wang's father manages to convince his son to return to class. he says his s son has become mu more patient than before. all he can do is watch and support him. during recess wang went over to cao xiaoxia, the leader angel sal lone that runs these classes. cao believes that all students have the capacity to grow. cao and other staff members engage in a variety of activities to promote growth among young people with asd. the love coffee cafe is one of the activities. it's run as a training space to improve the social s skills of those with autism spectrum disorder. here children learn to respond accurately to customer's orders and most importantly to communicate with p people other than fily memberers. the customers are all registered volunteers with ann understandig of asd. they actively try to engage the youth there. dai wangchen acts as the leader of the boys here. he loves to draw. dai may appear outwardly normal. pu in the past he was totally unable to communicate with other people. dai lives with his parents and grandparents. until he began attending the angel sa

supports coup d'etat is all the time this is another example that wang has no power under the constitution of venezuela the fact the us recognize him recognizes him is of no import the u.s. recognizes him because he has already agreed to privatizing venezuela's oil in the interest of u.s. companies that's why the u.s. recognizes him and that does not make him with the opinion of the united states is no the only opinion for all other fifty countries recognize why go as a legitimate president ninety percent of venezuelans do support also while you go there are legitimate president this is an unfolding coup that the us watched to push forward and we have to remember by the way the us supported the coup in two thousand and two against hugo chavez and we're reluctant to call it a coup back then the fact that the us wants to use semantics to cover up what it's doing doesn't change the fact that this is a coup when people say you know a seizure of power illegal seizure of power the basic definition of a coup does that key element there is not illegal because. doesn't get him in power recognized b

janelle wang has more on what the two leaders discussed. >> president trump talked to russian leadering many of the issues they discussed, the conclusion of the mueller report. >> he said something to the effect that it started off as a mountain and it ended up being a mouse. but he knew that. because he knew there was no collusion. >> what they didn't discuss, the focus of mueller's report, russian election meddling. >> did you ask him not to meddle in the next election? >> we didn't discuss that. >> russia in the spotlight again on a day when the president is basking in some of the strongest job numbers in a generation, the economy added more jobs than expected last month, the jobless rate fell to the lowest level since 1969, more evidence that the decade long recovery continues. >> our country is doing well. never probably has done as well as it is doing right now. economically. >> president trump believes that we're just getting started in this economy. >> congressional democrats feel they're just getting started in their battle with the white house and attorney general william b

. >>> a teenager battling a critical illness now has his own cookbook. justin wang launched it last night called justin's hardy recipes. after undergoing a heart transplant, he wanted to help families. through make a wish, he worked for months with victoria to make his treme come try. >>> because i'm so much more appreciatetive now than i was before my heart transplant. after, i view life a lot more differently, more appreciation. >>> justin took pictures and signed copies of his cookbook. those in attendance also got to watch a cooking demonstration by victoria. >>> another performer set to take the stage when the arena opens later this year. ♪ force >> jonas brothers will take the stage on tuesday october 8th. it is their first head lane tour in almost a decade. real quick, the red sox are beating the a's 7-2. >>> there is more on-line and next at 4:00. here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. not getting in today. not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out.

vietnamese woman jailed over the murder of the north korean leader's half brother has been freed from prison donkey wang was one of two women put on trial for the posting of kim jong un column paul in twenty seventeen. india and bangladesh are racing to evacuate more than a million people out of the path of a powerful special trains boats and buses have been put on into service. rescue people who were in the storm's way is expected to make landfall on friday car like . these families aren't taking any chances are they leaving their towns and villages as cycloid funny approaches india's east coast odisha state has deployed teams of emergency workers to set up shelters in schools and government buildings. particularly the world. because the. people there i don't think for all the millions of things they need in the rehab additions and at the railway station in the town of pretty tourists are queuing to leave extra trains and buses are running to take them somewhere safe our. previous cycle hit back then we stayed in the hotel we wanted to stay this time but the government wouldn't let us the hotel owners

wang in forage mathai. >> mark zucker admits that his company has not kept information as private as -- he's making changes> the first day of the facebook annual development conference. scott budman was in the center of it all here to tell us what facebook will do to keep us facebook. >> we saw new apps and tested ways to connect with each other. he says there's a huge elephant in the room, your privacy. mark zuckerberg saying the future is private while laying out some of the ways facebook will change. yes. we saw lots of people taking selfies and updating their instagram feeds. but with all that private data floating around, facebook spent the bulk of the day talking privacy, starting with an admission in the top. >> i know that weon

. >>> a teenager now has his own cookbook thanks to the make-a- wish foundation. justin wang as his new cookbook. are the hardy recipes after undergoing a heart transplant last year he wanted to write a heart healthy cookbook to help families facing medical problems. they are here to make their dream come true. >>heart transplant, a lot when different. there ishis new cookbook. they also got to watch a cooking demonstration by chef victoria. >> he is looking really good. way to go. what an accomplishment. >>> still to come, the sharks in the warriors were in action tonight. coming up in sports the thrilling last-second finishes in both of their playoff games. mark will have that coming up next. >>> the failed gp practice runs on bay at the international yachting competition coming to san francisco this weekend. 50 to 60 miles per hour here and can watch the race from shore for free. this is 11:00 news on ktvu. ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant accele

heather watson has been knocked out of french open qualifying in the second round — after throwing away two match points. but katie swan is into the main draw after beating china‘s xiyu wangg" the abuse of vulnerable patients, reported by bbc panorama, at a hospital in county durham. secret filming showed staff mocking and intimidating people with autism and learning difficulties at whorlton hall. the health minister caroline dineage, has apologised on behalf of the health and care system. this report from our social affairs correspondent alison holt contains some distressing detail. see that tiny, tiny car? i can see it. guess whose car it is. who? mine! alex is 20 years old and profoundly autistic. she spent ten months here at whorlton hall hospital in county durham, a private hospital looking after about a dozen nhs—funded patients with learning disabilities or autism. here, panorama‘s undercover reporter found a culture of bullying, intimidation and taunting. alex is scared of men and should only be looked after by women. alex screams. but when she gets upset, two male care staff soon arrive. the female carers are told to go away for five minutes. alex‘s screams can s

leader he said washington now recognizes the opposition leader wang why don't the heads of states the activists claim the madeira government has given them permission to stay in the building. the venezuelan foreign ministry has branded the u.s. sanctions illegal benjamin from the peace group code pink claims that the arrests are a violation of international law. we got an urgent call from the people inside it 19 this morning that the police had broken down the door and that they were going to be arrested so the rest are under way right now we denounce this is a violation of the vienna convention speakers the group has been there with the permission then as well in government i was just at the u.n. yesterday with the ambassador to the u.n. who was calling on the u.s. to sign a protective power green mincha with venezuela so that both the embassy in washington d.c. and the u.s. embassy in caracas would be protected the venezuelan government has said it is not given permission for the opposition representatives to enter that building and there is still time to negotiate a solution that would be of mutual agreement to both the gov

wang in forage mathai. >> mark zucker admits that his company has not kept information as private as -- he's making changes starting today. >> the first day of the facebook annual development conference. scott budman was in the center of it all here to tell us what facebook will do to keep us facebook. >> we saw new apps and tested ways to connect with each other. he says there's a huge elephant in the room, your privacy. mark zuckerberg saying the future is private while laying out some of the ways facebook will change. yes. we saw lots of people taking selfies and updating their instagram feeds. but with all that private data floating around, facebook spent the bulk of the day talking privacy, starting with an admission in the top. >> i know that we don't exactly have the strongest reputation on privacy right now to put it lightly. >> he has a point. after the cambridge analytica scandal brought user privacy to the forefront, zuckerberg was brought to testify on capitol hill. >> i believe that you should have complete control over your data. >> now, even as facebook has grown, it's been dogged by concern

today's episode has miss california and she works full- time at google. she told claudine wang and what she decided to do. >> search for bay area people whenever you get the podcasts. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. %fo %fo >>> here is a look at some top stories. oakland police are investigating two deadly shootings. the latest happened around 3:00 this morning on east 17th street and 22nd avenue, not far from garfield elementary school. now when police arrived, they found a man dead on the sidewalk. they have not said what led up to this shooting. the first shooting was reported around 11:45 last night. this happened on 29th near dr. martin luther king. the names of the two victims have not been released. there is still no word on a motive or suspect in either shooting. >>> san francisco police and other agencies will be banned from using facial recognition technology. the board of supervisor

lumpur's airport two years ago wang was convicted last month on a lesser charge of causing injury after prosecutors dropped the murder charge al-jazeera as investigative unit has obtained exclusive images of one of the north korean men suspected of being involved then came junctions murda junk charlie is a chemist who is detained and then released by the authorities in malaysia as al-jazeera as well jordan discovered he is currently living in china. karaoke after a killing this man is suspected of being instrumental in the assassination of kim jong il the brother of the north korean leader rejoined joel sings a famous north korean song in a restaurant in china in twenty seventeen an ode to his wife the fragrant flower of the family he sings my claim city. murder for artists and latch this noir represented in indonesian tried alongside a vietnamese woman. they claim they thought they were taking part in a t.v. prank show when they smeared poison on kim jong noms face caught here on c.c.t.v. at kuala lumpur airport police say five north korean men supervised the assassination and a car registered in rejoining trolls name drove a group of them from the airport we

i want to pause for a few seconds to think someone from my office jim wang today is his last day and has spent every day working to keep our country safe so thank you and good luck. i want to talk to you briefly about what you said about 80% versus 20% international domestic split with resources and these investigations. is that true for the -- as well? >> yes. those are the components cases in the field so it would marry up. what doesn't count is our task force officers assigned to both domestic terrorism and international. i don't know the numbers but i would assume that would line up pretty much the same as well. >> thank you. mr. murphy i want to talk to more about the social media component. to be one of the biggest problems with domestic terrorism we've had and part of international terrorism is the ability of the internet to tendencies of someone dormant and people angry that they can scratch their itch by going to a certain site or talking with a certain person and the next thing you know you go from someone with some feelings to someone with actions and it is very hard. i think

has intervened with drastic measures whereas young women 60 years ago were encouraged to have abortions now it is strongly frowned upon and criminally prosecuted to terminate a pregnancy. young and wang she song 2 students from seoul recalled what they learned at school on the subject of abortion. or. for. some luck how to push an insult. there were its own laws all. around that are that are. how do you know. who are skinny are who. keeps the key all. these young women examine the subject of abortion for their master's thesis. and who directed the women's development institute in seoul for 25 years is an advisor to the students. the students tracked down dubious agencies that are betrayed illegal abortions for large sums of money once again women are the victims of population policy illegal abortions bear great health risks but the south korean government holds on to the ban of abortion today their mission is offspring at all costs. also in town take it out of your song and move on to get all the. guys on to good. cook and i'm hopelessly that me on. star who sees. the south korean government has gone so far as to publish a map of seoul on the internet showing where women of childbear

but now it has become rather common practice at that time it was very new i was thrilled i was fascinated not afraid not scared but certainly i felt the responsibility so you were on board wang.

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wang over three sets. swan is hoping to reach her first grand slam main draw outside wimbledon. heather watson has there next week. she lost a third set tie—break to valentina grammatikopoulou of greece. the cricket world cup gets under way this time next week with england taking on south africa at the oval. former sri lankan great and mcc president kumar sangakkara says that while england might be favourites, that will count for nothing because of the nature of the tournament. it doesn't matter who that tag falls onto. once you get to a knockout, it is anyone's game. you can be the favourites coming into a tournament, but once that stage ends, the tag is off and it is everyone's fair game. that is the excitement that is key to this world cup, and i would love to see what happens once those knockout games start. the pinkjersey has changed hands after stage 12 of the giro d'italia. cesare benedetti took a maiden professional victory on the first mountainous stage in his home country. jan polanc took the overall lead from his team—mate valerio conti after making it into the day's main breakaway. tha

wang. today is his last day. since he has been with me he spent every day working to help keep our country safe and keeping me ready for these hearings. thank you, tim, and good luck. mr. mcgarrity, i want to talk to you briefly about -- you said 80% versus 20% international/domestic split as far as resources in these investigations. is that true for the jttf as well? >> yeah. so the jttfs are the components that work in the field. what it doesn't count is our task force officers assigned to domestic terrorism and international. and i don't know the numbers on that, but i would assume that would line up pretty much the same as well. that's our field component. >> thank you. mr. murphy, i want to talk about the social media component. to me one of the biggest problems we have had with domestic terrorism and the spread of international terrorism in the united states is the ability of the internet to unlock the latent tendencies of somewhat dormant people that are angry. they can scratch theirich by going to a certain site or ta

has talent. enormous talent. ♪ >> reporter: the director of stringed instruments at george mason, june wang, said says hys auditionom the core of somebody. the silent peaceful middle of someone and i felt honored to witness that. >> when he didn't have one of his own, she lent adams her cello. >> we are mandated as human beings to lift each other and bring each other's gifts forward. and that's really all i'm doing. and he made beautiful music on my terrible cello. >> reporter: for adams, simple deeds like those have been life changing. >> i feel like thank you isn't enough to really describe how i feel and i feel weird saying thank you because i feel like that's not adequate enough to all the people. >> reporter: what does the cello mean to you? >> everything because it is kind of gotten me everything that i have now and gotten to me to where i am today, got me into school and i never saw myself being in college. >> reporter: a sound success, where the opportunities are endless. chip reid, cbs news, fairfax, virginia. >> youtube and no private lesson and he does that. >> i love -- >> how about june saying i belie

of supporters of opposition leader wang and loyalist to president nicolas maduro are protesting on the streets. a new round of talks between the taliban and the u.s. has begun in qatar the u.s. state department says its peace envoy. it is visiting doha to meet representatives of the armed group the afghan government is not fair or so the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera inside story is that next. a dramatic move to take power in venezuela folds as the president says he's crushed an attempted coup but the opposition leader maintains an uprising has only just begun he's backing them and what's next in this political crisis this is a story. hello and welcome to the program i'm in wrong on venezuela's president is hailing victory after what he calls an attempted coup nicolas maduro is promising to prosecute those behind a dramatic attempt to remove him from office on tuesday opposition leader one cold on the army to oust majority but by the end of the day i was in hiding and dozens of people were injured in scuffles with security forces both sides are doing that supporters to hold more protests has the backing of more than fifty countries including th

has offered to do a town hall but turned down. john delaney tweeted to warren, if you're not using your town hall, i will. besides, tulsi gabbert, andrew wang, they've all made appearances. the only candidate seeming to lean to warren position, kamala harris. they've reached out. here's the question, it puts pressure on them as they contemplate if they're going to participate with fox news. it also underscores this issue where going on fox news, the democrats do give cover to me advertisers who otherwise might not be inclined to spend any money there. so for those reasons and more there is something to be said for the strategy, the downside of warren freezing out fox is this, if she never goes on the network, the viewers will never hear what she's got to say. if she's successful to actually elected to be president she's going to need some of those diners eating hot dogs in the varsity fox newsroom who is turns out are actually open to several of her proposals. that was the upshot of a recent focus group done by swing voters in sioux city, iowa. these are people who voted for obama and then trump. though they didn't care for the current crop

wang xiyu over 3 sets. swan is hoping to reach herfirst grand slam main draw outside wimbledon. heather watson hasentina grammatikopoulou of greece. her defeat means katie swan is the only british player left in qualifying. the cricket world cup gets under way in seven days' time with england taking on south africa at the oval. former sri lankan great — and mcc president — kumar sangakkara says that while england might be favourites, that will count for nothing because of the nature of the tournament. it doesn't matter who that tag falls onto. once you get to a knockout, it is anyone's game. you can be the favourites coming into a tournament but once that stage and is, the tag is off and it is everyone's fair game. that is the excitement that is key to this world cup and i would love to see what happens once those knockout games start. it is sunny there in lords. so much to look forward to this summer. production of the dangerous, ozone—destroying chemical cfc—11 was due to be phased out globally in 2010, but last year, scientists reported a mysterious slowdown in the rate of depletion. today, sci