henry wang, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, steve. it's a pleasure to have you on our show. i'm mindful that you were the founder, the creator of a think tank, the center for china and globalization. you said you wanted it to be a bridge between east and west. right now, it seems many of those bridges are being burned. would you agree? well, i think it's... yeah, absolutely. we see things have changed a lot in the last five to six years, basically. and a lot of dialogue has been cut off. there's a lot of communications cut off. and most, of course, on top of that, the covid—19 pandemic has also isolated many countries. and also given the, you know, the trade war, the sanctions, the... ..ideological and tax code decoupling and all those things add up. i think that we really need to strengthen the dialogue, strengthen the communication and bridge—building. absolutely. i hope we will continue to do that. but in the context that you've just laid out, everything from protectionism, economic nationalism to the impact of covid around the world, do you think it was wise for china to

hasn't respected it, so will you go a step further and say here and now, "china, "i personally, mr wangina generally, "condemns vladimir putin's actions and we want to see "russia withdraw from ukrainian territory and respect "ukraine's sovereignty" ? ithink... i think the chinese government and also chinese people really want to see the end of this tragic, you know, very tragic war. and also that i think president xi has talked to president macron, chancellor scholz, and also, of course, president biden and including president putin, who really want to see this war to end. and that's a statement china has made many times. china wants to see a peaceful end to this. also, china wants the un, you know, we see the un secretary general was in moscow and kyiv and the foreign minister actually endorsed this visit and wants to see a peaceful and international mediation and also stop this war. and so, there's no reason for china to want to see this war to the end. china has... 70% of its energy depends on the international import. this crisis is driving up the international energy costs and dri

but last month, the man who was in charge of both berry polymer and dts, tianyong wang, pleaded guilty2019. mr wang says he's sorry he failed to comply with export regulations on that occasion, and says that his company has improved its practices and no longer exports waste. terracycle says it'll never work with mr wang again, and is considering legal action against its waste broker. recycling plastic packaging, by turning into something else is terracycle's calling card, but it wants to move on. in loop, instead of the consumer owning the package, they borrow the package. tom szaky�*s next big thing is reusable. as a citizen you can go to the store, buy your favourite product in a fully reusable package, already filled and everything, just pay a deposit. then when you're done, you can return it to any participating retailer where it doesn't end up as waste or even in recycling, it gets cleaned and then refilled. and then around it goes again. three, two, one. nicely done. what is that? so, this could be from anything. it's just a soft plastic film. so maybe packaging but who really kn

terracycle says it'll never work with mr wang again and is considering legal action against its wasteis terracycle's calling card, but it wants to move on. in loop, instead of the consumer owning the package, they borrow the package. tom szaky�*s next big thing is reusable. as a citizen, you can go to the store, buy your favourite product in a fully reusable package already filled and everything, just pay a deposit. then, when you're done, you can return it to any participating retailer, where it doesn't end up as waste or even in recycling, it gets cleaned and then refilled, and then around it goes again. three, two, one! nicely done! what is that? so, this could be from anything. it's just a soft plastic film, so maybe packaging, but who really knows? but you can see it started off as something much bigger and broke down. i don't want it to fly off. i will try to get it in there. the good news is that the amount of plastic packaging on supermarket shelves is reducing. we're recycling four times as much today as we were 20 years ago. many brands, including some that work with terracy

katy b's claudine wang shows us what's being done to improve access to the petaluma river.absolutely gorgeous out here. petaluma is a place where literally the river runs through it. still getting on the water is tougher than you might think. and this summer that is all about to change. it doesn't take long before the charm of the petaluma river just pulls you in. this is the heart of pendulum is downtown victorian buildings, modern buildings. spanish style. i mean , it's really the old part of town. but the problem is not the water or the view. it's just an amazing recreational resource. it's incredible. there's nothing like it anywhere. i think the challenge is getting on the water. there is a limited number of docks and no hourly watercraft rentals. there is a lot of people don't have access to get to the river easily. you have to join a cub. right you have to join the rowing club or the outrigger club or the kayak club, which is also great, but it's a different it's a different activity. that's because historically, the river has been all business industrial on one side

>>> i'm janelle wang. next on nbc bay area news tonight, the dubs just landed back home after doing it again. winning another title, ensuring their legacy as the team of this past decade. so when's the party? warriors have a late change to the parade route that will impact traffic in the city. >>> and kids as young as six months old could soon get the covid vaccine. how these child doses differ from adult shots and the advice that infectious disease specialists versus for parents hesitant to give their kids the vaccine. >>> and could we start seeing more out of control fires nationwide? >> sort of a wake up call for more people to think about hey, maybe i don't live right next to a forest or field, but i still need to start thinking about an evacuation plan, defensible space. >> tonight the specific areas researchers are paying close attention to and how the housing crisis is tied to the danger. >>> plus, fighting to stay alive. the letter south bay students sent to lawmakers and their demands to pass tigh

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm janelle wang.were instrumental in capturing a thief that broke into a mail truck in san jose. the thief has been sent to jail now, but the victims who helped track him down say they're still waiting for the postal service to deliver their reward money. here's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: when there's a mail theft, the postal service immediately advertises a $10,000 reward for capturing the thief. residents in south san jose say they're waiting for their money. the camera angle from november 2020 couldn't be more perfect. it clearly shows a man diving

thanks for joining us, i am janelle wang. and i am audrey asistio.rs, very close to landing at sfo. and coming home with the larry o'bryant trophy. this is the team on the plane up before they took

kicking down doors, cnn can't independently verify the authenticity of these videos, cnn's selina wang of course, puppy-friendlyly. we don't like to say perfect, but it's pretty p perfect. booking.com, booking.yeah. getting guns off our streets. one democrat's determined to get it done. attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control. and bonta says we must ban assault weapons. but eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. >>> for weeks, 10s of millions of people in china have been forced to quarantine if their homes, compounding that, rough handling by covid workers caught on tape, more from cnn's selina wang, warning, the video is graphic. >> reporter: this is a common sight in china. armies of covid workers in full body white protective gear, shanghai may be exiting the harsh lock down, but china's covid war is not over. since lock downs began in cities across

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so -- the name alone the peace and friendship park for wang is a beautiful name. beautiful name. we are renaming the play ground. so as commissioner hallisy said in our committee meeting that all the boxes were checked. and we don't want to go around the city renaming things but in this case it is being renamed for all the right reasons. it is significant. because it will america the time in history when there was so much pain and suffering in our community we just had so much going on in all different parts of the city. but grandma wang was the first cases and to attack especially a senior woman who represented so much. every granddaughter and son wish they had a grandma like her. she embodied and exemplified so much. and she lead a simple life. my husband's grandma came from there. i have been there they are simple, lovely people. and so that's when we will hope to have this renaming for for this beautiful park so that people can enjoy and unify and heel. we are dook much better. but you know it takes a community to unify. and -- so the name alone is say its all and i want to t

claudine wang. thank you. talk about one of the highlights of being here in petaluma this morning. and that is the live music. frank mallicoat. did you play were you a musician at all? and you know in your earlier years because i see it kind of bouncing along to the band. there was spike, and i'm afraid you're gonna actually run away and join the band. if you could. sorry garcia, but how can you not kind of bump along the spike sykes and it's awesome hotcakes . my dad was a bass fiddle player years ago. piano players. music in my veins. i play a little guitar, but here's spike . first of all, where did the hotcakes come from? the name of the band came from a sign actually in downtown san francisco. it was a diner downtown called tops diner to sign advertising that they sold awesome hot cakes. and i thought that sounded like a pretty good band name. i like those like those long band names like asleep at the wheel and the average white band and stuff at the wheel. good texas swing, love that, and you've got texa

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wang im.e met with his counterparts from the countries of the region and expressed the hope that the republic would not be allowed to drag itself into a conflict between major powers following the meeting, the chinese foreign ministry published reports that under the current circumstances, the central asian republics need to be on the alert and stop attempts by interested external forces to involve them in a global conflict on its side and other news on the border of tajikistan with kyrgyzstan in the area of ​​the ex-klava vorukh has already taken place, the second exchange of fire with grenade launchers in a month as a result of one tajik soldier was killed, two more were injured negotiations on the settlement of the border conflict are ongoing in kazakhstan a new advisory body, the national kurultai, began its work, the head of state opened its debut congress in the recently created ulytau region following the meeting. as the main national the holiday returned republic day on october 25. tak

selina wang is live for us in beijing but let's start with anna stewart. while 75 basis points was pretty of the expectation, we haven't seen these kind of increases since the 1990s, which really i think is fair to say underscores the seriousness of the economic picture. what did you take away from what the fed said? >> reporter: we actually didn't expect this sort of hike even a week ago. it was really the inflation figures that came out on friday that shocked the markets and i think shocked the federal reserve into this action. if i was to summarize the entire meeting yesterday, it would be from jerome powell inflation is bad, we're doing what we can, but there is only so much that we can control particularly with inflation. considering energy prices are very much reliant on the war in ukraine given supply chain disruptions has a lot to do with the pandemic. so those are the things that they can't control. what they can control is rates. and when you lower rates of course you encourage people to go out, spend, spend, spend, businesses expand, that kicks

dr wang was honored by the hospital and by city leaders for his philanthropy.trepreneur and investor based in pasadena, his private equity firm owns innova and one of the world's largest covid-19 test providers. it has been nearly 48 hours since the verdict in the johnny depp amber heard trial was announced. and now herds. attorneys say the actress doesn't have enough money to pay what she owes debt. in on wednesday, the jury awarded depth $15 million in damages and heard two million. we spoke with tmz's michael babcock, who says johnny depp may not be able to cash his check. amber's attorney says she just does not have the money. she can't afford the payments, so it's going to be very interesting to see. i mean, if you don't have the money, you can't pay the money. so you know, i don't know that johnny depp should be holding his breath here. the attorney did say that they plan on appealing the ruling. so perhaps perhaps they get a win on appeal, and she doesn't have to pay the money. both actors expressed concerns that this trial and everything surrounding it

and as cnn's selina wang reports, it's sparking a debate about violence against women in kinda.e is graphic and disturbing. >> a late night dinner turned violent in china. graphic surveillance video of what follows unleashed fear and outrage. it shows a man approaching one of the women. he touches her back, an unwanted advance. she pushes him away. he slaps her in response. the assault escalates. a scuffle breaks out as she and her friends try to defend themselves. the woman is dragged outside by her hair. hit with a beer bottle. the men relentlessly kick her. as one yells, beat her to death. her friend's head hits the pavement with a thud. the viral video sparked uproar, not just over the brazen brutality of the attack but the indifference from bystanders with only women seen intervening. a woman at the scene called the police and told authorities the following. according to state media. before this happened, i always thought that going out to dinner at night was a perfectly normal thing. but now, i have some sort of ptsd. >> this men feel they could just freely attack a woman

good night >>> i'm janelle wang. next on nbc bay area news tonight, the dubs just landed back home after doing it again. winning another title, ensuring their legacy as the team of this past decade. so when's the party? warriors have a late change to the parade route that will impact traffic in the city. >>> and kids as young as six months old could soon get the covid vaccine. how these child doses differ from adult shots and the advice that infectious disease specialists versus for parents hesitant to give their kids the vaccine. >>> and could we start seeing more out of control fires nationwide? >> sort of a wake up call for more ppl

the british numberfour�*s clash with wang qiang was suspended for bad light with watson just one gamebeat thanasi kokkinakis of greece in straight sets in the first match of the day on centre. patrick gearey reports. the door isn't always open for novak djokovic these days, unvaccinated and unwelcome in new york and australia, wimbledon offered him another precious chance for a grand slam title. he started the tournament slowly, but today he had his eye in. he won three of the first four games, kokkinakis was cornered, trying to remember plans and formulate answers against a man already on the next question. kokkinakis had previously described djokovic as a brick wall. wherever you hit it, it keeps bouncing back at you. until eventually the wall wins. the kind of match where you only really needed to watch half the court. when djokovic plays like this, there is very little anyone can do. in the end, kokkinakis thought it best not to look. on centre, there is no soap to hide behind. in a complicated yearfor novak djokovic, this was superbly simple. straight sets, and straight forward,

his auto repair shop is near the crash scene, wang tells me he's been robbed at gunpoint and there are frequently dangerous incidents in the area. last 12 months is the worst i've ever seen. the worse the sideshow. d home invasions. assault and asians surveillance video shows a police vehicle at the scene of the hit and run crash questions . why the officer makes a u turn but does not go after the suspect vehicle when bystanders came to the aid of the victim. she later died at the hospital. on this day we saw a police officer posted in the area and frequent patrols enforcement source tells me the increased police presence. is in response to violence in the area from getting weekly calls of people being injured, salted and so forth. council member noel gail says he met with the police chief to ask for the return of motorcycle officers to patrol the area and that the hit and run is not an isolated incident . the reality good number of our people that they don't even have a driver's license. and that's what they'll hit you the run away with their car. the family of the hit and run victim

chinese hospital is celebrating a record donation today, businessman and philanthropist dr charles wang $7 million to the hospital there on jackson street. it is the largest single donation in the hospital's history. the hospital serves mostly low income chinatown seniors donation will help with renovations of the outpatient building, which is being named after dr wang. this hospital has a very, very excellent tradition . karen for the people in the communities, especially those from less privileged develop grounds. best caliber institution. i want to support the most. dr wong was honored by the hospital and by sidney leaders for his philanthropy. he is an entrepreneur and investor based in pasadena, his private equity firm owns nova, one of the world's largest covid-19 test providers. alright kind of an interesting week coming up or weekend. if you will end of the week temperatures have been cooling. they called pretty significantly inland today about 10 degrees in some spots about the same everywhere else. temperatures tomorrow continue to call until we get to this on sunday when we h

she's through to the third round after beating wang qiang earlier.he'll face slovenian kaja juvan on friday. it was a great day too for liam broady. like boulter, he's a wildcard at this years championships, but he came from two sets to one down to beat argentine 12th seed diego schwartzman. a phenomenal victory for broady who is ranked 117 places below schwartzman, this is his best run at a major. it's been a summer of emergence for britain's numberfourjack draper, but the 20 year old lost in four sets to the 19th seed from australia alex di minaur. draper's moved into the world's top 100 with his grass performances at queen's and eastbourne, but exits wimbledon at the second round stage on court number one. england's women have wrapped up their preparations for the home european championships with a convincing 4—0 win away to switzerland. all eyes now to the tournament opener next week at old trafford against austria. jo currie watched the match for us in zurich. the science of been good for england going into the euros, 30 matches and beaten with

. >> sophia wang and her cofounder, phil ross, have been pushing the boundaries of leather since 2003. their proprietary leather appears close to the real thing. >> what kind of testing are you doing to make sure it is durable? >> we do accelerated wear testexposing it to the elementsg,, just to demonstrate that this material is competitive to leather in terms of durability strength and resistance. >> their product finds purpose. from potentially life-saving sheets interwoven with bulletproof kevlar to incorporating wire in the fibers allowing for smart fashion that connects to your devices. it all points to a future where guilt-free fashion could be the norm. and instead of traditional leather on our back or in our hand, we'll be making room for mushrooms. cbs news. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00, kpix news at 6:00 begins right now with ryan and liz. >> now at 6:00, bring on the heat. triple digit temperatures expected to hit the bay area prompting a first alert weather day. >> i'm tracking how long that heat is going to stick around and if we're going to set any records in the f

who gave the order to wang? here is my permission participating in investigations? give me the opportunity to talk with my client alone why is this milkman sitting here again, he was appointed another lawyer, he was lucky, someone asked him carefully i think borovikov jr. i don’t know, maybe it means that this is 100% of young gavrikov customer? so you said that the customer gave you information about where and when you were supposed to get the goods, what these goods were like. i don't know anything, hello my come defendant refuses to testify. ruslan in short we, so that your help will be agreed, will be learned. no need to burden your position by refusing to cooperate with the investigation. note, by the way, 38 of the criminal code, a person is not subject to criminal liability. in case of refusal to testify against oneself against one's spouse against close relatives. what didn't you understand? if you continue in the same spirit, you will go as an accomplice and not only for theft. and also for deeds. here, with the loads that you lifted from the bottom, my cli

thanks for joining us, i am janelle wang. and i am audrey asistio. the lawyers, very close to landing at sfo. and coming home with the larry o'bryant trophy. this is the team on the plane up before they took up from boston. you can see all of the players after a long night of interviews, partying of course, celebrating the teams eighth title. and of course, steph curry sitting on the plane with the trophy, also holding that basketball, lifting up his fingers with the left hand. that is for mac championships, and andre. >> what are they going to say now? what are they going to say now?! >> there he is, casting all doubters aside, who said that the warriors dynasty was over, but it clearly is not, right? and the celebration just beginning. >> we are gearing up for the victory parade, the lawyers get to join father's day weekend resting because come monday, the party is picking back up. the warriors of the city of san francisco are hosting a provide , the parade will pick up around 11:00 in the morning around market and main street and it is a little ov

i'm janelle wang. we'll get to those stories in just a few minutes, but first we want to get you caught up on the headlines we're watching right now. a san francisco police department officer is facing a slew of charges tonight. it all stems from a car crash when he was off duty back in 2019. he was arrested friday. investigators say he claimed the car wasn't covered by insurance and took money from the victim's compensation for the damage. he also impersonated an sfpd sergeant on his application for insurance. he's been charged with grand theft, insurance fraud, identity theft, and forgery. he's a 15-year veteran of the sfpd. >>> other headlines we're watching, more monkey pox found in the bay area. this time traces were found in san francisco's waste water. two afternoons were taken from the ocean side treatment plant. the san francisco health department says they've had ten confirmed and probable cases of monkey pox throughout the entire county. the samples are not part of the confirmed cases. comin

i am janelle wang. >> i am raj mathai. frustration grows after another weekend of mass shootings. millions of people are hoping congress does something about it. a vote this week on gun control appears. there is a bipartisan group of senators working on their own deal. nbc susan mcginnis has the latest from washington, d.c.. >> reporter: americans absorbing another wave of mass shootings over the weekend. in philadelphia, multiple shooters left three dead and 12 injured. outside a chattanooga nightclub, three killed and 14 hurt. arizona, south carolina and more adding to uvalde, texas and buffalo, new york on mass shootings that's defined by four or more shots excluding the shooter by the gun violence. after years of failed efforts of national action, states and cities are trying to solve the issues themselves . >> no 18-year-old can walk in on their breath and walk out with an ar 15. those days are over. >> reporter: mcgurk democratic governor focused on gun control. tennessee's governor looking to boost up security.. >> we cannot control what we cannot control. we can improve th

well, not far from ukraine is georgia and the war is wang on people's minds there too. but in the village of to vasta residents are also concerned about making ends meet their incomes rely on a small, delicate plant that is endangered in some other parts of the world. sno drops grow in abundance in georgia and are among the country's top exports. but who is really profiting from the demand? delicate signs of spring, snow drops or among the 1st flower signaling the end of the long winter in the caucasus mountains. with for many georgians there more than just a lovely flower. like many others here. katrina, you are kaylee, makes a living from the bulbs of these early bloomers. gay that we had talked to al young, see miss how my child is physically demanding i. i wouldn't say that i am ruining my own health, but i do get tired and my back example clearly her talk, it will show all day. i'm hunched over, working with her as a lead, but it's something i gladly do for the sake of my 2 children. oh, it's live, all of with the lesser caucasus is a beautiful but poor region. the

here's janelle wang with what's coming up at 5:30. >> anything fried for me, give me all of it. >>> right, gas, food, everything in between, inflation is raising prices across the board, and americans are wondering when it will end. >> when i

. >> and i'm janelle wang. they were instrumental in capturing a thief that broke into a mail truck in san jose. the thief has been sent to jail now, but the victims who helped track him down say they're still waiting for the postal service to deliver their reward money. here's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: when there's a mail theft, the postal service immediately advertises a $10,000 reward for capturing the thief. residents in south san jose say they're waiting for their money. the camera angle from november 2020 couldn't be more perfect. it clearly shows a man diving into a mail truck and taking off with a lot of mail. >> shocking. shocking, concerning, scarily, but that happened actually in front of my own house. >> reporter: maria's camera captured the footage that happened in the community that's saturated with a series of high powered cameras from a group called safer san jose. >> actually caught the license plate plus the car following the postal service truck. >> reporter: they

now the traffic is mostly just warm wang in the 2nd and 3rd day when the warriors are opted. ah, the president of the country has announced at mal, always open for a few years. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have crossed into moldova passing through the you and hcr camp at polanko. roman valencia, who lives in the nearby village of to dora regularly comes to the camp to see if he can help. he is even given her home to families fleeing the war, but give it another deliver. mm hm. you use your services to her. they bought it acquainted. so when i 1st people who came said that they were just afraid, that people who come now, they wanted to see that when they see bumps, they're close to their house, then they understand that they must find a safer place for children. for grand children, svetlana and her family escaped from the southern ukrainian city of mich alliance, which saw intense fighting. and navy fell to the invaders. the battle national. what are your name? oh, roster lawyers i laser because they don't come with no thought feel spit out of when you feel spit out the

my guest is influential chinese think tank founder and sometime government adviser henry wang.

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. we take you out live to sfo, san francisco international airport. quite a collection of women right there. leaders here locally and nationally. vice president kamala harris with her back towards us, you see in the gray suit there, just getting off air force two and greeted immediately by mayor of smo london breed, and the mayor of oak land, libby schaaf. she'll be here today and tomorrow. she has two events tomorrow, one in san francisco and one in los gatos. so again, it's a quick trip. she just touched down at sfo about 20 minutes ago. so she just got off the flight air force two. here's some video here just a short while ago arriving at sfo from washington, d.c., on air force two. she'll be here, again, tonight and into tomorrow where she has those two fundraisers, one in san francisco, and one in los gatos. in fact, the event in los gatos is hosted by a microsoft executive and his wife, our nbc bay area sky ranger overhead that home just a short while ago. they are getting ready.

well, the foreign minister wang ye said, we want to help these nations in any way we can essentially, you know, he went there with a vast laundry list and said to them, what do we need for the united states? it's another area of concern back to each stage though, while things are tense, of course, over taiwan. i think you can't, but he say we all need a war. but neither can you say we are close to piece either. good way to put it. thank you very much for an outside agent brown line. press e, now hung comes to the united states now where hundreds of matches have been taking place across the country with demonstrators demanding tough a gun laws. the protests follow a series of mass shootings including one and a primary school in texas and at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. last month. my cannon felt this report from washington dc. rain kept away many, but had little to diminish the spirit of the thousands that came to protest about more than 19000 people in the united states have died in gun related violence this year alone. and after the recent massacre of elementary school childre

at the level of the ministers of foreign affairs, there were two conversations between kuliba and wang minister of foreign affairs of china during all this time, but it is also necessary to clearly to understand that, for example, these conversations were very different in their content because, in principle , china is discussing global issues with russia, that is, for him, the conflict between russia and ukraine is the owner of the ongoing war , it is not global for him so to speak, it is an event, but instead he sees this conflict as a conflict between russia and the west. and here china is more like that in these comments. it is more necessary. as for the direct reconciliation of some kind between ukraine and russia or there initiatives to end the conflict, china only calls for victory, but for example he did not give any positive reaction to ukraine's calls to become a guarantor of security during the negotiations that ukraine conducted with russia in istanbul when she said that she wanted to form a group of these guarantor countries and that too such a reaction, on the other hand,

operations. restrictions imposed under china 0 cave is trustee will to be east in the capital of beijing. wang is the chief economist that hangs in by china. explains last, the impact locked down the tide on china's economy. we had food shortage. oh, there was a lot of confusion, a lot of anger, and then when it came to the end, there was no clear signal when this was going to and so now thinking back, it was a very difficult time. a lot of unexpected things happen. and a lot of people, competence was shaken and also about the future of china. and this is a quite unexpected. and so far i think it's probably the largest challenge. china has phased in the past decade after the 1st phase of this initial phase of excitement for many people because people are dying to go back to work, and companies are dying to reduce their operations. but after the initial phase, there might be more disappointments. because the reality is the consumer confidence is dampens, property market is still weak. all those a weakness, the other part of the economy was due there and not address. and on top of that income gr

i am janelle wang. >> and i am jessica. here is what is being done to tackle staggering inflation. jones industrial average stabbed -- jumping up 1%. it rose almost 1.5%. this comes after news of the federal reserve's hiking rates. now the bad news. we have been paying more for gas, food, and just about everything. soon you can add mortgages, car loans, credit card balances all to that mix. interest rates are about to head higher. much higher. susan mcginnis is in washington with the president and is now feeling pressure to act. with inflation accelerating, the federal reserve today wheeling its main tool to fight it. the fed is raising its key interest rate three quarters of a percentage point to slow the economy and put a lid on rising prices. >> the committee reiterates that it anticipates ongoing increases in the target range to be appropriate. >> reporter: jerome powell indicating more rate hikes could follow. >> we are strongly committed to returning inflation tower two percent productive. >> reporter: credit cards, mortgages, home equity loans, car loans, and student loans w

wang, you chose the wrong profession deliciously.helor's whole life to eat deliciously. and what, never married? no, no wife, no children. such masterpieces yes georgievich wait, i'll call you back. what 's the urgency? the phone could not be condemned not everything. well, polukhin said that he never had a wife or children . well, yes, judging by the questionnaire, there were no children married no and now look what he hides in his tailor, he himself, according to the court photo. what kind of girl did an adult man carry in his wallet. illegitimate daughter and possibly this girl. and what? quite possibly, and now not the phone part conversation, we can connect our hacker to this case, which hacker vlad, well, whom we protect from everyone, is crazy. this is a particularly valuable object from state protection, it can not be taken anywhere at all. he is a hacker, he does not need to be taken anywhere. he's in his couch, we people any information. okay, i'll give you the address of the guys, i'll warn you. hidden some of your canvase

of the summer took us earlier this week to union city and ktvu claudine wang spoke with the woman who through some hard times, is now giving back to her community. then i look at you. and the world's alright with me. it is a kitchen filled with gratitude and it is food made with love. i mean the dough it takes about an hour. to rise, and then i'll make the dough. um i'll add the out. break it down into the separate pizzas, and then i'll cook that and then i have to be out of here by 7 45 at the latest. that's because at eight pm caravan opens its a union city program that gives people a safe place to park and sleep overnight. tammy knows that program well, because in 2021, she and her four children were experiencing homelessness and spent their evenings at caravan sites. i think people have this narrative that everyone that ends up homeless is a drug addict. they think they made bad decisions. and now they're here like i was a victim of a crime, and i ended up there for a year. this van was home and then this seat back here, it completely lays down. and goes into the floor. and then t

bright confrontation in 2003.3.5 has nowhere to go wang bank hot and intelligent fight 96 must have countedhe button won his game. please place your bets today at 14:00 on ntv british contract killer. his dangerous fall sean pinar they were thrown into ukraine to kill. for zelensky, they must have eaten death in the donbass, they both received capital punishment at the tribunal murderous confessions of interflops sentenced to death tomorrow at 6:00 pm on ntv 1941. an order from the headquarters of the supreme high command is issued. number 04:28 it was prescribed to destroy the buildings occupied by the nazis by all means, driving the invaders out into the frost on the morning of november 18 , the reconnaissance group, which included zoya, was given the task of burning 10 settlements behind enemy lines, the list ends up in the village of petrishchevo; we get acquainted with the memoirs of the commander of military unit 9903 artur karlovich the germans located a part of the army radio intelligence in the sagavushka . she intercepted our radio communications, arranged radio interference. thos

andy wang: jon has really sharpened the focus of kato in the time that he's had it. if you're somebody who, like me, is taiwanese-american, it will start evoking these childhood memories because he will do the fancy, fine-dining version of things that you've eaten a lot, you know, in terms of the flavor and the texture, but presenting it in a different light. if you've been eating in chinese restaurants around america, and you've eaten the fried pork chop or you've eaten minced pork rice or you've eaten the beef noodle soup, you've eaten taiwanese food. jon: taiwan is an island. there's waves of immigration. my grandparents from both sides of the family are from different places, so it's just a huge amalgamation of a lot of different things. and then, when you take that and you move it to america, you're dealing with a whole new thing because every time a cuisine comes to america, it's a different set of local produce and local taste. andy: there's a sense of identity that's very important to taiwanese people, for they want to self-declare that they're taiwanese. at