it may seem than wei's parents are already wealthy enough, but they have no plans to return anytime soon a week, huiping's parents call home. for the past few years, huiping has been refusing to speak to her parents. >> huiping's mother hasn't been home for four years. her father for two years. the separation has been taking a heavy toll on their relationship with their daughter. >> huiping's room is across from the living room. for long periods, there is often no one around to watch her and make sure she's behaving. during the summer months, her grandparents spend a lot of time away from the house. they work the fields, as it's rice harvesting season. they tend to a 6,000 square meter rice patti with most working age adults in the city. the elderly are left to farm the fields themselves. with her grandparents so occupied, huiping often spends many long hours along in the big house. recently, though, she's been spending time talking with a special companion. her favorite doll. when she's alone, she never let's go of her. she's become the most dependable and comforting member of the famil

wong wei is a driver who uses an online car dispatch service. that, by changing to a foreign luxury car, he can register in higher paying categories. beijing has long suffered a shortage of taxis. the government has limited the number of taxis within beijing to about 60,000, since the 1990s. this made it almost impossible for locals to get a cab, partly due to the traffic jams. but the car dispatch services, which began in 2012, changed that dramatically. now more than 150,000 vehicles are registered with such services within beijing. wang starts working at 7:00 a.m., in line with the morning rush hour. taxi drivers have to know how to get passengers but wang doesn't need to worry about that. wang simply follows instructions from his app. this app detects in advance the customer's point of departure and arrival, and calculates the estimated fare. the actual fare is calculated by the gps that tracks the route taken by the car. upon arrival, passengers settle the payment on their smartphones. they can't get away without paying, because the app com

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weis so hard to make sure bring our best and don't end up squashing the company inside our own bureaucracies and things like that. i would love to say ge is a perfect company, but we are not. the trick is to find the win-win. we had a couple starts at it. we hired a woman from a venture capitalist who runs our operations headquartered in california, but we have people all over the world. the trick is to do what you are doing here in boston. we don't take and we stake in a company that doesn't -- take an equity stake in a company that doesn't have -- how do you get your first order, how do you make things. the thing if you're starting a company you really need, we have to be able to deliver. we have much more discipline about how do they fit in our own product and technical roadmap, and differentiating between when we take an investment in a company, and we think it will fit long-term with what ge is doing. sometimes it's just because we think it is a good idea and will make money. 70% of the former, 30% of the latter. the day we take a stake, your assigned to the ge team, and it's a bit -- b

wey: we hit the wall and open the markets.e the right story and bonds have traded significantly up. that just kind of help the market and i honestly believe some of the guys don't understand some of these transition stories in tech, but if the market is good and trajectory is good, they do a few customer checks and they just buy it. alix: what other companies are doing the same transition? tony: customers trying to make the shift, that is what microsoft is trying to make a run at. innovation is the biggest problem with the biggest companies. they are not set up to innovate. solaris is a very innovative culture and we have good momentum, but that where you see companies like that. you have to have content for your customers at every level and it has to be about the product you don't provide them. good to see you. thank you for the insight. david, back to you. david: more from that conference later today. the global head of commodity research and goldman sachs is coming up at 4:30 p.m. eastern time. why are voters all over the w

terrible days of my life, the most terrible day was when my two sisters came home and we met in that wey house knowing are just the three of us young not knowing how to start our lives. so we must leave and how. and there was another problem. there were no men to marry to because all of them were killed in forced labor. and another terrible thing happened to me that i saw in a person, my mother's dress. on the street. inside in my md house, but my empty i couldn't go out or say something to her. after that, when we started a time -- oh, ihe thought this was brandy! [laughter] anna: this is just water! you cheated me! [laughter] >> i have the brandy. anna: i could talk for another three hours. na, we are going to close the program in just a moment, and shortly, we do have time for just a couple of questions. i want you to know that it is our tradition at first person that the first person has the last word, so before we finish, i will turn back to anna again to close our program. needless to say, we could just catch a glimpse of all that anna had to share with us, and we could have heard

that weis a great story lay out in this week buzzing magazine. it is like all things.d story. we only see the actual finished product for most of these companies. amazon had been working on the echoes for a long time and at oneit the amazon dash point. it was supposed to be a far more sophisticated, intricate, technologically sound device, an ment where it would project images on walls but also have the speech recognition. as the division recovered from the flop of the fire phone, the dimensions of the product were narrowed and they were focusing in on this being a very utilitarian speaker that could listen that answer people's queries and that is what is resonated with customers. carol: it blows my mind that this was amazon that put out this product, not google. >> i think they would like that comment. they do not want to be counted out on this game but find the next generation of software services that will control our data and that is what this and hardware is all about. david: when you look at amazon echoes, is and the it showing signs of making money? >> that is a

. >> reporter: these ladies wey i out to collect sea shells.weren't pleased when we told them the forecast. not everyone is upset. people brave enough to get in the ocean aren't afraid of a little bad weather. >> probably come back out tomorrow. why not? >> reporter: shore businesses were busy today. they know it will be a challenge tomorrow. we checked with the power companies. they say they are ready in case the downpours turn severe. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> here is a live look outside. you can see a layer of fog over philadelphia. looks like a beautiful screen out there. >> it does look pretty enticing. the deal is that, of course, visibility is hindered. not terrible right now but overnight into tomorrow it will be. it's a roller coaster ride with the ten-day forecast. cooler tomorrow, warmer tuesday. cooler by the end of the week. >> to talk about tomorrow, most of the heavy rain is coming overnight until the morning. will it affect the morning commute? >> yes. we could see isolated pockets of heavier downpours early. localized fl

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. >> temperature weis looking at 60s and 70s of san francisco, peninsula as well as east bay. 70s forinland areas. not quite beach weather. >> unpleasant news. roadways are moving well. this just came in to our newsroom. we look at your overall commute. traffic flowing smoothly. south bay shows the biggest build. i want to call out cal train. reports of that train had to stop. there was an incident involving a pedestrian. they are going to have a bus bridge in place. it will mean delays for cal train riders. san trans moves without delay. no delays throughout the south bay. your peninsula drive. all green for 101. a little build over in the east bay for 880. the slowing starts for san mateo and dunbarton bridges. see that the north bound routes begin their push to silicon valley. there may be debris on the roadway. this could be a trouble spot. wait for more detail. chp should arrive on scene. 101 at 6800 is good here. north bay 101 shows a smooth drive. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a dramatic rescue unfolding hours ago in antioch. quick-thinking firefighters who brought a

. >> reporter: biologist lori thompson coaches bei-bichlt to wei weigh in. >> 43 pounds. 43 1/2 pounds>> reward, a sweet potato. >> he's curious about anything new in his enclosure. >> aim allowed to pet him? >> no. >> reporter: yes, these cuddly creatures can bite. and almost three years and 180 pounds, bao-bao, bei-bei's sister, does her training through a cage. >> all the way. open. good. >> reporter: in exchange for a delicious stream of honey water. >> good girl. >> reporter: it's how she grows accustomed to everything from dental exams -- >> open. good. >> reporter: -- to blood tests. according to panda keeper tally wiles. if you do a blood stick for her, does it hurt her? >> they might feel it initially like a little pinch like a person does as well but she's getting that honey reward, which is much more fantastic than anything she's going through. >> reporter: it was panda diplomacy that brought the first two pandas to the national zoo. >> i think they're adorable endearing creatures. >> reporter: sing sing and ling ling were a gift from the chinese government in 1972. after pr

wei we would like to know. it's a publicly-owned facility. we want to make sure everyone's safe. >> in so concerned safety officials that they conducted a trial with the lights and score board turned on as the faa flew over the stadium. employees later suspected the test may have been rigged because the score board was put on the lowest brightness setting. when air traffic controller saying in an e-mail, quote, we got sandbagged on the test. we reached out to the 49ers. they said the only dimming of our video boards was in early 2014 at the request of the faa in conjunction with our initial testing and calibration. stadium management has not been made aware of any concerns with the stadium video board since 2014. last fall both the faa and san jose earthquakes told us the problem lights at avaya stadium had been turned down. but three pilots complained of being bliemded by the lights at avaya. >> i took a look at your report when you reported on the san jose stadium. >> we were contacted by tom ridge. >>'s understand levi's stadium, it's abou

cnn contributor michael weis has stayed with us, co-author of isis inside the army of terror. >> i wantgo to you with the idea that charles degaulle airport was the last place this plane had been before it disappeared from the sky. it had been swept at charles de gaulle. it brings us to issues and changes made there. tell me about that airport and why the scrutiny will point to specifics about what has happened in the past few months there. >> many criticisms in that airport come not just from suspicions but things that have been found and disclosed. 57 people they found with ties to isis or other terror groups. you know, the reporting on that was a little unusual because they didn't say that they were fired and investigated or prosecuted. the united states you cannot have ties to the terror groups. those links are investigated and prosecuted. the news we got is that their security badges were lifted and several dozen were fired. it didn't say everyone was. there wasn't a lot of information that came out. one of the participants in the brussels and paris bombings purchased detonators fr

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what he was saying is we live in america, this is the race for the president of the united states, we wei the american flag in america, that's all he was saying. if you're outside acting a fool you will be arrested, law enforcement will do their job because we know how mr. trump loves his law enforcement and respects the law enforcement and they will do their job. he was clearly saying if you're going to act like a criminal, you'll be arrested then you're a thug and a criminal. >> do you think the protesters realized, tana -- and you guys can weigh in, i have a short amount of time here. do you think the protesters realize they're playing into donald trump's hands? that it's helping him and revving up his support? >> no, they don't realize that. they don't realize that, don or they wouldn't be doing that. mr. trump realizes that everybody inside the rally that waited five and six hours in line to hear him speak, to hang on to every word he's saying, they are the voters, those are the people voting, going to vote for hillary, bernie, or donald trump. not the people outside acting crazy and

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. >> i think wei think we need to be working together to ensure we see the progress. this is the priority project and then you have to come back to the board and say comeau we are not far enough. it is dangerous. we need to see the progress that we need the judgment of that comeau on the ground was now a critical piece that needs to be addressed. finally, can you talk about the reliability and performance measures comeau what they should expect? not where we would want to be and obviously taking things off-line to exacerbated. what figures are you using, and how will they be communicated? >> sure. you can go online and monitor what we do. one of the things we changed , we used to put on our on time performance on rail cars based on how we manage it. we movedit. we moved to a mechanism whereas you tap into the time you out from a customer perspective is the real delay. that is what we are starting to put out there. >> thank you. i see my time has expired. >> i recognize mr. norton for five minutes. >> i think the chairwoman for taking me out of order. mr. wieder felt,

[applause] literally, wey: have people over there still today as we sit here, working to complete that task of accountability. i have to tell you, having flown in a russian helicopter, which was an experience of holding your breath for hours, across vietnam and landing in these places, i remember walking down 20 feet deep into a pit that was dug for archaeologists because it was a crash site, and looking at the wall of mud in which c-130, looking for remains to bring them home. that is the extent to which we currently go. , i want tolear emphasize this today, certainly for me and i think for most veterans, whatever their feelings were about the war and what happened in america around the war, the process of reconciliation and restoring diplomatic ties was not about forgetting. if we forget, we cease to learn. and the tragedy of what happened in vietnam have to be a constant reminder of the capacity to make mistakes, the capacity to see things in the wrong ones, the capacity to miss signals, and ultimately, to miss the constant reminder of the four -- horror and suffering that war infli

it was guy talk. 2007 and wey 27, did not leave that valley until july 29, 2009 -- 2008. and we left. we went back to italy. that was five years on a four-year contract and a new i was done with the military because they could not keep me anymore. i got back to italy and i was approached again not by a boss but by a leader. he came to me and he told me that this happens. . the army will take care of you. i'm a sucker for a good time. i get into trouble sometimes. italyg as i can stay in and stay with these people that i truly believe in making the world a better place, i would be happy to stay in the army. i told him that so i got a stay. something strange happened, they gave me a cell phone and a desk 43a computer in the give me wives and 63 children were my new responsibility. i had their families. all those going to war. they sent 134 young men back into combat in afghanistan. they left one and that was me. i don't do things i am not good at. you will not see me enter a spelling bee. i am awful. i thought i was a good warrior and i thought i have proven myself in comba

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internationally, because it would be a lot of difficulty to keep it secret once the operation started, but having wei weighed all of that, i thought about the 9/11 families that i met, and their, you know, continuing pain and sense that it was important for us to bring him to justice, and i thought about the fact that during that time we were still monitoring on the ongoing basis plots developed by al qaeda and the importance of us being able to redeuce the threats. >> that particular meeting, the last meeting he sat through and listened to everything and then asked each and every one of us to tell him what he should do. i went through a thorough rehashing of what we heard and how i evaluated it. then concluded that i thought that he should take action. >> and by action, you mean the s.e.a.l. raid? >> e yes, i recommended the s.e.a.l. raid. >> he recognized that this was not a slam dunk. >> some of your top advisers were saying don't do the raid. >> it's important to note that everybody thought getting bin laden was important. some thought we should develop more intelligence and take the risk of an a

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killed, but united states forces prevailed and won in every single battle, including a massive battle at wei. despite his best efforts and the efforts of the french intermediary, the kissinger-paris channel which was code-named philadelphia was killed as well. in my opinion, no two men so wanted an honorable peace in vietnam as did dr. kissinger and president johnson. lbj died before a peace treaty was negotiated. however, dr. kissinger and president nixon did advice the president, president johnson at the ranch just a few days before his death that what they thought would be an honorable peace agreement was about to be signed. unfortunately, the peace agreement dr. kissinger negotiated was violated by hanoi and completely disregarded within months of its signing. but the american people, especially the anti-war activists, and we know there are many in this room tonight of that era, anti-war activists everywhere, especially on american campuses and the american congress and the american press had had all of the war that it could take. united states troops did not lose the war. they literally

wei is the miss pricing, price. contract,e osaka 60,330, closing at triple six.ursday, that is a miss pricing of 2% drop. if you take what angie was pointing out, chicago futures, or the one in singapore, let me just get to the singapore number. we are roughly at 16,000. you do 2%, add a little 300 points lower, that is what you get. this is where we are. futuresain please, the contract at the moment. 666just do the simple math, on thursday, roughly 80 points higher, but that is a 500 point drop maybe. we are looking at a fairly sharp drop at the open. if there is any miracle in the next 45 minutes or so. this mostly comes down to dollar-yen. we look at the long scenario, we take back to levels of october 2014. the fibonacci retracement, take yen row of 2011, dollar back in the summer. and look at the payoffs. we just broke this very important retracement level of 106 .60. that is important. elsewhere, a lot of other things. we are following pmi in china, very good job wrapping things up with this. korean exports, bad news, 16 straight months dropping. , and a lo

delay and wey can can't let them get away with that. it is the principle. true on both sides of the aisle. it shouldn't be partisan. >> we saw it with eric holder. we saw it with fast and furious. you seen it with hillary clinton's e-mails. .his is our opportunity i am a cosponsor of your impeachment legislation. the alphabet soup of executive branch agencies. >> i believe the constitution is an inspired document. in therethis mechanism for a reason. impeachment is a process by which we can extract that person if we're not acting in the best interest of the united states of america. i am looking forward to hearing from the law professors. my recollection from studying constitutional law was impeachment clause means high crimes and misdemeanors. congress decides what those are. this is our opportunity to reassert our authority in our prerogatives. it is critical to maintaining the republic that the government officials who are paid by the truthfully andr promptly to the taxpayers representatives. >> with the remaining time there has been a lot said by the ge

what the republicans say when they say weis is are going to cut social security benefits.e not going to cut social security benefits. we are going to expand social security benefits. let me for a moment talk about some of the differences that exist between secretary clinton and myself. differences -- one of the difference is important because it deals with how you raise the money you need for your campaign. is that in the year 2016 at costs hundreds of billions of dollars. -- two run for president. when we began this process, we had to make a very simple decision. do we do what every other doing,n for president is and establish a super pac? do we beg wall street and and the drugrica companies for campaign contributions? well we agreed with you. we concluded that we don't ,epresent the billionaire class we don't represent wall street or corporate america. , andn't want their money we are going to raise our differently.s i would never would have believed that this could have happened. in the last year, we have million over 7.3 individual he and -- individual contributions. s

if weis an argument that think we have gotten through a slowdown phase in the u.s., and we really areerating, then there is hope for the fed to .ecome more aggressive in principle, the market might be able to take it better. the big concern that we have is that -- and the fed is sort of almost ignoring this to some extent -- we know in principle the payroll numbers should slow down. people think that in some sense that is just fine. they think they can reduce the amount of accommodation even if the job numbers slowdown. if you don't see wage inflation, you will have income growth slowed down. the issue with that, and it was ,ighlighted in the last session is that interest rate is going up. we had a very weak start this year. we had one good retail sales numbers, but that is the one issue we would have. demand.so, there is no scarlet: that is a good point. thehave been fretting over state of global profits for a .hile, particularly in the u.s. globalrscores a weak demand. isthe proper story productivity is bad. historically, the only reason that profits would save lives normally,ve is

personlyly, i ally like carvinouout 45 minutes at t e end othe e da just beforbebed beusee it--i's rely weiu wake up in the morning, if you try to do it, you will notice a difference between what you can do in the morning versus what you could do at night. it's very apparent. walter: 'cause the re-- the circuits are just rewired in a sense. kaufman: yeah, it's, like,e, when--when we are learning, we are--we are changing the physical structure of our brain, and there's a physical process thahat happens and it happens at night while you sleep.p. walter: i know a lot of parents who've, you know, have the kids down in the basement learning the drums... kaufman: yep. walter: and it's like fifingernails on the chahalkboa. so, i'm curious, how did your wife take the 20 hours of the ukulele? 'cause when i think of the ukulele, it's such a pleasant sound but it can also probably be excruciating. what were her thoughts as you were kind of making your way through the, uh, process? kaufman: s she was very supportive. uh, we both run businesses and we both work out of home officeces, and so, uh, practic

wei -- midway in chicago. more use of the pre-tsa check line. the pre-chatline is over here.right now. this is backing up to. they are working with the airlines to reduce the number of carry-ons. right now, most people get to. you get a handbag. can you imagine if they reduce that down to one? a handbag in your suitcase. that is not for real yet. that is the one that will most impact things. j johnson saying that he does not feel like we are in a crisis. three-hour wait times have been reported out there. >> three hours is not ideal. we want to reduce that as much as possible without compromising the safety of the american public did that is what we are focused on very intently right now. there will be wait times. there will be wait times this summer as they move through aviation security check points. we encourage people to have the appropriate expectations when we arrive at airports. >> i think that that is a code word for you all have to do with some difficulty out there, neil. getting away with that managed inclusion. assigning some people randomly to the pre-tsa check li

personlyly, i ally like carvinouout 45 minutes at t e end othe e da just beforbebed beusee it--'s ally wein you wake up in the morning, if you try to do it, you will notice a difference between what you can do in the morning versus what you could do at night. it's very apparent. walter: 'cause the re-- the circuits are just rewired in a sense. kaufman: yeah, it's, like,e, when--when we are learning, we are--we are changing the physical structure of our brain, and there's a physical process thahat happens and it happens at night while you sleep.p. walter: i know a lot of parents who've, you know, have the kids down in the basement learning the drums... kaufman: yep. walter: and it's like fifingernails on the chahalkboa. so, i'm curious, how did your wife take the 20 hours of the ukulele? 'cause when i think of the ukulele, it's such a pleasant sound but it can also probably be excruciating. what were her thoughts as you were kind of making your way through the, uh, process? kaufman: s she was very supportive. uh, we both run businesses and we both work out of home officeces, and so, uh, pra

last year it was -- weis i had to go, you know visit them. this year we had a blast.ally long nap yesterday. that was fabulous. >> that's a good day when you get all five down at the same time. blayke, help us out here and introduce all your little sisters to america. >> blayke, introduce your sisters. who's who? >> hazel, avenue ya, riley, parker and oliva. >> if any of them -- >> that was av a little while ago. >> it happens. you know you have had cameras follow you for this entire journey even with your struggles with infertility. what was that like? >> it was -- i mean, it was pretty good. i mean, we -- we had them with us from the very beginning and we got used to it pretty quick. the camera crew, almost became like family members. blayke was calling our producer uncle brad. so, she, we took right to it. it hasn't too bad. >> i think all of america is getting a sense of how difficult it is and how fun it is to struggle with quints. they're looking for those cheerios. >> they're supermobile right now as you can see. >> danielle how hard was it when adam had to go

factor weis another have to keep in mind -- the koch brothers and their allies amassed a war chest of between $800 million and $900 million, and they have spent some on building the most sophisticated voter identification we have out there, and they have more troops on the ground than the republican national committee. my guess is a lot of that money goes into house and senate races, and identifying republican voters, making sure they turnout at the polls, and telling them in many cases, do whatever you want the presidential level, but just make sure you protect our last lines of defense. that will be a lot of money and a sophisticated effort. i will say, getting back to henry's point, it raises another interesting and somewhat troubling element, which is donald trump is now going to pick his chairman of the republican national committee. he will not have complete control over the members of the rnc, most of them will not be warm to him, and you will have a struggle for the structure of the party, and in the meantime a parallel structure that is already being built outside. those forc