in pyongyang less than a week after the historic into korean summit wang is the first chinese foreign minister to visit north korea in more than a decade the u.s. has announced the first release of a prisoner from the guantanamo bay detention center under the trumpet ministration saudi arabia says darby has been transferred and has arrived back in the country forty inmates remain at the military prison. cambridge analytics the u.k. company at the center of that big major facebook dates of breaches shutting down the political consultancy firm hit the headlines in march when a former employee a whistleblower revealed how to use data from millions of facebook users to influence the u.s. presidential election campaign the company says it suffered a shop drop in business and will begin bankruptcy proceedings those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after witness i'll have headlines for you about twenty five minutes so that. may mean. and i. meeting mean. a lot of us nayak mcqueary much to think. about another one on the bottom of the list in me on this never mind never min

vice premier wang you first.i come to ofna has always been an ally north korea. do you think they are more to blame this time? [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] vice premier wang qishan, do you have an approach from china's side about an answer to problem? [indiscernible] television and the internet, i saw the news saying that representatives of foreign ministry position ofed the the chinese government on the betweention of talks north korea and the u.s. they asked this question. to tell you that the nuclear issue on the korean peninsula has a bearing on china's core interests. anda hopes for peace stability on the korean peninsula. .indiscernible] should promote. of the denuclearization of the peninsula. .indiscernible] trumpatement of president and the statement of north sides leave room for maneuver. it's between north korea and the u.s. right now. [indiscernible]. you achieveeve that results -- but in order have to be full of hope. >> i will come to madam lagarde a second but do you have any advice to the world in terms of how to deal with presi

. >> allison chinchar is wang everything for us. thank you so much. >>> joining us now on regarding what is happening on the ground, hawaii police spokesman allen richmond. thank you for being with us. i understand it, you're a mile from the summit, if i remember correctly. what has changed for you what you're seeing and feeling there in the last 24 hours? >> hello. from the summit, to a large degree, not much. there has been a plume of smoke and steam coming up throughout the day earlier. kind of a black cloud. we had an earthquake a minute and a half ago and typically the earthquakes at the summit have been in the range of 3.2 to 3.5 after shocks if you will.

and writer connie young yu; and the caretaker from the friends of children with special needs, anna wang. today protima pandey and caleb jo will join us. and then we turn the spotlight on the celebration of our multiethnic community, the rich history of silicon valley and art with the silicon valley asian pacific filmfest. all of that on our show today. well, we start our program with a true community advocate. with us is protima pandey, an advocate for gender justice and the newly appointed director for the office of women's policy in santa clara county. she has dedicated the past ten years, working with domestic violence survivors, both as a lawyer and an advocate for survivor issues.

president sometime this month wang said china fully supports commitment to denuclearization as well as its bid to concentrate on economic development kathy novak has more from seoul. china is continuing its apparent push to be included in the ongoing diplomacy involving north korea the foreign ministry in beijing quoted the country's top diplomat wang ye as saying that china is willing to strengthen communication with north korea and continue to play a positive role in seeking a political solution to the korean peninsula issue one's visit to pyongyang is the first for a chinese foreign minister in more than a decade china had been somewhat sidelined from talks on north korea as the first summit between leaders of the two koreas was held on friday and as the united states plans for a meeting between president donald trump and the north korean leader kim jong un says china hopes that substantial progress can be made at those talks one with a visit to pyongyang appears to be a nother sign that the previously strained relations between north korea and its traditional allies china appear to

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. today it's the brepresident ver the mayor. the president suggesting libby schaaf should be investigated for obstruction of justice. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us from fruitvale village where some are rallying behind mayor shaaph. >> reporter: people we talked to didn't care about the president's round table on immigration or sanctuary cities until he put the mayor in his sights. >> we will go to jail with libby. >> reporter: people in oakland have mixed feelings about immigration and libby schaaf's recent alert to the public about an impending i.c.e. raid, but many have no qualms about what she did. >> as the mayor of the city, she has an obligation to let people know when there's an imminent attack. >> reporter: at the round table, the president harshly criticized the state law which limits police cooperation with federal authorities. he repeated his claim that sanctuary cities violate the law. then the president turned to attorney general jeff sessions and suggested oak land

i )m janelle wang, in for jessia aguirre. and i )m raj mathai. right now.w. good evening.nks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. >> tonight one boy is fighting for his life after the stolen car he was in crashed into a light pole after fleeing from police. here's video of the scene. there's been a growing concern over a spike in juvenile crime, and with school getting ready to be out fors the summer, that worry is getting bigger at each day passes. nbc bay area's damien trujillo joins us with the details. damian? >> reporter: the chief here has not hidden his thoughts about young offenders. he thinks the criminal justice system is too lenient on kids. last night we mentioned it was a 13-year-old and 14-year-old who found themselves inside of a stolen car on the wrong side of the law. the stolen car came to a stop in front of the bridges academy heart school in san jose. a 13-year-old was behind the wheel, along with three passengers, all 16 or younger. that age might be shocking to many, but for san jose police it's becoming all too common. >> yeah, ri

chinese official to visit north korea in three years as arrived in the capital china's foreign minister wang he is there for a two day visit relations have been strained over a carton chinese exports to pyongyang as part of sanctions against its nuclear program it comes as north korea's leader kim jong il works to improve ties with south korea taking part in a historic summit last week. don for a short break here not just iraq when we come back warnings that a heart breaks it could see a return to violence along the northern border more and then stay with us. hello and welcome back now across southeastern parts of asia we're seeing some pretty big showers affecting the on into borneo indonesian borneo mainly across the philippines central southern areas seeing some heavy downpours further north in luzon i think manila should be dry for much of the time. looking fine at the moment thirty three a high entry carter and then up through the night prince should be fine conditions largely for singapore and kuala lumpur moving northwards into the gulf of thailand we've got a few showers here's a cha

china's foreign minister is due to arrive in north korea for a two day visit wang is the highest ranking chinese official to visit the north in three years relations have been strained over a cut in chinese exports to pyongyang as part of sanctions against its nuclear program it comes as north korea's leader kim jong un works to improve ties with the south taking part in that historic summit last week it march he visited beijing in his first overseas trip as leader more now from others here is adrian brown in beijing. well one year now becomes the first chinese foreign minister to visit north korea in almost eleven years in fact the last time a senior chinese government official was in north korea was almost three years ago that i think is a reflection of the strain immolations that's existed between these two cold war era allies this time a year ago for instance china and north korea simply weren't on speaking terms if there was a hotline between p. and young in beijing it simply wasn't working i think president xi jinping was both humiliated and enraged by conjunctions refusal to desis

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emily: selina wang, thank you for those reports.r conversation with melinda gates, the current political climate, and her request for president trump. and the tesla call, elon musk talking about the production of battery packs. here's what he had to say. elon: the rapid increase in output. in the last 24 hours, the factory managed to achieve above 3000 packs per day, per week. reached a peak rate of 5000 cars per week. ♪ emily: in the latest edition of bloomberg 1.0, i caught up with melinda gates. chair of the bill and melinda gates foundation. and in their annual letter written every year, they expressed a wish president trump to more respect, when he speaks, and when he tweets. melinda: i think the president, no matter who he or she is, has a responsibility to the moral authority and be a role model. i think the views today coming out on twitter from this president don't represent our views of women in society. i am in the school system a lot all over the country. principals and staff and teachers are teaching the kids is what is

emily: selina wang, thank you for those reports.ion with melinda gates, the current political climate, and her. the tesla call, elon musk talking about the production of battery packs. here's what he had to say. increase in output hours, in the last 24 the factory managed to achieve , per 2000 packs per day week. hour would be a rate of 5000 cars per week. ♪ ofly: than latest edition bloomberg ".0, i caught up with melinda gates. in their annual letter written every year, to express a wish president trump to more respect, when he speaks, and when he to tweets. president, no matter who he or she is, has a responsibility to the moral authority and be a role model. i think the views today coming out on twitter and this president don't represent our views of women in society. i am in the school system a lot all over the country. and staff ands teachers are teaching the kids is what is important in this country, about not bullying and treating people equally and having respect. you have a role model at the top, and he has made their job

jie wang's equaliser proving the difference in the 52nd minute.go, jeonbuk hyundai motors of south korea overturned a 3—2 first leg deficit against thailand's buriram united. a late jae—sung lee goal confirming a 2—0 win on the night and 4—3 aggregate victory as they search for a third title altogether in this competition. while youssef el arabi scored twice for al duhail to secure a 4—1victory on the night over al ain of the uae. it made little difference after the one—sided tie in both legs finished 8—3 in the qataris' favour. world champions germany have named a provisional 27—man squad for next month's world cup. two main talking points are goalkeeper and captain. manuel neuer has made the cut even though he hasn't played since since september with a recurrence of a fractured foot. he's only played four matches in the last 13 months and mario goetze has been left out. he scored the winning goal in the last world cup final but has had a poor season with borussia dortmund after being diagnosed with a muscular disorder. there'll be no italy at th

spokesperson patti wang cross says that decision will soon pay off for her.patti wang cross/habitat for humanity- "before habitat came along, she was starting to look at really far flung options in high crime neighborhoods and uh, really felt like she was, she was out of options for staying in the bay area." instead, yesenia will own her home and pay a mortgage at below market rate... which means, no more than 30-percent of her household income will go towards housing.yesenia ramirez/mother- "theres hope. you know, a lot of the times, i had a dream of owning, but with, uh, with how the housing is, you know, i didn't really see that happening until habitat and i didn't think i was going to be chosen, which i did and its incredible." on friday, 100 women leaders in the community will volunteer their time to help construct yesenia's future home... moving closer to her dream becoming a reality. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) outrage tonight after a man orders a drink from a southern california starbucks... but instead of a name -- a racial slur is printed on the cup. we

she was knocked out by china's wang qiang, who is currently ranked 91st in the world.traght sets victory, beating the seven—time major champion 6—4, 7—5. in another shock result, defending champion jelena ostapenko also lost to kateryna kozlova. in formula one's monaco grand prix, daniel ricciardo in the red bull led from start to finish to win his second race of the season. sebastian vettel finished second, ahead of britain's lewis hamilton in third. hamilton now leads the championship by 1a points from vettel. the story of today's race comes from out sports correspondent andy swiss. plain sailing? monaco would prove anything but. for lewis hamilton, starting third on the grid but above all for the man in pole position... lights out. ..daniel riccardo sped away and it seemed like a victory parade, the australian easing clear but with 50 laps still to go, his car suddenly lost power and his lead vanished. sebastian vettel on his tail, as the field concertinaed behind him. at one stage, the top five separated by just eight seconds. but they could not find a way past, in

spokesperson patti wang cross says that decision will soon pay off for her.patti wang cross/habitat foranity: "before habitat came along, she was starting to look at really far flung options in high crime neighborhoods and uh, really felt like she was, she was out of options for staying in the bay area." ramirez will own her home and pay a mortgage at below market rate...which means, no more than 30-percent of her household income will go towards housing. (grant) the video you're seeing is a new jersey school bus that was involved in a fatal highway crash with a dump truck. of the 45 total students and teachers, one student and one teacher were killed, and the remaining 43 are all hospitalized. the paramus (puh-ram'-uhs) school district says the bus was taking students from east brook middle school to waterloo village, a historic site near the crash scene. the bus was left on the median of interstate 80 in mount olive with its front end shattered. the school district says there will be no more trips this year. (vicki) president donald trump says he will continue to refer to m-s-13 gang

spokesperson patti wang cross says that decision will soon pay off for her.patti wang cross/habitat forbitat came along, she was starting to look at really far flung options in high crime neighborhoods and uh, really felt like she was, she was out of options for staying in the bay area." instead, yesenia will own her home and pay a mortgage at below market rate... which means, no more than 30-percent of her household income will go towards housing.yesenia ramirez/mother- "theres hope. you know, a lot of the times, i had a dream of owning, but with, uh, with how the housing is, you know, i didn't really see that happening until habitat and i didn't think i was going to be chosen, which i did and its incredible." on friday, 100 women leaders in the community will volunteer their time to help construct yesenia's future home... moving closer to her dream becoming a reality. in fremont, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) san francisco's mayor is proposing a first-of-its kind programto fight drug abuse on city streets...(pam) it includes money for a dedicated 'drug addiction street team'.

chinese official to visit north korea and three years as arrived in the capital china's foreign minister wang knees there for a two day visit relations have been strained over a cut in chinese exports to pyongyang as part of sanctions against its nuclear program. six people have died after a sudden snowstorm left hikers stranded in the swiss alps fourteen were stuck outdoors without shelter overnight near the matter horn five italians and a ballgame and woman didn't survive well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after slavery a twenty first century evil staging and so watching. u.s. president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel an alum in your bra five jeans will mean off the days of time but ten times faster than fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. the three hundred years the most powerful nations on earth group richer and stronger on the profits of the slave trade over twelve million men women and children will also be transported from africa o

and i )m janelle wang. raj and jess have the night off. a startling discovery at san francisco general. a wo >>> thank you for joining us. a startling discovery at one of the hospital's buildings. the hospital and police are not saying much. sam brock has more on what we know now. >> reporter: good evening. this is of course the second time within the last five years, actually less than that, a woman's body has been found in a stairwell. there is a big difference between what happened today and the situation in 2013 with lynn spalding. in 2013 hospital officials were looking for miss spalding for 17 days. today, an electrical engineer stumbled upon a woman behind me. san francisco sheriff's deputies are the ones responsible for security here. they had the entire area blocked off as this was going on. the woman who has not yet been identified was found at 1:00 p.m. by 1:45, we saw the medical examiner's van pull in here. while the hospital officials did not tell houston this woman is, sources are very confident that she was a patient at the

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. >> reporter: duo language employee kevin wang did just that. relocating from california less than a year ago. he and his wife just purchased their first home. >> pittsburgh has tons to offer, affordable housing, great social scene with food and music. >> reporter: the average price of a home in san francisco is $1.3 million. in pittsburgh, it's around $135,000. >> many of the displaced residents are here tonight. >> reporter: but for some, housing isn't affordable anymore. >> we still feel this displaced in our community. all there is is new buildings. >> reporter: this neighborhood is at the center of the tech boom. ethea simms lived here for 35 years. there is a lot going on in pittsburgh right now, new jobs, gentrification. what is your concern? >> my concern is there is a group of people that is being left out of it. >> you're talking about housing? >> i'm talking about housing. i'm talking about employment opportunities. everything. >> uninformed residents. >> reporter: she think it is community changes are an injustice and not inclusive o

she was knocked out by china's wang qiang, who is currently ranked 91st in the world.h a straght sets victory, beating the 7 time major champion 6—4 7—5. england succumbed to a miserable nine—wicket defeat by pakistan on the fourth day of the first test at lord's. it follows a winter when they didn't manage a win in seven tests in australia and new zealand, and they've now lost the opening test of a home summer for the first time in 23 years. ben croucher was watching the action. after england's's winter of discontent, the summer started with little to shout about. they needed to get there really to see it unfolds, but their batting was something most have seen before. it was just something most have seen before. it wasjust eight something most have seen before. it was just eight overs bowled when josh butler missed a straight one, the beginning of the english collapse. in 27 minutes the remaining four wickets added seven i’u ns remaining four wickets added seven ru ns to remaining four wickets added seven runs to the overnight total. with lunch warming up england serv

the chinese foreign minister, wang yi, who is in washington, told his american counterpart, mike pompeosummit between the us and north korean leaders would go ahead as planned. translation: we look forward to seeing the meeting taking place and being successful. we believe president trump and kim jong—un are able and they have the wisdom to make the right decision and bring peace to the korean peninsula and bring good news to the world. for more on this i've been speaking to our correspondent in seoul, rupert wingfield—hayes. i began by asking him why the us—north korea summit is so important to china. fundamentally, because china's main interest when it comes to north korea is stability, stability on its border. china's nightmare is renewed conflict on the korean peninsula or the implosion of the north korean regime and the falling apart of north korea. sol regime and the falling apart of north korea. so i think the chinese government was deeply concerned as things got really bad last year. very upset with north korea for testing missiles provocatively across japan and threatening the

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on china's foreign minister is in north korea for a two day visit wang ye is the highest ranking chinese minister to visit pyongyang in three years relations are strained over a cut in chinese exports as part of sanctions against the north's nuclear weapons program and the trip comes before kim jong un summit with the u.s. president donald trump in the coming weeks well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story statement that's what i thought. will a new prime minister solve the crisis and i mean yes the election of a replacement follows an outpouring of anger by protesters the opposition is promising change in an end to corruption what's the expression for dodging the former republics of the soviet union this is inside story. and i welcome to the program i'm jane after weeks of mass protests arrests and resignation of the prime minister amin is on the brink of ushering in a new leader or is it opposition leader nicole pasha yon became the sole candidate off to monday's deadline passed without any of the candidates registering the ruling republican

on this memorial day i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. early balls of the stanley cup final at 5:00. moving day in berkeley, the rv campers are being forced off. >> by looer live from berkeley with why the problem may just move around the corner, literally. >> reporter: this restaurant parking lot at the berkeley marina appears to be the latest rv camp site. just this morning the city of berkeley kicked out the catchers from an area just down the street. now they have planted themselves here. >> i don't know why this is happening. >> reporter: naomi gonzalez says she is worried about her family's future. she and her family have been camping in their rv along marina way near the berkeley marina since last july. >> this is all we have. >> reporter: now the city is forcing gonzalez and dozens of others who set up camp in the public parking area to move. the city says the campers have created a health and safety risk. construction crews will begin revamping t

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meanwhile, ninth—seeded venus williams is also out, beaten in straight sets by world number 91 wang qiangaster of monaco as he took the chequered flag in the principality. the australian picking up his second win of the season after holding off sebastian vettel and championship leader lewis hamilton, who had to settle for third. 0ur formula 1 reporter, jennie gow, was there. daniel ricciardo is a monte carlo grand prix winner, and that is something really special. it was not the greatest of races, it was not a showpiece overdramatic. he just did what he needed to do to make sure he could cross the line in first place ahead of sebastian vettel and lewis hamilton. so all important for the champion ship will be that lewis hamilton still leads the way, his lead cut to 1a points but damage limitation on track the know does not suit them. sebastian vettel came in second place which is why that gap closes up. daniel ricciardo, is he still in contention? he is 2a points behind sebastian vettel, and i think it could well be in contention. next up, montreal, a track that has lewis hamilton's name a

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secretary of state me pompeo says planning is going ahead, this as he meets the chinese foreign minute wang yi for talks on north korea, but also on u.s./china trade issues. the two most powerful economies in the world are playing with fire according to my first guest tonight. a fire that could spark a full-fledged trade war, even inadvertently. paul tucker helped steer the uk through the worst of the global financial crisis when he was deputy governor of the bank of england, which is britain's version of the federal reserve. he has now written a book called "unelected power: the quest for legitimacy in central banking and the regulatory state." in it he warns of the current economic dangers, and he chronicles the rise of populism. he tells me that hard times can often turn regular people into proponents of protectionism, only to find that they are the losers in the end. paul tucker, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having me. >> there are a lot of ups and downs between the united states and china when it comes to trade right now. do you think the ultimate it can happen? that is a t

secretary of state mike pompeo has a day of high—level meetings starting with the chinese foreign minister wangny and japan. all now or not a tory president saying that there is a risk that his plan summit whitnall career would go ahead next month that matt moore now on our top story. first of all, let us on our top story. first of all, let us talk about north korea has agreed to let in a team of south korean journalists to watch the dismantling ofa journalists to watch the dismantling of a nuclear site. previously he has said it would not let them in. how important is this? i think it is important is this? i think it is important for the fact that it was pa rt important for the fact that it was part of the agreement between the north korean government and the south korean almond, moonjae—in, during the summit they held last month in the demilitarised zone —— president. one of the specific promises to come out of that from the north korean leader was that he would allow international journalists, including south korean journalists, including south korean journalists, to witness this dismantling

prospects for peace on the korean peninsula and just a few days ago in fact china's foreign minister wang ye basically said in his many words that if the summit didn't happen then the full would lie with the united states so we have to remember that we are seeing friction between china and the united states now on a number of fronts just in the last hour rob the u.s. congress has passed a bill to encourage military cooperation between taiwan and the united states a few days ago. the united states government decided to withdraw an invitation for china to take part in a naval exercise of hawaii and we still have the united states so far refusing to lift sanctions that have been imposed on a giant chinese telecom company is a deal with eighty thousand chinese jobs at risk so this decision by president trump is certainly going to i think increase the friction between china and the united states and i think you know also rob chinese leaders find the timing of trump's announcement very curious because it because it came just a few hours after north korea began blowing up its nuclear test site a

and writer connie young yu; and the caretaker from the friends of children with special needs, anna wangtoday protima pandey and caleb jo will join us. and then we turn the spotlight on the celebration of our multiethnic community, the rich history of silicon valley and art with the silicon valley asian pacific filmfest. all of that on our show today. well, we start our program with a true community advocate. with us is protima pandey, an advocate for gender justice and the newly appointed director for the office of women's policy in santa clara county. she has dedicated the past ten years, working with domestic violence survivors, both as a lawyer and an advocate for survivor issues. before that, she was a managing attorney and regional counsel at bay area legal aid. welcome to the show. good to see you again. protima pandey: thank you so much for having me, robert. robert: you know, one of the things, as we go over some of the things you've done in the past, i mean, they really do frame the way you look at things and the way you approach issues. give us an idea, in terms of a little bi

events go according to how it should be according to the political system let's bring in kiev and wang in kuala lumpur he's a columnist and contributing editor for the new mandela mandela website and has focused on the as his election good to have you with us until now there's been no precedent in modern malaysia for a transfer of power a hottie of a hundred says now that says there's an urgency here the police chief that the police chief says that they will be he will ensure a safe transfer of power and yet. form a now former prime minister najib razak says while he accepts the verdict of the people he stopped short of conceding defeat to spot trouble ahead here. well it's problematic but of course as you've already pointed out this is historic and unprecedented to have this transfer of power after sixty plus years of independence from malaysia this would be the first time i suppose the irony is that it's a transfer of power to a previous prime minister who was of this now vanquished party. whether this happens or not today tomorrow i think i think will prevail the numbers are pretty

pyongyang during which he congratulated north korea for its historic summit with south korea last week wang's visit comes as the north korean leader the best to meet the u.s. president in the coming weeks three u.s. citizens have reportedly been freed from detention in north korea weeks before. is due to meet donald trump the chair said to been transferred from labor camps to a hotel in pyongyang although there's been no official confirmation of this kim sandy hook also known as tony kim was arrested last april after being accused of carrying out hostile acts against the regime he was working at the pyongyang university of science and technology and his family have always said he was innocent came hacksawing who worked at the same university were detained a month later under the same charges his wife says he's an agricultural expert and was teaching north koreans rice growing techniques and this condone true who were sentenced to ten years in prison that hard labor in april twenty sixth even after being convicted of espionage a trade delegation of united states is currently in beijing for tal

the highest ranking chinese official to visit north korea in years has arrived in pyongyang for mr wang years on a two day visit to try to ensure beijing plays a role in the next round of nuclear diplomacy with its longtime ally adrian brown reports. it's eleven years since the chinese foreign minister last stepped foot in north korea a measure of the strain in relations between these allies and now of china's desire to repair them one year is in pyongyang five days after the historic into korean summit when kim jong un and president mungy in agreed to pursue denuclearization of the peninsula and the peace treaty one will be hoping for a detailed briefing on the results of that meeting thanks unusually last friday chinese leaders found themselves on the sidelines of a major international event happening on their doorstep and they won't be part of the planned meeting between president donald trump and kim jong il either. analysts say china's president who met kim jong un in late march wants to ensure that the chinese aren't left out of future talks that could possibly include the united

i wonder vice premier wang qishan, if i come to you first. china has always been an ally of north korea. do you think they are more to blame this time? >> has for the summit between north korea and the u.s. the u.n. security council resolution, the issue of wmds, ballistic missiles, all of these weapons have to be thattively eliminated and was the main goal of a summit between the u.s. and north korea. summit, weng such a should advance the relay solution of issues and when i talked with japan and north korea, have this issue. -- girlsnese around around 13 years old disappeared around 2002. recognized the fact of kidnapping japanese girls and these issues have to be given a comprehensive resolution. dialogue for the sake of a dialogue is pointless. actione needs to lead to . this was the path we were following. but hasere many issues, for a summit between north korea and the u.s., i think in the future, we have to do everything so as to ensure that a summit between north korea and the u.s. to that end, the issues have to be resolved. jong-un

flurry of diplomatic activity going on right now and china doesn't want to be left out now the visit by wang ye as you said in introduction is the most high profile visit by a chinese government minister since two thousand and fifteen and china really wants to ensure i think that the momentum keeps moving and also china has been in the difficult position of enforcing sanctions against north korea basically most of what north korea receives comes through or from china and china i think is hoping it reaches a stage soon where those sanctions can be eased because it's actually been hurting the chinese economy in areas like dandong which is the port city which is right on the border with north korea given the diplomatic activity the you spoke about the china feel that it's that it's left out how important is it for china to to get back into the game if you like. look it's very important because there is an awful lot going on right now we have this two days of talks between one year and his north korean counterpart in pyongyang and then next week we have trilateral talks that are due to take plac

and china's foreign ministers in north korea for a two day visit wang he is the highest ranking chinese minister to visit pyongyang in three years relations are strained over a cut in chinese exports as part of sanctions against the north's nuclear weapons program and the trip comes before kim jong un summit with the u.s. president donald trump in the coming weeks well those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after inside story statement that's what i thought. well a new prime minister solve the crisis in armenia the election of a replacement.

publicly supported the idea of this summit taking place just a few days ago china's foreign minister wang ye had urged washington to cherish the opportunity of peace now the chinese media has been quite restrained in its coverage so far an editorial in the china daily on friday urged washington and north korea to continue with their contacts now at the moment of course we have friction between china and the united states on many fronts right now taiwan the south china sea the iran nuclear deal north korea's nuclear program and of course a u.s. diplomat going home to the united states suffering from a mystery illness and of course just a few days ago the united states announced that it was an inviting china to take part in a major naval exercise the two to be held offer why in the next few weeks a lot of strain a lot of tension between china and the united states with no one quite sure how it's all going to play out in the coming days weeks and months the u.n. chief antonio terror says he is deeply concerned by the cancellation of the summit he says all parties to the north korea talks sho

. >> reporter: chinese foreign minister wang yi, who met with pompeo wednesday in washington, appealed to the u.s. for restraint. "we don't want to see that this individual case will be magnified, complicated, or even politicized," he said. the state department stopped short of calling it a sonic attack, instead issuing a health alert that warns americans in china, "if you experience any unusual acute auditory or sensory phenomena accompanied by unusual sounds or piercing noises, do not attempt to locate their source. instead move to a location where the sounds are not present." that's the bizarre noise heard by many of the two dozen injured americans based at the u.s. embassy in cuba, who suffered nausea, headaches, even permanent hearing loss and concussions. in response the u.s. kicked out most cuban embassy officials and nearly shuttered its embassy in havana. >> this certainly remains a mystery. >> reporter: cbs contributor isaac stone fish is a senior fellow at the asia society. >> even if the u.s. government does not accuse beijing of any wrongdoing, it still leaves a bad taste

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is really my honor today as an asian-american and as an attorney to honor chan, also known as ceci wangere at the san francisco board of supervisors. for those unfamiliar, he was the very, very first chinese-american lawyer in the state of california. what an extraordinary thing to be able to say. ceci was born in napa in 1990, the year that the second chinese american exclusion act was passed. the son of chinese american immigrants from china and born during an anti-chinese time, epitomized by the chinese exclusion act of 1882. and a decade later, accompanied by the first racial registry that this nation has ever instituted in our country's time. it's important to note that almost 150 years later as our current president talks about an ethnic registry that it's mistakes that were made and chinese americans stood up and refused toerster in this nation. ceci was born in this period. what is little known about the asian-american community is it launched thousands of lawsuits by asian-americans fighting for the civil rights of all americans, including our community. cece went on to perseve