>>porter: chen was born and raised in new york. she always loved books which gave her an escape and inspiration. ew >> i never grup thinking that i couldn't be the president or i couldn't be an astronaut and i think young people need to be told that. that was the main reason why i wrote is book for myaughter and my son to feel like the world is theirs to change. >> reporter: chen knew she wanted to wrte children's books but took several detours on her way there. she was pre-med at johns hopkins university, worked at a law firm for a bit and spent moser of career working for fashion magazines.ec in 2015 chene instagram's first head of fashion partnerships. she now has more than 1 million followers, and her own hashtag, eva chen pose. >>> it's about being yourself and not being afraid to have a voice and take a stand. the most successinueer a ones that are natural. chrissymy teigen f'svorite. she literally just herself. >> reporter: but you don't have to be a model or a celebrity to be an influencer. >> if yosaid this is the best lun

in 2015 chen became instagram's first head of fashion's partnership. she now has more than 1 million followers and her own #evachenpose. >>ghe most important thinhen it comes to influence is really authenticity and just being yourself and not being afraid to have a voice and take a stand. i think the most successful influencers are ones who are nareally ral. chrissy teigen is like my favorite because she literally is like herself. >> reporter: but you don't hve be a mold or celebrity to be an influencer. >> if you said like this is the best lunch box, you as a mom hree, no matter how many followers you have, i literally would be i take this recommendation seriously because it's like she knows. >> reporter: chen says everyone has a voice on instagr and it's not about just getting the mostikes. it serves as a platform for people from all walks of life to make connections and an impact. >> i think that's one of the if most beaut things about instagram is that it can help you big empathy for other people and what they are going through dspecially when peop

and is winnie chen here? miss chen, you want to come up and tell us a little bit about yourself? >> my name is winnie chen? i'm an incumbent from seat eight seeking to be reappointed? part of it is as you know in your positions is after you've been there a year when you hit your stride. and i feel by continuing my work for the next twoers i can't, i can continue to benefit -- two years, i can continue to benefit the community? i have to say, mr. walton, i am a big fan of yours from the school board where you may have seen my participation in going to the school board and speaking on behalf of the c.a.c. and also -- which i'm a member of. i'm specifically more involved or have knowledge of children who have -- are in special education as well as low-income families and parents who access many of the services we have in san francisco. >> supervisor walton: thank you so much miss chen. supervisor mar, do you have any questions? >> okay. thank you. >> supervisor walton: thank you. next, i invite julie roberts-phung. >> hi. my name is julie roberts-phung, and i qualify for all three s

. >> that was natasha chen reporting. and now natasha lindstaedt joins

julie chen, thank you so cannot flush. julie chen, thank you so much indeed.ia influencers. today, we head to ghana, where clothing designers are increasingly making a mark, and one fashion influencer who's made it her mission to showcase their work to the world. my name is afua rida and i'm a fashion and lifestyle influencer. my main platforms are afua rida on instagram and styledbyrida on facebook. if you want all the great fashion looks coming out of africa, you need to come onto my website. i became an influencer sort of by mistake. initially, i was working as a fashion stylist and i realised that we didn't really have enough platforms like magazines or online websites that were showcasing what these designers and artists were putting out there. and so i decided, why don't ijust put the clothes on myself and take pictures and put it out there on my blog? and then when i got comfortable with instagram and facebook, i put those pictures out there too. and before i knew it, i was an influencer! the whole idea of being an influencer is quite new within, well,

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. >> and lanhee chen, i have a quote from you from political. much of the congressional gop is still navigating the episode gingerly -- trying to break with trump's rhetoric while avoiding blow back from the president. it's a familiar quandary made more difficult than most of the daily controversies of the trump presidency given the inflammatory nature of his latest statements. >>> lanhee, to put it bluntly, as a party of supplicants and sycophants just the way it's going to be? >> well, i think as long as the president has the level of approval as he does from the republican base, you're going to continue to see a very difficult tight rope act. and frankly, it's something if you think back to the campaign, there were a number of comments the president made during the campaign, comments about judge curiel, you may recall the judge presiding over the trump university case. the access hollywood incident. in those situations you had a lot of republicans break, but that was before even the president's approval rating is what it is amongst republican

natasha chen is west of new orleans in morgan city. natasha, you've been hit by bands of rain in and out. what else are people feeling and experiencing there? >> reporter: it's a lot more wind than rain just at the moment. we ran into the public information officer for st. mary parish, the parish we're in right now. he was talking about some of the concerns they have. they've gotten a couple of medical calls, for example, in a neighboring city and there are growing concerns that they may not be able to get to some of those calls very soon because a lot of roads are blocked right now with debris and downed trees. i want to show you the street that we're on. for a while there were some people coming by and just looking around, but you can see sandbags, people have prepared the best they can around these straits. that's because the main concern here is flooding and the rain, the heavy rain that we're expecting is yet to come. so the city's pumps will be tested at that time. of course we're also seeing massive flooding from the river here.

district judge, the wonderful honorable ed chen. from us senator harris office, adam mayas and catherine pentako and from david chew's office we have ye chu and we have a certificates from the office and kenneth chan, his field representatives will present that and we have some city department leads. our number one librarian in the entire world, mr. michael lambert. award-winning library. san francisco county clerk, diana ray. the executive director of department of children, youth and families, maria sue and we are waiting for norman yee who is here. great timing. i'd like to recognize a number of commissioners but two that are here. commissioner moses from the juvenile justice probation commission. a former rights commission and ms. terrance clapton from the human rights commission. the honorable judge clapton. if i have not called your name, please forgive me but come up here and we can make up for it. so, we appreciate all of you who came to support the immigrant rights commission tonight in how hot is it? 90° heat at least, rig

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thank you so much to lonnie chen. thanks for being with us.head, we talk with wilbur ross about the white house on huawei and trade negotiations with china. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: president trump is speaking now to the turning point usa's teen action summit. let's listen in to what he has to say. >> we will be naming them if you do not mind because we want to get the word out. we have to get the word out. conservatives, we are grateful for the heritage of being an american. it is important to us. we know america is the most just and virtuous republic conceived. we fight for other countries. i was with other countries to weeks ago -- two weeks ago. we had the g20 and -- who do you fight for? just our country. we fight for all these countries. it costs us a fortune. some of the countries are wealthy. got all of them and said, you have to now pay for the military. we are fighting for countries that are so wealthy, some have nothing the cash. nobody ever asks them, why aren't you reimbursing us for the costs? we now ask those questions. we ge

objectively of course is dire and in the end they will have to come out with some sort of protection for chen can call unvoiced in the straits of homeless otherwise oil will not be transported and everybody will hit by that equally so difficult situation for the british side because they sort of stock this difficult situation by what you already called the tit for tat tanker crisis and also for the other europeans because they know they have more less have to get involved. before we run out of time to talk to me about the irony here britain leaving the european union later this year tonight it is asking europe to help it be a troll the holy see. yeah it's not all about taking back control i mean you can hardly sort of pronounce this without really start to start laughing because of course britain when it's under pressure it's just a medium sized country on the edge of europe and they of course do need their allies in europe and of course they need to rely on them and then they will have to turn around and say now let's do breck's it and now let's be enemies again i mean this is such an imposs

cnn's natasha chen has been weathering the storm for us. natasha, you say power is now completely out in that town? >> reporter: that's right. the mayor just told me within the past hour that morgan city is 100% without power right now. the good news is that there has not been any need for rescues. there have been no reported injuries in town which is really good. we did just see about five or six utility trucks crawling interstate 90 across the bridge to the wests are to warwick and we know there are different cities helping each other out all day throughout this weather event. of course, the water you're looking at right here, this river was already flooded before the storm came. you can see sort of the -- barely see now the top of a crash can where people typically have been able to walk out to. so this river was already flooded and now add barry to that and we have serious potential flooding issues and it was also very dangerous earlier today when the wind picked up f. here's video of a roof coming off of a mobile home. and i understand

in franklin, louisiana, natasha chen. >> interesting to see that in franklin.ncle is from franklin. talking about the floods there, they dread this time of year. just the floods can be problematic. >> of course. he's saying things are right now then. not as bad as they could have been, even though we saw from natasha's report that things are pretty horrible. >> our meteorologist pedram javaheri is here to tell us what's going on in franklin and around the area. >> this is one of the most interesting tropical storms we've tracked in a long time. a lot of that has to do with where the convection or the thunderstorm activity is. the center of circulation works its cross away portions of southern arkansas at this hour, but all the thunderstorm activity sits to its east and some to its south. really not around where the center of the storm is. franklin one of those areas that saw some heavy rainfall, but really going to dodge much of the heaviest rainfall. some areas picked on 20-plus inches of rainfall just offshore. the areas around franklin picking up around 6 to

i want to bring in cnn national correspondent natasha chen.hat are you learning about this couple and the investigation into how they were killed? >> reporter: ana lucas fowler was the australian living in british columbia at this time working on a ranch when his girlfriend, chynna deese from north carolina came to visit him and the two of them were found on the morning of july 15th on the side of alaska highway toward the north part of british columbia in a blue 1986 chevrolet van with alberta plates was on the scene. our affiliate spoke with deese's mother and the station reported that the couple was found shot to death, but i checked with the royal canadian mounted police this afternoon and rcmp says they're not releasing the specifics of how these two were killed and they're also not specifying exactly on scene where they were found, whether they were inside or outside the van. now they do say that the double homicide happened some time between sunday evening and monday morning. deese's mother told wsoc that her daughters was going to trav

natasha chen joins us live now from el paso.ou le learning about these groups? >> reporter: these secret facebook groups we know of at least two of them. the second one called the real cbp we learned about when our colleague nick valencia got some screen grabs and information of what was being posted, some very demeaning comments toward migrants, toward asians, toward african-americans and memes, a couple of the screen shots we saw, one of the memes was about representative alexandria o'kas yo cortez. another one was making light of separating migrant families. facebook did tell us they took down some of that content because it violated some of their policies. i want to read you a statement from facebook on that. they said we believe in giving people a voice, but we also want everyone using facebook to feel safe. that's why we have community standards and remove anything that violates them. and of course there is an investigation into these facebook groups as well as a cbp spokesperson saying that these alleged posts don't refle

natasha chen is live for us in franklin, louisiana, this afternoon. how did they fare there?ell, all things considering how much worse it could have been. this is one of the worst flooded areas in franklin. this is the middle shark. a lot of this is submerged here. this beariary has been here for years. some of the gravel brought in was done yesterday and overnight in preparation for this very purpose. i've been told for the part of this business, they've lifted a lot of things off the floor, so they should be okay. they were prepared for flooding like this. we also know that a neighboring community in glencoe had to go through evacuations last night because of fear of flash flooding as well. we talks to one gentleman whose home ruwas ripped apart. >> sounded like a train to me. some people say when you hear a train, you're thinking it's a tornado. but it did sound like a train coming through. >> and you heard the glass breaking? >> yes, ma'am. all the windows started coming out. kitchen window. bathroom windows. all of it started coming out. >> reporter: right now the proble

sharon chen, kpix 5. >> you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online on kpix.com hero. we will be right back. >>> coming up. is silicon valley becoming garbage valley. some people say they have moved because of alngt up. that story and more at 5. >>> before we say goodbye, a quick check of the weather. >>> a final look at the seven- day forecast and what you can expect. seasonal temperatures today will continue to warm up for friday, and especially into the weekend. saturday will be the warmest day of the week. checkout inland spots heating up to the mid-90s. by saturday be low to mid 30s for the bay. mid 60s and for the coast. still warm and sunny on sunday and the temperatures cooler by early next week. spot that is getting pretty warm. >> it is toasty. >> sunny and hot in the bay area. that is it for us. >> thank you for joining us. have a great afternoon. ♪ >> brooke: we are all worried about douglas. but you don't have to marry his father to make sure that that little boy feels loved. >> katie: especially if you're still in love with liam. >> donna: and he's

natasha chen is following this story for us.eets but still stands by her statements. so what's she saying today? >> reporter: martin, she appeared on a local fox tv station in detroit, michigan, this morning to defend a couple of the tweets that are considered controversial. i want to read a couple of them here. there is one that she was tweeting in regard to an event at a florida school where she attended at the time saying there is a try a hijab on booth at my college campus. so you are telling me that it's now a fashion accessory and not a religious thing, or are you just trying to get women used to being oppressed under islam? now, she has since transferred to the university of michigan, but she told that panel on the local news station this morning that she was not expelled from that florida school, that she since transferred to the university of michigan after this incident, after this tweet. now, there's another tweet that she also defended this morning. it says did you know the majority of black deaths are caused by othe

they said this is due to heat related stress on the tracks. >> that's natasha chen with the view from chicago. so what is causing this incredible heat? for that let's bring in our cnn meteorologist. let's begin by explaining what a heat dome is and how it works. >> it is summer and you expect it to be hot. but this is extreme and takes it further. we've been experiencing a heat dome. we have dominant high pressure over the eatern half of the country. high pressure typically suppresses air meaning it pushes it back down toward the ground. but hot air rises. we all know this growing up as children. as the heat is trying to rise the high pressure is pushing it back down effectively trapping it in this sort of dome. it has nowhere to go. that obviously causes problems during the day because the temperatures are so hot. but it also causes problems at night. and the reason for that is because if it can escape -- can't escape during the day it also can't escape at night. that is going to be one of the key elements with this particular heat wave we're talking about. look at some of the temper

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morgan city, louisiana, is about 85 miles west of new orleans, and cnn's natasha chen is there.atasha, give us an update on the conditions where you are. >> reporter: yeah, well, for the past couple hours, ana, it's been very heavy wind gusts, and the rain just pummelling down. right at this very moment, we're feeling maybe a lull in the wind gusts. they have died down just a little bit. but the rain is not letting up. i want to show you that people have used sandbags around town, because as you mentioned, flooding is the biggest concern. this city has not gotten a major storm since 2012, and the mayor is extremely concerned that if they get all of the rain they're anticipating, about 10 to 20 inches, if that comes all at once nonstop, their pumps will not be able to handle that, even though they got extra pumps yesterday to try and prepare for the situation. and over here, we are seeing the highest water levels that we have seen all day, since we have been here early this morning. that you're looking at there is the top of a trash can. so typically, people are supposed to be ab

natasha chen is live in clint, texas, outside of a detention center for migrants and let's start with themselves. what is in them? >> reporter: it is very disturbing, egregious, that is what i wanted to ask congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez about as she entered this clint, texas, facility, because there are two opposing groups behind us. they tried to rush the members of congress as they came in about 30 minutes ago for the scheduled tour and of course this is happening just as we're learning about this alleged facebook group. so i asked the congresswoman because the posts were about her. here is what she had to say. >> i mean, in that last facility i was not safe from the officers in that facility. >> do you have any comment about what was posted about you and the alleged facebook group? >> i mean, i think it is just -- it's just indicative of the violent culture that we saw inside. >> reporter: i also asked her whether she would be asking for an investigation about this. she didn't answer that. everyone went straight on in. now she did tweet about another facility that this gro

natasha chen has more. >> reporter: "the new york times" and el paso times worked together to interview about a dozen border patrol agents who described conditions inside. they said it was severely crowded with the spread of disease lick chicken pox and scabies. the stench of the children's clothing so strong that they went home with that stench on their own clothing. we talked to texas state representative mary gonzalez who represents that clint area where the facility is. she says border patrol agents told her they'd been raising the alarm before to their superiors with not much being done. she said at one point there were even 700 kids packed into this space with only two showers and a microwave. the conditions she says have now improved, but president trump reacted to this "new york times" story, saying this was a hoax, but he did say he wanted the press to go inside and take a look, which so far we have not been able to do with cameras. >> and in all cases, if you look, people that came from unbelievable poverty, that had no water, they had no anything where they came from, those a

we have cnn correspondents all over the storm zone and at the cnn severe weather center natasha chen is in morgan city where we just showed you those homes and where officials are concerned about the overwhelming amount of rain now falling. nat ash natasha, how are people handling the storm so far? >> reporter: ana, this is still a very serious wind and rain event and it has not let up in the last few hours and the vid why you just showed of the roof coming off of that mobile home, that is not too far from where we are, just a few block away. we understand those people, thankfully, were not at home when that happened and they were able to go inside and sort of inspect the damage there. what we are hearing from the mayor is that thankfully, there aren't any reports of injuries and people needing rescuing in morgan city, as well which is great news and he did tell me within the past hour that as far as the power outables ges and a 6:00 local time they'll try to restore power depending on weather conditions and that all depends on how things go and some people may see power restored soo

other elements which would be more unappealing to some of these swing voters. >> all right, lanhee chen, joshua lauter, thank you for joining me today. >>> coming up bernie sanders speaks exclusively to msnbc about what he will say in detroit. >>> newly released audio reveals a serious confrontation between the british navy and iran. we will play that tape next. hat. patients that i see that complain about dry mouth, they feel like they have to drink a lot of water. medications seem to be the number one cause for dry mouth. dry mouth can cause increased cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. i like to recommend biotene. biotene has a full array of products that replenishes the moisture in your mouth. biotene definitely works. it makes patients so much happier. be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant

we sent contributing correspondent joie chen to pine ridge, and she found a community that's in constant but determined to rebuild. joie: to the oglala lakota people, nothing is more sacr than water. water, they say, is life -- "mni wiconi." gloria: mni wiconi is our first medi we drink water. our body is made of water. water's got a lot of power behind it, y'know. i never knew that until now. joie: it looks like all this stuff was ruined? gloria: all this stuff. joie: that power nearly destroyed everything gloria red cloud and her husband built here on the pine ridge reservation -- the solar school, where they taught sustainable building techniques, almost swept away by mighty floodwaters that came in the dark of the night. gloria: i never thought a flood would come here to us, y'know? it was like a river through here. it was terrible. joie: pine ridge is enormous, about the size of delaware andeh only about 20,000 residents. it can take wefo get around, and even longer for help to come. really -- it knocked everything down. steve: to me, it seemed like it. you see this? didn't really b

gary tuchman in new orleans, natasha chen live in morgan city, louisiana. good morning to both of you. i want to start with you, natasha. what are you experiencing right now? >> reporter: we are expecting to see this hurricane make landfall just west of us later this morning. we are already feeling the rain bands and heavier gusts of wind. right now certain parts of town seem to have lost power. i talked to residents who said that they were gathering at hotels over places they could see where the lights are still on because their generators back at home may or may not be working at the moment. we are preparing for the worst yet to come. right now, the mayor is most concerned about the flooding. not so much about the wind gusts, but as you all were just discussing, this is about how fast and how much the city's pumps can handle. say that have seven pumps right now in morgan city. that's after they brought in extra yesterday. they're expecting about 10 to 20 inches over the course of three days. as long as that comes in waves, as long as there are breaks betw

worse a particular concern an ongoing internet and mobile phone blackout in myanmar as record and chen stakes the question is did the government of myanmar impose the internet than to inflict more time on the people living in rakhine. the internet blackout has also prevented individuals wanting to engage with me from being able to make contact it is challenging to get information on what is happening on the ground under these circumstances but i have been told that 3 villages in rakhine have been burned down by the 10 model in the last 2 weeks in 2017 a military crackdown in iraq and state cause more than 730000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh according to un investigators mass killings gang rapes and arson were perpetrated by me in march military and executed with genocidal intent such as a team from the international criminal court is now in bangladesh to investigate what happened the i.c.c. is process.

to jail the 1st time this time he was arrested 6 weeks ago just before june 4th anniversary of the chen unman inst incident and has since been disappeared promoting terrorism clearly a serious charge what sort of sentence is he likely to face. when his wife said today that she fears that this indicates to us long prison safe sentence it's quite unusual for dissidents to be charged with terrorism that's something that has happened to the muslims in western china it has been widely used there he has been charged with terrorist propaganda it's unclear. how long this prison term might be because all these offenses these offenses linked to 2. to 2 speech they are there really. they don't have very clear terms there's a lot of arbitrary a lot of spectrum for the for the court that they can follow but what's clear is that it's some kind of an escalation because it has not happened before to this kind of dissidents to be charged with such a crime. beijing thank you. now to great britain where the 2 remaining candidates to become conservative party leader and therefore prime minister have faced

now to the story of 88—year—old chen hsi—huang, who is one of the few traditional puppet masters left carrie lam, says the extradition bill which led to the extradition bill which led to the worst political crisis in decades was dead. she said there was no plan to reintroduce the bill that would have allowed the extradition of detainees to the chinese mainland. 0ur correspondence though so mainland. 0ur correspondence though so that protesters are likely to make —— remain wary until the extradition bill has been formally withdrawn. that‘s how it‘s looking the sour. you can reach me on twitter — i‘m @duncangolestani. hello. this time last year, we were on a run of five days with temperatures sitting 30 celsius or above somewhere in the uk. great news if you don‘t like heat like that. there is nothing like that on the immediate horizon. high pressure being squeezed to the south, rain—bearing weather fronts moving in, mostly across the northern half of the uk, average temperatures for most of us this week. it‘s a warmer start, though, in the morning compared with where we‘ve been over re

discussions on current issues like plastic or environmental pollution and many teenagers like tito found in chen's a find this important at the end of the day he says it's about his future in italy and on this planet. before you start to understand the problem perhaps with a little help from the others if you don't know what must be done but don't do it then you're a hypocrite. today an excursion to naples is planned the meeting point this palace was once home to a mafia boss now it's been confiscated. once in naples and tonio takes the teenagers to one of the most deprived areas of the city scampi. because it used to be the meeting point for drug dealers who could buy any video of a home to ever leave 2 exceptions that this is the way the world lives on their different apartments agree more danger prevent people from moving in it is over for them rather than for or. for most of the teenagers who are middle class the mafia long seemed far away there was never any contact now it becomes visible for the 1st time in. time didn't expect anything like this janitor. it's very impressive a sense of just

ban by 2021 and the malaysians also cracking down on garbage imports so with all that said professor chen hong kong let me ask you about that chinese ban because they said it was about environmental reasons and how much of this is about the environment versus politics and economics. i don't know why people think it has to do with the politics of all if it is it is the great politics is a great it is a great politics to play. i think the reason that china decided to ban the this garbage in port from other countries told me due to this era of the concerns. every year at the by processing this waste much of that are sick and but waste and a lot of people get sick and that many of them are killed and also by processing the these waves and it takes a lot of energy and release is the greed amount of greenhouse gases also that i pointed out the contribution of china to the global climate change the so this is going to consider all these problems environmental problems the plan to tame the problems of public health problems i think the time is a government of $535.00 to be decided to do the right

my name's rachel chen. i also work for china down c.d.c. i'm here today to support the e.s.l. class because i think the class is really important to the community. i think for most students, this is the only class they had attended since coming to the u.s., and for most of them, it's the first-class and the first education they've ever received in their whole lives. for example, the teachers that teach this program, it's not just an e.s.l. program but it's a culturally sensitive one-stop services program so that students can obtain information to community, understand their rights and really, like, get connected with their community and also get supportive services from us. and as an immigrant and also english learner, i have faced the same challenges as most of the students and, you know, coming to the u.s. with really limited english, feeling isolated and really have a difficult time adapting to american culture. so i think today is really inspiring to see that many of the students have achieved many milestones. they're today able to speak and write english, really participa

worse a particular concern an ongoing internet and mobile phone blackout in myanmar as record and chen stakes the question is. did the government of myanmar impose the internet. to inflict more time on the people living in rakhine. the internet blackout has also prevented individuals wanting to engage with me from being able to make contact it is challenging to get information on what is happening on the ground under these circumstances but i have been told that 3 villages in rakhine have been burned down by the model in the last 2 weeks in 2017 a military crackdown in iraq and state cause more than 730000 rohingya muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh according to un investigators mass killings gang rapes and arson were perpetrated by me in march military and executed with genocidal intent such as a team from the international criminal court is now in bangladesh to investigate what happened to the i.c.c. prosecutor $52.00 have been sued as asked to launch a formal investigation into the violence many are waiting and hoping that will become a reality mohammed jim droom 0 now britis

also enabling china in its push for greater control over the south china sea it must be opposed to chen. to tell the chinese that the historic from the international law from the reality pi no you have no. reasons no facts to support your claim to the whole of which i now see it but the meetings won't all be about politics as a group aussie on has the 5th largest economy in the world so trade agreements in the trade war between the us and china will no doubt be discussed on the sidelines it's not hard to al-jazeera bangkok. so yes democratic presidential candidates have taken said to say to detroit for their 2nd televised debates they are expected to highlight donald trump's recent string of racist tweets also trying to sell their vision for the country john hendren joins us now live from detroit where those debates are taking place john tell us what's at stake here and what's how critical it is for the those taking part in the 2nd round of debates. will tonight is a make or break night for a lot of these candidates their $28.00 candidates tend to night 10 tomorrow night in for many of

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business for people to take advantage chen mean you're talking about shipments going to the philippines and being open up i mean if these shipments came up pretty much anything and easily slipped out of developed countries and to show up and less of a paper it but then you know we've seen cases spread history that just gets dumped on people people who come in communities in africa back in the eighty's people died directly from exposure to toxic waste from the yankees and the community is talking about what this means for the local communities where this waste is is dumb so shift on twitter says one plastic is burn it releases dangerous chemicals and these emissions are known to cause respiratory ailments and stress human immune systems and they're potentially carcinogenic another person sent us a video comment on what this means she is my guess was is a researcher at friends of the earth malaysia and here's what she told us. recycling has caused tremendous impacts to the end waterman and communities in southeast asian countries this is especially due to. reach has been brought in to mal

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. >> yes, my name is roland chen, and i'm with the vapor smoke shop in downtown district 6. this vape ban will end my business existence in s.f., leading up to empty stores and on the hook for a long-term lease agreement. my business is 100% vape products, evtherefore, i'm goi to be 100% out of business. personally, i was an occasionally smoker, but when i found vaping, i have been healthier since and haven't had a cigarette in almost six years. our store doesn't only provide smoking reduction products, we provide education on what product to give. i.d. checking has been a directive number one in our store since our inception back in 2013 when legal age was raised to 21. nothing has changed for verification processes. our store has a clean record for almost five years. if this ban is approved, the front line age verification will be demolished. it's almost a guarantee that a black market will arise, and therefore, the age verification will be gone. you're going to have more students, more underage getting nothing this process without any front line verification at the retail

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natasha chen is live for us, with a look at how bad the conditions are. >> we're talking about a confluence of factors here, especially because this mississippi river is already much higher than it typically is this time of year, let me show you what neighbors are pointing out to me. you're usually supposed to be able to walk out that far, you can tell exactly how much higher this river is compared to normal. this is already at about 16 feet, add to that a tropical storm, you have major flooding problems, the governor said they typically get flooding problems in three ways in include include, storm surge, rain and high river levels. people need to take this seriously. there are flood gates being closed along the river that is one of them right there. we saw the flood protection authority driving along here several hours ago. with flood gates being closed, with sandbags going around downtown, people are preparing for the worst to come, which is supposed to be saturday, brooke. >> i can also feel the wind there, pretty heavy where you are in new orleans, natasha, thank you very much. let me b