farmers like chen, however, are a long way of being able to provide again.en have moved to work in the city and for 110w moved to work in the city and for now it is just moved to work in the city and for now it isjust him, his moved to work in the city and for now it is just him, his chickens and all his hopes resting on his one and only sour. —— pig. nissan reports its results later today and after a year of management crisis, what is expected? marinkojoins year of management crisis, what is expected? marinko joins us year of management crisis, what is expected? marinkojoins us now.|j year of management crisis, what is expected? marinko joins us now. i am afraid it is not expected to look good. the management crisis mentioned isjust one good. the management crisis mentioned is just one of many issues for the company. the carmaker is struggling to sell, especially in the united states and next week it will be exactly a year since that shocker rest of carlos ghosn, the chief executive and chairman of nissan when he landed at canada airport. since he has been

this is the second time i collaborate with anthony chen.r. when he invited me and asked me whether i wanted to be in wet season i said yes. even though he did not really want to cast me. he had already cast someone else and to him we are like family. so there is a little stitch in his heart. a family indeed. your co—star played your son in an another anthony chen film in 2013 which was award—winning. how did you prepare for this film? a kid who is now your co—star? i have to thank the audience first. the audience really loved this mother and son and it has already become an iconic mother and son. so for the director it was very difficult. kinda difficult for him. 0ffscreen he called you mummy! since he was 11. and now when we were filming he was 18. was it awkward? it is not. the first time he was filming with me he was new, it was his first time so i helped him a little and said not to call him any other names, call me mummy. that was the first day when i met him. what about the issue of women in film? asian women in particular. what kind

cnn national correspondent natasha chen is at the celebration. tell us about doolittle's thinking and what the fans have to say about it? >> to do litel told the washington post he can't hang out with someone who talks about people of minority races and people with certain disabilities the way that he has observed president trump do. and so he said that was his personal decision which some of these fans told me. they said that's fine, they respect that that's his choice. one woman told me this is liberal d.c. she herself would not mind if the entire team avoided the visit altogether. the washington post also reported that several other players were wrestling with that decision. while this community is certainly very familiar with politics reining over everything that's happening here, they're tuning that out at least for today, these few hours where they're so kpooited to see all of their players and family and friends coming down constitution avenue as i'm sure our other camera is showing us the excitement from the crowd, some of them have been

investigators say chen and a coconspirator were trying to get more than $5 million in damages. they received roughly 4 million from 5 insurance companies. >>> and san francisco is a step closer to getting more emergency resources. they want to increase the number of portable fire department tankers and pipelines. city officials say right now emergency water services only cover the northeast part of city living neighborhoods like the richmond and sunset districts unprotected. it's now up to the board of supervisors to give the final approval. >>> and a live look right now at council bluffs, iowa where bernie sanders is appearing at a rally. there to join in, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. the high profile freshman congresswoman and one of 3 members of the so called squad that recently endorsed sanders. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez understands as i do and as you do, and we've worked together on this issue that it is unacceptable that wall street makes billions of dollars a year charging you and the american people 20 or 25 percent interest rates on your credit card on mon

with the help of the company's founder young chen leeming has his 1st consultation with his new doctor 4000 kilometers away in delhi. yes. i'm. sure there's a lot. of you going. to see his new doctor in the us and buy the drugs he recommends without breaking china's nose leming has decided to travel to india with the help of young chen's company. so mia with or without a will be able to take i hear what point you can point to another that there that you were there with that you. know this is lemmings 1st time on an airplane. saying it's a trip that might just save his life. out there only. to make sure they're down. here. on the outskirts of delhi this private hospital specializes in the treatment of cancer. the young chance patients newly arrived from beijing it's a far cry from what they used to at home. don't feel for you didn't hear about him about missing from the region and her looking at it. while leaving waits to see his doctor. and helps him with the hospital's paperwork. says on contraband you bought a drug one are supposed to wonder if we had gotten the fine dining part. but

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still with us, jason johnson and lanhee chen. lanhee, looking at those numbers we basically have four candidates at the top. something unusual would have to happen for somebody else to get into that top tier. what do you make of it? >> well, two things, ali. one is i think traditionally iowa is tough to poll, so you're going to see a lot of variance over the next couple of weeks and numbers are going to bounce around. what i would say is it's going to be interesting. i think sanders and warren are going to be in one lane. in the other, you're going to have buttigieg and biden, and i think there's probably one survivor from each of those lanes. as we observe what happens in iowa, we're going to be looking at relative rankings. we'll have to see if warren can hold on and if buttigieg can hold on against biden. i think buttigieg and warren, if indeed those two do hold on, are going to be the two tickets out of iowa. >> jason, when you look at those top four and you look at everybody else who's still in the race, do you think there a

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farmers like chen, though, are a long way off being able to provide again.ow, it‘sjust him, his chickens, and all his hopes resting on his one and only sow. robin brant, bbc news, nanning. now let‘s brief you on some other business stories: formula i has launched a plan to become carbon—neutral by 2030. the intention is to wipe out the carbon footprint of activity at race tracks, including road and air transport of staff and equipment to the events. fi says it will move to ultra—efficient logistics and travel and 100% renewably powered offices, facilities and factories, and offset emissions that cannot be cut. tesla has unveiled its first cars that have been built in china. assembled in the electric carmaker‘s new shanghai gigafactory, the first model 3s came in blue and with the brand name in chinese characters. it marks a milestone for elon musk‘s company, as it prepares to start sales of domestically made electric sedans in the world‘s largest car market. that‘s it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. this time yest

cnn's natasha chen has more on the celebrations in the u.s. capital. >>> there was a sea of people in red and white with not an inch to spare on the sidewalks along constitution avenue. they watch as buses went by with their favorite players. they watched them raise the championship trophy. and then people came to this stage behind us to come up to the microphone and really thank the fans. the players, the owner, the manager of the team, they gave a special thank you to the fans who really did not give up on them. at the beginning of the season, the nationals were down 19-31. the repeated message here was that they actually had a very small chance to get to this point. and so to defeat those odds is a really big deal. of course we are in the shadow of capitol hill, of course, in congress there are political fights happening every day. instead, on this stage, one of the speakers say people may think d.c. cannot be united, but he said the nationals have united d.c. people in the crowds spent 12 hours waiting there to get a great position. they s

rishaad: lulu chen from bloomberg news.have more discussion ahead of alibaba's results in the next hour of bloomberg markets. biggestapan, the dealmaker of the year has one thing on his mind. that is beer. more than $20 billion of it over the past four years. dave mccombs is in tokyo to talk us through exactly what that means. beer demand isn't exactly growing fast. why is he so bullish on these deals? to be thea goal world's number one beer company and that is a fairly ambitious when you look at global players who are very aggressive in terms of buying up brands globally all over the world. there aren't that many available. cases where they are picking up brent -- brands that are being shed by other giant beer makers to avoid antitrust situations are they are buying in other areas. it is a difficult market to assemble new brands into and make them work. this is aer hand, company that has a very strong balance sheet and they know that inand is not growing fast japan at all. it is one of the few major markets where we demand

commissioner chen. >> thank you for this report. this is the first time that i think tida has heard about your vision and the plan that you have for retail. he really appreciate it. i am encouraged that you have been thinking about it and giving it great thought. thank you for that. let me -- i have comments and questions. the first is that i understand that you are concentrating the retail along the southern part of the island, which you have outlined in red. my question is about the ground floor uses in the residential area of the island. we had a presentation at the board a couple weeks ago where we saw the residential buildings. it was not clear how the ground floor spaces will be used. are they lobbies and private pre space or a mix of uses along that area? you said that there is a mixed use zoning for the southern end, but, in fact, is there the ability to do ground floor uses, retail, commercial, flexible use, but something other than residential. >> thanks for the question. the first four buildings that were presented last w

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cnn's natasha chen joins us now. you're getting new details from police about how she died.he last couple hours, police say the medical examiner determined that alexis crawford died of asphyxiation. remember, he was found dead in a park in dekalb county. that's after one of the two suspects led police there. as of today, both suspects are in custody. the roommate of crawford and the roommate's boyfriend. the roommate is jordan jones. the roommate's boyfriend is barren brantley. he's being held with no bond. police originally had a missing person's report from crawford's family, who said they talked to her last on october 30th but reported her missing on november 1st after they didn't hear from her. at that point in the missing person's report, the roommate told police they weren't on speaking terms. here's what the police chief said that could be crucial to the investigation. >> alexis described unwanted kissing and touching from barren brantley. barren, who is the boyfriend of jordan jones, jordan jones, who is alexis' roommate and friend. the case has come to one of the sa

loyola law school prefer jessica levinson and lanhee chen. let start with the big picture here. these are two good results for the democrats in kentucky as well as virginia. so i guess, you know, jessica, how do you see the results? you can go first in terms of not just 2020 but, you know, i guess the ongoing impeachment hearing as well. >> so i think this is a good night for democrats, and i don't know it has that much to do with the impeachment inquiry. i mean we've talked about this, and i've long suspected that voters don't actually go to the ballot box that much based on the impeachment inquiry. what they do go to the ballot box on is issues they feel like will affect their daily lives, like for instance, gun control, like criminal justice reform, like environmental protections, like the economy. so i think this really was a night about riding donald trump's coattails. but in this case it was democrats riding his coattails to victory. so i don't think it's so much about what's happening in these house investigations. i think it's more about what's happening on voters' tv sc

cnn's natasha chen has more on the dangerous weather that's proving deadly. >> reporter: it's been aus weekend for holiday travelers. in arizona, rescue teams have now found the bodies of two children who disappeared after their vehicle was swept away in a flooded creek. a third child remains missing. the county sheriff's office says they were part of a group of nine people, two adults and four children were rescued earlier. deputies say they were in a military-style vehicle friday afternoon that submerged in the basin area. another rescue team saved six people in san diego, california. they were in a van driving down a flooded road near fashion valley mall on friday. the swift water rescue team as seen in this video using a raft to get everyone out of the van. take a look at this semi-truck in colorado springs. this is the moment high winds knocked it over as the truck sat on the side of a highway friday night. a high-wind warning in the colorado springs area lasts through saturday afternoon local time. heavy snow in parts of southern california closed six flags magic mountain on th

treasury secretary steven minu chen said mary sue mcrae. so just this week u.s. treasury secretary steven minu chen said the country should up hold its commitment to the terms of the $57000000000.00 i.m.f. the country should up hold its commitment to the terms of the $57000000000.00 i.m.f. loan so it should be noted that menuhin wasn't completely against the idea of renegotiating the deal and so it should be noted that menuhin wasn't completely against the idea of renegotiating the deal for nando's and cristina fernandez de kirchner essentially ran on a platform optical fernandez and cristina fernandez de kirchner essentially ran on a platform opposite of the austerity measures imposed by the i.m.f. deal so how do you see this whole thing playing out. look this side of the austerity measures imposed by the i.m.f. deal so how do you see this whole thing playing out. look this has a judicial undertone that has to be explored in the case of the judicial undertone that has to be explored in the case of the team is that folds 20 years ago it was basically against bond

jason johnson, lanny chen.something unusual would have to happen for somebody else to get into that top tier, what do you make of it? >> two things. one is i think traditionally iowa is tough to poll. you're going to see a lot of variance the next couple of weeks and numbers are going to bounce around. it's going to be interesting. i think sanders and warren are going to be in one lane, in the other buttigieg and biden. i think there's one survivor from each lane. as we observe what happens in iowa, we're going to be looking at relative rankings. it's not necessarily so necessary to win in iowa but it will be important to outdo your lane in iowa. we'll see if warren can hold on and buttigieg can hold on against biden. if those two hold on, i think they're going to be the tickets out of iowa. >> jason, when you look at those top four and you look at everybody else who's still in the race, do you think there are any breakout possibilities? >> well, the breakout possibility right now appears to be mayor pete. but

nadine chen was doing just that recently.iscovered sprint was charging her for san francisco 911 taxes on her mobile phone. here is the thing. nadine says she moved out of san francisco more than ten years ago. and the difference added up to close to $1,000 over the years. nadine says she did an online search, found a similar situation solved by the nbc responds team in chicago. so she asked if we could help here in the bay area. right away we asked sprint to take another look and it did, and then sent nadine a check for $978. we asked sprint what happened, but it didn't get back to us. got a problem with your phone bill or anything else, give us a call, it's toll free, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. 4:57 for you right now. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," vallejo police department's brand new police chief starts on the job today. right out of the gate he's dealing with a major crisis, the shooting and killing of a man by an off-duty police officer. still ahead for you this morni

finals in chen's and in china now and defending champion that's lena won her final group stage game on friday ukrainian was up against americans to be a kenyan he's only playing here because of bianca and excuse injury with through the nina coming out on top in straight sets waiting for her in the semifinals switzerland bellied into danger. while number 2 carrier piscator also into the last full set of her match against the monaghan at 6 love but lost the 2nd 16 to keep the czech player provided in the decisive set 64 to set up a stunning final showdown with well number one i think. it was houghton was quickest during 2nd practice to sunday's american grand prix in austin the miscellanies drive a cood when his 60 worlds hartle on sunday well ahead of that race formula one of america's brand new rules and a revolutionary new car designed for the 2021 season in an effort to make the sport more competitive in the regulations following 2 years of the go see a sions between the team's f one and the sport's governing body the f r i i think they're very well thought through thing is a turning

dr chen is one of the founding researchers behind airbox. people better understand and tackle the pollution around them by teaching them to make their own diy, low—cost air sensors. since launching in 2015, they've built a network of thousands of community—run air—quality sensors across the island. initially, when people started to use the local sensors to sense their environment, they found a lot of interesting findings which are never reported by the governments. so, initially, the government doesn't like the results. but finally, theyjust realised, well, this is the real environment people are living in. today, there are over 4,000 of their pollution sensors around taiwan, including one in every primary and secondary school. some schools may change the schedule, so if the air pollution is more severe, then they will cancel the outdoor activities. research like this has revealed that there are a few major sources of pollution in taiwan. the usual suspects like industry, power generation, and transport, but also a few surprises — things lik

talks to join the w t o told an audience during credit suisse is china investment conference and chen'sand that quote we want trump to be reelected we would be glad to see that happen specifically long explains that the us president's daily twitter posts broadcast his every impulse delight m.p.v. to 67000000 followers around the world making him easy to read and the best choice and in opponent for negotiations donna doesn't want to globalize america doesn't really want to globalize russia doesn't want to do they don't want me american dollars them they want to trade china wants to trade russia wants to trade trump wants to trade the enemies of trade are conflict in a war because they love war at the same like the trump opposition parties in america are the war party as told to gabbert as describe them and this is just not the way it works within the human spirit.

political control and more autonomy from china for more on the story we can go to our correspondent cherry chen who is in hong kong for us hi cherry has there been any update on how china is going to respond to this u.s. legislation. so after the foreign ministry react to furiously yesterday to try assigning that bail and other offices have also issued similar statements condemning to us for signing that bill and they also said the u.s. is the culprit of instability in hong kong and they also reiterate the stance that the u.s. should not interfere in china's internal affairs so while china yes they said that they would react with countermeasures they never mention what these content measures will be so it remains unclear what china is planning to do next chair there are more protests expected later today in hong kong and also this weekend demonstrators feel emboldened by this u.s. decision. right days and other protests planned this evening and you can see in my background they are already preparing for their most ration and there are also other protests planned for the weekend actually people

campus and they tell us so there is so far no arrests yet all right do you have you correspondent ceri chen for us there in hong kong with the latest thank you. now tick-tock the hugely popular chinese own social media network has lifted a ban on a u.s. teenager who was blocked from the service after she posted a video denouncing china's treatment of its weaker muslim minority and that video went viral tick-tock blamed a human moderation error and says the images were restored within less than an hour alex for sporting it's been looking into this for us hi alex so tell us what happened here well for us as these 17 she's from new jersey in the united states and her tick tock bio reads just a muslim who wants clout got deleted last time and she's being quite clever because it appears on the face of it that all of the content she puts on makeup tutorials but if you listen to what she's saying she's highly political and this particular video that she put on 1500000 views on top 5000000 views on twitter and it was all about the wig a community in the northwest of china who many believe being per

talks to join the w t o told an audience during credit suisse is china investment conference and chen's and that quote we want to be reelected we would be glad to see that happen specifically long explains that the us president's daily twitter posts broadcast his every impulse.

some common sources including the same one the same training the government support only one thing mr chen book offers to do the lives of 190 so-called nonviolent actions which some turned violent many times such methods e-mail paralyzing public services and discrediting government some of these protests encouraged by the us government and you know the protests and extreme hard to remove pillars of support of government such as the police local communities education system to encourage roots certain actions expression or any military action so to precondition of strict actions of course not necessarily military actions with choirs to public to be not fall by the media. and world in decades of conflict israel is now apparently facing the threat of economic demise that is if current demographic demographic trends continue unchanged the think tank that issued a stark warning says it's the country's a growing ultra-orthodox population that's at the heart of the problem here's our middle east correspondent paula. israel's survival depends on its ability to deal with external threats right wrong

. >> that science wiz is jeffrey chen. neutrino astronomy helped him win the junior challenge and with it a $250,000 college scholarship. >> it's definitely really incredible to have one, and i still have a hard time believing it. i'm just really grateful to be in an environment that really promotes science. i think our school does a great job of doing that. >> now jeffrey's science teacher will get $50,000 and burlingame high gets a new state-of-the-art scie lab. >> that's worth $100,000, all because jeffrey did such a great job. >> "world news tonight" with david muir is next. >> for all of us here, thanks for joining us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're living with a condition, kaiser permanente's integrated care team will help you get through life without missing a beat. kaiser permanente. thrive. it's game day live here a fan favorite venue ever since they got gig speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage, it's their twelfth man, protector- hey, amy? want to grab a seat? julie. we're live. it's game on, wi

that we can so we're seeing that hong kong people are going on with this movement to diffuse ceri chen reporting there in hong kong thank you now where does the human body end the digital self begin that is a question posed by artist louisa clement whose work is making its way on to the must have lists of international museums and galleries clement currently has a solo exhibition in the western german city of aachen where her photos videos and sculptures seem to come from a future that has already begun. aesthetic beguiling and confusing luisa clements work asks the question of where we are right now still in reality or in a virtual world and what defines people in the digital age. the artist gets her inspiration in city centers where she takes nap shots with her cell phone camera mostly a faceless shop window dummy she photographs shapes and abstractions a reference to the digitalisation that's changing daily life. that phrase for and others because of course there are changes in terminology conventions of speech forms of speech interpersonal relations always have had something to do

is coming up next we've got business for you no other city embodies china's economic explosion then chen said powered by its many small businesses hoping to make it big so what happens when chinese elite move in and try them out. that it wants more still to come here with a lot of cajones and business just after a short break or fit you get all the latest news and information anytime you want on our website that's dot com i'm terry march's thanks for launch. more and more young people are striking to save the planet the end game and we're the people who would like to keep living on this planet and if we don't save the planet now it'll be too late just how does a 16 year old organize a europe wide climate congress how does that leave time for school in france and we accompanied 3 young climate activists. close up in 60 minutes on g.w. . bush years after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th to w. . literature invites us to see people in particular. to see how soon as the kids find strength growing up her. might object to what. you know the books on you to. discovery. discovery with. after 1

finals in chen's and in china now and defending champion at leanest that's alaina won her final group stage game on friday ukrainian was up against americans to be a kenyan he's only playing here because of the anchor and the excuse injury with through the nina coming out on top in straight sets waiting for her in the semifinals switzerland bellied into danger. well number 2 carrier pisk have also into the last fall at the 1st set of her match against the monaghan at 6 love but lost the 2nd 6 game to keep the czech player profile in the decisive set 64 to set up a stunning final showdown with well number one. it was houghton was quickest during 2nd practice to sunday's american grand prix in austin the miscellanies drive a coupe when he 6 wells hartle on sunday well ahead of that race formula one of america's brand new rules and a revolutionary new car designed for the 2021 season in an effort to make the sport more competitive in the regulations following 2 years of the go see a sions between the team's f one and the sport's governing body the eth i think they're very well thought th

weekend so we are seeing that hong kong people are still going on with this movement to diffuse ceri chen reporting there in hong kong thank you. while the political turmoil in hong kong is wreaking havoc on travel and tourism there according to the reuters news agency the airline cathay pacific will have to cut passenger capacity by 1.4 percent next year earlier kathy was actually planning to boost capacity to hong kong international airport but the company says the commercial environment continues to deteriorate discount carrier hong kong airlines has also announced it's delaying payments to staff for this month saying its business has been severely affected by the political unrest. and we have monica jones from did have your business with more on this story hi monica so what about fewer flights in and out of hong kong what's the impact on airlines well obviously it's not good because hong kong for not just the cathay pacific but also for south african airways malaysia's an asia group all the big airlines of the regions for them hong kong is the major destination and they've all had to

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well, with me now, we have first year student alex chen who will be they are already registered and superfor the first time. in that weeds northwest constituency. if i told you back in 2017 you would have the biggestjump in registrations of anywhere in the country when jeremy corbyn came, they were hanging out of the trees singing 0jeremy they were hanging out of the trees singing 0 jeremy corbyn, is there that same enthusiasm this year? not at all. i read when he was first elected as leader. he was this incredibly liberal progressive freshening presence against theresa may. but in the past years, he has been such a decisive —— device of figure over the last couple years, all that momentum is gone. what are the key issues for you then? in terms of? on what you're voting on? i'm funny for weber in this election. because the mp in the northwest is incredibly interested in moving away from a london centric government and make sure that a change for yorkshire is made by the people in yorkshire defusing that disparity across the country economically. i've lived in london and rural whales and t

talks to join the w t o told an audience during credit suisse is china investment conference and chen'sand that quote we want to be reelected we would be glad to see that happen specifically long explains that the us president's daily twitter posts broadcast his every impulse delight m.p.v. to 67000000 followers around the world making him easy to read and the best choice and in opponent for negotiations donna doesn't want to globalize america doesn't really want to globalize russia doesn't want to do they don't want me america to lose them they want to trade china wants to trade russia wants to trade trump wants to trade the enemies of trade are conflict in a war because they love war at the same like the trump opposition parties in america are the one. war party as told to gather as describe them and this is just not the way it works within the human spirit in the human d.n.a. we want to trade and we want to be transparent that's our nature our nature also does get restricted by maff and usually a declining empire does not like globalization so much because they no longer when america

chen you look at the trap, how do you think people can escape the trap.womb likable if that is something that someone needs to strife stoords but then still achieve or be the best or be the leader, et cetera? >> you are doing such a good job of articulating how complicated this is. and women have been given two paths we have either been told we can do this gender correcting performance where we like sit in our chairs and are cautious about how we use our hands and voice or just let it go. we can choose not to care about likability. i don't think either of those paths work, right. because if you do the first one then you put the responsibility of likability back on women. if you do the latter, you are not being honest about how important likability really is. and what i think we need to do is pushback on likability as what it is it really is, a cover for bias and say enough of it once and for all. (cheers and applause) >> trevor: you make a good case for it in the book, thank you so much for joining us on the show, a really fascinating look into the world

but in fact according to albert chen professor of nor the university of hong kong the government responded to all of your demands just not in the way that you want it you wanted an independent investigation into police handling of the riots you didn't get that but you didn't get nothing over the independent police complaints council appointed 5 overseas experts from britain canada australia and new zealand you can get everything that they do. while i believe what are we calling for is not only a fish show demand for official response from kerry lamb what we're asking for is about a concrete action by the hong kong government we're asking them to respond to our demands by taking actual actions for somebody to invited these experts from from britain canada australia and i believe that is not was young in for no it's not exactly what you wanted but it's something we are asking for an independent commission of inquiry to investigate into police brutality however for the independent police commission it is followed by most of the. supporters how can we trust them how is that how nobody can put