chun manages 21 farming families. his parents' orchard is also in this area.oing on the slopes or trees bearing citrus fruit called honey pamelo. the process of creating his brand wasn't easy. his first challenge was to convince the surrounding farms to reduce their pesticide use, but no one listened to him. his father helped overcome that hurdle. he asked his long time friends to help his son. even though each orchard is separated by several kilometers from the next, he visited all his neighbors almost daily. a shared history of past struggles has led to strong bonds of community. chun's father also gathered support to help his son refurbish roads that were getting water logged. each family had to shoulder their own costs, prompting some to resist, but eventually everyone felt the benefits. help them improve efficiency. they learned how to cut costs by bulk buying fertilizer as well the importance of product and avoiding overuse. chun also helped farmers to analyze soil quality, procur fertilizer, set up necessary equipment and f finance costs. what shocked e

ambos: [hablan en inglés] tifani: el doctor jae chun es especialista en cirugía plástica reconstructiva, pero hay casi 10 millones de mujeres con implantes de seno, así que estamos viendo de 100 a 200 mil mujeres, y eso es solo en estados unidos. tifani: según la misma fda algunos estudios relacionados con la silicona presentan problemas como enfermedades del sistema inmune o de las articulaciones, y más recientemente ha aceptado que puede haber una relación entre algunos implantes y un tipo de cáncer llamado "linfoma anaplásico de células grandes". maría en california, quien inicialmente recibió implantes de agua salina, dice que desconocía los peligros cuando su médico le recomendó un cambio. para entonces estaba libre de cáncer, pero no de dolencias. maría: me dolía la espalda, el cuello, diferentes lugares en el cuerpo cerca de los senos, ¿no? y fui a platicar con el cirujano. dice: "¿sabes? creo que quizás te va a ayudar si te cambiamos los implantes y ahora sí vamos a ponerte de silicona". tifani: los implantes se infectaron y tuvo múltiples complicaciones que alargaron el proceso

now the missing woman found dead in the water near her discovery bay home drowned 53 year-old chang chun she was last seen right there outside of her house on tuesday night her husband says she went outside to water. some plants. she never came back so they did aextensive search they brought in the boats the helicopters to canines. her body was then found wednesday night right there behind her home in the water on beaver lane. police are investigating what happened to her. well to the south and now san jose police are investigating a hit and run that killed a man near san jose state university we told you about this story yesterday we broke it yesterday on the kron 00:04am morning news. kron four's michelle kingston has the latest trade put. >>together the pieces of the puzzle with little bits of evidence. >>san jose police are investigating their 29th fatal collision and their 12 vehicle burst pedestrian fatal crash bash of the year a man's body was found in the middle of the road around 2 45 thursday morning near the san fernando and so forth streets near san jose state university down

in seoul decided last year that workers and their families were owed compensation. 96—year—old lee chun—sik translation: they told us that we would study and learn technologies from japan, but when we went, there was no studying. just doing a lot of hard manual labour. i had to move heavy steel from one cargo to another. i sweated so much. the company told me to continue to stay in japan and work for them, but i couldn't stay. it was so hot, and hard work. seoul believes tokyo's trade restrictions on essential supplies for its biggest industries are a form of targeted retaliation for the court orders. japan says that's simply not true. but the pain won't just be felt here. it could ripple through global tech supply chains, which may force the us to step in to try to solve this feud before it escalates further. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. it's been more than 30 years since the devastating nuclear disaster at chernobyl, but families in the region are still suffering the effects of the radiation. this week a group of affected school children are coming to the derbyshire town of glossop for

. >> chun lee. we have evidence that rose pak supporters have been recruiting members of the public to attend m.t.a. meetings by offering them free food and drink and also paying them $25 per hour. on sunday, we obtained a we chat log from a chat group related to today's event that belongs to a public affairs organization. we chat is a social media site similar to facebook. it says, important notice. the arrangement for everybody's work on august 20, tuesday. working hours, 12:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. meeting up at san francisco city hall. things to do: attend a meeting. we will serve food and drink to all attendees. if you are able to come, reply with a thumbs up. these tactics of artificially paying for support are not only deplorable but deceiving the m.t.a. and the public. >> chairman, can we switch to the video just briefly. >> you can play it, but it counts towards your time. >> are you playing that video? >> y [video] >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is stella chan. we've

i wouldr tzu chun wu: like to cs approach the history of foreign relations. it would be great to see a more bottom-up perspective. we often do the top down which is certainly important and reveals a lot and itower dynamics, reveals who has access and power and in what ways. are able to capture more voices if we take a step back and look closely at the grassroots level, to see ways in which people are making decisions, individually and are intent onthat shaping global politics. it is hard to do. except that, but moving in that direction would be wonderful. i would love to see more people doing that. professor tzu chun wu: they individualoing their passions, but the focus on suffrage and privilege of citizenship, and given large numbers of people who are undocumented in this country, and the ways people seeking refuge are being treated at the borders, i think we need to think about people occupying those precarious positions of not having citizenship and state rights, and thinking about ways in which they are forcing us to grapple with what it means to belong t

joining us on set and to broaden the conversation, a unique perspective, carl chun out of robert waltersng. he oversees financial services. good morning. you bring a unique perspective. you are on the front line of people moving out and then. all of these things happening outside have had an impact on business. >> we do see a couple of isolated cases. they are actually putting the question on hold. wait and see.e to has for the candidates, we have --o witnessed a couple of they can't bring their clients from one bank to another. but ifee isolated cases you asked me if there is any headcount cuts or because of the risk -- we do see, for example, going to watch and see and the hiring process has been lengthened. there has been a lot of speculation not a financial centers like singapore might gain as a result of hong kong's losses. is that something you are seeing starting to happen? is that a prospect, particularly in sectors like investment banking? say what we see, when they choose which city, it is more for a career point of view. it depends on hong kong compared to our neighboring citi

>>contra costa county sheriff's deputies are searching by land air and water for chang ping chun she was last seen at her home in discovery bay around 7 tuesday night. the sheriff's office spokesman says chance has been flagged down a deputy outside his home in beaver lane at 9.22 about 2 and a half hours leader, he told the deputy she went out to water the plants in never returned we've seen much more of a presence of definitely more than the average day in discovery bay. >>and then also we've seen on a lot of ac ivity with the arch marine patrol in a search and rescue team but have not been able to locate chen around 3 on wednesday afternoon kron 4 saw seal marine leave the discovery bay yacht harbor and head toward the bay behind chance home. >>you know they had a vote a rescue boat that was when driving they came down when they determined are they are here. >>chan is 53 years old about 4 feet 11 inches tall and about 88 pounds she was last seen wearing a light green tank top green shorts and pink sandals if you have any information you're asked to contact the sheriff's office i t

details we have about the call are coming from china actually commerce minister and hard liner jong chun, and leo ho were among principals from beijing along with robert lighthizer and steven mnuchin representing the u.s. chinese tv said the u.s. asked for the call, but declined to provide a read-out or comment whether in-person negotiations in september were discussed. president trump on twitter implying there was a discussion of agricultural products, more of which he's wanted china to buy. beijing said it would consider those purchased but not commit to them, but trump tweeting that maybe this will be different unclear exactly what this is what resulted from the call, though, is a delay in some of the tariffs that would hit consumers hardest, with president trump this afternoon acknowledging he doesn't want to be the grinch. >> we're doing this for christmas season just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on u.s. but so far, they have virtually none >> of course, there will still be a large set of tariffs that would go into place on september 1st at 10%, but melissa, thin

>>contra costa county sheriff's deputies are searching by land r and water for chang ping chun she was last seen at her home in discovery bay around 7 tuesday night. the sheriff's office spokesman says chance has been flagged down a deputy outside his home in beaver lane at 9.22 about 2 and a half hours leader, he told the deputy she went out to water the plants in never returned we've seen much more of a presence of >>definitely more than the average day in discovery bay and then also we've seen on a lot of activity with the utsearching deputies launched a search using canines a drone marine patrol in a search and rescue team but have not been able to locate chen around 3 on wednesday afternoon kron 4 saw seal marine leave the discovery bay yacht harbor and head toward the bay behind chance home, you know they had a vote a rescue boat that was >>when driving they came down when they determined are they are here. >>chan is 53 years old about 4 feet 11 inches tall and about 88 pounds she was last seen wearing a light green tank top green shorts and pink sandals if you have any informati

to china or coming -- parts coming from china so much, as to what's happening with the consumer in chun china right now, guys, is on pace for one of its worst years ever in terms of percentage decline in sales in fact, electric vehicles, they were actually down last month. take a look at general motors. it has the most exposure among the big three in terms of sales to china running number two in that country right behind volkswagen guys, back to you. >> all right thank you, phil. >>> meanwhile, stocks trying stay in the green. we're going to have more on the market volatility next >>> but first, rick santelli what are you watching today? >> you know, of course, i'm watching the impact of lower rates on everything, including investor psyche, but today in particular, i'm looking at the dollar and how it fits into the fed's pursuit of inflation, after the break. woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. they were able to restore my good name. if you are under attack, i recommend calling

his name is chun ping lee, an engineer. and no word on why he wanted to do something like that.what fascinated me about the story, the ewww factor wasn't so much but the detail they took to track him down by looking at hours and hours of video footage to find out where this guy was. >> i find it interesting that a guy who installs a camera in background doesn't think that he might be watched on camera himself. installing the camera. >> he's an engineer changed with video voyeurism. >> the explanation for why he's doing it might have an ewww factor, as well. >> big ewww factor. >>> the back-to-school season is upon us. i have an alert if your high school student is telling you i'm done with my home work, they may not have done it. i don't mean their friend did it. if you go on line, the "wall street journal" found there are hundreds of websites offering tutoring, i put air quotes, because it's a tutoring assignment. for as little ads $15 they will do the assignment and send it back. this is such an issue that teachers are having to do more assignments in class or offer multiple v

street behind me was absolutely packed with protesters many of them on and on chanting pro-democracy chun some had an eye patches over their eyes and a sign of solidarity with one young woman whose i was severely damaged in one of these protests it was a really quite peaceful and uplifting protest that we saw today this is the latest iteration of what we've seen is a constantly evolving process in the past we've seen violent street clashes now purchases seem to be moving on to prove that they are capable of being peaceful and that they can still get group support here on the streets in fact the promotions for this human chain of events urge the people taking part to be peaceful and to cause as little disruption to the peace to the to the streets as possible and not what we saw here this evening and the shock to enter the trial this week of protests in hong kong what else is planned or to for today and over the weekend. well on saturday and sunday we've got 2 other protests coming up and the goal among people that we've spoken to today and in previous days is to try and keep those as peace