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they didn't have a $15 million listing in salt lake city. there's some of the acreage. 183 acres. >> the difference. >> for $10 million in salt lake city. >> wow. >> you could also buy a $3 million plane and play for some fuel and still make out all right. >> do mock. >> might have a new plan for the morning team. >> good thinking. >> exactly. we'll do our research and check things out. you check out what's trending there. housing prices. nbc bay area.com. find all this information, folks. and, of course, we always tune in live for the broadcast and just check it back with you guys. >> thanks, mike. >>> okay. so tsa, they actually stopped a plot of -- get this, snakes on the plot from becoming reality. agents actually stopped this bag. they thought might be a concealed explosive. but inside -- python. >> no. >> yeah. the agents say that snake was carefully hidden inside the electronics of a hard drive and in a checked bag and caught it in time and never made it on board that plane. the passenger was fined. >> can you imagine that? if it got

for something different and the better alternative stein says is green kristen salumi al jazeera salt lake city utah. piles of plastic de brie have washed up on the coast of the dominican republic consider conservationists say they've already removed sixty tons of rubbish at the beach near the capital santa domingo but there's so much waste that the military has been scrambled to help with the cleanup charles moore is the founder of algol its own body in research foundation a member of the plastic pollution coalition he says that what's happening in the dominican republic is a small example of a bigger problem. we're losing the battle i predicted this twenty years ago that it would happen when i discovered the great pacific garbage patch that dozens of miles from shore now it's invading the biosphere it's in our salt our sugar our water our air our honey our beer and just because we see big pieces floating up now people are taking notice but when you see a bunch a little bit plastic you gotta understand there's a bunch of micro a now no size plastic as well and that's invading our bodily t

for something different and the better alternative stein says is green kristen salumi al jazeera salt lake city utah. the blockade of cattle is checkmating chess player there wittingly caught up in the thirteen month diplomatic dispute and spent a lot of reports. this tournament in doha is a chance for katter's chess players to move up in the international rankings but opportunities like this are proving harder to come by many of these players were looking forward to competing in the arab regional chess championship but host country the united arab emirates banned them from taking part so i didn't even know before one day of the tournament i was i didn't know if i was going to go and that gets train of thought i kept my hopes up lots of was just this was very disappointing and i just wasn't teller to play as much as i was taking over the u.a.e. band follows controversy at a global tournament in saudi arabia two months earlier cattery players were initially denied the right to compete under their flag and there were delays in issuing visas the saudis relented at the last moment but the catt

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in salt lake city utah against a backdrop of beautiful local scenery and national political turmoil the green party is holding its annual national meeting. these left leaning green candidates are hoping to capitalize on american voters frustration with an increasingly polarized two party system and make a mark in the upcoming midterm elections i'm here to represent a better way forward i'm here to represent policies built on empathy built on the idea that the things that we do to our impact all of us green site studies that show sixty percent of americans want a third party option whether it's protecting the environment social justice or immigration the greens insist that they not democrats are the truly progressive party and unlike democrats and republicans they are free from the influence of corporate money. to. just sign ran for president on the green party ticket in two thousand and sixteen she got less than one percent of the vote nationwide but some democrats blame her for hillary clinton's loss they queue stine of siphoning democratic votes in states like michigan and wisconsin t

for something different and the better alternative stein says is green kristen salumi al jazeera salt lakecity utah. voters are being courted by zimbabwe's ruling as zanu p.f. party now that robert mugabe is no longer the president the new leader emerson and got what he has told them the government's controversial land grabs are a thing of the past campaigns ahead of the election in eight days time opinion polls suggest it will be a close contest government from harare thank you many white zimbabweans have a farm seized and given to black families because of land reform laws passed when robert mugabe was president over the years some felt his black economic empowerment policies excluded them from mainstream politics and job opportunities the army forced mugabe to resign and the man who replaced him says land grabs would no longer be tolerated president. hu seeking reelection has been looking for votes among whites and barbarians at a rally in had any. reform. near. what the word. must be. one. some us skeptical about the timing of the president's reassurances to white voters a few days bef

accomplish in the upcoming election we'll check in with you later for the moment chris and salumi in salt lake city thank you. for all of the members of the thai football team rescued from a cave are stateless but they're not alone nearly seven hundred thousand people in thailand are stateless including one hundred fifty thousand children although they're now treated as heroes by the authorities and were invited to appear on national t.v. they barely have rights in thailand step vasant reports of the most northerly tip of thailand the hometown of the wild boars the football team trapped in a cave for eighteen days nothing more than a small river device may sight from neighboring myanmar. like many other members of ethnic minorities in this border region for members of the team are stateless go check up old chum to won't cross into thailand to look for a better education after his parents from the shan minority died. the twenty five year old is seen as the man who taught the boys how to survive in the cave. they all gave blessings at a local temple i am happy to be home i was finally able to sl

experience changes the boy because there they are in the middle of nowhere in a great expanse of salt lakestest sky you are ever going to see in your life. you have perspective. you know, you just become dandruff on the side of the great beast of the earth. you have written before in books and novels about the power of the landscape, the power of the solitude you can find there, the nature of that place. it is clear that western australia just haunts you every hour of your life. even if you are a youth as i was when i first went out camping and hunting in that landscape, eventually just by the nature of the differential in size and scale of it and you, you are forced... you are forced outside your comfort zone mentally and as well as physically. i want to ask you finally is this, it is the question i think anybody would begin to ask themselves as they go on this journey, and it is this, how much has he changed and in what way by the end of the book? yeah, that is the sort of central question, really. he is a different boy to the kid that we first know in the beginnings of the book and he ha

it's wonderful to be in salt lake where my wife and i have been here for the last day of and a little bit and everybody has been so welcoming. i think deborah wants to buy a house. she was looking at real estate listings so we'll see how that goes. if you take a second to look at that fantastic quilt over there, we actually have the author with us. she is a little bit shy. we are going to end there is one more person. we have i think in arguably the best and most accomplished through organized quite a lot of things and had among others two of his own son's writing and we will talk about that. i don't know if you want to stand up -- [applause] i think i will just turn it over to you guys. >> i've ever done an outside talk so we will take a shot at this and see how we do. would you trust your country to these fellows or trust your mail with them? absolutely. okay. you are not allowed to interject. [laughter] this is another famous person from the utah area actually. one of these fellows they were both very famous and accomplished members of the pony express family. one of them was a hoa

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lighthouse and you find yourself in the approximate reserve that we can see incredibly beautiful salt lake's delightful babies and the mysterious grotto. it's all very romantic. vision your sources said you got the course got a bit of ideals. and that was the commune the whole idea of this is born of government sent each new video on. the shelf at the end of this and this week you can going to look because we. do have enough to cover. by the by noted that. it's a very important day for a shot. is there in the car or a muslim wedding sorry. all of the shots relatives aunts sisters and brothers are here all of them. getting cold feet she's reluctant to leave the car. with come to the con spec mosque and starry crane it's one of the most ancient mosques on the peninsula. some seven hundred years ago starry crim or caribbean as it was known then was the golden horde's administrative center. it's also the origin of crimea's modern name. this is the location rashad chose for his new car. to be honest i've never been inside a mosque before this is just as exciting for me as it is for the bride and

the reserve where you can see incredibly beautiful salt lake's delightful babies and the mysterious grotto. is so very romantic. ideals. graham and son teach me what. the end of this year was going to look. like the bottom note of the. things. it's a very important day for shots and it's there in the car or a muslim wedding ceremony. all of the shots relatives aunts sisters and brothers are here all of them. getting cold feet but she's reluctant to leave the car. with come to the con spec mosque and starry crim it's one of the most ancient mosques on the peninsula. some seven hundred years ago starry crim or qur'an as it was known then was the golden horde's administrative center. it's also the origin of crimea's modern name. this is the location rashad chose for his in the car. to be honest i've never been inside a mosque before so it's just as exciting for me as it is for the bride and groom. i don't understand a single word but even so it's very moving. always wanted to come here in winter and yesterday was literally a stall i can't imagine how the builders can stand this weather. i've

[indiscernible] it was the salt lake city olympics which is in the launch of the career. the reason he got that job was because they were bribing everyone in sight to salt lake city. on that was in the late 1990s. the prosecutors in the southern district of new york about the case. and goes down in history as one of the most disastrous prosecutions and modern history. the case fell apart so badly they got no conviction. if you look at the indictments in the case they were giving you guys money left and right. in order for them to vote for the u.s. i think soccer to answer your question lends itself to it because it's based in switzerland and because they don't have a lot of oversight. it's so beloved. and so popular throughout the world that no one likes to touch it. i think also the olympics there's only one thing to bribe and that's can we host the elliptic's. an obvious leader's big dollars there. but beneath that the tv rights or marketing rights your local gymnastics team or archery team. has a value. but soccer is just the passion and basically every country in the

hatch in his office reading salt lake's "deseret news."ssage, apologizing and fixing the result. >>> all right, we are here this morning, so you know what that means, we did not hit the mega millions. >> thrilled to be here, nonetheless. >> one person did, though. one winning ticket was sold in san jose, california. lottery officials say the golden ticket was purchased at ernie's liquors on south white road in san jose. jackpot $522 million. i keep saying 52. it feels like -- you know, it's $522 million. but i hit the lottery just with this job, so i'm happy. >> you did! and i hit the lottery just sitting next to you. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> i need to open . >>> i need to open up a warrant for the transfer of the info on that phone. >> he has more truth. he is going to flip, he now made it clear. >> it is

editorial in the salt lake tribune says our treatment of refugee children is a national disgrace. what's going on at the border with the rescue of children in thailand. would you describe that as a disgrace and if so what would you like to see done to reverse those things? guest: i think you have to go much deeper. we've got child trafficking. of course that's a disgrace. we've got using our asylum system unfairly and clogging up the way for those who do genuinely need asylum. we've got people taking advantage of children to get across the border. that's why this is far more complicated than let's just keep families together. until we start changing all of our polys to deal with this and putting the financial resources down there we are going to struggle. this is sam in tampa florida. democrat line. caller: good morning. i have a question and a comment to my question is how will this affect supply and demand that we once had in our favor and my comment also to representative curtis. i used to live in clearfield. and i did travel to provo some years ago. so could you please address

the smoke has made it all the way east toward salt lake city and still moving. jeff ranieri is keeping an eye on the air quality and where the biggest threat is right now. it seems that all of california is on fire. >> there's so much that firefighters are having to cop te -- contend with. as we get a closer look at the forecast, i want to put a map perspective on where firefighters are concerned the most right now with these flames and why there's new evacuations in place. can you see here, there's kelseyville right there. the fire they're tracking is growing more off to the east and it to the south. that's why the evacuations are in placement these a. then you go to upper lake, active on the south end, the east end and the north end. another hot day tomorrow, 95 degrees. the good news in redding, they've been able to contain the fire. most of the fires are on the western and north side. look at this, 104 tomorrow. gusts could go to 25 miles per hour. the worst of the air quality through tomorrow would be in the north and the east bay. with moderate air quality

for something different and the better alternative stein says is green kristen salumi al jazeera salt lake city utah. well the movement that looks to be gaining momentum is democratic socialism a left leaning faction of the democrats the most prominent of course senator bernie sanders who is an independent but does consider himself to be a social democrat making him the only one in congress alexandria ocasio cortez is the rising star of the democratic socialists last month the congressional candidate pulled off a stunning victory against a prominent house democrat in new york in all forty two people who run. for offices of federal state and local levels who have the formal endorsement of the democratic socialists of america county ng is a democratic socialist he's also a member of hawaii's state legislature and he's running for a seat in the u.s. congress joining us now from honolulu county on the ng are you a socialist in the old fashioned the old fashioned sense of the word or thought thanks for having me and i think democratic also with them is not so much about centralizing power withi

in policy but the election system itself christensen al-jazeera salt lake city utah. good to have you with us adrian forget here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera israeli air strike has killed a palestinian man in gaza suspected of flying burning kites across the border fence twenty two year old abdul karim red one was a member of hamas mortars were fired into southern israel after the strike amass and other palestinian political factions are calling for more protests on friday along the border with israel critics are condemning israel's new nation state blore saying it threatens the future of peace with palestinians on thursday the knesset passed a bill to fighting israel as the homeland of the jewish people prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised it as a defining moment for zionism u.s. president donald trump has asked his administration to invite russia's leader of let it be a putin to washington later this year it follows criticism of his summit in helsinki with putin earlier this week earlier trump rejected moscow's demand to question u.s. citizens in return

candidates for an advantage as mid-town elections are being proposed at the annual conference in salt lake city possibly to chelles stein has been explaining her aspirations to our ports and christensen to me. she is the woman democrats love to hate many believe jill stein cost hillary clinton the election in two thousand and sixteen arguing the green party candidate diverted crucial votes in swing states that nearly went for now president donald trump recent revelations have only fueled her critics we know from the moller investigation that the russians not only took out ads on behalf of donald trump but also on behalf of you are you worried about russian intervention in the elections one facebook ad with the kind of you know among i think it was three thousand ads if i'm not mistaken that were attributed to this russian internet agency those ads cost one hundred thousand dollars compared to know donald trump got six billion dollars worth of free air time from corporate t.v. why because he was quote damn good for their bottom line according to the c.e.o. of c.b.s. for example so you know

, and so salt lake city had stopped enforcing the american plan years ago, but a local health officialtried to bring it back. they're becoming increasingly untreatable because we so overprescribe antibiotics. i guess there is a threat of that, and as to how to combat it, i don't know. you know, quarantine is a valid public health tool. the problem is when it is motivated not by science, but by stick pa ma and by stereo-- stigma and by stereotypes and by simple hatred of women. so as to how to combat it, i really don't know. honestly, my fear is not that these laws are brought back in some postapocalyptic, antibiotic scenario, my real fear is that people have forto gotten this. they've forgotten their history. and we think something like this is unthinkable, and it changes our idea of what is possible and what is not. a lot of people, i think, now look at american politics or politics abroad and think that, like, kind of the paradigm has shifted in what is considered acceptable. but i think by remembering our history, we can shift that paradigm back. >> scott, we have to -- what you hav

in salt lake city utah against a backdrop of beautiful local scenery and national political turmoil the green party is holding its annual national meeting. these left leaning green candidates are hoping to capitalize on american voters frustration with an increasingly polarized two party system and make a mark in the upcoming midterm elections i'm here to represent a better way forward i'm here to represent policies built on empathy built on the idea of the things that we do to our impact all of us green site studies that show sixty percent of americans want a third party option whether it's protecting the environment social justice or immigration the greens insist that they not democrats are the truly progressive party and unlike democrats and republicans they are free from the influence of corporate money. to. just sign ran for president on the green party ticket in two thousand and sixteen she got less than one percent of the vote nationwide but some democrats blame her for hillary clinton's loss they queue stine of siphoning democratic votes in states like michigan and wisconsin tha

and policy but the election system itself kristen salumi al-jazeera salt lake city utah. satanical criminals catholic bishops and the u.s. three targets blamed by nicaragua's president for the wave of unrest that swept his country that he looked dressed crowds on the thirty ninth out of a serie of the one nine hundred seventy nine revolution against dictator somoza the brought him to power ortega called on protesters to end what he described as their attempts to destabilize the correct well maybe three hundred people have been killed in antigovernment protests over the past three months to zero as sanchez has been speaking to or take as supporters at the rally. now let. me. let me live. next. to him now the a. it's been a painful battle because we have confronted an obgyn spirity financed by internal forces that we know and external forces that we have identified as well. they are not. here in the morning. they were. present. in the area certainly not. caring. if i'm happy after three months of have spent by the eve of some as of this nation i celebrate the years of revol

steve patterson, nbc news, salt lake city. >>> coming up, justin bieber back in the headlines tonightannouncement that is leaving some fans sorry. >>> a family celebration at a home in connecticut turned frightening last night. several babies and small children were rushed to the hospital after a second floor deck collapsed. 15 family members gathered on the deck were injured, none seriously, thankfully. the group was welcoming home two infants born in the last two weeks. >>> on a happier note,eson to 21-year-old actress and model haley baldwin, the daughter of actor steven baldwin and niece of alec. tmz says eyewitnesses saw bieber propose at a resort in the bahamas. the couple have dated on and off most recently for the past month. >>> when we come back, inspiring moments from the daring cave rescue in thailand. >>> finally tonight -- it's not often these days that people all over are watching the same thing all together united for one cause. but this weekend it seemed like everyone in the world was pulling for those young soccer players trapped in a cave in thailand. we can all ima

outside salt lake city, the ridge fire closed in on jennie taylor's house. >> it's probably gone by now. a lot of money, a lot of time, all gone. >> reporter: facing a fire season that could rival last year's epic destruction, crews will soon face a new threat. scorching heat later this week. >> we saw rates of spread that normally we would only see in the early and late fall. >> reporter: tonight, across the west, crews bracing for a firefight in what will be no holiday on the front lines. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to a major development today in one of the most divisive issues of our time, affirmative action and whether it should be part of a college admissions process. today, a reversal by the trump administration on the issue and some higher education groups are vowing to ignore it. we get more from chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: on affirmative action, a new move back to old guidelines. the trump administration now says colleges and universities should not consider race during the admissions process. a reversal of what former presi

. >> reporter: with 60 large wildfires ravaging 11 western states, outside salt lake city, new evacuations ordered overnight. >> i just hope to god these people get out and nobody loses their life over this. >> reporter: with drought-like conditions fueling fires across the region, several cities forced to cancel fireworks shows. some communities will now use drones to illuminate the sky instead. from the frontline to the coastline, feeling the heat. >> ice cold water! >> reporter: across the country, the eastern seaboard in summer sizzle. >> it's killing me, it's so hot. i'm like walking and i'm like dying everywhere. >> reporter: tonight more than 100 million are under heat advisories or warnings. in some places it feels like triple digits. from new york city to lexington, kentucky. in texas, heat-driven thunderstorms causing widespread flooding. now dangerous soaring temperatures are headed west. double threat, fire and heat. while there may be some relief in sight for the east coast, out west the temperatures are going to get dangerous, potentially even break records. inland we're look

the san jose earthquakes soccer crowd, real salt lake in white attacking, and quakes goalie said no, no, no. it ended in a nil-nil draw. quakes now winless in the last 12 matches. >>> quick hit from nhra at sonoma raceway. the top qualifier on the left. final sunday, john ford from the left will be a story line, trying to win the division and get win number 150. may have to beat his daughter courtney to get it. all division finals coming up sunday, and if you go, ear pierces, noise reduction. >> oh, good advice. >> a must. it's loud! >> i just found these on the desk. are these yours? >> not mine, oh look at that. >> are these real? >> they fit you. we'll be right back. you can find everything for garlic fans... from pasta dishes, garlic bread and shrimp... to fiery garlic cook -offs. "garlic fries and shrimp, its delicous >>> the gilroy garlic festival continues tomorrow. you can find everything from pasta to shrimp to garlic fries and fiery cook offs. >> it's delicious. first time here. i think it's all right so far. just getting started! >> looks good. of course there's always the

and outside of salt lake city, new eeecuations have ordered overnight. a reported 58 wildfires aretl curren ablaze in ten states out west. tearing through land and property, putting thousands at risk. over on the east there may be relief in sight from the soaring heat, butlong the west the temperatures into the 90s could threaten even more unstable conditions. >> hot dog eating legend joey jaws chestnut is going to have to make a little room in his mantle and stomach after becoming coney island champion again. he won his 11th prize.th 's 4th of july hot dog eating contest, he beat out 20 other contest oants. noty setting a new record for the competitio but he broke his own world record, too, by stuffing 74 hot dogs in his face in ten minutes. in the women's division las vegas native miki suto taking home the belt two years in a row. she ate 7 hot dogs in ten minutes beating out 19 peopl >> probably has heartburn. >> at least. >> turning to tyler whehailand e soccer team and their coach has been in the cave, they are coming with different ways to get this

not only the direction of american policy but the election system itself kristen salumi al jazeera salt lake city utah. a study has found that modern day slavery in rich countries is far higher than previously thought the global slavery index report says more than forty million people across the world are living like this and the reports from the un headquarters in new york. forced to work against their will on any given day across the world millions of modern day slaves toil in fields and factories seventy percent of them are estimated to be women and children the problem isn't restricted to developing nations according to the walk free foundation researchers say despite strict laws slavery is a growing problem and the world's wealthiest nations the numbers of modern day slavery are much higher in reached developed countries like the united states like the united kingdom like my home country astray or the numbers of modern day slavery in those wealthy countries is much higher than we previously understood the study also says that north korea is the slave capital of the world home to an esti

salt lake city, close to 100 with an actual temperature of 98.highs well above 100. fresno, 101. salt lake city, 102. tucson, 105. as we go into saturday we will keep the temperatures above 100. vegas, 109. phoenix, 112. yuma, arizona about 110. it is likely we will break if not tie some records in parts of the southwest on friday. l.a., we're forecasting a high of 99. the old record was 94. yuma should tie a record. then on saturday we are still looking at us being close to record-high temperatures, not so much in yuma but >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is going to be heating up for the inland areas heading into theday and the coast and staying cool with the coasts slow to clear, and we have a wide range of temperatures reaching 61 in half moon bay and 64 in san francisco and 84 in napa, and oakland is 73, and 87 in livermore. with the highs reaching the upper 80s, we will see the increasing humidity tomorrow. and the humidity goes down and the temperatures up this saturday saturday. >> and that is the latest forecast. st. >>

he's written a piece for the "salt lake tribune," saying, i am appointed by the president, but confirmed by the national senate. i am charged with representing our country's interests which in the case of russia are complex and often little understood. popular punditry is ill suited to describing the acts of courage, dedication and patriotism i regularly witness as chief admission overseeing one of america's most sensitive overseas outposts. i want to get your reaction to this. i'll go back to something i brought up in the last hour. you have a guy like ambassador john bolton, president's national security sizer who for so much of his career, a hawkish stance toward russia and vladimir putin, and he has now been charged by the president of the united states as being the courier to bring an invitation to the president of russia for a summit here in the fall. >> you know, i think this is a great point that you're making. because there are two things that i would note. first and foremost. the if ifirst is with regards t policy. without question, the president's performance in helsinki was a

now in a column in the salt lake tribune which is owned by huntsman's brother, there is a chicago fore a stand and resign. salt lake tribune columnist writing in part, quote, ambassador huntsman, you work for a pawn, not a president. this has to be the last straw. to remain silent and continue to serve this president would be complicity in the undoing of our nation and its status as a world leader. come home, mr. huntsman, your country needs you. robert is my guest out front tonight. he knows ambassador huntsman from covering him when he was obviously governor of utah. thanks very much for being with me, robert. you didn't mince words there, and you know, you heard president trump today, right? he came out and said he misspoke in one of the multiple times that he took putin's side against the u.s. intelligence community yesterday in that press conference with president putin. did that change your call for the ambassador, ambassador huntsman, to step aside? >> you know, it really doesn't. i mean, if you read what he's saying, he said he meant to say in the context of what he was saying

steve paterson, nbc news, salt lake city. >> well, there's a grandfather i want to tell you about.ne job, to capture a picture perfect proposal, but instead he got this. this is john hart. he was riding a tramway with his family when he met a couple about to get engaged, so he was asked to record the special moment as the soon to be groom popped the all he got was his own reaction, missed the whole thing. >> that's what get. e said yes, but my goodness, and you're on the news. >> just the memory, that's it. >> i'mhillip mena. p >>> this is why the commander says it's d day, because these rains will flood the cave very quickly. >> a race against time. a team of expert divers get set to jump back into the fray as they look to save these remaining trapped boys and their soccer coach in a thailand cave with dangerous monsoon rains fast approaching. >>> the president is hours away from announcing his second pick from the highest court in the land. >>> incoming tropical storm. >>> theresa may finds herself in the fight for her political life as the u.k. eyes a european exit. >>> and marr

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they're running against a two party system that needs to change christensen let me live for us in salt lake city thank you very much france is the latest country to send help to sweden where local crews are struggling to get on top of about forty wildfires the flames are being fueled by severely hot dry weather affecting the whole nordic region sweden is called in european countries to help get control of the fires as a battle is its worst drought in more than seventy years that have been record high temperatures set around the world this week a popular chinese film about the smuggling of cheap cancer drugs is spurring on a real life effort to lower medication prices china correspondent adrian brown explains from beijing well this is a film that's really struck a chord here in china and this is one of the many cinemas in beijing that is now showing dying to survive some of us say that it's tested to become china's movie of the year it is based on the real life story of a chinese shopkeeper who imports drugs from india to sell at a profit to leukemia patients here in china who can't afford t

maggette on to -- >> salt lake went to the bank. here's maggette. seconds on the shot clock. jermaine o'neal goes to work against chris andershe uch time. >> jim: that what's a good defense. poor recognition. not only just from jermaine o'neal. but the bench and even the players on the court didn't give o'neill a warning that the shot clock was counted down. >> brian: this second straight turnover for important tri-state. corey maggette. >> he's so ease to getting back in the lane after ball is thrown. nate with the left hand and now got 24. nate robinson on the nice drive with the left hand. >> brian: maggette slips it in to chris andersson. she's having so much fun. she's loving it. that's how she played. a fierce competitor. >> jim: lady magic. 5 of 9 from the field here. here's big baby. big baby. they pushed off to grab that. didn't have to push much. >> jim: i actually tried to use that excuse all the time. there's nate. missed it. mobley. working on stoudemire. quicked it out to big baby. they'll call that one on the floor on maggette. hawkin