but as the days went on, huang grew disappointed.sers, the ones who were benefiting most from the service, began brbreaking, abandoning, and even stealing bicycles. >> over social media huang called on people to find illegally used bicycles and report them to companies. eventually this activity spread to all of chihina creating a volunteer group called cycle hunter. but many companies ignored their reports andontinued increasing number o of bicleses tstay competitive. august2017,hehanghai ty goverent banned new instaltions o shad bicycle an began forciy removi bis parke outsideesignate spaces. >> bike sharing businesses spread through china like wildfire. but in 2018, cities began removing many of the bicycles. the government has warned companies to pick up the abandoned bicycles, but more than half the companies have already gone bankrupt. now there are 10 million bicycles stored throughout china with noo one designanated to pi them u up. meanwhile, online service that is connect customers and stores have led to severe working condi

huang. >> thank you commissioner wortzel commissioners. thank you for having me at this important hearing. thank you for inviting me to this important hearing. i am going to talk about the u.s. government's access to the chinese health care market. in my written testimony i have talked about the chinese health care market, the market -- my oral presentation today i look at the challenges faced by u.s. health firms in the chinese market as well as concluding with policy recommendations. basic lee despite improved conditions for market access by u.s. health firms buy some new challenges in the chinese market the government policies clearly target the chinese health industry against foreign firms. it seeks to increase the share of domestic components and materials of medical devices to 40% by 2020 and 70% by 2025. chinese pharmaceutical firms call the improvement competitiveness. as of january 20 teen china has the third-largest number of pharmaceutical firms. it was reported from some multinational pharmaceutical firms including the u.s. --

protesters they are valid to press on with their fight for democratic reforms earlier we spoke with joshua huang the head of one activist group and he outlined his plans for the weeks ahead. just will continue eason clash captain sun micro it was sent on this course tomorrow consul and lawyer they will have to sign a rally on friday we will gather at hong kong international and we will continue our protests and now is the summer of discontent will continue on through the 1st of october chinese national day. that was the activist joshua long speaking earlier today from hong kong here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the un's refugee agency says a new italian law penalizing migrant rescue ships could stop lives from being saved on monday it only raised the fine on unauthorized ships entering its waters to 1000000 euros ship captains bringing rescued migrants to italy also face arrest the u.n. said the activities of rescue ships should not be criminal ones a german citizen with turkish roots has reportedly been arrested in the city of antalya german media s

. >> we cmy name is eric huang. i'm a resident of san francisco. can i start? >> please, please, please. >> we come here today to debate in the naming of chinatown subway station after rose pak. she was instrumental in securing the funding for the station for chinatown and bringing resources to our community. if this is the sole reason, i ask you to consider the large number of closed stores in chinatown and the residents who vocally expressed their displeasure for rose pak during the significant collecting drives. please vote with a vision for future generations who will thank you with a no vote. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is cecelia chen. goal through, improve the quality of life environment in san francisco. so many chinatown -- to many chinatown residents in san francisco, rose pak's name representing bully. putting her name on a station would constantly remind them they are suffering at her hands and not improve their quality of life. it could delay first responders due to naming confusion. also most tourists won't know what

cindy huang. forr. huang, thank you being here. for the time being, you are a senior policy fellow at the center for global development, and i really cannot wait to hear you talk about what you are going to be doing at refugees international because i think it is interesting and relevant. he were director of policy at the state department, cso, bureau of conflict and stabilization operations, senior advisor to the counselor and chief of staff of the state department and you have done some really incredible things throughout your career. thank you again for being here. you have tackled these issues both in the migration for displacement and irregular migration stuff, and from research angles, policy, and from within and outside of government. can you just talk a little bit about your reactions to what brian settled this issue in general? cindy: thank you. it's a real honor to be here . it has been really fun to have this collaboration. sometimes different agencies can play nicely together. erol: absolutely. cindy: it has been great

among them, desiree huang, here with her husband, mother and sister. demonstrators. >> yes. because we are determined to let the government hear us. the weather cannot change our mind, cannot change our demands. >> reporter: do you think that the government will listen to you this time? >> i hope so, but to be honest, i do not have a lot of hope. >> reporter: hong kong has been locked in a cycle of unrest for more than two months after two separate million man protests last june, the appointed government suspended but refused to completely withdraw a proposed law to allow the extradition to bring this former british colony to mainland china. since then, the violence has only escalated. the authorities denounced protesters, calling them rioting xrinl criminals while the opposition accuses the police of excess use of force. on saturday, supporters of the government staged their own smaller demonstration, supporting the police. >> we supported police and state of hong kong. my baby. >> reporter: but the government in mainland china has a more ominous mess

. >> she put over 1500 people in jail for mayor huang in a violations, and laughed about it when sheas asked if she ever smoked marijuana. she blocked evidence that would have freed an innocent man from death row until the courts forced her to do so. she kept people in prison beyond their sentence to use them as cheap labor for the state of california. and she fought to keep bail system in place, that impacts poor people in the worst kind of way. >> i did the work of significantly reforming the criminal justice system, it became a national model for the work that needs to be done. >> christopher catalago covered harris during her time as a prosecutor in california. thank you so much for being with me. you heard the senator double down. i am proud of my history, i'm she's not shying away from that. did she make some decisions that disenfranchised the poor or people of color is it. >> she has a long record in law enforceme enforcement, there are going to be areas of that record that folks can scrutinize, you saw congresswoman gabbard do it last night. going back to her time as district

not supposed to happen and in jensen huang, another thing we talked about -- >> interesting to note the innovation coming out of china, that's another part of why companies here may feel a need to be there to some extent. >> exactly rightin nvidia has this deal, they say on the conference call, jensen huang says that deal will go through. >> just waiting. >> just waiting. >> wait and wait and wait. that's the question. >> there is big news, a guy in brazil i follow for oil. the next pipeline is now open for the permian. it is a cheap -- it turns out the pricing is inexpensive not a lot of tariffs the world will be flooded with oil in the next six months from the permian. >> you've been talking for a long time about the lack of pipelines, but the fact they were being built, where does this oil then get taken, this new pipeline where does it come from and go to >> it can go everywhere. not -- can it go to china? i guess so. >> what is it allowing for that hadn't been previously what leads you to say the world is going to be -- >> maybe you talk about 2 million barrels coming on soon and r

. >> lisa sue, self-effacing she is related to jensen huang. >> what?yes didn't know that, did you? >> you told me previously, so i did know it. i remembered it. >> okay. so i told you beforehand. >> yeah. >> target is exciting. we'll go up to 1500 block and -- >> maybe the best day ever, if it is above 17.8%. but it will be an all time high going back to the ipo in 1967. >> is that fantastic we're back to the days when target was the place that you wanted to go when they got rid of dayton hudson. >> dayton hudson. >> they separated those two. >> one on each side. >> let's go. >> let's leave right now let's leave right now to that one. can i just go? >> no, you can't. >> i want to take you shopping right now. it is a field trip give me a camera you have a camera? >> i got to come back and do closing bell >> you're doing closing bell >> yeah. >> oh, david, get a raise. that's ridiculous. >> i can't take him shopping today. i'll get to shopping tomorrow. >> you're going to move to the mad dash after a break we'll get the opening bell we're talking a lot a

. >> do you know jensen huang told me they favor nvidia buying mellanox but they haven't approved it.u know how long that has been sitting -- great for china. really unbelievable for nvidia, shareholders that's an example of, wow, i don't know watch marvel rick hill, interim ceo -- >> of semantic. >> semantic. >> did this great deal this deal was great. he's a chairman of marvel. he's positioned marvel as being a number one 5g company. pure 5g. and 5g is the battleground here. that's what -- everyone should understand huawei is not about just another chinese company it is about the dominance of 5g and against them you got ericsson, second rate, nokia, third rate, they want cisco to challenge. they want -- cisco is not set up to challenge huawei. >> no. and it can get complicated for people we talk about 5g, we have only just begun to talk about it. it is not really here in terms of actually people -- use the 5g phone and get the incredible speeds that are going to occur and then we're still years away from the internet of things which probably on the factory floor, for example, will h

alan: hay mucho que platicar el dÍa de hoy, huang osorio revela en un facebook live que tuvo que recurririciera este papel. francisca: un hombre con experiencia increÍble, juan osorio quizÁs es uno de los productores mÁs importantes que ha tenido en la televisiÓn latina, esos tipos de personajes y gÉnero. a mi parece que el hecho de haberlo aceptado me parece bonito, pero me sobren de que no lo hubiera aceptado antes. carla: con la familia y con los hijos de uno es distinto. >> es un buen tema, yo lo he pensado, tengo gemelos, tengo varÓn y niÑa, si me dice que soy gay ¿quÉ hago? amarlo. el tema creo que es excelente, uno se lo plantea. alan: nunca habÍa dicho esto juan osorio, nunca lo habÍa dicho, nunca lo habÍa mencionado acerca de su hijo, tiene un punto, lo que somos papÁs, he pensado tambiÉn en migo, si me dice quÉ es lo que harÍa. satcha: el principal asunto acÁ es que la persona que todavÍa no lo acepta pÚblicamente, pasa un conflicto interno tan grande, la verdad que aceptarlo el padre o la madre, principales apoyos y muletas es trascendental para que una persona definitivamente

joining us now is chieh huang. welcome back to the show.ill agree with the study and say violent video games are not a backdrop to the shootings. go. >> absolutely. there isn't really a lot of compelling evidence to suggest that vial ents video games actually beget violent crime. what i will see is back in 2015, the american psychological association made this connection between violent video games and increased aggression, decreased empathy, but it's really important to keep in mind the aggression they study is not what we are talking about here. aggression could be anything from hurling an insult to somebody or offering them, giving them a little bit of a shove. there isn't really a lot of research on violent crime that is connected with video games. to really hammer home this idea, i want to make two points. the first is fwhak back in the video games went up but the incidents of youth homicide went down from 16 to 9 per 100,000. this started around 1993. keep in mind that 1993 was the first year that mortal combat 2 came out, so that doe

ahead to me all right our correspondent charles some pills for us there in hong kong as we said joshua huangas taken into custody earlier now been released on bail and has been speaking in front of the courthouse charlot thank you very much. now anti brags that campaigners are vowing to exhaust all their legal options to avoid a no deal retreat from the e.u. but a ruling today in scotland which is part of the u.k. has dealt them a blow a judge in edinburgh has rejected a bid to stop the british parliament in london from being suspended in the final weeks before breaks it is due to happen on october 31st opponents say prime minister boris johnson's move to shut down the parliament is an undemocratic attempt to stifle debate queen elizabeth has already given her approval to johnson's plan. now to some other stories making news around the world there have been huge rallies and pakistan to protest india's decision to strip the disputed region of kashmir of its special autonomy status prime minister in iran khan condemned the move and called for an international response pakistan has downgraded d