if mark wu gets to taiwan, mark wu never becomes the criminal defendant in this triple homicide. >> butre the trial, there was a stunning development. mark wu hanged himself in his jail cell. >> he was about to be essentially humiliated in the public. his parents are going to find out what he did. he's 20 years old. he's going to prison for the rest of his life. he killed these three boys to try to cover up what he had done with all his parents' money. then he had to kill himself, again at the last minute, to cover up what he had done and not face the truth. >> as a courtesy to the victims' families, prosecutors laid out their entire case, just as they would have presented it to the jury. and the science left no doubt, there would have been a conviction. >> we gave what would have been an opening statement or a closing statement to these family members and went through the evidence we had so they knew we took care of their family members, their friends' killer. that this was the right person, there is not somebody else out there. >> to me, they showed that wu was guilty. it was one of t

no danny wu. but anxiety? oh, yes. >> you didn't leave garages unlocked. >> no. >> sheds, doors, windows, cars. >> yeah. you do. you feel like there's a serial killer in town. >> and then a call from the local convention center. two catering company employees told the dispatcher they'd gone in through a side door to the kitchen. >> and here sits this person who they readily recognize as this danny wu that we had disseminated the images of and he was sitting there drinking a coke. and he basically picked up his stuff and disappeared into the >> so he's in the building somewhere. it's a big building. >> it's a big building. >> within minutes the police surrounded the convention center. a search dog trained to bite joined in. they set up a command post outside one of the center's windows. >> the dogs just woof, woof, woofing at the door. and the oregon state trooper behind us says i can see a leg hanging out of the ceiling. >> looking through a window. >> i take about two steps back from where i'm standing and i

above that requires a evaporates so it required a variance you can verify that i want to point out wu we have an exist clearance for the property that does a pretty good job of screening the windows there is already privacy resulting in the conditions which are a huge consideration thank you. >> mr. sanchez. >> go ahead. >> one other thing i want to say is that when they're talking about the sightlines and 6 foot

commissioner wu commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards percentage and commissionernt fong is expected to be absent. >> you can leave the door, sir. >> just leave it it will close on its own. >> commissioner antonini and commissioner johnson will be in attendance today commissioners, that places you under your is items proposed for continuance items 1 ab at order cord is proposed for continuance item 2 ab at 24 order court is for september 24th item 3 record at a hundred i didn't street it continuance for october 22, 2015, and commissioners further on our agenda a request if the project sponsor for continuance of 14 ab harrison street to september 10, 2015, please be advised commissioners the september 10th calendar does appear to be a little bit lengthy next is september 24th there are no speaker cards. >> thank you any public comment on item items proposed for continuance okay. seeing none public comment is closed. ask commissioner richards. >> i move to continue one a and 2 and 3 a to the dates specified and to september 24th. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'

--ant to ring in david wu bring in david wu. what you make of the last couple days? you know what, the fed still matters. there is no question. i do not think we would have had such a violent spike in equities across the board. you are besieged by the market or china's slow down, they cannot be hiking rates at the same time. another big take away today, the market going up into the close, people not realizing we are four or five days away from the parade in beijing, celebrating the end of the second world war, presumably the reason the chinese started to intervene as they do not want the president to look bad. it will be pretty stable he next few days. as dovish as dudley, maybe that is more the investor thinking over the next few days. alix: what is interesting, the --atility due to program it program excelling. jpmorgan had a note out saying tore could be $150 billion $350 billion worth over the next few days. what you think about that? david: it is crucial in understanding. that is where china plays a big part. think about this. there are to that really weird thin

. >> commissioner wu. >> i will keep is short to building on other commissioner comments i want to see a commissioner hillis asked for this i guess the sorts of topological of heights los angeles mission and hoourdz all the quasi to van ness and the embarcadero or something smaller for fifth from market it caltrans to eave mediator talk about clustering height and transit i want to see how that plays out you may want to do an additional versus polk but supportive of the idea of getting more clarity that the retail and that is important for being neighborhood serving and any use sized limitations on retail i haven't taken this close of a look at the da can we lock in the incomes for the affordable housing and the da does it it specific that is going towards 50 percent e-mail or anything like that? with the office of economic workforce development the da locates in those >> does that do that separately for the 3 types of affordable housing. >> yes. 50 percent ami period of time opportunity be it is 50 percent and some of it is designated at thirty percent and seniors is thirty percent. >

i'm jamie i represent the respondent permit holder chow wu we're respectfully asking the board uphold the permit that is approved without conditions my client may moved to remove two illegal kitchens from the basement and ground floor levels on muniic street very quickly in response i want to point out my client more her son korean resides in the single-family dwelling the top prosecution or portion is vablthd and the ground floor is occupied and ms. shoe occupy a basement level with another tenant legal use of this premise as a single-family home with one dwelling unit, however, as you may know it is used by at least 8 people as several separate dwelling units due to the presence of illegal kitchen on the basement tea ground floor levels of the home appellant appeals that alleging two permits in the position navigate the appellant is incorrect that was issued in cornerstones with the law and as a necessary step to convert the ground floor back to they are last legal use mistakes in the permit application that appellant allegations are actually not mistakes at item 9 a of the permit a

that they had traded harry wu's freedom for hillary clinton. china wanted her in beijing to legitimize that country's terrible record on human rights, so they let this american out of prison in order to get her there for their own purposes. some of the huge amount of pressure on hillary clinton to not take that trip, some of that was we hate the idea of a conference on women. some of that was just the standard we hate the clintons stuff from the right. substance-free personal vitriol toward both president clinton and mrs. clinton, which was a hallmark of that political era. but some of the criticism of that trip, the idea that china would be using a visit from the first lady of the united states to validate them, to validate their human rights track record, to excuse that government's behavior toward their own citizens, that was a really substantive worry, and it wasn't coming from a place of knee-jerk ideological opposition to the clintons. of course the way to beat that criticism is not necessarily to stay home and not go. the way to beat tha

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commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner johnson and he wanted to attend. >> commissioner moore commissioner richards additional commissioner hillis is and he wanted to be absent commissioners, that places you under your prototype for continuance item one admitting a request for a discretionary review authorization is proposed for continuance until august further on the agenda a request for continuance for items 9 and 10 on howard street for the certification of the environmental impact report acceptance of authority and determination of compliance conditional use authorization and request for variance proposed for september 3, 2015 i have no speaker cards. >> okay any public comment on the items proposed for continuance not seeing any commissioner richards i move to continue 9 10 to the dates speeded and commissioner moore i'd like to ask for continuance of 1042 and 44 based on identifying as a project not having properly representative to the conditions surrounding the property confirmed through numerous letters by the public i ask for continua

is commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore and commissioner richards we do expect commissioner johnson to arrive latest commissioners, that places you under your is the items proposed for continuance inadvertently the yosemite fish patch is continued was left off the calendar it is being continued indefinitely and will be renoticed for the benefit of the public further on your calendars commissioners item 15 for case on rosie after a discretionary review it has been withdrawn and will not be considered on today's agenda i have nothing further you might want to take public comment. >> on public comment no items proposed for continuance. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you. >> commissioners that place us under consideration of the definite minutes for july 16, 2015, i have i have no speaker cards. >> okay. any public comment on draft minutes? seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner moore >> we received an e-mail regarding is an omission on the minutes i didn't receive a copy of draft minutes myse

wu fromat was david merrill lynch.till ahead on the bloomberg market day, we will take a look at stocks that are making moves right now in the market. matt: including monsanto who is withdrawing its offer for syngenta after being rebuffed. stay with us for that. ♪ ♪ i'm pimm fox. matt: and i'm matt miller. starting with an acquisition for years in the making that does not pan out. isie: monsanto and syngenta what we're talking about. monsanto trying to make itself the biggest producer of seeds worldwide, pesticides as well. if it had succeeded in buying9. .- buying syngenta monsanto is abandoning the whole process and they may start buybacks once again. surges going up for monsanto. there is another big deal today, not nearly as big, but another deal was announced. buying -- a 66% premium to cameron's close yesterday. an oilfield services company buying a maker of equipment. the idea is they would be able to offer customers some sort of bundling. this might indicate they see a bottom to the oil market right now. we are

more on that dw wish and david wu in a moment. a feweek government says details need to be resolved. the agreement would give the greeks 86 billion euros that turns into $94 billion in exchange rates for today. the european central bank payment is due on august 20. matt: google wants to be the berkshire hathaway of the tech world. it is reorganizing into a holding company called alphabet. alphabet subsidiary will have its own ceo, and maybe its own letter, a structure similar to berkshire hathaway. larry page will be the ceo of alphabet. be headtime deputy will of the google search engine. he has only been working for 10 years. this guy's career has shot. he is young. he only came out of -- erik: there is no question because he is going to be running google inc.. not many outside the goal universe know much about send our pitch i -- about soon. p pichai.about sundar that was lower than the average economist estimate, but the first positive number in nearly one year. it is being called a new front in cybercrime. authorities have br

i'm jamie i represent the respondent permit holder chow wu we're respectfully asking the board uphold the permit that is approved without conditions my client may moved to remove two illegal kitchens from the basement and ground floor levels on muniic street very quickly in response i want to point out my client more her son korean resides in the single-family dwelling the top prosecution or portion is vablthd and the ground floor is occupied and ms. shoe occupy a basement level with another tenant legal use of this premise as a single-family home with one dwelling unit, however as you may know it is used by at least 8 people as several separate dwelling units due to the presence of illegal kitchen on the basement tea ground floor levels of the home appellant appeals that alleging two permits in the position navigate the appellant is incorrect that was issued in cornerstones with the law and as a necessary step to convert the ground floor back to they are last legal use mistakes in the permit application that appellant allegations are actually not mistakes at item 9 a of the permit ap

it is certainly not illegal to drive through the city streets, wu some residents feel it is a safety issue. they say if there were to be an emergency in downtown los dwrks atos and there was a lot of traffic there, it would be difficult for emergency crews to complete that emergency. >> maryanne, thank you so much. >>> new at 5:00 a tribute for a firefighter who made the ultimate sacrifice doing his job. california's governor ordered the flag be flown half staff all to honor david derule. he banished while battling the forest fire. crews did recover his wod day yesterday morning. he was a volunteer firefighter from south dakota who helped to come put out the fire. >> claimed one of 24 burning across california right now. the dry conditions brought only by years of historic drout are creating a tinderbox through much of the western region. the biggest wild fire is the so called rocky fire in lake county. it is so massive nasa satellites can pick up the smoke. the fire is still growing. more than 22,000 acres have burned there at last count and it's still just 5% contained. >> over the

joe: one of the things that wu said in the interview is we could see a return of further u.n. weakness after the parade and that maybe the devaluation we saw was just the beginning. he was even talking about the government letting the currency go completely. what's your take on the government's currency policy at this moment? guest: eventually they're going to have to do that because that's the way the economy is going and the currency is at an unsupportable level. they're spending, about $10 billion a day to support the value of the currency. that means in 21 weeks, you go through $1 trillion of reserve, and that number could actually increase. because as people start to realize how bad things are in china, you can see the pessimism build both inside and outside china, therefore you can see even more money coming out of the country. alix: we did see -- take a look at their f.x. reserves. there was a note out this week talking about the extra fire power that china has, that they don't actually need to support their currency. it's not quite it. but there you go. basically they'

we've heard rumors that the wu-tang clan is performing in portland next month.laughter) at which point a pressurized front could come from the south and blow and up cause trouble. (laughter) >> larry: absolutely. sounds right. i see right behind your butt -- yep, texas is on fire. what's going on there? >> well, larry, there's a fecal front swirling right outside of houston. (laughter) >> larry: fecal front? are you telling me there's a [ bleep ] storm brewing in texas? (laughter). >> you said it, larry. put together that many minorities, cowboys, and permissive gun laws, and you can guarantee some atmospheric trouble. >> larry: got it. okay. okay. thanks, gusty. (cheers and applause) now, look, this is going to be tough, but we really do want to focus on texas -- specifically what's going on with the sandra bland incident. it's gotten so many people talking because so much of it really doesn't make sense. a woman was pulled over for a traffic stop, and a few days apparently commits suicide in a jail cell. there's still a lot to unpack in this story. i'll tell y

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i wu very close to my son chlts he was 20 years old when he was killed.much of what i heard today and so much of what i'm hearing now is so similar to what i lived through. and i would just say to mr. parker, that if we don't talk about our children and if we don't put a human face on these tragedies, then it's all about the shooter. what's lost in the conversation is the real cost to people like us. and that the rest of the country shouldn't wait until it happens to them. >>> i just wanted to tell mr. parker that i was in capitol hill last month talking to senator shuman,and murphy: i would invite mr. parker to washington, d.c. on september 9th where we're going to walk the halls, talk to legislators about meaningful, universal gun checks on all background sales. and i think it's a little unfair. it's been a day. i think he's done a remarkable job of stating what the issues are. but as he talks to more folks and gets more involved in things, he'll begin to see other possibilities. >> and he doesn't know all the answers. >> andy, do you want to respond? >

scarlet: you saw david wu, head of currencies research at the firm. he discussed the impact on the currency markets overall. david: it's not going to turn around china's economic prospect at all. ishink even more important the fact that when you to recognize they did this today in order to ease monetary policy more gracefully. one of the things i have been writing about is this whole notion in impossible trinity. is the notion that no country can fix exchange rate and have a capital account open at the same time. china is no exception. i don't think it is a coincidence that this thing happened today three days after friday, on payroll and dollar data expectation. that chinese can lower interest rates at home, defend this while the fed is trying to hike rates. as we approach the start of the hiking cycle, they increase the urgency for china to let the currency go. by letting the currency go today, they are telling you it's going to be easing monetary possibly -- policy aggressively. sayinghere are people that this is the end of fixing as we know it. ma

. >> all right, brianna wu head coax edeveloper at space cat. >> del walters is here with a look at the next hour. >> coming up, we'll look at the number of cars and trucks that are recalled. just last year there were more than 74 million pulled off the road. all raising questions about your safety. the relationship between republican party and women. in the middle of it all trump consider, and back to ferguson, missouri. we'll look at how the city's courts have changed following the death of michael brown at the head of a white police officer. they are some of the stories ahead in the next hour. >> see you in a few minutes >>> russia's military facing a desertion problem. how the war is leading some of its soldiers to go awol. stay with us. >>> russia is trying to reform its military into a better equipped fighting force. allegations of inhumane conditions and fears about ending up fighting in ukraine led dozens of soldiers to desert their posts. rory challands reports. >> reporter: alexander is a young man that doesn't like the direction his life has taken. the enlisted soldier faces

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wu,et insight from david head of currency's research at merrill lynch.eanning transparency google. the cfo has been pushing for the financial disclosures and discipline that investors expect from such a large diversified business. will the creation of googles any help her -- googles new tech company with the company into shape? and pauls cory johnson sweeney who runs u.s. research for bloomberg intelligence. thank you for being here. paul, before we get into what they were pledging to do, talk to me about the timing of this announcement. why yesterday? it's clearly response to concerns that have been raised over the last year or so by a lot of googles large investors. pressinghey have been for some transparency, particularly as it relates to the capital investments and operating expenses they see being allocated to some of the moon shots that larry page is talked about since the ipo. the reality is those deals, there's a lot of them and they are piling up. billions of dollars being allocated to some of those investments are starting to become real number

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rick perry wu first to attack trump. thought he would get a lot of attention that way. he did. it wasn't translating in the polls. now the super pac is coming to take over. it's important because a lot of candidates will rely on super pacs to take them farther than they would have made it traditionally. remember, rick santorum and newt gingrich had super pac money. they were able to last longer than originally thought. we'll see that magnified this cycle. >> david, donald trump, is he going to get sick of spending his own -- i'm not sure he spent that much money. without having to reach into his pocket. will he get tired of spending his own money? >> it fends on how committed he is to winning the nomination. the thing about wealthy people who earned a living is they don't waste money. if he's committed to this and not raising money and doing it on his own he has the deepest pockets out there and he can do it. there is something important to understand about trump. he has fame, name recognition. he has an ability. he has at least the opportunity to attract the kind of support ot

and not long after that wu released, trump started taking what some media outlets are calling gach whatuestions about his faith. here is one example. >> an old testament guy or a new testament guy? >> probably equal. i think it's inkred, the whole bible is incredible. i joke very much so. they hold up the art of the day. i say my second favorite book of all time. the bible is something very special. >> tony perkins is president of the family research council and earlier i asked him what he's hearing from the evangelicals. tony, good to see you. what do you make of it? a lot of the folks say how could donald trump be leading with conservatives given his prior positions, some of which i mentioned. >> well, megyn, donald trump is the result of a republican leadership here in washington, d.c. that has been playing political footsies with barack obama rather than fist a cuffs. and people are tired of it and that includes evangelicals. they're tied of the lip service and they want action. donald trump is promising that. whether he delivers on that and whether he continues his conversation wit

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see busy as wu push toward the rush hour now. pretty typical what we see on 95.tle let than posted speeds. now, on the onramp from the vine to the schuylkill, you can see, we do have crash here, pulled away off to the side on that shoulder of that onramp. still, not causing in i slow downs, just make note of it as we head in. as you can see on the schuylkill, going in the other direction, it is starting to heat up there as well. and then look at this. just that kind of overcast, little dewey outside, certainly humid. this is a look at the boulevard as you head around the s curve trying to make your way on the schuylkill westbound certainly busy on the schuylkill around city avenue. accident fit watertown on limekiln pike eastbound at north hills avenue. all the lanes are blocked. use the alternate of jenkintown road. another accident of the morning. then every course we have been talking about this one, roxborough car hit pole. we have some downed wires. just use some caution around salmon avenue at eva street. over to you. >> thank you, breaking news right now,

it wu sent to the house and the house republicans wouldn't pass it.mp he would go look, you can't pass it through the congress. you should the deal with this. you're not going to deport 11 moil million people. >> he said a nation without borders is not a nation. there must be a wall against the southern border. a nation without laws is not a nation. laws must be enforced. he says a nation that does not serve its own citizens is not a nation. imimmigration plan must improve jobs, wages and security for all americans. i think it's interesting if you read, he points out that 40% of black teens are unemployed, 30% of hispanic teens are unemployed and he says this is way to try to help them gain employment and jobs. do you think that's bopossible? >> it's all about national security for our country. those are all very important concerns that not only donald trump is concerned about but so are americans, which is why he's so high, he's resonating so high in the polls. security for our country. listen. with illegals coming in here, eric, we can barely take c

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. >> i think we should get that on the table so wu can move forward. >> somebody just said yes tentative to language in a written contract. someone said yes to request for services based on the boards direction so if you reconsider that we have to resend that offer. >> or pay them >> the think about money and the quality you get for a favor, i don't assume we pay all the people to come and speak, but 120 houroffs work is more than a speaking engagement >> why can't we add a pc on the panel we have? >> maybe they will be involved anyway. this panel of 5 people was the boards idea, not staffs idea. i think staff could have done it with less than 5 people >> the board specified in may with the release of the rfp there would be a consultant who wasn't a consultant to the board. i didn't think non paying was part of the vote. when we voted to this we didn't assume there is no part of hiring people gratisment you get what you pay for and money is exchanged where a future favor, which who knows what it is. i find it very troublesome. >> in several previous reports we indicated we refer to this

. >> when yore wu offu were offer role, were you surprised?yourself an american? >> yes. >> reporter: but the 21-year-old is an undocumented citizen who snuck into the country to be with his mother. >> the faith that i'm here illegally, i understand, but it's a reality we have to deal with. our parents decided to bring us here because they want a better future for us. we love this country. we follow the rules and we want to make something good of ourselves and make people proud. >> reporter: undocumented immigrants make up more than 15% of the people living in huntington park. the mayor knew appointing them would still be controversy. >> are you sejd a mention you can break the law and be rewarded for that? >> i don't think so. you here not going to get rid of them. you're not going to deport them. so what do you do? you have to engage with them in a popular way. >> if we head down the road giving political benefits to people who have no right in the country, we further d-mennish the value of citizenship and the basic core that ties us togethe

this was noted by some legal willmics including timothy -- wu. they took on the notion of the internet as a place of its own. the internet after all relies on some fairly monday and things. underneath it all, they wrote, is an ugly physical transport infrastructure. copper wires, fiber-optic cables, and routers and switches with direct information from place to place. governments do regulate the internet. we are now faced with the question of how far they will go in asserting control. be regardednternet like other domains that fall outside national boundaries, the high seas, outer space, and the antarctica? words, should the internet be regarded as a global comments, subject to internationally agreed-upon norms. or instead, should it be viewed as every nation's airspace that would put the internet under each nation's individual total control. the absence of consensus, some countries are not waiting for one. in china, they lead in treating the internet as an internal system that is theirs to roll. .- rule that is emblematic of what has become free