you know missy has his son's name tattooed on his leg joan what tang has 21 family members engraved on his skin. this can also go wrong go johnstone's once think his girlfriend's face on his arm they broke up later. tend to lose act as a sort of confirmation yes we belong together. again cole so signifies milestones in players' lives. leroy the name has a huge tattoo on his back depicting himself scoring a goal in champions league. dark money star mark arroyo's wears his birthdays around page so that he doesn't forget it. margins you know he has jesus thing done his chest and another religious classic the gun at least next to a rosary. liverpool star then you are going to tend to death this certain but the hour is not on it's back to. a song by rev started to pack inspired another trending to 2 only god can judge me mason rosie and jen what tang have. what's up with all that drama psychologists have a simple tattoos give meaning and they express. it's not easy to find what you're looking for on set if you're around with this but if you search hard enough though you'll find the slogan t

red star 2 pac inspired another trending to 2 only god can judge me ms it was healing and jim what tang heaven. what's up with all the drama. psychologists have a simplistic tend to use good meaning and bedspreads so. it's not easy to find what you're looking for on the set you're almost as bad if you search hard enough though you'll find the slogan the spirit of the dead lies in the memory of those alive. each day i come closer to the home where i was born that's one time player toby are dead of a doll's biceps tells you one of his tatoos depicts the cathedral of his hometown and 2 are references to the home already and says true land are found on many footballers skins best seen on the boa tang's who sport and the berlin telephone area code. not all players on the planet can indulge in a 2 craze though in japan for example tattoos are frowned upon. there they have become associated over time with the equivalent of the country's mafia. despite japan's long tradition of thinking. too bad for tattooed english player j. boss roid currently under contract in japan at least you won't have t

the central piece by hala tang the house of turkey behind. prison. the. your functioning is a more. energy source. seen. me tarla tango one of the stumbles most courageous artists we have to take the ferry and a whole strong carriage here in the garden of an abandoned villa her contribution to the by any sound installation a poem exploring the exploitation of nature. to weather binds a fruit tree increases its shield in the short term but squeezes the sun and kills it is a metaphor for many things. i do what i want to do but. the pressure is immense for everywhere every corner in daily life social life you one when i'm active on twitter. because of my twits something can happen to me it happens to a lot of people with no reason like just like putting on one sentence your idea just as a citizen and people are punished for it put in prisons etc so it can happen you know i never know but i'm that's the way i decide i want to lie i'm not gonna. leave the country this is. the government has banned around 200 journalists dismissed over 6000 universe 2 workers and arrested about half a 100

it tang that straight a lot with the rest when the global economy is weakening whatever reason is and that put a very negative pressure on the economy. southeast of course won a major manufacturing hub but there's little sense of bustling activity here the banner offers factory space for rent across the way it's a recruitment agency the bus home says that factories in the tech sector that make mobile phones for instance are still hiring but other companies have left china altogether. some of the factories have moved to southeast asia especially shoe manufacturers. that are you know at the moment that's putting pressure on the local job market here. showing that as well to be educated. and that means that you share my is likely to face months of uncertainty before she finds better paying work. in the united states has begun imposing 7 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of tariffs on the european union the world trade organization approved to the punitive measures to subsidies that the e.u. gives airbus planes the u.s. originally went to the w t o back in 2004 the duties affect a long list

the central piece by hala tang of the house of turkey behind barbed wire for. me really hope that. in your functioning. there just was. seen. one of the stumbles the most courageous artists we have to take the ferry and the whole strong carriage here in the garden of an abandoned villa contribution to the by any old a sound installation a poem exploring the exploitation of nature. to weather binds a fruit tree increases its shield in the short term but squeezes the sun and kills it so it's a metaphor for many things. i do what i want to do but. the pressure is immense for everywhere in every corner in daily life social life when i'm active on twitter. because of my twits something can happen to me it happens to a lot of people with no reason like just like putting on one sentence your idea just as a citizen and people are punished for it put in prison they said it can happen you know i never know but i'm that's the way i decided i want to live i'm not gonna. leave the country that's my decision. the government has banned around $200.00 journalists dismissed over $6000.00 university

syria is one of the areas the army is right now preparing to attack they have been sending additional tang's reinforcements over there so right now everything seems to be possible in the next days a direct military confrontation there between 2 armies or turkey eventually backing down. and. we heard president add on earlier today and he said he is determined to go hat with this open ration until the very end so far no signs of relenting there from ankara but it's probably safe to assume that a lot of crisis talks are taking place right now behind the scenes phone calls probably being exchanged between ancora and moscow as well it will be important what moscow say is about this because russia is bashar assad's most important and strongest ally there in the region but of course this is all taking place on the political level it's very important to pay attention to the human suffering on both sides of the border and now it's day 6 of this military operation there have been a number of civilian casualties reported on the syrian side but also on the turkish side as well at least 18 civilians have

the american came out on top in the women's individual all—round event — beating china's tang xijinggold. it means the world to me. for me, that's kind of unheard—of so it's really exciting but we finished strong and we gave it our all and it's just super exciting that i have the opportunity to do this. we think everything you do out there is absolutely awesome but out there for you, what was your own rating of your performance? today, i'd probably rated out of seven. qualifications went a little bit better here and now that i'm pretty pleased with my performance, i can't complain. india's cricketers will resume on 273—3, on the second day of the second test against south africa. mayank agarwal was again the stand out star in pune. the opening batsman with a score of 108 after his double century helped india win the first match of this series. captain, virat kohli, added 10 boundaries in an unbeaten 63. tennis — and friday is quarter—finals day at the shanghai masters, with the top 4 seeds all safely through to the last eight. the defending champion novak djokovic eased into the quar

i am with assembly member philip tang.omething cathartic about being here 30 years ago about this week, i bought my first halloween cost -- costume when i moved to san francisco. i was younger, thinner, think judy garland, that was my goal at the time. that was about the timing met you, too, will. phil couldn't be here today, but , you know, san francisco, i thank you said we are a city for everyone that works for everyone , and where everyone can work. there's something really powerful about that statement. the state legislature has worked very hard over the last nine years to reduce prison sentences , review prison sentences, to make sure that we have opportunities for californians and goodwill has been a leader in that to allow people, as mayor breed said, with criminal histories to be able to get jobs and we want to thank you. and for people with mental illness and mental health challenges, they say the best thing you can do for a person with a mental health issue is to get them a job. so we want to thank you, goodwill

>>overnight temperatures were low and the tang says it might be too cold for her and her family to sleep at home until power is restored, we'll probably be out of power i would think until at least fridayf course there others there friday. >>so you know, i'm just lling with it designed do whatever we can possibly do. family because when you get down o it that's what matters. in santa rosa fully callron 4 news. all right, let's get a chk of the weather around the bay area you know we've been talking about these. >>high winds and normally when yes,trong winds it kind of blows all of the book out of the r but because of this massive fire. >>good hanging on large bring us up to date on airquality rlly a problem of course we saw that wind shift rememb yesterday on the west and the kind of took some the smoke. >>away from the bay area n we're starting to see more of a northerly component to the wind. north easterly component and that is going to bring with it some that smoke we saw begining to filter back into the bay today you probably noticed in your hazy a kind that smoky sky out there you

wishes before the match a makeshift team saw 18 year old alfonso davies start well for their back tang was drafted in to marshall the defense. liar and are finding that she was born as easy to break down as they once were with just 15 points on the board this is their worst start twisties in for 9 years they have failed to win half their games this campaign despite this by and still have the talent to blow teams away. benjamin park for example the fact that their open the story with this of them were born in the 13th minute of the the stunning strike and one that should have set them on the path to victory. are not as confident these days as they once were the but the south. even when trailing chips don't fear buying as they once used to and why should the serial champions are a softer version of themselves days and for neon we're up for the fight. these days by and grab most of their balls to individual moments not the fast tracking combinations they were once famed for it live and dusty did the honors this time to nil surely putting the game be on the plucky visitors a little fortuna

to make peace and bring this went home nice to keep the peace and keep the violence deal did not tang's out of in his new generation to take place behind a girl's face but he said it's the say and and it just for that moment we don't know dead bodies a killing behind as to what we do is we step up and he feels the. same age and we tell that we give the answers that we don't lay this down and we don't squash this before you know. before you begin to pick up the phone call somebody call the minister home in advance just call a victim support group call in. bassinet most days can be talked out they could be told they can be we can get your i pod back we get your 50 bucks back can't get you like we got the night. you know now. that was 2 different realities the reality where we get involved in gang bang is a very use of reasons we could be here all day but the reality for the system is good business. goes one on each other. each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex system if you could figure a way to make the 7 plans trillion

one of the people in the crowd that night was civic hacker audrey tang.e night before they burst in, when they were just about to burst in, and i was there providing internet connectivity. having recently returned from a high—flying career in silicon valley, she turned from technologist to politician. describing herself as a conservative anarchist, audrey became the youngest member of taiwan's cabinet, and the world's first transgender minister. she and her colleagues became the champion of a new transparent process of decision—making. it was called v, or virtual taiwan, and its first big job was to get people talking. and its first big test was literally on the roads of taiwan itself. it all started at uber, just like the one that i am in now. the company moved in and was trying to get more of a share in taiwan, but like in so many other places around the world, it was disruptive. it was disrupting laws, and regulations, and no one knew what to do. then, a new digital platform was used and a deadlock that existed was broken. central to the v taiwan proce

>>overnight temperatures were loand the tang ys it might be too cold for her and her family to sleept home until power is restored, we'll probably be out of power i would think until at least friday of course therethers there friday. >>so you know, i'm just rolling th it design to do whatev we can possibly do. family because when you get down to it that's matters. in santa rosa fully call kron 4 news. >>stephanie i'll be ready for the night ahe as those winds are now just picking up in and around the kinde fire. so the winds at hadthe blowing of the west yesterday spreading in toward middleton well guess what now it's coming back in this direction back toward the coastline. those north northeasterly winds. so healdsbur geyserville also the cloverdale windsor watch out. we've got some serious fire conditions developing tonight and those winds, those winds have really be shifting of course yesterday.we saw that shift from the west and then begin to see more of a northerly wind and that started to bring some smoke from the fires back ithe bay area in ct some of tt you can see in your sk

rewind to tang's with a new scenery. and brand new updates on the best of out dizziness documentaries if i would compare it to an onion in the onion the sweetest hug and this is the temple mount is it the old city rewind continues with my town to great town being all here in the soil learning about health by eating good it's changed my life i can't imagine doing something else on al-jazeera. salmon to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to preserve and meet forested areas that have been already devastated the setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussion you've been out there with the protesters on the streets where we've been telling you international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to improve unspot. look. on al-jazeera. for you protesting about how does this incursion where their online life basement full stadiums directly out of translated slavery or if you join us on sand this is an attack on academic freedom and on our ability to do research and teach freely this

to make peace and bring this one out on these to keep the peace and keep the violence deal did not tang's out of in this new generation to take place behind a girl's face book he said. and end it just for that alone we don't know dead bodies the killers behind and so what we do is we step up and he feels that the more. we tell we give the answer is that we don't latest down and we both watched this before you know. before you begin to pick up the phone call somebody call the minister going to be answers call a victim support group call an ambassador most days can be talked out they could be told go they can be resolved we can get your i pod back we get your 50 bucks back can't get you like our dog night or among the. group in the last hour there's 2 different realities the reality where we get involved in gang bang the various reasons we could be here all day but the reality for the system is good business. this warning on each other. each other is good business the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex and if you could figure a way to make the 7 plan

dr moon—shong tang, professor of environmental medicine, pathology and medicine led the research, andcated. i am afraid with television we have limited time. tell us why this is important. this is the first time should e—cigarette smoke cause lung cancer in mice. the chemical also can cause, it is proven human carcinogen. the probability of the e—cigarette to cause human cancer based on this study is pretty high. and yet many people of course will be vaping because they feel it is safer than cigarettes. why significantly is it not safer than cigarettes. the nicotine getting into the cell can transform into the carcinogen just like the tobacco, the nicotine in tobacco. that is one of the reasons tobacco. that is one of the reasons tobacco smoke is a carcinogen. so the nicotine in human cells, also in mice can transform the nicotine, become carcinogenic. it isjust one study, we should make that clear. is this a concern about all vaping, all e—cigarettes? not all of them have nicotine, do they? the purpose of vaping is to get the nicotine, to get the high, so unless you take away the nic

cross talking china's revolution at 70 i'm joined by my guest fred tang in new york he is president of the american china public affairs institute in hong kong we have andrew wilson he is an international and independent china strategist and in knoxville we process their issue she is c.e.o. of china rising capital forecast a research technology company all right in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate sarah let me go to you 1st in knoxville the 7 do they enter verse 3 of the. communist china the the advent of establishment of the communist state of china is a remarkable event it out the soviet union only lasted $69.00 and now china is at 70 and there's so much to talk about there are so many successes and there are so many challenges if you're the average person in china if there is such a thing what are they thinking on this day go ahead sir. i think that people are generally interested in celebrating this day and certainly an exciting time it's a major anniversary and i think people are generally happy with their living circus . dances they're we

one of the people in the crowd that night was civic hacker audrey tang.night before they burst in, when they were just about to burst in, and i was there providing internet connectivity. having recently returned from a high—flying career in silicon valley, she turned from technologist to politician. describing herself as a conservative anarchist, audrey became the youngest member of taiwan's cabinet, and the world's first transgender minister. she and her colleagues became the champion of a new transparent process of decision—making. it was called v, or virtual taiwan, and its first big job was to get people talking. and its first big test was literally stormed the legislative parliament after trade laws were brought in. like brexit in britain, it split the country in half, not least because many thought it brought taiwan too close to china. but mostly because they felt their views, theirfears were ignored by those in power. amongst the crowd was a new kind of protester, called civic hackers. and its first big test was literally on the roads of taiwan its

cross talking china's revolution at 70 i'm joined by my guest fred tang in new york he is president of the american china public affairs institute in hong kong we have andrew wilson he is an international and independent china strategist and in knoxville we process their issue she is c.e.o. of china rising capital forecast a research technology company all right in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate sarah let me go to you 1st in knoxville the 7 do they honor verse 3 of the.

another person who has been bandied about, henry tang.ial secretary as well as a former chief secretary. he is not without controversy himself. his desire is to be chief executive and it was waylaid by a scandal involving a large wine cellar in an illegal basement. >> that was not norman chan that we showed the picture of, but in the meantime, what are we going to expect in terms of stimulus measures coming from the hong kong government, given that the economy is now headed towards a recession? chanen: another chan, paul , is the financial secretary and he has unveiled a new stimulus package. it is not a big bang. it is intended to help some of the businesses and industries that have been hardest hit like terrorism and transportation, so there are some subsidies for taxi drivers and other areas of transport and also some subsidies for travel agents. 255 million u.s. dollars. about 2 billion hong kong dollars targeting terrorism and transport industries. basically those who have suffered through these protests. again, not the big bang. sin

as well as henry tang, who had a failed bid at chief executive in 2012.ut beijing wants the hong kong situation to stabilize before making a final decision, and that will come from president xi jinping, but they don't want to be seen as giving in to the violence. tom: part of that stability may come through through the stimulus we saw. how much help will that give? stephen: it will please the taxi drivers, the travel agents, those sectors of the economy. but there's a large part of the economy it will not necessarily touch. it's an add-on to the previous stimulus package the financial smallary unveiled, not a either, $2 not big billion hong kong, to help businesses with the unrest. here is what he had to say -- rishaad: do we have it? no sound. wes: he basically said -- stephen: he basically said, this is not the final straw or arrow in the quiver. they could possibly unveil more as the situation dictates. rishaad: go ahead. you mentioned the murder suspect at the top of your reporting. give us an update on what's happening there how that plays out? tensi

it encouraging that attention is finally focused on improvement but both bills right now failed to tang int take into accounts y aspects of why our system is dysfunctional. there's less visible severely mentally ill who live with family members and attempt to ward off disaster for their loved ones and bear the brunts of death threats, visible and physical abuse and disruption of their entire lives attempting to protect their family members. yet, we have advised by representatives of the department of health to let our loved ones to be destitute to they qualify for services, that is evident. in the 1990s, there were over 100 beds in sanfrancisco and now there are 22. there were four psychiatrists, five primary care doctors and 30 nurses that had a 90% success rate at being able to place people in long. term stable housing. the entire staff was laid off in the facility and repumped in 200repumped in2004 and these bi, have no mention of numbers or a timeline for how to restore acute, sub acute and pes beds and those who get hundreds of millions in tax breaks. >> thank you so much, next spe

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chess a blue jean leaf and nancy tang the swearing come 17 days before the november 5th election. >>donald trump this week the present. made a stop in the bay area today before heading back to his country. and governor gavin, newsome was his host. >>the other 2 met in mill valley where climate change was a focus of their conversation kron four's felipe should all spoke exclusively with the governor following that visit. >>a walk through mirror woods with 2 leaders brainstorming ways to combat climate change in historically appropriate backdrop. the national tonument in mill valley once playing host to delegates back in 1945 who met here after signing the united nations charter it was the first time climate was ever discussed and an international former governor gavin newsome says the president of italy sergio mattarella is concerned about an influx of natural disasters in his country. this is not a phenomenon that's unique to california united states part of their talk during their stroll through the woods. california's response to deadly and destructive wildfires destroying homes

he wants the data completely, oak, don't worry, tang for a tax player, there's no big deal, bes old.deal, he skirts over all dads completely and never actually gets to the question. nice liberal trek. nice job. they do it right, quite well. >> laura: speaking as a former embryo t-shirt, obviously, religious institutions are not happy about this. but, ethan, do you think the democrats are on a fine line and walking a fine line on this issue of the first amendment, religious liberty, free expression, when it comes to these types of threats that we are hearing coming from the more prominent thought leaders of the democratic party? yes or no? >> yes, i believe liberty is very important in the country. again, i corrected you on that beddoe statements, i think there's a difference. yes, there are things that are happening that always worry me that the pendulum swings one way or the other, we need to be careful of that we have to respect people who choose not to follow religion and who choose to be atheist, choose to be -- >> laura: time to go to our church is. they don't have to go to our

i'm tang the eningng o.hing happens in official wainington on saturday night >> what is the general reaction toto theevelelopnt todod? there will be an announcemen latetotoday. it has to do with the attorney neneral? >>>> imight,t,ut you will have to g i it fr thehem. >> thank you, bill. >> although the puputy aorneney genenel did not have much to s to reporters at th m momen itt was evidence somhing bigas about to happen in washitoton toninigh >>>> look, i was 30 yes old. was -- i thought i w so sophistiteted cong from w yoyo and hing been a fededal prosecutor for fivears. i did no k kw s sat about real power and how i might be exercised. >> at 8:20 p.m. saturday evening, all normal television broadcasts were suddenly interrupted. amy: that is a clip from "watergate." what was the special report, charles ferguson? >> the special report was that president nixon had ordered richardson, the attorney general, to fire cox and richardson resigned instead. then deputy attorney general william ruckelshaus was order

we expect people tang part in this to go out and paddle around alcatraz island as part of the sunrise family. i have julian brady and one of the organizers of the event. tell us how the idea come about. there's always been a commemoration for alcatraz but this is the first time you guys decided to do a canoe journey.>> 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the alcatraz occupation in 1969. one of the original organizers said once the alcatraz is not an island, but the the idea. the ideas that native people matter and our rights to better and with this paddle we are trying to carry the idea forward for the next 50 years. >> reporter: anybody can come down and watch what is going on. what do you think, what do you expect people to see when they come in. >> the canoes will paddle out and around alcatraz island. they should be returning around 7:30. and then, later through the day we will have our guests sing songs and to speak of their own history and history of what alcatraz meant to them. that will carry on to win p.m. >> there are hundreds of people you expect to tune out for the event. a

that wu-tang hat is a good sign. making the seattle-area chapter called the puget sound john brown gun club, in the woods doing their thing. ♪ today on "united shades of america," this is happening. lucky for my already ringing ears they're taking a break from the shooting, which gives me an opportunity to pull aside these members. what made you decide to join nut. >> i grew up in a really rural area. that's part of my identity. you know, it's sort of always been a hard thing to find a place on the left. because it tends to be a thing of like, either you're against guns or you're against gays and black people. >> humanity, you're either against it -- >> yeah. that's sort of the tradeoff. >> yeah. >> you know, i think this organization felt like a place that matched my politics and my history. >> okay. because john brown gun club, john brown was not right wing as we define it now. >> all right, let's talk about john brown. john brown was a 19th century abolitionist who was so committed to the freedom of black people t

but i think there's a lot of people saying tang, i misseded it on the way up to 200.going to continue to look at the stock and say to your point sh, wow, 19 or 20 times, but is it 19 or 20 items the real problem how much growth do they have >> 5 and 6% earnings growth. if you have that, it's going to -- >> good discussion your point is made didn't need to make it 16 types. pete the biggest stock there is >> let's be honest >> the desk is ready to answer your market questions. can you still reach us of course. go to cnbc.com/halftime or tweet us but first, kelly evans, rescue us what's come up on the exchange >> no rescue needed. hi, everybody. china is reportedly ready to make a partial trade deal. why the market's up. we'll have the latest on what that could look like and what impact it will have on the markets the rest of the week plus the u.s. just blacklisted some of china's most important unicorns we'll look at the companies being singled out and what kind of threat they really pose and speaking of threats, if you think your boss is spying on you, you're probably

incentive program chevy ran in august that gave them $2,500, applying to anyone who owned or leased a mess tang there is a piece of take trick k inside a new--fabric inside a new phone. it's unclear whether the garment was really jobs' or a phony knockoff. the latest overnight gimmick from jim bean, visitors can book a stay at the bourbon distillery in kentucky. it accommodates six people and costs $23 a night on airbnb. you can only book one night. it includes a fully stocked bar, a guided distillery tour, dinner and a jim beam bourbon tasting. that's what's happening now. lauren: i wouldn't be able to handle one night. cheryl: i don't even drink bourbon, but i think it would be fun to stay at the distillery. lauren: something all parents are probably guilty of, running late, forgetting to say good-bye to your little one. this 2-year-old not having it when his mom left for work without giving him a kiss good-bye. >> mom and me and look -- >> she didn't give you a kiss? >> she just went to work? >> yeah. what kind of mama does that? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? me neither. >> and hi and