billion streams on spotify felix yan is a top class d.j. this is how we shot to fame. certainly knows how to get the. most successful musicians. i've always had a vision in mind it was my dream to become a famous d.j. and i knew that the only way to achieve that was by producing my own tracks not just playing other people. but if you. can have felix has been producing tracks for some time such as the single cool still he didn't release his long awaited album until. a whole three years after his debut hit. it took me so long because i needed to grow into the role of a producer who's capable of producing an entire album you know i just started making music on my laptop and all of a sudden i was making hits that really raised the bar and made for pretty high expectations i needed time to find my own sound too. and that sound is called tropical house his first album is a collection of twenty five tracks some previously released new songs created between his d.j. sets all over the world on planes in taxis and recording studios in london plus angeles and copenhagen he wanted

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as a former sem nair yan, i'll forgive that jesuit nod there. the fact of the matter is it's very true that john mccain was as economic in his politics as he was in his life, reaching out to all communities to be a part of this representative are moment. you saw that reflected throughout this week back at home in arizona and certainly now here in washington today. you'll have these cross currents, republican, democrat, red, blue, kefconservative, liberal, christian, nonchristian coming together around this man's flag. he's holding that flag up high for us. he's shining the light of faith. he's shining the light of service. he's shining the light of communion on it. i think that's very, very important. you talk about the solemnity of this, the religious nature of it. you referenced that earlier, and that's always been an important undercurrent for senator mccain. i remember talking to him when he was running for the u.s. senate in '06 and he supported that effort and we had a moment where we talked about my journey as a young sem nair yan and com

tariffs of only ten per cent but that could change in the next couple of weeks or months thanks so now yan's will come back to you in a moment all prices have hit a four year high and the spike comes the day after members of opec the cartel of oil producing nations ruled out increasing output that decision to fire is calls from the united states with fears that the sanctions every imposed on oil rich iran will put pressure on global supply a barrel of brant crude now costs more than eighty one dollars and some analysts believe the cost could rise to over one hundred dollars as a rainy and sanctions take hold. now back to you and scored in new york against the u.s. president is pushing full or oil prices but thanks to the fracking technology the united states has become the world's number two oil producer and meaning higher prices would also mean higher revenue. you know well and oil prices already have been on an elevated basis for quite some time and yes that has led to an increase of production comes to fracking as you mention oil prices here in new york also gaining a good two percent on

hotels are full, and women are running out extra rooms to press men and the catch yab yan workers many they find cherry pies sell very well. so he's twoing to go on lee, or our day jaunts. mup hen are going to go, too. they're to toing to what is called rop off the plain so those are the hup men around him. that is a up cal day when likely he's just out, shooting the breeze with them. he just if the the vote. what more did they want right? and they feel comfortable with them. he's men are representing republican newspapers. there is is that is what publishers have told them to do. what is going to happen here is that they're going to amp ply i the lessage to the nation about what these are the hen going to do it many the res house, what we'd lf to have is a photo of it. we don't have that. so host pictures are taken outside. all we are is a description that it has three rooms. and we've been led to leave we are found nothing that corroborates that. so there are is going to be a place that has been furnished with telepraf lines and tfl lines. it's going to be this is hay thrilled and te

felix yan has something special planned for his twenty fourth birthday as i've told all of my friends and family. i'm not asking for any presents this year from my stroke because i have everything i think i'm the happiest. instead he's asking for donations from the afghans and factions together with the music the big foundation he's raising money for billions children's aid projects. milk a chance hits north america the step up do it from central germany is going on to the u.s. and canada where they also have heaps of devoted fans they'll be performing songs from a second album most of. our. lives you. probably know. in our series berlin backstage we meet musicians who are visiting the german capital this time with that apple with the last german twins have become stars through their comedy and parody is and they're also making waves on the butt charts for the release of ben you all well my colleague benedict met up with the brother and the high quality. at a hotel. the lucky since the lookers are back with the second album the musical duo has been giving interviews all day in the lux

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russia didn't say how they plan to implement a demilitarized zone free of so-called radical rebels but yan egeland's humanitarian task force was given some details it seems turkey backed rebels could play a role on the ground what i understand is that. the so-called war on terror is not called off in the country that will be in the future air raids against the listed organizations there will also be fighting between on groups and activists and the so called terrorists the so-called radicals there is and will be many civilians in the serious. three million syrians who live in atlanta half of them already displaced from cities and towns under state control for them reconciling with a government that has killed so many people is not an option they hope the international community feels the same for now the west has shown resistance to work with us but many fear the political transition away from the syrian leader is no longer a priority for the center for their answers either being kicked out. of the head of the norwegian refugee council yan egeland has sounded the alarm on the deteriorating

president, they used to but they don't now, and the law is very clear, yan take action unless they're doing it now and trump is just, it!clare as if you can rule beyond the law.be : that style, in terms of foreign policy, has a real cost. you write about how the u.s. came to the brink of a real dramatic situation with north derea. the pre was pulled back on tweeting about removing dependence from south korea. bob: ts could -- and just at the time, top north korea leader sent a message tough intermediaries to h.r. mcmaster, national secity adviser, december 4 of last year, saying, if you start withdrawing dependence, we t wille that as a signal that war is imminent. you have a volatile leader, kim jong-un.he he's got nuclear weapons. and there's no predictable path for understanding how he might respond. and the pentagon leadership went nuts about this and just said the tweet never went out. but had it, you know, god knows. and this is the problem. yous are cri managing, that's what the presidency is about. and you got to the have a team. you got to have agreement on fundamentals and t

that was a 59-yan' punt that count. fourth down. line of scrimmage the 21. johnston in his debut is averaging 53.4. esis one hardy will let that bounce and it gout at the 34ya line. so atlanta can start thinking about the clock a little bit here. two-point game. oh. old school reggaeton,play not the new stuff.reggaeton. (vo) get 45 million songs with six months free apple music on us. only on verizon. switch now and get a free samsung galaxy j3 v. ♪ ♪ adults are just kids with much, much better toys. [ giggling ] the c-class sedan, coupe and cabriolet. the thrills keep getting better. the 2018 c-class sedan starting at $40,250. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. oooooohhhh ♪ ♪ >> al: roger goodell, nf commissioner as he normally does scurryg there to the outside and unable to get out of the backfield. add another piece of yellow. haloti ngata, the long time raven. h olding, offense number 73. ten-yard penalty, first down. >> cris: hard to believe something that big can move that fast. i mean haloti ngata has been doing this for a long time. you just wrote h

how that play changed the card spot..the yan >>> the champaign celebration, the oakland a's are in the race for the top wildcard spot. the yankees play tonight. oakland needed a win. hopefully the oakland a's have recovered from the celebration. bottom of the ninth, oakland leaving. matt chapman booted the ground ball. the mariners keep hope alive. next batter, what is going on? i am blaming the champaign on everybody. still tied in the 11th. this was a walkoff to run home run. seattle comes back to be the oakland a's. what does it mean? >>> the yankees were in tampa. this was clocked at 109 miles per hour. new york won the game. 9-2. they leave the ace by two and have games for the top wildcard spot. >>> the giants and padres tied at the 10th. this they said to leftfield is a walkoff. what i like about th the giants win in dramatic fashion. 5-4. >>> with jimmy g out for the season, it's back to the future with cj. he was a rookie started last year. the 49ers are hoping for better numbers beginning this sunday. >> we threw him into a tough position. i said that last year. he had the cr

as the graph yan says there are multiple ways to open the tailgate there's the button on your car keys the conventional knob on the tailgate where you just swing your foot under the bumper of the trunk close six hundred five leaders a space from vix from the gut so for food. that should be enough for the entire family if not their rear seats can be nice when forward or back by ten centimeters or a folded down to create a virtually flat surface the cargo volume then swells to one thousand seven hundred fifty five leaders the only drawback the floor of the truck is relatively high and nearly eighty centimeters. clear but i thought yet says how do you really can't have its cars grow any wider this one is nearly two point two metres across a standard parking space measures between two point three and two point forty five meters and the q.h. does have a semi automatic parking function to help he says but the cars parked next to you probably won't have that. then there's the cost the starting price for the q.a. to germany is over seventy six thousand euros that includes l.e.d. headlights ada

and the white house will likely back off from draken yan trade measures. >>> so bertha mentioned one of the risks to the market being tariffs. but there are others as well. as steveliesman reports for the most part they're being ignored. >> fears over a trade war rocking is to stocks yesterday. >> stocks under pressure. the trade war with china escalating. >> the market is clearly concerned about trade wars. and hetariffs. >> is over a trade war slam fox full coverage of that big move. up until now stock markets reacted negately to threa of higher tariffs. but since president trump slapped $200li b of new tariffs on china tuesday and china retaliated it's been a different story. >> the markets have been a good day stocks rallies broadly. stocks surging the dow hit agnew record. thearket sentiment changed perspective of the tariff story and it should have in the first place because tariffs amount to only about 0.4% of world gchd minuscule in the larger scheme of things. the market has been able to shrug it off. a tariffs aren' the bull market is looking past. the 10-year treury yield

[applause] anna yan. ok. you guys see there's two more. loud, right? tony young! whew! [applause] and last but not least of your lincoln world champions, larry yoh! [applause] all right. one last round of applause for the entire team here. [applause] and we're going to ask everyone to step forward in that same order, down to these steps to take a nice group photo. how's that? ok. yeah. yes? you guys can do better than that! the lincoln high school dragonboat world champions! [cheering]. >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really whereas with an the most intact district got chinatown, n

breaking right now, president trump made yan extraordinar move in the russian investigation ordering secret documents deevealed. newtails in the first deadly shark attack off cape cod since 193 young man killed despite a desperate effort to savehim. a popular beach now shut down. chaos at thecircuit. an animal spooked and throwg a child from the back. the crowd left stunned. >> this is lester holt. >>> good evening, as we come on the air there are several breaking stories tonight. we w a deadly tornado outbreak moving up the east coast. from what is now post tropical cyclone florence. late today at least onerson was killed as multiple tornados struck central virginia, ripping the roof off a business and tearing homes apart. the powerful storms leaving college students in richmond terrifin campus. as they sheltered in place. some 6 mi ion are under tornado watches from viinia to maryland including washington, d.c. nbc's tom costello latest. e >> reporter: it happened just as the ouafternoon rushr began. a massive tornado t moving acro ground in the greater richmond area. tearing the r

police in slovakia have detained a number of suspects over the murder of investigative journalist yan krycek and his fiance the couple were both aged twenty seven when they were shot dead at their home in february could check was investigating political corruption at the time his death prompted protests which forced out the prime minister robert fico as well as the interior minister and police chief. britain's foreign minister says is that a frank exchange of views with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov over russian agents using chemical weapons on british soil it comes after an investigative group identified one of the suspects in the nerve ancient agent attack on a former russian spy in the u.k. as a russian colonel who was decorated by vladimir putin himself or a chalons reports now from moscow investigative group betting current says these photos prove that one of the suspects he went by the name risler bashir of these anatoly chip. the photo on the right was released by british police when he was charged alongside out xander petro of with the attempted murder of former russia

russia didn't say how they plan to implement a demilitarized zone free of so-called radical rebels but yan egeland's humanitarian task force was given some details it seems turkey backed rebels could play a role on the ground what i understand is that the so-called war on terror is not called off in a country that will be in the future air raids against the listed organizations there will also be fighting between on groups armed activists and the so-called terrorists the so-called radicals. there is and will be many civilians in the serious. three million syrians living half of them already displaced from cities and towns under state control for their reconciling with a government that has killed so many people is not an option they hope the international community feels the same for now the west has shown resistance to work with us heard many fear a political transition away from the syrian leader is no longer a priority for the center for their answers either big. or donald trump has again hit out a rising fuel prices the us president's comments come as the world's top oil producers cons

with us now isjinny yan, chief china economist at icbc standard bank. good to see you.e numbers and today is the day this new level of tariffs come into force, give us your take on where we are at in this trade war? we have two economic giants and it has been a long time since we have had two powerful, economic giants in the global international system. the us is very afraid of the challenge and threats china's economic rise opposes. interestingly, in terms of trade, investment and the connection of people, more and more and that is about shifting from north, south trade towards south, south trade. what we are seeing is the rise of china's trade with the rest of the world, particularly emerging economies, is becoming more important. i think this is why the us is afraid at the moment. what we are seeing here is what we are seeing on the political battle, especially with the mid—term elections coming, but china will concentrate, in particular, to what contributes to china's growth and thatis contributes to china's growth and that is domestic growth and also the connectivi

that yan. i just feel is ill and i think probably i have this bunch of people here for all this kids to look like that. this got to be an alternative to to what to whatever ways of life are offered to them. someday all the trials of a. little over. the. mean. you are the students demonstrating all over the world wins but i'd rather just minutes. i must confess the young englishman that i was found the chief and his phlegmatic was fascinating for. them all. about your. noise. that. i see and yet you didn't want. to. yeah and they can live anywhere so no. it was general nine hundred sixty six revolutionary just from around the world gathered in havana a gene mutation of the moroccan independence and maybe even the haka the union political organizer i mean caught up on it and she gave up. they came to participate in the first truly continental conference at the time cuba symbol the trustee for his distance incarnated the segway. was used to play a young french philosophy professor and first visite

the process con yan expansion is to do the $551 million fully-funded expansion and renovation of months coney center and this is a public-private partnership we've worked with the mayor's office and controllers' office to finance this and with the department of public works to execute it. the construction started in the fall of '14 and it should be done bit end of this year. it was a four-phased construction to allow the link to remain open and operational over the past four years. there is continued communication with convention clients that are booked through these convention years. we are operating a fully functioning convention center while doing major construction on the other side of the building. we did complete phase 1 and phase 2. we started phase 3 of construction in april of '17. we also finished our howard street excavation. we have on going community outreach. we do biweekly meetings with a group of constituents around the center and on going client mitigation work around to keep clients happy and in the center. in addition they have an incentive fund to book and we've spen

[applause] anna yan. ok. you guys see there's two more. loud, right? tony young! whew! [applause] and last but not least of your lincoln world champions, larry yoh! [applause] all right. one last round of applause for the entire team here. [applause] and we're going to ask everyone to step forward in that same order, down to these steps to take a nice group photo. how's that? ok. yeah. yes? you guys can do better than that! the lincoln high school dragonboat world champions! [cheering] >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time, people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away, whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recog

we need it rain yan regime to change its behavior. we've been very clear about the areas we need to see them change their behavior. if they're willing to do that, there is a very bright future in store, but we need to see that behavior change first. >> and it is worth noting that, again, after the jcpoa was implemented and there was sanctions relief and the iranians received this revenue that the iranian government didn't spend it on their own economy and helping their own people and that terrorism continued, missile development continued. and the iranian people obviously saw it. they had some patience in the beginning and that quickly ran out. so the kind of protests we're seeing now in the street is different than the green revolution in that you're seeing it among all different status and social revolution in iran, so it really is different that it's against the regime itself. a remarkable thing that's happening right now in iran. >> it is. >> i have to ask this question. this is the last question that's been asked a couple times.

the head of the norwegian refugee council yan egeland has sounded the alarm on the deteriorating conditions at a refugee camp of the borders of syria jordan and iraq to rob can camp is in a u.s. controlled no conflict zone or plan a small says is u.n. assistant secretary general and regional humanitarian coordinator for the syria crisis he says the situation there is appalling. this is a group of people that have been in an area which has been impossible to act really literally in the desert between a very close adjacent to the borders of jordan the most often point within syria what is appalling is that the last time to grow to a system was in january and the time before was in summer of indian and you have women children many civilians or in desperate need now the latest development is an awful long axis clinic that you have up until a week ago so we're really talking about his desperate situation and we're falling everybody to allow us to be able to take anything. which primarily will go from within syria to this. of syria it requires the cooperation of everybody everybody needs to put t

police in slovakia have detained a number of suspects over the murder of journalist yan and his fiance the couple were both shot dead at their home in february was investigating political corruption is death prompted protests which forced out the prime minister. those are the headlines we're back in half an hour right now it's witness it. god. but god. i. think leapai. means to apply. for this is needed and. we are going to be no need to stand in the reduction was going i was going to tell us. he only did monk includes weak clues not concealing known even the living and she knows he's going to be some good distribution company to supply what we get. lonely and old he needed a. hole. in the medium of it and. all nom's into sub cia enough that the public does the needs of those it by study but all but needed to get up so when he had nobody to order why you did it in water you. obviously. they didn't know was in the was all put on feel to it without him and did the evil will but with that he would a model that was doing. good in. the leg and even then it was an enigma. that they would do

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and this to round things out -- yan du xian, a clay pot soup of bean curd-based stalk with salted porkand bamboo shoots. mmm! oh, good flavor. this is a socialist country, supposedly. >> minji: mm-hmm. yep. >> anthony: it's a communist country, supposedly. it is, in fact, from all evidence that i've ever seen, the most dynamic capitalistic country on earth. what do you think about that? >> minji: i think a lot of my western friends come here thinking china is a posh version of north korea, or -- or the party controls everything. but, they come here, they're surprised it's actually not that much. they do seem to be promoting the free market even more with the free trade zone. >> anthony: right. >> minji: just established in shanghai, so it's amazing. >> anthony: from what i see everywhere i go, the world is becoming more chinese -- chinese influence, chinese food. uh, if you build a casino in vegas, or a hotel in singapore, you have to consider what will the chinese think. is that exciting? uh -- >> minji: it's exciting that we finally have an influence that we wouldn't. like china is s

cnn supreme court reporter ar yan is with us.f what's being constructed, we do know her attorney is saying there are details that have yet to be worked out. nevertheless, this is extremely unusual. it is very difficult. and there is great anticipation in this week ahead. >> you're absolutely right. and what she said here is that there will be hearings. and she expresses some disappointment with some of the conditions. this attorney said in this statement although many aspects of the proposal are fundamentally inconsistent with the committee's promise of a fair and partial investigation into her -- into the allegations, we are hopeful that we can reach an agreement on the details. and then she asked for another call this afternoon, and keep in mind senator grassley said look, we'll have a hearing. he said wednesday, but he had some sticking points, and some of his sticking points were that he reserved the right to have an outside counsel come in if he wanted to. keep in mind, there are no men on the republican side of this committ

. >> oh, come on, my fellow concord yan. >> reporter: a self-proclaimed hugger in an intraparty brawlg star she's often compared to, she's not running to the left of her opponent. >> i've been on the forefront of fighting the trump agenda from day one. >> there's no reason she should be running against you. >> reporter: there's also a progressive record. >> i don't know what could have been more disruptive than what i've been doing including the support of maxine waters and others. everybody who runs will tell you they're the best. my job is to tell you what i do. >> reporter: but like new york's 14th, there's a potential to be a shocker because of demographics. a once predominantly white district, now majority minority. you and your opponent are alike on many issues. what's this race about? >> i think this requires us to be bold. >> my mother did not raise me to ask permission to leave. >> reporter: suddenly the massachusetts 7th has become one of the most watched races this year. a great microcosm of the rest of the country. >> is this the moment within the party? is it a party wher

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yet heard a word of their testimony and because i am not psychic, i am not gifted with claire voice yans -- clairvoyance. i will have to listen to the testimony before i make up my mind about the testimony. what i do know is i do not believe dr. ford is part of some vast conspiracy from start to finish to smear judge kavanaugh as has been alleged by some on the right, and i do know that i do not believe that judge kavanaugh is some kind of serial sexual predator as some have alleged on the left. i must also say that separate and apart from this nomination and the facts that pertain to it, i do not believe that the claim of sexual assault is invalid because a 15-year-old girl didn't promptly report the assault to authorities, as the president of the united states said just two days ago. how uninformed and uncaring do we have to be to say things like that much less believe them. do we have any idea what kind of message that send, especially to young women? how many times do we have to marginalize and ignore women before we learn that important lesson? and now if i must say a word or two ab

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we remember the point yans and the compelling nature of his coverage there. if we remember what it was about, there was a lot of social injustice that went on there and a lot of politics but there was also a component that i'm really afraid could be revisited on this situation with florence. time. people were trapped in bad situations. preparedness was an issue there. here it's going to be circumstance. and right now people stayed here. local officials will stay only about 10%, 15%. i have a hard time believing that unless everybody who stayed came to just our one section of a nine-mile beach today because there were hundreds and hundreds of people here today. now, if this flood event is what they say it is and if the saturation point is as sensitive as they worry and the duration is what they anticipate on this stretch of the coast you could be stuck for days. and now we get into that real problem for first responders. we understand that the federal government has dispatched almost all of its fema teams. okay? i think there are 28. a couple are in hawaii. bu

. >> yan so two points coming out of that. number one, when the president said they just add people on to the list, there was no list. >> that's exactly right. that was just polliti rhetoric. >> yang: secondly, you've written a lot about the complexities of reaching deathll g figuring out death tolls after natural disasters. talk about that direct effects of people, rect effects and the indirect effects. >> so direct effects of dying from the stmm are, for eple, going outside during the storm and having a tree hit you in thy head, being r home and having a flooding and drowning as a result of it. we are pretty familiar with thosdirect effects. obviously lamentable and tragic. but what we're really about here is that period aftera . that period of months where much of puerto rico lacked electricity,lacked potable water, lacked clear roads. the "post" in may told the story of a woman who died in her home in part because medical worrs, cell phones weren't working, and in part because ambulance got caught in traffic because traffi