liu: nice to see you. fred: likewise. liu jianqiang is an investigative journalist. his first story about the environment was an exposÉ about illegal dam construction on the upper yangtze river. it made national headlines. his hard-hitting stories eventually got him fired, so he continued his work as the beijing editor of china dialogue, an online international journal. [liu speaking chinese] fred: but after 10 years of reporting, he was feeling burned out. [liu speaking chinese] translator: i think that our environmental activists and those who work for public welfare need more powerful spiritual support. why? every day what we do may be good deeds which give us positive energy, but meanwhile what we are facing is the darkest side of the world. every day what we see is polluted air, polluted rivers, and the slaughter of wild animals. this kind of negative energy attacks us all the time. we've been working on environmental protection for a long time, but the situation i china is getting worse every day. wherdo we draw our strength from? fred: liu jianqiang is one of

chairman mark liu at the company headquarters in hsinchu, taiwan. go into american cars. in march 2020, as covid paralyzed the u.s., car sales tumbled, leading auto makers to cancel their chip orders, so t.s.s.m.c. stopppped making g t. that's's why, whenen car saleses ununexpectedlyly bounced back le last yeaear, there w was a shore of chips, leaving cars with no power parked in carmakers' lots, costing them billions. >> liu: we heard about this shortage in december timeframe, and, in january, we tried to squeeze as more chip as possible to the car company. today, we think we are two months ahead, that we can catch up the minimum requirement of our customers before the end of june. >> stahl: are you saying that the shortage in chips for cars will end in two months? >> liu: no. there's a time lag. in car chips particularly, the supply chain is long and complex. the supply takes about seven to eight months. >> stahl: should americans be concerned that most chips are being manufactured in asia today? >> liu: i understand their concern, first of all, b

nypd officer now detective rafael ramos and detective john liu. two men who happened to be in the same place on the tragic and horrific day. your husband, why did he want to wear the badge? >> he was a man who enjoyed helping people. he thought as a police officer later in life, this was something he always dreamed of doing. pete: what was the part of the jobe wanted to do? >> i think helping people. he always had a passion for helping people. pete: what about officer liu. >> my husband said he was motivated to join the police department. seeing the response to the terrorist attack september 11, 2001. and he was read to join the police department. tore him it was an honor to become a police officer. pete: i can see the pride in both your faces. no officer serves alone. when he left home each day, was it a lingering thought in your mind, maybe i won't see him. >> you always pray they will come back to you. unfortunately for us, that wasn't what happened. pete: talk to me about that day, what it's like to get that knock on the door. >> it's a nightm

joining me now is ted liu, democrat from california.ed, what did you think when you saw that picture of congressman clyde? >> i believe that congressman clyde on january 6 would disagree with the congressman clyde of today. and it's very clear that you have this massive brainwashing hatching within the republican party. one of the reasons that we did this impeachment trial was not only to hold the former president accountable but also make sure that we preserve for the historical record what exactly happened on january 6, what led up to it and what happened afterwards, and thank goodness we did that, because you see multiple republicans trying to have an alternative view of history that they're putting on the american people. >> it's disturbing to me. congressman clyde served in the navy for more than two decades, if i'm not mistaken, and i remember watching that scene at that door live in realtime with a knot in my stomach that someone was going to get hurt or shot or something truly awful, and i think it's commendable under those circ

lucy liu born in jackson heights right here in queens, right here in new york, queens is nearby.s and accomplishments of asian-americans and pacific islanders throughout history as we celebrate aapi heritage month. that's coming up throughout this month of may. >>> now though let's take a look at the headlines we're following right now. >>> we are learning that several americans were among the at 45d when a panic driven stampede erupted during a religious festival in israel. the event was expected to draw a crowd of 10,000, but authorities believe more than ten times that number actually turned out. israel's prime minister has called for a national day of mourning on sunday. >>> major league baseball is severing ties with hall of fame second baseman roberto alomar following an investigation into a sexual misconduct allegation. the blue jays firing him from his job as special assistant. he tweeted, quote, my hope is that this allegation can be heard in a venue that will allow me to address the accusation directly. >>> experts say parts of a jaw and some teeth dug up in las vegas d

her liu and charles did not get along very. well she wasn't a cattle woman in the purest sense but she was a good manager of. things peter was a little bit erratic, questioned, salty in 1987 in a attempt to sow the j he hired a student of alberta to make two paintings basically to advertize what the ranch looks like. but these paintings are in our collection and we wanted to have them in our exhibition but we ran out of walls and refused to cavalier a extension so we can put them in the exhibition. i don't know why i didn't know why that was such a big deal but nevertheless this is one of. two goodnight actually comes to kansas city to broker the deal to sell the ranch to none other than albert himself. the person he brokers that with is his brother, edward, so this is the, canyon sorry about the slide is a little bit distorted on the screen but nevertheless you see the herd for cattle and here is the ranch headquarters who had been moved to the spot in the latter part of the 18 seventies. second cattleman on the plains is down

. >>> i want to bring in democratic congressman ted liu of california who is calling for republican leadert important to remove matt gaetz from the judiciary committee? >> matt gaetz is entitled to a presumption of innocence, but he is not entitled to sit on a house judiciary committee. that is an honor and a privilege. this committee has jurisdiction over the department of justice which has opened a criminal investigation in which matt gaetz is a subject. there is a clear conflict of interest, and leader kevin mccarthy must remove matt gaetz from the committee immediately. >> why are you asking for this to happen? why isn't kevin mccarthy speaking up and saying matt gaetz should step down from his committee assignments himself? >> i am on a house judiciary committee, and i believe this is a conflict of interest. i hope kevin mccarthy sees that this is a conflict of interest, and he should resign. >> matt gaetz should retire entirely? >> that would be in his best interest, but i will tell you these charges are very serious. if the allegations are true and representative gaetz did actually

port to a chinese firm over national security concerns business expert in surrey university professor liu xiang told us he believes the dispute is going to hurt a stray or though much more than china as truly china religious liberty is a much more potent coord australia rather than call it the china a string us economy rely on china i'm remarks astri i could not afford really destroys this religion and also australia could not find riklis meant for a stronger country and i. really meant china matrix fans are actually and that's how did you ever accounts we should be responsible for solvers their internet use use however many countries like as trigger if he was up to the cunts changing another country of course many people have pays a price many people lose their lives because of this concept. and that's why things are looking so far this friday morning hope the day goes good if you're looking at the clock it's not exactly 25 past the hour well for me and 35 and see assume. that if you work for the cheerful but those with a chance. to do good the idea of a job or just lost it took you into

thank you please and the cash -- rule law and offer for other people an shop a john liu who don't have wealthy donors to fund their lifestyles not for people like him and minister. they've got flog to say and no plans for our future and no vision for our country they see a conservative government that is getting on with the uniting leveling up with most ambitious agenda any government has had for generations i think that's what they're listening to. let's go to ben. ben. >> for elections but in this despite that -- have the opportunity to work to deliver -- i want to thank him for wonderful work he does for my constituency message will be yes for people l get out and vote conservative because we who share your priorities on crime only the nhs on investment and infrastructure and on leveling up across our country so i hope you'll vote conservative on may the 6th. go to school to rachel hopkins, rachel. rng thank you mr. speaker when was prime minister and chief of staff first made aware of the plan for european sick leave? made aware of the plan for european leave on i think the sunday

haidi: john liu there. china's money sliding from everything into commodities to housing.n our correspondent. this is a story as old as how long we have been covering china, this great big rolling ball of money. what are the hotspots we are looking at now? >> that is exactly right. hot spots, the flavor of the month is commodities. we have seen the government cracking down on speculation in obviously crypto. housing is a big problem in beijing, and it has been since the financial crisis. we have seen state banks taking mortgage rates in some cities. the government reviving the property tax for the first time in a few years. also the yuan, which is starting to overheat now, a lot of commentary around that. beijing is increasing efforts, especially in may, to ensure price stability right now. shery: not just the yuan, but what about the csi 300 overheating? this chart showing how it has moved above its 100 day moving average, not to mention this 5200 level. are we seeing the side effects of these targeted interventions in other areas? sofia: that was interesting, because the

national champion alysa liu knows how to bring the heat. >> i like sliding on the ice and i like just go fast. >> reporter: with the love and support of her family along the way, alysa is the first american female skater to land a quadruple lutz. >> you had some pretty good success so far, two-time national champion. what's the next thing that you want to get? to win? >> i definitely want to make the olympic team. >> reporter: olympic glory in sight alysa captured the attention of figure skating's very best, including gold medalist kristi yamaguchi, who penned a heartfelt tribute to the young athlete for the "gma" inspiration list celebrating up and comers in the aapi community. >> what does it mean to you that kristi yamaguchi, like, she's the one that nominated you? >> yeah, no, it means a lot and it's really crazy. i was like why am i nominated. there's so many more people but i'm really honored. >> what would you tell her if you had a chance to talk to her? >> i would probably thank her because it's like a really crazy opportunity and i'm just so thankful. >> okay, so we have a li

i got a private message from ted liu who told me this was the right decision.ving in this country to be seen and heard. wolf. back to you. >> amara walker with the latest. let's get some analysis from chan wu, cnn's analyst, eliot william. you urged prosecutors to use the hate crime law that's available to them. what's your reaction learning the fulton county seeking hate crime charges in this case? >> i am relieved. prosecutors have been reluctant to use this. it comes as an appropriate time even if it is overdue. i hope the cherokee county will follow suits. so important that the prosecutors use the crimes that's on the books. if you don't use the law that's on the book, you erase that law. this is a step in the right direction. >> eliot, what do you think as the near by county cherokee county as opposed to fulton county opted not to charge the suspect with a hate crime. does it make any sense to you that these counties arorived at different decisions. >> the right decision is to charge this as hate crimes. this is how the country works where different jurisd

then we need to organize safety in the community, and in the institutions, liu was saying, long-term,ed to be addressed in ways we really haven't done to meet the crisis that is happening, today. so, you know, i am encouraging people to reach out and talk to each other whether it is other family members, but also neighbors. i had a very wonderful experience when my white neighbor next door came over to my house and said, because i am a target, i am asian, i'm small, i'm old, and she came over and she said, if you're going to go shopping, just call me, i will go with you. and that felt comfelt comfelt cm some sense of personal safety, someone was looking out. how, if we talk to our neighbors, we can step outside our door and know that others might be watching and would respond with help. if we stay isolated and secluded, the problems can become worse. people can cope by drinking and using drugs and watching news all the time. which then, has long-term consequences for mental >> during this time, something simple as asking, hey, are you okay, from one of your colleagues is enough to mak

the election, whether trump was responsible for the january 26th riots and that's a real problem for liu mccarthy. he's not tried to solve it and you try to come out in early february to say it's a big party and we're inviting everyone but what's going to happen this week is going to showcase for the country that that big 10 pm contain someone like liz cheney as the third in command in the house. >> so if it's not going to be liz cheney, it looks like it would be elise stefanik from new york. tell us a little bit about her and her back story. >> well with stefanik her transition into politics has been someone rapid since trump took office. when she first won in 2014, she was known as a moderate independent anchor in the gop caucus so often crossed the aisle and often going with democrats. since trump took office, however, she has made her pitch much more loyalty to trump and we saw that climax during the impeachment especially the second one where she has trump have the same falsehoods that the election was stolen, that the election needed to be overturned because biden was an illegitima

much from republican lawmakers at this time and i want to take a listen to somewhat congressman ted liu had to say and he served on the commission alongside congressman gaetz. >> like all americans congressman gaetz is entitled to a presumption of innocence and sitting on the committee is an honor, and it is the very department that has opened a criminal investigation in which matt gaetz is a subject. that is a clear conflict of interest and leader kevin mccarthy must remove matt gaetz from the committee immediately. >> as far as house minority leader kevin mccarthy he has been previously asked into gaetz noting that the allegations are serious, but gaetz denounced them and innocent until proven guilty and saying if he was found to be complicit in what he's being alleged of doing that he would therefore be removed of his assignments in the house and we have not had updated reaction from kevin mccarthy in light of the daily beast reporting. one of them includes congresswoman marjorie tailor greene who has been a staunch defender of gaetz before. they are partnering for this america first

liu remembers the first time he saw nellie. it was 1946 a chorus line, and i couldn't let woz over. until julia 1 1946 when she was having a cup of coffee at hanson's drugstore, watching that he asked her if you could sit down, she said. yes the next day, he says he kissed her 10. days later, they married. and when i asked her. to marry may just does. i want to be your wife, which airs in each other, and we devoted each other to death. but i don't think any couple has ever experienced in our lifetime. we were married for 74 years in his book, eternal love, lou talks about their friendship with actor ernest borgnine, their careers and struggles, but everything comes back to nellie and their love. she died october 18 2020, and it brought tears to both of our eyes. as he remembered that last day rush to look but i touched off and still felt soft and tender. and when i. bend over the hill, sir, i was shocked. i saw tears in her eyes. and i scream. she's not dead. she's not dead. she's not dead. she's alive. she's crying. but the this that was with me said this morning those are not her

liu remembers the first time he saw nellie.t was 1946 and she was performing in a chorus line, and i couldn't let my eyes over. for what reason? i don't know. and i did not see her again until julia 1 1946. when she was having a cup of coffee of hanson's drugstore once in that, he asked her if you could sit down, she said, yes, the next day, he says he kissed her 10. days later, they married. and when i asked her to marry mane. just as. i want to be your wife, which airs in each other. um with the voted asia to a depth. but i don't think any couple has ever experienced. then on lifetime. we were married for 74 years in his book, eternal love, lou talks about their friendship with actor ernest borgnine, their careers and struggles, but everything comes back to nellie and their love. she died october 18 2020, and it brought tears to both of our eyes. as he remembered that last day. rushed a little bird and i touched her off and still felt soft and tender. and when i bend over the scissor. i will shock. i saw tears in her eyes and

liu remembers the first time he saw nellie.was 1946 and she was performing in a chorus line, and i couldn't let woz over. for what reason? i don't know. and i did not see her again until julia 1 1946 when she was having a cup of coffee at hanson's drugstore, watching that he asked her if you could sit down, she said, yes, the next day, he says he kissed her 10. days later, they married. and when i asked her to marry mane. just as. i want to be your wife, which cherishes each other and with devoted to each other to death. but i don't think any couple has ever experienced in our lifetime. we were married for 74 years in his book, eternal love. lou talks about their friendship with actor ernest borgnine, their careers and struggles, but everything comes back to nellie and their love. she died october 18 2020, and it brought tears to both of our eyes. as he remembered that last day rush to look but i touched off and still felt soft and tender. and when i bend over the hill, sir, i will shot i saw tears in her eyes. then a scream. s

california supreme court justice goodwin liu delivered the keynote address it less than an hour from now there will be a rally in san francisco, demanding justice for asian american crime victims. a similar protest for the asian community was held in the city at the end of march. demonstrators will first rally at the hall of justice and one o'clock this afternoon and then head over to the office of the boudin. they accuse him of being leniecused of attacking to women and fremont just hours apart. one of the victims was sexually assaulted and is in the hospital and its ktvu used azenith smith reports. the second victim managed to fight off the attacker. every morning. i walk around us aside this 57 year old asian woman as we protect her privacy, she says. early thursday morning, she was out for a walk by her town home near fremont boulevard and autumn all parkway when she says a man forced her to the ground and began punching the back of her head. a total of six times she screamed for help. i shout it! nobody homey, i dried, theo do turn around. i bet on hold me finger. she fought bac

our college and friend richard liu has a loo into the lives of children with military families.'t want to miss visible is wireless that doesn't play games. no surprise fees, legit unlimited data for as little as $25 a month. and the best part, it's powered by verizon. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. which is why i brought them. two $5-a-months right here. hey. hey. plus the players of my squad. hey. what's up? then finally my whole livestream. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, as little as $25 a month or $5 a month when you bring a friend. powered by verizon. wireless that gets better with friends. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer. ♪ ♪ i feel free to bare my skin yeah, that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hand nothing on my skin, ♪ ♪ that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is everything. ♪ achieve clearer skin with skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. of those, nearly 9 out of 10 sustained it through 1 year. and skyrizi is 4 doses a year

. >> our executive editor, john liu.ronavirus pipet would economies are struggling to reopen. -- asia's coronavirus pandemic. economies are struggling to reopen. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> as the economies in the west reopen for business, asia's powerhouses are struggling to catch up due to slow vaccination rates and the rising infections. it will shift away from the strict containment approach. hong kong's easing restrictions for vaccinated senior corporate experiences, facing a backlash. we are joined by haslinda amin. as well as our northeast asia correspondent, stephen engle. let's like about singapore first permitted to starting the new vaccination program, with students to be involved come june 1. what else is being done to speed up the rate of inoculations? >> basically, it is a shift in strategy to ensure singapore is not left behind. it is shifting away from a policy of zero-tolerance for new cases. to a policy of living with a virus. the problem said last night is that it will be endemic. the new normal could enta

. >> reporter: mathew liu and john fraser are the tech providers in charge of launching the family'sr of collectors. >> it's very similar to watch or buy traditional fine art or sports memorabilia. >> reporter: charlie's bite could take a huge chunk of cash. the disaster girl meme recently sold for nearly half a million dollars. twitter ceo jack dorsey sold his first-ever tweet for more than $2.9 million. artist beeple sold an nft for a whopping $69.3 million. >> we don't have any expectations. we're not going to be disappointed whatever happens. >> charlie! >> reporter: the boys's father howard hopes the old video can help his sons, now 17 and 15, in the future. >> it would be great if someone thinks it's fantastic and they want to do whatever. it makes it easier for us. it means that harry goes to university and has a nice place to stay and doesn't have to have a bar job. >> reporter: no splurging on fast cars and video games? >> probably not. >> not for the most part. >> education takes priority. >> reporter: while charlie may have found biting his brother funny -- >> that really

>> congressman liu, thank you very much for your serviceou bo in uniform and the house of ronn representativesd thank you for the excellent question. i'm very pleased to tell you ta across the list of the derves i the bureau of oceans and off environmental and scientific affairs, we have nine action a offices. one is n the office of space affairs. it is staffed by a number of diplomats and experts with in advance degrees and the core team that coordinates and other countries in lockstep with the pentagon, of course with nasa and congratulations to administrator nelson on his recent confirmation. wetle, b have a very distinguis team. the word space may not appear in our title, but because of the tax we have here in the bureau t can assure you space is front and center. toda for all these reasons we're grateful for the opportunity toh testify today and respond to no just your questions today but h work with yourel staff as we ha done in the past and many offices in congress to help asplain y and gain information d guidance from you. >> thank you.bure i just request you and others in state depart

in sports olympic gold medalist kristi yamaguchi nominated 15-year-old aliza liu. star to watch for. ♪ and in the music world there is no short supply of talent. freida pinto nominating this duo. ♪ >> reporter: the pair covering hits with showstopping duets, pinto notes the twin sisters draw on thain indian heritage and blend english language pop music with indian classical music saying their talent, their grace, their own back story, their bond as sisters has all the makings of future musical sensations. these just a small sample of artists, athletes and authors whose diversity expands couldn't nentszs and demographics looking to inspire a new generation. what i love about this list it really showcases the diversity that exists in the aapi community showing people what being asian in america looks like and that the career possibilities are endless. cecilia. >> as you said absolutely no shortage of talent, eva. r re stories celebrating aapi heritage month check out our "gma" inspiration list to find out who is making aapi history right now. it's on our website, goo

liu will vote yes. as the member designated by mr. lowenthal, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lowenthal will vote yes. as the member designated by ms. moore, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that ms. moore will vote yes on h. res. 2547. mr. stanton: as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, pursuant to h. res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. kirkpatrick will vote yes on h.r. 2547. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 215, the nays are 207. the bill is passed. without objection, a the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pallone, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2877 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title. the clerk: h.r. 2877, a bill to amend the public service health act to direct the secretary of health and human services to develop best practices for the establishment and use of behavioral intervention teams at schools, and for other purposes. the

liu. that's what he indicated to me. >> okay, i believe that -- relationship between neighbors who may be hearing some things but not all the time is best maintained by having people -- finding somebody they can talk to. i did not see any kind of facility or general opposition to this project other than specific points we just addressed our own discussion. i am supportive of it. i'd like to see that this project succeed with the possibility of further vacancies on clement street, et cetera. i think it is a positive move in the right direction and hope that this project together with good community interaction will succeed. i would like to ask the operator as to whether or not an htm last survey or last seating is supportive of his business model. there are certain type of restaurants with -- quickly, hour, hour and a half turnover. could the applicant please speak to that. >> yes, hello, commissioners. yes, i totally agree with your suggestion, and i will do as much as i can to keep the no