>> wu: to share, yeah. >> eric: yes, i like that too. it's very convenient. >> wu: yeah.r four hours. >> anthony: as it cooks down it gets stronger and stronger and the heat more intense. a delicious yet unpredictable silt of spice gathering at the bottom of this river of hot lava. if you dig deep, like, down to the sediment down there, the river bed, man. it's spicy. you feel enlightened yet? look how the colors changed in the broth. >> xiao: that was -- you kind of expected it? >> eric: yes. it is exactly what i expected it. [ laughs ] >> seven: more beers, guys? >> anthony: yeah. definitely. >> eric: i cannot think anymore. so i'm gonna eat and drink. >> anthony: but the baijiu comes out and everything is fine again, for me, anyway. i'm not so sure about eric. >> anthony: you're out of it, man. it's all good, though. it's all good. >> eric: okay. >> anthony: don't say okay. the evening's just beginning. >> xiao: everything you just had was appetizer. >> anthony: it's all good, though. it's all good. >> eric: he's the devil. look at him. >> seven: let's drink baijiu. >>

there will be music performance bite wu-tang plan -- wu-tang clan and third eye blind. here is rosemary orozco with other great activities in our weekend watch. >> heading into the first weekend of june, here are some things happening around the bay. in san francisco joining the fund as the music festival complete with 24 live bands, food, drink, and arts and craft s. get a taste of greece at the san jose greek festival featuring dancing, live music, and an open market. that this weekend at saint nicholas greek orthodox church. celebrate a long-standing tradition at the 109th annual san leandro cherry festival and parade on saturday. this festival will offer food, beer garden, live entertainment, special kids zone, and parade that starts at 10 am in downtown. or head inland for the 37th annual art and wine festival in walnut creek complete with bay area music and entertainment for the entire family including more than 200 artists, regional wines and microbrews. that's saturday and sunday in walnut creek. in berkeley, head to the fifth annual pines for pause -- pints for

tim wu, i understand was here earlier, came out with his report in 2012, 2013, you know, that woke us up. and i was happy to partner with shawn reyes and really urging the ftc to take another look in light of the tim wu study. >> i suspect everybody in this room knows what you are talking about. not everybody in the country who may be watching necessarily would. but when the ftc closed down their investigation of google dominant market position and did so with no action and no involvement with the states, i was attorney general when that happened. we knew it had happened when we read about it in the paper the next day. there has been a great deal of concern since then that without having that federal partner getting the ags to engage together was not as easy as it might have seemed. so your leadership and your republican counterpart colleague and certainly our friend shawn reyes of utah, i think that was a big moment, because it was the first time the states had said to the federal government you are not done here. if you think all the issues related to use of the internet and search

on the judy wu part, that the impact on others, not just the people who are living in the buildings, but who are next door, across the street and the block behind is phenomenal. one home can destroy life for a huge number of people. so i'll ask that we take d.r. i'd like to hear other commissioners speak to the metrics. i've laid out my approach and i'm curious about other commissioners' comments. >> president hillis: commissioner johnson? >> commissioner johnson: okay. first, i want to thank president cohen and supervisor safai, the d.r. requester and all of the community members that came out. you clearly have a wonderful neighborhood that's truly knitted together. exami and i appreciate you all coming out and participating in the civic process. it's about how our city departments and systems will enforce laws and codes that promote safety and benefit the community. community trust i think is our best asset, and when bad actors fly under the radar and clearly flout the rules and public safety and quality of life of the residents, that erodes the trust and undermines our system. we

wu. project sponsor? welcome. >> good afternoon, president hillis, commissioners. director rahaim. ben kingsley with s.k.s. partners. i'm going to yield most of my time to my colleagues. i just wanted to mention there are a number of colleagues who rarely get recognized when projects come before the commission, and that would be the staff, in particular, planning department staff. they invest hundreds of hours working on this project and others, and i think it's important that they're given the recognition for being professionals that they are, looking out for the built environment in san francisco. so with that, i'd like to yield to john nicolai who's our partner in this project. >> good afternoon, members of the commission, director rahaim, and members of the community in attendance. my name is john nicolai, and i represent a fourth generation san francisco family that has pro proudly owned this property on de haro for 80 years. my father started san francisco gravel on this site since 1925, and it's been managed by my family for three generations. we decided to close the buildin

in 1996, yancey wu took over as a full-time owner. she is a nationally significant person for the role in the historic right to marriage case wu versus locklear. v.i.p. grooming sf inc now provides services for 2,000 dogs. if approved by the s.b.c. for the registry, both locations would be included on the registry because they fall under the same employer identification number, have the same business name, which is v.i.p. grooming sf inc and have the same ownership and business model. both businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic reservation commission. after reviewing these applications and the recommendations from h.p.c., staff finds the businesses have met the three criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy business registry. there are two draft resolutions for consideration by the small business commission, one for f th o legacy business registry applicants. note that a motion in support of the businesses should be a motion in favor of the resolutions. in the resolutions, please pay close attention to th

remember judy wu? i know we all lived through that together. we cannot allow project sponsors to go forward, chop up units. because you know what? it actually puts the folks that are renting, in many cases, vulnerable students, in many cases, english as a second language, and it calls into question whether or not they will be safe. under is under the radar. nothing is approved. we need to learn from instances from ghost ship to ensure that this type of egregious behavior doesn't put any of our folks in danger, but that's exactly what can happen. so i'm sure you're all familiar with the phrase apologize later -- act and apologize later. that's not okay in this case. sometimes, i do that myself, to be fair. but only on behalf of the people. but back to -- on a serious note, this is -- this is really concerning to me. i have raised my concerns to director hui over in d.b.i., and will be working with him to help root out the corruption, and it will probably take a long time, expand longer than the six months that i have available to me in my board

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this is the wus lie from by the deal revealed reports detail chancellor angela merkel's new agreements to curb the migrant flows into germany but is the strictly new a sign of policy enough to appease rebel didn't hunt government and save her job also coming up. grief in and out for the exits the latest u.s. city to join the sad roster of communities of strong finance shooting five people died when a gunman opened fire in the offices of a local newspaper. and get ready for a super saturday in football as the world cup and since the knockout phase all eyes will be on this matter you know messi as big it is often seen as take on a loaded from. heaven on free glad you could join me german media reports that chancellor i'm going to moscow has secured agreements with fourteen more a you countries for the rapid return of rejected asylum seekers she also reportedly wants migrant processing centers at germany's borders chances hardline coalition partners had set sunday as a deadline for machall to secure an overhaul of the e.u.'s migration approach the german chancellor told reporters the deal

with me now to discuss this is shan wu who is a legal analyst. shan, thank you for being with us.dren no more than 20 days, and already reportedly we're hearing that some kids have been separated from their parents or have been held for many weeks, how might there be a legal challenge ahead, potentially, for the trump administration's practices? >> well, there is a number of ways the challenges can come forth, but individuals can sue and advocacy organizations can sue. it's important to understand the context of flores. it's already, as we speak, being heavily litigated. the most essential points of it are as you mentioned, the 20-day limit of children that are with their parents, the children cannot be detained longer than that. and also it sets up for conditions usually of state licensing of the facilities. so right now in the executive order, the president has asked doj to relieve i.c.e. of those conditions. they want i.c.e. to be able to detain the kids longer than that and also actually to relieve them of the state licensing issues. although the position the justice departmen

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chan wu, thank you. >> good to be here.> all right, we're now hearing from the family of antwon rose for the first time since charges were filed against the police officer who shot and killed him. prosecutors have charged michael rossfeld, an east pittsburgh police officer, with criminal homicide. 17-year-old rose was riding in a car that police thought was involved in an earlier drive-by shooting. after the car was pulled over, he was shot in the face, in the arm, and in the back. it was the shot to the back that killed him, all as he was trying to run away. his mother and his sister spoke to cnn earlier this morning. >> we just want justice for my brother at the end of the day, because my mom, she lost her only son. my daughter, she lost her uncle and her role model. i lost my brother and my best friend. >> i really thought that if he became a lawyer, he would change the world. hopefully, through this tragedy, though, he does change the world. >> the officer's attorney told our affiliate wtae that his client is in counsel

brandon belt came back yesterday after recovering for wu rowe two weeks from an appear enectomy.e had the power hat era wak. 12th home run for the year. plenty for chris stratton giving up one run scat heering three hits in six obstrucstrikeouts. . oakland led 2-0 at one point against the angels. then breaks to tie with a solo home run in the sixth. the 11th of season. the angels take a 3-2 lead. the a's trailed 5-3 in the ninth. marques sim john leads off with a solo bomb, making it 5-4. down to the final out, mark canter led a home run in the second with the bloop single here. dustin fowler, ties it at 5-5. we head to extra innings. bottom of the 11th. bases loaded. one up for jonathon off the wall. either way a walk off winner and thes win a final for 6-5. >> for to us take two out of three and make up four the astros series. that's huge to get on this flight and enjoy the off day tomorrow and get back after it against the padres. >> world cup sock being mexico kicking it. germany 35th min ok at this move stops on a dime, kicks and scores. look at the reaction from both city.

wu person wrote surely they must be mistake can. >> those are your tech bites. >>> it's an oldie but a goody. if you caught the tony awards last night, there was an amazing moment that was quite touching. the performance by stoneman douglas high school students that brought much of the audience to tears. >>> plus the special tribute babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. walnut creek, this is one of those areas that's going to get very hot the next few days. today temperatures jump five to 12 degrees with the biggest jump in san rafael, 71 yesterday, 83 today. redwood city 72 to 81. we'll have low to mid 70s around san francisco and oakland. we'll take a look at the parade once again and what to expect. we've got a hurricane churning near mexico. we'll talk about that, too. >>> now we'll show you that emotional moment from last night's tony awards. drama students from stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, took the sage and sang "seasons of love" f

. >> i want to bring in chan wu, a legal analyst, former federal prosecutor and also a lawyer for ricks formerly who is manafort's co-defendant. dave jacobson is a political commentator and democratic strategist. and john thomas is a political commentator. good to see all of you. so robert mueller is apparently trying to ratchet up the pressure on paul manafort, letting him know we mean business, you can't talk to potential witnesses. do you think there is a chance ma that manafort may think again and potentially try to cut a deal? >> it certainly ratchets up the pressure on him and it is a very tough blow for his lawyers. it is so much harder to work with your client when they are incarcerated. there is lots and lots of document review that needs to done. this makes it much harder. in terms of can we see into the future whether we will cause him to cooperate? it is hard to know. he has a very tough defense team and right from the beginning they have been very adamant that they would go to war on this. but you know, mr. manafort is not a young man and the physical strain of being in ja

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serbia new arrivals have since slowed to a trickle but the high security barrier remains in place you wus funny for char has more barbed wire detectors border patrols hungary's answer to the migration crisis since twenty fifteen journalists are not welcome to film at the border of the serbia this is just closest we could get you can see this fence it's one of the most fortified and have any god that in europe it's like a sealed fortress the methodists clear keep migrants out what does this fence mean to people on both sides of the border i'm meeting t.v. i could watch a private lawyer for migrants under a new home getting a law people who help migrants can be prosecuted kenya considers to work essential . these migrants want someone to talk to a few calming words that would ensure their asylum claim would be taken care of. our interview is interrupted esteeming i received a message to offer clients will receive asylum in hungary after they spend ten months in a closed off hungary and transit zone. just because someone's from iraq doesn't automatically mean they're a terrorist these are re

and that was a conversation that we conducted a bit earlier in the meantime keep it wus there get mass has also been covering the story over the past year and she met up with some of the survivors and people campaigning for justice for the victims here's her report this used to be his home now it's a monument to a tragedy the bento chalo friends the towel follows honeyed will be wherever he goes it's always in his mind in this empty space he used to have his fish still in the area is to lose him. sure i can go and hamid used to live on the sixteenth floor now he lives in a hotel like many other survivalists or this is my story. of both i'm stuck here for my. new house when i get my house we buy some things because everything is is going on the fast. so this is it this is it's just. the meat things he was able to escape the flames because he was strong to keep fit he had always taken the steps instead of the lift luckily his family was not at home that night imagine a deal in your house and even with your family and not just instantly everything once. in a different way. you apply a nam

he wus there reporting from lebanon well migration is also dominating public debate in the united states at the moment the u.s. is preparing to howls as many as twenty thousand migrant children on four military bases it's not clear parents will be holes there too this comes a day after president all of trump signed an executive order ending the policy of separating migrant children from their parents who enter illegally from mexico after growing global and domestic outrage over the policy. well the first lady has traveled to texas to get a firsthand look at a child detention center but much of the press coverage was on melania trump choice of wardrobe she was seen boarding a plane wearing the jacket with the words i really don't care do you are spokesperson said there was no hidden message. well europe is hitting back at us tariffs imposing trade duties of attorney monica and terry it's the next step towards a potential trade war in retaliation for u.s. tariffs on steel and allen many of the e.u. has slapped new duties on billions of dollars of american imports the duties come into effec

mathematics and hermetic magic developing a method for contacting angels author and journalist jason wu recently tells the recently sat down and tells the story of john d. and his new book john d. and the empire of angels and oki and magic of the modern world watching the hawkesbury on johnstone recently sat down with luke to discuss his book and how a cultist active agents to establish their new world order. so jason i want to start by talking about your new book that focuses on john d. and his place basically in modern history is in a sense one of the godfathers that say at the british empire where does all cultures of fit in the birthing of the modern world so the occult magic trama ism all of these things have been involved in humanity since humans first came down out of the trees the human race has constantly been looking to change its consciousness to alter its consciousness to optimize its consciousness if you will and so magic has been involved in not just religion but also geo politics and state craft since the beginning of history do you as a particularly interesting person to

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you wus live from berlin donald trump and kim jong un have signed what trump called a comprehensive document at their historic summit in singapore though the contents of the document are not yet known it's the culmination of a historic day in singapore. and welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un have just signed what donald trump calls a comprehensive joint document at a historic meeting between the two men details of that joint document are not yet clear but president trump claims that a deal nuclearized the asian process in north korea is due to begin shortly he also said he developed quote a very special bond with north korean leader kim jong un for his part kim jong un claimed the world will see a quote major change after today's summit and that he and trump agreed to leave the district and would you love come to washington we expect to learn more about the contents of their joint document shortly with president trump to address the press within chu hours u.s. president all trump hailed the signing of the declaration saying it would transfo

willing to accept your still discussion on the use of easy to ally with safety wu comes to. join us on facebook. there's been plenty of coverage of the thousands of casualties inflicted by israel along its border with gaza but what's been the role of hamas in the bloodshed the organization runs gaza and is labeled a terrorist group by western countries my guest this week here in beirut is a summer home down a senior member of hamas is ruling politburo did the movement deliberately provoke israel with no thought at all for the safety of its citizens. some have done welcome to conflict zone thank you more than a hundred people dead thousands injured on the israeli border with gaza just what you wanted of course not. you knew this would happen and yet you encourage people to go there while it was not expected to be like this we are talking about more than one four hundred forty people were killed more than seven thousand people were injured it was a civilian protest it was an armed protest the people who were killed women children old people all of they wanted to go home back t

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. >> i think, policy you are right, politically you are doubling right, if you do amnesty wu take away from momentum that we have built, 6 months ago everyone said there would be a blue wave, people are not saying that any more, policies have been focused on working americans, and folks in middle class now keeping more of what they earned, seeing higher wages and salary, this would blublunt that. i agree with you, this is political malpractice and creates a greater likelihood you have nancy pelosi as speaker. lou: it is political cowardice and ignorance, a travesty and tragedy for country, without the republican party,isaster awaits, and by the way that is not sufficient to fnkly create some sort of a catharsis for working men and women to country who this president has supported. it will be a blood bath. that is a shame. cowardice will design its own destiny, i am afraid conference has chosen to stay with us this speaker. as we wrap up, why is she still in the office? why can't the republican conference muster guts to save both party and themselves get him the humanita hell out. >> pa

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david wu, of south of market community action network. i'm here urging you today to please restore funding to the united families program as part of the larger budget justice coalition ask. it is unacceptable that our most vulnerable residents are constantly under funded. our united families program connects working class immigrant parents and grandparents to the resources they need in a culturally competent manner. please do not strip away these important services for san franciscans that need it the most. again, i urge you to support the funding ask of the budget justice coalition and a.p.i. council for a just budget. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: do you have a figure? >> for the youth program, it is 100,000 annually, and for the united families, program, 50,000 annually. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor cohen: next speaker. >> hi. good afternoon, supervisors. want to thank the budget committee for all their work on the budget so far, and also want to thank the board of supervisors for their unanimous suppor

department's antitrust division, ethan glass, now a partner with quinn emanuel, and combia law professor tim wuethan, this strikes me as a significant call by this judge, whether it goes for or against blocking, arly because of what might happen with conditions what do you expect in terms of the range of conditions that might be imposed on this if it is indeed approved >> good morning. so i believe there are three ways the judge could go with this all threhave effects on how mergers will go in the future. the first is if the judge blocks this deal. blocking this deal will have a significan standing effect on whether or not the law means anything over 50 years ago, the supreme court said that law is not the justice department is always right. the law requires evidence to be built and then the judge will assess the evidence and decide whether or not a merger should go through here, the department of justice has really not produced any evidence so if the judge blocks it, there's serious concerns second is that the remedy the judge would need to address would have to be a remedy based upon the evid