mr. wong is great to see you today. thanks for joining us on this saturday. that the chinese foreign minister says washington needs to rethink its approach to relations with beijing. have relations got that bad that a statement like this needs to be offered? absolutely. i think all foreign minister has said it's very correct that it is time for the us to really position itself. it's attitude towards handling relations. because the relations between the 2 big country is that us in china are currently at its lowest part seems the 2 sides of established a diplomatic relations. this is a fact, but we have to face the reality that mark us is the most powerful country, which is the country in the world that even china is upcoming to become the next super power as well, both economically and perhaps the military as well. but china has never taken us as its enemy. china has always been telling the world, including every country that the rise of china is going to be a piece of water. and this is something that i think not only the international community, but particul

scott wong with the paper in california and then the arizona republic. politico, the help for a long time. now senior congressional reporter at nbc news. always a friend of this network and we appreciate that. about 10 minutes left if you have questions as we talk about the week ahead. catherine, new jersey, good morning. i think we lost catherine. gary massachusetts. good morning. caller: i have three things are but like to ask. i heard 9/11 was yesterday. the muslim extremists were badly said it's too bad but it's a -- it's ok to saymaga extremist. 1% is what we use for energy. we do exactly what california wants to do from now, right now all across the country every state until the 21 -- year 2100 will reduce the temperature. i love how you talk about the insurrection but nobody wants to talk about 2020 where they attacked police stations and set fires. the insurrectionists on january 6 is the worst day they ever had. host: gary in massachusetts. couple topics which one do you want to pick? guest: those are some challenging topics. in terms of the geo

scott wong with the paper in california and then the arizona republic. politico, the help for a long time. now senior congressional reporter at nbc news. always a friend of this network and we appreciate that. about 10 minutes left if you have questions as we talk about the week ahead. catherine, new jersey, good morning. i think we lost catherine. gary massachusetts. good morning. caller: i have three things are but like to ask. i heard 9/11 was yesterday. the muslim extremists were badly

nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai center for international studies, a very good afternoon to you. so thanks so much for joining us here on the program . what did you make about trump's comments that america should not have quit the military base so close to that of the chinese facility on the president trunk late. they saw these remarks during his recent interview with an indian television station, but i think it's, it's part of mr. prompts preparation for running for president in the next 2 years. so it basically reflects the political reality of the united states, the most powerful and most real country in the world today. they do have, i believe military facilities or intelligence facilities everywhere around the world. and since not a stand alone case. so mr. wong, i'm sorry to jump in, but i wanted to ask you, according to trump, china has a nuclear weapons base very close to afghanistan. as far as you know, does china have a nuclear weapons facilitating the afghan histone? while i have no idea where our military or nuclear facilities are, because i'm, i'm not aware o

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wong, yes or no. >> yes. >> i time has expired.ions i will submit into the record, thank you for your time and thank you to each of the witnesses for your courage. >> thank you, senator lujan. i will recognize the vice chair for any closing remarks. >> mr. chairman, i want to thank those who have come before the committee for your testimony today. for your input, and your advocacy for so many. knowing that it is personal for so many of you. i would commend, mr. chairman, as this committee is looking further into this investigation and the reports that will follow on, that what first alaskans institute has put in place with the tribunal and the summit onboarding and residential schools in alaska. this process that allows for the stories to be heard to provide for this source of healing is something that hopefully others can look to as a process, i hesitate to call it best practices, but i think often times, where do we start? where do we begin? how can we allow for a safe space for the sharing, and knowing that it will not just be w

>> siu cheung wong >> yin ping wong >> yuk ping wong >> brent james woodall >> james john woods >> marvins >> richard herron woodwell >> david terence wooley >> john bentley works >> martin michael wortley >> rodney james wotton >> william wren >> john wayne wright >> neil robin wright >> sandra lee wright jupiter yambem >> and my brother, first responder,, medic, a volunteer firefighter, you are a hero not because of the way you died but because of the weight you lived. we all love you. >> and my uncle, and cousin, we miss you every day and love you. [applause] >> suresh yanamadala >> matthew david yarnell >> myrna yaskulka >> shakila yasmin >> olabisi shadie layeni yee >> edward p york >> suzanne youmans >> raymond r york jacqueline young >> adel agayby zakhary >> joseph c zaccoli edwin j zambrana, jr >> >> arkady zaltsman >> robert alan zampieri >> ira zaslow >> kenneth albert zelman >> martin morales zempoaltecatl >> jie yao justin zhao >> ivelin ziminski >> charles a zion >> michael joseph zinzi >> salvatore zisa >> julie lynne zipper >> joseph j zuccala >> igor zukelman >> andrew s

wong is already in touch with scalpers who will start waiting in line for early morning.s offering to pay them $150 for every phone they bring back. he plans to charge $450 over the retail price, a tidy profit of $300 per phone in the past, buying an iphone was about bragging rights, he says now it's more about performance. he says for the 14 the faster a16 chip is a selling point along with 5x, even though rival what way rolled out the new 50 with satellite technology known to get around us 5g curves the market still favors apple right now so wong is counting his blessings and his cash >> iphone 14 is the top trending topic right now on social media in china with 120 million views, and unofficial vendors told us that the plan right now is to make sure that the scalpers are outside of apple stores next thursday so that they can deliver the iphone 14 to their customers by next friday september 16th, guys >> eunice, thank you very much eunice yun reporting from beijing. >>> let's get to kristina partsinevelos for a cnbc news update kristina >> tyler and good afternoon, ever

previously due to person reasons franklin wong has been on leave since august first and submitted his resignation effective october 31st. the team developed a plan to continue the business uninterrupted efforts to fill the vacancy are under way and hope to bring an appointment at the next meet nothing october. the next meeting we are excited to announce we will begin in person pleaings october 13th when we resume in room 416. look forward to seeing and you the public in person. increase in activity here. in the park and the bus and anticipating restaurant openings later this year you will hear about shortly. park has been getting positive across the state on nbc california live last week and a positive review from san francisco chronicle architect critic john king who called it. semi natural wonder and one of the best things about the san francisco of 2022. the best is yet to come with the promise of rail taking shape. we are 18 programs in the park per week and that current schedule continues through october near currently accepting applications to provide free activities at the p. i

yvonne: alice wong there. let's get your latest business flash headlines.k of america is starting a paid sabbatical program to reward long-term employees. it starts with four weeks off for workers who spent 15 years of the company, with six weeks for those over 30 years. according to a memo seen by bloomberg, beginning next year, the bank will offer time off to let employees reinvest in their priorities in life. bloomberg has learned bank of montreal's capital markets division is cutting jobs because of weakening market conditions. the layoffs are said to account to a small percentage of the firm's personnel. fedex has pulled earnings forecast for fiscal 2023 after reporting disappointing preliminary results. adjusted earnings for the first quarter were $3.44 a share, well short of estimates of more than $5. fedex blamed macroeconomic headwinds for the slump. rishaad: we are having a look at markets. talking about the up hour story, macau and casino stocks, which are really going higher at the moment. bids in for new concessions. news coming through that th

tell them magole wong on the he's bold and a queen way to go away. it's also because life in hong kong wasn't that good in the past 2 decades road. but with, with retrogression in many ways, could they don't, why the people missed the past. not because they like or want colonialism, but purely because it was the good old days day ogle. i think that's being reflected through morning. the queen house angelica got such sentiments a more visible at the british consulate, surrounded by a sea of flowers. people are killing for up to 4 hours in the heat to signed a book of condolences. the colonial era is due in many people's memories in hong kong. which was rude by britain, 456 years before his hanover to china in 1997 on lowercase. that's the most precious thing. britain left us as a social system with lots of freedoms to pursue our goals. and oh yeah, you got all electrical wire. aha. how good education was picked out. we were happier, less stress and restricted high salma somewhat so alex told me, mom died at hyatt holland britain. didn't give us much i

patrick wong is a real estate analyst with bloomberg intelligence. he says, policy makers mainly to shake up the practice of bias, pain developers before completion. nearly 90 percent of all homes in china, our pre sold a senior passes. we really rely on the pizelle conscious haunted sales to funder porch at the well, a man or 2 fun if under internal finance or resources or buying the land, the crisis is power pressure on the government and stud social unrest. many people have expressed sympathy for victims, likely where do the shampoo dawning of june hi along? i just want everyone to be able to see that ordinary people are drowning in misery lava. hey, our son hudson. what other people have nowhere to voice their grievances through his wall yolk who was jose, irma if left unresolved for many, the consequences could be crippling. and that's all we have time for. thank you so much for watching more. you can check adobe dot com slash business. we're on the dw youtube channel as well, from me and the team here in berlin as take care. bye bye. all right,

we could go to sam wong's and get super -- soup for $1. my parents came here and were drawn to the beatnik culture. they wanted to meet all of the writers who were so famous at the time, but my mother had some serious mental illness issues, and i don't think my father were really aware of that, and those didn't really become evident until i was about five, i guess, and my marriage blew up, and my mother took me all over the world. most of those ad ventures ended up bad because they would end up hospitalized. when i was about six i guess, my mother took me to japan, and that was a very interesting trip where we went over with a boyfriend of hers, and he was working there. i remember the open sewers and gigantic frogs that lived in the sewers and things like that. mostly i remember the smells very intensely, but i loved japan. it was wonderful. toward the end. my mother had a breakdown, and that was the cycle. we would go somewhere, stay for a certain amount of months, a year, period of time, and she would inevitably have a breakdown. we alw

matthew wong has the details. i am visiting from san francisco.i stroll down 3rd avenue, there is far fewer workers going through revolving doors then when i was last year four years ago. >> you see a lot of vacant storefronts as well. a lot of workers are not coming into the office, companies are reducing their real estate footprint because of that. those that look to expand are not looking at an office building on 3rd avenue. ed: we are all still using tools like zoom and microsoft teams. multiple options. when are landlords going to do to fix this, to get workers and companies back into the buildings? >> a lot of landlords are adding amenities, putting hundreds of millions of dollars into their office buildings to add outdoor spaces, new lobbies, elevators to entice tenants. hopefully those tens will get -- those tenants will get workers to come back in as well as we slowly start to see a happen across the city. ed: a long-standing problem, same in san francisco, there is just not enough apartments at an affordable price point. but there is a l

norma wong. >> a loja -- aloha. [speaking non-english language] my name is norma, i was born near the mountains, where i live. i apologize for not being with you in person. instead, i am here, and from time to time, you will have proof of that because you will hear roosters in the background. my grandmother was banned from the language in her youth, and she did not speak it again until two weeks before she passed. she did not tell us her story, and i did not grow up in the language. so, these few words that i have spoken here that i wrote in my formal testimony, i sent two younger hawaiians to correct. i know that my story is common among the many native peoples. we all experienced the stripping of language, and separation from land, family and people. the boarding schools were focused delivery agents for this national policy. and, for the people who lived and governed in this country at those moments in time. for there descendants, there is specific pain. to account for and acknowledge is a consequential precipice,

my first question is for miss wong. you know, our last testifier made reference to trauma.olute determination, understanding that moments come and go and that although we all seem to be an agreement that we need to move forward that advantage quickly. and the federal government moves slowly so we want to make sure that they feel the impetus and feel the motivation and have the resources to go. but it also occurs to me that we have to do this properly. that in our determination, that can't turn into haste. certainly, i've learned as a non native hawaiian residing in hawaii for 47 of my 49 years that i know entering a space, or starting a project, going into someone's home and having a meeting in the wrong way can set a tone that is almost impossible to reverse. the question i have for you, miss wong, is in your experience, are their best practices when it comes to attempting to reconcile personal trauma and other community harms? in other words, how do we do that part of it right? and not just start to conduct listening sessions, and maybe retraumatized people without a path

jenny wong has done it twice. >> i just, i don't know. i'm very frustrated with the situat. i don't drive my car any where n the city that i know. if i drive drive my car in the city and park it, it'll be like five mins and i'm out. i just don't trusti just don't trust people anymore. people anymore. >> thieves took off with their a prius catalytic converter once and lesson learned. she everyone everyone spent extra to installa shield so it doesn't happen again. so she thought. >> i asked my husband, park it e where safe. park it some where safe. and he did. you would think that a parking lot at usf usf would be safe but no. >> catalytic converter thefts he increased 10 fold since 2018 for for the governor. the part parts can be resold for hundreds hundreds of dollars because of e metals metal s they are made with. >> you take away the market forn goods,. >> the idea make it less profite to sell therefor steal the parts. jenny hopes it will change. >> i don't think it's going to e anything until someone cares. r: . >> recyclers can also face fine. going up to $4,000 if they'

wong is already in touch with scalpers. plans to charge a tiny profit per phone. in the past it was about bragging rights. now it's more about performance. he says for the 14, the faster a16 chip is a selling points along with the 5g, even th wong is counting his blessings and his cash >> wong and other unofficial vendors say they anticipated iphone 14 will be available here by next friday, september 16th, so they're already organizing to send scalpers outside of apple stories like this one, by next thursday guys u.n. is, surprisingly to some, sales were only down, but given what we've been hearing about the lockdowns are there expectations that things won't be quite as strong. >> i think it's all relative to be able to buy things at the store, all sorts of products will be effective. so that's likely going to be a pressure for apple, as well as for everyone else. especially in the conferences with the unofficial investors, the demand for the phone, generally, but also with this 14, it's quite strong the anticipation is it

september 25th i'm claudine wong. james torres. good morning to you. let's go ahead and get you out the door this morning with a quick check at your weather. rosemary oroczo is here with us this morning. rosemary the what's great clouds fog. they are back. we are looking at cooler weather in store along the coastline and inside the bay for the afternoon today for inland cities. dropping off. just a smidge will go sixties and seventies at the coastline for the afternoon nineties once again for our inland cities, but this is going to kick off a cooling trend that will continue into the business week. better details on what we can expect for your sunday as well as the days ahead, coming up. okay? thanks rosemary this morning. fire crews are still on the scene in oakland after a three alarm fire broke out late last night. the oakland fire department says it started around 10 45 near 98th avenue and pear main street, just south of the oakland coliseum crusade took about two hours to contain that blaze and fire tweeted out, saying wood pellets were burning o

good evening, everyone and mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. killing happened at about two o'clock this afternoon. this was in downtown oakland, near 14th and broadway. officers say they responded to calls of two men with gunshot. wounds one victim was pronounced dead at the scene. another was taken to the hospital and is undergoing surgery. police say there were a lot of people around when it all happened and they are hoping witnesses come forward. we are at this time investigating all leads. we're reviewing surveillance footage and following up on those leads again, asking anybody who may have any surveillance footage who may have seen every anything than a witness to please contact our department. at one point the shooting did briefly interrupt a city council meeting. investigators have not identified the two men who were shot, nor have they discussed a motive. and about an hour before that shooting. oakland police called a news conference

september 4th i'm claudine wong. happy weekend. happy sunday one and all. i'm frank mallicoat temperatures will be soaring throughout the bay area today. that's right. some parts may even reach 110 degrees. we have live team coverage for you this morning. tom baker is that what's going to be one of the more popular places today? alamitos crown state beach, but first let's go to rosemary oroczo tell you there was zero chill near this morning. it was cooler, but not cool. yes the heat is on what we've been talking about pretty much all week, finally arriving with today tomorrow and tuesday being the hottest days of this hot spell, we will have temperatures reaching above 100 degrees for our inland cities today. meanwhile along the coastline 74 degrees in pacifica , so not everybody scorching, but again, we do have elevated fire danger. we have health concern. cern's with the excessive heat warning that begins today for our inland cities and heat advisory for our basic communities. better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your neigh

wong or ms. wong. we paid it. to be done with temperature her response is, you paid the first part but don't know how much more tell be. i can read it to you it is crazy. the president come out on memorial day saying half of america is his enemy. crazy times. you know. >> like. [inaudible]. it is like. [inaudible] >> let's stay on the subject you answered his question. >> yes. >> thank you. >> mr. trasvina. >> doctor, i hear your frustration loud and clear. i can speak for my colleagues we hear your frustration. it is not we have members of the public it is disappointing you feel you have to be back here but you do. my question is whether you want us to undo any of the actions we took the left timure were here or whether you are simply seek nothing frustration. >> a way for the department or departments to respond to the actions you have taken since the time. >> no response. at all. until 6 days after my attempts to address these issues with the appropriate individuals in planning. and only after i made this appea

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good evening, everyone and mike mibach wong columbus park appears to be occupied by dozens of people experiencing homelessness. people who moved there from guadeloupe gardens that camp on san jose airport properly was cleared out just this month due to federal safety concerns. new at 10, ktvu lamonica peters live in san jose with what she's learned the monica. after the city began clearing the encampment. it seems that the people who were living there simply picked up their things and moved across the street to columbus park, and right now the city is allowing them to stay there. here's my wonderful plot. jalapenos squash . david koller says he owns a plot at the guadalupe community garden near san jose's columbus park, and he's concerned about the number of rvs he sees on nearby streets. parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy. the community garden says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people use the garden very bothered by and worried by it. but

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach claudine wong. three fires broke out around six o'clock tonight between 35th and coolidge avenue. video posted to twitter shows one fire burning just beyond the guardrail near fruitvale avenue. firefighters responded and quickly put out a total of three fires before any evacuation orders were necessary . and oakland fire battalion chief told us they believed the fires were deliberately set based on flares found at the scene. just last week, firefighters put out a much bigger fire in that same area near 35th avenue. a total of five homes were damaged, and at least one was gutted by fire officials say. these are two separate incidents. so this incident we were able to deem that this one was arson. based upon the stuff that was found at the scene here tonight in the fire we had last week or on friday was that one is still under investigation as well. we've got multiple investigators working on that one. and that one still is under investigation. so they are two separate incidents. they just happen to b

and just a bit earlier i spoke with nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai center, who says that china made clear what is red lines are. and it's not going to yield on them. been called for a minister, has said it very correctly, that it is time for the us to re position itself. and its attitude was handling relations which tried because the relations between the 2 big country is that us in china, our current at its lowest point seems to the 2 sides, established a diplomatic relations. mrs of china has maybe very clear that the red lines is ministry about the issue of taiwan. because taiwan is considered as the core interest of china, the re unification of the 2 sides of the straight. so that's a very can read law in that china has put it out and in terms of the actual happenings when you asked or what are the red lines. the red lines have been laid out very clearly is 2 rules. but when taiwan wants to get independent and when to, if the separates in taiwan wants to go for an independent island of taiwan, then china is definitely not going to allow that. all right, thanks for joi

for the new president as he makes this first foreign trip abroad with foreign policy analyst chloe wongo significant. his first foreign trip to both countries, demonstrating the importance of the philippine relations to fellow asean nations. this decision to visit indonesia and singapore is considered a strategic move that takes pressure off him and the speculations on which country bongbong marcos would first visit as the new philippine president, which many people are guessing is either china or the us. but this gives him the opportunity to draw advice from seasoned regional leaders like the indonesian president joko widodo and prime minister of singapore lee hsien loong, on how to navigate a foreign policy in the midst of us china rivalry in the region. i am glad you brought up the us and china because any discussion about geopolitics in asia includes them, even when they are not at the table. the philippines has always walked a delicate balance between the two. is this likely to come up in discussions when he visits singapore and indonesia? i think this is a very important discussio

australia's foreign minister penny wong was at the u.n.m iran after a week of protests over the death of a woman who's being detained by the morality police. now the iranian government is beginning to make drastic moves in response. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... with trelegy. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler,... it's the only once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple action against asthma symptoms. trelegy helps make breathing easier,... improves lung function,... and lasts for 24 hours. go triple... go trelegy. because asthma has taken enough. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler... for sudden breathing problems. trelegy contains a medicine that increases risk of hospitalizations and death from asthma problems when used alone. when this medicine is used with an inhaled corticosteroid,... like in trelegy,... there is not a significant increased risk of these events. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. treleg

and withal none, dis, wong queen is here, she's here the past, we've always looked up to them quain, og now and she's just been a constant through everything. everything that goes on bad. she's really reminded us of what it means to b ha, putting something you know, taking a vow and taking it seriously. the queen vowed to dedicate her life to public service and stuck to her promise, even in the last days of her life, smiling as she formerly appointed live trust as the 15th prime minister under her watch. but thursday evening, the formal notice at buckingham palace, the queen had passed peacefully at her scottish estate, and the country now has a king. this will impute charles at 73 has been standing by as air to the throne for decades, assisting his mother, especially as she aged now king charles the 3rd, you know, things gonna shine. he and i will probably add some different currency. now, you know, with pneumonia on there and a lot is going to change with a new king. a lot is going to stay the same. but the day after the queen died and in the weeks to come it's still about her and

wong, thank you for joining in person. >> thank you. apologize for being late. >> no problem. >> the amendment of the health commission. thank you for taking time to hear the item. [difficulty hearing speaker] >> could you raise the microphone up a little bit? thank you, sir. >> members of the health commission, thank you for taking the time to hear the item. the (inaudible) education program gift is used for the english and spanish language (inaudible) [difficulty understanding speaker] is there any question for the gift? (inaudible) with the subject matter expert on the case and we are here to answer your questions. >> thank you mr. wong. commissioners, motion to approve the resolution? >> so move to approve the resolution. >> do we have a second? >> second. >> alright. secretary morewitz, do we have public comment? >> folks online we are on item 8. let us know if you have any comments by raising your hand, press star 3. i see no hands commissioners. roll call vote. [roll call] >> the item passes. thank you. >> thank you very much sir

wong. you have 7 minutes. >> good evening. hello commissioner i'm robert wong i'm -- i'm sorry we can't hear you very well. if you could move over. >> i'm robert wong and i serve a translator for my friends mr. kenny tseng. >> thank you. this is my this is the -- [speaking chinese]. we can't hear you. when the house was first bought the upper third floor of the house in the back ends was about 4 feet high. so basically i was just a roof deck before any modification was done. >> back inspect 1987, i guess there was the original property that was take it down special got rebuilt in 1987 from a previous owner and originally the building was 2 store high and i guess they made it in a 3 story high? >> yes. the condition was. >> and with the new foundation when it was rebuilt. >> the reason why mr. tseng built the i'm sorry. so -- what he state system that the third floor addition is an existing roof deck on top of the second floor and capable of supporting wait the existing foundational support

east and gas pipeline. shanghai center for impact and international studies, vice chairman nelson wong says agreement is a tipping point for both for bilateral relations and global practice. a more and more countries are going to to make their settlement in local currencies instead of the us dollar. so i think we're going to see more and more happenings like this in the near future. it is quite significant actually considering that the world is changing fast and so far that the global supply chain is going through a major phase of reshuffling. it's quite a remarkable step. it will definitely set a precedent, and it is a milestone step in terms of our cross border trade between china and russia. the eastern economic foreign company taking place in the russian city of la yvonne stock is a key platform for business in the eastern states of russia. it allows companies mainly from on and asian pacific region, countries to establish new ties and to attract investors. before him includes exhibitions, paddle sessions, round tables, tv debates, business breakfast, sand business dialogues. alway

way, piece time deployment by the countries are a force international afer, especially as packet non wong believes berlin is trying to play a safe bet in the changing world because of the war in the ukraine. germany is being exposed to her on their ability to energy dependency over russia. and because china is pro russia and we try to position it makes germany increasingly aware that base these going to impact upon china, germany relations. the situation in east asia is also changing the wizard by nancy pelosi to taiwan. he's making an escalation, not the tensions across the script. it comes to the conclusion burly in that they believe now perhaps to increase the military as a community engagement with the in the pacific region. exposure food allies of the us led coalition will be a safe bet for too long decades, the u. s. had a controlling presence in afghanistan, but then almost overnight that occupation was gone. it's a year since that chaotic withdrawal on dinner continuing special coverage. we examine watts had left no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all the histo

i'm claudine wong mike mibach dream force, bringing in more than 40,000 people to the city, given a big boost to all the hotels and restaurants ktvu zach sauce reports from oracle park. oh, i'm sorry. excited chili pepper. in line with years past prior to the pandemic organizers of this year's dream force sparing no expense. the annual conference by salesforce taking over oracle park wednesday evening. and the crowd loving every moment of it. the three day event back in full force for the first time in two years and its presence being built across the city and the lanyards hard to miss john's grill near union square, a long line waiting for a table. we don't typically open all three floors, and we've had all three floors rocking for the last couple of days at johns grow. it's been unbelievable a much needed boost for the bar and restaurant, which had to shut its doors for eight months during the pandemic. so this helps immensely. it helps the staff that helps everybody helps the entire city really green forests expected to generate some 40 million and visitor dollars for the city. back

at this stage we have had some brief response from australia's foreign minister penny wong, saying that australia rejects the outcome of this trial. as it entered, objected to the grounds on which this trial was brought. and it called for the immediate return of professor sean tanelle to australia. they had intimated in august the acting prime minister said that they were mauling sanctions. however, australia has remained very quiet and in fact has been so quiet on this case that it's attracted as criticism from some human rights organizations who would have liked them to be very more outspoken in their condemnation of the char. australia is a pretty big player in this region. it does have resources here. it also has open channels of communication. so one would imagine that they are trying to find some way out of this for sean turner. but we've also seen mia mars military gender being increasingly brazen in rejecting overtures from the international community, particularly with the execution of for political prisoners a couple of months ago and pushing back against asha and the regional