john, what about the likes of constance wu and michelle yeo, do they have higher paid than henry goldingy golding? know, in fact i think everybody understood that this was a moment to celebrate and all asian cast —— higher pay —— no. everyone will reap the benefits. john penotti, one of the producers of the blockbuster hit crazy rich asians. in other business news, saudi arabia has denied reports it called off its plan to sell shares in state oil giant aramco. reuters reported a group of financial advisers to abandon a plan to sell 596 advisers to abandon a plan to sell 5% of the company. it quoted a source suggesting the decision was taken some time ago but was not being announced. saudi arabia‘s energy minister said the government would proceed with the flotation, which has been billed as the largest ever initial public offering if it does take place. hewlett—packa rd saw does take place. hewlett—packard saw a solid jump in their quarterly profitability due to strong growth in its personal systems, and its printer business, which it purchased from samsung electronics. revenue rose 12%

shan wu, iesha rasco and michael zeldon.e got into this before we had the breaking news about senator mccain, but let's recap this. what does it mean for someone in the role of allen weisselberg, who has immense knowledge of the trump organization and president trump himself to cut an immunity deal like this ? >> what's most important is for us to learn when the immunity deal was offered and as to what it pertained. if it was offered before the cohen plea and it was only to gather the information necessary to secure cohen's plea and perspective cooperation, then it's pretty ring fenced. if it was more recently granted or it's ongoing and it relates to the broader trump organization, its financial dealings and the trump foundation under inquarrkwainqu just don't know where it's going to go. >> there's a chance that his cooperation with the federal government is over with. with a specific goal of this michael cohen indict money amen conviction. >> when you decide to cooperation, it's never really over. they can always come bac

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constance wu: a story that really centers an asian-american couple's experience. and so--or asian-british as well. we also have asian-australian, asian-costa rican, asian-canadan. canadan, canadian? janelle: the director also asian, palo alto's own jon chu. jon chu: the fact that people are abuzz about it now, and it feels like we have this momentum, and people are excited to see it is a dream come true. janelle: it's the american dream come true not only for jon, but for his famous father, lawrence chu, also known as chef chu. he owns one of the bay area's most popular restaurants, chef chu's in los altos. presidents, athletes, famous singers have all eaten here since it opened in 1969. like him, he's always encouraged his children to go after their dreams. lawrence chu: you still have to work hard. you know, it's not something, sit there, it happen. you know, work very hard, and then also you have to know every movie you do, it has to mean something. this particular movie to jon is from the heart. janelle: jon chu connected with this film after reading the bests

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outfront now, john dean, a former nixon white house counsel and shan wu, former lawyer for rick gatesd former federal prosecutor. john, if i could begin with you, what does it tell you that manafort's defense team was trying to cut a deal in washington while the jurors in his first trial were still deliberating his fate. is that significant in your view? >> well, i think the timing tells us something. at the time they were discussing this, they had a little more swagger in their step. they felt strongly about their case in virginia and i'm sure that the defendant feels the pressure of the expense of these trials. it's probably a seven-figure trial that he just went through in virginia and that's what he's facing in the district of columbia. so doing a deal would have been an intelligent and cost-saving move. but i think probably the prosecutors said he want some cooperation and couldn't get any. that's when the discussions broke off. >> would that be the likely reason, and again this is reading tea leaves here, i'll admit that, but if it was the special counsel, as "the wall street jo

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this is the wus live from berlin at least four people are reported dead in a shooting in florida this after shots ring out in a restaurant hosting a video game tournaments police say the gunman died of the ceiling and that there are no other suspects also coming up on. a warning from anglo makela democratic institutions must be respected in an interview the german chancellor says democracy is more than just a majority vote and is incomplete if independent courts and a free press are upheld will bring your analysis and if you have to put francis wraps up his visit to ireland with a huge open air mass this after the pontiff asks for forgiveness for the catholic church over its sexual abuse scandals but his critics say words aren't enough. to live in the clear get the big sunday clash featured two of buying munich's mean challengers for the title rooster document of our busy lives each will have that and more from the german top flight. i'm edith kimani thank you for joining us media in the u.s. state of florida say four people have been killed and around ten wounded in a mass shooting a

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this is the wus life from the fresh zero earthquake the shake the indonesian island of long haul a series of travel schools panic and some damage on the island they come just two weeks after quite killed nearly five hundred people that also coming up to. afghanistan announces a provisional ceasefire with the taliban but says the insurgents must do that on the beach the truce comes after a week of bloody vomiting. and hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country in search of walk that is the numbers grow neighboring countries say no more room welcome. i'm headed home free glad you could join me. the indonesian island of long has been rocked by a series of earthquakes one measuring magnitude six point three in the other off the audience north east coast measuring six point nine the show has caused landslides damaged buildings and spread panic just two weeks off of the worst earthquake in the audience history which killed four hundred sixty people. it is a scene that is becoming familiar to races and some tall a-g. makers on the island of lombok the aftermath of yet another powerf

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. >>> joining me now shan wu, a former federal prosecutor and former defense attorney for rick gates. always good to have you with us. let's pick up there in terms of what "the wall street journal" is reporting about a possible plea deal for paul manafort and why this may have broken off. what stands out to you? what do you think some of the issues could have been for the special counsel? >> it's hard to say what they might have been. it could have been the special counsel had specific admissions they wanted from him. on the other hand it could be something more ped he estrian. when the negotiations were occurring, it's while the jury is out. both sides had reason to be a little bit nervous with that note about reasonable doubt. it's basically a moment where the roulette wheel is spinning. neither side knows who will come out ahead. it's a smart time for manafort's team to push for a bargain. it's also a very tight time window for the pros cuters to feel confidence that they could give him any kind of a good deal. they would normally want to have a lot of due diligence, sit down with

. >> shan wu is back with me.e you formerly represented rick gates, manafort's long time associate until he decided to plea. let's talk about the jury working quietly right now, we haven't heard a lot from them, just the two notes. what does that signal to you? >> as a former prosecutor in my prosecutor days, i was always pleased if the jury has been working quietly for a while. initially i thought the first question about reasonable doubt might imply they were having disagreements very quickly. i've changed my mind because they were quiet on friday and are working pain stayingly as we just heard. i think that's probably a good sign for the prosecution. i understand the defense team's point. i agree about two things with them, first, if it goes really long, that's probably a good sign for them, particularly if we get notes saying the jury is having trouble reaching a unanimous decision. and then secondly, i think the defense team has a right to feel good. a lot of us thought this was going to be a slam dunk case a

. >>> former federal prosecutor, shan wu.iuliani says the president would be open to agreeing to answer questions on obstruction of justice even though he wasn't comfortable with that idea a couple days ago. as long as the questions aren't -- this is what he told dana bash -- aren't, quote, unquote, perjury traps -- what does that mean to you? >> that's a good question that could mean different things to different lawyers. per perjury trap is this notion that if you, as the prosecutor, already know that the person you're questioning has given an answer, or you have information that has them locked in, and you also have a pretty strong idea they're going to lie about that, that's the perjury trap. it is not a perjury trap to have an session and ask questions you don't know the answers to. that's not a perjury trap. that's giuliani saying that he's worried about lis cliehis clien likes to speak off the cuff, go off subject and lie. so he's worried he'll talk himself into a perjury trap. perjury trap su already have the info, yo

and while henry's better-known costars like "fresh off the boat's" constance wu, "dr.kwafina may be used to getting this kind of crazy press, not this guy. >> and you two also were on the cover of "entertainment weekly"" >> my first big cover. the fact that people were picking on it before any footage was coming out, i was blown away. and that just shows how much faith the industry has in our movie. >> anybody know where henry is? >> yeah. >> just who is this leading man? he's 31, married, and a former hairstylist who's also very comfortable in front of the camera. >> thank you for joining us on all of our travels. . >> henry was a tv host in asia and built up quite a following. and while shooting this movie in his home country of malaysia was a treat, it wasn't as glam as it looks. >> the three-piece suits, filming in asia, it was just like a steam box. >> but you know we lost a lot of weight from the sweat, you know? >> we did, we sweat it out. >>> all right, well, coming you, chrissy tiegen and john legend's two--month-old son miles proves next on kron-4 news at eig

joining us is the taiwanese foreign minister, joseph wu.ast -- your loss of influence with these diplomatic missions going by the wayside? joseph: thank you very much for this wonderful question. i think it's very important to look at chinese behavior and to see its objectives. and i think the general interpretation in this part of the world is that china has been expending its influence everywhere in the world. central america is america's backyard. therefore when china is -- without any force stopping it, i think china's influence will continue to expand. it was panama in 2016. earlier, it was the dominican republic. now it's el salvador. i think we need to ask the question when is it going to end. of course, china, if it's a normal country, it wants to exercise its influence. it wants to have its interests realized. when china is having its strategic objectives at the cost of other countries, of course, we need to be aware of this situation. taiwan has been a democracy. it has been a very proud democracy. it has been praised by the inter

isn't he wus a live from berlin venezuela's president says he survived a drone attack in the capitalon heart would only come if the. president nicolas maduro was speaking during a military parade when blasts were heard in two rows blaming colombia's president for the alleged attack we'll have the latest from caracas also coming up. tens of thousands of people rally in israel against a new law which they say marginalize is non jews this time one of israel.

i was going to wear a wu tang clan tracksuit, but i looked up wu tang clan tracksuit, but i looked upself and... it hello and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington, christian fraser is in london. the first shots in a trade war between china and america were fired last month. but they were small compared to what the trump administration is planning next. this week chinese officials will fly to washington to try to prevent a full scale artillery assault on chinese exports to the us. and today hundreds of american businesses added their voice telling the white house, please don't ratchet up this battle. many us importers don't like it and nor do some exporters. here's one example — american lobster sales to china had been growing steadily in recent years, but that stopped when beijing hit the american lobster industry with a 25% import tax. it was retaliating against us tariffs on chinese goods. it's exactly how trade wars start. nick bryant reports from maine. the waters off maine has become an unexpected theatre of the trade war. with the local lobster fishermen in the defenceless victi

this is the wus line from the fresh zero earthquake the shake the indonesian island of long for a series of travelers schools panic and some damage on the island they come just two weeks after a quake killed nearly five hundred people that also coming off. afghanistan announces a provisional cease fire with the taliban but says the insurgents must do that all the beat.

. >> reporter: constance wu of the pioneering sitcom "fresh off the boat" -- >> i need to start makingu make sure that everyone does their clc. >> okay, teacher-mommy. >> reporter: plays his on-screen love interest. >> so your family is like rich? >> we're comfortable. >> that is exactly what a super-rich person would say. >> such a cinderella story. what's it like being able to don couture outfits? >> at first so fun. but then several hours later your feet are killing you. >> that's awesome. >> so you get both sides of it. >> reporter: the equally passable michelle yeoh the domineering matriarch. the global superstar known for powerhouse roles in blockbusters like "crouching tiger, hidden dragon." but more refined power. >> i withdrew from university when we got married. i chose to help my husband run a business and raise a family. for me, it was a privilege. for you, you may think it's old fashioned. >> michelle, you've described the character as less a tiger mom and more of a dragon mom. what do you mean by that? >> i think moms are all like that. because dragons protect their treas

joining us is grace wu, senior director and head of china bank ratings at fitch.ite positive. do you share that similar optimism, or are you looking for cracks in the second half that the economy is slowing down? >> we do expect some slowdown in the second half, and part of that will factor into the bank earnings. chinese banks tend to make more expense and long provisions in the second half. usually we tend to see stronger earnings in the first half, but a slowdown in the second half. yvonne: china has been more on the target stimulus these days. do you see these measures undercutting the deleveraging campaign in a big way? >> not yet, but it is one of our concerns given that one of the reasons we have kept a negative outlook on china with respect to the tightening measures is the fear whether we would see another stimulus that would further left the debt leverage in china. we have seen statements from the authorities requesting banks to extend lending and also to support lending to borrowers that might be experiencing temporary difficulties. whenever you have an

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when he wus free coffman travel to prague and he introduces us to a resident who lived through the events of one nine hundred sixty eight and the return to hard line communism that followed. roland burris our retraces the pass near the radio station building and crowd fifty years ago dramatic scenes unfolded on this very street. toward the. mall where i was standing in front of this tree. the shells were exploding shrapnel was flying everywhere. explosions and shrapnel everywhere barricades were crushed by soviet tanks soldiers shot demonstrators there our took photographs on that long day along with many other progress events in the early hours of august the twenty first one nine hundred sixty eight warsaw pact troops ended the prague spring dream of an open and humane communist system at the start of that year the communist party had begun allowing greater freedom of expression journalists working for czech radio we're no longer censored. or so we did not want the radio building to be occupied. so people set up barricades they also set a tank on fire here. god forbid for the. images fro

constance wu from the show fresh off the boat -- the director has ties to the bay area.the son of immigrants, he grew up in the southbay, and his father is the owner of a popular los altos restaurant called chef chu's. >> i never thought about doing it about my own culture. it's scary to talk about your own identity. it's been a very empowering and amazing experience. >> jon chu's new film is a romantic comedy. crazy rich asians hits theaters august 15. >>> and the weather department, ladies and gentlemen, it's time for the all-important weekend forecast. tonight we begin with the fog that's obscuring the view from high atop the salesforce tower cam where the numbers right now are mostly in the 50s and 60s. 64 at concord, 64 in livermore, 61 degrees -- and in santa rosa 57. sometimes, you know, the headlines summit up. isn't that the case? fire, fire, seems like it's all over the states. in fact, over the weekend, conditions don't improve terribly much. tonight, the numbers have fallen into the 70s around the mendocino fire complex. over the weekend, they will still be i

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most of the chains stress the country's reforms laid the foundations for a sustainable recovery he wus brussels bureau chief max hoffman caught up with. commissioner now the commission says this is a new chapter for greece but it seems like for regular people in greece it's more of the same high unemployment high taxes bad pensions would you agree no i don't i think that we are really opening a new chapter that the situation in greece has already improved a lot including unemployment which has diminished from twenty seven percent to less than twenty percent i know that these still high it's much too high but i think that now the. structures that we have built in greece make this country capable to recover attractiveness to attract investors to be competitive and to create a lot of jobs and that's what i expect that the now the people in greece will really see that the efforts to be taking. still be mistaken it's not because there was also there is a crisis in greece it's because there has been terrible crises that we need to have a more solid structures for economy and society in greec

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mmfw wu.- ' wwrm e‘fir urll g the humidity and heat finally disappearing. notice this change as we go through the week, looking cooler in london as we head towards next weekend and perhaps some showers around as well. many of us need some rain. is there any in the outlook? there is a chance of showers. the west— north—westerly wind, there will always be across western and north—western parts of the country. what we will see is something much cooler. two thirds of all plastic food packaging sent for recycling is buried or burned because it can't actually be recycled. donald campbell's rebuilt bluebird is back in the water, more than 50 years after it crashed on coniston water. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the business journalistjohn crowley and the author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the sunday times has an interview with the international trade secretary, liam fox, who puts the odds of the uk leaving the eu without a deal at 60—40,

so constance wu got buzz from "fresh off the boat." >> playing the female romantic lead. >> she is so cute and you just want to squeeze her. right? >> there was a annenberg studyt showed only 5% of the characters with speaking roles in the top 100 films last year werea a what do you think about that statistic? >> it's pretty low.% the speaking roles, that's prut low especially since they're of the population in the u.s. we should have more lead roles, not just t guy who brings delivery food. and the nail salon lady. >> and phil, there's a local hunnection here, as well. director john is from palo alto. his father lawrence owns the famous chef chu's restaurant in los altos. a lot of celebrities have been there over e years. do you think the movie does an adequate job of depictinge t nuances of the asian experience, asian-american versus those who live in asia and the two groups don't necessarily identify with one another. >> first of all, it's impossible for any one film to capture sort of the diversity of our community which is there are so nuances. i think the film does an add nishl

themselves under attack from right wing groups one man was stabbed to death in front of his wife he wus nick connelly travel to western ukraine to speak to his widow and to other victims of the. this is how it all began in april twenty eighth. huge lanterns attacked a room account in the ukrainian capital kiev a copycat attack soon followed across the country in late june twenty three year old david pap was stabbed more than a dozen times in the western city of leave his death provoked an outcry inside and outside ukraine's borders the teenage suspect a noun custody but how could this have been allowed to happen and what has become of the survivors. where in the village where david pappa grew up from here it's just a matter of kilometers to ukraine's western frontier with hungry it's a backyard the region is home to ukraine's biggest roma community many of them live in extreme poverty since the attacks people here have become wary of strangers and it's only with the help of pastor fed your photographs that were allowed in he takes us to meet david pap's widow you boy it's the first time

. >> reporter: new coming henry golding and tv's constance wu. >> you should have told me you were likeilliam of asia. >> that's ridiculous. much more like harry. >> reporter: is this a moment in hollywood for changing the tide for asian actors? >> it is changing because we are making it change, not because anyone is letting us in. >> reporter: with hollywood's diversity issues in the spotlight, director john m. chu feels a sense of obligation. >> we knew the importance of this project was to get it on the big screen. >> reporter: his mission, shattering stereotypes and showcasing the stories of asians of different backgrounds. >>> when a young asian american looks up and says, wow, maybe i can identify with her a little bit, what does that mean to you? >> it kind of makes me cry right now because you don't see that growing up. you don't feel like you can be the hero of your own story, you know? >> reporter: but the movie has ignited criticism, too, suggestions that it doesn't represent all asians and golding, who is half malaysian, being singled out on social media for not being asian

this is the wus live from berlin almost a hundred dead in indonesia's second earthquake in just a week the people rushed to evacuate their homes as the quake hit the tourist islands of lombok and bali hospitals have been evacuated hundreds of tourists are now being taken off the islands will get an update also coming up. day six of protests in iran with people taking to the streets against inflation and shortages and the economy is in for yet more shots with the u.s. about to reimpose sanctions. also coming up in zimbabwe loved ones burying their dead from last week's post-election violence was a report from our correspondents dinner already about sylvia one of those who died in clashes with security forces. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show a deadly earthquake has struck the indonesian islands of lombok and bali officials are saying ninety one people are now confirmed dead thousands have been evacuated the seven point zero magnitude quake struck in the northern part of long block early on sunday evening officials are saying strong tremors damaged buildings across both i

this courageous couple takes a stand against extremism by staging a music festival promoting tolerance wus mario mueller reports. the village of yama has eleven houses with roughly sixty residents it looks a delicate but this is anything but a normal german village. budget not least once a year yama residents to get low my and her husband organize a festival in their backyard. and it's not your average summer gathering actually it's a protest twelve years ago when they started it as wanted to take a stand against neo nazis in this case that means almost all of their neighbors they say. for years the couple tell us they have been terrorized by them until one day their bond caught fire that was a direct attack because it says. board an indian flag on the neon we have become very vigilant in these past years especially after the arson attack on us we have installed security measures two it's a very difficult situation there is a constant sense of danger. to burn down barn was located just a few meters from their home. but behind me is a property of the little maya family here hundreds of peop

oldest friend wu. visited every news line from berlin the german government take steps to reunite some refugees with their families as of today some refugees will be able to apply to bring their loved ones into the country but critics are calling the procedure a lottery. also coming up facebook says it has on the cover the new plot to influence u.s. mid-term elections in november and that the people behind it got to great lengths to hide their identity. and those temperatures hit new highs in europe we find out what people are doing the cool down don't ask if climate change is to blame for the extreme weather. i'm sumi so must be good to have you with us a change in germany's immigration laws a set to take effect today starting today some refugees can apply to bring their immediate relatives to the country in two thousand and sixteen the german government suspended family reunification to slow down the number of migrants arriving here now what is left of that cap we need a syrian refugee who hopes that