news asia coming up pakistan's plan to police its internet investigation revealed as lum about to deal with an overseas surveillance company what does this mean for civil liberties in the country. and north korea's kim jong un has decided south korean built hotels are not good enough for him we take a look at the joint peace project that is on the rocks but you know we also have a mountain of of the best talent of all is tackling the trash piling high on the slopes of mount everest. we also take a look at how india is preparing for it and we'll festival to bali which starts this weekend. i'm melissa chan and this is news asia thank you for joining us pakistan plans to tighten its control of internet activity through a nation wide web control system news outlet code a story says it's gained exclusive access to documents showing that islam about contracted a canadian company called san divine to help build the system the surveillance infrastructure would monitor all of the country's incoming and outgoing internet traffic. very own marley was one of the reporters who worked with coda stor

presser innovationist and high profile lum alumni of washington high launched a petition to get the issue on the november ballot. >>> a white house politics and name calling include steve kerr but now the warrior head coach fires back at president trump, a day after mr. trump referred to the coach as a little boy. >> it was surreal. it was very, very strange. but as i said, it's -- you know, just -- he quickly moved on to his next bullying victim today. i'm not sure who it was. >> coach kerr very thoughtful after giving a lengthy response after the game about the back and forth with the president. all stemming from the nba rocky relationship with china, the two are at odds after an nba executive tweeted support for anti-government protesters in hong kong when asked about the situation coach kerr declined to comment at link. the president accused kerr of being hypocritical since kerr usually speaks out about mr. trump's domestic policies. >> let's get a check of for example forecastings. process i woke up with three layers now just one. >> well tomorrow you might need four. >> that chilly

everyone to cherish the city and that hong kong return to peace like some rights activists have condoned lumsdress as pointless. i think you've today's most pressing concern isn't addressed along with the fact that carrying arms government has not responded to the people's 5 demands and i think this policy address because no i mean i might be but for 4 months. playing. for the public. but they didn't. get it for 4 i thought about it because of. that's introduce the panel on today's inside story in hong kong joining us via skype is emily lau chairperson of the international affairs committee of the democratic party welcome in london roderick y. a fellow at the asia pacific program chatham house and also in hong kong ruben one to judge a professor for asian initiatives at the i.e.e.e. s. a business school welcome to all of my guests and to you here on inside story just to get a brief snapshot of what we feel about what's been going on in hong kong can i just ask you the generic question 1st the people there have varying opinions about what is going on and how they feel about carry land as we kn

ken lum remembers how coming to live here on his own at age 11 was a bit frightening but also exciting. back then he found a grandmother an elderly woman without any family in town. she cooked for him sometimes and let him watch t.v. . he only comes to the market hall to shop on special occasions he can't afford most of what sold here. he has the rice he brought from home and cooks meals for himself in his room in 6 months will finish his high school degree oh. god saying i'll do my best to get a high score on the leaving that day so that i can go to university to be hands on this i see that he says a full on. only the top 3 in his class will get a scholarship. 37 students are competing for young mum doesn't want to disappoint his father a fine. young. man my dream is to study something about i t a he and yet but it might be become a police officer you have been but my father doesn't really should pull those ideas and only my own dog shit but you know there's a point in the end to my financial situation will determine whether i can go to university or note we don't have the money for i

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everyone to cherish the city and that hong kong return to peace like some rights activists have condoned lums address as pointless. i think you've today's most pressing concern isn't addressed along with the fact that kerry lands government has not responded to the people's 5 demands and i think this policy address because no i mean i might be but for 4 months. playing down. for the public. but he didn't. get it or i thought about it because of. that's introduce the panel on today's inside story in hong kong joining us via skype is emily lau chairperson of the international affairs committee of the democratic party welcome in london roderick y. a fellow at the asia pacific program chatham house and also in hong kong ruben want to judge a professor for asian initiatives at the i e s e business school welcome to all of my guests and to you here on inside story just to get a brief snapshot of what we feel about what's been going on in hong kong and i just ask you the generic question 1st the people there have varying opinions about what is going on and how they feel about carry land as we know i

what does the shadow business secretary rebecca lum billy make of this? this morning. on the basis of what is on the table so far borisjohnson's proposals basis of what is on the table so far boris johnson's proposals are incredibly damaging for our economy. we'll see what will happen in negotiations and assess the deal on its merits when it finally comes before they has, if it does. if it is as it stands, the deal on the table is incredibly damaging and i would not add any other labour mps are any mp across the house to support those measures. equally, we have the ban act, which requires the prime minister to secure an extension in the event that he cannot cure approval for a new deal brexit so that he can make future plans after a general election has taken place for example. so that is the labour point of view. meanwhile, we had the queen's speech tomorrow. lots of p°mp queen's speech tomorrow. lots of pomp and ceremony. the state 0pening of parliament. this is the opening of parliament. this is the opening ofa of parliament. this is the opening of a n

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public health england our school science experiment is great but when you look at the actual lums you see more changes in smokers lungs which is very concerning which is bad outright they paying well but knowing what you know right now now i think usually start with banning labels so flavors of the number of goals are no great things working initiation and developing into back a company's notice so starting with banning variables menthol for example so you prefer to break so easy to take fruit flavors flavors they should be on the market amount i'm just thinking back to when cigarettes the information about cigarettes was not being people were not being transparent the industry was not being transparent about the holland cigarettes was doing us it was trying fashionable sometimes even mountains being healthy but it wasn't the case to feel that way revisiting that time but now with a pain point out it is do you think that could be a total possible. you know i don't think that's the case you know really. these small businesses in the united states really came up from from independent sm

everyone to cherish the city and that hong kong return to peace like some rights activists have condoned lumsddress as pointless. i think you've today's most pressing concern isn't addressed along with the fact that carrying arms government has not responded to the people's 5 demands and i think this policy address because no i mean i might be but for 4 months. playing down. for the public. but to get it. to get it for ourselves but it because of. the introduce the panel on today's inside story in hong kong joining us via skype is emily lau chairperson of the international affairs committee of the democratic party welcome in london roderick y. a fellow at the asia pacific program chatham house and also in hong kong ruben want to judge a professor for asian initiatives at the i e s e business school welcome to all of my guests and to you here on inside story just to get a brief snapshot of what we feel about what's been going on in hong kong and i just ask you the generic question 1st the people there have varying opinions about what is going on and how they feel about kerry land as we know it

beautiful. 63 in santa rosa. 62 in napa and pet lum thaluma,t you may want extra blanket or turn up the heat. overnight, mainly clear, good radiational cooling so chilly or cold morning. string of fall days expected this week and temperatures gradually coming up next few days. live from the santa cruz camera. it's sunny, not necessarily warm. tomorrow morning it's going to start out chilly. 43 in livermore, 40 in santa rosa. mid-40s in san rafael and san jose. coldest in ukiah, 48 in afternoon highs tomorrow, little bit warmer than today. mid-70s around morgan hill, g l gilroy. 64 in half moon bay. redwood city. downtown san francisco is 66. sea braze in daly city, but wall-to-wall sunshine coast to inland. low 60s along the coastline, 71 in san rafael. 75 in santa rosa. coming closer to average but still below where we should be. east bay, 69 in oakland, 69 in berkeley. 71 in oakland, excuse me. pleasanton is mild, concord is 75. livermore, 4 degrees. accuweather seven-day forecast features warmer weather for the wednesday. little bit of a slip thursday but friday it warms back up to m

congress is trying to say we'd like to ill lum nate this issue and have people decide about this notionit's a concerted effort to shield the public from information. they had a singular focus on the bidens, not america. >> the committee is expected to pass their rules for these public hearings. among these rules is a man plan designate 45 minutes at least for the chairman and the top ranking member on the committee or for their counsel. we're expecting this is going to happen before the questions. it seems likely that we will see committee lawyers doing questions at the beginning. in the lewandowski hearings it was one of the more effective ways, maybe the only effective part of that hearing. what do you think of this? >> i think there's pretty wide understanding when you watch these hearings that the 5-minute increments by members is not the most effective way to gather information. barry burke, one of the lawyers on the judiciary committee who did part of the interviewing of corey lewandowski in his hearing, that was a more effective part than when the members were interviewing him. i

the high school lum nigh association filed the lawsuit in san francisco superior court yesterday they want the mural preserved arguing that it depicts history that should be remembered. critics say the mural shows the oppression of native americans and african-americans. the school board and community members voted to cover the new deal era wsh i should say mural with what impanels in august. now in the east bay. oklahoma a's fans are of the invited to to a townhall about the stadium proposal at howard terminal. the group oakland united demand that the a's negotiate a strong community benefits agreement that guarantees good jobs and affordable homes before the project moves forward. many in the community fear the project will lead to jent tri fieks aen the project. it starpts at taylor memorial church at 10:30 this morning in oakland. >>> kohls hosting a job fair getting ready for holidays. all stores in the bay area taking part in a hierpg day event from 10:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. if interested go to any store, apply and interview today. the company viccing to hire 5,000 season

july 24th with the rest of these s&p growth names scott, you could lump in there mcdonald's, you could lum americlump american express in there. walmart might be a little rich >> i think it is >> if you're worried about the dollar, you're worried about some multinationals, why did you sell the small caps? >> small caps are largely financial orientation. >> okay. >> on that ism -- >> best group in september >> it was, but you have to acknowledge that ism report was bad. >> hold on i want to make sure i understand you sold the small caps today based on ism reports >> absolutely. ten-year goes from 175 to 161, 14 basis points in one day the lift that the financial institutions got in the third quarter was largely on the back up in yields from 144 up to 1.90 i'll acknowledge that. i'm holding a lot of financials, usb, jpmorgan, added wells fargo, american express, mastercard, kkr, which is another nightmare in the last couple of days you have to take a look then when you get an ism reading like that and say i have too much exposure >> now everybody loves wells fargo. >> i like it it's a specia

every time i come in, he tells me it is druze lum stone.d i say, run, you'll have told me that 100 times. and he said come you have no idea how expensive it is. and i is in jerusalem asked if he could get jerusalem stone and he said yes, i can get it for cheap. and we built it for less than five hundred thousand dollars. we opened within four months. that is better than the roman story if you want to know. instead of a billion and a half -- don't forget, the billion was going to be 2 billion and then 3 billion. i could tell you stories. not only did we get and do what i said i was going to do but i got the building built and it has been open for a year and a half. and it is a beautiful, beautiful embassy. and maybe someday they will build whatever they want to build and have a good time and waste money but we have a beautiful building how that works beautifully. and it opened in just a few months. and we did another thing -- after 52 years, of negotiation, i recognized the israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. that was a big deal. the

hear that throughout the morning and you'll see that in living color when you see our members and lums speak to you. if you don't know about the opportunity, you can't take advantage of it. and i hope we'll all focus on and working on is how do we broaden the number of americans who are aware of service opportunities so they can take advantage of them. again, i really appreciate this opportunity to be with all of you this morning and i look forward to hearing from my fellow panelists. [applause] barbara, thank you, and thank you for your service. governor. thank you, belle. my thanks to brookings and the service year alliance for convening us all here today. i am not surprised that there's a through line from general alan through belle and my fellow panelists. i'm sorry that i have to come near the end because you've all heard it before and i think most of you are here because you elieve it. jesse, i'm sorry for you. i too very strongly believe in the importance of national service. i want to make a point of the urgency of moving toward service and tell you why. as belle said at the ou

governor newsom vetoed a bill designed fookeep tourists from causing a traffic jam on lum bard streethave required reservations and a toll, but newsom said access to the attraction should be available to all. >>> some home owners near the cal decut tunnel on highway 24 are complaining about noisy generators inside the tunnel. cal tran installed them last week during the power shut offs. officials say the generators will stay on for a few more days. >>> berkeley mayor jesse arygone will join immigrant rights groups at city hall, expected to demand the u.s. senate pass a bill protecting people brought to the u.s. illegally as children, offering them a path to citizenship. >>> news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com. >>> welcome back, it is 8:27, you know it not a bad ride at all for this monday morning, in fact lets go live look at the bay bridge. look at that, very quiet conditions as you work out of the east bay into san francisco. you will have brake lights off the east shore freeway but once to the bridge shouldn't have delays, lit

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. >> that's near the santa cruz mountains bridge there and at lum rock area there, they're turning thoseecause of the threat of high fire danger. >> all it takes is a spark and very dry conditions and the winds could carry some of these fires away very quickly. so that's been the problem here, and so as we look at our wind speed forecasts right now, not yet windy in parts of the south bay, but we are starting to see some of the winds pick up in the north bay as the cold front sweeps from north to south and here is a look at the wind forecast. it takes us hour by hour and shows the entire bay area where in spots like winters and clearlake we could see those winds sustained and gusting over 30 to 40 miles per hour, and then we start to see the winds increasing this afternoon into the evening for the south bay, but for most of the day it's mostly the north bay and the higher elevations where we will have the highest winds, and so even as we go into tonight into the day tomorrow, it still looks pretty gusty with the offshore wind flow. that's the reason why they highlighted much of the bay a

and in its said it is this ill lum natty and they said they were all up to it and they put this up company company. they said they put them up to it to frame the russians. this has been debunked at every step. but the point is to absolve the russians and make it look like this deep state things goes much deaner than you'd ever imagine. >> so, ben there is fascinating as always from you. we're looking at how thin the barrier is between the swamp and the white house when it comes to these matters. tell us what you know about how these details traveled from for chan to the president's lawyer to tv. >> sure. these started on niche blogs, basically. there were forged documents that made it look like russia couldn't have hacked the dnc. these have been debunked. the metadata showed it happened right around when this happened. but it's tied to basically far right extremism and its sister sites. that started there. it perk lates up, goes to things like reddit and then to blogs that people like rudy giuliani read. you saw him on fox news reading this blog that no one's ever heard of. that sort of t