. >> 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

dr. wang, it's great to see you. thank you very much for time. thank you. thank you. my question now over the last 36 months, we have been following the war that russia and the west of sliding in and over ukraine. but now it seems that one conflict open conflict with a nuclear power would not suffice for washington and its allies. because over the last couple weeks there, there has been a barrage of very provocative statements and visits coming from various political corners in the west, coupled with increased naval activity coupled with an intention. and i think now a decision to send more weapons to tie one. do you think that's a real threat or is a, just a rhetorical postering on the eve of some crucial political decisions in the u. k. in the united states and a in china to yes, thank you. yes, thank you for that question. yeah, i think that the world is getting too much dangers of your period now because, you know, since the 2nd world war we have been experiencing the same years of peace and somehow, you know, now we have a really, a very intense, a geopolitical k

dr. wang, it's great to see you. thank you very much for time. thank you. thank you. my question. now. over the last 36 months, we have been following the war that russia and the west fighting in an over ukraine . but now it seems that one conflict open conflict with a nuclear power would not suffice for washington and its allies. because over the last couple of weeks, there has been a barrage of very provocative statements and visits coming from various political corners in the west. coupled with increased naval activity, coupled with an intention and i think now a decision to send more weapons to tie one. do you think that's a real threat or is it just the rhetorical postering on the eve of some crucial political decisions in the u. k. in the united states and in china to yes, thank you. yes, thank you for that question. yeah, i think that the world is getting so much dangers of your period and now because, you know, since the 2nd world war we have the experience and the same years of peace. and somehow, you know, now we have a really, a very intense, a geopolitical kind of conf

not only for the prc and the united states, but for the whole world, the head of the chinese mida wang said this on the sidelines of the general assembly. he warned a new york diplomat that the more pro- taiwan independence forces rampage, the less likely there will be a peaceful solving the taiwan issue during the meeting with the guru of international politics henriki syndrome wang and recalled the old chinese saying it is better to lose a thousand soldiers than five land. this is the will and determination of the chinese people. end of quote according to the minister. in case of violation of the law on counteracting activities to split the country. china will definitely take strong retaliatory measures, with the diplomat reaffirming that achieving peaceful reunification is beijing's main goal foreign minister sergey lavrov believes that the current situation confirms that the peoples of donbass want to be the masters of their own destiny, he said this in an interview with pavel zarubin, the author of the moscow kremlin putin program, from the very beginning of the special military o

dr. wang, it's great to see you. thank you very much for it.

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china wang and listen first to the russian minister.the thoughtless course of nato expansion to the east , the bloc’s military infrastructure approaching russia’s borders, now the united states has set the task of subordinating asian spaces at the june nato summit in madrid, this, as it calls itself, a defensive alliance proclaimed the indivisibility of security, euro-atlantic and indo-pacific region. under the slogan of indo-pacific strategies , closed formats are being created that undermine the entire the open and inclusive regional architecture that has developed around the osians for decades, in addition to everything, they started playing with fire around taiwan, promising it military support as well. well , in turn, chinese foreign minister wang said from the same rostrum that he is quoting whoever incites a proxy war can easily burn his hands and that the pursuit of absolute security alone undermines strategic stability. yes it is quite obvious that he was talking about china but much more harshly van and e spoke about us policy

general of the forestry administration of vietnam ministry of agriculture and from rural areas divenfom wang mr. ivan e not so long ago uh appeared information that the vietnamese authorities announced that that tigers are no longer in the country and a reintroduction program is also needed. is it so? thank you very much maria ministers, dear heads of the tv channel participants, there are gentlemen. i would like to express my gratitude to the russian federation for the invitation to participate and we also look forward to, best regards, greetings to all the heads of delegation who are participating in this important cause, we are, uh, an important, uh, member of the organization of the tiger conservation program. and of course tigers - it's a symbol of the forest, but now uh, hmm significant extinction threat you're popular. vietnam has now introduced new legislation that is designed to protect this rare animal and now criminal prosecution has been introduced since the fifteenth year, it came into full force in the eighteenth year directed against bank poachers, and uh, now up to 15 years c

we welcome betty wang of australia and new zealand banking group.ctivity numbers? betty: another month that the chinese economic recovery got disrupted by covid lockdowns and restrictions in the country. this is all on top of the energy shortage as well as weaker external demand as well as taiwan orders. we expect very little improvement in terms of retail sales and growth. shery: given what we are expecting with the chinese economy starting to slow, how tempted will policymakers be to let the yuan we can even further? we are seeing weakness against the dollar, but not necessarily against rival export competitors? betty: this seven hold last night is not actually a surprise for us for the yuan, especially considering dollar strength the past few weeks. we expect the dollar to continue to climb, at least until the first quarter of next year. this means that there is still room for the dollar to move up thi -- up. it is possible, but it is against the background of trading currencies. the 101 or 102 level is not far from the level we saw earlier this

the statement after a meeting between foreign minister wang eve and u. s. secretary of state antony, blinking in new york. it comes after you as president joe biden said, american troops wouldn't defend taiwan if it were attacked by china. hurricane fiona has hid bermuda with heavy rains and winds, with minor damage reported in the capital hamilton. the storm had already battered several caribbean islands, killing at least 8 people now reached the coast of canada where it could be one of the most severe storms on record. protesters have been marching through the streets of nairobi as part of a global climate strike to highlight the effects of global warming in new york. marchers called for more action on climate while in berlin, demonstrators called on the german government to establish a fund to fight climate change. was turn our attention now to iran, which has seen an 8th straight night of protest, sparked by the death of a young woman detained by the country's religious police. crowds of protesters gathered hours after a counter demonstrations backed

let's get more of this from poland wang in east asia bureau in taipei, which also reports on a china bowen. why is china still sticking to its gold? with 0 approach? where nearly every other country has land to live with the wires. well can stay that the reason why china today is still taking to cobra their old policy. it's because of the political prestigious, because china, where their 1st outbreak was registered, has always wanted to show the world that you can control the pandemic, better than other countries. for the chinese government, from chinese, chinese government's perspective, the 0 koby lockdown strategy has been successful by some metrics over all china has been able to keep cases. and dest, though, compare with many countries, including u, the u. s. and the chinese government has made that a point of pride, but now they are paying the price for the policy. however, we can also assume that if kobe restrictions are loosened, china will, you know, the potential are picking cases, hospital will be flooded with the patients. and the whole medical system may face a breakdown

joining me is ray wang.hat a time to discuss apple as a start to unveil some of their new products. moments ago, hearing about characteristics of their apple watch 8. walk us through your initial reaction. ray: just when you thought there was no more innovation you could put into a watch, we heard measuring wrist temperature when you think about women's health, it helps with ovulation patterns -- other improvements you will see, bigger screen size, better battery life. kriti: i have to ask you because it is a sign of the times, we are talking about women's health issues at a time when roe v. wade was overturned. a lot of legal pressures. and i would argue privacy when it comes to big tech. how much worry does apple have when it comes to legality? ray: that is a great question. if you look at the way apple has debt with privacy it is about the user keeps their -- has dealt with privacy, the user keeps their data. they are designed for the individual and from the individual's point of view. that is something t

sending, quote dangerous signals on taiwan asian is the statement after meeting between foreign minister wang e and u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln, new york. it comes after you as president jo biden's, that american troops would defend taiwan if they were attacked by china. a bomb was killed at least 10 people near mosque in the african capital campbell worshippers were leaving the afternoon prayers with the device went off. it's the latest in a series of last targeting mos thousands of iranians rallied in support of their government after a week of deadly unrest. nationwide anti government protests erupted after a young woman died in the custody of the countries. religious police runs president, has promised an investigation actress say at least 50 anti government protesters have also been killed by iranian security forces. hunger among iranian women is still reaching the burning, their heads, gods in defiance, that is unprecedented. in this law make republic, it began with the custodial death of masa armine, and 22 year old goodish woman arrested by her on so called morality poli

dangerous signals on taiwan. beijing issued the statement after a meeting between foreign minister wang e and u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and in new york, it comes after u. s. president joe biden said american troops would defend taiwan if it were attacked by china. ukraine says it will withdraw the, the iranian ambassadors accreditation over to rounds decision to supply russian forces with drones. the military in southern ukraine says it shot down at least several 7 iranian drones on friday. president valard de merit zalinski called rance, backing of russian forces. quote, a collaboration with evil, to run, denied, supplying russia with the equipment. whereas president is said, the country must quote, deal decisively with protesters after 8 nights of unrest. around security forces are cracking down on demonstrations which erupted last week after the death of a woman in police custody. state controlled media says at least 35 people have been killed with activists putting the number even higher. over 700 people have reportedly been arrested as to protests, have spread across t

the statement after a meeting between foreign minister wang ye and us secretary of state antony, blinking in new york. it comes after you as president joe biden said, american troops. what a defend taiwan if it were attacked by china to iran now which has seen an 8th straight night of protest bark by the death of a young woman detained by the country's religious police. crowds of protesters gathered hours after a counter demonstrations back by the government. the unrest has spread to towns and cities across the run act of a say at least 50 anti government protesters have been killed by iranian security forces. hunger among iranian women, still reaching the burning the head scarves and defines that is unprecedented. in this law, mcgrue public it began with the custodial. death of marcella. mimi a 22 year old goodish woman arrested by her on so called morality. police. dozens of little have been killed in the unrest. brought us have spread to cities around the world. boise. oh, you're in brussels. iranian women are calling for change in their home country. now, the men of iraq, they are not

quote dangerous signals on taiwan. beijing issued the statement after meeting between foreign minister wang ye and us secretary of state antony blinking in new york. it comes after u. s. president joe biden said american troops would defend taiwan if it were attacked by china. nearly $1000000.00 have been left without power after hurricane fiona made landfall in eastern canada, bringing winds of nearly 150 kilometers per hour. fiona earlier battered bermuda and several caribbean islands killing at least 8 people. the storm is expected to be one of canada's most severe on record. the bodies of some of the migrants who died when their boat sank off the coast of syria have been returned to lebanon. syrian authority say at least 86 people drowned, including many children. but the true toll could be higher as volunteers are still recovering. more bodies on the syrian coast. iran's president has shad the country must deal decisively with protesters after 8 nights of unrest. iran security forces are cracking down on the demonstrations which erupt last week after the death of a young woman in polic

dangerous signals on taiwan. beijing issued the statement after a meeting between foreign minister wang ye and us secretary of state antony blinking in new york. that comes after us president joe biden said american troops would defend taiwan if it were attacked by china. ron's president has said the country must deal decisively with protesters after 8 nights of unrest. iran security forces are cracking down on the demonstrations which erupt at last week. after the death of a young woman in police custody, stay controlled, media says at least 35 people have been killed with activists putting the number even higher. over 700 people have reportedly been arrested as the protests have spread across the country. hunger among iranian women is still reaching the burning the head scarves and defines that is unprecedented. in this law, mac republic, it began with the custodial. death of masa, meaning a 22 year old goodish woman, arrested by her on so called morality police. dozens are believed to have been killed in the unrest. brought us have spread to cities around the world. oh, you're in bru

why does all this not arise, and wang is a gray-haired volunteer. he says there is excitement, but he could not do otherwise, everything happens. in the best category. there is such a profession to defend the motherland and we will learn to return home big hello neighbors wait. i'll be back shot at the training ground in the leningrad region forms the artillery battalion angry training one of the first classes. while individually, the so-called combat coordination will begin further. obstacle course shooting from cover at an armored vehicle. skills that can come in handy, i only went because i don't want to have the same thing at home, the best thing is to eradicate in the bud right away than it all starts later, well, on a larger scale. preparation is in the classroom centers throughout the country on sakhalin, the russian army, which has replenished the ranks, is learning to move on the ground. whether it was a forest or an open space , they saw the trench, first the sides of the grenade turned away, and then the sturm in the amur region honed the

and this morning artyom called me no, there is a wang in the next office, they moved out, but their surveillanceera remained in the corridor. i was sure it didn't work. and this morning i got a call from them for security. see how long ago was this entry made 8 days ago? everything agrees, how long did he stay there? it won't be long before he comes out. say something that day, the scene from the office disappeared no, sort of, no. so what was he doing there. you see what he has in his hands, well, what phones? look carefully, this is a smartphone. very expensive. it can be called a mini-computer. i have never seen this with artem. why does the computer have a program installed that allows you to locate any cash collection machine in a broken one with an accuracy of up to a meter, perhaps he transferred this program to his smartphone and will carry it for you. well, help in general. igor, do you even have a gun? oh my god, why does he need a guardian pistol from the agency handsome cardier suit? felix, by the way, is called, but this is also not a freak. come on, christina. you choose or this on

. >> commissioner wang. >> here. >> commissioner falzon is excused. >> thank you very much the firster 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 min

had already saved his life, you become president, and here is the hypertensive crisis semin, who has wangng her plans, new tests, new prophecies. and most importantly, the expectation is only to remember about ukraine in 2017, what will happen to zelensky on september 17th. think volodya today at 6:00 pm on ntv new season tomorrow at 21:40 on ntv against pain in muscles and joints, it contains the highest dosage of a substance for pain and inflammation and a special component for better penetration into the focus of pain pentalgin extragir is designed to combat pain , inflammation in muscles and joints large packaging at a bargain price, the savings business presents a business card with a cashback; i like everything to be on the shelves and expenses are also fast without problems. and cashback is always, by the way, a client from the verbiznes. pay for purchases with a business card and get a 7% cashback sber business with us each second entrepreneur. now many are putting life on pause due to rising prices with a sovcombank loan, make important purchases at today's prices and turn back o

immediately following the individual interviews youer wang to tour the site. now our team will take to you the main stage. we got different stations sets up with our team and we have greg ceo of another planet. we have rick with super notice. sarah with sf rec and park. tonya our food curateo. brian with another plan and he myself with another planet. thanks, again. [applause]. [♪♪♪] >> i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world, you shouldn't just be something in museums, and i love that the people can just go there and it is there for everyone. [♪♪♪] >> i would say i am a multidimensional artist. i came out of painting, but have also really enjoyed tactile properties of artwork and tile work. i always have an interest in public art. i really believe that art should be available to people for free, and it should be part of our world. you shouldn't just be something in museums. i love that people can just go there, and it is there for everyone. public art is art with a job to do. it is a place where the

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some of the heavy rain and the wind from earlier, and we a wang thi that likely to geeven stronger, a cat 4 possible by thursday, as it approaches bermuda and heads up to canada and then, here, a high chance of development in the coming days, an area of investigation that, as it does move into the caribbean, it is, norah, entering an area where conditions are favorable for development. >> o'donnell: chris, thank you so much. well, now to what's being described as the largest pandemic relief fraud case. today, federal prosecutors charged 47 people with stealing more than a quarter of a billion dollars meant for needy children and using that money to line their own pockets. cbs's jeff pegues has all the new details. >> reporter: in minnesota, the wads of cash first got people's attention. then the pricey real estate, cars and jewelry. investigators said today that it was all proceeds of a scheme that defrauded taxpayers out of more than $250 million. >> their goal was to make as much money for themselves as they could, while falsely claiming to feed children during the pandemic. >> repo

. >>> let's get to janelle wang working on the 5:00 news. janelle, nice to see you once again. what is happening? >> things are happening in the north bay, specifically the earth is opening up in santa rosa, audrey. after last week's 4.4 earthquake and the subsequent 4.3 aftershock, notice noticed the creek this one is now flowing with water. it used to be trickling. it's flowing seven times more than the previous quake. the earthquakes apparently shook loose a water source below the creek. we'll take you there. >>> the world's best pizza places are out, and a bay area pizza joint makes the top ten list for the entire world. >> no way. >> world? >> like with italy, rome and everything. what makes their pizza so special. that's coming up at 5:00. >> oh, you know, i love my pizza. i can't wait for that. >> we have to go there and check it out. >> sounds good to me. janelle, thank you so much. >>> "snl" comedian is spotted in san francisco. recognize that guy? what kenan thompson was doing in the city, when we come back in two mention. millions have made the switch from the big th

should not be a means of resolving disputes, state counselor and minister of foreign affairs of china wanghymn stated this during the national anthem meeting with the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, dmytro kuleya, the ukrainian minister noted on the sidelines of the un general assembly that he managed to discuss relations between ukraine and china with his colleague at this moment i have more and more news to read on our website espresso.tv espresso krapka tv the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv and want rynda and anna valevska to continue the informational marathon espresso in a few moments creatures he hunts for washing machines and we are from ukraine and we insure our machines online on hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online letters of the standings of teams that both have 9 points carpathians lviv and epicenter kamianets-podilskyi match between the leaders, will they be able to win the carpathians leaving their gates impregnable and remain the sole leader of the tournament table , we will find out this saturday, s

when wang ye says to blanket to sullivan, he says, you don't have the authority to talk to us like this. any more, you can't talk to us. we're position of strength. well, that's true, but there is nobody providing international leisure pepe is more optimistic, but he was a global south than i am right now. because i see a struggle that is much more dangerous and much more unresolved. i see some positive development. i also see negative ones. i see yoon winning in south korea. i see japan moving sharply to the right. i see a lot of very dangerous trends as well. as some positive ones. ok, let's go back to cow here. one of the things that i bit of observed here on how the global south is reacted to the situation in ukraine. and i think it's important to state here is that the global south no longer the 1st of all doesn't respect the west any more because of its hypocrisy. but it doesn't fear it is much either. and that is a significant paradigm shift right now, because we see the global south is basically saying, you know, we don't want to get involved in a conflict that you generated. th

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. doj and donald trump trying to control the narrative the doj says more than 100 unique classified documents were seized. nbc's alice barr starts our coverage in washington, d.c. with the very latest. >> reporter: a potential case for obstruction coming in to view as the department of justice reveals extensive new details about the investigation into classified documents seized from former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. in a new filing overnight, the doj saying it has evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed before the fbi search to get them back. this photo included in the filing showing several recovered documents clearly marked top secret. >> some of these documents reflect human intelligence, people whose very lives would be at risk if their identities were exposed. >> reporter: the justice department noting the fbi found classified material in the desk in the former president's personal office. >> finding it in a desk drawer in his personal office n

contributions to understand the conceived light-flashed canonist, our difficult artifact swore allegiance to wange turkey of the group, in a hurry to opinion and not only with its extraordinary plot. not ulya with brillades of skating, holy little ones, mezhvolets struck the power sherah, with a piston of stellar dates from the creation and authorship of the image egitropia at the museum gathering along the gangway at and behind the disbanded museum of lutskevich and ikez we are at the vilnia and the museum was disbanded more, of course, the subject was plunged at different installations of lithuanian mortars to belarus a little. what did you spend. although, of course , the lutskevich museum, well, you know, on the steps and promoted, what kind of streets are there? it is, of course, it is connected with our lands, they are, of course, hmm artifacts of belarusian culture, where he came from. you with her fell off it set looking like some remember when treasures. in such a tire of torture, shmat and sluggish peace will take place, that without refusals , not the place of reference, the target is

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. people and institutions across the world are paying tribute to queen elizabeth, as britain begins a ten-day mourning period. the queen's son is now king charles. he began his first day of duties with an address to the nation and a somewhat of a surprise visit to his well-wishers outside of buckingham palace. here is nbc's alice barr. >> reporter: today in britain, gun salutes and chiming bells. for queen queen elizabeth ii, who led the united kingdom through generations of war and peace. >> we've all known just one queen. we've always loved her too. >> reporter: across the atlantic, america is mourning too. president biden saying he will attend the queen's funeral. >> i don't know what the details are yet, but i will be going. >> reporter: he was the last of 14 u.s. presidents to meet with her, going back to harry truman. the strength of that alliance now on display for mourners outside the british embassy in washington. >> this seemed like such a significant moment. >> reporter: to a

when wang ye says to blanket to sullivan, he says, you don't have the authority to talk to us like this anymore. you can't talk to us when position of strength. well, that's true, but there is nobody providing international leisure pepe is more optimistic, but he lives in the global south than i am right now. because i see a struggle that is much more dangerous and much more unresolved. i see some positive development. i also see negative ones. i see yoon winning in south korea. i see japan moving sharply to the right. i see a lot of very dangerous trends as well. as some positive ones. ok, let's go back to cow here. one of the things that i bit of observed here on how the global south is reacted to the situation in ukraine. and i think it's important to state here is that the global south no longer the 1st of all doesn't respect the west any more because of its hypocrisy. but it doesn't fear it is much either. and that is a significant paradigm shift right now, because we see the global south is basically saying, you know, we don't want to get involved in a conflict that you generated.

well, to discard that i'm now joined from beijing by henry wang, the founder of the center for try and globalization. dr. rang, it's great to see you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you, my precious. now over the last 6 months, we have been following the war that russia and the west flooding in an over ukraine . but now it seems the one conflict open conflict with a nuclear power would not suffice for washington. and it's ellie's because over the last couple weeks has been a barrage of very provocative statements and visits coming from various political corners in the west. coupled with increased naval activity coupled with an intention. and i think now a decision to send more weapons to tie one. do you think that's a real threat or is it just the rhetorical postering on the eve of some crucial political decisions in the u. k. in the united states in china to yeah, thank you. yeah, thank you for the.

perceived it and everyone around perceived it not only as it is, but also as an absolute honor of wangurns a unique healer of governments goes to moscow where a meeting with him awaits, the former vice-president of russia alexander rudskoy yakovka . warmly yes, to which once he had already saved his life. you become president and now you have a hypertensive crisis. semin, who has her own plans for her grandfather vanga oh ivan scourge. here i am, new tests, new prophecies. and most importantly, waiting one has only to remember about ukraine here 17. what will happen to zelensky on september 17? think, volodya on sunday 6:00 pm on ntv, prince khmelnitsky is one of his few. russian ukraine did not produce any goods. she could not live as a state on her own. she was not competitive, and he suffered. i think how to be the russian tsar does not take citizenship. and where else to go? here is what the historian writes about him. igor lvovich andrei khmelnitsky should have been constantly on his guard. he promised one thought of friend. he did the third, he could afford it, because the russia

and for you and you, chief wang as well are see next time they carry like ah, ah, getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital if the story is to be told. a push to fall forward is returned to the front line. now the smell of death is overpowering. a lot of the stories that we cover heidi conflicts, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible. no matter how much they know about a given crisis or issue as al jazeera correspondence, that's what we strive to do. ambitious endeavours to create drop proof crops, amazing to think that the plant be so earlier that now looked completely alive and international efforts to combat the pests that threaten them. so they bring in their samples, they show you the impact copy. i'm just like an adopt to write your prescription. you're doing the same thing here. you're writing a prescription for the farmer. authorized explores, inspiring advances towards farming. for the future. al jazeera, this was a media moment, the likes of which we've

because you'll, russian, a specific social finding with ah welcome back to will to part with henry wang the founder of the center for china. and will blaze ation dr. wing. before the break, we were focusing on the american belligerents and let's admit the world is more or less used to an american diplomatic rudeness. but both the european union and the united kingdom up until recently were officially in favor of strengthening died, ties, economic ties with china. but that seems to be changing to because at least trust, for example, they, the current foreign minister of the united kingdom and likely, and new prime minister said the other day that she would classify, or rather, codify china as a, as a threat if she comes to power, if that indeed happens, what do you think that would mean both for london and beijing in practical terms? not in terms of political rhetoric, but in terms of trade and the jobs and the, you know, people's lives. i think it's going to affect a livelihood. the people around the world, particularly of all countries, for example, china's trade with western countries

immediately following the individual interviews youer wang to tour the site. now our team will take to you the main stage. we got different stations sets up with our team and we have greg ceo of another planet. we have rick with super notice. sarah with sf rec and park. tonya our food curateo. brian with another plan and he myself with another planet. thanks, again. [applause]. >>> when i shoot chinatown, i shoot the architecture that people not just events, i shoot what's going on in daily life and everything changes. murals graffiti store opening. store closing. the bakery. i shoot anything and everything in chinatown. i shoot daily life. i'm a crazy animal. i'm shooting for fun. that's what i love. >> i'm frank jane. i'm a community photographer for the last i think about 20 years. i joined the chinese historical society. it was a way i could practice my society and i can give the community memories. i've been practicing and get to know everybody and everybody knew me pretty much documenting the history i don't just shoot events. i'm telling a story in what

area and federal and for you on youtube, wang and as well are see next time they calculate ah, beneath the surface lies a darker side in british politics, an exclusive al jazeera investigation coming scene. this was a moment the likes of which we have never seen. this is important. this is the story from breaking down the headlines to expose in the powers attempting to silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of use is that the game, the role, and that was for the why. on al jazeera, we are all response. even people far away are so helping with the environment, problems in the amazon because they are consumers. i teach kids about what our options are facing today. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get to sleep with kids once a year. and what are you going to do to keep out of the sort of language that keeps the red blood women right? they have want to circle back over in their f

of course taiwan came up in his mister, mister wang ye, saying that 181 countries around the world recognise and accept that there is one china on the planet and tie. one is a part of that. the principle of non interference must be honored and respected publications are counterproductive. i think that was a reference to pelosi recent visit. a tie. one also said that china is a biggest engine driving the global economy. the world has entered a new phase of transformation. changes are accelerating and the world is increasingly turning into a multi polar world. he who instigates a proxy war against china can easily get himself bud. i think that's clearly a reference to washington because those words have been used before in recent weeks . he said that disputes must be resolved in a peaceful manner with truthful dialogue. the world must embrace diverse civilizations and there's no room anymore for that of a unity lateral world order. i paging opposes the bullying of any countries. a major international issues should be addressed by all countries, according to all international rules. no country

wang dina is working on their time of movement , organizes on one track in reverse mode, part of theains running between moscow and the jaws station will run on a shortened route, some trains of the following respirations are taken out of the schedule in several trains, the departure and arrival times will change, turnstiles with face recognition function. now they work three times faster. specialists have installed new hardware and software. patriotic development. now it is valid at all subway stations, and by the end of the months it will appear and throughout the mk you can connect the fsp in the personal account of the moscow metro application in the moscow region. colds , so it is important to undergo the procedure now, so that immunity has time to form in the clinic of the region, domestic drugs have already been delivered. from the flu to the right hand, and to the left hand make a satellite, and at the end of august there was a surge. e exacerbations of diseases, such as it was a yakovid, but to a greater extent it was still acute respiratory viral infections, which have not