in beijing, where us secretary of state anthony blinken is having talks with china's top diplomat wangi on the last day of a whirlwind visit to china. it still isn't known whether he will meet china's president, xijinping. mr blinken touched down in beijing on sunday morning, and embarked on more than five and a half hours of talks, plus a two—hour dinner, with his chinese counterpart, foreign minister qin gang. american officials described the talks as candid and constructive, but the only concrete development thus far is a commitment from the two countries to loosen visa restrictions on each other�*s citizens, and to hold more talks in washington in the future. for its part, china's state media reported that... "qin gang pointed out that the taiwan issue is the core of china's core interests, the most important issue in sino—us relations, and the most prominent risk." right now, mr blinken is meeting with wang yi, the director of the chinese communist party's office of the central foreign affairs commission — effectively the country's most senior foreign affairs official. live now to

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wang graduated high school with a 4.65 gpa and scored 1590 out of 1600 on s.a.t. six top colleges denied him entrance. >> i got an 800 out of # hundred on math. 99th percentile. i got a 790th out of 800. the top tier schools were mit, princeton, harvard, carnegie-mellon. they all told me it is tougher to get in especially as an asian-american. i took it as gospel. >> harris: a new op-ed says we better brace for impact on this one. whatever the decision is, it's bound to make waves just as with the overturning of roe v. wade. this could potentially lead to another summer marked by social unrest with defenders of race-based admissions pulling out the long knives for the u.s. supreme court. calling it inherently racist, end of quote. our chief washington correspondent mike emanuel with the important details we need to know before we discuss this story. mike. >> good morning. these are huge cases that could have a massive impact on higher education in this country. both harvard and the university of north carolina are being challenged at the supreme court in different

we love it when you send us videos like this one of the wang family's new range. gas burner suddenly stopped igniting. >> the convection fan works well, so the electricity is on. but when i open the burner, you can just hear the gas is coming out. >> where is that tick sound? the wangs asked the manufacturer, thor, because the $2,000 range is only a few months old and still under warranty. the wangs say a thor tech tried to fix it but couldn't. what happened next? nothing. after three months of asking and waiting for thor to take action, the wangs contacted us. we contacted thor. it dispatched a new tech who fixed the range. we asked thor for a statement but it didn't respond. the wangs did. they said, really, really appreciate your help. we really appreciate the video. if you have a video or photos of a product that's not working, send them to us. scan this qr code to upload your files to our consumer complaint form online. >> happy ending there. >>> coming up next, the top stories we're following today, including new eviction protections for south bay residents

our china correspondent stephen mcdonell gave this update about mr blinken�*s meeting with wang yi. is meeting him is, in the chinese system, wang yi is above the foreign minister, like the communist party's foreign minister, if i could put it that way. a very important person for him to meet. i think it will be similar to yesterday, similar themes. really the main goal in this, because expectations are so low, is to re—establish lines of communication between the two superpowers and pave the way for more high—level meetings in future. if they can do those things, both sides will have considered it a success. of course, they are talking about other issues in theory. you mentioned making it easy for people to get visas and the like. so there are other discussions taking place, but in terms of a concrete outcome, for example, qin gang, the foreign minister, has already been invited to washington and said he will go. in their minds, that would be a concrete outcome. as i say, the bar is very low in terms of what they hope to achieve. live now to taipei to speak to emily feng, the inter

today, mr blinken will meet wang yi, the director of the chinese communist party's office of the central affairs commission, effectively the country's most seniorforeign affairs official. but questions remain as to whether an expected meeting between mr blinken and china's president, xijinping, will materialise. joining me now is susan thornton — she was the us�*s acting assistant secretary for east asian and pacific affairs from 2017 to 2018. she's now a senior fellow at the yale law school, paul tsai china center. thank you so much for being here. i want to go back to the first day. it sounds like little concrete progress, but is just seeing these two diplomats sitting at the same table and talking for that many hours, should it be considered some kind of progress?- hours, should it be considered some kind of progress? yeah, i definitely think _ some kind of progress? yeah, i definitely think it's _ some kind of progress? yeah, i definitely think it's progress. i definitely think it's progress. we haven't had a us secretary of state in china for almost five years, which is unprecedente

. >> wang ting-yu, a parliamentarian from southern taiwan, says a kind of war has already started. >>t 50 years. they try all different kind of way. maybe i can give you very concrete figures. there are 20 million cyberattacks per day. >> per day? >> yes, every day. >> wang, who sits on parliament's foreign affairs and national defense committee, took us to a high-security lab where engineers track those attacks. >> this is tain >>h, okay. >> a small island. but we are proud of it. >> the map shows the attacks from china in real time as they hit taiwan. >> it's so close to china. >> yeah, unfortunately. >> so is china hoping to defeat taiwan without firing a single shot? >> they dream like that. >> "they dream." >> they desperately dream like that. >> he says on top of cyber warfare, they're trying to sabotage taiwan's thriving economy and intimidate politically-powerful groups, like the farmers and fishermen in wang's home district of tainan who've been hit especially hard with a series of export bans. >> when speaker pelosi was here, china, we're told, banned 1,000 taiwanese product

ray wang we have waited 12 to 13 years of this.ers in augmented and virtual reality. they have been cryptic about the future world in a mixed reality world and this is probably the start of where we will see the move from 2d to 3d, from typing to gestures and eye tracking. we are at the very beginning but it is a big market cap we are the outs, $451 billion by 2030. the real thing is, how do you take the device plus content plus distribution to get there and that is where apple will have the magic sauce. ed: is reporting that apple intends to sell 900,000 units of the mixed reality headsets in year one. what does that tell you about their confidence for uptake and demand at that price point? ray: that is a price point not for the mass market but designed for the experts, developers and content creators that are dying to get their hands on something to make this metaverse world work and move from augmented reality to appoint where we can actually see apps for the b to be and theb to c markets. i will be curious to see how they put i

zhao told janelle wang he had endured years of bullying and long hours working on the farm. he said he suffers from mental illness and wasn't in his right mind the day of the killings. pedro says he is just grateful to be alive and is overwhelmed with the support he received from the community and the hospital staff. >> translator: i am grateful for their help. it is because of them that i am still here. >> reporter: pedro plans to learn english and hopes to get a better job soon. the shooting investigation is still under way, and authorities say they cannot disclose many details until it is finalized. we requested the 911 call logs from that day but the d.a.'s office says these records are excel from disclosure because they're considered investigatory files of a law enforcement agency. >> if you have a story for hilda or our investigative unit, call us. or simply visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> it is graduation season. on the peninsula, it was a unique day for more than a dozen people. they earned their diplomas in jail. ian cull spoke with the graduates and the sher

janelle wang is here with us this evening. first and foremost, this is just so hard to digest event months later. how are the twin girls doing? they're still on the peninsula, i presume? >> they're still going to the same school. they wanted to stay at the same school. they're doing okay. on the outside, the family says they're doing okay. on the inside, they miss their mom and dad every single day. the family has obviously provided grief counselors, trauma therapists to help them. they're really fortunate that they have their immediate family all in the area. they all live on the peninsula. they're finishing second grade right now. but their grandparents are here. grace's sister is now the guardian, their aunt. and greg's brother is living nearby as well. and i spoke to him today at their attorney's office this afternoon. >> physically, they're okay. emotionally, you know, they experienced this every day they have to live through the accident, which they both remember, and they also have to process the loss of their parents.

. >>> janelle wang's working on the 5:00 news this friday. happy friday. >> happy friday. so glad marleau is staying with the team and staying in the bay area. we're working on a bunch of stories, including another horrible crime in oakland. it's caught on surveillance video. a flower delivery driver shot and killed by a man walking his dog. witnesses say the flower delivery driver made a comment about the dog and it quickly escalated from there. the killer, still on the run. what witnesses heard the delivery man make about the dog that makes this homicide even more perplexing. >>> a computer history museum in mountain view receives a special donation, one of the largest in the world. it's called erma, an old relic from the 1950s, how it revolutionized the banking instrig. scott budman will give us a tour of what this did and how it's changed decades later. >> sounds great. you did a shot of show and tell at the beijing olympics, i remember. it was so much fun. >> the panda, the mascot. >> yes. >> a lot of stuff there. >> i saw the mug, so great, janelle. we're talking abo

beijing will not make concessions to washington on the taiwan issue, china's foreign policy curator wang said during negotiations with the us hospital, anthony damn , wang called on the united states to truly abide by the one china principle, high-ranking diplomats also demanded the lifting of illegal unilateral sanctions washington must stop interfering in the internal affairs of the prc and stop trying to interfere with the scientific and technological development of the country. in the meantime, relations between the two countries are going through a critical moment noted and recall blinky are in beijing on a two-day visit. the main intrigue. whether the us secretary of state will be able to pin everything in the description of the trip of these negotiations in the third with the chinese leader, no. the fsb prevented the sabotage of the ukrainian military intelligence included the so-called operational game of thousands of attempts at terrorist attacks against the leadership and law enforcement officers of the zaporozhye region was detained, suspect all the details special operations

. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. stories catching your attention?> a couple of stories. new information on a heartbreaking story in fremont. a mother and her two young kids, 1 and 4, found dead inside an apartment. we brought you this story yesterday. today, we've learned more about the family and their causes of death. fremont police just released an update. we'll bring that to you. >>> a follow-up to a "bay area proud" story. we showed you how eighth graders used 3d printing machines in a class they take to make a prosthetic hand for a third grader. he wanted the hand teal colored because he's a sharks fan. guess who showed up at the school? we'll have the heartwarming follow-up in minutes. >> i can't wait to see that, all right. >>> this was a funny move in the world of golf. the fight between the pga tour and liv golf, officially over. the settlement reached when we come back. with golold bond.... you u can age on your own teterms. retitinol overninight means.. ththe smoothining benefitss ofof retinol.. are e now for yoyour whole bodydy. plusus,

my maternal grandmother's family, the ang family, my my mother's family, her father's family, the wang family and what was so interesting about working on this project was that because i am fifth generation chinese-american, there were four, and my family goes back to the mid-19th century. any any major of things that impact did chinese americans from the mid-19th to today i was able to write about these historic and historic sociopolitical events that impacted the community through the lens of various family members just because we've been here for so long so i felt like i was really fortunate. now the downside, of course, is that i had a ton a cast of characters to deal with. right. and so many people i found completely fascinating. so is the railroad worker, the grandson of the railroad worker on the wong side, i've got my my angst side. right. and duk foon right. who was the first person who came over for? my grandmother's side of the family enters country just two or three years after the chinese exclusion act is in full effect. he flees the west coast during a period of very inte

i'm janelle wang. dispatching more help to the city.hp will double the number of officers to help crack down on the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. this operation started in may as a partnership to help local police. officers have already confiscated more than 8 kilos of fentanyl. that's enough to kill 4 million people. >> reporter: the effort to tackle san francisco's open air drug problem are ramping up according to governor newsom. the chp is set to double the number of officers who will help with the city as ongoing drug crackdown, a crackdown largely focused on the south end market and tenderloin neighborhoods. >> we can't have lawlessness. that's what we're faced with right now. >> reporter: greg johnson has lived in the tenderloin for more than ten years. >> i have seen their presence. i've seen a lot of vehicle code violation enforcement, but i haven't seen much in the way of reduction in open air drug dealing. >> reporter: he says he'd like to see more data explaining the impact of the crackdown. this is video provided by the

. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. >> hi, audrey. we're following a police investigation in the east bay after a man is killed fleeing from police. san pablo police say the chase started after the driver refused to pull over for a traffic stop. a high-speed chase ensued. quickly, police say they backed off. the drive ermines later was found dead. we're going to show you what happened, why officers backed off in the first place. >>> and a story of perseverance. a young man overcoming childhood trauma after growing up in the foster care system. but there was something else that was harder for him to overcome that has to do with his skin. a plastic surgeon stepped in to help. now this man is pursuing his career in the skin care industry. we'll have his story, "bay area proud" coming up in minutes. >> can't wait, thank you. >>> elon musk taking on mark zuckerberg in a cage fight. sounds crazy, but there's at least one report saying they're serious about this. we'll give you the blow by blow when we come back. martial ararts is my p passi

. >>> janelle wang is here working on the 5:00 newscast. >> good tuesday. bakery, a popular bakery, is on wheels, in desperate need of help. zeladon's has been serving sweet treats for 25 years. over the weekend, thieves stole the mobile van, smashed and it trashed it, leaving the family scrambling as the bakery is their main source of income. gee voted fans are coming to the rescue. we'll show you what the community is doing. >>> he's not an influencer or a really great dancer, but he's going viral. a bay area librarian hasa growing star on tiktok, recording behind-the-scenes stories at the library. a video between himself and a child has been watched over 3 million times. "bay area proud" coming up. >>> it's always fun watching people celebrate on "the price is right." love that show. but celebrating so hard you hurt yourself? yeah that's what happened to this contestant here. (swordrds clashingng) -h-had enough?h? -no..... arthritisis. here. aspercrememe arthritisis. fufull prescscription-ststren? reduces s inflammatition? thank k the gods.. don't ththan

wang xi has already held a rally of right-wing forces accusing the authorities of insufficient control over the safety of citizens, which, however, is not surprising, because the huge force of the police gendarmes is spent on suppressing rallies against pension reform. more than 30 organizations will take part in the exhibition today . the day of electric transport will be held for the fourth time and will bring together an industrial enterprise of a scientific organization and large car dealerships. among the new products are an apron-electrobuoy, lubrication, the first electric bus-volod of the minsk wheel tractor plant. a new model of the mkador loader and much more during the day , the scheduled performance of monowheelers. test drives of electric vehicles and consultation of specialists, for the first time the exhibition will be attended by an association of carriers and taxi dispatchers , and a car sharing company will present its capabilities. the capital has begun the mowing season in aquatic vegetation. traditionally , underwater plants are cut from the central part of the cit

, they are starting to wang tarot cards , we have the only marathon, this is nonsense , you understandunately this trash is happening everywhere throughout the country, today the servants are thinking that in order to raise the economy, it is necessary to taverns had the opportunity to work , and therefore this curfew should be canceled, so to speak, i had such an experience of communicating with some deputies. this is how they discuss it on the sidelines of the verkhovna rada, because business is allegedly under pressure, the economy is rising with factories and transitions, not taverns, we are not a tourist country today, especially if the restaurant business could boost the economy itself. i understand that there are jobs . er, as they say for everything else, but today we continue to single out some there, you know, this is a twist of consciousness in people , the economic front is happening there, there is a quarterly breakthrough there 95 quarterly breakthrough there is a show there er weevils well, for example there yes now there 3 million allocated money there for the concept o

and commissioner wang i. all right, moving on. few more on the docket tonight, everyone does anybody have any sugar during needs sugar? something a tic tac. hmm. snickers bar. yeah. bears here we go pack your time pocket attack there, right hot. that is like exactly what you need. excuse me. sorry hero, okay? democracy to keep moving. okay. next item. the next permit on our regular agenda tonight is for an outdoor llp permit for the city station. located at 701 , valencia street, the city stations and outdoor parking lot on the corner of 18th in valencia street that has been converted into a space for food trucks and vendors. the spaces how the jam permit since the program started in 2020. they are now seeking an llp permit to continue hosting outdoor amplified sound as well as entertainment a few times per month. the programming for this location is ambient amplified sound playing from a small bluetooth speaker when vendors are on site as well as a few events with live entertainment, such as a dj per month in the staff recommenda

there are copies of vincent wang's work goga a medeo, the modeler of the armenian artist martiros saryanans to create paintings in which the artist plans to capture the elements of armenian culture , the philosophical thoughts of this grigora narisotsa and the uniqueness of the alphabet. in australia , an unusual way of dealing with unwanted vegetation on cultivated land is gaining popularity. instead of burning or sprinkling areas with hazardous chemicals , australians release them to control weeds. kos. they can operate in fairly steep terrain where cars cannot reach, and they also avoid using too many herbicides, which are actually quite horrendous, and the harshness of the australian fauna. many have already heard flora about their positions.

wang gee ann is a one man band broadcasting a news program solo on social media from his tokyo livingna? "i was a journalist for 20 years, he says, but then i was fired. my social media accounts were blocked, and eventually no news organization would touch me." >>. >> reporter: reporters without borders world press freedom index ranks china second to last, ahead of only north korea. speaking truth to power after xi jinping's crackdown was just too dangerous. wag escaped to tokyo three years ago. it's been tough and lonely, but now he can say whatever he wants. this week he slammed the fact that chinese college applicants have to write essays on chinese leader xi jinping's speeches. half a million viewers tuned in to hear his take that it was a totalitarian farce. last year, wang took a trip to ukraine to offer viewers an alternative to the official russian propaganda parroted by chinese state media. his story ideas are post-it notes stuck to the kitchen wall. this is a shoestring operation, so he's had to innovate. on june 4th to mark the anniversary of the tiananmen massacre, he crow

i don't want to be a wang.van gogh is a great artist, whose paintings are worth millions of millions of dollars, well, who in their entire life sold one painting and lived. well that is, he is a great artist, but i do not want to be ahead of my time, as he experienced his time, so no one understood him, he was not in demand. when asked who he considers himself an artist, a craftsman or a businessman? arthur answers. i am a generalist and this is what time dictates today it is impossible to be one person, you need to combine the qualities and skills of completely different areas, then success will come to you. maybe i 'll break the stereotype such that, uh, you have one profession and you all stay in it. grow your career in korea tam until you rise to some leadership positions and that’s all and you are not moving anywhere. and here you have chosen the path and suffer on it, as they say, and it doesn’t matter there anymore, that is, i break the stereotype, because you can break your path and try to injure not go

swiatek will now face china's xinyu wang in the next round.rocess was pretty similar as two days ago, so i was able to play a bit better in the second set. and i used her set to get more information and get into the rhythm, but claire played pretty well. so i feel like it was more intense but i'm happy that i'm into the third round and i have a chance to play more matches here. off the court, there's been more disruption for former us open champion emma raducanu. she's on the lookout for her sixth coach in two years, after parting ways with sebastian sachs — despite only teaming up with him in december. posting on social media, raducanu said, "i have really enjoyed seb's coaching and working with him, it's unfortunate that circumstances made it unfeasible for both of us to continue right now." to football — where the future of one of the sport's biggest ever names looks unclear. lionel messi will be back on the market, after paris saint—germain manager christoph galtier confirmed the forward would be leaving psg at the end of the season. there

the screening will include a question and answer session with wang.rst feline member of sfo's wag brigade, a group of certified therapy animals make their rounds at the airport to help ease anxiety and travel related stress for passengers. the group is made up of mostly dogs, but now has a few other special members, including a flemish giant rabbit . there you see, and a therapy pig named lee lu. a lot of people, they're nervous about getting on that flight. sometimes times they are going to a funeral. so just having an animal or one of the parties of the sfo wags brigade, it just comes nerves and puts a smile on people's faces. it's a wonderful program. duke in his dapper little costume you see there. also works as a therapy cat at hospitals. toyota is putting a new spin on motorsports. nearly all race cars still use gasoline. andre although there are a few electric vehicles in the mix. but now toyota has built its first hydrogen powered race car. it looks just like an ordinary corolla. it still has an internal combustion engine. but that engine was

those economic concerns are part of why chinese premier wang li is in germany.hat's part of the reason he is in germany. frank laban explained the balancing act berlin has to tread. i think germany is trying to do what it can to enhance the economic relationship with china while still respecting the important political bond with the united states, and the crux of this is ukraine, where both germany and the us support ukraine pushing back russia, and china's on the other side of that, with a warm embrace of putin. ~ . ~ . , putin. what challenges will both countries _ putin. what challenges will both countries face - putin. what challenges will both countries face moving j both countries face moving forward economically? well, there is a — forward economically? well, there is a question _ forward economically? well, there is a question for - forward economically? well, i there is a question for germany about dependency. remember in the lead up to ukraine, germany continued to build the economic relationship with russia and they ended up vulnerable particularly wi

just a short time ago blinken met with china's top diplomat wang yi.was the big question, wasn't it? >> reporter: yes. >> now he is meeting with xi jinping. talk to us about the significance of this coming on this final day of his visit. >> reporter: absolutely. it has been confirmed this final day of this visit to beijing the u.s. secretary of state will be meeting with chinese leader xi jinping. this has been confirmed by a u.s. state department official. the meeting will take place at 4:30 a.m. that will be necessary in taking the steps to rebuild the relationship between the u.s. and china which has hit its lowest point in decades. the two countries have been at odds over a growing array of issues that we've discussed at length here on cnn from taiwan to trade to technology, the war in ukraine, fentanyl, chemicals, territorial disputes in the south china sea. the list goes on, but high level engagement will soon take place between america's top diplomat, antony blinken, and china's leader xi jinping in beijing, the meeting to take place less than a

now where wang where to look.uld always sit on the suitcase and be ready to take off any day. you see, they appear a week before the departure of last-minute tours, that is, when once you look, and your plane is empty. do you need to urgently fill it with tourists , the lads didn’t drop it for bloggers, or for whom can someone quickly remove freelancers? i don't know for those who work remotely. well , for many people you are sitting here, waiting, or for students , for those who have summer holidays, they are sitting waiting, waiting. it is not a fact that this vacation will appear for everything, it turns out that if we are talking about hot tours, then how do you know how it is? and the fact that we have dinner today will be prompted by red prices in a cheap grocery store, yes, then where we will go on vacation will be prompted by hot tours that we will be able to buy. i'm correct moreover, it's impossible to guess anywhere either in direction. that's what will light up there and it's good. let's say we decide

these people like professor wang from pittsburgh. this should be a front to get good lawyers for them to sue the institutions. once these people get hurt then they may have to find they may back off. they may start listening. until they get hurt they're not going to listen to anyone. that is probably the cheapest way of doing it. getting them good legalal representation find out why they were fired. can you answert? that? is anyone done that or thinking of it? >> are some losses going. timothy jackson at the university of north texas has been run off the job he had a music journal of ecology builtt around an austrian music theoristas. that's very influential in the united states. there is a black music oncologist at hunter college here in new york city. that has the mostt absolutely insane theory that because shanker talks about hierarchies about value. it's in making hierarchical announces of music. this is about race. the classical music is racist or anything that has any kind of hierarchy if it's like fields of fedex occult forces

earlier he met with china's top diplomat, wang yi, we have a readout about that meeting.his is what he said, he pointed out, quote, we need to reverse the downward spiral of sino/u.s. relations and find a right way for china to co-exist in the new era, end quote. he also reiterated that taiwan is one of china's core interests which we also heard the previous day with blinken. senior u.s. officials say blinken's main goal here is just to re-establish the channels of communications between the u.s. and china, especially directed military-to-military communications. on sad, over the weekend, we heard from joe biden that he believes blinken's trip could help ease tensions and he opens to meet with president xi, quote, within the next few months. with blinken's meeting under way in less than half an hour that will pave the way for a new meeting. back to you, guys. >> kristi, we'll be watched. >>> the u.s. is in a series of deadly gun vial. the most recent the side of idaho where four people were killed sunday night. >> one person was killed and 22 others injured in chicago aft

he met last month in vienna with his chinese counterpart, wang yi.officials of the two nations since the chinese spy balloon incident. the white house said the talks were candid and constructive. so where does this most important relationship in the world go from here? >> jake, henry kissinger who turns 100 or has already turned 100 this year, gave an interview in "the economist" in which he said he thought u.s.-china relations were in the classic pre world war i situation when neither side felt they had political room to make concessions or make overtures. the implication was we're sort of stumbling our way into something that could turn into a very serious conflict. do you agree? >> i sat in the room with president biden when he met with president xi in bali last year and that was not my experience. i saw two leaders who are actually trying to reach understanding even if we have different points of view and even if we are in a deeply competitive relationship on some of the fundamentals in this dynamic and the desire on both parts to put a floor und

i mean, she couldn't see the wang -- bank crash, she couldn't see inflation, but she knows when we're to default. how do you get this june 1st date, this june 5th date, this june #th date? nothing. so everyone is scrambling. my colleagues and i in in the house freedom caucus came up with a plan. we presented it at a press conference and gave it to the speaker. this plan would save $4.8 trillion. which are 1.8 trillion, excuse me. it was the limit-save-grow plan. we had major cuts in here. the student loan bailout would end. hundreds of billions of dollars -- [applause] we had covid clawbacks that were legitimate. we had all sorts of programs in here that did not need your tax dollars. like let's say $80 billion for this, 87,000 irs agents. [applause] let's go ahead and take that money back. and then we were told on a holiday weekend that a deal had been made behind closed doors. closed doors that we weren't invited to sit behind, and this debt ceiling deal came out. and immediately when we were informed about it, we said, well, we don't see the text, but this doesn't sound like a grea

i don't want to be a wang.ee, van gogh is a great artist, whose paintings are worth millions and millions of dollars, but who sold one painting in his entire life. artur lapitsky from gomel , the creator of design interiors panov , a man who mastered carpentry from scratch , studied three-dimensional modeling and showed design talent, without any special education. he was able to prove to himself and others that a craft can be an art, and a hobby can become successful. business project. his story began 3 years ago with a simple renovation in his own apartment. arthur admits he did not want to get the result, as in that joke they dreamed of high-tech style, but the style turned out. hi-so, so that this does not happen, arthur and his wife carefully thought out the whole interior in advance. after the decorative work, it was the turn of the furniture and it turned out that they both liked it, or it was very expensive. or simply not for sale. arthur decided to make furniture, a large massive wardrobe on his own, a

we just talked to laura wang about it. there's significant hurdles we will have to overcome before we see that second half rally. rishaad: five basis points here, 10 there, it disincentivizes people from putting money into banks and invest in the markets. that is the hope. when you see the data, we just talked about the pmi. trade numbers coming out later, this, of course, being affected by what is going on with the u.s.-china. we have blinken coming to china in the next few weeks. if pga and liv golf can get together, why can't the u.s. and china? export numbers, this could show a big fall. david: it is negative on the estimate, and it really begs -- we know the economy is not doing well. it has not lived up to expectations, right? but the market is cheap and has been cheap, and rates in china are already quite low. when you look at benchmark rates, you look at money determine rates, you look at swaps, if liquidity was the answer to the equity market, then this market would be trading at much higher levels. yvonne: but it

what does speakers that ah, my name is wang. charlie i'm resident of history. four. i just. everybody won't don't on cutting puppet session proposal. please continue. okay let me continue because proposition c, um, passed by, um all the waters and if you got if the mayor do the change for the public seasons, the it's damaging the democracy in our city, and also if the funding has been cut, it's going to. um uh, in fact, a lot of our family and, um, makes our family cannot afford that. chunk here. and i thought all the supervisor will know on both budget cut proposals from the mayor's office and protect proposition c. thank you. thank you, vivian. lou for your interpretation, okay, welcome. thank you. why someone say semen? legal hangover scene. benson gamma. most come. yes. yeah, guarding me life. thank you. thank you. bye. hi, everybody. i'm resident of substances co this is my granddaughter. and i want to ask . everybody will know on both budget cuts proposal from mayor's office and because the opposition c can protect children and children is the future for the country an

you know, these people like professor wang in pittsburgh when they're fired, there should be a fund to, get good lawyers for them to sue the. and once these get hurt and not with fines, they may back, wolf, when you get their pocketbook, they may start listening until. they get hurt. they're not going to listen to anyone. and that's probably the cheapest way of it. getting them good legal represent patients to find out why they were fired. and no one, to my knowledge, has done that so. can you answer that? is anyone done that or thinking of it? yes. some lawsuits going. timothy jackson at the university of north texas has been run the job because he ran. he headed a music journal of musicology, built around a austro music theorist named schenker that has been very influential in united states. there's a musicologist at hunter college here in new york city, part of the cuny system that has the most absolute lutely insane theory that because schenker talks about hierarchies in total value and is making sort of hierarchical analysis of music that. this is about race that that that so all

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. this is the warning. this fourth of july when you are out celebrating, you could be putting yourself and kids in danger. the firefighters are telling us to leave all of the displays to the professionals, because bad things can happen. doctors say that is only one to holiday risks. here is darren cole. >> fireworks are always on display around the july 4th, but today, the santa clara doctors are hoping that people will make a better choice, and one of the big concerns is fire danger. >> a lot of the grass crop is coming into the time of the year where it begins to burn. >> dr. clifford schefter, the director of the burn center in valley medex plains another risk, your safety. he says that they average one burn victim a day, but around july fourth, it is going to surge to five people a day. >> particularly commercial-grade fireworks if they go

i think that in general, even , perhaps even a meeting with wang, and this and that was some kind ofing the five-hour talks. e with money, but nevertheless. here is the meeting a happened and it happened here from the position of chinese moral superiority. now generally here is the chinese opposition in america to american chinese relations. it is a strong position; the americans have a weak position, because the americans have nowhere to go further along the path of increasing hostility. and on the eve of the negotiations, the lowest level of relations between china and america was noted in decades. well, i would argue with that, because. e. no one has forgotten the korean war. that's when the worst period was. they have been saying since the normalization of relations, then early seventies. this i think, well, this is the starting point will leave in fact. yes, there are different points, uh, and uh, remember that for 2 years there were active battles between the americans and the chinese, the chinese put 180,000 people there, including a little son for dong who died in the korean

today he spoke with our janelle wang, calling that trip one of a kind but also acknowledged he knew that trip came with risk. >> from the moment we heard about this news on sunday, although we tried to be hopeful and upbeat, we knew it was going to end badly just because you're in the most unforgiving environment in the world, and something was bound to go wrong. i mean if something happened, we knew there wasn't going to be a way out of it. i didn't know whether it would be an implosion or an equipment failure. and, you know, none of these things are built into the system of the subs. i felt very secure in the subs. i trusted the manufacturer of them and the design of them, but you just can't be safe all the time, you know. if you want to live a safe life, you don't leave your room. >> mike, tell us about your trip, your journey last year in the submersible. i know you were a bit fearful. your wife was waiting onshore, like a really nervous ten hours. but talk about your journey from beginning to end. i know you were a little bit apprehensive or nervous at first, but then you started fe

king also met with wang jie of the foreign policy affairs commission of the chinese ruling party. according to this, the united states should choose between cooperation and conflict with beijing and stop fearing china. he also discussed the issue of taiwan, and china is absolutely against china. this issue will not back down or compromise, and the united states must openly oppose taiwan . america adheres to the one china policy and does not support the independence of taiwan. eliminate the cold reception in china of the us secretary of state. the fact that the first senior american diplomat to visit china in the last five years is a one-time trip due to tensions between the two sides after the chi balloon flight over the united states was postponed. the united states experienced a bloody weekend. and the teenagers of the cbs network report this year more than 300 mass shootings reported it was a violent weekend los angeles authorities are trying to find a gunman who opened fire at a house party that left 85 injured, mostly teenagers mass shootings in several areas across the unite