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into a film or tv series among other goals. >> future is wide open, and i'm ready for it. >> alice wongight, moving on. east palo alto celebrated cinco de mayo, drawing people from all over the peninsula. a parade kicked off followed by a festival. it included mariachi music, raffles, food, all kinds of activities for those kids right there. >> it's a way for us to remember our history, celebrate our culture and also to remember that we have to keep fighting for social justice the cinco de mayo's really about creating a better society, a better democracy, because cinco de mayo, the battle in puebla was against the french empire. >> the east palo alto group has organized the festival since 1985. rob mayeda here. and i have my umbrella in the car, and i think i'm going to have to pull it out soon, huh? >> it's always in the back of your mind the way this year's gone. and we do have one more chance coming this week early tomorrow morning, and then i think you're safe for packing it away for a while for more summer-like temperatures. as we wake up tomorrow morning, plan on a few changes. 53

ali: wong went through 40 hours of training to get certified as a medical interpreter.doesn't account for years of language and medical study. alyes: as a doctor, you maybe, you know, you go into a specialty and you're, you know, that specialty inside out. for interpreters, we go to different specialties. we jump from one to the other, from maybe neonatal and now we're going to cardiology. and so we have to learn all the basics of those terms. natalya: it takes pretty much as much time as it takes a person to become a qualified nurse, a doctor, or any other health care. ali: natalya mytareva is the executive director of the certification commission for healthcare interpreters, which administers the program that certified alyse. mytareva says recruiting interpreters is difficult, but it's even harder to retain them. natalya: as they get involved more with health care, they see the attraction of becoming nurses, physicians, other health care providers, and they just move out after being, you know, in the field of interpreting for 3, 5 years. ali: that helps explain why th

adrian wong there.y will be headed back to the polls this weekend for the presidential election. details and a preview of that runoff vote, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, mine is almost the same as yours. almost... just another word for not as good as mine. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing and free home delivery when you add any base. only at sleep number. ♪ dani: turkey's central bank has extended its interest rate pause for a third month as it tries to keep the lira stable. the policy decision comes just ahead of the country's presidential runoff this weekend. yousef gamal el-din joins us now. why is this important? yousef: the rate stays at 8.5% and they hold for a third consecutive month. you would expect about from the central bank of turkey because we are getting into this runoff on sunday. it's a sensitive time, they don't want to be seen as taking sides, and the turkish lira is already at a record low, the

america together celebrating anna mae wong. e newday 100 cash. our veterans are getting an average of $70,000. they're paying off their first high rate credit card, their second high rate credit card, their third, fourth and even fifth high rate credit card and saving hundreds every month. they're paying off their car loans, too, and putting extra cash in the bank for the security every veteran deserves. ancestry made it really easy to learn about my family's history. finding military information, newspaper articles, how many people were living in the house and where it was, makes me curious and keeps pulling me in and the photos reminding me of what life must have been like for them. finding out new bits of information about the family has been a wonderful experience, it's an important part of understanding who we are. >> harris: real people the white house obviously does not see. border communities preparing for the worst after title 42 ended last thursday. the biden administration shrugging off their concerns. border czar vice president kamala

for more on this, i i spoke to julia wong, national spoke tojulia wong, national reporter with cbc news yeah, as you mentioned, _ hoping to evacuate. yeah, as you mentioned, tens - hoping to evacuate. yeah, as you mentioned, tens of- you mentioned, tens of thousands of evacuees that we are seeing in the province, more than 2a,000 people being told to leave their homes and another 5000 people told to be ready to go at a moment's notice. a lot of these people are living in small hamlets, small villages but in the last few days we have seen bigger communities, largertowns few days we have seen bigger communities, larger towns are being told they have to evacuate. it started out with towns of about 3000 people but now towns of 7000 8000 people told they need to leave right away and an evacuation centre has opened here in edmonton and another one will be opening in calgary so the two biggest cities we are seeing in the province. many of these residents have trailers, motorhomes, so they are able to perhaps stay with a friend or go to public land, parking lots, and hopefully wait it out but w

[ light laughter ] >> jimmy: "to wong foo, thanks for everything! julie newmar?"r ] [ ding ] look, bjertie! our dance is getting a lot of likes. we're going viral. >> oh, that's good [ ringing >> jimmy: i'm getting a facetime from spam likely. >> oh. >> jimmy: i'm going to answer it >> ya. >> jimmy: hello? >> hey, sara hey, bjertie [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: o-m-jeans, it's charlie puth [ light laughter ] >> charlie puth, i love you! >> i just want to say, i saw your video, i love your moves, so i want to offer you both front row tickets to my next show [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: front row seats? what is life what is life this is crazy. >> ya, it's so crazy >> jimmy: that's all the time we have for "ew! i want to thank bjertie for joining me today tune in next week. ew [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to drew barrymore and charlie puth you can catch him on the charlie live experience tour this summer. stick around, when we come back, we're talking to drew barrymore [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: there's a meme going around, online, about ho

adrian wong there. says and expects strong demand in the peak summer season to drive a 10% increase in passenger numbers. the low cost carrier reported estimates -- reported profit that beat estimates. thank you for joining us. what is driving the strength? where should i be going that everyone else is going? neil: everywhere is great. we have over 3000 dearly -- daily flights at the moment. half a million people have been moved around. every flight is nearly full at this point. you have to book early or you will miss out. dani: where is the demand coming from? neil: sun destinations are very strong, especially the u.k., dublin, central and eastern europe. domestic italy is strong this year. across the network we've seen huge demand, it has been robust, people very keen to get out and get some sun. dani: they are willing to pay higher fares to do that. there have long been the idea that by this point, surely the pent demand story is over. are you surprised the consumer has been so resilient and is willi

. >> anna mae wong, appeared in classics, born in los angeles in 1905, wong grew up working at her family'sndrymat and was in "toll of the sea" until she founded her own company and became the first asian american to lead a tv show. her family was from china, also raised money for chinese refugees. she died in 19sixty-one. show broke barriers near film in 2022, became first asian american on u.s. currency. she is being honored by matel with her own barbie. celebrating anna mae wong. hi, i'm lauren, i lost 67 pounds in 12 months on golo. golo and the release has been phenomenal in my life. it's all natural. it's not something that gives you the jitters. it makes you go through your days with energy, and you're not tired anymore, and your anxiety, everything is gone. it's definitely worth trying. it is an amazing product. realtor.com (in a whisper) can we even afford this house? maybe jacob can finally get a job. the house whisperer! this house says use realtor.com to see homes in your budget. you're staying in school, jacob! realtor.com. to each their home. >> will: back with a weather alert

she stars in "beef" which starts streaming on netflix tomorrow, ali wong will also be joining us [ cheersuse they're one of my all-time favorites. they're celebrating two decades as a band with the release of their book, "the gospel of the hold steady: how resurrection really feels." it's out this july the hold steadies are back [ cheers and applause to perform on the show but before we get to all that, donald trump called on republicans to defund the fbi and doj after he was arrested and arraigned on 34 felony charges tuesday. meanwhile, republicans are threatening retaliation by openly admitting they'll use the justice system to go after joe biden. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: donald trump's allies have spent the last few days claiming trump is actually enjoying the media spectacle around his indictment and even the process of surrendering himself for arrest >> trump for his part is reportedly downplaying his predicament behind closed doors. according to a story in "the new york times," the former president has told friends and associates he welcomes the i

the, these talks between jake sullivan in wong e. what impact if any, do you think they're going to have on re establishing a hotline and offering maybe paths to de escalation? so i think it is a positive sign up for a long time. chinese different nights since he refused to communicate with their american counterparts. as the american and boss to mister nick burns, wasn't able to meet with his chinese carter pard, full, but well after he arrived in beijing. but now i think that you, on your side is showing a stronger you interest in resuming some of the regular communication channels. there has been signs of resumed operational level engagement between the 2 sides and not necessary on highly sensitive and national security issues. but uh um, you know, nice, so this is the issue is climate change, economic relationship you decide for. i think that the mysteries, uh, what do you mean is on to, on his part to graduate, stabilize the us china relationship because china is still very much dependence. american technology resources, the inv

after years of lobbying janelle wong, who heads up, the san francisco bicycle coalition, celebrating decision by the trust to make major changes to the thoroughfare, but they came at a cost after championship cyclists . ethan boys was killed by a driver along arquilla boulevard last month. his death, sparking protests and placing further pressure on park management to make changes plans now in place to install dedicated bike lanes along the road, separated by posts and to install more small speed bumps and signage, the presidio trust tweeting this week, quote in the aftermath of the tragic crash that killed ethan boys. we met with their san francisco bicycle coalition to walk the crash site and ensure robust improvements are made asap. fantastic cyclist and barbara rae among those celebrating the news. problem of speed. the cars go fast. and cyclists don't have a safe lanes now. all eyes on a section of arguello boulevard stretching from the presidio all the way to golden gate park, the sfm to in discussions with the community on a preliminary plan to install a dedicated bike lane th

. >> reporter: to some actor ben wong is unexpected, like his character's ponderings of race and theis a new student and he is chinese, like you. >> i'm not from this world. >> reporter: it is a spectacular stew you could say of everything everywhere all at once it does include oscar winner michelle yeoh. >> these are important stories to be told about people who look like us. >> audiences i feel like now, right now are ready for it especially young audiences they're more sophisticated now like me. >> reporter: and like president biden. >> we see the possibilities of the community and all the young people here. >> reporter: he hosted the show at the white house the largest asian american gathering there ever >> we grew up watching and understanding media from all sorts of different places, watching anime, watching things with subtitles, which used to be a thing, right >> i do remember you you kind of stand out, obviously. >> reporter: there has also been a rom com. sydney taylor plays the love interest. >> i wanted them to have a good friendship. >> reporter: maybe not. >> we didn't

is it you have the chickens you the wong's and that family the ng doesn't they're really ngs. yes yes. yeah yeah. so you've the three families going and i just wanted to have you talk through what was like, you know, unraveling and then trying to put together the narratives of. these three different families and just say a little bit about who the three of three families are, were and are. sure. so the three families that i'm dealing are my paternal chin side as well as my maternal side, my maternal grandmother's family, the ang family, my my mother's family, her father's family, the wang family and what was so interesting about working on this project was that because i am fifth generation chinese-american, there were four, and my family goes back to the mid-19th century. any any major of things that impact did chinese americans from the mid-19th to today i was able to write about these historic and historic sociopolitical events that impacted the community through the lens of various family members just because we've been here for so long so i felt like i was really fortunat

the last day i'm going to solve the problem simply tumbled into the queue for this field form from wong. so i'm a senior, so that is the good, good to do some sort of nice to have those channels for families. the ways you include those books is using the voice for those new customers because which is best for me. i'm not sure what the solution for the last 4 years is that all the phones you ordered the phones, but all like you sometimes you know more of a soon as you get to the way when you mass for weight loss, if you get them to joseph boys, so, so even some weights on these 2 guys come up with a full size for the waste on keep continue to do so we, this is a corpus bill would be the this is just a blue screen initial. you don't, we just need almost a few of our without the beautiful football of both the normally do that i see, but especially if you will for people who for those to lose the loan. i suggested to me and i seen it or shift a good. it was a decent system. joy because we sure could command you to the someone that teach fitness. why? so when you, when you with table with to

a newly unsealed indictment says webao wong was hired by the company back in 2016. he then gained access to apple's sensitive materials before accepting a job in china in 2018. he did not let apple know that he was leaving until four months later. the u.s. justice department says the tech company discovered wong accessed large amounts of proprietary data during his last days on the job. that's when the fbi raided his mountain view home, something his former neighbors remember. >> open the door, fbi, open up, if you don't open up the door, we will. >> we ran to the peephole and i could see all the way up the stairs, fbi agents, full gear. >> according to the indictment, wong bought a one-way ticket from san francisco to china and took off on the same night his home was searched. if convicted, he faces up to ten years in prison for each violation. we reached out to apple for a statement but have not heard back. >>> disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes will soon start her prison sentence. she was found guilty for defrauding investors. she was avoided serving her

nelson wong. good morning, nelson. so how would you assess the former british prime minister's comments made during her trip to taiwan? well, this is a, an unpleasant topic, but something we have to face and deal with. here a couple of points i'd like to make a festival list cross is you case pulled up prime minister. also the most sharp lift. actually a visit to taiwan is a should not be considered as representing the u. k. government, but still as a u. k. politician then a member of the parliament, her showing up in taiwan has obviously raised the attention of the chinese government, which of course has already made a statement to express its disapproval. secondly, the policy that has invited police truss and space to speak. that is the prospect foundation of things time can tie one that is known to have a very close connection. weighs the regime on the island, which actually has a reputation of having paid to invite, following politicians to show up in tie one over the years to make and pipe china remarks. so full t

but to get more on this now we're going across live to nelson wong, who is with the shanghai written pack center, and he's also a valid i discussion club expert. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. sir. i want to ask you what your reaction is to these numbers in this poll that were revealed. uh, you know, uh, sympathy towards russia, essentially in the conflict, a new crane. well, thank you. but apparently i'm not acquainted with or aware of the such sub a by doing while university and so cannot comment on the survey results, which i've shown some of us publishing figure is actually, but i'm really not in a position to come into because i haven't read the questionnaire as but to be fair and objective, i would say that public opinion is across china. do def, uh, the people are divided when it comes to the conflict in ukraine, but in general, i would say that most people do approve the government's position of staying neutral and trying to assess team bringing the conflict to and then so peaceful negotiations. what i would like to stress, however, is that people's opinions towa

here is adrian wong with the first word news.biden at house speaker mccarthy are confident a tentative debt ceiling deal will pass congress. mccarthy describes the deal as transformational and expects the majority of republicans to support it. >> the agreement prevents the worst possible crisis, a default for the first time in our history. in -- economic recession, millions of jobs lost. adrian: profits and china's industrial firms kept falling in the first four months of the year, underlying cooling demand and deepening deflation. the drop was slower than at the time of 21.4% in the first quarter. falling profits are weighing on sentiment and slowing business investment. australian trade minister don farrell says the bali sector maybe the next beneficiary. he expects china to remove 80% of tariffs on barley exports in the next few weeks. the comments are the latest signs that ties between australia and his top trading partner on the mend. the italian prime minister says she is yet to make a final decision on her country's role i

that he's what his book a lot of offers to chinese language read is and some of them are offers, like wong don, who is a student lead and 1999. during that chinaman, square protest, and of those like huge year chinese intellectual. but he's also publish books by people like laurie diamond, don't democracy. so it's a huge range of books across the sort of intellectual spectrum, not just dissidence, but also books by senators and books by john this like myself and the china is older as came to taiwan as its own. and now it's investigating a time when use publisher, you talked about sending a message that is china also making a point here, applying its laws to a tie one resident a well, it is a tricky situation because he still had chinese nationality. i believe the point way as he entered china. so it is quite a tricky situation. but i think there's a real analogy to the case of the hong kong booksellers, 5 of whom was detained in china. a disappeared in hong calling turned up in china. in, in uh, several years ago and that we sent a message to home commerce, publishing industry where you kn

wants the journalists released and re united with our family, as right in foreign minister, penny wong tweeted, we share the deep concerns of her family and friends about the ongoing delays in her case. we will continue to advocate for china lay at every opportunity with the chinese government today and every day my thoughts with strongly and our children upon the coil has been trying to get his partner released. he was the head of biggest writing chamber of commerce and by jake before being advised to leave. i asked him about the last time he sold. i live in state or in personal spiked into is since she was the time. so we'd have to go back to the, the 12th of august 2020 is the last time that i've, i've seen her respond to a site. it's uh, you know, a 1001 days ago. so you haven't got to tell tour in private even or not, not um sign id um the system doesn't allow for that site. all the system allows for uh, for the past, you know, a 1000 dies is a 30 minute conceal a visit once a month. and that's to 90 be undertaken by embassy officials. and then she's been able to write periodicall

our colleague tessa wong j about that, right?ss stark than decoupling, as we here in china, — than decoupling, as we here in china, where europe will protect— china, where europe will protect its trade technology, and i— protect its trade technology, and i think in other words to tell our— and i think in other words to tell our viewers, and i think in other words to tell ourviewers, it and i think in other words to tell our viewers, it is in a way— tell our viewers, it is in a way tilting themselves away from — way tilting themselves away from china, which is going to be a — from china, which is going to be a very— from china, which is going to be a very difficult task, because how many european economies are dependent on that? — economies are dependent on that? but also talk very tough diplomacy, like they're going to do— diplomacy, like they're going to do today. diplomacy, like they're going to do today-— to do today. that is a good definition _ to do today. that is a good definition from _ to do today. that is a good definiti

. >> jen wong is the -- john wong-- qian wong here, he said that they have hiked a lot, lights alwaysccur in monetary policy. he say that restrictive leading could get tighter. he did not say that he was ready to pause or skip a meeting when it comes to rate hikes but he doesn't seem to be signaling that. with all of the central banks, watching their inflation getting stabilized and deciding on rates, what does it mean for them? >> first, it's not a done deal that they will pause in june. i think they will depend on a data-driven approach, deciding whether they will pause work hike. -- or hike. they don't want to confuse a pause with the end of a tightening cycle because we do feel that the fed has more work to do. that said, i think that for the central banks in the region, the fed actually approaching the end of that tightening cycle will give some room for hs central bank to take a breather. especially with the macro backdrop with the easing and the inflation pressures that has been present. i would say central banks will be comfortably sitting on hold, and that is where i think th

the upper house, and generally not from bank go for more, is a senior writers corresponding funded, wong cha home on a, the move forward bought the ink to deal with 7 of the box and as on the issues they all agree with, does that move thailand, any closer to having a government move forward policy duty as they used to be on track, but we're still pending lot the on the timeline so that they post the west by the constitution. and what we have right now is the official election result, but we don't have as an endorsement of those results by the election. permission was those election results and doors then would be 15 days upon them. it must be to select the house because, but the endorsement could do take weeks or even months away with the latest b. so the july, so it was there waiting to see that. but why did this endorsement take so long to it's of the process that is richard in a constitution that was profit off of the 2014 minutes recruit um the coup make is, and the chimes a draft of the day, a plane to basically deal with this very extensive period before the end of the form and so

but leach wong has been among the fortunate few to being given a 2nd shots now runs a mobile funeral home say of the project is great. you rely on your into your hands. get you sold plans because we've committed crimes . you get back into society and pay the penalty of your sins of deposits when you are young. lee was freed in 2012 after sieving mold, in 14 years resultant armed robbery. his current business partner, son from joan, is also a former convict. he also found it tough to re adapt to live on the outside because wouldn't it are full of them? i live by the time i got out of prison, my parents passed away. i had no family, nothing and no confidence. i lived is if there was no tomorrow, some of them are a tried finding a job, but no one wants to. hi me. to me, i had a really tough time. when i was in prison at least i had a place to eat and sleep. oh. but when i got out, no, i had none of that unusual about to like thousands of others soon then lee. oh, then you live to this woman, full gone wrong founder of the rehabilitation scheme, thoughts on mama flu where she's finally c

i'm adrian wong, this is bloomberg.bill yields have been spiking dramatically over fears of a debt ceiling breach. the market overall has been pretty calm about it. perhaps we are used to this game of chicken. but over 5% yields went to the great financial crisis highs. the probability of an outright default on treasury debt, according to janus henderson, is less than 1%. yes, there could be consequences for markets they say, but it would be likely not as long of a lasting impact. it would feed quickly as a fix is found. as we get to that extent, perhaps something else works it way out. in the meantime, we are also seeing a spike in cvs, but that is a particularly illiquid market. we will be speaking about all of this with sushil wadhwani, cio dani: this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe". i'm dani burger in london with the stories that set your agenda. see guy anxiety -- cpi anxiety. asia stocks track wall street lower before today's u.s. inflation report, maybe that will feed into fed thinking on rates. little progress b