tae kwon do has enjoyed a boost in popularity.ld training base at county durham is thriving, as market explains. slaving's old at the old stomping ground at the leisure centre... she has been doing it since she was two years old. i started the classes to target kids earlier, get them into tae kwon do earlier, pick them up into tae kwon do earlier, pick them up as early as we can, and obviously they have more chance. what is the best pa rt they have more chance. what is the best part about tae kwon do? fighting, winning, getting medals and trophies. since she started fighting raged for, poppy has been doing well, and her mum recognises the role played by lottery funding. yes, i think it has made a massive difference. 0bviously yes, i think it has made a massive difference. obviously there are now more opportunities for people all over the country, easier access, tea m over the country, easier access, team gb, training, living down in manchester, yes, it has definitely improved since the time i was competing. this member was only in

trabajar bien, a poder soportar mi familia, muchas gracias a todos los que me ayudaron" sot andres kwonal e injusta por la simple razon de un cargo del gobierno de que el es indocumentado, pero en el daca, todos los recipientes de daca son indocumentados" el abogado andres kwon, explica que jesus estuvo varias semanas en un centro de detencion, antes de lograr su libertad bajo fianza pero anade que el juez de inmigracion. considero creible su version que no habia participado en actividades ilicitas .y nunca se presentaron cargos criminales en su contra sot andres kwon "el gobierno trato de decir que estaba involucrado en trafico de gente pero el juez de inmigracion no le creyo, el juez de inmigracion le creyo a jesus" para jesus la felicidad no puede ser mayor, y nuevamente su vida cambio de un dia para otro, ya que ayer, poco antes de que el juez emitiera la decison de regresarle sus beneficios de daca.tambien nacio su primer hijo sot jesus arreola robles, recupero sus benificios de daca "dios trabaja de muchas maneras y esto para mi es una bendicion." ---un nuevo anlisis del centro de

but other successful sports such as british cycling, tae kwon do, para swimming, all have had athletestics this started a few days ago with regards to coaches coming forward , ago with regards to coaches coming forward, a group of them alleging that from the top there has been appalling leadership, and a culture of fear generated by athletes and from an acid prospective daniel keatings says that the fear is very much real. thank you very much for the moment. more sport here on the news channel throughout the evening. the number of dead in sunday's powerful earthquake in iran has risen to more than 460. more than 8,000 people have been injured. officials have called off the rescue operation, saying it's unlikely that more survivors will be found. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has visited the affected area. for more on this i'm joined in the studio byjiyar gol from the bbc‘s persian service. the rescue operation has been called off earlier than in similar tragedies many people would feel. is that partly because of the difficult terrain? i think many villages in the region have

t >> she is reciting the tae kwon do creed. sophie. she is a quick study. this video has been viewed just 12 million times. it >> tell me that sophie is going to walk in now. the urge to squeeze her. >> my heart is bursting. >> so sweet. >> adorable. >>> much more ahead on a busy wednesday morning. "steals & deals" for small businesses during the holiday shopping season. >>> let's see what megyn is working on for "megyn kelly today." >> music mogul russell simmons o now stands accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old woman, while director brett ratner looked on.to the accuser is here live in her first on-camera interview. see you top of the hour. >> thank you. >>> it's chefapalooza. we're celebrating with 30 chefs. they have 30 tips on everything, from turkey to toast. >> where is alice? >> after these messages. r than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's

president donald trump is being hosted by president tran di kwon the taking questions now from the press but the vietnamese president of the talking about the peace and stability that the country has reached over the past few years and we'll just listening to what some of the press want to ask them in relation to the comments they've just made us. over the past years vietnam u.s. relations have made very strong progress you know all areas politics diplomacy economy trait science and technology health hey man it's area areas and people to people exchange and in particular high level contacts meetings and exchange of delegations. on the basis of the comprehensive partnership have to use of sand to have many full results and among them the visit to the united states by punish the wilson folk in maine this year and the state visit to vietnam. price and on trump. and the very first year of his term of office are the highlights. of meetings between leaders vietnam and the president during his visit. very useful. and the meetings give us the opportunity to understand each other better and to wo

president kwon and congratulations. and thank you, commissioners. so lt hosman, representing 350 bay area. just wanted to make a few comments. first of all, really appreciate this data from staff. i think, as you can see, this was originally a bay area thing and is now spreading south and in the next phase spreading a inland. as c.c.a.s spread south, that is going to increase the political power behind community choice as a model, in terms of statewide regulatory proceedings where there is a lot of back and forth, i would say, between c.c.a. and the monopoly investor and utilities for regulatory power, i guess, who has primacy as the california rate payer. as this spreads south, given the makeup of our state, this will increase the political power of c.c.a. and the normalcy of c.c. a. as it spreads inland, that will go to the next level. so as your staff sometimes makes you aware, there are repeated efforts yearly for the last fours years running in both the legislature and cpuc to either hamstring or kill the opportunity of these communities to act

joining us now from hong kong, goohoon kwon, goldman sachs cohead of research.conomic policy editor kathleen hays. we had 18 of 24 analysts surveyed thing hikes were pretty much based in today. then we got industrial production string -- -- you, does that change the picture? goohoon: i don't think so. we have anticipated a weaker number. we expected a 1.5% decline month-to-month given the discourse and coming from -- nothing surprising. it had no effect on their policy rate decision and we expect to cut. betty: i would like to ask you about inflation. in fact, it seems to me it is worth looking at. normally when it means for a possible rate hike today -- you are looking for what a lot of people are looking for. both the core and headline number are below the bank of korea's 2% target. number one, why is it a low target? the trend does seem to be lower now. a lot of central banks are facing this problem around the world, aren't they? when you look at the call for more rate hikes in 2018, what inflation stays low? does that stop to be ok from moving? goohoon: no.

kwon conspiracy theorists. >>> economic add viesdser gary cohn says they're excited by tax cuts but one business leader slamming the plan. we're going to tell you who on cnn "money" stream next. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where you stand instantly. visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> oh, yes, an early taste of winter for the east coast begins today. meteorologist has the forecast. >> good friday morning. what a difference a day makes. the this will be a big wake-up call for many across the east coast as temperatures plumt nearly 20 degrees from yesterday's daytime highs to today's. check this out. louisville, yesterday topped 60. today's forecast 40 degrees, same for new york city. detroit, 50 yesterday, 30 for the after noon. chilly air. it's all thanks to a series of cold fronts that continue to move in. it's the secondary cold front that's produced some lake enhanced snowfall f

>> good afternoon, commissioners, president kwon. we're seeking your approval of a 5-year lease for execution of the lobby cafe at 525 golden gate. acre, who was the previous operator, decided not to renew in order to focus on its primary business, providing food service to educational institutions in the north bay. so an rfp was conducted. we had three proposers and this was the highest ranks. they've been in business for approximately five years. they operate a bakery/restaurant in hayes valley. and they've been serving that neighborhood with baked goods they make from scratch, but more importantly, they're a social enterprise and they provide employment opportunities and on-the-job training for people with disabilities. and they intend to continue their good work here at the puc at 525 golden gate. the reese requires per the rfp to use organically-grown food and to exclude waste in packaging and partnering with the san francisco department of the environment to design their business operations in accordance with san francisco zero

reporter "jo kwon" talked to the guy behind the >>> an online posting for a used honda has nearly 5 millionthe guy behind the ad showing off a car and less than mint condition. >> we were going to go camping in big sur and driving on highway one go >> reporter: max thought -- >> i thought it would be funny to make a high and car commercial for a crappy used car. for mac this car that was named greeny. >> a 1996 honda accord. >> reporter: he grabbed some friends and got to work. >> we did shooting and editing and graphics and sound effects. it was over 200 hours. >> reporter: it portrayed this commercial with greeny as a luxury ride. >> i convinced her to do the storm driving. my goal was to go above kelly blue book value. >> reporter: he did with bids reaching six figures. >> ebay called and informed us they had canceled the auction. he started a new auction. it is until 98 -- 9 pm on sunday. i am going to take it for a test drive. >> it is a pretty comfortable ride. >> reporter: it drives pretty nice. some of the features in the commercial are not included that i am told this mug is negoti

the organization tells reporter joe kwon it is all about teaching girls an important lesson about consent. >> reporter: this mom says a hug can warm your heart. >> definitely to, reinforcing -- positive, reinforcing and being loved. >> reporter: but the girl scouts of america posted parents should halt the forced holiday hugs on family and friends. >> allowing children, particularly girls, the space to decide how they want to show affection. >> reporter: the post is a timely lesson in consent. >> it's important for kids to feel empowered and brave enough to share how they want to share. >> reporter: girl scout julian king said the post taught her how to say i love you. >> you don't have to use your body. you can use your words. >> reporter: a former girl scout said it's a lesson she could have used as a kid. >> even in college and after that working situations i've been forced to hug people i'd rather not touch me. >> reporter: the girl scouts suggest some alternatives to hugging including a handshake, a high five and a thumbs up. >> a wave, a wink. this is not like an anti-hug thing.. >>

. >> laura: i like the idea of training, i think any kwon with a weapon should know how to use it, should know safety. mark, you spoke about this today with me earlier on radio, that individuals who carry weapons concealed kind of cool, carry a weapon concealed f you don't know how to use that weapon you could buy yourself into a lot of problems. however, this man was an nra instructor, correct? he knew what he was doing with the ar-15. that can be accurate, if you know how to use it. and it helped save more lives. >> well, you're right, laura. he had the presence of mind and actually through his training and nra, he actually understood and assessed the situation. and then he took appropriate action. with controlled fire. if you listen to what he said, he probably didn't even realize what he was actually describing. but he was describing not only well placed but controlled fire. what's interesting about training, there's nothing wrong with it. and anybody that carry as weapon would probably invite the training. and really enjoy the training. but here's the downside of gun control. crimina

. >> she is reciting the tae kwon do creed. they do it every day. look at sophie.r. >> my heart is bursting. >> so sweet. >> adorable. >>> much more ahead on a busy wednesday morning.als & deals" for small businesses during the holiday shopping season. >>> let's see what megyn is working on for "megyn kelly today." >> music mogul russell simmons now stands accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old woman, while director brett ratner looked on. the accuser is here live in her first on-camera interview. see you top of the hour. >> thank you. >>> it's chef-a-pa llooza. we're celebrating with 30 chefs. they have 30 tips on everything from i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the only electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american

she is reciting the tae kwon do creed. they do it before every class.by the way has been viewed 12 million times. >> tell me that sophie is going to walk in right now. i have an urge to squeeze her. >> i know. >> i love her. >> so sweet. >> adorable. >>> much more ahead on a busy wednesday morning including yes, during the big holiday shopping season. >> see what megyn kelly is working on. >> hey, russell simmons now stands accused of assaulting a 17-year-old woman while brett ratner looked on. she is here live on her first interview. top at the hour. >> thank you. >>> it is chef-apalooza. all-star thanksgiving with no less than 30 world renowned chefs. 30 tips on everything from turkey -- but first, these messages. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the only electric toothbrush brand accepted

. >> you have a red belt in tae kwon do.." >> because where i come from there is not a lot of big opportunities so i would love to inspire and motivate people to just go for their dreams. >> look at that i love that picture of you. that's fantastic. wow. i just saw the peek of your swimsuit picture. rocking it, girl. that looks great. >> thank you. >> camille, you're experienced a former new england patriots cheerleader inspired you. you want to empower women. how will you use the platform should you get it. >> this is the first time i dipped my toes in the modeling industry i wasn't told i needed certain measurements, so refreshing to me, mj. she embodied me the way i am. that was the best news i could get and being amongst the imagines in the issue i only hope to inspire my teammate, strangers, womens of all, shapes, shapes and colors to love the skin you're in. >> standing next to you, tabria, your goal is to land the cover. wink-wink. if you do land it, what would that mean? >> well, landing the cover of any magazine wou

it is highly relevant to high kwons kwe consequence events. >> thank you both for being with us. [ applause ] >> we appreciate it. okay. >>> okay. good afternoon. my name is rachel. we have the wonderful mission of understanding the natural world and the place of humans within it. one of the great privileges of being a scientist in this museum is our connection, our service to the public. at the smithsonian it is to diffuse it. so with our exhibits we reach millions of people are year. i am the lead that serves critical function of public communication about pandemic threats. it is called outbreaks. it opens in may of next year. outbreak places influenza and other viruses, ebola, zika, and hiv in an ecological context. we present human health, animal elt and environmental health as one health and show how pandemics can result from a failure to recognize and respect that connectedness. so we do this with stories that demonstrate the principals of one health where human impacts on animal health or envir environmental health such as virus spilling over from wildlife or livestock and causing an