that you have a valid photo i.d. it doesav to be the i.d. of the person who's filling out thw pak. other than that, landlord checks, we're not asking for your name o anything, we just t wa put out the animal. you can find all of theon loca in the area. you can find one for clear the shelters. we want everyone to come out and adopt the animal. >> tsheena,nk you. 6:55 right now. here are four things to know. the pentagon has delayed president trump's military pa de. this after reports that the priceag wos $90 million. the initial estimat is 12 zblld paul manafort. president trump's former campaign chairness isg givin banks of attacks. >> they're talking about possible personnel changes that could leado the possible firing of the head football coach. >> today theational portrait gallery will add aretha frklin's po

assistant professor xi chen from yale school of public health is one of the authors of the report andto the programme. now you are one of the three authors of this really extensive study, four years long, involving some 30,000 people in china. tell us what is new specifically about your findings? had they been similar studies also conducted in the past? good morning, thanks for having me. this differs from the previous study in terms of we looked out all age cohorts. previously, people more focused on children or the elderly but we say that it develops a lung age, so it will get even worse as people get older and there is a clear gender pattern. in fact, this is also missing in the previous study. but the gender pattern is very important, we find a large impact, a much larger impact for men compared to four women, so could have implications for the labour market because people are taking a high sta ke because people are taking a high stake exams. if during polluted days that taking those exams, and they are affecting the males and females differently, then it will affect the efficienc

my name is michael chen. i'm a resident in san francisco. i'm here to speak in favor of the project sponsors, todd mavis and kevin chang, and i'm also here on behalf of yimby action, a housing advocacy group in san francisco. as someone who's relatively new to san francisco and one thing who's younger, one thing i hear from myself and a lot of my friends, we have a lot of anxiety about our housing. i talk to a lot of people, and i feel like everybody here has a housing story. if you bought recently or you say oh, yeah, i got out bid by all cash deals, 90%, because i had this great story and i was able to connect to the previous seller. i had people who say oh, yeah, i'm going to get an eviction, owner moving in, or new construction, and the owner might hike my rent up by 10%. i know about owners that talk about the sacrifices that they make. it's a one bedroom that they flux into a three bedroom so they can stay in san francisco, and even that might not be enough. san francisco is losing rent control units, they awe're los families. i know a

between the two countries lots of variables at play there you sketch for us chen kwon journalist from south korea reporting from seoul thank you. here washington given us with so a lot more to tell you about including. armchair athletes dream big video gaming has made it to the asian games as an exhibition sport well they're now underway into a car to indonesia and it's in this school right here in the city with the teachers laughing. more of that later but first ben's got the business and the greek bailout odyssey no pun intended or pun intended is finally over yes the government is hailing it a huge success and says it's a new era for the greek economy the bailouts over but the austerity continue taxes squeezing the greeks a lot of them are used to paying anything and unemployment remains stubbornly high . finally no more aid packages and no more funding requirements but the last eight years have been tough for greece and brought drastic cost cutting measures many greeks lost their jobs and their homes income is fallen by a third on average the taxes however remained high for most p

they're mostly based in china's far—western region of chen—jang, an autonomous region within the countryman rights investigators say they're increasingly alarmed by reports that many muslim uighurs are being detained under the pretext of security, and countering terrorism and extremism. the un has called on beijing to end the practice of detention without lawful charge, trial and conviction and immediately release individuals currently detained under these circumstances. a bbc newsnight investigation has interviewed a witness who says he has been inside one of the camps and have now managed to flee china. he says the uighurs suffer physical torture and psychological thought control, though the chinese state has consistently denied the existence of the camps. here'sjohn sweeney with the story. in the far western china, evidence is building that a monstrous crime is building that a monstrous crime is taking place. these photographs, found by a uighur expert and verified by human rights watch appeared to show hundreds of prisoners in re—education camps. 0fficially prisoners in re—education

natasha chen explains how the state may change laws to help more victims. shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: what do you tell an institution that teaches morality but has none?victims like shaun dougherty are speaking publicly about the 300 pennsylvania catholic priests who have been accused by a grand jury of sexually abusing more than a thousand children.shaun dougherty/surviv or of sexual abuse by pa priest: i am at peace. i'm a veteran of the navy. i felt obligated in the 90s to speak up.the report says priests were raping boys and girls - with church leadership protecting and even promoting the attackers.shaun dougherty/survivor of sexual abuse by pa priest: i don't understand how an organization has more say and sway in the state that i swore to defend than i do. there is a bill in the house being debated now that could bring justice. because of the state's statute of limitations...josh shapiro/pa attorney general : almost every instance of child sex abuse we found is too old to be prosecuted.but not every instance.one priest in gr