i look for jing and about. and then we talk you know and. then to go back and come back and. and then we get married here in the philippines i just love her you know just love . the smile and she's funny funny you know and then she was very good very good face to face good to you know but you know for me it was i was happy you know happy to be love again because i didn't love love for maybe two years or maybe three years. you know because my wife when he leave me i just want to kill her. but i shouldn't say that but that's my my faith in and out that was my faith in charlie has left. can you bring this this really. sweet. brink. thank you very much thank you. two years ago patrick had a stroke and then his young wife suffered the same fate jan is just thirty four and for the moment she can either speak newark or despite everything she can still be seen as one of the lucky ones. husband kept his promise to be true to her in good times and in bad in sickness and in health. one of the. legs is ok but to older one is not really is not good at the moment but. he will get better. t

as she got the knife there was a jing sound.were kind of holding our breath, but i knew. >> mary mitchell calls this discovery her tiny miracle. >>> do you really like chain tacos? if you do you can travel the country in a taco truck and read all you want. >> why so shady? >> i'm just asking. the popular chain mo's southwest grill is looking for a chief taco officer. you receive $1,000, all your travel arrangements are taken care of for two weeks and you get all the tacos you can eat. there are a few requirements including being available in june and you have to be at least 18. welcome to mo's, mike? >> can i get you a taco or two. here is a look at what's going on at 4:55 on this monday. 4:30 tomorrow morning. cloud cover up there. you can see any rain we get is mainly well up into the north bay. scattered showers, maybe a line of light showers develops in the south bay and east bay during the afternoon and evening hours. we get a break as we head towards tuesday. the next round of rain will come in wednesday. that's going to b

i look for jing and about. and then we talk you know and. then to go back and come back and. and then we get married here in the philippines i just love her you know just love . the smile and she's funny funny you know and then she was very good very good face to face was good to you know but you know for me it was i was happy you know happy to be love again because i didn't love love for maybe two years or maybe three years. you know because my wife when he leaves me i just want to kill her. but i shouldn't say that but that's my my faith in and out that was my faith in charlie has left. can you bring this this really. sweet. bring him up thank you very much thank you. two years ago patrick had a stroke and then his young wife suffered the same fate jan is just thirty four and for the moment she can either speak no walk or despite everything though she can still be seen as one of the lucky ones. husband kept his promise to be true to her in good times and in bad in sickness and in health. one of the. legs is ok but to older one is not really is not good at the moment but. he

thank you for jing us. i'm eric thomas. >> a dion lim. bafrt police say the stabbing may have bn worse if it wasn't for the good samaritan. >> katie utehs live with more on the dwefg story. >> reporter: the man being called a hero tonight by b.a.r.t.'s deputy police chief and that man did sustain a cut to his hand wrestling the knife away. but he is otherwise okay. the dispatch audio captured the terrifying moments following the attack. >> at 225, a knife and looks like a 4 to 5-inches male stabbing another male. >> a lot of blood. >> now a woman in her 50s in fair condition. they are siblings and didot know the attacker. b.a.r.t. police say the suspected stabber 32-year-old robert doll of bordered at civic center, seen acting erratically mumbling and making out bursts. >> aboardroom his behavior they exited at the station at 30urk antried to get away. he blocked the fare gate. the stakes cameras captured the attack. police aren't releasing the video butay it shows the attack of the victims with a large fixed bleed knife heating both in t

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thank you for jing us. i'm eric thomas. >> and dion lim.e stabbing may have been worse if it wasn't for the good samaritan. >> katie utehs live with more on the dwefg story. >> reporter: the man being called a hero tonight by b.a.r.t.'s deputy police chief and that man did sustain a cut to his hand wrestling the knife away. but he is otherwise okay. the dispatch audio captured the terrifying moments following the attack. >> at 225, a knife and looks like a 4 to 5-inches male stabbing another male. >> a lot of blood. >> now a woman in her 50s in fair condition. they are siblings and did not know the attacker. b.a.r.t. police say the suspected stabber 32-year-old robert doll of bordered at civic center, seen acting erratically mumbling and making out bursts. >> aboardroom his behavior they exited at the station at 30urk

. >> according to jing xin, marriage in family is still a public affair.the lengths that parents will go to find a good match for their child. what is this? >> you see the umbrellas here. >> a girl, born in 1987. height and working for the government company. every month income, 10,000. >> this is a marriage market. the idea is a shanghai phenomenon that's spread across china, where parents gather in the park to advertise not goods but their children. all these elderly -- middle-aged people, they are here trying to snare a match for their child? >> exactly. >> flyers are pinned to umbrellas detailing each child's best selling point. job, income, education. >> look at this one. born in 1984. not married. working for the foreign company. and she has her own apartment. >> that's major, to have her own apartment. >> exactly, a girl. must have an apartment and the same education. and must be only five years above her. >> that's pretty precise. so, she wants an educated shanghaiese, and ten centimeters higher than her. do the young people know their parents are

are ways in which it's inorndly dangerous iware about paying the bill for that thanks for jing me tonight. that's all in for this evening. >> new from "the washington post," steve bannon offers up a plan to cripple the russia investigation. the reporter who broke the story is here tonight. the "access hollywood" tape back in the headlines as we learn the search warrant on michael cohen included any communication about donald trump about that tape. will the president ever meet with robert mueller. we will ask the lawyer who defended bill clinton. steve kor nabbingy is at the big board. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. >> good evening once again from our headquarter here's in new york. day 447 of the trump administration and we have breaking news tonight about one-time white house chief strategist steve bannon who was pushed out of the white house last summer. "the washington post" reports tonight, he's back and he has a plan to derail the mueller investigation and protect the president. robert costa who joins us writes bannon is pitching a plan to west wing aides and congre

. ♪ >>> chinese president kpirks jing ping says china will lower tariffs on vehicle imports as part ofopen up chinese economy. they say those measures will only apply to trade partners and not countries that, quote, wage trade wars, end quote. it's unclear if that commentary reflects official chinese government plans or is just talk. >>> north korean leader kim jong-un breaking his silence on upcoming talks with president trump. north korean state media reporting on the possible direct talks with the u.s. and discuss the relations between both nations. kim's historic face-to-face with south korean president moon jae-in is set to happen just later this month. the north korean dictator's meeting with president trump could happen as early as next month. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg taking his apology tour to capitol hill today according to prepare remarks the head of the social media giant is set to acknowledge that his company did not do enough. allowing the data of some 87 million users to fall into outside hands, including the data mining group cambridge an lit ka. zuckerberg is sa

as she got the knife, there was a little jing sound and we were kind of holding our breath.e calls this a tiny miracle. >>> want to get over to sue hall now. a big issue on a bay area bridge. >> unfortunately still out there. you can see sky 7 live over the san mateo bridge, westbound, the right lane remains blocked. the backup is bad. it's to 880. on 880 approaching the bridge, to add insult to injury, two lanes blocked there with an accident. even getting to the san mateo bridge is a rough one out of the oakland area. dumbarton bridge is a much better drive and we do have better news for you. we did have this earlier sig alert on the altamont pass. that has been cleared with lanes now reopened near north livermore. look at the damage that's done. it's now an hour and 15 minutes from dublin up and over into tracy. if you can take a train, that's probably your best bet to avoid that major backup as well. mike? >> let's talk more about the rain. you can see the cloudiness getting thicker tomorrow morning. light showers in the north bay. the light showers move into the baby lu

thanks for jing us. >> thank you. >>> president trump can't seem to help himself this morning in a flurry of tweets taking on james comey hours before the former fbi director first television interview and change about the raid on the lawyers's office. preet bharara is here to bach that next. stay with us. your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 5 times more detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs.tests. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. that you don't think about is very much. counties it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't

dangerous iware about paying the bill for that thanks for jing me tonight. that's all for this evening the rachel mad ow show starts now. >> good evening, chris thanks. thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you with us. where do you want to start tonight? the prospect that we're about to shoot missiles after seer right after the president said he wanted us to have nothing to do with the war in syria any more we could start there. there is the fact that the president literally said today get ready, russia. that's a quote. get ready russia as he apparently was preparing plans to shoot missiles into syria where russia is the major organized military power on the ground. the president says, get ready russia, as in here they come. you guys ready got everything missouri moved out of the wait you good to go? this enough notice? get ready, russia. so we can start there tonight. we can start tonight with the x rated report about alleged sexual abuse and violence by missouri's republican governor. that report just released tonight by the missouri state legisl

but there are ways in which it's inorndly dangerous iware about paying the bill for that thanks for jingtonight. that's all in for this evening. >> new from "the washington post," steve bannon offers up a plan to cripple the russia investigation. the reporter who broke the story is here tonight. the "access hollywood" tape back in the headlines as we learn the search warrant on michael cohen included any communication about donald trump about that tape. will the president ever meet with robert mueller. we will ask the lawyer who defended bill clinton. steve kor nabbingy is at the big board. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. >> good evening once again from our headquarter

this gets back to trump's trade policy, trying to whack bei jing, he has been hitting japan and canadand aluminum tariffs. he wants to send the message that american games from a free trade world order. and this sort of vigilante is some against china is going to be counterproductive. ice because the trump administration has been trying to negotiate a free trade one ever, a bilateral since he pulled the plug on tpp. and japan has been reluctant to do so. abe has been under some pressure to make some concessions. he counterpart in china and have stood together to say they stand for free trade and have been critical of trump on that. rishaad: jeff, the idea of the u.s. rejoining tpp didn't come as a huge surprise, given mumurings before, but what was the motivation? was it the realization that the united states was losing its leadership position in the asian pacific by not being part of it, or does it go deeper? jeff: well, i do think it was a surprise. the erratic swerving of donald trump's foreign policy has left everybody a bit confused. i do not think here many people really believed

but there are ways in which it's inorndly dangerous iware about paying the bill for that thanks for jinghat's all for this evening the rachel mad ow show starts now. >> good evening, chris thanks. thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you with us. where do you want to start tonight? the prospect that we're about to shoot missiles after seer right after the president said he wanted us to have nothing to do with the war in syria any more we could start there. there is the fact that the president literally said today get ready, russia. that's a quote. get ready russia as he apparently was preparing plans to shoot missiles into syria where russia is the major organized military power on the ground. the president says, get ready russia, as in here they come. you guys ready got everything missouri moved out of the wait you good to go? this enough notice? get ready, russia. so we can s

this first meeting between come jing una kim jong-un and the south korean president, moon, is the first step in a road that will hopefully lead to a better future. we germans know only too well what if means after years of separation, after years of division, to have these first contacts but we will continue to be vigilant to see to it that denuclearization is stopped of north korea and that a nuclear-free zone is established on the korean peninsula. we think that this is essential. we will have to see also in our fight against the iranian attempts to become nuclear will go on. we are of the opinion that the jcpoa is a first step that has contributed to slowing down their activities in this particular respect, to also establish a better verification and monitoring process. but we also think from a german perspective, that this is not sufficient in order to see to it that iran's ambitions are curbed and they're contained. it is most important to see that iran, after all, is trying to exert a geopolitical influence in syria, in lebanon, and in iraq and we have to see to it that this attem

the reality if come jing unwere to detonate one, he knows his reg would cease to es exist.n allow him to keep the weapons to the point where they are deliverable to the united states and threaten us. we have to work toward that end. we have to make sure he does not get put into a position that he feels he has no choice what may be left of his regime by detonating one. create the conditions for denuclearize without creating conditions for a war to occur. stuart: as former commander of american warship, can you tell us we do have the firepower near the korean peninsula right now to knock out any missile that could be fired by the north koreans? can we do it? >> i think that it would be challenging at es about. i think you have to look across the full spectrum what is available for the united states and our allies, especially south korea and japan what they could bring to bear. could we shoot down every single missile? probably not. could we shoot down the vast majority of then, yes. the challenges were to occur. woe release everything possible to start the conflict so he coul

china, a spokesperson for the commerce ministry there saying that the speech that president sh xi jingather, that spokesperson saying what president xi was doing was simply outlining china's further strategy ahead to open up its economy and that spokesperson also said this. quote, i hope some people in the u.s. do not misjudge the situation if the united states takes any action to escalate the situation, china will not hesitate to fight back. now, after that speech on tuesday, president trump publicly appeared to be pleased, writing this on twitter, saying, quote, very thankful for president xi's kind words on automobile barriers ande enlightenment on technology transfers. we will make great progress together. many at the white house said they wanted to see concrete actions. >> do you feel that there will actually be at some point concrete actions or is all of this right now hope and talk and -- >> again, we certainly hope so. we think this is an encouraging step in the right direction. but at the same time, we're going to continue moving forward in the actions that the president's ann