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i'm joined now by the codirectors of that film, miao wang and hao wu.o these characters? how did you get them to agree to talk to you about this in such a deeply personal way? >> we started this project in late 2019 when the district court ruling had just come down and we were reading a lot about the case and also you know, being asian americans ourselves, we also know a lot of people discussing the case in different ways so that really piqued our interest in through the research■ç, a lot o people we got on the harvard side were actually people who testified in the district courts and since we started, the pandemic happened, as soon as we started doing research, so that give us a lot of time to read a lot of court transcripts for the supreme court trial and edward bloom, you know, he has done a lot of media appearances and is actually quite open to speaking about his work. he gave us fairly open access from fairly early on, as well, so yeah, that's■ç how it got started. >> hao, the film captures what is real tension that some asian americans were feelin

next we have out of galileo high school, kelly wu, going to san diego state! going down south. [applause] great job. next we have, out of academy, kalil going to san jose state university. go spartans! [applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's ■u■) go bal, mandy going to williams college! [applause] alright. out of lincoln, let's see--actually , no. kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] out of lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see ney here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayo

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wu or mr. gaffud, please open this item to public comment. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment in person on the motion to approve item six, the traffic contract. number 36 traffic signal modification. the modification to that, may line up against the wall furthest from the door. and if you are commenting from outside the chamber, please press the raise your hand button in the webinar or star three on your phone to be recognized. and seeing no one coming forward to speak on this item in person. and we also do not have any of our callers have not raised their hand on this item either. that concludes public comment. thank you. i'll move to modify contract number 36, traffic signal modifications. is there a second? second? great oh, i'm sorry i didn't do that before. the public comment. can we proceed? since i didn't, i didn't make the motion prior to the public comment. should we reopen public comment now that we have an active motion, even though nobody commented? i think i think you're okay to proceed. great. thank

lillian wu, ktvu, fox two news. >> in butte county, most evacuation orders have been lifted and many residents are now returning home. crews are also getting a handle on the thompson fire. that fire started tuesday in oroville, and so far, cal fire says at least 25 structures have been destroyed. more than 3700 acres have been blackened. two firefighters have also been hurt, but cal fire did not offer a lot of details. that fire, now 46% contained and mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in parts of mariposa county where the french fire is still burning out of control. that fire started last night near french camp road and highway 49. so far, more than 800 acres have burned. it's just 15% contained. strong winds, dry conditions and the extreme heat all making it very difficult for crews to get a handle on that fire. >> and unfortunately, with this heat, it's sticking around and sort of pre-treating everything. so if a fire were to start off, we could be talking about rapid growth with a fire because that heat is just relentless out there, especially for the inland spots. now

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wu tang, nirvana, on ironic fanny packs?eers and applause] michael jackson before it got too weird? you know, i'll put those four years against any in history. now all week, we heard that trump was going to come out with a new message of unity and you know what? he delivered. >> as americans, we are bound together by a single fate and a shared destiny. we rise together. or we fall apart. i am running to be president for all of america, not half of america, because there is no victory in winning for half of america. >> jordan: "which is why i'll be a departing behalf that doesn't like me. problem solved." you know what? no. i am being a hater. this is a changed man up here. he is calling for an end to discord. let's hear how we can bring about this unity together. >> if democrats want to unify our country, they should drop these partisan witch hunts, which i have been going through for approximately eight years. and they should do that without delay and allow an election to proceed that is worthy of our people. >> jordan: oh,

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tim wu argues that the first amendment is out of control and focuses on high court's decision on moderation to lower court. here to weigh in is outkick host and lawyer clay travis. do you think this is worthy of ridicule it is receiving? classified documents /* >> i do, most important freedom we have is first amendment, foundation of every freedom upon which this nation is based. when it read this piece in the times, for those who study times v sullivan, most important first amendment case decided by supreme court, that is reason why "new york times" business is allowed to exist because of robust protection the media is given. t times was the defendant hit with damages based on reporting during civil rights era. if supreme court not provided them with massive protection, it issic l likely "new york times" would have crumbled. we are letting too many opinions out there, it is too robust and antithesis of everything our country was founded on. >> brian: from the column, over past decade or two, liberal justices protect anything called free speech regardless whether speaker is human or corpora

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shan wu, formerfederal them again in the future. some i news. good to see you. now, | let's have a look at some other news. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says 80 palestinians have been killed in israeli air strikes in the past 211 hours, including one attack near a school in a supposedly safe zone. hamas officials say at least 15 people were killed on sunday during the attack near the un—run school, the fifth such attack in eight days. israel said its airforce targeted a number of what it called terrorists operating in the area. this comes as britain's foreign secretary, david lammy, on his first trip to israel, is pushing for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and the release of all israeli hostages by hamas. 0ur correspondent injerusalem, barbara plett usher, has this assessment about how this might impact negotiations. this was an important and tricky visit for the new british foreign secretary david lammy because label support of the recent election from voters who felt that it had not condemned the war in gaza strongly enou

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i spoke to dozens of progressives in the last two days with my colleague sarah ferris and nicholas wunot support kamala harris four years ago, why are you supporting her now? and they all said the same thing. she's the best candidate we have to defeat donald trump in november, and even though we didn't support her four years ago right now it's time to rally behind one candidate to beat donald trump. it's really interesting considering one of them didn't support specific issues she stood for whether it be fracking or medicare for all. now they're saying we need to focus on beating donald trump and should that happen in november then we'll start talking to her about specific policy issues. i'm talking alexandria ocasio-cortez who also was supporting joe biden staying in the race. i'm talking about a freshman from illinois. these are just a sampling of the progressives we spoke to who are very much trying to get kamala harris in the white house in november. >> all right. congressional reporter for politico, daniella diaz, thank you so much. >>> next up here we'll go live to cnbc for an e

harmony -- [ laughter ] cypress hillary's emails -- [ laughter ] oh, and here's my favorite -- the wu-klux-klane ] that wasn't the only tribute to trump last night. a lot of people wore bandages over their ears. out of solidarity. and stupidity. [ laughter ] these are the same folks who wouldn't put a piece of cloth on their face during covid, because they thought it looked ridiculous. [ laughter ] and for all the other fascists, oop, i mean -- fashionistas in the republican party -- [ laughter ] remember when donald trump sold those $400 gold sneakers? well, now trump's got a new shoe with the image of him pumping his fist after the attack on saturday. there they are, "the ear jordans." [ laughter ] they go for $299 a pair. can you imagine if barack obama had sold $300 sneakers? well, i could. and they would have been dope as hell. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] okay. okay, enough politics. today also happens to be world emoji day. i have to say, i'm very smiley face with heart eyes, praying hands, and fried shrimp about it. [ laughter ] we didn't have emojis when i was growing up. if i

linda sarsour, wu than with you -- we will end with you.harris is not there today and many congress members and senators are boycotted, she will meet with him tomorrow as well president biden. your final thoughts. what do you want her to say? linda: i want to make sure we've put this on the record that joe biden is also a war criminal. i was not surprised to see there was an indentation -- invitation to netanyahu to address congress. kamala harris will be meeting privately with netanyahu and we want hurt to say the things that need to be said. she understands what is needed. if she wants to become the next president of the united states, she needs to demonstrate to voters, pro cease fire voters across the country, that she will disassociate from the policies of joe biden. she has to demand a permanent cease-fire. no temporary ceases. we want a permanent cease-fire. we also want the release of hostages including palestinian hostages. that is a very important demand that kamala harris needs to present to netanyahu. she also needs to support t

next we have out of galileo high school, kelly wu, going to san diego state! going down south. [applause] great job. next we have, out of academy, kalil going to san jose state university. go spartans! [applause] next, out of balboa high school, let's go bal, mandy going to williams college! [applause] alright. out of lincoln, let's see--actually , no. kipp sf college prep. nazir travis! [applause] out of lincoln high school, --going to cal poly! [applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank

that includes transportation secretary pete buttigieg massachusetts governor, boston mayor michelle wuven actress jennifer coolidge. a ggiant plaza vice president harris was assuring that crowded president biden will win the election. vp went on to criticize former president trump's rnc speech on unity. should a similar message at a campaign event in north carolina thursday. >> you cannot claim it you stand for unity if you are pushing an agenda that deprives whole groups of americans of basic freedoms opportunity and dignity. >> president biden does drop out of the race, feet pete harris could potentially take his place one a political strategist said skipping over her would be quote catastrophic. >> skipping over kamala harris would political malpractice. end of story. the base, our base, black americans in particular is a widely defeated trump at all. we owe our base the respect they deserve by knots side planning and eminently qualified vice president. >> some analyst disagreed saying the pete harris is less popular than president biden bird this comes after the vice president call

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. >> he is the impact were on all of this, thank you for that, kelly o'grady, john wu is back with us very big player in this arena in early enthusiast backer and always good to have you. is this going to be a race for which candidate wins better for bitcoin for the political position and donald trump's into the white house or kamala harris does, what do you think of it. >> donald trump is showing great leadership, the attendance in nashville was great and back up to 2022 levels there is a lot of fanfare in a thing 50 million plus americans on the asset class actually agree. whenever we think of donald trump is been very consistent approach innovation and pro-america and that has led to vice president here is calling for a roundtable for the democrats to reassess the asset classes a whole. he showed great leadership and a lot of great points and for me as an operator it is great i want to see clarity and real standards so the ceos i've talked to en bloc chain can have consistency. neil: is not an investment and you have said that but there has been some sense that after shaking off th

. >> it can be, but wu know the chairman of the democratic and republican party spoke about collectivelymperature. watch the president in the coming days. come tuesday, once he gets to las vegas, campaign mode is going to pick up again. but what you're going to hear the president talk about is having a conversation about the issues, about substance, and doing it peacefully. democrats will take cues from the president, see how he does in those days. that will probably help determine at least how they would respond. but a lot of it, to your point, is going to depend on what they're talking about here, how they're talking about what happened, how they're talking about the president. if it is heated, democrats will be difficult to resist, perhaps intensifying their rhetoric too. >> in republican circles, there's tension about this. some members of the house republican consequence are trying to lay this at the feet of either the left in america, or directly at president biden. senior leaders in the republican party in the trump campaign are trying to tamp that down, but that pressure is here.

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maybe talked about among some activists in the shadows in 2016, you saw this group of leaders, the john wusers and candidates like the north carolina gubernatorial candidate, they didn't really emerge with power in the trump administration until that last chapter when donald trump realized all of these people will do my bidding for me. they'll weaponize the department of justice. this is my team. we know what would happen now. they would be there on day one in a second trump term. that is the real term. the focus is important because it's a foundational document for republicans. but i also don't think we can focus so much on it that we let donald trump escape his own statements and his own records. he says i don't know project 2025. it's a garbage statement. we know he said he wants to engage in retribution. we know donald trump embraces economic and inequality. his record on education and healthcare and infrastructure is terrible. we know he wants to roll back individual and voting rights and rights of minority communities. those are donald trump's platforms and words. not just project 202

they often don't comment on these elaborate overseas operations, wu we are waiting to see if the primenowledges -- i'm looking down just because i'm getting a feed here -- it sounds like the prime minister so far anyway is not acknowledging israel's involvement in the killing in tehran, so most of what we know is coming from iranian state media. they say around 1:45 a.m., a missile hit a building where haniyeh, that attack coming just a couple of hours after haniyeh met with the supreme leader of iran. this is a deep, deep embarrassment for the iranian regime that they were unable to keep such a high profile figure safe in the very heart of their capital, and the iranian supreme leader ayatollah khamenei is saying iran has a duty to take revenge. so we are closely watching to see what that looks like. the other big question, chris, is what impact this alleged israeli strike has on those deeply fragile cease fire negotiations. we spoke to the grandson of an 84-year-old hostage who has been held in gaza for 299 days now, and he told us he's deeply worried that this killing could derail t

party leaders, wu a few exceptions, have rallied behind her. remember, the country is sick of the two dand dats they had. they made very clear in polls they weren't really happy about the choice they had between trump and biden, two old men they just as soon move on. now she has an opportunity to make a generational argument saying here is the new face of a younger america, and there's going to be obviously excitement for a while. there's also going to be scrutiny of her. she'll have to defend her record and absorb attacks that will come -- have already started to come from republicans, and most importantly, to define herself, if she can, before her opponents define her for her. >> steve, all along in polls were neck and neck between donald trump and joe biden, although some slippage for president biden after that debate. how does kamala harris fare against the former president? >> the short answer is not really any better. take a look at this. this is the average of all the polls you're talking about since the debate that tested kamala harris

wu will right. but geographically, yes. pete: i guess i'd have to look at that. i know you're mr.ut we'll fact check that and get back to you. rachel: well, that does get us closer to michigan, i guess -- pete: is michigan closer to new york than west virginia? i think it is. will: get closer to michigan to get closer to the news. rachel: guess who was in michigan? that was joe biden, and he was there saying i'm okay, don't worry about me. listen. >> and anyway, and now i'm too old. but i know hopefully with a little bit of age comes a little bit of wisdom, and hopefully in this moment i think the alternative is not much of an alternative. and i do think ethics matter. i do think decency matters. i do think we should -- we are an optimist in, a decent, an honorable country. and i give you my word, last thing i'll say, i have never been more optimistic about america's possibilities. gotta finish the job, and i promise you i am, i'm okay. finish. rachel: that's not very reassuring. i'm okay. pete: i'm okay. well, mine, they've been trying -- i mean, they've been trying multiple diff

bill: so when we were trying to maneuver around the central part of mill wu key, and and i just want viewers to know the city's not on lockdown, but there are several city blocks which are and will continue to be every day as we move closer to thursday which is the main event. on the outside, you're going to have protests and they are permitted, they're going to be here. and between local police and national guard and secret service, how are you possibly going to coordinate all of that now? >> so we have a number of different plans and strategies. one of the things that we ant to to always -- want to always reassure our viewers in the city, we're in communication in regards to these particular types of protests or demonstrations. we do have a number of areas outlined for that particular type of expression because we do respect the first amendment, but we do have a level of vigilance. like i always say, like our military brothers and sisters by land, sea and air, we do have all of those resources in place to ensure that we have the level of vigilance and leaning into insuring that sec

and a chinese american named harry wu had been had gone to to china. he was exposing a lot of the human rights violations. and the chinese put him in prison. and so in order for hillary to accept invitation, she had to really get past the west wing because i'm sure you you are well aware of what went on because. they didn't really think she could go and do that. well, an american citizen was being imprisoned in china. well, they eventually let him out. and so she you know, it made it a little easier. it didn't ease things with china. in fact, the chinese media did not cover that speech. right. the world media did. you heard some of what she said and the saudis walked out during the speech. so this was, you know, her on a stage world stage, really that no other first lady had probably had. and she was credited with giving probably the strongest first statement of the clinton administration on human rights and where that really became a turning point was after that, she really took that issue and ran with it. and, you know, prior to that, she'd had some

and a chinese american named harry wu had been had gone to to china. he was exposing a lot of the human rights violations. and the chinese put him in prison. and so in order for hillary to accept invitation, she had to really get past the west wing because i'm sure you you are well aware of what went on because. they didn't really think she could go and do that. well, an american citizen was being imprisoned in china. well, they eventually let him out. and so she you know, it made it a little easier. it didn't ease things with china. in fact, the chinese media did not cover that speech. right. the world media did. you heard some of what she said and the saudis walked out during the speech. so this was, you know, her on a stage world stage, really that no other first lady had probably had. and she was credited with giving probably the strongest first statement of the clinton administration on human rights and where that really became a turning point was after that, she really took that issue and ran with it. and, you know, prior to that, she'd had some

one of those from the 23, a man and another, another young female swimmer called tanks wu han she is this when you mentioned there who would we expect to be lining up in the related defend china's gold. what they're saying is, while in training camp, ms mouhanna and this male swimmer left the camp to go in a day of eating hamburgers, shopping cakes, and coffee and it was in that period at a restaurant called the blue frog that they leave. they ate this hamburger that had a powerful steroid and that they tested positive for you know, there's so many questions here. it's taken us again to reveal these positive cases. this was another secret case involving chinese swimmers and now what are the world anti-doping agency? after these stories is finally said, hang on. yeah, we think we have a problem with contamination and we are looking into this and seeing if things need to change right? >> i mean, so basically they're saying two, why are these wide were these athletes left off? you know, how did they get off the hook for saying, oh, it's because i ate this food that can contain these ste

party, sophie naqvi from the newham independence party , the newham independence party, coyote shida wupeople's alliance . there you go. people's alliance. there you go. coming up after the break, a new poll is out saying that 1 in 7 young black and asian britons are apparently going to ditch the uk due to government failings. and you guessed it, racism. and of course, economic worries. what do you think to all of that? i'll see you in hello, everybody. i'm michelle dewberry and i'm with you until 7:00 tonight. alongside with my panel remain. we've got the entrepreneur and reform uk dan azeez yousef and the labour peen azeez yousef and the labour peer, lord morris glassman, lots of conversation there. i'm really interested to know your thoughts on that. there's really mixed, views in terms of what you think is going on when it comes to the defections. i'm particularly interested to hear your opinions. in terms of the media coverage, do you think that all parties have been subjected to the same scrutiny, or do you suspect, as i do, that there's perhaps a little bit of bias going on, to p

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and a chinese american named harry wu had been had gone to to china. he was exposing a lot of the human rights violations. and the chinese put him in prison. and so in order for hillary to accept invitation, she had to really get past the west wing because i'm sure you you are well aware of what went on because. they didn't really think she could go and do that. well, an american citizen was being imprisoned in china. well, they eventually let him out. and so she you know, it made it a little easier. it didn't ease things with china. in fact, the chinese media did not cover that speech. right. the world media did. you heard some of what she said and the saudis walked out during the speech. so this was, you know, her on a stage world stage, really that no other first lady had probably had. and she was credited with giving probably the strongest first statement of the clinton administration on human rights and where that really became a turning point was after that, she really took that issue and ran with it. and, you know, prior to that, she'd had some

well, and here with me now, a former federal prosecutor who was inside the supreme court today, shan wu also cnn senior legal analyst and former assistant us attorney elie honig, as well as cnn senior law enforcement analysts, and the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. great to have you all here. le let me start with you because on this new reporting tonight of how this decision here in washington has already extending and having its impact felt new york, you predicted this earlier when you were hearing that this was going to happen within an hour of the supreme court decision coming down. >> you can see the dominoes that we're going to fall. i think this gives donald trump's team a shot a long shot, but a shot to try to overturn the hush money case. i think you've just got some interesting details out of will scharf there as to how they're going to argue it the supreme court today defined official acts very broadly. broader than i even expected them to follow trump's team is going to say some of the communications, not many, but a bit of the evidence used against donald trump in

well, and here with me now, a former federal prosecutor who was inside the supreme court today, shan wu, also cnn senior legal analyst and former dissent us attorney elie honig, as well as cnn senior law enforcement analysts and the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. great to have you all here. le let me start with you because on this new reporting tonight of how this decision here in washington has already extending and having its impact felt new york, you predicted this earlier when you were hearing that this was going to happen within an hour of the supreme court decision coming down. >> you can see the dominoes that we're going to fall. i think this gives donald trump's team a shot a long shot, but a shot to try to overturn the hush money case. i think you've just got some interesting details out of will scharf there as to how they're going to argue it the supreme court today defined official acts very broadly. harder than i even expected them to. and so donald trump's team is going to say some of the communications, not many, but a bit of the evidence used against donald tru

well, and here with me now, a former federal prosecutor who was inside the supreme court today, shan wu also cnn senior legal analyst and former assistant us attorney elie honig, as well i'll see you didn't senior law enforcement analysts and the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. great to have you all here. le let me start with you because on this new reporting tonight of how this decision here in washington has already extending and having its impact felt new york, you predicted this earlier when you were hearing that this was going to happen within an hour of this? supreme court decision coming down. >> you can see the dominoes that we're going to fall. i think this gives donald trump's team a shot, a long shot, but a shot to try to overturn the hush money case. i think you just have some interesting details out of will scharf there as to how they're going to argue it. the supreme court today defined official acts very broadly, broader than i even expected them to. and so donald trump's team is going to say some of the communications, not many, but a bit of the evidence used a

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