lu zhi is a conservation biologist at peking university.she's been working with tibetans in this area for many years. translator: during the 1990s, when i went to the tibetan area for the first time, i saw something that really surprised me. there was a lot of logging going on, but in some areas, the wild animals were not afraid of people. and there were very old trees, 600 or 700 years old. the ancient forest was preserved. i asked the local people how is this possible? people said this is our sacred mountain. this was a big shock to me. just the concept of sacred mountain was good enough to preserve the resources. it's more powerful than the law or the preaching of scientists. today the system is still functioning. in the core area, nothing should be touched. then in a broader area, killing is not allowed. no living beings should be harmed. we d a survey on birds, and we discovered that wherever the belief in sacred mountains is strong, there is greater biodiversity. so this shows scientifically the environmental value of sred mountains.

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suggesting that lu ka ku suggesting that lukaku goal again, no tenth required, it hit the back of theon naismith rescued a point for bottom—club ross county with a late strike against hearts at victoria park. hearts took the lead early in the second half thanks to a kyle lafferty free—kick. that's his 14th of the season. but with 1a minutes left to play, right—back naismith grabbed the equaliser for the home side. they're now four points from safety. there were three other games in the scottish premiership today. hibernian beat second placed aberdeen 2—0. kilmarnock were 1—0 winners at motherwell while dundee won 2—1 at partick thistle. in the rugby union premiership, leicester tigers boosted their chances of a top six finish after beating harlequins at welford road. the two teams started the day separated by only a point and it was harlequins who opened the scoring. alofa alofa with the try after three minutes. but then australian matt toomua, who was playing at fly—half for the first time, produced an incredible performance contributing 21 points. 33—18 the final score. a result tha

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thank you, carol lee, chris lu. up next, breaking news on the russian probe. we're learning tonight steve bannon spent 20 hours being grilled by robert mueller. today he was back on capitol hill, dodging questions on the house intel committee. that committee's not worth meeting with. this is "hardball." stick with us. we'll be back. our factory in b more than a thousand workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. what can a president [ do in thirty seconds? he can fire an fbi director who won't pledge hi

mr lu is seen as a close ally to xi jinping and it is likely the trusted deputy on a mission to lobbyere are a couple of problems between the us and china at the moment. the first is, there's an investigation into whether chinese companies have infringed intellectual property rights. mr trump must make a decision in the next few weeks. secondly, it has got a problem with the chinese steel imported into the us, as you mentioned. that comes after ta riffs us, as you mentioned. that comes after tariffs were slapped on solar panels. it is not clear who mr lu will meet in washington and we don't know if the talks will be successful until the us makes a decision on day trade issues. thanks, sarah. we will keep an eye on how he gets on in the us. let's take a quick look at the asian markets. japan closing up over i% japan closing up over 1% higher again, and hong kong, spoiling the party a little bit. that is the night before in the us. moving on to europe, in the us on wall street, we saw shares moving up to a four week high, and in europe right now, markets across the board doing well, sky

. >> sam lu. >> hi. i'm sam lu, and i work at the coalition for homelessness, and we get calls every day from people who are homelessness, and they're really in a state of distress because their car has been taken away. melody wanted me to read some of her statement. there are approximately five to seven navigation centers with a capacity of 75 to 120 people each. currently, the turnaround is 30 to 60 day stay. it's become nothing more than a revolving door. at most it can get approximately 500 of the 7500 homeless people off the street for a very short time, and i think it just speaks to why we're taking away people's cars when we have such a burden on the homeless system as it is. it's also difficult to get your car back with all of your possessions in it. i was here with mr. hernandez who's in the audience today, until 11:30 friday to get his car back because of the impounding tow fees. if you don't pay it that day or in a couple of days, the fee is so much that you'll never get your car back. so i se

yo no briero lu pistola. > >>> siento que podemos estar la fragedÍa, motivÓ a los alumnos a movilizarse nombre del uso de las cosas en las escuelas. >>> desatÓ el uso de los participantes. al gobierno no le importa esto. > >>> la uniÓn dnpra juventud, es fundamental. >>> chev no dijo nata, en la florida, en la audiencia de hoy, estuvieron a favor de la informaciÓn, siempre y cuando fuera posible, acusado de matar a dos personas, y herir a otras el miÉrcoles pasado. >>> el fin de semana pasado, evento de recaudaciÓn de fondos, resultÓ controversal. >>> ptro vocÓ indignacion de algunas personas, ahora nos dicen por quÉ. >>> fin de semana, asistiÓ a la subasta anual de la asociaciÓn de bomberos, pero decidiÓ salirse, cuando vio que un rifle, estaba entre los artÍculos que se podian comprar. > >>> cheb(hablan en inglÉs). >>> dijo que lo hizo, porque es precisamente personal de primeros auxilios, que cuden a los eventos donde hay tiroteo, pero acusan lo que estaban dando como premio. con la diferencia que tienen el cargador de un limite de diez balas, algo que no tiene lÍmites en la florida.

he get his personal number two admiral lu. -- his own number? the admiral said that i can't give you mine. the pentagon people were not happy with that interaction. lu's job?s admiral how did you meet him? michael: he grew up in a communist regime. he is very party minded. he is also very chinese minded. the chinese are a very patriotic people. they call china the motherland. he is also considered a top-notch mariner, someone who is very much into it with growing the navy, modernizing the navy and making sure they act appropriately. his operas were in english so that they could do drills properly. >> you said there are 12 chinese nuclear subs, there are 30 other subs -- 75 missile destroyers, andhelicopter landing ships 60 carrier aircraft that would be on the aircraft carrier -- how does that compare with the united states? overall it is a very small portion. glad we have 11 aircraft carriers and they have two. destroyers, at any point in time, we have 40 or 50 out there, we had a half dozen cruisers. i'm thinking operational. >> what is the di

but lu ka milivojevic earned palace a point with a second half penalty after ciaran clark was penalisedistian benteke‘s shirt. without playing badly in the first half i didn't think we had anything like the aggression and the dominance i was hoping to see the tea m dominance i was hoping to see the team produced today but they produced it very much in the second half so i go home at least happy with the second—half performance and a little bit disappointed that we couldn't do it for the whole of the 90 minutes and maybe get that extra goal which would have given us those unbelievably important extra points. we did well in the first half, we we re we did well in the first half, we were controlling the game. as always you have to analyse the opposition, some people don't realise that, you see the three offensive players they have today, how much they caused... how good they are and we were defending well so credit to our players because they were doing well in defence and at the same time we could score and we had a couple of chances, and even the first counter—attack in the second half c

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. >> ken, this is a little bit shades of george pap lus who was charged with making false statement to the fbi. in that team papadopoulos was linked to the campaign. potentially is it fair to say spelling trouble for those guys, what do you think? >> more trouble, they're in huge trouble. yeah, absolutely this is related to the manafort/gates of the case. there are so many names that continue to pop up that nobody's ever heard of in this case. we're only seeing the tip of the mueller iceberg. there are many people he's interviewing, we have no idea who they are. they are important witnesses and they meed to tell the truth. if they don't mueller has the ability to get e-mails, text messages, he's got all the intelligence community at his command. if he's overseas that opens up more avenue for u.s. surveillance on communications. >> explain ken, why should people be paying attention to this? why is this important, why does it matter? >> well, i think in particular in this case it puts a spotlight on the work that manafort and gates was doing. it also brings in an american law firm, askin

know there's a lot of questions from the families, but there's an ongoing investigation. >> reporter: lu is in jail without bail. discord is a san francisco tech company. they say they have technology in place to keep adults from reaching out to young strangers. reporting live in mountain view, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> muhammed ali, the driver accused of killing a chp officer on christmas eve was scheduled to be arraigned today. our cameras were there as chp officers made their way out the door. the mother of the officer was also there. he was killed on 880 in hayward. he was married, a father of three. ali is accused of being drunk and high when he crashed his patrol car -- into his patrol car. he is charged with murder and will be back in court later this week. >>> a suspected drunk driver who killed an nfl player could be the latest flash point now in the heated immigration debate. he's an undocumented immigrant charged with killing that football player in indiana. we've learned he was arrested twice here in the bay area and deported two times. damian

zabaleta que un encuentro con los suyos reconoce que entÓo en depresiÓn y un persona con un abrazo le a lu [♪] >> ¿quÉ es eso de duplicar el pago? ¿quÉ es eso? quedamos en algo, no somos unos niÑos, esto es cosa de hombres. un acuerdo es un acuerdo. >> sÍ, pero no habiamos quedado en que debÍamos enfrentar a un ejÉrcito privado, hermano. y yo te dije que secuestrar a este seÑor iba a ser complicado. >> Él es responsabilidad mÍa, dÉjalo en paz, ¿sÍ? >> tienes razÓn, muchacho, orlando los metiÓ en un lÍo sin igual, en un problemÓn. >> vamos, vamos, ¡silencio! ¡silencio, silencio, entra ahÍ! >> no lo escuches, muchacho, todos ustedes estÁn muertos. >> [orlando] ¡entra ahÍ! >> oye, hermano, ¿quÉ cuento es ese? ¿de quÉ estaba hablando? >> no es nada, no es

very, very much. ♪ >> reporter: sindy lu knows nothing of her boyfriend's true identity.limpse. it's what he says while consoling her after she smashes her guitar during an argument with her mother. >> translator: he said, "no, relax. let's fix things." he said, "don't be angry at your parents. if you want we can kill them." so i told him "no, but it's not a big deal. and that's the only time i felt a bit of fear, but i know maybe he said that so i would calm down, or to get me to laugh. >> reporter: but no one was laughing. certainly not back in texas, where even kent whitaker was now beginning to believe the worst. >> when he ran away it kinda kicked the third leg out of the stool, that he must actually have been involved. by that point in time i'm thinking it's pretty hard for me to extend any potential arguments against it. >> reporter: but investigators still had no physical evidence, no clue who fired the murder weapon, and no idea what happened to bart whitaker. >> i had nowhere to look for him and no leads to follow up on to try and find him. so that was disappoin

. >> donaig de lu has worked for unicef in the central african republic for years.e kaga bandoro camp is just one of many in the country, she says, and things are getting worse. >> the humanitarian needs are increasing. sadly, more and more people are under attack. we have 600,000 people who are internally displaced within the country, which what it was at the peak of the crisis in 2014, so there is still a lot to do. >> among the refugees, tens of thousands of children who were taken up by armed grououps. the un is trying to liberate as many as possible from the warlords and rebels, but many struggle to reintegrate in society. many of the girls were kept for years as sex slaves. >> i was 12 and lived in bangui. an armed group forced me to go with t them. since then, , i've lived aroud here. i'm 17 now. it was terrible. i saw and i did the most a awfl things. the life that i had all of those years was no life at all. >> thehere's no sasafe haven r childrdren in this environmentf violence. at least there's a playground in the camp. but the legacy of war is unmistakab

arrested him when two parents came forward saying their children reported being inappropriately touched by lu at that center. officers say he was communicating with potential victims on discord, which is a gaming app. >>> muhammad ali, the driver, accused of killing a chp officer on christmas eve, was scheduled to be arraigned today. we found out the court continued the case to a later date. officers were also there as a show of support as was the mother of the officer. officer andrew was killed in hayward. he was a married father of three. he's accused of being drunk and high when he crashed into the patrol car. he's being charged with murder. >>> on this tuesday evening, thousands of people are on the move. this might not surprise you, our traffic is among the worst in the world. looks smooth at this hour. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. a new study reveals we have one of the worst top five traffic spots in the world. the question now, what can be done to fix it? sam brock joins us now with some answers in san francisco. >> reporter: raj, good evening. it is a little smoother tonight tha

public transportation is like lu your best bet.bc bay area news. >>> returning now to our olympic coverage. the men's curling team now officially can be called rock stars. nbc gina kim live in pyeongchang with more on all of that. gina. >> reporter: oh, i like that, terry. we have one more day of olympics. why not? boy, was that a magic moment. that goal we got last night, it was the ninth gold medal of these games. that matches the number we had in the last three olympics. so curling brought us to even steven. it happened in the eighth end. the end is what curling calls innings in baseball. they were 5-5. boom. with one last slide, they doubled their score to 10. and with two ends left, that means they already won. and so they took the podium last night. a funny moment happened there. they were given their gold medals. when they turned it around they said gold in women's curling. the officials quickly realized what had happened and of course they corrected the mistake. by the way, mr. t. a huge fan. the curlers got a call from the

but will they meet lu ke‘s high standards?grandad" round, only because he was dad before he was a grandad. just swap them round a little bit, please. great at all times. can't fault it. really happy. now, we're going to get warm, quick cup of tea, get the young ones in, get them sorted, and then wait for the bell to go, carry on with the service. bell chimes. i really liked how you ran it, actually. you did a very good job. thank you. i think it was very inspiring to see. to say you've only been going a couple of months, to what you've got, is amazing. thank you for coming down. luke has left ellie and ben feeling inspired, but being your own boss isn't the only option open to these youngerta kers. many funeral firms offer in—house training, helping their trainees with industry—backed courses, and that's something ellie is looking at. her boss jacqui has brought her along to meet one of her older colleagues, who is also called ellie. morning, everyone. hi, kate. i'm feeling very nervous. yeah, it's been a long morning. it'sjus

and lu. one of the things that is special about this is the elephant will stop -- the elephant. this is one frame. that is one moment. i have created a photograph inhe the serengeti, i was able to witness for 26 hours an amazing communication between all of these competitive species in a watering hole. honestly, it sounds difficult. when i was there, i felt le noah was going to drop the argan the ark and load the animals there. something in the animal communication that i never read in a book or any scientist ever described. it is really important -- this is not a time lapse. people think i set up the camera and have a cappuccino machine and the camera shoots every 30 second it doesn't work that way. i am hand-cocking a conventional large-format lens. i photograph in the most traditional manner i am just capturg on the digital back, but everything i do is traditional, and there is no automation in my process. it is essentially i am street photographer, almost, if you image it from 50 feet in the air, and i'm constantly looking and constantly scouring the scene, and i never get b

caucus, and joined by my colleagues the vice chair of the caucus linda sanchez, and congressman bin lu han, chairman of the dnlc that we will have be joined by leader pelosi who is on the floor right now, and as you know, she is giving a one minute as well as a expect mr. hoyer as well as jim cli burp, but they are as well on tr -- j they are on the floor and unable to be here right now. welcome to the theme united for a better tomorrow. we are not where we expected to be quite frankly and we had all hoped to be in cambridge, maryland, for this conference retreat, and conference, but we are not wavering on the commitment to offer progressive agenda to benefit all americans. this year's theme reflects who we are. that we are united. democrats are united in our own vision for a better tomorrow, for a better america. the american people want to know that democrat, and what the democrats stand for. they want to know that we stand with them and by them. and during the next few days, we will discuss our vision for the future of the great nation, and the policies that will turn our vision int

lu said. it certainly seems like the white house's argument has shifted yet again from yesterday, pointing the finger at the fbi and intelligence agencies as not completing their background check. now it's this relatively obscure office which doesn't do investigations. >> what changed is the fbi came out and said, hey, we investigated this. we sent it to the white house. it was their ball from there, their responsibility to do what they should with this information. one of the thing this points to is perhaps as president you don't want to be at war with your own fbi. in a normal administration you might have some coordination with the fbi about how to handle the sort of public relations on something like this. but handing off the responsibility to an obscure bureaucratic office at the white house, which does not have nearly the responsibility from all the experts that have talked about this today that the white house is claiming they have, seems like just passing the buck. >> paul, you worked

and quan lu got a shot of other people looking in the sky. we like to see more of the beautiful photos from the bay area and from around the world log onto the home page for nbcbayarea.com for a gull gallery. >> my punishments don't look like that. >> mine either. >> i got up i was like -- my phone won't capture this i'm going back to bed. but the moon is 20% closer tonight scott said maybe better pictures. >> mine was a little bit fuzzy. >> you did it. >> you looked up and at 5:30. >> yeah it was -- it was pretty school. the next time it's happening at least the trifecta thing january 31st of 203 mark the calendars. >> we'll be here doing in. >> of course. ic take you to the microclimate forecast tonight. >>> everybody is a little bit growingy after this dhek out this photo from garvin thomas nbc bay area proud. he said #superblue blood moon i drag the ten and 8-year-olds kids are growingy. just like, again many of the adults. you can share the photos if you like. head to the facebook page. 80s great resource to connect waem. it's jeff ranie

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us with the excrewsive lu details. >> reporter: when a minor leaves here they head over to the juveniles and the gang unit for juveniles has not been downsized or eliminated but only restructured but critics say that claim is false. they are breaking into homes and cars all across santa clara county. some of these suspects belong to what are known as crews or even gangs, but beginning monday the probation department will no longer have a specialized unit to deal with juvenile gang members. this could be life-threatening, and these are very dangerous young people who are organized and are attempting to harm people in our community. >> in a statement the probation chief told nbc bay area, quote, an internal decision was made by the juvenile services division management team to restructure the juvenile gang unit and move three probation officer positions into a specialized program unit that offers a higher level of service. she goes on to say, quote, this is a prudent decision that will improve our supervision and street. gang-related youth resulting in

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last friday police receiving a call saying his child was molested by lu. >> it appears that he began the beginning of the school year in august, sept of 2017. >> reporter: police say there could be more. >> he has been involved with the school for a couple of years and any child he has been in contact is a potential victim. he has also volunteered at other organizations and we are still trying to figure out other names of those organizations. >> reporter: the school declining our request for interviews. vic lee abc7 news. >>> a 6.4 magnitude earthquake proved deadly in taiwan. kristen sze shows us the damage. >> this is one of five buildings that collapsed. looking at this apartment building leaning dramatically. the first two floors completely crush. rescuers with flashlights climb ladders to try to find those who may be trapped. the marshal hotel with two employees dead. amazing given the fact that the quake happened close to midnight. >> we were home in our apartment on the 12th floor. we felt it is a modern apartment building, we felt more of a swaying than a jolt. >> reporter: t

chelsea went ahead through willian before romelu lukaku's ahead through willian before romelu lu ka ku'sa second—half header from jesse lingard lukaku's equaliser and a second—half headerfrom jesse lingard earned united all three points. chelsea has slipped to fifth place. selfie ‘s defeat means slipped to fifth place. selfie ‘s defeat mea ns tottenha m slipped to fifth place. selfie ‘s defeat means tottenham move into fourth after a late victory away at crystal palace. a goal from harry kane minutes from time. a frustrating afternoon. his 24th of the season and put him back at the premier league scoring charts ahead of liverpool's both out. celtic have restored a nine point lead at the top of the scottish premiership after beating aberdeen 2—0. mousa dembele headed ljames forrest's dembele headed injames forrest's cross from close range to give celtic a 1—0 lead at half—time and then set up kieran tierney for their second giving celtic their tenth win ina row second giving celtic their tenth win in a row against the dons who stay in third place in the league. away from football ben stok

joining us now, san francisco republican party vice chair ken lu is also a police -- and ethan, a political commentator in the bay area radio host. ethan, i love san francisco. i love it. i have family there. i have friends there. i've been going for a long time. it has a major problem and i don't care if you're a democrat, republican, or somewhere in between, it's not getting better, it seems to be getting worse. what do you think? >> it's true. it is problematic. i will say that under mayor ed lee, who recently passed away, we produced a number of veterans who are homeless in the city of san francisco. we are taking an approach. but remember, we are being handcuffed by a number of laws that prohibit the ability of taking care of people with mental health issues and making them get the psychiatric care that they need. getting them the addictive care. we allow people under the guise of civil liberties to be free and not put them in places to get the help that they need to protect and help themselves, let alone others and allow them to become contributing members of society again. this is a

rebecca lu ry the technology is there.t be left to voluntarily police themselves —— rebecca is a mum, and a headteacher. it would be good to have something concrete and everybody has to abide by it and then we can learn from each other and make sure that happens. i understand why companies might not wish to do that but for children's safety it is important. in response to the nspcc‘s report the government says social media companies must go further and faster in reducing the risks their platforms prose, particularly to children, and we are considering all options to make this happen including changes to the law when necessary. the question is whether legislation can catch up with the ever evolving internet will stop sarah campbell, bbc news. rugby‘s six nations tournament begins tomorrow, with hopes high in scotland that they have their best team in decades. defending champions england are playing in rome on sunday. but it all begins tomorrow in cardiff, as wales host scotland — a rugby nation anticipating a renaissance wh

the event, held for lieutena nt—general hristo lu kov, went ahead despite condemnation from the mayorcongressmen. the march has been held annually since 2003. a worldwide search is under way for nirav modi, a billionaire indian jeweller accused of cheating the state—owned punjab national bank out of nearly $1.8 billion. it's been reported that mr modi, who's achieved notoriety in india, left the country just days before the start of the investigation into him. 14 people have been killed, including a six—month—old baby, when a mexican military helicopter, carrying top officials surveying the damage from an earthquake, crashed in a small town in the southern state of oaxaca in mexico. shuba krishnan has more. it was supposed to be a military mission to assess damage and provide support after a shocking 7.2 magnitude quake. but it all went terribly wrong. the helicopter carrying mexico's interior minister and the 0axaca state governor crashed on top of two minibuses in a small village not far from the epicentre. 14 people were killed including a six—month—old baby. remarkably, senior off

last friday police receiving a call saying his child was molested by lu. >> it appears that he began the beginning of the school year in august, sept >> reporter: police say there could be more. >> he has been involved with the school for a couple of years and any child he has been in contact is a potential victim. he has also volunteered at other organizations and we are still trying to figure out other names of those organizations. >> reporter: the school declining our request for interviews. vic lee abc7 news. >>> a 6.4 magnitude earthquake proved deadly in taiwan. kristen sze shows us the damage. >> this is one of five buildings that collapsed. looking at this apartment building leaning dramatically. the first two floors completely crush. rescuers with flashlights climb ladders to try to find those who may be trapped. the marshal hotel with two employees dead. amazing given the fact that the quake happened close to midnight. >> we were home in our apartment on the 12th floor. we felt it is a modern apartment building, we felt more of a swaying than a jolt. >> reporter: the quake

nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us with the excrewsive lu details. >> reporter: when a minor leavesuveniles and the gang unit for juveniles has not been downsized or eliminated but only restructured but critics say that claim is false. they are breaking into homes and cars all across santa clara county. some of these suspects belong to what are known as crews or even gangs, but beginning monday the probation department will no longer have a specialized unit to deal with juvenile gang members. this could be life-threatening, and these are very dangerous young people who are organized and are attempting to harm people in our community. >> in a statement the probation chief told nbc bay area, quote, an internal decision was made by the juvenile

jeremy lu, the partner from lightspeed who had done the deal kind of came out and said he had done antigation. nothing to see here, the company denied it. as we learned today, behind the scene investors were poking up running of the company. for me, the takeaway is silicon valley, if you want to look at it is making progress on gender issues. the fact that hq would be subjected to scrutiny at this stage feels is something slightly new. and, they were able to do the deal so that is causing outrage and twitter. the other hand, if you look a bit of progress. emily: what is it that investors are so optimistic about when it comes to the future of this company? behavior aside, what is the potential behind this idea? max: the thing that is exciting to the point of view of investors is the fact these are concurrent viewers. 1.5 million may not seem like a huge number, but the thing you have to remember is when you see a you tube video that has been viewed 100 million times, that is coming over the course of weeks, months, or even years. concurrent viewers are much better for advertising. adve