>> thank you, senator wong. we of course have a very close partnership at every level with like minded nations and other nations as well to confront and defeat this common enemy. our most intimate partnership is with the like minded engsish speaking democracies who meet in the five eyes community. there have been very close cooperation among the five eyes communities in particular -- i will tell you, though i can't go into the details that they've been directly engaged in assisting mi 5 and the u.k. police in the investigation of the events that occurred at manchester and at london bridge. >> thank you, mr. president. turning now to our region, can the minister outline the steps being taken to ensure regional stability and regional security in. >> attorney general. >> thank you, senator wong. we've worked very closely with regional neighbors. in december 2015, australia and indonesia held the first australia and indonesia regional council on law in jakarta. and that regional council has met on three occasions th

>> thank you, senator wong.e of course have a very close partnership at every level with nations and other nations as well to confront and defeat this common enemy. our most intimate partnership is with the like minded english-speaking democracies who meet in the five eyes community. there have been very close cooperation among the five eyes and countries, in particular in relation to the u.k. at an agency level. i will tell you, though i can't go into the details that they've been directly engaged in inisting in my five -- assisting mi-5 and the u.k. police in the investigation of the events that occurred at manchester and at london bridge. >> thank you, mr. president. turning now to our region, can the minister outline the steps being taken to ensure regional stability and regional security >> attorney general. >> thank you, senator wong. we've worked very closely with regional neighbors. in december 2015, australia and indonesia held the first australia and indonesia regional council on law in jakarta. and th

williams second round match against wong after wong takes the first set here.the second. big time winner right there. we head to the third set. venus serving for the match and wong hits it long, it's out, venus advances with a three set victory. >>> and everyone's favorite goof ball, former wizard nick young, now a member of the warriors. he ran away from our cameras earlier this year when the lakers were in d.c. could be reunited and break out the dance moves with another knucklehead, magee, free agent meeting with other teams and good chance he returns. one of the favorites, however not with the wiz, but the lakers. the walk off, hands in the air for three, actually did not go in. new teammate kevin durant tweeted an image welcome to the warriors -- you see, that never gets old. >> no. you can't watch it. it's a scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot? we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering w

reporter lonnie wong shows us.h street corridor near mid-town sacramento is no stranger to graffiti...but for the last month or so these flowers with one distinctive long pedal have stood out. shavon hyde, neighborhood resident "it's not the worst grafitti i've seen, it's kind of cute...it's enough to fire the curiosity as to who painted them and why.rusty staub, shop owner "i actually think it's pretty coolrusty staub is owner of the black diamond, a glass gallery and clothing botique that has an obvious artisic sensibility.. he says the flowers on walls, alley fences and dumpsters and even the abandoned building next door are better for it. rusty staub, shop owner "he's taken everyday places that are usually closed like the store next door and he's brightening it up a little bit, it think it's nice, i think the sacramento area needs thatsome of the flowers are actually done in multi-colors and he's not shy about tagging his work...typical of a street artist.but say the flowers are different from wall murals that

wong was released from jail today. >> it's not the time for celebration.'s time for demonstration. everything in hong kong should not be only under the control of china's president. >> reporter: britain returned hong kong to china in 1997 with an arrangement known as "one country, two systems," where hong kong became part of china, est enjoyed many civil liberties unheard of on the mainland. >> we feel that our freedoms are being taken away little by little. >> reporter: jason ng is a lawyer and author. he says china is tightening its grip on hong kong. five book sellers who were critical of the chinese government were recently kidnapped and pro-independence lawmakers were blocked from taking office. i have heard some people say that one country, two systems has become one country, one and a half systems. >> two systems is slowly counting down to sort of one system where we sort of merge fully into china and become just another chinese city. >> reporter: china's president .laims he planned plans to uphold the one country, two anstems model, but people here

peter wong, the ceo of asia's busy asia—pacific has said that this will bea asia—pacific has said thator the continuing development and globalisation of china's bond market. optimism from hedges busy. and this trading link is coming so soon after china's inclusion in the msci. it is another opening in the chinese financial markets? absolutely. this is a significant step. one of the requirements in the recent listing of mainland chinese shares is that foreigners could access the shares. investors, chinese bonds will soon become a part of global bond indices. —— some of these were via hong kong. —— with unfettered access by foreign investors, chinese bonds will soon become a part of global bond indices. the philippines is a standout in the region. it is one of the korean economies in asia exhibit infrastructure spending and robust demand. according to the world bank's most recent projections, this could see growth of 6.5% — 7% this year alone. this week, i spoke to be head of the philippine central bank. in his first interview since taking job, asked him whatjobs lay ahead. we arejust jo

princeton university identifying the man as a history grad student, wong, saying he was arrested last summer while doing research in connection with his ph.d. dissertation. the farce news agency saying wong was accused of gathering information and the ruling can be appealed. iran has a history of arresting foreign nationals and holding closed door trials. the state department says it is aware of the case but would not go in to specifics. >>> and symbolic rejection of maduro, 98% of the more than 7 million people who cast their balance lots sided with the opposition on president maduro's plans to form a constitutional assembly without a vote by the people. the vote was organized by the opposition and has no binding result, but it was aimed at weakening maduro's legitimacy days before his assembly is expected to convene. opponents see the assembly as a power grab asthma did your row glaple grapples with a bhad economy. >> one of the emerging economies in the world and it is just a disaster. >>> also a disaster in chicago, gunfire there claiming the lives of a little boy and an anti-viol

i am clawed even wong. >> weather is hot and in a word i guess we -- claudine wong. >> weather is hot and in a word i guess we could say. we are going back to the scene of massive fire in oakland. remember this yesterday morning. it's been a little over 24 hours now and we have a couple of issues that we are still watching at this hour. >> yep, we are hearing from the crews putting water on the site. we will talk about that and the investigation, and what they are doing to make that site safe. we will check in in few minutes it's been a difficult time for those evacuated from the area. >> some who stayed in shelters says it's unclear what is next for them and when they can get back into their homes and apartments. so the latest on the fire coming up. and we are learning more about a incident aboard a delta flight that actually injured a flight attendant. we have new photos and we will talk about the man behind bars this morning, but first, if you are waking up and thinking,. >> wow it's hot. >> wow, it's hot. it's going to cool down today. there's been a little change. >> a smidge. >>

(vicki) that was lonnie wong reporting...teve) you may be able to enjoy your drinks a little bit longer in california.... the golden state is now one step closer to pushing the last call for alcohol until four a-m... a bill is making its way through committees and is may soon be considered by the entire assembly. the state senate approved the measure back in may... it would extend alcohol sales past two a-m. if the assembly approves it, restaurants, bars and nightclubs will be allowed to sell booze until four in the morning. they could designate certain days of the week and holidays where extended hours would apply. liquor stores are not included under the bill. (vicki) coming up on kron4 news at ten... a bike stolen from a child with special needs... we'll tell you where it happened and who police are looking for... (steve) plus... it's been nearly six months since the devasating coyote creek flood that damaged several homes in san jose.... and many victims are still dealing with the problems... tonight find out what's being

two on, two out for jay wong. could he be the hero. no. the giants lose 2-1. and today was a very special day for the late bill king. the long-time broadcaster was inducted into the hall of fame in cooperstown. no doubt, it was well-deserved. that's it for sports. more news after the break. >>> as bay area kids get ready to go back to chas, thelass, th desperate need for school supplies. we teamed up with local charities to support our schools. volunteers were up bright and early this morning, filling 40,000 backpacks. in sunnyvale, that's just 10% of the need in the bay area. we have a full list of where you can donate on our website as well as specific supplies kids need the most. thanks to everybody who's already helped out. thank you for watching nbc bay area news. take care. >> good evening from longwood university, and welcome to the first and only vice presidential

he strikes out jay wong to end the game. 2-1 your final. >>> will sonny gray be traded before the deadlinehe was supposed to pitch tomorrow. they scratched him and will have him start monday. meaning if he's traded, he'll be fresh and can start with his new team immediately. they're against the twins. >>> one of the pga tour's oldest events, the canadian round open. an eagle on 16 and 18. three back of your leader. kevin chapel. also shot a six under 66, he's one back at 16 under. nice down hill birdie putt on three. everyone's chasing charley ho hoffman shot a -- when you make shots like this from fringe for birdie you're going to have the lead going into sunday's final round. >>> and the 3rd round of the senior british open. tom watson shot a four under 67. check out the shot on 13th. few bounces, rolls up the hill, nearly goes in. he would tap this in for an eagle. wow. soccer ball. burnyard languor is four shot lead thanks to a six under 65. all this german does is win majors. at the coliseum, we'll have those highlights >>> yes. tonight over on coffee tv 20, gilroy isn't the only plac

stephen wong at the university of hong kong.nd up of the stories you need to know, just terminals, also available on your smartphone and the bloomberg anywhere app, where you can customize settings, look at the news on the assets you care about. check it out. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak: asia." i'm yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i am betty liu in new york. japan and the eu reaching a trade deal to account for more than a quarter of the world's and economic -- economic output and shinzo abe and officials are excited to endorse the accord on thursday. isabel reynolds is following this from tokyo. isabel, tell us more about this. isabel: right. a lot of people have been asking how come japan and the eu, who have been talking about the trade deal for four years, more than not, and to set deadlines and missed them have on this occasion been able to reach an agreement. the short answer is donald trump. the fact he has rejected the trade deals, especially the tpp, the one that involved japan and the uss maine memb

i'm claudine wong. >> it is saturday, july 15.ng. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. >> cleanup conditions southbound 880 near the coliseum. earlier this morning a truck overturned around 6:00 this morning carrying a lot of dirt. it overturned on the highway. here it is. >> this is what it looked like before. it is very lose to being all cleaned up. that is good news. because traffic has been backed up since about 6:00 this morning. when this all first happened. and people have been trying to find ways around that area. we have christian captain there at the scene. we will check in with him in a moment. >>> and the continuing search for a missing 5-year-old girl from berkeley. police do believe she is with her mother. >> we will tell you where she was last seen in the east bay and what police canines have been able to track down. more on that coming up. and this weekend, ntsb investigators are planning to conduct some critical interviews. they are trying to really track down exactly what happened with that air canada flight, coming in to

he strikes out jay wong to end the game. 2-1 your final. >>> will sonny gray be traded before the deadlineey scratched him and will have him start monday. meaning if he's traded, he'll be fresh and can start with his new team immediately. they're against the twins. >>> one of the pga tour's oldest events, the canadian round open. an eagle on 16 and 18. three back of your leader. kevin chapel. also shot a six under 66, he's one back at 16 under. nice down hill birdie putt on three. everyone's chasing charley ho hoffman shot a -- when you make shots like this from fringe for birdie you're going to have the lead going into sunday's final round. >>> and the 3rd round of the senior british open. tom watson shot a four under 67. check out the shot on 13th. few bounces, rolls up the hill, nearly goes in. he would tap this in for an eagle. wow. soccer ball. burnyard languor is four shot lead thanks to a six under 65. all this german does is win majors. at the coliseum, we'll have those highlights at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting wit

hi, i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning to you, i'm claudine wong.at time of the morning where we open the windows. if you don't have air- conditioning, you let all the cool air in and then lock it in. >> then about 1:00 you call rosemary and go what the heck. >> lower the shades. >> stay cool a little longer. >> chamber of commerce day for san francisco. gorgeous, warm, no fog out there. folks can see the golden gate. going to the beach it will be nice for you. inland it's going to be painful, especially if you don't like the heat. this is a view at the iconic and gorgeous golden gate bridge. a few patches of fog out there. air quality is moderate. today we are talking about the heat once again and the national weather service added another advisory for your sunday. the heat advisory first of all expanding. yesterday it was the inner east bay and our hills. now it's the north bay as well. it will be a scorcher for you and areas of santa rosa. the red flag warning comes because we are expecting winds. in addition to the hot dry weather we have wind.

i'm claudine wong.very time i see a little hazy out there, i start going, oh, rosemary. >> it looks warm doesn't it? >> when it looks warm in san francisco -- >> it is going to be warm everywhere. >> or hot. >> we're going to be baking. temperatures near 100 degrees for the afternoon today and tomorrow, warmer days and into monday, cooling it back down. so pull out the shorts and the flip-flops, the sun block and the water and you should be fine. giving you a look at the oakland skyline waking up with mostly clear skies and here's another view over mount diablo also waking up with mostly clear skies. upper 50s, san francisco, oakland checking in, in the upper 50s as livermore and san jose. here's a view of where the fog is over portions of simpson beach, pacifica half moon say in through santa cruz. that low cloud deck will back off some in the afternoon, partly cloudy skies expected for the coastline today. mostly clear elsewhere. on show breeze, definitely weak are weak. fairfield reporting 15-miles-a

i'm claudine wong. >> it is september and then merry christmas. >> you are going too fast. yeah, happy saturday everybody. i'm frank mal la cot. we are going to talk weather. it is serious. a lot going on in north korea. the united states is going to be testing its missile defense system in alaska. >> this is a after north korea conducted an intercontinental ballistic missile test. that what happened yesterday and today they are saying it could reach chicago, los angeles and the bay area so we will talk more about that. back here at home we want to tell you about this warning for contra costa county. a bat. it did test positive for rabies. >> we will tell you where it was found and officials say you should do if you find one. >> if you ride muni there will be new testing on that new fleet. >> service will be affected and we will talk about what stations will be closed and for how long. good to know if you are moving in around san francisco. frank says he likes the forecast today. he guarantees that you

fox's lonnie wong explains. >> reporter: 16th street corridor near midtown sacramento no stranger tot more or so these flowers with one distinctive long petal have stood out. it's enough to fire the curiosity who painted them and why. >> it's not the worse graffiti i've seen it's kind of cute. >> i actually think it's pretty cool. >> rusty staub is the owner of the black diamond glass gallery and clothing boutique that has a artis tis. the abandoned next door are better with the flowers on them. >> taking every day places usually like closed down like the store next door and fright brightening it a little bit. i think it's nice. sacramento area needs that. >> some of the flowers are actually done in multi colors and he's not shy about tagging his work. typical of a street artist. is it possible this particular graffiti artist isn't even that original. considering what's just around the corner at this mini storage. >> for years arc flower mural painted by a girl scout group has decorated the wall and there are other flower murals nearby. >> pay the rent and put your flour up and we'll

ktvu claudine wong takes us to rock city. >> it stands at 3,894 feet high.hile it could be seen for miles, nothing is like getting up close and personal. >> this is a popular place for the kids. they love climbing all over their rocks and throughout the whole area. >> reporter: rock city is an experience alunites own for all ages. >> you are doing great. stunning stand stone will create a landscape to challenge the imagination. we started at elephant rock. >> and the elephant trunk is on the left. it's going down like that. >> oh i see, yes. >> yeah. that's the elephant. >> i got it. it took me a second. >> we sat at the park with camel rock. >> does it really look like a camel? >> it does. >> reporter: the stone has been worn away overtime thanks to the rain. and it will bare them off the visitors who may not realize the damage harvey is leaving mind. >> it will take thousands of years with the wind and the water. we'll be seeing the way they turn. only taking one day for somebody to carve their name in there and it will last for hundreds of years. >> do yo

. >> chinese premier wong swept cooperation as the country's talks entered their 12th year. >> all defenses, but confrontation will immediately damage the interest of both. >> it's unclear exactly how the talks have proceeded or whether they've broken down over a specific issue. planned press conferences to be b held by each country were canceled within hours of when they were scheduled to take place. >> i think the chinese thought this was going to be a meeting to establish broad plan for addressing issues over the next year. i think the u.s. expecting bigger concessionings for china. >> and one issue in particular,. a decision on whether to flock tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum imports to the u.s. >> profits flips at american express. the credit card company said the drop, which was smaller than expected spe to attract new customers and hold on to existing ones. revenues saw a slight gain and those results targets. shares in initial after hours trading fell, but they ended a day up at $85.93. and morgan stanley said strong performance from its wealth management business helped the b

learning about california habitats. >> ooh, look what i found. >> reporter: without these programs, wong says she couldn't have brought her class to the forest. >> in terms of testing and what we have to cover in terms of curriculum and time, it's really-- it would be really hard to justify it. >> reporter: julia washburn went from junior ranger... >> it still fits. >> it still fits. >> reporter: ...to park ranger. now she oversees all educational programs for the national park service. >> it's one thing to read about a wetland, for example, in a textbook. and it's a very different thing to be standing up to your thighs in mud in a swamp or in a wetland, such as the everglades. it just really makes the learning tangible and very relevant, so students can understand why they're learning something, not just what they're learning. >> reporter: the source of the excitement? long-legged bugs called water striders. what's not as easily seen are the challenges facing the park service. budgets are down. there's 10% fewer staff than five years ago, and the next generation of park visitors is unce

the house belongs to may wong.t. the next morning, she returned home to find her house had been turned upside down. we caught up with her on sunday, after the cleaners had already spent several hours in the house. you walked in on saturday morning and you saw this. tell me what you saw. it was much worse than this, the carpet over here was stained with vomit, up and down the stairs. broken glass, beer bottles all over. i had a cupboard here, a glass cupboard, with a mirror, you can see the mirror thing, blocking the safe. that has gone. i have got four panels, ceramics, that are gone. they had stolen them, they are missing? missing. stains on your wall as well. you have had the carpet ripped out. i have got a great ancestral table here, mother—of—pearl. a family heirloom? yes, it is gone. it was stolen? i have got a picture of it, gone. how did it feel? shocked, beyond words, unbelievable. into the lounge, where you have had the carpets removed. they were stained. this is not too bad now. glass, still a few glasses

i'm claudine wong.cks in president know. last week a man walked in with a replica gun and pulled out a knife. >> what a customer did next has police calling him a hero. we will show you that. >>> and also talking about the huge wildfire burning near yosemite. it has been another night and we have more progress to report. >> a lot of progress on the fire. the fight is not over yet. >>> part of the gold goaled had to be shut down for the marathon. a lot of runners leaving the embarcadero could make it across the bridge and back into the city. >> that was the start. they cruised the way along. it was foggy near the bridge. they were supposed to open the bridge back up to traffic one minute ago. we're going to go to allie rasmus to see if that actually happened. >> they're working on it. >> it's a work in progress. >> yeah. >> our weather is also a little bit of a work in progress. you're talking about warming up. >> yeah. that is definitely in progress. warmer weather coming our way. not any worse than yes

. >> claudine wong introduces us to ruby chong who held down her attacker until police arrived. >> reporterruby chong may not look like she's intimidating. that's if she could get a little leverage, then you may learn very quickly not to underestimate her. >> reporter: we can only imagine what went through the mind of an alleged trespasser earlier this year. ruby was inside when she heard a noise. >> i was sitting downstairs and i heard footsteps. so i came out to see who it was. >> reporter: you came out the door? >> yeah, i was here and i came out and she was here. >> reporter: the woman with a child walked up the side of her house and when questioned nothing she said made any sense. >> when she kept changing her story and things didn't make sense. when she understanding me what i'm doing in her place. when i turned around for a few seconds she tried to punch my face. and he hit my upper left. >> reporter: ruby didn't go down. in fact she went on the offenses. >> so i grabbed her coat and punched her three times and then i grabbed her and took her down. >> reporter: what that intruder did

earlier i spoke to tessa wong from bbc 0nline — she's been following this story.ore is. singapore prides itself on its squeakyclean, tightly controlled image. in a region that has seen a lot more corruption and political turmoil. these are some of the more serious allegations of abuse of power and corruption that singapore has seen in recent years. what's more, it involves the prime minister who happens to be the son of the revered founder of modern singapore. the lee family is what we have that is closest to royalty and they are very tightly disciplined. it is hard to see this public feud spilling out into the open. it is mesmerising for singaporeans. tell us, what is this dispute all about? is it about the house? on one level, it is. it is a private dispute about what to do with the dynasties. the siblings are saying he wanted the house to be demolished when he died but there are other views that perhaps he wanted it to be partially kept or renovated in some form of the other. now the dispute is about what to do with this house. 0n another level, a bigger level,

mr wong was arrested last august as he tried to leave the country according to the judiciary's news agency. split short time ago i spoke with kareem subject pool from the carnegie endowment for international peace. president trump has many times described the iran deal as a bad deal we're expecting an announcement of calls from the white house soon what do you think they might be say. well i think given all the crises going on in the world today is that trump administration is going to be reluctant to. renege on the iran deal and and introduce yet another crisis the reality is that the united states. if it does remain on the iran deal will be very much alone because. most of europe china and and russia essentially the partners that were involved in the iran nuclear deal. very much want to see the nuclear deal with iran remain intact so i think that compensation and president trump himself. will continue to complain about the deal but i think they're unlikely to unilaterally renege on it. that when the puff step president trump donald trump the monster of the out of the deal has said that h

towards the fabled silkroad oasis of don wong. a magnet for the biggest tourist force in the world. alley allen i know about it i got. when the government hopes will keep still gross and stabilize the region. heading west to troubled seem junk. mail orders did they feared becoming targets for tara. well hi i'm off but i don't have. i'm not afraid there were people looking off drug safety everywhere we go i chat lines one. resolve within a small group of people are causing trouble but ninety nine percent a good. at csun jennings grand theater that spending two hundred fifty million dollars on a soap road centerpiece. but the more china invests no more it has to tact. the ancient silk road story house moments of danger. and china's grunge new narrative. is fraught with peril. deliver on the spin of opportunities for all. well for ever scanned the crowd. for the enemy within. carrie gracie b. b. c. news celia. and cary continues had jenny along the new silk road tomorrow she visits kazakhstan what china is challenging russia's influence. and before we go in this era of political divisi

francis wong says they want tourists to be able to experience the work of talented local artists. but they want to make sure the message is a positive one. >> we want visitors to come here, book hotel rooms, spend money at restaurants,. >> reporter: which is why this artist who helped design "silence the violence" hasn't applied. >> we have something that doesn't have a relationship to the community, it's not engaging the community, even if it's a blank wall, it's actually telling a new story that doesn't include them. >> reporter: frances says the goal is to eventually have their own walking tour with these murals. you would walk up with these, hold up your smartphone and it would give you details about the artist and the story behind the mural. so far, two artists have received grants. live in oakland, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> live look now at the golden gate bridge. after 80 years of service, the toll plaza will finally go into retirement. the golden gate bridge authority is hiring an oakland- based engineering firm to design a brand-new look. kpix 5's katie nielsen explains

jay wong is playing some ball. rbi single as well.hat's just a beautiful play as you look at the replay. he was flawless down there at 3rd. got the reflexes and the arm for sure. they play the hot corner and providing the bat tonight. biggest hit of the game for the giants, it's hunter pence in to the wide open spaces and right center field by the time that thing stops rolling, two runs are in. pence has got himself a triple. 5-0 lead. shaky bullpen. they do wind up saving the victory for ty block, 5-4 your final. that's the as. the lone all star representative, yonder alonso, sporting the jersey he'll wear next week in miami for the all star game, and the as going to work right here with an rbi double from bruce maxwell. and he's got himself two bases. the as with a little power display and they wind up winning with the long ball again and jacob right there with the long ball. the as wind up winning. that fan needs a fan. it's starting to heat up. 7-4. the as have won a couple games in a row. >>> meantime, the warriors, it's a little

i'm claudine wong. you know, the wind looked perfect.r the kite festival. >> you can go out and skip and frank can fly the kite and i'll take a nap. >> okay. maybe not in that order. >> mice weather coming our way here in berkeley. we have cloudy skies to start the day. there's a look at the approach to the bay bridge where we have cloudy skies here along the coast, inside the bay. some of our inland communities enjoying some of the overcast sky this morning. because of it it and that and the on shore breeze, temperatures starting out a little cooler for some. santa rosa even reporting fog. 55, san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. livermore and san jose. low 60s for you. sunny skies to start your morning in livermore as well as san jose. this is beginning to peel back just some, beginning to see is thin out. for the second part of your morning and early afternoon we will have the mostly sunny skies away from the coast and right along the coast. looks like it wants to back off system. we could rein partly to mostly cloudy in certain areas

earlier i spoke to tessa wong from bbc 0nline — she's been following this story.t singapore is. singapore prides itself on its squeaky clean, tightly controlled image in a region that has seen a lot more corruption and political turmoil. these are some of the more serious allegations of abuse of power and corruption that singapore has seen in recent years. what more, it involves the prime minister who happens to be the son of the revered founder of modern singapore, lee kuan yew. so the lee family is the closest thing that we have to royalty, our first family, and they are very tightly disciplined. it is rare to see such public displays of acrimony and see this public feud spilling out into the open. it has mesmerised singaporeans. it has really surprised so many people. tell us, what is this dispute all about? is itjust about the house? on one level, it is. it is a private family dispute about what to do with a dying man's wishes. lee kuan yew has said before that he wanted to demolish the house so the siblings are saying that. but there's other views as well tha

her name was shirley wong. she had to do ten jobs so i get out in the field. she did them. never questioned it. those are jobs that ten different people should have done. she did it all. humans have that ability to be able to a lot more they cover anticipate. you just don't hold yourself back by maybe limitations others put on you. >> tell me, just give me a little taste, tell me about the beginning that's genesisst john paul mitchell story. >> we had half a million dollar setup. i knew i needed that to start the company. i've been in the industry. the day we were starting, our backer pulled out for all the reasons i gave you previously. and it was like, wow. we have no money. i left what i was doing. i left all the money behind with the family. there the newer car, took the old are car and ended up with my p partner could afford $350. i borrowed $350 from my mother. my mom said why are you borrowing this? i said, mom, i just need it. she said you're very successful at what you do. i said i'm starting a new company. i was too proud to say mom, i'm out of a house. my backer

yes, joshua wong, the leader of the protests in 2014, and was arrested, sparking off the unprecedentedhere. i don't see him at the moment. it is possible that he has been removed by the police. but he was one of the leaders of this protest from this area to bat flag raising ceremony. he was one of the 26 people arrested at that location. what they have done is a had wrapped up a sculpture that china had presented to hong kong 20 years ago. they were arrested by police and health for more than a day. they were released yesterday. —— held for more. they are told that they are likely to be charged in september. we must leave you there. thank you. in other news, the time for strategic patience is over. that was the message donald trump had for north korea as he stood side by side with the new south korean president. mr trump called for a determined response to the nuclear threat posed by kim jung—un but he also took aim at seoul over trade and sharing the cost of defence. the bbc‘s state department correspondent barbara plett usher reports. this was the visit of a strong and historic ally

champions when and when and when they get to nil to germany what's your prediction please sir i'll say wong chile to win it how they function ok one hundred one place to a charity of our choice which we will proudly give after the. apologies gladly accepted to either by video. and acknowledgement but to be further it is fifty fiftieth's fever ranking for chile people ranking three germany they've already played they've already drawn so let's kind of this is paper thin the difference absolutely key players that i want to watch out for tonight i guess and gentlemen if you want in the game alexey sanchez the unmentioned goal score extraordinarily has been carrying an injury and for germany t.-mo verna destroys going to go on to be worth seventy eighty ninety million pounds in the next four or six years he currently plays for red bull and the pundits later leading scorer last year he'll play for germany in the world cup next year leaving out on top he will be the world cup golden boy when the next year all name you'll hear at the end of the game it will be. put off surely goalkeeper that's all

it will have a whole bunch of names to match like you know out of california jose rodriguez david wong and he can knock off more voters of color because that's what this list ultimately does it's a way to suppress the the vote of african-americans asian americans hispanics and by the way it's done a real job on student voters as well that's why they want the rest of the list because he's only got twenty eight mostly republicans so as i mentioned forty five states have said no we're not going to give you that data you say you know a wait a minute hold your horses this is not what it sounds like. well as frank sinatra told us fairy tales may come true they could happen to you but not in not with republican secretaries of state they in fact so for example the louisiana and mississippi republican secretaries of state there little katherine harris's in charge of the voting in those states they say the guy from mississippi said kobach and trump can jump in the gulf of mexico as far as he's concerned never given the stuff louisiana said they've asked for this stuff these files before will nev

this is jay wong with an rbi single against the tigers and they are up 2-nothing .on belt starting to hit the ball more with a man on right up the middle. hunter pep is starting to pick it up with the bat. couldn't stay cold that long. in between them right here, by the time they chased it down hunter had himself a 2 run the triple and the giants were leading five nothing. tigers will not close that gap and it is a 5-four-game . >>> so many things have gone right for the golden state warriors and you must defer to their brave power. they signed a guy today that raised a lot of eyebrows because of his task, he is known as a flake, nick young is the name, and you can asked me later how he says he got that name. a one-year contract $5.2 million. he has been in the league 10 years. he averages 13.2 points per game last year for the lakers. part of the reason they signed him is he is known as a gunner, great shooter and today taking a little heat. this is him last year taking a shot celebrating [ indiscernible ] before it even went in. that gives you some idea of how his

gets some help from wong. incredible diving catch and throw to first to get kinsler.ford ties it up with one swing. belt 3-3. giants fall apart defensively. can't make the play here. that would have been the third out. so justin upton gets to step to the mate with the bases loaded. you guessed it, he delivers. 5-3 the final and the streak is over. >>> day two of roger federer took only 43 minutes. easily took the first set 6-3. alexander had right ankle issues. he twisted it last month. he had to retire down 3-0 in the second. a walkover from federer at 6-3, 3-0. novak djokovic was up on his opponent when he retired with a leg problem. this was the joker's 234th career match victory, moving him ahead of jimmy connors behind federer with 315 wins. joker moves on and fans not pleased with back-to-back walkovers on center court. >>> all right. san jose's own joey "jaws" chestnut making an entry, carried to the stage on a chariot. this competition has the feel of days of old when romans ate until they purged. >> 40 world records! going for an unprecedented ten wins. joey

gets some help from wong. incredible diving catch and throw to first to get kinsler., 3-1 tigers. crawford ties it up with one swing. belt scores. 3-3. giants fall apart defensively. can't make the play here. that would have been the third out. so justin upton gets to step to the mate with the bases loaded. you guessed it, he delivers. 5-3 the final and the streak is over. >>> day two of billabwimbledon. roger federer took only 43 minutes. easily took the first set 6-3. alexander had right ankle issues. he twisted it last month. he had to retire down 3-0 in the second. a walkover from federer at 6-3, 3-0. novak djokovic was up on his opponent when he retired with a leg problem. this was the joker's 234th career match victory, moving him ahead of jimmy connors behind federer with 315 wins. joker moves on and fans not pleased with back-to-back walkovers on center court. >>> all right. san jose's own joey "jaws" chestnut making an entry, carried to the stage on a chariot. this competition has the feel of days of old when romans ate until they purged. >> 40 world records!

>>reporter: the korean guy, wong.his guy should not be taking at-bats are filled time away from anybody. he left with nothing and wrote them off. maybe if i got $95 million i would say something.>>reporter: i would be surprised if it works out. dombrowski had to go to his owner, john henry and say let's pay this guy $49 million to say goodbye. i'm not saying it's going to work out, i'm saying it's a low risk move. maybe there will be some reports. >> it's great that the giants are loyal. there are a lot of guys that should not still be with the organization and digging up big paychecks because of loyalty. the fact is, the best thing you can say about the giants is let's see some of these young kids, let's not waste time on reliving the past. panda gave us great stuff, good for him. thanks for the memories. bye-bye. out the door. >>reporter: i say, why not create some buzz and see what he can do.>>reporter: it's the shameless publicity stunt.>>reporter: i was with you and now i'm back. what the heck? put some seats int

jay wong laces this single. hernandez scores, 2-0 giants lead.elt, a little single of his own, that's past kinsler. giants up 3-0. the rally continues. hunter pence into the right field gap. tomlinson and belt score. 5-0 giants lead. pence with a triple. the score as we speak, 5-4 giants. complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> wimbledon and rafael nadal, who has won 26 straight grand slam sets. nadal facing the american. nadal didn't drop any of his 20 sets on his way to winning his tenth french open. he moved into round three for the first time since 2014 with a straight set victory. ever wants to see he and roger federer in the final. andy murray also moving on. >>> on the women's side. petra, a two-time champion here in 2011 and '14, knocked out by the 95th ranked american. she was cut on her left hand at her home by a knife wielding intruder. this was only her second outing since the incident. venus williams also advanced today. >>> finally, coach has been named for cal. and the warriors solidifying their roster. i think that locker room

in the sixth, a brandon guyer bunt, errant throw by wong and ramirez scores.hat turns out to be the game-winning run. game went final 5-3 indians is the final. >>> rays at the a's tonight with less than 10,000 at the coliseum. ray fosse came in first on that list. top of the second, steven souza junior greeting gossett with a laser. his 19th of the year. the race off to a quick lead. top of the fifth, 2-1. evan longoria golfs this one. it's foul, no, it's fair. that's a fair ball. his 14th. take one more look at it there in the ninth right now. the a's are trailing 3-1. while the a's continue their annual selloff, the brewers on the wrong end of this big collision. chad cool heading for home and crashes right into vogt. he was out on the play. vogt was out, as well. woozy would leave the field and is currently being evaluated for neck and knee strains. that looked serious. but he was up and did walk off. the 49ers may have secured their quarterback of the future because the deadline came and went today. the redskins could not sign cousins to a long-term extens

. >> i would like to introduce agent wong. >> i think about this every day. >> may we bow our heads inave given us. >> before this i didn't know i had so much counselor and so much strength. after june 12, i saw how strong i can be, i saw how inspiring i can be and how much i can help others. i've become a better person afterwards. >> what began as a place for fun and joy and now sacred ground. today is a great privilege to announce the accomplishment of the one pulse foundation whose purpose will be for the construction of permanent memorial for the 49 angels. we will not let hate win we will get together and pulse will always be the heart beat of orlando o. thank you all for coming today. >> the pulse family how do you try to keep that family together? >> we saw the monthly event and different dining here locally to kbef them a home while they don't have one. they don't want their home taken away from them they want it back. >> stop allowing -- it's time to defeat hate, we will not be defeated. still alive, one, two, three. [ applause ] >> the official shot. >> it's one of the bigges

jay wong laces this single. hernandez scores, 2-0 giants lead.op four, brandon belt, a little single of his own, that's past kinsler. giants up 3-0. the rally continues. hunter pence into the right field gap. tomlinson and belt score. 5-0 giants lead. pence with a triple. the score as we speak, 5-4 giants. complete highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> wimbledon and rafael nadal, who has won 26 straight grand slam sets. nadal facing the american. nadal didn't drop any of his 20 sets on his way to winning his tenth french open. he moved into round three for the first time since 2014 with a straight set victory. ever wants to see he and roger federer in the final. andy murray also moving on. >>> on the women's side. petra, a two-time champion here in 2011 and '14, knocked out by the 95th ranked american. she was cut on her left hand at her home by a knife wielding intruder. this was only her second outing since the incident. venus williams also advanced today. >>> finally, foa new head coacbl coach has been named for cal. and the warriors solidifying t

reporter lonnie wong has the story... and reaction from concerned citizens.ke a look at this security video from the apartments next door to the bowling alley.a juvenile mountain lion darts in front of a pick-up truck and crashes into the bowling alley door before running into the parking lot of the apartment complex.it was startled by a resident before crashing through this window onto the bed of a sleeping woman.she was too shaken to talk to us, but the camera shy apartment manager couldn't believe that it happened. francis muniz / apartment manager: "she was asleep and it landed on her bed and actually, at first, i think she said she thought she was dreaming it didn't seem real." the lady tenant stayed calm and opened the back door of her apartment. the big cat bleeding and probably confused, left on cue.fish and game trackers say the disoriented mountain lion many have thought it was jumping into a cave or reacted to its reflection when it jumped into the bowling alley door and later through the apartment window.linda silk / bowling alley manager: "he hit

strikes out jay wong to end the game back of the dodgers. 2-1 your final. >>> earthquakes hosting the colorado rapids, 59th minute. ends up on the foot of former cal bear. nick lima. drills it past the keeper for his second goal of the season. quakes beat the rapids 1-0. they're 6-1-4 at home. >>> the pga tour oldest event. the canadian open. round 3. plenty of low scores. tony finau had an eagle on 6 and on 18. he's 14 under, three back. kevin chappell. one back of leader at 16 under. nice downhill birdie putt on 3. that's good. everyone is chasing charlie hoffman. you make putts like this from the fringe, you'll be the leader. he's at 17 undergoing into today's final round. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >>> now your forecast with lisa argen. >>> good sunday morning. a live look at mt. tam. if you get a mile or so from the coast, it was sunny and nice. along the shoreline, the fog was thick. today, changes come all the way from the shoreline to inland valleys. as we take a look at san jose as an example, you'll not

. >> good morning, i'm allie rasmuss, claudine wong has the morning off. of the weather in a moment. but first we will take a look at what is making news this morning. >>> a scary moment at a club in arkansas as a gunman opens fire on a crowd of people, 17 people were injured. >> luckily, it appears none of those injuries are life- threatening. believe it or not. we will take you inside the club to show you the moment that sent everyone running for their lives, and the doors. minimum wage going up in san francisco. and san jose. on this july 1st. that means raises for thousands of employees, all across the bay area. >> however, with those raises, could come an unexpected loss of income. we will talk about some conflicting studies, this morning, that show more pay and in some circumstances, it could hurt minimum wage workers. will is disagreement about it. we will talk about it. and talking about steph curry. about to get paid like a two- time mvp. the warriors guard set to become the highest paid player in nba player. >> and if you have dinner with steph,