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 in china is getting worse every day. where do we draw our strength from? fred: liu jianqiang is one

yesterday, they dedicated this new space to marvel star, simu liu. he talked about his own issues with anxiety. >> reporter: the sights and sounds of warriors games can be overwhelming for people with sensory sensitivities or disabilities. on monday, they unveiled a special space for them with marvel star, simu liu. it's this kind of high energy entertainment that can be stressful and triggering for fans with sensory needs like autism. >> let's do it. >> reporter: but thanks to a donation from marvel star simu liu, the warriors game day experience is now a lot more comfortable, and welcoming for fans. liu unveiled the room named after him, before the team took on okc. >> for a lot of these families with sensory needs, going to something like a public event seems unfathomable, without an area to help cope with the lights, and the sounds. there's an over-stimulation of the senses. >> reporter: this space was built with the support of culture city. a nonprofit that creates sensory inclusion for those with disabilities, which one in six people deal with

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sensitivities or disabilities to monday the team unveiled special space for them with marble star, simu liu. it is this kind of high-energy entertainment that can be stressful and triggering for fans with sensory needs like autism. but thanks to a donation from marvel start simu liu, the what is game day experiences a lot more comfortable and welcoming for such fans. he unveiled the renovated room named after him. before the team took on okc. >> for a number of these families who have mothers and fathers and children with sensory needs, going to a public event seems unfathomable. when the resources are not there. there is not the existence of a sensory room to help cope with those moments where the lights, the sounds, over stimulation of the senses. >> reporter: it has carpeted walls, special lights and screens and puzzles and games and to calm and soothe fans. the space was built with the support of culture city, nonprofit that creates sensory inclusion with those with invisible disabilities, which one in six people deal with in the u.s.>> it is started by this amazing man, julian. who has

liu has been open about his struggles with anxiety and said that the room would be perfect for peopleh sensory issue liu starred in the marvel hit which was set partly in san francisco. >>> some of the world's most expensive fans are being auctioned off right now. >> who would have thought, fans. but maybe not for the reasons you think. >> my friends, teammates, my competitors, i could go on forever, there's too many -- >> tom brady filmed the video and announced his retirement on a beach last week and now people are trying to get a piece of that announcement. someone filled a jar with sand they say came from the exact spot on the beach where brady made his announcement and put a jar of sand on ebay. the bidding started at nearly $700 and it's now at $100,000. >> you could just take a flight there. >> get a little sand yourself. >> it's 4:58 right now. valentine's day is inching closer. some singles may not be excited. ahead on "today inhe bay," the ahead on "today inhe bay," the t ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the powe

. >> reporter: simu liu says that he wants to use his platform to advocate and lift up others in need. >> the addition of a sensory room is critically important, because it is not just about making life bearable but about making it exceptional. >> reporter: this was an exceptional moment for 14-year-old davey. >> that is very cool. >> he has autism, so to sometimes crowds can be difficult to be around. this makes it easier to come to a game. >> it is as easy as coming here for a few minutes, coming down, looking at the lights. >> reporter: the room is also open to mothers who need to nurse, people with ptsd, or anyone who needs a quiet space. >>> we all know all too well about earthquakes here in the bay area, but people in turkey and syria are living through this nightmare. the numbers ar shocking. more than 4000 people have died. the death toll is still climbing tonight. there have been hundreds of aftershocks, some almost as big as the initial quake. our john ramos spoke to members of the local turkish community who are watching this unfold from afar and worrying about their loved

. >> reporter: liu opened up about his own struggles with mental health last fall. he says he wants to use his platform to advocate and lift up others in need. >> the inclusion is so critically important, because it's not just about making life bearable, it's about making life exceptional. >> reporter: this was an exceptional moment for 14-year- old davey umbenhour. >> it sounds like you approve of this room. >> yeah, this is very cool. >> he has autism so sometimes crowds make it difficult to be around. >> it's as simple as coming here for a few minutes, calming down, looking at some of the lights. >> reporter: the room is also open to mothers who my need to nurse, people with ptsd, or anyone in need of a quiet space. >> these rooms really do make a difference. my cousin has autism. so having those places to escape, that's safe and quiet, it's really good so the whole family can have a good time, too. >> the fact that this is something simu liu is doing. they think about the warriors, not a lot of people may think about this. >> yeah, a very important story. >>> ti

let's bring in tony czuczka and our china editor john liu. it seems like there is an impossibility to find a consensus at these gatherings. at the un security council they cannot even agree to a moment of silence. it is perhaps not surprising they cannot make headway on the drafting of this communique. tony: no. it is what you would expect at this point. it was actually russia and china which turned away from language that was apparently still ok last fall when the g20 leaders met. that prevented india, the host of this meeting of finance chiefs, from coming up, presenting a joint statement that everybody agreed to. germany's finance minister specifically called out china's stance as being very regrettable. you get a taste of the tension hear from russian foreign ministry. a statement came out afterwards basically saying this, that the west, and especially the u.s., is, trying to use these kinds of forums to unacceptably pin the blame for global problems on russia. so, that is kind of the geopolitics, the mood underlying this g20 meeting. she

it is there thanks to donation from marble star simu liu and culture city. it is for those with invisible disabilities, which, by the way, one in six people in the united states deals with. >> it is critically important, because it is not just about making life bearable, but exceptional. >> the room is also open to mothers who may need to nurse or people with ptsd, sensitive to flashing lights and loud sounds, anybody who needs a more quiet and secure space. >>> you might remember a couple months ago that the san francisco ballet held its first sensory friendly performance was softer (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot better now. i'm taking medication for what i should have been taking years ago. (vo) call the number on your screen to learn more about medicare plans in your neighborhood that include caremore. >>> as is often the case, there is the breaking news and the headlines that are generated. we have been telling you in this broadcast about a fiery crash that shut down the freeway in an

liu, well, tomatoes are mostly seaming, but now, if we now eat in the summer, and i definitely grow suchad there, i grow basil myself. uh, tomatoes garlic sunflower oil all sorts of spices. surely in the kitchen of every housewife there are these ingredients. so take note of the recipe. this salad is a great side dish for a main course. i understand they are different. yes, they are different. here is dobra u variety i love the most delicious. they are so gentle, the professional says, then i will try them, yes, and rightfully called the tomato capital, the tomato literally melts in your mouth anna thank you very much , i wish you a huge cool fruitful harvest and great victories to beat your own record. of course i will try. every year i strive for this largest tomato in the world weighing almost 3 kg, but it seems to be local farmers. this record will soon be surpassed, because here every tomato is like a handsome man. significant sports events in the context of the whole world were very worthy of our girls . they will show the result in the future key news and sports facts of belarus r

liu, well , tomatoes are mostly seaming, but now, if we now eat in the summer, and i definitely grow, tomatoes , garlic, sunflower oil, all sorts of spices. surely in the kitchen of every housewife there are these ingredients. so take note of the recipe. this salad is a great side dish for a main course. i understand that they are different, they are all different. here it is. i love the tastiest. they are so gentle, the professional says, then i will try them, yes, and rightfully called the tomato capital, the tomato literally melts in your mouth anna thank you very much , i wish you a huge cool fruitful harvest and great victories to beat your own record. of course i will try every year i strive for this the largest tomato in the world weighs almost 3 kg, but it seems that the local farmer will soon surpass this record, because here every tomato is like a handsome man. known as the tomato capital, it is famous for its diversity of cultures, so it is not surprising that the only museum of national cultures in belarus was opened here. little jerusalem, belarusian babylon, as soon as

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bloomberg china senior editor john liu.the goldman sachs macro conference. annabelle is standing by with our next guest. annabelle: yes, that is right. this is a crisis that has gained a lot of attention among the world's global elite policymakers as something that can encompass the shocks we are seeing but i'm going to bring on our next guest. this is columbia university professor of history. thank you for joining us this morning. i wanted to actually start more with what we heard from john, because he was focusing on the tensions ever-growing between the u.s. and beijing. what is your key take away from this, in terms of what you see within the u.s. administration? we were discussing earlier the profound tension that exists within the biden administration on how to handle china. >> i think there is a deep divided there. as you see on the one hand as it were, signs of de-escalation as we saw on the june 20 meeting. a serious meeting between biden and xi jinping. we heard very little about what transpired, which is telling.

john liu, let me start off with you. we heard from putin on the nuclear policy going forward? jordan: president biden telegraphed new sanctions, but the thrust is the same: the u.s. and its allies will continue to back ukraine as long as it takes. you heard russian president vladimir putin not backing down as well. what that's telegraphing for the next year is that this conflict is going to continue, and there's no off ramps indicated by either leader in their conflicting speeches today. we will have to wait and see how this resolves, but president biden did preview a long and hard road ahead for ukraine as russia girds for a counteroffensive in the spring. >> no off ramp, especially when you have russia also suspended its participation of the new start nuclear arms control treaty. how significant is that? jordan: i think we are going to have to wait and see what they actually do. the foreign ministry said they are still going to comply with certain elements of that treaty, but it is due to expire in 2026. that leaves uncertainty about whether arms-control will continue. this

new visa program that was announced last year, but that was the centerpiece of the city's leader john liu during a big speech last year. we are still sifting through everything and seeing what else may be in there to sort of build that attraction. that talent attraction peace, we did not really see that today. manus: let's see how it plays out, jill disis in hong kong. usually when you hear that mckinsey consultants are coming to see you, it sends a shudder through most organizations. they have a roadmap for downsizing, for every organizational restructure. you have heard, physician, heal thyself. this is exactly what they are doing, cutting 2000 jobs under the banner titled project magnolia. to give you context, this is the biggest pullback in jobs at mckinsey ever. 45,000 employees. just to give you some background on this. in 2012, you had 17,000 employees, by 2017, 2018, 28,000. so there has been this explosion to 45,000 employees. and the cuts are going to come from the non-client servicing teams. this is very much everybody else who is not at the front of the office with the clients

now back here at in heights off of qian liu avenue. here it is home.ou can see there's a growing memorial folks leaving flowers and candles. also small notes of memories that people have that their encounters with the bishop, that they've had a column, many of them who knew him say they called him bishop dave. but this is just an incredible loss for the catholic community here in haas and height and throughout the la region reporting from hacienda heights, a mini was ramos. >> a disturbing attack in florida. authorities say a 10 foot long alligator that attacked and killed an 85 year-old woman has now been captured. the woman was out walking her dog around her senior citizen complex when the gator grabbed her dog. the woman tried to fight back. she was then dragged into the water by the alligator. she died shortly after the attack. her dog survived. alligator wranglers used to trap to catch the animal from a lake. they say it weighed between 600 and 700 pounds. back here at home. oakland police searching for a driver responsible for hitting and killing

representative liu, i'd like to start with you. we only know that fox knew it was a lie because, quite honestly, you have a big company that has the resources, it has the money. to go after them, to sue them, to do discovery in court. something that a lot of individual citizens in this country do not have the resources to pursue if they want to pursue justice on behalf of election workers and others. how do you feel with this new information and our understanding of what happened on january the 6th? >> thank you, eamonn, for your question. i don't know if these fox news entertainment hosts are capable of shame, but if they are, i hope they feel ashamed. they showed utter contempt for their viewers. they lied straight to their faces of the good people watching fox news. and they did this in the name of traffic, they figured out that if they could -- enrage their viewers, then somehow more people would buy mediocre pillows from this crazy my pillow guy. and it's beyond just self parody, it also caused real harm. it caused the insurre

customer chris hu and store owner david liu are speaking mandarin.days ago? >> yeah. because the mass shooting in monterey park? >> yeah, i'm afraid in my house. >> reporter: monterey park, asian majority city is just a few minutes away from the store. 11 people, nearly all of them asian american died in a mass shooting last month by an asian american shooter. that same week, another asian man is accused of shooting and killing seven people in half moon bay. that brought hu here. you have a gun, i have gun. i free you, you free me. >> reporter: so if everyone has a gun, everyone's afraid of each other? >> yeah. >> nice. >> reporter: welcome to a rising gun owning demographic. >> shooter ready. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: chris sargenti, 34, bay area. bought a gun just at the beginning of the pandemic. >> i am asian american and starting to be more cautious and careful. >> you're making this look easy. >> other women, women of color, minorities, the disenfranchised, this is an opportunity for them to learn protection of self, learn a new skill. >> repor

prosecutors say chen liu zhao went to the mushroom farm where he worked killed four people and seriously wounded 1/5. they say he then drove to a nearby farm where he used to work and killed. three more people is scheduled to be arraigned next thursday and may enter a plea then faces the possibility of life without parole or the death penalty if convicted. the death toll in the turkey and syria. earthquakes has risen to more than 22,000. that's staggering. number comes as rescuers pulled several earthquake survivors from buildings today, including some who lasted more than 100 hours. trapped under crushed concrete. greg palkot has more now on their survival stories. as more rubble is cleared away demolished buildings are searched. the death toll is climbing here in turkey and across the border in syria has now been more than four days since the two powerful earthquakes hit. but despite the devastation, there are still stories of survival, including 17 year old adnan mohammed corkery was rescued this morning and reunited with his family after being trapped under a collapsed building for a

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haidi: sangmi cha with the latest with john liu on all the geopolitical tensions the last few days.ow this is playing into the market movers. you are looking at asian defense stocks. annabelle: that's right. in light of what you are discussing there, all of these geopolitical tensions we are monitoring across the morning. we are seeing defense stocks gaining around the region. we are 10 minutes into the session now for japan and korea. that is despite the broader asia-pacific index holding study. it seems like we are a little bit not only in wait and see mode but muted given the u.s. is shut for a public holiday. not a huge lead in to the session today. another sector we are focusing on is what is happening in the energy space this morning given we saw oil capping is longest string of deadly losses this year. oil traders are really stuck between that concern around rising inventories. you can add to that these hawkish measures among from fed officials. even though we have prospect for demand recovering in china but at the start of the trading today stocks are moving lower even as br

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haidi: john liu with the latest. let's get you to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: turkey is considering whether to extend the closure of the estoppel stock exchange as it grapples with fallout. market regulators could delay wednesday's planned return to trading. the board has suspended trading but not before tens of billions of dollars in market value were lost in the 48 hours after the quakes. in national state of emergency has been declared in new zealand. a cyclone brings flooding, landslides, and power outages. the move enables the central government to give additional support to regions across the north island. flights are expected to begin later on tuesday. the cyclone comes to weeks after auckland was hit by a storm that killed four people. adani electricity mumbai has paid more than 50 million dollars worth of coupons on their debt this month. a spokesperson said all payments are being made on schedule as a group tries to rescue its shares and bonds battered by the fraud accusation made by hindenburg research. china's regulators are checking on how

liu authorize it? >> i'm happy to work with you on that. i need to talk with the team and understand the particulars involved. i do not understand the particular interest cc from the army corps and what our involvement is. we need to have the statutory ability to get involved in cases along these lines. i need to talk to the team and happy to work with you. sen. hawley: what you mean you need to have the statutory? >> the army corps has been in small government agency involved here as far as these issues go. i do not know what our involvement from the doe's. what is our particular jurisdictional book, what is our ability to help in this situation? that is what i need to go back to our team and getting into four. senator hawley: let me tell you how this sounds to the parents. they have for years been asking to have the site cleaned up. they are told others radioactive waste in a creek the kids play along adjacent to their elementary school playground. then they are told another analysis found radioactive waste in the building. then they are

staff member dong liu will be presenting. >> good afternoon. office of community partnerships. the item before you today is a budget modification for provision of animal bonding for the isolated lgbtq plus and older adults and adults with disabilities. the purpose of this modification is to support salary, pet food and supplies and veterinary care. under this grant shanti project (inaudible) care navigation and care support volunteers for delivery of animal companion support service and resources. navigators serve as the main point of contact for clients and provides services which include intake, follow up, ongoing assessment and care coordination and information and referral. care navigators also help with the development and utilization of care support volunteers. care support volunteers provide outreach and supportive services for isolated under-served clients who need pet support service. beth staff and volunteers work to connect clients and pets to pet food bank (inaudible) exercise for pets and other assistance as needed. with this additional funding for this fiscal year

. >>> former treasury secretary jack liu making the case for rates sky higher for longer. here is what he said on "closing bell." >> i never thought we would level off and come back down if you are sitting at the fed and making macro policy, you don't want to do this again. you want to get it right >> that's what powell said >> if you listen to what he had the last six months, it is not surprise we have a way to go and when they get there, they will stay there for a while >> lew expects the economy to begin slowing and unemployment to grow, but with luck, he said, the u.s. can avoid recession our next guest says he is worried about the policy mistake because the fed is tightening to reduce demand in the economy where supply is the issue. let's talk the markets with ross mayfield at baird. let's dig through this, ross did the world view change yesterday based on the hotter ppi numbers or is this kind of the fed moving along doing what it was intending to do and the market just may be taking it more seriously >> i think that is right i think the market is coming around to wh