he held the position at a competition in be jing. daily strength training helped him.was set by american george hood who finished his for all more than seven hours. >> give me seven seconds. >> i can't even star. the united kingdom marked queen elizabeth's birthday a little bit late. but nonetheless it was a party to remember. that was international dancing troops. horse shows and of course the birthday cake. she was joined in the royal box by her husband and son and grands sons william and harry. the queen's actually berth day was april 21st. she passed the reign of her great grandmother queen victoria. very stylish. >> lauren got the forecast. >> chilly tomorrow morning, 42 near record low in philly. windchills will be down into the 30's. winter coat, but by the afternoon, no problem, 65, mostly sunny and breezy. few showers off and on especially tuesday afternoon. night will be most likely chance for rain, we start to clear out, thursday, friday, saturday, awesome. >> looking forward to that. got to get from monday through thursday. thank you for joining us as alway

he held the position at a competition in be jing. daily strength training helped him. previous was set by american george hood who finished his for all more than seven hours. >> give me seven seconds. >> i can't even star. the united kingdom marked queen elizabeth's birthday a little bit late. but nonetheless it was a party to remember. that was international dancing troops. horse shows and of course the birthday cake. she was joined in the royal box by her husband and son and grands sons william and harry. the queen's actually berth day was april 21st. she passed the reign of her great grandmother queen victoria. very stylish. >> lauren got the forecast. >> chilly tomorrow morning, 42 near record low in philly. windchills will be down into the 30's. winter coat, but by the afternoon, no problem, 65, mostly sunny and breezy. few showers off and on especially tuesday afternoon. night will be most likely chance for rain, we start to clear out, thursday, friday, saturday, awesome. >> looking forward to that. got to get from monday through thursday. thank you for joining u

john: wang jing lost 80% of his fortune in the chinese stock arket last year. 172 canal has multiple delays and may never be built here. eleanor: what about the panama canal? now, that is one of the world's wonders and you'll remember, i believe ronald reagan built his presidential campaign on it. we paid for it. we built it. it's ours. and jimmy carter, of course, had turned the panama canal, turned it back to the people there and a lot of democrats lost their seat to the senate over that. but it was the right thing to do. pat: i was in that debate with reagan when he debated buckley and george was buckley's second. we where they used to say, we stole it fair and square. [laughter] eleanor: ok. clarence: that was the line. tom: they can't compete at that low wage economy. they get undercut in terms of those cheap products that they sell to the world by sexram philippines. but what they're doing is the south china sea. here's a big problem pause all those global trade route's going through there. if they own that -- pat: that makes sense to them like the americans drove the british n

had us name is jing song ten. he lives in a chinatown sro he has two kids, he loves to bring his kids to the playground and enjoying the clubhouse. he also has actually attended the playground renovation community design meeting. chinatown has a very dense population. because the limited budget for the renovation budget, therefore a lot of features cannot be included. but with the $4 million then perhaps a renovation and a design will be much more ideal. thank you, that's all. >> >> pars3 thank you . >> is there anyone else who would like to make comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deser

had us name is jing song ten. he lives in a chinatown sro he has two kids, he loves to bring his kids to the playground and enjoying the clubhouse. he also has actually attended the playground renovation community design meeting. chinatown has a very dense population. because the limited budget for the renovation budget, therefore a lot of features cannot be included. but with the $4 million then perhaps a renovation and a design will be much more ideal. thank you, that's all. >> >> pars3 thank you . >> is there anyone else who would like to make comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deser

had us name is jing song ten. he lives in a chinatown sro he has two kids, he loves to bring his kids to the playground and enjoying the clubhouse. he also has actually attended the playground renovation community design meeting. chinatown has a very dense population. because the limited budget for the renovation budget, therefore a lot of features cannot be included. but with the $4 million then perhaps a renovation and a design will be much more ideal. thank you, that's all. >> >> pars3 thank you . >> is there anyone else who would like to make comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deser

that is part of the reason why jing paying -- xi jinping is a jury and that puts the party first andhe people second. david: you focus on the street that you live on. there is an unofficial mayor of that street. homeless ony who is a street where he lived for a long time. you follow him. you profile him. you got of town. that's when the government comes in to evict him. what does that say about how the government sees the growth of shanghai, to build more, to expand? time, think for a long shanghai was hell-bent on growing at any cost. and that meant uprooting anyone who was in the neighborhood that shanghai wanted to develop and to build bigger high-rises on. this was during the area where reigned.n rained -- it is still a big problem. i think it is starting to change. xi jinping has an anticorruption plan. there was a big stimulus package after the financial crisis in 2008. there was a lot of money in the system and a lot of local officials were basically try to steal that money. local governments would fund themselves by taking land from people. a lot of times, they didn't have an

. >> those interviews continued in pedestrians jing where he won 8 gold medals. >> we're delighted toichael phelps with us. >> to the 2012 london games. london was supposed to be his olympic swan song as he told me back then. >> i'm done. i'm finished. i'll retired. i'm done. no more. >> we're now learning at the time he could barely stand swimming and his relationship with his coach bob bowman, someone he trained with since he was 11 was often toxic. >> prior to london was there ever a time you thought he wasn't going to go. >> yes. >> you thought he would quit? >> yes, i hoped he would. >> why. >> just because i didn't want to go through this and i thought it was going to end really badly. >> their relationship had become a lot like a dysfunctional married couple. the coach no longer wanted to deal with phelps defiant behavior like missing practices, a lot of them, just before london. a fact they kept hidden from the public. >> let's go back to the days before london. i was rather surprised to pick up a copy of sports illustrated magazine and there you are on the cover and it told a

. >>> jing us tonight my colleague stuart varney, host of van n nn varney and company. >> great to be here. >> let's start with this guy with bezos. not an appropriate way. who talks like that first of all? they sound like the british circa 1776. >> stop it. >> i mean, really, come on. >> you jump right in on my former national -- wait. wait. wait. didn't you know that i have become an american citizen? >> i did know that. >> you're still a go at the brits? >> i don't think you're carrying their water or flag anymore, are you? >> not anymore. >> here we go, let's be american. >> i swore off foreign potent tapes. as we all have. >> well, most of us have. >> look, jeff bezos runs the "washington post" and he's gone full tilt right at donald trump. i mean, the paper is just wall to wall anti-trump in most extreme language. >> that is literally true. late real i counted on the homepage on the web six separate pieces including one from bezos into yes, using extreme language, calling him a liar, et cetera, et cetera. so you can expect a guy like trump to counter punch. and i think his count

a member of this government as were you at the highest level, how do you assess the mindset of xi jing-- xi jinping. >> yeah, that's a big question, right. and a lot of people are working on that every day. i think a koip el of this things. i think the ski observation that i would have is that number one he has amassed a tremendous amount of power at the center in beijing, right in his office, across a number of issues. number one. number two, he faces tremendous pressure, charlie. they are trying to undertake one of the great economic, social transformations ever attempted in history, to move from this export investment-lead economy to a more domestic-driven-- domestic consumption driven economy. they're trying to do it at the same time while they're trying to reform the communist party in terms of anticorruption of the and he's trying to deal with nationalist trends which he in some ways has put in motion. what do i think the most important thing that he thinks about every day, how to maintain control. how to maintain the monopoly control that the communist party has in china because

jing us to talk about the economic impact is pathomechanic rory, thanks for joining us. >> thank you.et me just correct something that you mcrory, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. and let me just correct something that you. >> there was one company that decided not to come and that was paypal. so i just need to correct that. we're having the fastest economic growth of any state in the united states of america in the past three years. so north carolina is going extremely well. >> opposing i think would have been better language. we were just showing here of many, many companies who are against this, not just companies -- >> well they are against a certain bill. they are against a bill. but they are not boycotting a state and that is a huge mistake that you need to correct. >> and duly directed. they are opposing this bill. >> that is correct. >> so, that still brings us to a position in which north carolina is now getting pressure from employer, businesses, as seeing the potential for jobs lost, not brought to the state because of this. it could continue, you know, how these things

he and the president of didi, jing lu, shared a didi taxi. they went to the store together.es of his experience to his wabo followers of which he has 800,000. once he got to the store the two took part in a round table discussion with app developers including the founder of another important chinese company, the chinese version of groupon, it's . he was stressing mainly the importance of china's app developers for apple's ecosystem who is also talking a lot about the importance of the government's role in developing the internet. now, tim cook's visit here was widely expected because of the challenges that apple faces here now including the slowing economy, more competition and the smartphone industry and then of course the recent clampdown we've seen by chinese government, regulators on apple's services such as itunes as well as ibooks. the expectation has been that tim cook's visit was really meant to try to iron out some of these issues. the chinese media are still reporting he is likely going to be meeting with high-level government officials as well as internet companie

had us name is jing song ten.e lives in a chinatown sro he has two kids, he loves to bring his kids to the playground and enjoying the clubhouse. he also has actually attended the playground renovation community design meeting. chinatown has a very dense population. because the limited budget for the renovation budget, therefore a lot of features cannot be included. but with the $4 million then perhaps a renovation and a design will be much more ideal. thank you, that's all. >> >> pars3 thank you . >> is there anyone else who would like to make comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner wu. >> i want to thank rec park and staff and all the public that came out. this is a great opportunity to improve this public asset. 40 percent of housing in chinatown is sro's, there are families living in sro's, i think it makes open space even more important, it's not just recreation but acts as living rooms for these families. willie wu wu is a very well used, well loved playground and deserve