lele tao is a chinese internet superstar. she sings, chats, flirts, and plays games with her fans online. in china's multibillion—dollar live streaming industry, she is an online goddess for hundreds of thousands of young men, and they shower her with gifts of thousands of dollars every day. but there is always someone younger and prettier waiting to take her place. and the government is tightening the rules on what is allowed on screen. and now, she has fallen out with her manager. it is sunday morning in chengdu, an ancient city in the south of china, now one of the country's new high—tech hubs. 24—year—old lele tao is here for the weekend. she is visiting herfamily who have recently moved to a new apartment in an upmarket neighbourhood. her dad will spend the whole day cooking her favourite food. she is only home for a few days, but before she can relax, she has work to do. lele is a live streamer who makes her living by entertaining people on the internet via her webcam. she sings, plays games, and chats with herfans, and

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taos he still comes regularly to the beauty clinic mostly for facials that helps her new eyelids stand out even more. now to lebanon are where approximately a million syrians have sought shelter from a civil war that has left their country in ruins many of them are children struggling to survive on the streets of beirut. it is almost midnight but almost and use of the workday is far from over. the brothers from syria sell flowers on the streets of beirut three days per week from dusk till dawn. i wish that. i work because my parents are sick i need to support them i wake up at five thirty or six in the afternoons i go and buy the flowers i work work work and then i go home. when i want. syrian children working on the streets of beirut has become a common sight seventy percent of syrian refugees in lebanon live under the poverty line leaving many parents like almost and use of so with no choice but to send their children onto the streets to survive i'm. almost says that our parents are sick but i want to say something he should be able to stay at home even if my mother and father is sic

is concluded for authorities they have to work out who knew what tao was it possible that this man could have of a to authorities on several occasions sit under the radar and eventually be found in the very place he disappeared some fifty hours ago instead no less helen humphrey and strong thank you so much. in other news british prime minister theresa may has failed to persuade leaders to make changes to the braggs a deal reports from the summit in brussels say that the atmosphere was tense and that made was criticized for failing to properly articulate her wishes the british prime minister was hoping to secure reassurances about plans opposed by skeptics in the u.k. to prevent a hard order in ireland. back again in brussels and two recent may once again seeking help from the e.u. to quell resistance in the u.k. to her briggs's deal. at the heart of the debate the so-called backstop aimed at avoiding a physical border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland just a temporary agreement if nothing better comes up but theresa make can't get her party to agree to it and it looks

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time in congolese people expecting to see the respect of the value of democracy in a society where tao's and investor want to come in with a leading the market for future car and emerging technology we have to recognize that and provide a more stable society. after so many delays for these elections how certain are you that they are actually going to take place on december thirtieth as has been announced by the electoral commission and what do you say to the critics of president kabila and the government who say they are behind these delays across the whole. not there to mr o'keefe who is just telling us own story he didn't give us information about constitution how do. you know the daily i'll thing. you must know that this delay of a winery is not hard. and our your country is not the beginning. to deploy you know usually it's just too. early oh kinshasa area to participate and do what the same day that all your country loses the explanation of. the president in manama and now to president kabila. you have to know that the man who married a manager or. to bring the people of this electi

police say 26-year-old tao jang fell through the ice at the mckinley part lagoon on saturday afternoonrying to save his pup. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition but died within the hour. authorities said the man's dog was retrieved from the water and is expected to survive. >>> this morning the enduring mystery of ancient egypt has a new twist. experts have discovered a rare 4,400-year-old tomb. the tomb near cairo was untouched by looters and exceptionally well preserved. archaeologists are calling this a one akind discovery thanks to its rich hieroglyphic decorations and statues. officials say they expect to find even more treasures in the coming months as they continue to excavate. >>> fans at the chicago bears game on sunday were in for a treat. >> jennifer marie ross, lu be jennifer marie leno jr.? >> yes. >> will you? you accept? >> yes. >> you accept? >> yes. >> i love you baby. >> so sweet. left tackle charles leno jr. proposed to his girlfriend jennifer roth at midfield right after the team beat the green bay packers to win the nfc north. now he has a to celebra

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the tsunami affected area coming to one of the observation post set up to see exactly what cracker tao is up to some fifty kilometers off shore they have been talking to geologists and volcanologists here who have used an opportunity a break in the weather early friday to get a visual fix on a crack at how what they have been seeing is a shift of further rock and larva down the sides of the volcano disappearing into the sea and clouds of steam this is of concern because of course it was a shift of the side of the volcano that caused the sun army last saturday the vulcanologist have also been reporting plumes of gas and two hundred to six hundred meters in the air but there have been even bigger plumes in the previous few days. and. before depicted india was only around the world killing or but since yesterday ash has been falling on the land we did options up to twenty five hundred meters high. when the tsunami happened many people simply sought refuge in their local mosque especially those that are uphill and away from the coast and the number are still providing a shelter this friday

the amazonian tool tao observatory opened in twenty fifteen is several hours drive from analysis on the move my name is antonio monsey i'm a meteorologist and my specialty is the interaction between the biosphere and the atmosphere over the past years my work has mainly focused on the effect of greenhouse gases and their exchange between the atmosphere and the surface of the ground so it was perfect she. wanted to move we're heading to the r two tower the tallest weather observatory in the amazon it was built to hold the equipment that measures the interaction between the tropical rainforest and the atmosphere and the effects on the climate in the region often if someone is going to go walking mostly and if you can believe that. the three hundred and twenty five meter high tower rises about the forest canopy the unique metal construction supports measuring instruments designed to monitor one of the most sensitive ecosystems on our planet. jim and me to run it just stefan vase is part of the mission designed to predict and this odious future. course of out there was going to sink we can

futures indicating a small gain for the tao. at their summit in june.should remove the nuclear umbrella. election meddling in the association of the former russian spy back in march. he just ruled against the asylum policy. that policy established by former attorney general jeff sessions made it more difficult. someone just hacked into nasa a few months ago and they are still trying to figure out how this happened. the nasa staff members will be offered identity theft protection. >> two drone sightings. near london had triggered significant flight delays in cancellation. it affects about 10,000 passengers. that was expected to remain closed for about close for about another hour or so. janice dean is here with what to expect for thursday in traffic for the holidays. the east coast is gonna going to be dealing with delays. seasonal average for much of the country which is great news any systems that move and are going to be mainly a rain event. we can see this one developing across florida. in the friday evening to saturday. we will see some wind went ou

southern africa optically south africa the showers recently have been very noticeable in crossing the tao the suit to. and now that shari mass is still active come sunday and indeed monday and the dark top suggests the potential for flash flooding as a whole lot moves only slowly eastwards. al jazeera world follows the struggles of an iraqi painter a syrian screenwriter and a palestinian filmmaker as they come to terms with their lives as displaced artists in lebanon. home a little art is always the first to go and the last of the ariel. i've invented a new moment in my imagination building beirut's refugee artists on al-jazeera. it is an appalling crime that destroys the dignity of individuals and tears upon the fabric of communities. activists not human and congolese going to college is dennis macwhich it have been awarded the twenty eighty nobel peace prize for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence in conflict zones. in an exclusive interview live from all slow we talked to this year's laureates about their fight for justice the nobel interview and al jazeera exclusive. watch

. >> reporter: two ups workers were making a delivery and witnessed tao chs. they made the first 911 call. this reveals what the first police on the scene found. there was nothing they could do. police fairly quickly said it was a murder-suicide. there was no danger to other residents at the high rise. police have confirmed that the victim lived in the building. she s killed outside. but her child is safe tonight. her child was with a family member and not at the scene. >>> those of houston came of age during the era of laverne & shirl are sad to hear that penny mahall passed away.co the s exploded in our living room like a can of milwaukeeeer dropped on the floor. but marshall was just beginning to let her creativity flow. nbc's nick barger looks back at her big life. >> penny marshall was born in the bronx and into show business. her brother and sister were producers. penny's earliest success w in front of the camera including a few commercials -- >> selling shampoo of any kind. >> small roles on tv shows like the bob newhart show. she became a star in 1976

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i get to read about it in the journal and sing tao. this is an opportunity for people to come in and speak in cantonnese to report what's happening on the street. i'm incredibly grateful to the police department. chief scott, you have a great worker in paul yepp. captain yepp, thank you for making it happen, and -- [speaking cantonnese language] >> thank you. and our next speaker is chief of police bill scott. >> thank you, everyone. and i won't go over the points that supervisor peskin and mayor breed said, but i want to reiterate a couple of things. first of all, thank you mayor breed for her outstanding leadership. you know, part of what makes this work for us is the executive leadership of the city. the budget that we received this year was very supportive, and it will enable us to continue the path of increasing our foot beat officers and that really speaks to our goal to engage better with the city of san francisco, the residents of the city of san francisco. the other part of that is, you know, this community center will allow u

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driven by retail it means that in bull are markets we go a little too high and breyer mear market taososo ignore the price we started to move to scale bitcoin where you ca extremely cheaply. and we've seen endowments like yale, harvard, ich m.i.t. move into the says. we have seen qualified custodians move into the space and lastly, i think probably the most encouraging thing is the quality of the talent that we're seeing this has captured the imagination and a lot of best and brightest are saying i want to work on bitcoin >> a lot of people got burned on this and you said the trade was driven largely by retail investors. do need tyou think we've seen tw for bitcoin going forward? do you think this -- we'll look back and say that was the low, the buying opportunity >> i think takit is a great buyg opportunity right now. could we go absolutely absolutely i think when we look back 24 months from now even 12 months from now, we will say why didn't i buy then >> i hope so i hone it is not why did i buy then as we are here sit being a year later spencer, always great to speak with you thank

but if you're going to see the snow in colorado, and even into santa fe, taos, you'll like it out there, because that's why you went there, to go skiing. >> sounds good. chad myers, thank you so much. >> let's go to miguel marquez. revelers are preparing for the rain while police are preparing for a massive crowd. >> going to be giant as usual. a million, maybe 2 million people they're planning for out here in times square. that's the spot where everybody is focused on right now. that's the pole where the famous ball will drop at midnight, and preparations are well under way. they're going to have everything here. entire times square will be blocked off. you have to enter through certain areas. there will be no alcohol, no backpacks, no coolers, no large packages, no lawn chairs, no umbrellas. doesn't sound like much of a party, does it? also hundreds and hundreds of officers and agents from different law enforcement ageanies, local, state, and federal. they'll have drones out here. they'll also have anti-drone technology out here. just in case you want to bring your drone out here and

fund scholarship she had to drop out tao and felt her future would be doomed. >> it was painful.tarted to feel like as if i'm being -- i'm being -- it's like you cannot -- we are not allowed to -- i was like, wow, living in this world because there is not anything to do out here. no education, that means my future will be doomed. >> when rose graduates from high school she will be the first one in her family to do that. >> i just have to stand up and be the first one to go follow my education because i don't want to be like my mom. i don't want to be out there struggli struggling. without it it is not good. >> when i asked rose how her mother feels about rose's education, rose had to fight back tears. and how does your mother feel now about you going to school? >> she's happy for me because she keep telling me my daughter, don't look back, just go and look what you want to be, yeah. that's it. >> your mother must be very proud that you are in school. >> yes, she's very excited. very proud of me. >> because you now get to fulfill her dream. >> yes. >> she wanted to go to school bu

if you look at a typical western river tao, they are towing 35 to 40 barges. do the math, 2300 semi tractor trailer trucks on our roads for one barge working down the river. there are dozens of those barges that work every single day. i think it is clear to see the impact of the marine transportation system. when you think about the nation at large, go back to the 90% of all the nation oversee trade, entering or leaving, is done by ship. the complexity of that domain is growing. we are facing increased traffic, the future of autonomous shipping -- ships, shipping markets. prior to 2016 there was no liquefied national natural gas export terminal. the shelled gas has transformed america and we are on track to become the third largest exporter in the world. i was in texas city recently and we made -- may be seeing 300 departures next year for omg. we are not staffed anywhere close to that. people forget that our nation's business, our model or gas station is just a model. just 40 eight hours to 72 hours on hand. when we were dealing with harvey which impacted the

our correspondent in fact the tao and christine but it's thank you very much indeed. flashbacks to me now as the united states continues to mourn former president george h.w. bush to me that's right how enough people there have been saying a final farewell to one of their former presidents george bush sr was a war hero and the man who led the u.s. as the soviet union collapsed in the cold war to a close. former president george h.w. bush returning for the final time to the houston church where he was shaped. and where his final funeral service is to be held. earlier on wednesday he left washington for the last time. the bush family there to see him off from the u.s. capitol rotunda. inside the national cathedral it was a who's who of world politics as bush's son george w. bush greeted three fellow former presidents and the current commander in chief donald trump. german chancellor angela merkel was there as well as other world leaders in tributes bush's military service in world war two was celebrated as well as his sense of humor he never slowed down. on the primary

cracka taos latest eruptions will do nothing to ease those fears rob mcbride al-jazeera north west java indonesia. our right to our money you can get in touch with us so we want to hear from you on the stories you can send us your comments to any of our online platforms on twitter just use the hash tag a.j. news great to handle a.j. english and we're also on facebook facebook dot com slash i'll send a message on whatsapp or telegram at plus nine seven four five or one trip or one four nine. all right taking a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in yemen the rebels and pro-government forces have been meeting face to face in the city of data for the first time part of a u.n. effort to end four years of conflict and a cease fire in the city has been in place since december eighteenth but both sides have accused each other of breaching it rob matheson reports. patiently hoping for peace the people of the yemeni city of hadera are putting their faith in a fragile truce as nearby a meeting is held between forces loyal to president abdurrahman so heidi and who se

following these stories, i'veed tao republicans who say they think the idea of racism os over some thinkte nationalism doesn't exist. where is your pare ty on racand hatred right now? >> there are in the jobs out there in i've which part of the country and everpart of the world. i don't think, in any way, the republican par etyndorses, supports or condones the work of white nationalists or any other nut job group out there. >> but the question is, iths e republican party doing enough to stand up to it and prevent it and stop it? >> again, i've got my sphere of influence and it only goes s far. all i know is i've spoken outn vociferouslyis topic in as much as it's arisen. if you look at the healing tha took place in chartse charts -- sharlston where a white nationalist type came into a church and shot dow number of parishioners, what he intended for that turned out to be an embrace for good for community, black, white,ll, who came together. >> it's a large party of men, especially for those returning to congress. why is that? >> clearly, the party nes to do a better job to welcome in loop