i would like to cross over to you, henry huiyao wang.ve any response to what you just heard there? guest: i think that in the communique, they were saying that people across the taiwan strait all recognize that they are chinese. that there is one china. also we have the '92 consensus . there was even a meeting between president xi and the taiwanese leader than so definitely a , little before the before the chinese took over, millions of mainland chinese toward taiwan. and also, people in those places share the same culture, same language, same food, and same heritage. it is like china. you know, you have a different interpretation problem. kim: we don't want to get stuck on the sticking point of history, because, obviously, we have conflicting views here. i want to get into the analysis of this before i move on from you henry huiyao wang. ,is this a bilateral spat between the u.s. and china? what are the global implications of this do you think? guest: it has tremendous impact. china is a stabilizer of the global economy. china contribut

. >> commissioner wang. >> here. >> commissioner falzon is excused. >> thank you very much the first order is consideration and possible action to adopt a resolution making findings to allow teleconference under code section 54953e. do we have a motion to adapt this resolution? >> so moved. >> is there a second? >> second. >> all right is there public comment on this item? >> there are no public comments. >> all right. public comment is closed we can have a vote. president bleiman >> aye >> vice president cam among >> aye >> commissioner thomas. >> aye. >> commissioner wang. >> aye. >> resolution has been approved the next is number 2 general public comment and this is any member of the public whoments to speak on items not on today's agenda. do we have general public comment? >> there are no public comments for this item. >> all right. we will close that agenda item number 3, approval of minuteses for the july 19th, 2022 commission meeting do we have a motion to approve from july nine 19th. >> i move. >> is there a second? >> second. >> is there public comment on the approval of the

after all, wang, in fact.logy during visits to vanga, and by my own example, when i flew to bulgaria to find out about the fate of the presidential elections with the participation of boris yeltsin, i brought a voice recorder with me to record the conversation before turning it on, i checked it several times, how it works, everything was in order. of course, we had a very responsible assignment, after all, a meeting with vanga at the invitation of the president and quietly put on the table, they are such a small tape recorder so journalistic for recording. she didn't seem to pay any attention to it. and i personally remember and saw that the cassette began. that is, it works fine, then we all forgot about it. and as it turned out, completely in vain. as vanga herself recalled, she first heard voices, telling her about the past and the future in april of the fortieth year. she was afraid to tell her fellow villagers about this, because she thought that they would consider her crazy, but one day she let it slip

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wang?yes. >> we have seen the economic retaliation from beijing that has hurt some taiwanese local businesses, whether it is halting citrus fruits, fish, the like, have you indicated anyway that they will help taiwan in overcoming this economic cost? >> we will help ourselves. it is our problem. whether help comes or not. before this issue china has tried every year to use political reasons to stop import of goods. from this kind of freight, this kind of economic sanction, every year, every season, sometimes every month. this time china forbidden 3000 goods to be imported into china. my government has prepared for this. i think, this will not damage our economic performance, they will export to taiwan, only occupy one percentage of taiwan architecture business. the economic tension, is not playing a major role. the military exercise will be the major this time, we are protected and safe now. >> on that last point you just made. it is a military aspect right now, if you do not need the u.s.

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that's exactly what happened with dennis wang's next car. >> my orders have been deleted. trying to protect themselves and the customers at the end of the day. >> reporter: in the high revving economy, you should check the value of your car online especially if you have a lease. it's probably worse a lot more than you owe on it. that can give you bargaining power at the dealership or you can sell it and turn that equity into cash. jericka. >> the more you know. carter evans. thank you. >>> still ahead, the battle to contain thank you for taking care of lorenzo. (♪ ♪) (grunts) for a noticeably smooth shave. dollar shave club. scenes from cuba where an explosive fire is raging out of control at an oil facility. the fire was ignited by lightning on friday and strong gusts have helped it spread with multiple tanks collapsing or exploding. at least one person was killed and about 125 people inju d. >>> when >>> finally tonight, we remember olivia newton john who died today at the age of 73. john travolta said on instagram, my dearest olivia, you made all of our lives so much be

how is the chinese government reacting to cases like wang's? >> yeah, erin.ow, it is still being censored and blacked out. it says there's no signal here. we had reached out earlier to the chinese government to comment on our story, and beijing defended the country's covid policies and called china a land full of vitality and hope. you know, stories like wang's, they are a smear on beijing a narrative that china is getting stronger and more prosperous while america is in decline. wang's journey may be rare and extreme, but we have spoken to others that are taking a similar path, including one man who illegally escaped china by walking across the border into vietnam. from there he flew into ecuador and is now taking that same path as wang did into the u.s. through the u.s./mexico border. of course there are still people in china who support the zero covid policies here, erin, but more and more are feeling the sense of hopelessness about their future, a country here where they see their freedoms and opportunities disappearing. erin. >> thank you very much. an a

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salina wang, thanks so much. let's go to kylie atwood at the state department.k but you covered the state department. i'm curious when you speak to state department officials, how severe are their concerns that this inflames the situation there or are they taking these chinese statements as empty threats? >> there is no doubt there are real concerns and house speaker pelosi was briefed on those concerns before she actually made the decision to go forth with this trip during the planning process. we know according to the white house that she was briefed by department of defense officials about their concerns, about of course how china could potentially respond to this visit. so even though a lot of what we have seen from china up until this point has been really rhetorical aggressions and threatening language, there are concerns of course, as salina is saying china could take action here whether military or in the economic sense. the other thing the biden administration is doing right now is trying to publicly bring the temperature down a little bit with the secr

let's get to sydney wang in taipei. -- cindy wang in taipei. this is happening. the first top-level officials and 25 years. she will not be defied by the chinese. good morning. >> exactly. house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to arrive in taiwan tuesday night around 10:20 p.m. according to taiwanese media. she is scheduled to meet with the taiwanese president tomorrow morning before heading to the legislature to meet with lawmakers and speakers. nancy is expected to leave taiwan around noon wednesday. nancy pelosi's visit is indeed a landmark, of great significance because this is the first time in 25 years someone in her position has visited this democratically ruled island. her visit is also a sensitive one due to her stature. she is the second in terms of the presidential line of succession. that is why china has previously warned of great consequences if nancy pelosi does visit taiwan and president biden also made public comment saying it is probably not a good idea for nancy pelosi to visit taiwan right now. despite the pressure and tension, nancy looks li

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm audrey asistio. a very long investigation into why two planes collided over the watsonville airport. >> we now know all three people onbo nbc bay an update for the first time today. ian? >> rhe early stages of this investigation. they spent much both of the wreck sites including examining this mangled cessna 152, as they try to piece together what went wrong. today a somber mood hangs over the watsonville airport as pilots, witnesses, and neighbors try to process yesterday's deadly midair collision. federal investigators are here as well sifting through and cataloging the wreckage. >> we'll be here all day today gathering factual evidence of the scene, and afterwards we'll be conducting witness interviews. >> reporter: the collision happened while both planes were on final approach to landing. like many small airports, this one doesn't have a control tower, so pilots must communicate with each other about their specific location. the radio broadcast catches the moments before and after it happened. >

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cnn white house reporter natasha bertrand, also cnn international correspondent selina wang following the headlines. natasha, first to you. this is a change from the white house. the white house is pushing back very hard on what it says is inf en inflammatory behavior by china. >> they said please don't up the ante here. now they're making public the fact that they have in fact summoned the chinese ambassador to the u.s. to the white house to essentially give him a dressing down about china's provocations against taiwan in recent days. they had said numerous times that they expected that china would have some kind of reaction to this visit by pelosi, which was extremely offensive to the chinese. but the white house has been, you know, kind of willing to respond in a meaningful way now to the chinese activities that we have seen around taiwan, which are really escalatory and are the most that we have seen in decades. so what the white house is saying now is that they're reiterating to the chinese that this is unacceptable, that the u.s. position on taiwan has not changed over many deca

those of the shall ankin government's directions to the chinese survey vessel, the u on wang 5. and despite india raising concerns over security, they were dismissed by the ship's captain as it arrived in sri lanka, southern port of humbug at her on tuesday morning. she ow, hires on token of bricks? her the vessel mainly carries out ocean wrapping and monitoring were also supporting the aerospace construction of china. but analysts described the ship differently, saying it's an advanced technology vessel that can monitor satellite rocket and the intercontinental ballistic missile launchers, china's ambassador in colombo, also seemed to pray sharlack, standing up to new delhi. bouncing don't even though you have experienced some different rough weather. this time on the indian ocean, the porch call of 115 to humble toppa has come through. it shows not only your courage tenacity invincibility, but also the deep rooted, unfitting, an enduring friendship between our 2 countries. for days, india has opposed the presence of the ship, saying it could spy on its activities and shall anc

a way wang nancy pelosi is recent trip, almost led to a military stand off. and now there's yet another u. s. visit to increase the tensions from your perspective. what is washington trying to achieve here? personally, the american se so often say, tend to start school. for the traditionally, the americans a follow so called the 3 print coming to cars between china and united states and no one china policy. another chance to discuss. but because the plan to have on costs taiwan as a p s, i'm to see the advanced company in a to me chiefs and the semi conductor as like the usaa lunch, crept down the hallway. that cannot, you know, allowed the time to catch the waste. even bypass of the u. s. in the high technology. so it's not the real intention page. it says that the u. s. l. a gauge and visit to taiwan violates china sovereignty. how do you think this could affect overall relations between china in the us, in the future? well, time i show you some, most of the sensitive and crucial issues in china and the united states. americans . 3 come because of the medic

the u ang wang 5? now as you can see, a massive satellite dishes read a equipment. the chinese basically say, this is a research and survey, reza, but basically the indians claim, it's a spy ship and have expressed concern that it's too close to india for comfort. or they say it compromises their security. and this has been the reason for the doing and throwing in recent days the delay of the ship's arrival here. it's ironic that it has called at a port that the chinese themselves built for sri lanka, obviously now on the chinese control after she longer decided to lease it out to the chinese on a 99 year lease in 2017. after it figured out and decided it could not afford to make the loan payments. so china at the end of the day, or seeming to get its way the ship is here. and in there also sort of a piece. we saw the ceremony here to welcome the ship, are not having any senior representatives give government a bought someone who did represent president runner, vicar, missing her and read out a message. but overall, i, everyone a has been appeased and the ship has h

er, the most senior chinese leader to make a statement on this issue was foreign minister wang.dream of hindering the great cause of china's reunification taiwan is part of china achieving full national unity is general trend and historical inevitability. we will never leave room for a split called thai independence and interference from outside forces, no matter how the us supports and promotes taiwan independence in the end. this will become a fiction and leave even more ugly evidence in history of the gross interference of the united states in the internal affairs of other countries. the taiwan issue arose due to the weakness and chaos of the country, and it will definitely end in a national revival in the future of inciting and provoking problems. by on the taiwan issue, attempts to restrain the development and growth of undermining china's peaceful rise are completely useless and will inevitably lead to bloodshed. well , it must be said that wang spoke more mildly than many of his lower-level colleagues, so to speak, who allowed themselves to be sharper, but here you notice

cnn white house reporter natasha bertrand and cnn correspondent selina wang following all the headlines. natasha, first to you, it strikes me as a change from the white house approach on this. after initially cautioning pelosi away from this trip, you know, at least in private, even some of the public comments from biden, now they seem to be saying, hey, china, you're the one enflaming the situation with these exercises. >> exactly right. and they're making public the fact they actually summoned the chinese ambassador to the u.s. to the white house in order to essentially condemn what china is doing right now near taiwan, to dress him down according to john kirby who told us this in a statement today, he said they brought him in to demarche him about the chinese provocations and they view it as competely unacceptable. the way the white house is viewing this now, this is a pretext by the chinese, according to kirby to up the ante in tensions so they can create a new status quo. and the united states is saying, we're not going to accept that status quo, we're going to continue operating i

claudine wang, thank you so much . keep working on that strike.l check in with you in just a few working on or not it she's gonna make it happen. i know she is there a dublin ball, so as we bring things back to the wave and gorgeous emerald glen park you've been hearing the sounds of the dublin high school band. they are under the baton of an amazing leader, and frank mallicoat is talking with the head of the dublin high school band right now about the life changing power of music. and frank, you know this to be true as well in your own life. oh, absolutely. i'm a big music fan. we've got the irish color guard here from dublin high school. and are you guys glad you got out of school today to be here? boy. that was a resounding yes, i have elliot polit. he is the director here at the band. tell us how many kids and how. how you put this all together. the irish guard marching band and color guard has about 170 students. this is a small subset made up of the top concert band, the wind ensemble and the jazz ensemble. so we're missing our color guard a

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and that's exactly what happened to dennis wang's next car. >> my orders for tesla has been deleted.trying to protect the customers, and of course themselves at the end of the day. >> reporter: in this high revving economy, it's a good idea to check the value of your car online, especially if you have a lease, because it's probably worth a lot more than you owe. and that can give you bargaining power if the dealer or you could just sell it and turn that equity into cash. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> there is a farm outside kansas city that's growing more than just crops. janet shamlian paid a visit. >> reporter: there is more than food growing on this patch of farmland, a crop of boys becoming men. >> one! >> reporter: it's a two-year agriculture-focused free entrepreneurship class called boys grow. offering mentoring to 14, 15, and 16-year-olds, many lacking important life skills. >> the soft skills we teach are skills that they're going to be able to continue on, but they have an opportunity to learn about here. >> reporter: after working in the juvenile justice system,

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as a foreign minister prince wang and other dignitaries looked on, the premier recalled how warmly heceived during his own visit to america just a year before. he regretted that there wasn't time enough to entertain his american friends appropriately. in reply, the u.s. vice president insisted that the welcome was much more than adequate. and he expressed deep gratefulness that so many of thailand's leaders should be kind enough to turn up and beat him when he had been obliged to come out so late in our. in a dining room prepared for the occasion, the prime minister and mr. nixon and their party partook of a myth midnight dinner. one more example of thailand's welcome to the goodwill ambassador. once again, mr. nixon held a press conference. he underscored america strong backing of the south asia treaty organization. thailand of the united states, he declared, will continue their efforts for economic development and social well-being. so that all may pursue lives in peace and happiness. then, i last goodbye before his departure for pakistan. >> later that very morning his airport tran

cnn's selena wang has more in this exclusive interview. >> reporter: u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi was in taiwan for less than 24 hours, but the fallout from her visit is still rippling around the world. china swarmed the skies and seas around taiwan with warships and planes, encircling the island in a practice blockade. >> i think there's a lot of concern around the world that china has become an agent of instability in the taiwan strait and that's not in anyone's interest. >> reporter: in his first tv interview since becoming the u.s. ambassador to china, nicholas burns said he defended pelosi's visit to beijing. >> the night that house speaker pelosi went to taiwan, you were summoned by china's deputy foreign minister. what happened? >> i was summoned exactly the time the speaker's plane landed in taiwan. we had a very spirited, i would say quite contentious meeting. the central issue is that the government in china overreacted, did so in a way clearly designed to intimidate and coerce the taiwan authorities. >> reporter: beijing claims their response

selina wang joins us with the latest.nificant is pelosi making this stop at the dm zpv and the ob going backlash from china. >> the dmz difized north and south korea, so it sends a strong signal of support to south korea amid threats from the north and what pelosi has said her asia trip was about, reaffirming support for partners and democracies. but there are a lot of debate about whether the benefits were worst the cast. she's moved on but left a crisis behind her. china has been conducted drills in areas that encircle taiwan. beijing is calling it a blockade simulation. the message from china is that this is a powerful military they've got. that could choke taiwan off from the rest of the world at any moment. and according to state media, chinese missiles actually flew over taiwan island for the first time. not around it, but over it. we are hearing taiwanese officials play this down saying the trajectory was above the atmosphere and posed no risk to taiwan but experts are saying this is a major escalation. it goes bey

selina wang, cnn, beijing. >>> and the extreme weather doesn't stop with china.fering from torrential downpours and severe storms to droughts and wild fires burning out of control. cnn's melissa bell has details on the wild and dangerous weather around the world. >> reporter: as though venice needed more water, crowds sheltering from the storm that swooped across europe this week. violent winds spread havoc across beaches in tuscany with two killed by falling trees on thursday. hail, heavy rain and winds bashed the island at 140 miles per hour, uprooting trees and cars. on the french mainland, too, standing up to the elements has been proven a losing battle. elsewhere in europe, the rain cannot come soon enough. after weeks of drought and extreme heat. germany's main shipment artery at a standstill, low water levels along the ryan exposing hunger stones that record ancient and more recent droughts. 100 degree heat fueling wild fires in sicily. and in eastern spain, military units putting down fires, reignited after a brief but all too short rainfall. in north afr

selina wang shows us how the ripple effect of that could impact the global supply chain, even here. > work on the world's factory floors to a screeching halt. as china battles the worst heat wave on record, factories in the key manufacturing hubs of sichuan province have come to a stand still. for about a week, power is being saved for its more than 100 million residents amid a crippling crunch. but the diversion threatens an economic jolt. it hits factories for semiconductor companies like intel and texas instruments, and suppliers of apple and tesla. most importantly, the city is rich in one of the world's most important commodities, lithium. >> sichuan has 30% of the supply for china. we think this is going to affect the supplies in the short run, very likely we are going to see the median price going up. >> reporter: lithium is essential for technologies like electric car and smartphone batteries. while experts say the impact will be minimal if the shutdown only lasts a week, if they drag on, it threatens to snag already strained global supply chains and hike up prices for global

>> selina wang, thank you for that. to another major story we're following tonight, the killing of al qaeda leader and 9/11 plotter, i'men al zawahiri. the drone strike ended his life -- he decades long rain reign of terror. here is alex marquardt. >> we want to speak -- >> reporter: tonight, new revelations into the counterterrorism operation that killed the world's most wanted terrorist. smoke billowing over kabul following the pinpoint strike on i'men al zawahiri. the windows blown out but the structure in tact. evidence of the care taken to avoid collateral damage. aside u.s. officials say no one was hurt or killed. today the bbc visited the house now draped in a green covering. the al qaeda leader, the white house said, was killed on the third floor balcony. >> in this case we used an unmanned aerial vehicle with missiles obviously and two of those missiles were fired at mr. al zawahiri. the president made it clear when he made the decision, but he wanted to make sure we avoided civilian casualties and we know we d

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cnn's selina wang joins us from beijing now.chinese officials saying now that speaker pelosi is in taiwan? >> reporter: yeah, victor, well, they are seething. officials are saying that pelosi is maliciously provoking china and that this constitutes a direct challenge to china's sovereignty. they aren't buying what the u.s. is saying that, look, this is just another regular congressional visit. what they see is the u.s. sending in someone who's second in line to the presidency to taiwan, so they see this as creating a crisis and provoking china. so, in response, we are seeing this show of military force. as you mentioned, they announced a series of targeted military options and military exercises around taiwan. according to state media, as pelosi was landing in taiwan, there were fighter jets that were flying across the taiwan strait. taiwan's defense ministry has also reported that china flew 21 war planes into taiwan's self-declared air defense zone. this is an incursion that china has frequently been making, near daily, over t

selina wang, cnn, beijing. >>> all right. let's bring in gary lackey, the former u.s.ador to china and former commerce secretary. good to see you, secretary, and ambassador. taiwan says -- >> thank you very much. >> very good. taiwan says china's military drills could amount to a simulated attack. are those your fears? >> well, obviously china has been preparing a whole host of contingencies in the event of armed military hostilities, but what i really worry about is how beijing has taken these military incursions of flying closer to the taiwan territory, the firing of missiles over the island, that that will represent a new benchmark for future monitoring and their military activities, which as the other people on the show indicated could cause an unintended consequence, a conflict that no one really wants but happens because let's say two pilots are flying next to each other and nobody wants to give way or two ships come too close to each other and they have a collision, which then really will dump the entire u.s./china, taiwan/china relations into open hostilities.

the u ang, wang 5? now as you can see, a massive satellite dishes read a equipment. the chinese basically see this is a research and survey with her, but basically the indians claim it's a spy ship and have expressed concern that it's too close to india for comfort. or they said compromises their security. and this has been the reason for the towing in throwing in recent days. the delay of the ship's arrival here. it's ironic that it has called at a port that the chinese themselves built for sri lanka. obviously now on the chinese control after shall anchor decided to lease it out to the chinese on a 99 year lease in 2017. after it figured out and decided it could not afford to make the loan payments. so china at the end of the day, or seeming to get its way the ship is here and in there also sort of appease. we saw the arb ceremony here to welcome the ship are not having any senior representatives, good government. but someone who did represent president runner vicar, missing her and read out a message. but overall i every one a has been appeased and the ship is her

wang is scheduled to be sentenced in november. coming up. the international community is remembering the life of mikhail gorbachev. supporters and detractors debate the controversial legacy of the former soviet leader and a big warmup is on the way for some parts of the bay area and the central valley in the state's power grid operator is preparing for electricity to be in short supply in the days ahead. and that heat is coming on the holiday weekend, but that's not tomorrow. tomorrow's forecast coming up plus a warm up as we talked about right into the weekend. also ahead. job applicants usually don't find out about salary ranges until after the first phone call, but some state lawmakers want that some state lawmakers want that to change. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a

those at the show lankin government directions to the chinese survey vessel, the u on wang 5. and despite india raising concerns over security, they were dismissed by the ship's captain. as it arrived in sri lanka, a southern port of humbug at her on tuesday morning. she oh, hires on tokens? bricks her. the vessel mainly carries out ocean wrapping and monitoring were also supporting the aerospace construction of china. but analysts described the ship differently, saying it's an advanced technology vessel that can monitor satellite rocket and the intercontinental ballistic missile launchers, china's ambassador in colombo, also seemed to pressure like a, standing up to new delhi. bouncing don't even though you have experienced some different rough weather. this time on the indian ocean, the porch call of 115 to humble toppa has come through. it shows not only your courage tenacity invincibility, but also the deep rooted, unfitting, an enduring friendship between our 2 countries. for days, india has opposed the presence of the ship, saying it could spy on its activities and shall

ktvu claudine wang reports. the family just had a very special celebration.'m okay. mom glimpse into the life of ashley parker, one filled with family flowers and freedom with ramps that allow her to go anywhere she wants. got it. on this day. she is surrounded by firefighters, community members and strangers all here to celebrate a homecoming in this home built on strength, determination. and the generosity of strangers matter resort like it it there's a pool . there's like umbrellas. it's like the full resort beach thing . this sometimes it is this really our house. is this really all why was i can't believe it to understand how incredible this day really is. to this family. you have to understand their journey of the last three years. it began in september of 2019. and her friends were leaving a high school football game in richmond when shots were fired at least 10 or 11 and i just when i heard him, i just started praying. i think about another 40. seconds later, the twin mother says she called me on the phone crying that actually got shot. i remember the

it's janelle wang. check her out. she was there for today's event. laura will be at the humane society in berkeley to help more pets find homes. all month we are clearing the shelters. we posted details how to adopt a pet or donate to our bay area shelters on the website. scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you straight to our clear the shelters page. if you didn't catch the qr code, we will show you again in a few moments. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda joining us now. i can't stop thinking about that delivery off the side of the road. >> i wonder if the child's name will be lane because of five lanes of traffic. >> it was on 680. a heck of a day for a birth. the weather is looking great at oakland zoo. we had ocean air which dropped the inland temperatures and still comfortable outside. some low clouds returning to san francisco. no heat around the bay area. nothing close to 100 degrees like we had this time yesterday. upper 70s inland. let's look at the wind. fairfield throughout the day wins the southwest 15 to 25 miles per hour. somet

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