applause constance wu >> tarik: woah, it's constance wu >> jimmy: wu is on hu, and you are wu, too.ter ] >> wu is on the hu >> jimmy: no, you are not. you aren't the wu. >> tarik: the other wu is on the hu >> let me review for you two. [ light laughter ] wu is on the hu. but wu is not wu >> jimmy: yoo-hoo. [ laughter ] >> tarik: yoo-hoo. >> yoo-hoo [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: constance wu, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ thank you. and then finally, listen to this, classes will begin this month at a school in wisconsin and this year they're moving to a brand new building take a look at what the building was before. >> the ozaukee christian school will start classes in the building that once housed the spearmint rhino gentlemen's club [ laughter ] the stripper pole is gone, but the stage, the bar, and the leopard print rug are still in place. >> jimmy: now, turn your attention to the stage and meet your new english teacher, cinnamon [ air horn ] [ cheers and applause ♪ we've got a great show tonight orlando bloom is here. [ cheers and applause constance wu is here [ cheers and a

than the original wu tang.tually starts in the world of hip-hop. >> yeah. >> trevor: you were a dancer, like -- well, you still are. >> yeah, i still am. >> trevor: an amazing dancer. >> yes, thank you. >> trevor: that challenges grown men and beat them. you were 10, 12. >> i was 12. i'm 24 now. imagine a 12-year-old boy beating me. >> trevor: how were you in the club? >> my mother and father took me. i asked permission. my introduction was you got served. so for me marion is the reason i'm an entertainer. chris brown, i saw him perform live and wanted me to make music. and michael jackson, i was, like, i saw where everybody else got it, so -- >> trevor: you were amazing in the world of dance. then you got into music. >> right. >> trevor: and then you got into acting and now you will be releasing a mixed tape. >> probably not this month, next month. i have been finishing up things. i have been vesting everything from the acting into the music. i have been taking it and putting it here because i always wanted to

, wu-tang wednesday on hulu. >> jimmy: mm-hm. best job i ever had. >> jimmy: you loved working there. what was so great about it? >> brad hill, shout out to mr. hill, still there. they would hire kids like myself, straight off the street. i didn't have any id, nothing. it was kind of like a trust system, know what i mean? and we got paid in cash. >> jimmy: really? >> the fact that they would bring us in and a lot of us robbed them blind behind the scenes, but they would still hire these underprivileged kids. >> jimmy: you robbed the statue of liberty? >> i'm not saying i did it. actually, i didn't. i loved that job. let's put it that way. that's why i'm still well come there to this day. >> jimmy: what was your job? >> i did garbage. don't look down on garbage. that was a step up from doing the counters. if you watch the of mice and men documentary, i went back to visit my old job and still knew how to run the place. i did a little sweepin' up. >> jimmy: you remember the inscription at the base of the statue of liberty? >> i've n

"wu-tang: an american saga" is on hulu now.mercedes benz, the best or nothing. >> dicky: the jimmy kimmel live concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank dr. phil and method man, and fred willard. apologies to matt damon. nightline is next but first this is their album "melt," here with the song "trampoline," shaed! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i've been havin dreams jumpin' on a trampoline flippin' in the air i never land just ♪ ♪ float there as i'm looking up suddenly the sky erupts flames alight the trees spread to fallin leaves ♪ ♪ now they're right upon me wait if i'm on fire how am i so deep in love when i dream of dying ♪ ♪ i never feel so loved i've been having dreams ahh ah splashin in a summer stream ♪ ♪ ahh ah trip and i fall in i wanted it to happen my body turns to ice ♪ ♪ ahh ah crushin weight of paradise ahh ah solid block of gold ♪ ♪ lying in the cold i feel right at home ♪ ♪ wait if i'm on fire how am i so deep in love when i dream of dying i never feel so loved

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this is the wus a show coming up. protest 100 days since demonstrations began of the chinese city look at why one song in particular is inspiring for. modern japan. a century old law allows a father to walk free. his daughter an ex-parte to. understand. not criminal anymore but is that enough for india lifts a ban on gay sex. i'm going to welcome to. it's good to have you with us it's been 100 days since hong kong summer of protests began back in june organizers claimed more than a 1000000 people marched on the streets to protest an extradition bill that would have allowed suspects to be sent to the chinese mainland for trial the bill has since been withdrawn but the protests continue pictures like these now in the chinese city. at the heart of the for justice demands is their wish for greater democracy and over the past few weeks one song has expressed their demands lyrically it's what some have labeled hong kong's protest anthem old glory to hong kong is a popular english translation of this cantonese song it was. i

bl rin: the film has made wu jing rich and famous. the film's nationalism is a product of the country's progress under xi jinping. >> ( translated ): in chinese modern history, china has been bullied for a long time.r when we are rich, our country can protect us. danger, we will be protected by our country. not like before. >> schifrin: but xi jinping isn't only about protecting the people. he protects and restores the prominence of the communist party. xi has reasserted the party into people's lives and private businesses. hong cheng works for the medical anhigh-tech company, tidal star, but her main job ito lead the company's communist party committee. she shows off her party awards. >> ( translated ): this is for one of the service brands we quired being in the top ten of all service brands. >> schifrin: employees meet in tidal star's party room, where xi jinping thought is written on the wall, and hong ensures this private company adheres to party teaching. ( translated ): today we're going to study an article. please open the app

wu jing asks, why can't the chinese have their own heroes?translated ): i think for leng feng, i want him to be a hero for ordinary people.in i think human need heroes. there are many qualities in a hero, like bravery, selflessness, dedication. >> schifrin: it's more than dedication to china. the gooduys are the chinese military. ( launching missiles ) the bad guy-- >> welcome to africa, son. >> schifrin: --is a olence- loving colonialist america >> people like you will always be ierior to people like me! that's ( bleep ) histor >> schifrin: the film has made wu jing rich and famous. he says the film's nationalism is a product of the country's progress under xi jinping. >> ( translated ): in chinese modern history, china has been bullied for a long time. wh we are rich, our countr can protect us. when we feel like when we are in dangerwe will be protectedy our countr not like before. >> schifrin:ut xi jinping isn't only about protecting the people. he protects and restores the prominence of the communist party. xi has reasserted e rty into pe

this is the wus coming to you live from. it's back to business fall of one presumes in london the prime minister suspended it but the supreme court overruled him now lawmakers are ready to question boris johnson on his next move and the brakes a crisis pretty good line to london. also coming up egypt of widens its crackdown on anti-government protests his fear is over and over a 1000 people have been arrested since protests is off to last week and is sponsored by rats public display of just.

he wus a correspondence under peterson is here with me in the studio she has reported extensively from afghanistan sandra for president hamid karzai has warned that holding the election i was like asking a heart patient to run a marathon is it the responsible thing to do holding elections in this climate of fear and possible bloodshed. the current president ashraf ghani very much things so the other person who looks like he can be the only contender next to him that's his partner in the government of national unity he was the one saying for the sake of peace talks we can postpone elections further and maybe even give up on them if we form another government an interim government that might include the taleban but all of that is off the table now the elections will go ahead despite these massive threats and i have reported on the 2014 elections i saw back then how violent elections in afghanistan can be there were massive attacks in terms of loss rocket attacks and also we saw that voters coming out of the polling stations you know they have this indelible ink on their fingers switch la

this is the wus a shop coming up the fall of the berlin wall was a watershed in the struggle against apartheid and is a part of the world for 30 years since its fall it's inspiring young people in the fight for democracy in hong kong we meet joshua was the man who's been called the face of protest in the chinese city. welcome to the program for more than 28 years the berlin wall formed the dividing line between freedom and authoritarianism and i don't you can border between democracy and communism but it fell eventually and it fell to people who'd had enough the 989 people had been protesting for months in cities across the east germany demanding the right to travel and the right to elect a democratic government protests which understood communist government like nothing before finally on the 9th of november when crowds began to assemble at the berlin wall the border guards had no choice but to allow them to cross into west berlin the wall had fallen. the ideological struggle in berlin from that time is mirrored in protests 9000 miles away in hong kong its residents demanding greater

regulations and that money doesn't end up in the wrong hands but sometimes there are ways around it wus leoni fun hammerstein has the curious story about a burglar in hostel and its relationship with the north korean government. cheap and central accommodations the city hostel and berlin's mitta district room started 17 year olds and it's popular with young backpackers but few guests know much about the place north korea owns the building and its flag flies right next door at the embassy. and the flood i saw the flag yesterday and i wondered about the north korean flag because i didn't know it was the embassy and. i have been. seriously annoyed like the money that you pay to the goes to north korea. ok. indeed until 2017 the youth hostels operator paid north korea $38000.00 euros a month for rent but then a un resolution banned payment of rent for north korea own properties the regime might use the money to fund its nuclear weapons program. the german government has tried to get north korea to comply. although the embassy cancelled the rental contract with the youth hostel operator and

this is a deep wus live from berlin suspected drone attacks for saudi arabia to slosh it's through the oil production body how the world's largest oil processing facility was set ablaze by the assault the rebels from yemen have claimed responsibility but the u.s. planes are ran. tunisians are voting today in a presidential election with 2 dozen candidates to choose the country called snap elections after the 1st democratically elected president since the arab spring die in office. on nick spicer glad to have you with us saudi arabia has temporarily halted oil production at 2 facilities after they were attacked by yemeni yemeni rebels iran backed hutu fighters say they used 10 drones in the strike one of the targets is the world's largest oil processing plant in ab cake located east of the capital riyadh blazes also broke out of the country's 2nd largest oil field to include race both sides belong to this saudi state owned oil producer aaron cole both already say there were no. injuries. has been following this story for us thanks for being here. production has been halted temporarily w

she plays ramona, who is kind of the queen bee dancer who takes constance wu's destiny under her wingw you how this works." here is a clip. i was a centrefold once. no way. '93. oh, my god! back when stevie wonder came in. how did stevie wonder come in? casey had him in the champagne room — swears to god he isn't blind. wow! how come you're so good? i see you with every single kind of guy and... i don't know, it's like you have them all figured out. i guess i'm just a people person. it is written and directed by lorene scafaria who made that strange little movie seeking a friend for the end of the world, and it plays out like a cross between the wolf of wall street and magic mike, with a bit of a movie that nobody saw called dancing at the blue iguana, which was again about dancers but it approached them as characters first. this is very, very good in establishing all these characters, establishing the relationships between them, and you see why it is they decide, "look, the people we are performing for, they are crooks. they caused the financial crisis. why should we not take them fo

from "wu-tang an american saga", method man. and music from shaed.kimmel! >> jimmy: tonight on the show, thanks for joining us on a, i don't know if you know, it's a very special day in the united states today, in case you haven't already been celebrating, it's beyonce's birthday. beyonce's 38 years old today. beyonce's one o

. >> xan wu and garrett gath., you point out to give congress information about the whistleblower? what are congress' options here? >> congress has to probably go to the courts. there is one alternative path within the statute where the whistleblower could ask to deliver their complaint to congress, but the way that's set up is they have to get some guidance from the agency which obviously is not forthcoming because maguire doesn't want him to testify so this illustrates a problem where no law is capable of reading into the facts ahead of time. someone's refusal to actually abide by it and enforce it in this case. the executive is claiming confidentiality in terms of classified issues and they'll also be claims executive privilege and it sets up a direct conflict between the executive refusing to let the legislature do its job. >> you know, garrett, there may be some people thinking gosh, we just got out of the whole scenario with the mueller report. now we have this again. do you get a sense that there are people

i have fallen into a post "hustlers" despair j.lo, constance wu, lizzo, cardi b.numerous times that many powerful women in one film is simply an overload of the senses that left me breathless, gasping for air. and for that, again, i say, "how dare you. [ slap ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: how dare you, "hustlers. [ slap ] and how -- and how dare you j.lo. [ slap ] >> how dare you look that good, j.lo [ slap ] >> jimmy: what will we see now only one film can top "hustlers," and that's "downton abbey," of course. [ cheers and applause [ slap ] [ slap ] >> naturally >> jimmy: shall we do one more shall we do one more, together [ slap ] >> yes >> jimmy: i jimmy fallon >> and i michelle dockery. >> together: have a bone to pick with bees >> jimmy: sting me once, shame on you >> sting me twice, shame on me >> jimmy: sting me three times >> together: how dare you? [ slap ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: how dare you and good day to you, sir >> good day. >> jimmy: good day >> good day! >> jimmy: how dare you >> how dare you? [ slap ] [ slap ] [ cheers and applause >>

. >> reporter: constance wu is the new girl learning the ropes. >> how come you're so good?ee you with every single kind of guy, and i don't know, it's like you have them all figured out. >> i guess i'm just a people person. >> i feel like in our society once you hear that kind of profession, people, the judgment stops there, and they don't get to know people as humans and understand their stories and where they come from and why they make their choices. ♪ whatever you want to see ♪ >> reporter: and of course there's money rapper cardi b in her acting debut. >> learn how to do a real dance. >> oh, i'm good at that. >> reporter: for cardi, who has been open about being a stripper herself, it's a story that hits close to home. >> i did a scene in the locker room. and's like oh, man, i'm having flashbacks. i was the girl that came in, and i didn't understand how to, how to make the money. i was so upset that i keep working for hours, hours, and i have to pay a fee. >> 40%, 160. >> and then i'm leaving home with nothing. i know a girl that was the ramona of the club. she just ha

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this is wus live from berlin hong kong protests fire up again pro-democracy demonstrators are back on the streets setting barricades ablaze what started earlier as a peaceful occupation of a shopping mall is escalating into another night of clashes with police we'll go to hong kong to hear the latest. iran puts on a show of force warning foreign powers to stay away tensions are mounting in the gulf region as saudi arabia threatens to retaliate if it finds a red responsible for its foil.

to experience the world's largest gathering of nature will redheads our very own right hey it's the wu romex report to haiti rawlinson went along to see what the reds have they are all about. every shade. every style. every texture he's passed more visitors are caught red headed. have you ever been in a place where everyone seems to look like you. have been for me so often enough for me except here ready and sober get it. each year in the southern province of north bing and thousands from around the world come to celebrate the world's largest gathering of people with red hair. so maybe i'm not sure i had myself i'd heard about this event a long time ago from a friend but actually it was more of a bucket list item for me now that i live in europe so it's my 2nd time a professional and i'm so excited to see what happens this year. it's kind of like a family reunion as a redhead here you basically have an automatic bond with everyone you meet you feel admired and surrounded by people who understand you. them and when you take posthumous red head day with so many rich people around you you

. >> what is the relationship between you and constance wu? the friendship that they have, that's what the whole movie is about. working with constance, from the very first day, i knew. ramona, the character i play, she takes everybody under her wing. she's a little bit of the ringleader. and right away me and constance kind of hit it off in that way. >> you're an incredible dancer. but this was different. >> this was -- this was -- >> how tough was this? >> you never know until you walk anyone somebody else's shoes what it's really like d the shoes were like this. it was nutty. but it was so hard. because it is very acrobatic. you know? it's very acrobatic. it's like, you know -- it's like cirque du soleil a little bit. yeah, i put something up on my youtube channel because i was so bruised from head to toe. when i spoke to cardi b about being in the movie, i told her, i said, i'm learning how to do the pole, it's really hard. you know, i thought it was, oh, i'm going to learn how to pole dance. and then i started doing it and i was like, thi

lift sanctions against iran he was speaking in new york a day after addressing the united nations he wus i'm sondra fun naaman spoke to brian ho the u.s. special representative for iran and i asked him about washington strategy the u.s. government has imposed new sanctions and travel restrictions on the iranian regime but state iran as seems to remain defiant so it's you makes him and pressure strategy not working no we're very pleased with it and we're also very pleased here at the united nations this week that germany france and the united kingdom have announced that we need a new nuclear deal that is much more comprehensive than the iran nuclear deal that the united states left last year the iran nuclear deal failed to cover iran's missile program in fact it relaxed constraints on iran's missile program and now here today we see the consequences in the middle east with iran using missiles to attack saudi arabia so we think this was a very productive and good week with our european friends they all said that iran is behind the attack on saudi arabia so i think the press has overstated

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the restrictions are jeopardizing life saving medical treatments which indian authorities deny they wus that nimish are just well traveled to the region's largest city street to go to assess the situation and its hospitals. a city under siege. and a hospital struggling to care for thousands despite it not exist i was diagnosed with 2 months in february. she has been dragged you know only suffering bouts of pain. my sister is supposed to have surgery they told us to come today. when we came here today the doctor told us that the operation theatre is a closed. only emergency surgeries will be conducted so as it is it will be a when he will be buzz. has been asked to return to read to check for a date he's waiting to request if she could miss not in only 0. but that looks impossible the problems of patients here are we doing in the hospital quote it goes to scheduling even if surgeries doctors here have told us off camera that they cannot schedule these toll g.'s because certain tito's are of standby for any emergencies that might crop up because of the tense situation on the ground. with

this is they wus live from birth in hong kong protests fire up again pro-democracy demonstrators have been back on the streets setting barricades but what started as a peaceful occupation of the shopping mall disco i can multiply those but also coming up. iran warns the u. west state and.

in the studio talking to you why i sit like millions of others at my desk in an open plan office the wus room is a beehive 40 journalists squeezed into an old factory old researching editing video discussing ideas for stories it's pretty lively there as you can imagine that i enjoy that but sometimes when i need to focus on writing like this script that i'm reading off the teleprompter to you right now i miss the peace and quiet of a single office but open plan ones are not just slightly annoying at times research is suggesting that they can be downright unhealthy but those forced to work in them it's time to think about those 100 tips. this is an open plan office like many others across germany. it's often noisy so it can be hard to concentrate. this is also one but of a new and trendy a kind it looks more like a hipster café can anyone actually get any work done here i think that if you are allowed to go back and reflect on them if you reflect by sitting in a so for reading a magazine or if you do the postle if you go to the gym and do some exercising or if you. do some downstream i th

. >> reporter: lunch costs about $400, that's the equivalent of a monthly middle-income salary.n >> wu make so much money in such a short amount of time, it actually places a lot of pressure on an individual. there's no old money in china because of historical reasons. a lot of people were very poor,l i mean everybody was very poor, up until the 90s.ep >> rter: accumulating wealth in communist china was once considered counter revolutionary. mao zedong came to power in 1949 vowing to eliminate class and abolish capitalism. affluent families lost their wealth and many lost their lived as mao pursuis utopian vision of communism. that vision recommed in the famine, and left aost 90% ofrom the population living in extreme poverty. that all changed in the 1980s, when leader deng xiaopingg loosened state control over china's economy and permitted private enterprise, reforms which would rn the country into the world's second largest economy.rs yater, chinese cities have become shopping meccas catering to china'rapidly expanding middle-class, and upper class. chinese consumers make up a third

make sure you check out constance wu, everybody. erosion. the dunes behind me and the sea turtle eggs exposed. we called the fish and wildlife volunteers hoping they c >> right now a "gma" exclusive. first look at an inspirational film about hope and justice. "just mercy" tells a story of brian stevenson a social justice activist who bravely fought for o is a defen attorney. st a >> i'm the brian stevenson he's talking about and i'm honored to be created by so many talented people. >> i play walter mcmillan who is wrongly accused of a crime who is put on death row, condemned to guy. >> i'm brie larson and a play a real-life, passionate, compassionate advocate who stepped in when nobody else would. >> one of the things i feel is really important about this film is the concept that we can all be part of making a difference in the world. >> being involved on a producer level, trying to make sure this story gets, you know, seen by as many people as possible because i truly believe it's going to make a difference to change people's mines