wu: hhi. [laughter] david: exactly. i used to know. that it will defeat some of the efficiencies? that it will be less efficient. if we look at small business is all spread around the economy, somewhat fail. prof. wu: that is not the risk we are running into right now. i think we are on the opposite side. we tolerated concentration, tolerated mergers, whether it is airlines, cable, you name it. that is not the problem. be the problem at one point, but right now, i think we have gone way too far in allowing the industry to concentrate. david: if we have gone too far, is a matter of the technicality? you see it right now in the auto industry, auto company after auto company spinning things off and selling things off. the markets will create and correct. prof. wu: i think the market does some of the work here, but i think some firms manage input themselves very effectively, sometimes using government. at&t were already in the 1950's and 1960's, they hung on for another 40 years, maybe another 50. they have become entrenched enough that no

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co-star henry golding echoing wu's sentiment.versity. screenings with asian-americans have left audiences in tears. why is it so emotional? >> a lot of people have cried the second they see the asian faces on screen. it means something to kids and people to see images that reflect themselves. >> reporter: the "crazy rich" cast already picking up the breakout ensemble award at last month's hollywood film awards. >> wow. have you guys er seen this many asians on stage at a hollywood awards show? >> reporter: wu's tv franchise abc's "fresh off the boat" -- >> is that my driver's license photo? >> reporter: -- also breaking ground. the first asian-american show ever to be in syndication cracking the floodgates for asian representation. this year, the golden globes tapping sandra oh as the first asian co-host. and awkwafina hosted "snl," the first since lucy lu hosted 18 years ago. >> standing here is a dream i never thought would come true. >> reporter: what moved me when constance wu said i never imagined something like this would h

wu: [speaking foreign language] translator: for ththe state, tht rule is flexible and arbitrary, likenjiang today, where people are being detained. lu guang is now one of them. that is very troubling. stefanie: the photographer has won numerous prizes. he has documented poor chinese infected with hiv through blood transfusions, drug addicts out -- condemned by the state, villages suffering from cancer and pollution. since the early 1990's, lu guang has been highlighting their misery. wu: [speaking foreign language] translator: the space for criticism in china is getting ever smaller. most of the people who i know who have dared to criticize it are in prison. the rest have fled and are living in exile like me, or they do not dare to speak out anymore. stefanie: lu guang''s photogogrs are uncomfortable viewing for the chinese state. too close to reality, too clear in their depiction of failure and injustice in his homeland. his wife and humanan rights organizations are campaigning for his release. so far, without success. brent: all right, over to christoph now, bad news for the tech gi

they seized a wus lawyer from bundy in a kurdish controlled town in northern syria braces for an old soul from neighboring turkey the people of my own shoes been through a lot since syria's civil war started now turkish supported forces may be poised to attack the city and the kurdish militias will theory and troops come to the aid all the codes also coming up even egypt raises the threat level around and a crack in town rerouted flights and told people to stay away from the volcano eruptions triggered a deadly tsunami over the weekend. and the woman takes on the male dominated world of municipal politics we have a report on abderrahim the first woman to say that has been married she needs u.s. capitol. hill. i'm going home free glad you could join me reports from syria say the government of president bashar al assad has sent troops to the north all the country that is ahead of an expected offensive by turkey talk ish backed militias have been gathering close to the town of man beach which is currently held by the syrian democratic forces it's a largely kurdish aligned supported by t

shan wu, you have a lot of experience inside a courtroom.iuliani, his latest charge against robert mueller in a series of charges is that it's unethical to flip witnesses, get them to cooperate in effect. >> i think the special prosecutor lined up with the way he's intimidating people. this is what's wrong with the special prosecutors counsels, they think they're god. the only trust that exists, even if there's a lot of doubt about it. >> beyond this being rich for rudy giuliani, the former d.a., who i'm sure pressured a witness or two to cooperate with the prosecutor, beyond the richness of that, is there anything legally unethical for a special prosecutor to offer leniency in effect, although this agreement, we don't know what the leniency is, but to offer something in exchange for cooperation? >> no, absolutely not. i mean, that's exactly the way that we have cooperation structured. and rudy giuliani certainly is, as you said, very familiar with that. i think, you know, there's a danger he's creating for himself here, making these sorts o

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this is the wus line from brilliant a deadly tsunami strikes the coast of indonesia it's arrived in the dark of night without warning and now the devastation is becoming clear the death toll has climbed to more than two hundred is expected to rise and search and comb through the rubble hundreds more are injured. i thank you for joining us indonesian rescue worker searching for survivors in the aftermath of a devastating tsunami which struck a busy tourist region on saturday nights the official death toll has risen to two hundred twenty two with more than eight hundred reported injured dozens more are unaccounted for now the tsunami swept the coastline along the soon to streets between sumatra and java it was apparently triggered by the eruption of an island volcano which sent a wall of water crashing on shore. the place where someone used to live now destroyed by the powerful way. it's just one of hundreds of homes and buildings flattened by the tsunami along the coast. the water hit with such force that it lifted cars and other vehicles. one woman spoke of the horror of the moment when

to fail becoming an everyday reality we could face that again in here to talk more about it is tim wu. [applause] >>. >> thank you for coming. originally a native of washington dc. that we do have a special guest star today from our congressman thank you for agreeing to do this. i will briefly introduce him the ranking member of the house judiciary antitrust subcommittee which does has the relevance as cochair of the policy and it is important he is the only member of the house democratic leadership to have taken the no corporate pack money pledge. [applause] as the top democrat to oversee the portfolio and opening in competitive markets holding the trump administration accountable through oversight. prior to his election he was the mayor of providence and in the rhode island house of representatives. so now a couple of opening remarks. thank you so much for doing this. [applause] >> good afternoon. i am delighted to be here and thanks for the kind introduction. it is a pleasure to be with all of you today for this discussion "the curse of bigness" a powerful and contribution to our u

wus wesley ron was at the climate talks in cut of its own and joins me now on the phone from krakow in poland first off can you just run down some reasons why we should be optimistic about this deal for people who want to reason to be optimistic graphic up twenty four we have very cohesive hundred. retired world became the security would come to be driven by maturing. that will never happen before you have a lot of political will here we will be a lot of different. groups you lot of different. story but it will be a lot of different ways to address the growing emissions and different go through issue. the country can talk about your topic or. but on the other hand right so there is a lot missing here we heard that criticism where did kopp twenty four come up short . of twenty four to have. tribulation. developing nation. report. like we're having troubles with the line we'll try to get back to that was the west iran in cracow all and thank you very much for your thoughts friess in ukraine have established an independent national church moves angered the russian orthodox church which co

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cnn legal analyst shan wu joins me. a lot of lying in the filing according to officials there.w know thanks to the filing that manafort had continued contact with trump administration officials as late as this year, he was indicted in 2017. what does that mean for the officials and the white house as well? >> well, it is a very troubling development, jessica. if he was contacting the officials, those officials are going to need to be spoken to and interviewed. and what's looming over that is whether there's some obstruction effort going on. not only are the officials going to be concerned and they may be in jeopardy, but there's an odd joint defense agreement that manafort's team entered into with the trump legal team, which to me as defense counsel is risky business to be in a joint defense agreement with someone who is cooperating, it is risky for everyone. here it is particularly dangerous because if manafort is lying to the mueller team and passing on lies to the president's legal team and president trump's written answers tried to conform to manafort's lies, then the presi

this is the wu slight problem but it is a new leader of japanese strongest and it's because he gets to work and make a comic on it gets a common power takes over from trying to i'm going after that terribly conservative c.d.u. casa de dia de w. has an exclusive interview with the new because she is also coming on. and growing the streets of the french capital as the sole weekend of yellow a festive protests rocked the country about one hundred thirty people have been injured more than i found some protesters have been to take police have used tear gas and gear to camp to control the crowd. and another stop change at the white house u.s. president donald trump says his chief of staff jonah carrying on kids in need within weeks following reports of a disagreement deal beating second man to leave the job on the troubled. me and. i'm going to home free glad you could join me off to a close leadership battle on a plate come about one has taken over from german chancellor angela merkel as leda all the c.d.u. all on her first day in charge the party is getting behind its new leader electing h

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party's candidate for chancellor when uncle merkel eventually steps down as the german leader they wus head of politics catarina croll spoke to carabao about some of her foreign policy positions among other issues the new cd you latest signal that she'll be taking a harder line on migration than her predecessor i believe the state needs to be able to enforce the rule of law i learned that during my time as state interior minister and it's something we want to get started on in discussions on migration and domestic security next spring we'll be excited by this creates a burning in france of people there demonstrating fighting against social injustice can germany learn something from this. as we cover the story and i think germany is in a different situation because through the social market economy and our system of social partnership we have a system where many issues and conflicts are always discussed and settled in orderly structures. and i very much hope that we in germany can preserve the peace social peace that we have because of this. in recent months we've also positioned yourse

he wus and if you can to joins us on the line from the congolese capital kinshasa now an idiot we understand the votes are still being counted at this stage and yet both the ruling coalition and the opposition a claiming victory tell people why you are reacting to that. so yeah as you say everybody thinks they've they've won i think firstly there's a very strong some optimism among voters people have waited for seven years for this election it's two years later than the constitution allowed. i was walking around in my house today and everyone's talking excitedly about who they voted for and sure enough got into fingers. i've spoken to lots of people and so far i'm yet to meet anybody who voted for should our. president because hunting success i'm going as you say you seem confident yesterday you said i will be the president of the republican so we'll see if we will see any of you but of course with that in mind i mean one has to ask the question whether the opposition actually sounds a chance against the president could be his protege and then us should ari. sadly i don't think the oppositio

make it big but it is a dangerous path recently a thirteen year old boxer died of a brain injury he wus boston hardish takes a look at the high risk world of tired boxing children. run on the last training session before the match is only thirteen years old but he's already a fighter. ma'am i never scared i always hit hard i like to use my knees that's my main weapon i'm good with my knees so i got. like many at this gym in thailand's poor northeast has a troubled family background his parents are divorced his grandparents can't take care of him that's how he ended up here he eats sleeps and of course trains here in return he fights for money i love. our boxes are taking part in a lot of fights. part of the money they win goes to the gym. that's how we keep things running. and how we take care of the kids. my time or type boxing is a national sport in thailand it's hugely popular also among children but the risk of injury is high recently a thirteen year old died after being knocked out in a fight many parents downplayed the risks involved. in the move and i think there's very little ef

. >> "crazy rich asians" star contans wu, "cr i'm so hopeful this mea asian-american actors. >> i'm so happy for her. >> at last e year party nominat >> blown away. >> it was a full circle globes moment for denzel washington's family. >> unbelievable. it did happen right? >> john david washington says his father got emotional over his best actor nom "blackkklansman." it came 30 years after denzel's nomination in the same category. >> you got same nomination on the same day as his. >> for real? i love it. popping champagne, kris show. >> i'm so in the this and just something that was not on our "a star is born," and lady gaga and bradley cooper feeling the love from the grammys too. the duo picked up nominations for "shallow" ♪ in the shallow >> in all, lady gaga earned five nominations but the most went to kendrick lamar. eight nominations for the already 12-time winner. the ladies are well represented this year. cardi b picked up five. she spent the morning in court. >> how does it feel to be alleg nominee might be demi lovato. after a tumultous year, she woke up filled with hope. som

joining me is tim wu. tell us to bits of that, what is the curse of bigness and what is the new gilded age. >> the curse is simply the situation where you have too few companies controlling to view things in too many in charge of too much media. tech is a competitive part of the economy and it's really gotten controlled by just a few big companies. the new guild today refers to what you're talking about earlier, the idea that there are just a few elites will assume they are in charge of the country and democracy. that's for the two ideas are basically about this book. >> so one of the things people say, i know you challenge it the book is/we care about this as well as the blood getting stuff for cheap prices and tech products for free. so what if it's all concentrated because the market. i think consumers are paying a lot of ways with their data. they're paying with their time and so forth but they're also paying with the surrender of political control. when you're only delegating facebook or google or few

and constance wu is nominated as best actress. according to the hollywood foreign press association, which runs the golden globes, she's the first nominee of asian descent in that category in nearly half a century. the h-f-p-a says just 50 actors of asian descent have ever been nominated for the globes, and only 12 have won.(nat) "i waited my entire life for this!"and remember the oscars' much-ridiculed idea for a "best popular film" category? "black panther," the highest- grossing movie of the year in the u-s, doesn't seem to need it! the marvel movie is up for best film drama at the globes, and made the american film institute's annual list of the 10 best films of the year. presumably, a best picture nod at the oscars would bring more viewers to that telecast... especially if its total grosses of one-point-three billion dollars are any indication."wakanda forever!" in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more welcome back. (robin)(robin) welcome b

wu. >> hello, commissioners, david wu again with the south of market community action network. as many of you know, whole foods is no longer whole foods. the company is owned by amazon, which is run by jeff bezos, who is the world's richest man. since the take over of whole foods by amazon, the issue surrounding worker's rights has only continued to disintegrate, unfortunately. after acquiring whole foods, amazon sent out a other than i don't know busting video to whole foods managers instructing management how to better spot and squat workers attempts at unionization. labor issues related to whole foods have also been apparent in their lack of commitment to direct hiring. one example here in san francisco of whole foods lack of direct hiring commitment comes from their ocean avenue location. the proposed whole foods that's in front of you now has similarly not made commitments regarding direct hiring. there are also issues with the size and scale of the building as it's very large for the area, and we are concerned also about the location and size of the alcohol sales section

let's discuss with elie honig and shan wu.han represented nick gates in the broader manafort, rather mueller investigation. elie, if i could start with you. you made a good point. you'll often hear from the president and others, listen, all these months of investigation, there's no smoking gun. you know, that wraps the whole case up. your experience as a prosecutor, is there normally a smoking gun like that? >> almost never. what the president is trying to do is raise the bar. i think he wants to make it so that if there's no smoking gun, nothing bad can happen to me. that's not the way real life prosecutions work. it's not the way real life common sense works. when we make cases, when prosecutors make cases, it's based on all the evidence taken together, piece by piece. that's what mueller is doing. i don't think the timing of the tweet is coincidental. he tweets this as the broader picture of his financial dealings with russia, his indebtedness to russia and his motive is coming into sharper focus. >> remember back to friday

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joining me now, former federal prosecutor and cnn legal analyst shan wu.being here on a saturday. it is somewhat remarkable how little everyone has seen or even heard from robert mueller. when this investigation eventually ends, when he's ready to issue a report, how will he do that? do you see him coming out and holding some sort of a press conference, making some sort of a formal presentation, or will he do it quietly? will we may never hear from him? >> my money is on him doing if quietly. that definitely seems to be mueller's style. i worked with him as well. certainly in this investigation, i think he's been very conscious of the weight of it and the need for being very quiet and not sounding politicized. the actual format is a mystery because unlike the old independent counsel statutes which gave very specific requirements about what kind of report you'd have to do, this is really just very vague, a report to the attorney general. so that really ends up putting the pressure on who is the attorney general. and i think if you have either barr or whitak

and when i told him to get off of her, he yelled back at me and said wu? are a superhero. >> he held the suspect until police arrived. police say he has been arrested more than a dozen mes. thank god that super hero was there. >> thank goodness someone had the mind to say something whena they something suspicious. >> a report released yesterday suggts the state has bounced back from the great recession. the great reason for that, the crease in federal government spending. it's helped as amazon's plan to build a i headquaters northern virnl virginia but there virginia but the report warns of increasing deficit that could lead to spending cuts and federal tax increases. >> is a new car at the top o your holiday wish list? it should be. >> it should be. >> experts say now is the time you can save big bucks. buyers have more bargaining power. december is the month dealers arerying to get rid of their slowest selling vehicles, but some great prices can be found on the most popular models as well. >> i have an old car and aaron m suggests itht be time to bite th

. >> "crazy rich asians" star contans wu, "crazy rich asians" best actress nominee, first asian in 44 years. >> that's like half a century. i'm so hopeful this means opportunities for more asian-american actors. >> i'm so happy for her. >> at last night's "gq" men of the year party was happy for contans and the nomination. >> blown away. >> it was a full circle globes moment for denzel washington's family. >> unbelievable. it did happen right? >> john david washington says his father got emotional over his best actor nom "blackkklansman." it came 30 years after denzel's nomination in the same category. >> you got same nomination on the same day as his. >> for real? i love it. that's great. >> also popping champagne, kristen bell. shocked at her nom on the show. >> i'm so in the depth of my bones proud of "the good place." it's never been recognized like this and just something that was not on our radar. >> another big winner is "a star is born," and now lady gaga and bradley cooper feeling the love from the grammys too. the duo picked up nominations for "shallow" ♪ in the shallow >> i

for more on today's jobs report, let's bring in david will. -- wu.'re just come back from china. what is the viewpoint from your perspective of the u.s.-chinese relation echo -- relation? david: to really understand what we are today, to a great extent, everything that has happened is result of u.s. midterm elections. coincidencek it is a day after trump lost the midterm, the north koreans canceled a meeting with mike pompeo. a week after trump lost the midterm, hamas fired 500 rockets at israel. two weeks after trump lost the midterm election, russian ships fire at the ukrainian chips. we always knew the chinese were watching out -- were watching the election carefully because they want to know is trump still the most powerful man in the universe. is biggest take away for me that they came to a conclusion and g20 the trump might now have a weaker hand. therefore, the biggest take away from g20 was how little concessions were on the table. look at qualcomm. welcome has abandoned the takeover offer for quite a few months and pay $2 billion to break up

ndtch. [ cheerspplause ] and it was -- the film itself, nominated for a golden globend then constance wu for a golden globe. which is really exciting. >> yeah. ver in a million years we thought this would be, you know, be up for golden globes or a critics' choice awards. so we're really in the middle of it.d i just texn chu, the director of "crazy rich asians," and he literally said "insane." like, that's all he was saying. it's really nice. >> seth: another awards show ight now, the oscars, they not have a host. i don't know if you've heard this. >> yeah, right.et >> there have been some articles written that suggest one of the names that have come up is a very funny person -- >> seth: who would maybe be a good fit -- >> mmm. >> seth: is >>u, ken. mm. >> seth: now, ken -- [ cheers and applause ] tell us. tell us. [ cheers and applause ] he looks ready. he looks very ready. >> i was always taught any -- when you set goals, make sure you keep them very high. >> seth: yeah. >> if i do not become the host of the oscars, i will consider not only my career, but my life a failure. >> seth: yea

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after a year that saw emerging stocks fall into a bear market, david wu said he would not pole.em withs of emerging markets are looking attractive? thanos papasavvas is still with us. --ch p.m. assets, if any, assets, if any, look attractive? thanos: i disagree with david. i think emerging-market assets look very attractive. i feel the u.s.-china situation will be a surprise to the upside. there is a lot of doom and gloom. i don't believe it -- i believe it is an neither the u.s. or china's interest to extend this in a negative scenario. i would also be tactically on the currency site, so fx, u.s. dollar, em. woo can give some of those assets to you on the cheap. thanos: i think volatility will be much higher in the first quarter. there will be more volatility in year one. in the second part of the quarter we will have an impact in europe, because we will have the eu elections coming through. again, more uncertainty surrounding that and volatility in european markets coming through later stage. u.s.-chinahink the dispute will be resolved because president xi can do whatever he wants an

hello and welcome i'm peter wu watching the al-jazeera news live from our at quarters here in doha coming up in the next sixty minutes. colossal in my mind the stakes very very that's going to have significant. repercussions in the years and months to come u.s. senators condemn president donald trump's decision to pull troops out of syria.

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wu makes some are indeed, but the ones i have been in recently are not doing it. have a front page about boxing day ringing little cheer to the retailers who had been hoping for a sales bonanza. no real surprise because i think we all know the high streets across the country are ina the high streets across the country are in a pretty sorry state, but of course boxing day has traditionally been a big day. a sort of litmus test, in a way. apart from central london where footfall was up, largely down to foreign tourists obviously coming to oxford street and regent street and places like that, outside of london it has been quite a significant drop, down 3% on last year. so there is a combination of things, black friday, whatever they call it, there is online shopping, there are sales throughout the year, there is the demise of the biggest sort of department stores like house of fraser, debenams, and a lot of those, so it is quite an interesting time, i think —— debenhams. yesterday the government announced there will be a fund that councils can apply for. but i think

. >> my name is alicia wu, and i'm the director of a san francisco based nonprofit. since 2015, we go out to the public, to the community and provide training in different topics. today we're doing c.p.r., controlling external feeding and how to do perfect communications in each topic, and also, i hope that they can bring it home and start gathering all the supplies for themselves to. >> on any given day in san francisco, we're very well resourced in terms of public safety professionals, but we all know in the event of a large scale disaster, it will be hours and days before the public safety professionals can get to you, so we encourage people to have that plan in place, be proactive. there's websites. we have a wonderful website called 72hours.org. it tells you how to prepare yourself, your family, your pets, your home, your workplace. we can't emphasize enough how important it is to be [speaking foreign language] [laughter] >> good morning, everyone. my name is london breach. i am the mayor for san francisco i am really excited to be here today for what is really

[speaking foreign language] >> representing fifth, jay wu. [speaking foreign language] >> commissioner stephen yee. [speaking foreign language] >> president of local 798, tom o'connor. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you to everyone for setting up the stage and always providing events here. and anita too. [speaking foreign language] >> and we can't acknowledge all the community leaders like everyone else here. it will leave you out is because of time here great now we will present does not we, but we will present the rose patch community funds. she is the chair and she will present anita with the flowers. i would like to ask everyone to stand. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you. >> okay pick this is chinatown so we should at least give three bows to the mayor. [speaking foreign language] >> thank you all for coming here you are beautiful. . >> president cohen: good afternoon, and welcome to a special meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. today is december 18, 2018. thank you all for being with us today. for this import

with christmas approaching we decided to take a look at what life is like for pakistan's christians he wus submitted a mere met some of them in islam about. christmas is a favorite time of year for this christian family in islamabad the cougars appreciate being together especially as their lives were completely turned upside down seven years ago the shot of cool kid was falsely accused of blasphemy jailed and acquitted five months later in that time he lost his job and home but is grateful he didn't lose his life to live a free man now shot it's detention continues to haunt him. you always live in fear because of this we feel insecure. so when we talk about your future i think what kind of future can we have it all explained the law and policies here need to be implemented properly. blasphemy is an extremely dangerous and emotive subject in pakistan and baby's name will forever be associated with it the catholic laborer spent eight years on death row after being accused of insulting islam she was recently acquitted of all charges respond to violent protests across the country some hardline