she rented out a room to jang and everyone including alice's little sister lived under the same roof, but the relationship fell apart. incident reports show police responded to their home 31 times in the last 13 months. >> the restraining order says not to go close to them. >> okay. >> reporter: here police are talking to jang after the family reported her violating their restraining order. >> i don't want to see you go to jail. >> reporter: inside the home one report alleges jiang ran the water in the bathroom for hours. you see the mother here in a crawlspace trying to scoop out the water with a bucket and bowl. the water caused tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage the family says. alex says they served jiang a 30 day notice to leave but she threatened them. >> i remember her saying to my mother she can stay here forever. >> reporter: this past year has been traumatizing for his family, alex says. they asked police for help but were told it's a civil issue. so they filed for an eviction and had a trial set. then covid hit bringing their case and others to a halt. >> a lot of

international condemnation has not discouraged beijing it appears that the system put in place inching jang is being installed in tibet once again china says these are voluntary vocational training centers but if what's happened in any indication it's more about forcing chinese culture on unwilling to batten. deliberately given to the nearest fence trying to seize control of the land they live on tibetans have complained that their religious freedom and traditional way of life are being actively cotyledon now it appears the situation is getting was. evidence that beijing is closing hundreds of thousands of tibetans off their land. and into so-called vocational training centers that are set to resemble labor camps traditional farmers and herders that being turned into factory workers and other low paid labor and maids to relocate to other parts of china. those are the findings of a report by u.s. based research institute findings china's governor in tibet denies. there are no forced labor transfers as the party secretary and i explained just now people have a strong desire to travel for work

. >> reporter: jang who the family says rented out the master bedroom of the house not an illegal unit said in january she complained to the city about unpermitted work at the property. the family says they started building two units without a permit but are working to get one now, but that has nothing to do with wanting her out they say. they gave her three 30 day notice to leave before her complaint because they were uncomfortable with some of her guests the family says. >> actually we don't know who complained to the city, that's for sure. >> reporter: alex says what happened next caught the family completely off-guard. the family says you ran water in your bathroom for hours causing tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage. how do you explain that? >> my lawyer has been inside my unit multiple times. -- >> but we have a plumbing contractor who say they believe the water was run. >> it's the wrong opinion of a contractor. if you don't believe me you can go to court. >> the family says court delays caused by covid exacerbated the situation. while most bay area counties with morat

to explain why millions of people have been detained in these so-called reeducation camps or shin jang and more in china's part of the world australia taken a hit to prime minister scott morrison called for an investigation into the origins and the handling of the corona virus that sent china relations to a new low china immediately banned astray and beef imports it launched investigations into bali and why it even warned its citizens not to travel to australia at this point you have to say the word diplomacy is starting to look entirely misplaced. and all of this hasn't gone unnoticed earlier this month the secretary sent my pompei and met his counterparts from australia india and japan so-called quad meeting seen as a front against an increasingly assertive china we're going to go to australia for our 1st guest him harcourt the j w neville fellow in economics at the university of new south wales in sydney also was the chief economist of the strain trade commission for over a decade worked for the reserve bank as well so you're perfectly qualified to take us through all of this and i

as time goes on as i see them exploit this crisis to take hong kong, to screw the people in she can jangnce, to basically extend their strategic dominance whether that was intentional or not. i don't know if it was intentional to create the virus, but i sure wonder whether they unleashed that thing in order to do exactly what you're saying they're doing. that bill's going to come due if president trump gets elected. if joe biden gets elected, hey, he's going to do what he did for 47 years, lay down for china. and never mind all that stuff on hunter biden's laptop because he's in the bag. gerry: we've got to go, but thank you very much for that very robust approach that you've taken. [laughter] thanks very much for joining us. my next guest has been un. >>. ing the numbering d -- crunching the numbers, and he predicts a donald trump victory. he'll break it down for us right here. ♪ this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. i'm a peer educator,... a fitness buff,... and a champion for my own health. i talked with my doctor... and switched to... few

for those beliefs jang will go to jail but as of this week he will no longer enter prison as a convict but rather as a worker that stands to a court ruling that now allows alternative service for conscientious objectors at the moment natural tentative service is only available inside a prison. i think it's great there are many ways to serve society. if we work hard under this new system and i believe in the future there will be more variations of alternative service that will benefit everyone. this is what most young able bodied korean men are expected to do say goodbye to their families outside a military boot camp and serve their country for 18 months. controversially for the alternative goodbye is even longer jan and his fellow conscientious objectors will have to spend 3 years working inside this prison. the fact we have to be separated for 3 years and i need to raise our children without him really worries me. at least now part of the stigma has been lifted and conscientious objectors like these won't be tarred with the criminal conviction . that for today there's always more on t

by me time to his true jang fears the.oh no geo engineering long change weather and precipitation patterns damage the ozone layer and produce more assy drying some studies show some interest for dru geo engineering is washington climate change itself and even researching the methods used dangerous governments are watching this closely well companies are watching this closely the military is watching this closely. so there's a political experiment the topping that says you know what what if we could go this route and you're opening up a pathway and the further you go down that pathway and the more you make it seem real so it's an experiment as is as it is is research but it's also political theater you have that you will never stop people from thinking and from searching for ideas and solutions the idea of the engineer who's already in the world so you can't stuff that. you can't stop the idea of do insuring from existing but but what you can stop is that it being considered a good idea many people including me have talked

international criticism china continues to expand its indoctrination camps in the western region of jang now the trumpet ministration has sanctioned the makers of apparel cotton computers and hair products in the province which it accused of using slave labor that is on top of the sanctions on officials responsible for the policy of imprisoning up to 2000000 muslim minorities we're back to australia now for a 2nd guest in melbourne is james label he is an associate professor and head of department at the tribe university and an expert on ethnic policy and conflict in contemporary china great to have you with us james as i pointed out there not a lot of us will get any sort of insight into a region like tibet but i believe you and your colleagues have been able to with satellite imagery what what did it show up for you. yeah well as you can probably appreciate it's very difficult now to travel. in tibet particularly if you're. concerned about human rights issues and you want to dig into it myself and other researchers don't feel safe in going there anymore chinese authorities of consisten

international condemnation has not discouraged beijing it appears that the system put in place in shing jang is being installed in tibet once again china says these are voluntary vocational training centers but if what's happened in sion jan is any indication it's more about forcing chinese culture on unwilling to. go over to give. you a sense trying to seize control of the land they live on tibetans have complained that their religious freedom and traditional way of life are being actively curtailed now it appears the situation is getting worse this evidence that beijing is forcing hundreds of thousands of tibetans off their land and into so-called vocational training centers that are set to resemble labor camps traditional farmers and heard as are being turned into factory workers and other low paid labor and mates to relocate to other parts of china. those are the findings of a report by the us based research institute findings china's government in tibet denies. there are no forced labor transfers as the party secretary and i explained just now people have a strong desire to travel for w

to his true jang fuse. but so no geo engineering won't change weather and precipitation patterns damage the ozone now and produce more acid rain some studies show some interest for dru geo engineering is worse than climate change itself and even researching the matter is these dangerous governments are watching this closely well companies are watching this closely the military is watching this closely. so there's a political experiment of topping that says you know what what if we could go this route and you're opening up a pathway and the further you go down that pathway and the more you make it seem real so so an experiment is is isn't is is research but it's also political theater you have that you will never stop people from thinking and from searching for ideas and solutions so the idea of engineering is already in the world so you can't stuff that. you can't stop the idea of doing it in airing from existing but but what you can stop is it being considered a good idea many people including me have talk

. >> reporter: cody jang says the food bank is short 1,200 volunteers a week.n the pandemic the food bank had plenty of help when san francisco shifted city employees like librarians to serve as disaster relief workers. but as they would return to their jobs, that extra assistance ended. in addition? >> volunteer fatigue and looking for a long time. school has started again, so parents have to be home with their children. >> and on weekdays especially, far fewer companies and community organizations volunteering as a group. right now the food bank will serve 60,000 households a week in san francisco in marin counties through pantries and deliveries to home bound seniors and disabled folks. the food bank has resorted to paying drivers to keep up with deliveries, but that's an expensive band-aid. what it needs most are volunteers to drive and others to serve out pop-up pantries especially if you can speak cantonese or spanish. long-time volunteer paula champagne says the time she donates each week is rewarding. >> you'll have a sense of community and you know tha

as time goes on as i see them exploit this crisis to take hong kong, to screw the people in she can jangnce, to basically extend their strategic dominance whether that was intentional or not. i don't know if it was intentional to create the virus, but i sure wonder whether they unleashed that thing in order to do exactly what you're saying they're doing. that bill's going to come due if president trump gets elected. if joe biden gets elected, hey, he's going to do what he did for 47 years, lay down for china. and never mind all that stuff on hunter biden's laptop because he's in the bag. gerry: we've got to go, but thank you very much for that very robust approach that you've taken. [laughter] thanks very much for joining us. my next guest has been un. >>. ing the numbering d -- crunching the numbers, and he predicts a donald trump victory. donald trump victory. he'l limu emu ♪ and doug. and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and li

let's go now to cnn's steven jang who jins me now from beijin -- joins me now. the size and scope of the testing they are able to marshal to get it under control, it's pretty amazing. >> that's right, you know, from the perspective chinese authorities, this is a tried and true method that has contained several outbreaks in china in recent months. in this instance, they launched the same process, mask testing, locking down towns once they identified the 138 asymptomatic cases. now they are still testing as we speak because that's nearly 5 million residents we are talking about. they are more than halfway done with the whole process to be completed by tuesday. the central government here in beijing is also sending a team of experts to help local officials to cutting even more epidemiological investigations because there are several baffling aspects about the latest cluster of cases. the first case, a teenage village girl and her family, they have never left town since january and have no known contact with previous cases. officials are trying to figure out what ha

. >> jimmy: you know, with the jangely guitar and you are like, oh i don't know did they like it as soont he really connected to it, which was crazy for us >> jimmy: han zimmer >> yeah, i know. >> the greatest. >> jimmy: how was that whole thing? >> it was crazy! it was -- he is a doll he is such a joy and his main thing was that he wanted us to just see the movie before we -- like just so that we knew. we flew to london and we watched the movie, which was, you know, like a rough cut, i guess, a year ago-ish, under a a year and then we worked with him for a week-ish >> had an orchestra and it was amazing. >> it was really amazing >> he is so cool >> yeah. >> jimmy: and how fun is that? how does it work with orchestra? like can you change things or they know what's already written and they say, we are doing this >> that's a good question and i would have thought that you could not change stuff once it's written but all day, hanz, stephen lipson, who produced it with us, and we would lean in and we'd go like, can we have them try something spookier here, and they would go to the orchestra

in istanbul to collect some papers which would enable him to marry his turkish fiance the teacher jang gates but he never left the building. the saudi government initially denied any involvement or responsibility but the turkish authorities cleverly drip fed leaks of the evidence they've collected inside the consulate of course where reliant upon what they are leaking or claiming elements within the turkish security establishment and official and no doubt they have their own reasons for that that may depend on geo political reasons in terms of undoubtedly it would appear to people such as myself anyway some kind of ongoing behind the scenes negotiation with the saudis and the americans as well and secondly of course in terms of perhaps not wanting to damage the integrity of some future prosecution. the turkish foreign ministry summoned the saudi ambassador demanding clarification on the subject this triggered the 1st official saudi statement issued by the saudi consul general in istanbul on wednesday the 3rd of october it said that the consulate was monitoring media reports of the disa

tony jang tang sorry tony chang there for us live in bangkok thanks very much for that update tony. there are demonstrations up to and pakistan opposition parties there are holding protests against the prime minister the mass demonstration and bloc just one province is now the 3rd in a week they've been launched by the pakistan democratic movement it was formed last month by 9 major opposition parties seeking to remove imran khan's government the opposition accuses the military of backing khan in a rigged election 2 years ago now for the latest let's go to command high that he is in islamabad for us to come out can you talk us through these renewed protests that we're seeing just how serious a threat are they to iran khan's government. well imran calling his government obviously really be watching this very closely but this is a plan from the opposition party line that it's going to take several months to on forward they of course have been accusing the government of. having the capability to run their state of affairs obviously allegations of corruption by the church not be forgott

jang the p.p. to 20000000 euros led paid to the jihadists to the hostess to guess that my new government 8 or. the french 3 fourths of the pitch were not and they to italia. because they went free because they were full of them. all together to italian help seduce they got money to eat a great also so there's not a lot of money to give who are terrorists. so it's let me just ask you on the take on this and i don't let me just interrupt you because of course this is a claim that is being made. is there any evidence at the moment that that is actually true that france has paid money to the armed groups to secure the freedom of the hostages. you know then we grandly be evidence. only for. the suggesting or having their own sort of like the clique it was a city where i write books and if there was a way to know about that it's difficult because if he didn't because our secret talks people as they the french don't want to accept you. by why they don't want to they don't want to acknowledge that because

next year in china the government is conducting more mass testing after a new outbreak in the shin jang region nearly 5000000 people are being screened there after the discovery of 137 new infections in the united states the trumpet ministration has been. cuse of giving up the fight against covert 19 after white house chief of staff mark meadows conceded that the u.s. is not going to control the pandemic but we have named bob is standing by in london but 1st let's go to our white house correspondent kelly how could in washington and can't be said mark meadows cannot control the virus but making efforts to contain it isn't a surprising acknowledgement really what's been the reaction. yeah the reaction from the u.s. president just last 14 minutes or so 2 different tweets pushing back on the notion that this is ministration is waving the white flag if you will with respect to the growing number of covert 1000 infections in the united states we've got more than 8600000 infections 225000 dead the u.s. president saying that the reason that these numbers are up is because there's more testing

next year in china the government is conducting more mass testing after a new outbreak in the shin jang region nearly $5000000.00 people are being screened after the discovery of 137 new infections but there's better news in the a strain in hotspot of victoria that have been no cases no new case that you say in the state for the 1st time in 4 months 5000000 people in the city of melbourne have been under lockdown for more than 100 days or i will get more on the vaccine trials in the u.k. for need parker in london but 1st let's go to natasha butler who is live for us in paris natasha so the situation in france growing more serious by the day. it was clear that the health situation in the country is deteriorating france recording $52000.00 new cases of current virus infections in 24 hours that is the highest so far this year and what the head or france's scientific council of body that advises the government on health matters he says that in fact it could be as many as a 100000 new infections each day in reality because he says you have to count the people who are asymptomatic and people

>> look for the things that are just really jang ling your nerves.esses you can get rid of. or someone tries to do an important zoom call while you're trying to fix a snack in the kitchen. >> if you find yourself getting impatient, how can you ease those feelings? >> one thing is to do a thoughtful gesture. warm gestures make warm feelings. maybe bring the person a couple of coffee or do their chore for them. remember to be thankful for everything they're doing. remind yourself of what they're doing that's helping you. sometimes we just have to take a deep breath, bite our tongue and remember we don't have to share every impatient feeling. >> sleep must be connected. is it to being patient or impatient? >> absolutely. if we don't have sleep, we don't have energy. we don't have focus. we lose our sense of humor, our sense of perspective. getting a good night's sleep. i'm sure you all know more than anyone getting that good night's sleep and waking up well-rested really helps to stay patient. >> i'm personally impressed, we've got tips on patience in t

next we have edwin jang. >> and we have a junior and another senior at washington.we also have three members to serve as alternatives and have a senior from lowell. >> any other appointments from board members? regarding t regarding t regarding t regarding the consent calendar? >> i want to pull item 9 for discussion. any other? outside of that item, roll call. [roll call] . >> thank you. that's seven ayes. >> vice president lopez. >> i'm looking at item 9 approval of fiscal year 2021 personal contracts over $95,000. looking at the three posted here, i'm wondering about the northern california basketball officials there's no wording under the agreement under item 1 where it says services how they're providing services like the others do provide. they'll be hosting basketball games. i'm wondering how that's happening and why we're approving this? >> this. the contract is being submitted and should we be providing basketball services we'll have a contract in place but if there's a desire to hold off until we understand what type of athletics we'll be providing as we m