nevertheless, wang decided to attend night school for her daughter's future.er daughter, yang siyi was born in shanghai. in china migrants are not entitled to the social welfare benefits. for their children to attend, they must get special permission. they must meet certain conditions, such as obtaining advanced academic degrees or paying high taxes. each condition is worth a set number of points. >> with just a month left before eviction, wang hopes to gain a chef certification and a better paying job. elsewhere another school is attended by many migrants who once worked at garment factories. the zhesheng fashion school teaches students how to make paper patterns for western clothing. >> 70% of students are former factory workers. before enrolling they all studied how to make patterns on their own while keeping up their jobs. man xioaling began attending this school in january. when she heard about the school, she was excited but because of her lack of experience with pattern design, she's now struggling to keep up. man hails from a province roughly 600 kilom

they see their parents a couple of times a year. 12-year-old wang bing is the most outgoing and lovesread. >> ( translated ): i think my sister is very brave. my brother is quite naughty. we know how to take care of ourselves here. >> reporter: the children stay in their school dormitory during the week. on weekends and holidays, they often cook and wash for themselves. >> ( translated ): my parents are working in guangdong province. i don't know what they do. they don't tell me. it's boring here, just us three children. i miss them. >> reporter: most so-called" left-behind children" rely on grandparents, but not all can provide the care needed. these children's maternal grandmother lives a 40-minute walk away along a mountain path. sometimes she comes to help with farm work and keep an eye on them, but she has other fields to tend, and younger grandchildren to look after. in such cases, older girls often take on the role of mother. 14-year-old wang ying resents the burden placed on her, and refuses to speak to her parents on the phone because she finds it too upsetting. >> ( translat

wang. [both laugh] oh, my god. you're the only 2 doctors immature enough to laugh at the name "vera wang." hello. go ahead. what? i think vera wang makes very beautiful gowns. plus, her last name is a very funny word for "penis." who's with me? air 5. ssst, ssst, ssst. shorts, huh? yeah. what, i don't get to wear shorts 'cause i'm just a lowly janitor? i didn't say "lowly." oh, so now i'm a janitor. yes. have you been drinking? i'm not drunk. i love your shorts, ok? i wish i had a pair just like 'em. hmm. dr. cox: ok, mr. weisfelner, the angioplasty went well, but here's the thing. it is on you, partner. you've gotta start watching what you eat so that we can kick this thing in the ass, ok? it's on you, partner. oh, gosh, shannon. thank you so much for clarifying my point by repeating it word for word. and now in a reciprocal gesture, could i be included in the planning of your coming out party? is that a gay joke? no, it's a cotillion joke. my god, newbie, it's been 2 furiously frustrating years. how's it possible

wang was treated fairly.he likelihood is this is a class-action suit, there's o precedence for this. >> what this will turn on is the data tina is able to turn up, ex-bracket there twitter and marshall in her favor and if she's able to extract numbers and data that support her case, it seems like there's a good chance, i think it all defense on that. i've seen some of those numbers initially filed and there's disputes about those numbers that will be resolved and taken up in court this thursday. >> what can you tell us about these numbers and what they show? >> of course i'm hesitant to talk about getting into the nitty-gritty of the evidence of this case. but what i can tell you is the data will be really important for us. we're going to have to -- what we'll have to show is fewer men were promoted than statistically we think should happen, that is more women are promoted than women. we're working with twitter to get that data. there's bmples in the road but i'm confident that's what the ata will show. we've

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emily: bloomberg's selina wang and david kirkpatrick.ina's government to facebook's whatsapp messaging service. the cyberspace administration of china says the service should act to stop the spread of the illegal information and take proactive measures to intercept information regarding terror. this comes after whatsapp service was interrupted in china earlier this week. bloomberg's asia correspondent stephen engle joined us from hong kong with more. stephen: often times when you are reading the different rules and regulation on the great firewall of china, it is all about speculation. is my service blocked, slow? what is happening? is it in the crosshairs by regulators? now we actually have got a statement from the cyberspace administration in response to questions posed by bloomberg news. they came back saying whatsapp needs to act to stop the spread of "illegal information" in china on the whatsapp platform and must take proactive measures. basically to do what they are already requiring tencent's wechat to do. that is a domestic comp

li zha nshu, wang their names for the record. li zhanshu, wang yang, zhao leji and han zheng.ems there is no one with youth on their side. it is often said that an heir would be elevated at this time. it happened with xijinping back in elevated at this time. it happened with xi jinping back in 2007. elevated at this time. it happened with xijinping back in 2007. it is not the case now. the men standing on the stage at the moment are all too old. there is no next generation. that's the main takeaway from this event. we've had this week ofa from this event. we've had this week of a congress. xijinping's from this event. we've had this week of a congress. xi jinping's thoughts have gone into the constitution, this party that ruled this country, and there has been an expectation that an heir might be anointed but that's not the case. it is set to assume that xi jinping has a lot more to do and want a lot more to do and wants the time to do it. is he going to stick around for a third term as president? who knows? there are ways in this country of not being president but retaining h

old.r wang, 55 years inside the hospital, i have a bakersfield police officer off duty. i have another young lady it's in the icu. last night, i share dinner with our president. we spoke about that day. commentim i thought his , his moment of silence for the , mark and i will travel with the president tomorrow to las vegas -- these are if it acts, these horrific crime for these individuals, they try to divide our nation. it's a time to we have to heal. we find whathat divides us to put aside. i know with these families are going to go through. we need to be there for them. we need to find that we are stronger and we cannot allow this character when -- this terror to win. i too want to say ira the day that i saw you in a coma and to see steve scalise standing right here, it's a miracle. it's good to have steve back. we feel so blessed. i also know we are reeling from this horror that we witnessed in las vegas. as we speak, we have a lot of people in the hospital fighting for their lives. parents are grieving for their children. this is just awful. we cannot let the action

bloomberg's selina wang spoke with ceo nick woodman.o keep coming up with new products that excite consumers. i think we did that today with hero6 black and fusion. hero6 black is far and away the most capable and easy to use gopro we have ever made. fusion pushes gopro into a totally new market, with 360 spherical cameras. we think this will play an important role in the future of how people capture and share themselves. fusion is the first new product. we also made important advancements with karma, which now has a follow me function. and a cool new feature that allows karma to film above it, which is unique. i think we are showing gopro is continuing to innovate and continuing to excite consumers. selina: so karma and spherical are new additions to the product line. how else will we see it evolve beyond the traditional action cameras? nick: a big part of gopro's future is we now see a gopro as an untethered lens for your phone. what we mean is a gopro now automatically copies any new photos and videos you capture over to your phone.

>> this side depicts the eight horses of wang mu.th emperor of the zhou dynasty, who boarded a chariot in search of the peaches of immortality in heaven. >> according to the myth, each of his magical chargers had a special talent. one galloped without touching the ground, while another ran as fast as the sun's shadow. now, wang mu ruled about 1,000 years before christ. lark knows the screen is not that old. but the myth becomes a popular subject for chinese poets and artists and a symbol for the later emperors. but which one? lark hopes the inscription on the other side holds the answer. his crack research staff soon has a translation of the ancient chinese. what does it say? >> well, the inscription's really interesting, because it specifically mentions qianlong. >> emperor qianlong reigned during most of the 18th century, which is why lark is so excited by his next discovery. >> there's a date mentioned -- "30 years earlier, in 1743, when i commissioned a painting about horses." so that takes us up to 1773 or so. >> smack-dab in th

wang you have a very complex law it is so complex it is more than the tax code. it is difficult to follow and it increases the weight of time and cost and discourages peoplthe ce who do not have the means to want to go through the process. the second thing is we need to change it into a marriage base. i think there is still a need for it but we should have a skill-based married focused system so that people do have skills and knowledge our economy needs in this way we will create a win-win situation and that person will be successful because they can make a good living based on their skill set and advantage. i also believe to support this kind of immigration reform we have to emphasize border security, national security because those things do present a challenge. my only disagreement is that we can't get past the border security national security silos because number one it doesn't help our country, it doesn't and number three you lose out on a country that believes we have this system so it it has to work hand-in-hand to make the system easier so people we want

emily: selina wang, thanks so much. roger mcnamee, always great to have you.ing so generous with your time. thank you all for watching. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are live streaming on twitter weekdays, 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 in san francisco. happy friday. have a wonderful weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for time life's video collection. >> ladies and gentlemen, dolly parton. >> country music's biggest night. ♪ >> when country's greatest stars perform on country's biggest stage. >> ♪ all my exes live in texas >> now you can have your very own front row seat.

joining me now to discuss, selina wang. what you make of these policy changes? one of they most sweeping changes the social network has ever made. for twitter it is a big turnaround from their initial response. the first time they presented to congress, senator mark warner said it was deeply disappointing, so inadequate, they were clearly unprepared. now we just saw mark warner tweet it is a great step. how that is going to work, they will have a transparency center available to any user of twitter. they will see every ad on twitter, how they are being targeted, how long they have been running for. have apaigns, they will specific section to show the ad supported by these organizations, this is how much it costs, who is backing it. this is leaps and bounds from the beginning, where they were under so much criticism for being very untransparent. emily: will i immediately be able to see who pay for that and how much the company paid, or do i have to click to a separate site? selina: to show an example what a political tweet might look like, it will have maybe a di

emily: selina wang, thanks so much for sharing that update.you are sticking with me. coming up, the show that helped establish netflix's original programming, "house of cards," is coming to an end. the show was netflix's first original hit, drawing millions of viewers come a spurring the company to produce dozens of other shows. the decision coincides but is allegation that kevin spacey made a sexual advance towards a 14-year-old many years ago. kevin spacey has apologized and says he doesn't remember it. a huge leadership shakeup could be in store for samsung after what has already been a tumultuous year. we will explore the top candidates to take over the company. iner another dramatic day washington, president trump and the first lady are participating in halloween festivities at the white house. there they are, passing out candy. ♪ ♪ emily: nintendo's earnings got a big boost from its twitch console. they reported profits of ¥28 billion. they reported their annual forecast after customers bought more games than anticipated. they predict th

joining me to discuss, selina wang.hinese government already holds a powerful sway over these companies. how is this different? selina: it is getting even more powerful and more of an entrance into these large tech companies. some observers find this concerning because these are no longer media companies. the chinese government has historically taken a position in companies. but in media companies they have mostly erred on the side of censoring content. that is something we have really seen happen over the course of this past year. taking a board seat, that is going further than what most people have expected. it is unclear how much it would -- how much of a say it would have in business decisions. tencent has data in the world of health care and transportation. these are not just media companies. is tow xi jinping's goal control the message and content on these platforms. is the socialp messaging service that was blocked. how does this fit into the broader chinese government's efforts? is it only something they are doi

but here to break down twitter's selena wang, with -- has the bleeding stopped, is that your assessmenthave managed that, cautious optimism. emily: that said, twitter has been miscalculating -- miscounting users for years. they only increase total users by 2 million because 2 million of their users were not actually using it. selena: what is shocking is they are only now realizing the mistake. it was only a couple million a year. that is not a huge impact, but it does show a bigger gain over some years. it shows that between two quarters in which it looked like users were stagnant. they actually fell. it is not a good time for them to be testing trust with investors and analysts about the quality and accuracy of their numbers. emily: melissa, does this miscount concern you? twitter simply having its own house in order? melissa: i think that is the fair assessment. i am less concerned about the actual numbers themselves. there were not huge errors in calculation. so that is not concerning. but it does raise questions of trust in the validity of numbers. i should point out, however, that

then we get to the economic reformer, wang yang. why do we call him that? he was the reformer before and then finally is the wang huning he writes speeches for xi jinping and was key in forming the political philosophy and thought. there we have it a reformer, a hatchett man, the shanghai party boss as well as xi jinping's best friend -- one of his best friends, excuse me watch that out that will be heated and we'll see whether or not xi jinping can consolidate more power and become most effectively the most powerful leader china has had in 40 years cnbc, beijing. >>> let's get back to earnings news here in europe. philips shared k3w price rise. philips ceo said the country was performing well in china. >> there is a clear vision of expansion of the care capacity we know that in the chinese population the incidents around copd, lung disease as well as cancer and heart disease are on the rise diabetes is on the rise. the country needs more health care we see strong growth possible. we also see private health care coming up. the largest diagnostics chain in c

joshua wall has vowed to continue his struggle against what he's calling or tyrion rule from china wang and his fellow campaign at knife and law have been granted bail while they appeal against their sentences for inciting illegal assembly in twenty fourteen they took part in a demonstration which helped spark hong kong's pro-democracy umbrella movement actually experiencing the work of music ground maestros like mozart bach and walk into involves a trip to massive concert holes and sixty four piece orchestras it's relaxing for some but for many it doesn't quite hit the right notes in the us the minimalist orchestra wants to change all that. explains. the flowing musical composition emanating from an orchestra but here they're taking classical music out of the concert halls to reach new audiences they're called pegasus and they play all the classics but differently instead of dozens of musicians in a fill her.

good evening, thanks for joining us i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. we are not in the clear.s and businesses are burning at this hour. a live look from the nbc bay area sky ranger. over sonoma county in or near the town of glen ellen. we want to be accurate in the reporting. what we are seeing now the flames ignited 60 minutes ago, 15 miles southeast of santa rosa. >> we want to show you a map of all the fires in the north bay. more than 60,000 acres burned in sonoma and napa counties. and nearly 40 hours later new mandatory evacuations under way right now in the neighborhoods of bennett valley and oakmont in seats santa rosa. solano county, there are mandate evacuations in the hills above fairfield. and take a low back at the video sky ranger just captured about 15 minutes ago. you can see a propane tank or gas line on fire igniting the flame. fortunately it went out within a few minutes. sky ranger also got this image in the past hour. unfortunately another home being dwoud by the flames, racing up

wang.me on, mike. >>> if you ever miss any of the program, catch us at any time on cnn go, online, and through your connected devices and apps, and remember i'm always paying attention to twitter and facebook. what do you got, katherine? electoral college does not need repaired, it needs to be abolished. well, that's what he's, i guess, taking the first toward doing. i'm worried about upsetting the balance the founding fathers have in mind. complicated subject. next? equal time sounds like someone's laying down the groundwork for his own tv network. we are doomed @smerconish. angel is responding to -- this is a good way to end the program, as a matter of fact. angel is responding to the fact the president is tweeting and began his day today saying that he needs, you know, better representation on the media, and i quipped that he's got his own network going for him, but i was making a sincere invitation. if he thinks that he's underrepresented, you can come right here, mr. president, on a sa

dream to make china great again and for the party to align itself more with the people people like wang play why who until a few years ago was a farmer but now sells fruit and vegetables in a beijing market she earns around twelve hundred dollars a month much more than she did working the land and says she's already achieved one of her dreams. when i was a kid my dream was to be able to have a steam bun with every meal but today i can eat whatever i want. it has been a defining few days for chinese politics getting xi jinping the authority to push his vision of what china should look like by the middle of this century adrian brown al-jazeera beijing. and elaborate five days in bangkok for thailand slaking for me paul de put this funeral ceremony was held at the grand palace with king rama next lighting candles in front of his father's coffin more than one hundred monks chanting prayers and much loved type king died just over a year ago after reigning for seven decades. that cultivation of the cocoa leaves the base ingredient for to came as once again the columbia the government's trying

. >> janelle wang. we are tracking new developments in las vegas and the latest on the massacre.ow await a news conference from the lashing county sheriff. we'll bring you the upas soon as it begins. here is the newest video in the newsroom. fbi investigators combing through debris at the festival grounds. as you can see the see the field littered with chairs shoes and personal items. >> tonight the first look inside the hotel room where the shooter opened fire. the pictures show the assault rifle he used. the crime scene tape there. the food cart he set up outside the room on that cart a surveillance camera to alert him as officers closed in. >> they're saying this is premeditated. also new tonight, the candid pictures of the shooter stephen paddock posted to facebook. showing him and his girlfriend sharing a traditional philippine owe mel. >> we have a team of the reporters bringing you last. raj mathai bin

i'm ja mel wang. >> i'm raj mathai. the end of these historic fires could be near. let's get to the fire zone. k conan nolan joins us. >> reporter: they're hoping in the early morning hours tomorrow morning, if conditions are right, they will set a major backfire here. there are no homes that will be in any danger but they believe this will be an effort -- a perfect effort for them to rob this fire of its fuel. they've been after this situation for over a week. it's not over. the main flank of the nuns fire over 50,000 acres continue to burn in the sugarloaf ridge park area of sonoma county. the now familiar and haunting orange glow off the hillside lighting up the sky. >> currently the fire is hung up in steep, rocky terrain. >> reporter: mutual aid strike teams have positioned along roads. meanwhile, disappointment below. jordan was one of thousands who were expecting to return to glen allen. he had received a blast text. >> mandatory evacuation lifted. >> reporter: it was wrong. >> they're giving us the round about. >> because the town was mentioned, people got h

selina wang is there with a very special guest.here lee, managing partner at ggv capital here in laguna. all eyes are on the chinese communist party congress, the expectation is that xi jinping will consolidate power and the next leaders will be chosen. what are expectations for what the outcome will be on china's tech sector? jenny: it is a congress we are paying close attention to. from a technology perspective we look at broad trends. is there definite support for state-owned companies versus private enterprise? that is one. we are also looking at policies regarding censorship on social networks, which is also a bear -- is also a big area. along with, more supporting measures for policies or subsidies around the electric car area, transportation, another growth area in china. is there more support for autonomous? we're also looking for other trends around the ai trend. in china we call it ai plus. the government is intricately involved in growing these new areas. selina: bloomberg news recently reported the government is conside

janelle wang sitting in for raj mathai. >> we brought you this breaking news at the top of the 5:00 newscastsstigator hit the child on east 15th street near eighth avenue. they crashed the car in a nearby neighborhood. nbc bay area scott budman joins from us the scene with an update. scott. >> reporter: jae, jessica. this is the nearby neighborhood. the enof the lynn for the driver. arrested here on 5th and foothill driving the red car down the street. they have closed off some of the streets in this area as they continue to investigate the hit-and-run. it seems that the red car hit the white mustang in the street and that's what brought the chase to a close. the whole thing started at 1:30 this afternoon when the driver of the red car hit a minor on east 15th street and then fled the scene. we're told the victim was taken to a local hospital where that young person is currently in critical condition. now, back here, the red car hitting the white car, slowing down and then the arrest was made. and at this point, again, some of the traffic is moving a little more slowly than usual in the area

i )m janelle wang -- in for raj mathai. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now.nks for joining us. >> jessica aguirre. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco. firefighters are rushed to where a woman has fallen from a cliff. happened within past hour. we'll take you outside you can see the sky ranger above the scene and the cliff. there are emergency vehicles below. now the san francisco fire department just told us that the medical examiner is on the way which means that that woman is dead. we have a crew at ft. clemson gathering information. well bring you information on the digital platforms as well process. >>> to the news in las vegas and the las vegas massacre investigation. u.s. officials say the shooter may have planned plor attacks including a war bombing. there is no solid evidence but looking into the possibility. ert authorities confirm that the gunman, stephen paddock looked at other city was high rises overlooking outdoor venue procession. including in boston fenway park. he booked rooms in las vegas the week of life is beautiful which is

good evening i'm janel wang sitting in for raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. it's certainly a big change in the weather that could give firefighters a boost. let's get right to jeff ranieri, who's been tracking the storm wenchts eve had reports of heavier rainfall in santa rosa. it's all about the cold front moving into portions of marine, in any capaci napa and sonoma county. we're going to continue to add to the totals in the next two to three hours. doppler radar shows up in the north bay we're seeing light to moderate rain. it will continue to move into sonoma by 11:43, napa by 11:45. and another batch headed to san francisco downtown by 11:29. we're tracking the rain through early tomorrow morning. we'll have a full look at 11:20 tonight. >> as rain falls in the bay area and snow in the see ya rar you can follow jeff on his twitter account. >>> a double tragedy this month a woman survived the deadly masker in las vegas only to have the fire burn down her home. cheryl hurd joins us with this story. cheryl, this is unbelievable. >> reporter: yes, it is. as

. >>> good evening thanks for joining us janelle wang set sitting in for jessica aguirre. >>> not much property damage in the last 24 hours but that could change in the next 24. let's start with sky ranger over geyserville about 20 or 30 minutes, advisory evacuations. essentially voluntary evacuations there in geyserville for now. here are the latest numbers. 29 people confirmed dead. the highest number of fatalities in sonoma county o county with 15. in all 3500 homes of businesses destroyed, making this the most destructive fire and fires in california history. 300 square miles of burned. more than the size of san jose, san francisco and oakland combined. >>> here are the three biggest fires. the tubbs fire, the atlas fire and the nuns withins fire that merge the tubbs fire devastatesed parts of santa rosa is 10% contained. the atlas fire in napa and solano is

good evening i'm janel wang, sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. the sheriff's department expect gs the death toll to rise. here's what happened, 31 people died, 17 in sonoma county alone. people remain under evacuation orders and advisories and hundreds are still unaccounted for. containment is up. that southern atlas fire is now 7% contained. the patrick fire also in napa county, 3% contained. and then this. some evacuees are being allowed to return home. but what happens when they get home? >> we begin our team coverage tonight with nbc bay area's jean elle. she's live in napa with more. >> reporter: the good news tonight for some evacuees is they can come home. but things are far from normal here. there is a lot of fire damage and most don't have power. >> turn on a light? >> the lights aren't on. >> reporter: allison whitlock is checking on her home in napa after a mandatory evacuation order in her neighborhood is lifted. many of her neighbors' homes are destroyed. >> burned like a wick down the fence. >> reporter: it burned her fence but didn

janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. >> raj mathai.e past hour a red flag warning has been issued. even more danger in the multiple fire zones. we are also standing by, about to hear from the sheriff of sonoma county with key updates. let's start with the latest. the death toll has risen to 35. more than half of victims are sonoma county. now the most recent evacuation order was issued late today near healdsburg, another spot of concern is the oakville area near a wintry in napa county. here is a map of all the fires. the largest is still the atlas. the tubbs fire you see in the middle of the skren has caused the most destruction. primarily in the santa rosa area. the nuns fire near glen ellen has merged into two others. >>> the atlas fire has scorched 48,000 acres. and crews have it 27% contained. the tubbs fire, nearly 35,000 acres. it is 25% contained. and the nuns

we do know a couple of things, wang chi shan, the man who led the anti—corruption fight in this countrynot be in the standing committee. so he goes. someone like the man who has ascended up the ladder very quickly. maybe, just maybe somebody who could be an heir apparent in the future. we just don't know. this is the last day of the party congress and after the dust settles, how do you think it will be viewed by the international community, because the problems are still there, trade deficits with the us, problems about the environment back home. he has consolidated his position but on the international stage or changes very little because he was viewed as a man with much power anyway. donald trump come say with a similar message on what he says is china's predatory trade attitude. north korea, that is a big problem for china. its neighbour continues in its very aggressive push to develop nuclear weapons. nuclear weapons that could possibly strike the us mainland. china doesn't want to see a nuclearised north korean peninsulas. it doesn't want to see a unified korean peninsular either.

we know some things, wang qishan, the man who led the anticorruption fight in the country, he will not committee. so, he goes. and the current leader of chongqing, he is now a possibility for the heir—apparent in the future. will he feature? we just don't know. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. russia has vetoed a united nations security council resolution renewing an investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria. it's the ninth time russia has used its veto to protect its ally. last month, un investigators said a forensic examination showed beyond doubt that the syrian air force carried out a sarin nerve agent gas attack in april. the saudi crown prince has said he's working towards the return of what he calls "moderate islam" to the country. speaking in riyadh, mohammed bin salman said officials would eliminate the remnants of extremism in the near future. analysts say prince mohammed is behind several recent economic and social reforms. the governor of the us territory, puerto rico, has called on the federal government to speed up its response

. >> in our nbc bay area studio, janelle wang. >> raj mathai. we've been on air since 4:00 process thorng mp we have in our the 14th skeskt hour commercial pree. here is the latest information within the past 30 minutes we have confirmed 10 total deaths related to the fires. here is the breakdown. 7 in sonoma county, two in napa one in mendocino. this is multiple fires in multiple locations. let's show you the largest of the two fires. the tubbs fire in santa rosa and the atlas fire in napa. jeff has been covering the fire map for us. there are smaller fires causing damage near sacramento as well. >> we'll show you the dramatic images coming into the newsroom. this is a patient transport four-door kaiser hospital in santa rosa overnight. 130 patients moved to other hospitals overnight. a hospital in santa rosa also evacuated. the hospitals still intact. not operational right now. closed. but a few blocks away. journeys end mobile home mark des mated as well as multiple businesses in the area and a handful of chain restaurants. all destroyed by f

selina wang.oming up later, we will be speaking with chuck grassley from iowa who chairs the senate judiciary committee would will be holding the meetings today. that will be able to 5 a.m. eastern time -- that will be 8:45 a.m. eastern time and one of the questions to be addressed is whether we can have the best of the benefits from facebook and google, and avoid the risks from massive internet sites. with us we have ben, a global equity strategist, and michael from -- and our policy correspondent michael mckee. can they have the best of both worlds? can we get all thecan we get ale enjoy from google and facebook and twitter, and still have some protection against being manipulated? >> i was going to say no, but then you said some. it is possible to have some, not possible to have a free internet that provides truth to people, because the system is setup to allow people to lie to us. this is an unusual situation, because ordinarily you would expect some regulatory action from washington, except t

dream to make china great again and for the party to align itself more with the people people like wang play wa who until a few years ago was a farmer but now sells fruit and vegetables in a beijing market she earns around twelve hundred dollars a month much more than she did working the land and says she's already achieved one of her dreams. when i was a kid my dream was to be able to have a steamed bun with every meal but today i can eat whatever i want. it has been a defining few days for chinese politics giving xi jinping the authority to push his vision of what china should look like by the middle of this century adrian brown al jazeera beijing. hundreds of thousands of people are missing worldwide usually as a result of war or natural disasters. the past twenty one years the international commission on missing persons is being the global coordinator of efforts to find and identify people now it's opening a new facility to help solve more cold cases that us reports. the international commission on missing persons has come a long way since its creation at the end of the bosnian war

walling has vowed to continue his struggle against what he's calling or oratory and rules from china wang and his fellow campaigner nathan all have been granted bail after they appealed against their sentence for illicitly illegal assembly in twenty fourteen they took part in a demonstration which helped spark hong kong's pro-democracy umbrella and. egypt's president has met his french counterpart in paris where the two pledged to strengthen economic and military ties emanuel has faced calls from rights groups to raise allegations of torture and political repression in egypt but matt hall insisted it is his place to lecture another leader david chaytor reports from paris . the egyptian and french president spent two hours talking over lunch at the lease a palace but lessons on human rights were not on the menu the fight against terrorism was the main course aides did say though individual cases of imprisoned activists were raised during the course of a private discussion between the two leaders but both men were challenged on human rights in egypt when it came to the press conference and

discuss,e now to selina wang in our guest post for the hour -- and our guest host for the hour.sts missed targets. they have the self-imposed restrictions. the earning came days after the communist party congress. wasn't great timing. the positive side is that this might just be a one-time problem. it might recover next quarter. overall, there are still political headwinds. of the content section, which is up for stronger censorship restrictions over time. we have seen xi 10 policy over the several years. emily: but as her take with what we're seeing in -- what is your take with what we're seeing in china? roger: i'm curious about your thoughts on this. we are always going to have things like this. black box tot of a the government policy around china that for investors will be an issue every quarter for the indefinite future. for all the opportunity, you're always going to have these moments of uncertainty where the numbers are affected by some government policy or trying to get out of the way of a government policy. it is something investors have to realize. there will be a da

joining me to discuss, selina wang. government already holds a powerful sway over the companies. how is this different? >> this shows it is getting more powerful and more interest in today's large tech companies. it is can turn them because these are no longer media companies. >> chinese have historically taken a position, but they have mostly erred on the side of content and that is something we have really seen happen over the course of this past year. unclear how much it would decisions.iness they have also entered into transportation. it is really to control the on-time -- know the social networking service that was blocked her at how does this fit into me note that is the only company? >> you talk to experts in this area and they say this is the new normal. this is the new regime. he does -- easily taken the chinese government and he wants to establish a persona leadership of the country. -- it has gone quite far and it is really a concerted effort to clamp down on these companies. >> i spoke to -- it looks like th

wang was killed in louisiana. it is digitally recorded, the man is accosted by two police and then the for that in minneapolis that we know now from the negative camera video that i have begun he is doing everything right seven seconds later he is shot. this is crazy it is that this is a lunatic stuff and to say you have to stop this.bo this book grows out of that. and unfortunately and tragically because the bill still dying opinions of the police access we cannot get justice from the jury or the judge. they said there was no intention maliki. let me see. a motherfucker will die tonight. that is intentionally. to deconstructs malpractice with that subjugated knowledge to talk about intention malady or superiority do. the man in the car before he stops the young man saiddie toda this guy will died today and then shoots of me and. so the judge says he is an urban a heroin dealer. a slowdown that demonization and that stereotypical that you just cannot imagine holding the police accountable hands up we get shot hand

have been granted bail while they appeal their convictions for inciting an illegal assembly joshua wangnd nathan law say they'll continue to fight what they call china's forests here in. europe today those are your stories next up a.j. select sports.

trusted lieutenants and he is now elevated to that top tier another man i'll draw your attention to wang yang he was leading the poverty alleviation scheme over the last few years under president xi he has really prioritized that presidency and he wants that poverty alleviation scheme to continue it's interesting that one young has got this promotion he's also the man who's been dealing with the united states on economic affairs trade affairs so foreign investors will be quite happy that somebody who is quite close to that relationship that crucial relationship between china and the u.s. in economic terms is now on the top table a very long introduction actually from president xi we didn't expect him to talk for that long introducing his team he talked about a new look the new achievements in the new era this new era of favorite phrase of president she's throughout this congress he talked about the opportunity for the flourishing of all our endeavors with boundless energy he said his team would never take a breather while this is the same now these seven men are the most important men in

you would be coming home from school and out of nowhere, wang, a stone hits you on the shoulder. —— bangat you, calling you a prostitute. because you are singing? because i was singing. when you are a girl, you are singing, there is no other way for you to succeed if you are not a prostitute, and if you are a boy, there is no other way it you are not a junkie. so sex, there is no other way it you are not ajunkie. so sex, drugs there is no other way it you are not a junkie. so sex, drugs and there is no other way it you are not ajunkie. so sex, drugs and rock ‘n' roll, in africa, the perception was taken literally. roll, in africa, the perception was ta ken literally. so roll, in africa, the perception was taken literally. so today, when a girl comes out and tells her pa rents, girl comes out and tells her parents, i want to sing, i want to be music, the parents say, no, that's not a job. the perception of an artist in africa today is still a problem. even with politicians who do not think we are great ambassadors for the country and the continent itself. the other thing that i think peop

really stuck together ever since so go right loyalists there right by she side others noted names there wang dan he's been leading president she's priority antipoverty drive over the last few years this is a promotion they and that's seen as having gone well and he's now at the top table he's also been leading some of the talks between china and the united states on economic affairs so foreign investors will be relieved to see somebody at that top table who knows that relationship that crucial relationship of course with donald trump making trade between china and the u.s. such a hot button issue well they've got somebody there who knows that issue very very well one other name or they get to geology he's the youngest of them all at sixty he's been elevated to run the anticorruption drive the thing is made so much of a lot over the last five years he said in his introduction xi jinping that he wanted to continue to root out the virus implicitly of corruption in the party well this man. is going to be the man to do it in terms of what they're going to do well in his introduction to his new te

dream to make china great again and for the party to align itself more with the people people like wang play watch who until a few years ago was a farmer the now sells fruit and vegetables in a beijing market she earns around twelve hundred dollars a month much more than she did working the land and says she's already achieved one of her dream. when i was a kid my dream was to be able to have a steam bun with every meal but today i can eat whatever i want. it has been a defining few days for chinese politics giving xi jinping the authority to push his vision of what china should look like by the middle of this century adrian brown al jazeera beijing. has real has approved the construction of one hundred seventy six new settlement units. on the aims to add to already existing illegal settlement structures and the palestinian neighborhood and are there. palestinian teenage boys had been interrogated in israeli prisons without lawyers present that's according to a new report accusing israel of systematically abusing and detainees in occupied east jerusalem statements from sixty youngsters

imprisoned in hong kong over protests pushing for a more open democracy have been released on bail joshua wang and nathan law were jailed in august for six months and eight months respectively they were found guilty of leading demonstrations in twenty fourteen of what became known as the umbrella movement both have appealed their sentences. to women accused of killing the half brother of north korea's leader have been taken back to where he died as part of the trial the suspects were escorted to the scene to reenact what happened to kim jong nam was exposed to a toxic nerve agent at kuala lumpur international airport in february the women say they were tricked into getting info. of them could face the death penalty if convicted. for the trip police in brazil have shot and killed a spanish tourist in rio police opened fire on the woman's car when it drove past a checkpoint but the esperanza human error through is was taken to a hospital but died later from injuries investigators say those responsible will face justice what were you studying what you what you were tourists that were visiting rio

obviously wasn't ready for such macabre tiles next he began work on a story about two young scotty wang's and decided to call the max and both its he did the illustrations first only moving on to the words afterwards. that's the hatch there come the boys my gemini black is ravens down the chimney. i like the six bass. puffs into a chest they drop from the flower to the top they crawl from under cover just as white as chalk i over their eyes they were all black then a white black and white indian there's the oven all red hot shove them in is quick as thought. oh if out with them from the heat they are brown and. who would steal of then this must do wriggled down the chimney flue much there come the boys my jimmy black as raven was down the chimney. into a chest they drop full of flour up to the top here is the oven all red hot shove them in as quick as thought now you think they've paid the debt no my friend they're living yet. max and more it's was published in autumn eight hundred sixty five when bush was thirty two just in time for christmas initially sales was sluggish. so i'm not to b