brian: yunte huang is our guest. the author of "inseparable: the original siamese twins and their rendezvous with american history." he teaches at the university of santa barbara. we thank you very much. yunte: thank you, brian. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] ♪ announcer: for free transcripts or to give us comments about this program, visit q&a.org. q&a is also available as podcasts at c-span.org. announcer: on the next q&a, the university of virginia history professor william hitchcock on his book, "the age of eisenhower." >> connect with c-span to personalize the information you get from us. ando c-span.org/connect sign up. the program guide has a most updated schedule. word for word gives you the most interesting video highlight of the day in their own words, with no commentary. booktv loo

huang is our guest.e is the author of "inseparable: the original siamese twins and their rendezvous with american history." thank you very much. yunte: thank you, brian. >> for free transcripts or to give us comments about this program, visit q&a.org. q&a is also available as .odcasts at c-span.org q&a, the next university of virginia history professor wayne hitchcock on his thatthe age of eisenhower .s next sunday on c-span prime minister theresa may was asked about the economy, present and benefits for first time homeowners in the u.k.. she was asked there is important business and we want to hear from as many people as possible. k

brian: yunte huang is our guest.is the author of "inseparable: the original siamese twins and their rendezvous with american history." he teaches at the university of santa barbara. we thank you very much. yunte: thank you, brian. ♪ announcer: for free transcripts or to give us comments about this program, visit q&a.org. q&a is also available as podcasts at c-span.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] announcer: on the next q&a, the university of virginia history professor william hitchcock on his book the age of eisenhower that is next sunday on c-span. here is a look at our live coverage monday. on c-span, a conference on antitrust law and its impact on antitrust companies. followed by a discussion on religion and its role within the republican party at 6:00 p.m. eastern. at 9:00, our original series landmark cases concludes with regents of the university o

>> thank you, miss huang. i do not have any public comments -- i'm sorry, any public speakers signed up for this. comments from the board? yes, commissioner walton. >> thank you, miss huang. i appreciate this report tonight. just a couple of questions, and if you may not know this off the top of your head, but if we could definitely get -- how do the out comes that you presented on slide four compare to the last couple of years? and then, on slide eight, with the switch in the tests, what -- why are we switching the test? what's the difference between the test? >> so when the final numbers are available, we can provide a four-year trend. right now our preliminary analysis shows there is an increase for all of the groups, and a slight increase for spanish speaking males but significant increase for all the other language groups. and then for the switching of the tests, it's actually -- the original california english language development test, it's a stayed wide assessment that's mandated by the state board of

. ♪ announcer: this week on "q&a," university of california santa barbara english professor yunte huang discusses his book "inseparable: the original siamese twins and their rendezvous with american history." ♪ brian: yunte huang, author of "inseparable: the original siamese twins and their rendezvous with american history," who were chang and eng?

. >> tonight, on q&a, university of california english pressure -- english professor yunte huang "inseparable" about the life of twins. these are two married couples who cannot be in the same bed. when they set up two separate households about a mile from each other. they stick to this rigid schedule. , live in cheng's house for three days and during these three days, he is the master. he can do whatever he wants. and the twin will give up his free will. later, they move to eng's house and he will be the master. >> did it work? >> apparently. they had 21 children. >> q&a tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. on tuesday, president trump announced the u.s. would pull out of the iran nuclear deal. he called the agreement a

chinese official to visit north korea and three years as arrived in the capital china's foreign minister huang he is there for a two day trip relations have been strained over a constant chinese exports to pyongyang as part of its sanctions against its nuclear program. six people have died after a sudden snowstorm left hikers stranded in the alps fourteen were stuck outdoors without shelter overnight near the mats own in switzerland five italians and a ball girl and woman didn't survive. a large snowstorm a school many egyptians off god poor visibility forced many roads to close by the weather is expected to last until thursday. rather rain in the capital last week those are the headlines the news continues. to stream. every. time for me ok in the stream today it was not quite saying that starting with a controversial. pension plan but do we suppose the end for president daniel ortega and the sandinistas we all live right now. social media has been alight with nicaraguans in the country and they are weighing in on what they see as the best way forward there is lots to discuss today and if you'

juan diaz. 38-year-old walter huang died after his model hit a safety barrier. the ntsb investigating the crash specifically whether the autopilot feature has anything to do with it. >>> moving on, a tax revenue from legal recreation cannabis sales total $60.9 million totaling this year. includes state cultivation, excise and sales taxes. it does not include local, city or county tax revenue. three months in, the state is 35% to the way of that figure. >>> governor jerry brown released the final budget proposal. the governor's $199 billion spending plan puts aside $9 billion in california's rainy day plan. homeless problem as well as schools, and mental health problems. the governor says lawmakers should not be giddy over california's projected surplus. >> all the people that want things won't be getting what they lake to have. >> the budget surplus is $3 billion more than the governor projected in january, thanks mostly to higher than expected tax revenues. >>> governor brown made another important announcement today. introducing the brown's first dog. >>> a ma

two months ago, walter huang was driving his model x when the car hit a safety barrier killing him. dan noyes looked into the circumstances surrounding that crash. hi coverage includes taking a ride along the same stretch of highway. you can see the exclusive story on our website on abc7news.com. >>> three puppies believes to be victims of abuse. coming up. >>> what a difference today will make. cooler accuweather forecast coming up. >>> go to abc7news.com to weigh in on tonight's live poll. bias training at starbucks will it or won't it make a difference. vote right ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have. >>> the june primary is exa

corp. 2018] >> tonight, on q&a, university of california english pressure -- english professor yunte huang on his book "inseparable" about the life of twins. >> these are two married couples who cannot be in the same bed. that is how when they set up two separate households about a mile from each other. they stick to this rigid schedule. they will say, live in cheng's house for three days and during these three days, he is the master. he can do whatever he wants. and the twin will give up his free will. three days later, they move to eng's house and he will be the master. >> did it work? >> apparently. they had 21 children. >> q&a tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> on tuesday, president trump announced the u.s. would pull out of the iran nuclear deal. >> i heard some of these phrases in the past couple of years and did not attach a lot of meaning to them until more recently. maybe you could find in your view the shadow government and swamp. how do you differentiate between them? is thatmy terminology the state feared others may call them the shadow government because they are affecting

juan diaz. 38-year-old walter huang died after his model hit a safety barrier.crash specifically whether the autopilot feature has anything to do with it. >>> moving on, a tax revenue from legal recreation cannabis sales total $60.9 million totaling this year. includes state cultivation, excise and sales taxes. it does not include local, city or county tax rev tax rev three months in, the state is 35% to the way of that figure. >>> governor jerry brown released the final budget proposal. the governor's $199 billion spending plan puts aside $9 billion in california's rainy day plan. homeless problem as well as schools, and mental health problems. the governor says lawmakers should not be giddy over california's projected surplus. >> all the people that want things won't be getting what they lake to have. >> the budget surplus is $3 billion more than the governor projected in january, thanks mostly to higher than expected tax revenues. >>> governor brown made another important announcement today. introducing the brown's first dog. >>> a marin woman's fat fat fat l

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chinese official to visit north korea and three years as arrived in the capital china's foreign minister huang he is there for a two day trip relations have been strained over a constant chinese exports to pyongyang as part of its sanctions against its nuclear program. six people have died after a sudden snowstorm left hikers stranded in the alps fourteen were stuck outdoors without shelter overnight in the month alone in switzerland five italians in a ball girl and woman didn't survive. a large post almost caught many egyptians off god poor visibility forced many roads to close on stable weather is expected to last until thursday sounds tome followed red heavy rain in the capital last week those are the headlines and these continues here on al-jazeera off to the stream stage and also watching my fellow. jews here us. swear every us.

>> it's like 2047 now they're saying >> i'll be back. >> you don't care. >> i don't jensen huang is defyingas more going for him than anyone when you hear him and read his speeches, you have to read them over and over and over again because they're so far over our heads. he's the einstein of our era >> he's seen down roads well bro other people i'm taking you further down that road and saying hopefully the best we can hope for is that we'll be treated like zoo animals. >>> costco comps, take out gas and currency, 7.3, 7.9 in the u.s. >> it was 3 last year. >> compare that to lb which is warning on the quarter any see the low side of 15 to 20 cents. >> victoria secret better have a good mother's day. >> the costco -- >> double digits >> e-commerce, 43. >> costco, they finally got -- as soon as they turned on the jets of e-commerce, they have figured it out the stock is down. people anticipated it. costco and home depot are pulling away home depot, this is a huge weekend for home depot this is christmas. >> for the planting season >> yes, frank blake, the previous ceo, he understood this is i

huang is easy the identify, but if you change your last name -- yeah. and some of the soldiers went through, again, impossible odds. after the war some of them were not able to get, you know, pensions they deserved. and one guy who, you know, his eyesight grew, kind of had a problem with his eye, and the v.a. there who examined him just to verify whether or not he was eligible for a pension, the doctor said your poor vision actually has to do with your race because you have chinky eyes, things like that. so there's a lot of twists and turns. and it's not a black and white story at all. so that's something i want to emphasize, yeah. >> steve, what was los angeles like in the '30s and '40s? i mean, in reading your book i get this picture of a, not a small town, but certainly a small city. these nazis are always meeting in neighborhood bars or cafeterias. their park where they had their rallies is, it's still up in the san gabriel valley, isn't it? >> yeah, it's now called yes, sir seven that park. it's 17 miles northeast of downtown l.a. it was then known

brian: yunte huang is our guest. he is the author of "inseparable: the original siamese twins and their rendezvous with american history." he teaches at the university of santa barbara. we thank you very much. yunte: thank you, brian. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] ♪ announcer: for free transcripts or to give us comments about this program, visit q&a.org. q&a is also available as podcasts at c-span.org. announcer: on the next q&a, the university of virginia history professor william hitchcock on his book, "the age of eisenhower." that is sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. tonight on the communicators, former advisor to fcc chair and former commissioner talk about the proposed t-mobile and sprint merger and its possible impact on the communications world. this is a great idea because it will accelerate 5g to appointment. the regulators have to make a those are t

jenson huang talked about that on the call. >> the largest opportunity for us is actually in the cloudn the data center. that's the first -- the first great opportunity. the reason for that is there's just an explosion of number of different types of networks that are available. there's image recognition. there's video sequencing there's video -- there's recommender systems. there's speech recognition, speech synthesis, natural language understanding there's just so many types of networks that are being created. >> people know that's alexa. that's google assistant. that's the adobe where you look into it and go like this and it completely gets your image and you can create cartoons that used to take months. it's the idea that a video game can think about you. so this is the great next frontier that does not work, as jensen said repeatedly, on the traditional semiconductor. >> okay, but back to this concern, if you want to call it that, that two-thirds of the beat came from cryptocurrency mining the idea that, you know, there's concern they oversold into this market and that could sink

. >>> sunday on "q&a," university of california santa barbara english professor yunte huang on his book "insappable," about conjoined twins. >> you can imagine, these are two married couples. they cannot be in the same bed, right? and also, their family -- so, that's how when they set up this two separate households, about a mile from each other, and they stick to this very rigid schedule, is that they will say stay, live in chang's house for three days with chang's wife. and during these three days, chang basically is the master of the house. he can do whatever he wants to. and eung will give up his free will, okay? that's called ultimate mastery. and three days later, they move to eung's house and then he will be the master of the house and chang will give up his own free will. >> did it work? >> apparently. they had 21 children. >> "q&a" sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >>> the hudson institute recently hosted a discussion on u.s. space and satellite policy. we'll hear from former federal communications commission chair robert mcdowell as well as an official from the commerce

professor yunte huang about his book "inseparable.": you can imagine that these are two married couples that cannot be in the same bed, right, and they set up two separate households about a mile from each other, and they stick to this very rigorous schedule. chanwould say, stay in g's house for three days with chang's wife, and during these three days, chang is basically the master of the house. he can do whatever he wants to. and his brother will give up his free will. that is called alternate matching. three days later, they moved to the brother's house, and he will be the master of the house, and chang will give up his free will. >> did it work? yunte: apparently. they had 21 children. >> sunday night on "q&a." >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us is jeremy dillon, energy and environment order with cq roll call. the house passed a measure, that wouldvote, advance development of a nuclear waste storage site at yucca mountain, an issue that has come before congress going back 30 or more years. what exactly is yucca mou