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countriles, especiall the brazil yan government, to completely change their policies towards the amwe are seeing a polls that encourages amazon deforestation, illegal mining and logging so we have really to put a full stop to this mode of development. >> thank you very much, doctor, for joining us. >> touch. >> red-hot lava from a volca erupting on the spanish island of la palma continues to flow into the stay, sending out vast clouds of toxic gases. thousands have been forced to three since the eruption began 11 days ago. our correspondent dan johnson reports from la palma. >> welcome to the newest part of la palma, a volcano island extension that is growing all the-time and all this latcha has destroyed 900 homes and forced thousands more to be abandoned. 'emly and augenstein are the latest to pack up ready to leave. >> it won't stop. that's my one big fear, that we're only just seeing the begi. >> and there's augenstein's mom and his often. 896 and 97. they've both lived through two previous eruptionings. 1949 and 1971 but this time it's too much. this is much worse than the othe

we tracked down yan, one of them.pedia. he denies misusing the platform and says that the removal of active pro—beijing editors is detrimental to the neutrality of wikipedia as a whole. wikipedia, especially chinese wikipedia, is a balance that anti—beijing forces and the pro—beijing forces must maintain a balance and people agree on a compromise in order for the project to proceed. and the thing is you�*re removing one side from — you�*re removing the pro—beijing voices for — from this platform and of course, the balance is going to tilt towards the anti—beijing forces within wikipedia. as it turns out — and i have deep experience talking to people all over the world and meeting wikimedians — the idea that people in china, for example, are so brainwashed that they can't even conceive of the idea of neutrality is just completely false. so many people are able to say "ok, here's my view of the world, but i understand there are other views of the world and that an encyclopaedia should present an explanation of all these

jinny yan, great to see you, thank you for your thoughts.ue that's weighing on chinese growth is of course the crisis over at property developer evergrande, as fears of contagion has intensified in recent weeks due to signs of trouble at other chinese developers. let's go to sarah toms in singapore who's following the story. hello, yes, as you said, one of the main strains on the chinese economy at the moment is of course property sectors. in a rare public statement, chinese central bankers have come out to talk about the crisis of debt at evergrande, and that is after other property companies have been struggling to make payments themselves. central bankers are basically singling out the managers at evergrande and saying it is down to risk management that is causing the problem. they say the risks can still be contained and first off there will be looking at preventing the problems of evergrande from spreading to other property companies. they are also keeping an eye on companies and banks that could be at risk of default as a result. their

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community is smart, and the community came to us, and i want to acknowledge him in particular, calvin yan in my office. thank you, calvin, and i think we, just in time, appropriated a little bit of money, $200,000, to try to get buildings in this community hooked up. now, the city had already figured out that we had a responsibility that has been discharged and is being discharged by our incredible d.t. department to hookup low-income housing to fiber so they can get high speed internet, but in chinatown, there are literally hundreds of buildings like the one behind me here at 1351 stockton street that are not run by public housing, that are not run by city dollars, and they have terrible wifi. and so we piloted a project, and we got d.t., who immediately started hooking up these buildings. we have now done three of them. it serves hundreds of people with high speed internet. it has been remarkable, so i just wanted to start by thanking the community for bringing this to us, thanking d.t. for doing such an awesome job. two more buildings are being hooked up, and this is, by all accounts,

he beat ricky walden 6—3 in his semi final and will face yan bingtao orjohn higgins next — their semi—finalregor dimitrov tonight in the semi—finals of the indian wells tournament. whatever happens, he's already assured of being the new british number one next week, and could even break into the world's top 20 for the first time. if he wins, norrie will face either unseeded georgian nikoloz basilashvili or american taylor fritz in the final. basilashvili produced a real surprise to beat the greek world number three stefanos tsitsipas in three sets. while home favourite fritz provided a shock of his own, beating the olympic champion alexander zverev. fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets. spain's paula badosa beat the in—form ons jabeur in straight sets to set up a meeting with victoria azarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. that's all from sportsday. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, again.

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it's stunning when you look at these similarities and the developing distaupe yan states whether it's china or the united states. we have seen a linkage between the controlled corporate media now the social media systems massive disruption in our fundamental rights creation of the national security act the patriot act the national defense authorization act. so when you look at these two organisms whether it's the chinese reality or the american reality, the american people are not understanding what is developing. and all of this theater we're witnessing is nothing but a bunch of nonsense to rationalize more military more control more foundations more military platforms to destroy the democracy of america. the american people truly need to wake up and demand repeal of the national security act. we're arbitrarily putting our own citizenry in jail based on lies. host: i'm going to jump in. what about the main argument there? guest: the question of how the united states and chinera or democracies and authoritarian societies are responding to the impact of technology on societies and gove

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we took you onboard a nuclear submarine in the med arbitrary yan this was two years ago, the uss florida. we saw that technology up close. we've saw how tell think these submarines are. wait to bring in martha raddatz, because martha, you've been on these submarines, as well. a lot of people at home are going to be asking, how does this happen, how does a collision even take place? >> reporter: david, we know these nuclear-powered attack submarines are all about stealth and in order to remain stealthy, the submarines will often turn off their act tive sew nor so ty can't be detected. so that leaves them blind, relying on charts and those charts would not show a sunken ship container or even sometimes a sea mountain. back in 2005, the uss san francisco hit a sea mountain off of guam. fortunately, this collision is not expected to be nearly as bad, but there were several sailors injured with bumps and bruises. submarine is now on its way back to port. david? >> martha raddatz with us from washington. martha, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the deadly flash flooding in parts of th

on the to grow and capital mikaela the united nations that says it phase mass atrocity crimes, and yan mall as thousands of troops gather in the north of the country view and special repertoire. as also warned, the military governments is engaged in probable crimes against humanity and more view or says 8, we'll see more information from israel about his move to designate palestinian civil society groups as terrorist organizations. as well as accused groups of funnelling money to another group. now the print, european union says, is extremely concerned about the growing number of refugees, a migrants crossing into the block from belarus, if the king minsk, of what it calls a state sponsored smuggling. the issue as dominated talks on the final day of a leader summit in brussels and thought about the ripples as frustration with bella royce, grows in the block. some european leaders did not hold back on the last day of a summit in brussels. they accused president alexander lucas jenko, of running a human trafficking ring and weapon ising migration, by helping people to cross and legally i

that after a similar mandate was introduced, obliging all employees to be vaccinated by the end of the yan. but not everyone in the us has such a strict vaccination policy. the santa fe, for the neighboring state of indiana has offered any chicago also so willing to define the mandate. a job that my office stands ready to help connect chicago police officers to an indiana police department that is hiring now and does have of x and mandate. i don't think it's a negative at all. florida actually is offering the same thing and floor those numbers as far as per capita are down. i think the lowest in the country is not the lowest. so i don't think this is requisite, or i think it's a show to support those of us that stand for medical freedom in stand for body autonomy. and i think it's a great move, think it's more about taking advantage of the c simply wanting to lose a good cops, and they're happy to pick them up any state or see that supports us and says that they'll stand with us, especially with our constitutionally protected rights is a, is a bonus for any one forced an officer. so i supp

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and eight-year daughter of undocumented honed dur yan parents who is passionate about her culture andpeople. [ speaking spanish ] she wants to help underserved families in her puebl-o hennessey, this community here will ensure that all of your dreams and more, come true [speaking in spanish] [applause] [applause] >> hennessey -- [speaking in spanish] [applause] so it's my great honor to present this year's cesar chavez labor award to the fierce, savvy, olga miranda. [applause] olga is the highest ranking latina in the san francisco labor movement a long time feminist mother to her son jaoquin rubio, wife to hector rubio and her other titles include, sha fear, housekeeping, baby-sitter and loyal friend like all of us latinas here, right. [laughter] my goodness. olga was born in las vegas nevada. is the first in her family to be born with union health insurance. she was raised by a single mother maurice a marin da flores in los angeles california. her mother worked as a union housekeeper in las vegas. her first organizing experience was with her mother, a long time los angeles community

the rocket conceded the deciding frame of a tight contest with yan bing—tao of china, who won 4—3. opener, the sydney sixers beat the melbourne stars in a rain—shortened match. alyssa healy�*s 57 — which included eleven boundaries — lead the sixers as they chased down a tricky target of 100 with just four balls to spare. british number two cameron norrie, is on the brink of becoming british number one after getting into his first atp masters quarter final. he'll play the 11th seed diego schwartzman at indian wells later, after beating the american tommy paul over three sets. it's norrie's 44th victory this year. earlier i asked our tennis correspondent russell fuller where this great run of form had come from? i think as well as being very fixed, there is a bit of extra heat on that serve and a bit more weight on the ground shots that are making him a trickier customer to handle on the atv tour. and confidence is a large part of it as well. when you won your phrase title that was in the sky in mexico under three months ago and you've been able to compete regularly at the third roun

it is basically the companies allow tax avoid yans and of laws of all kinds in the home countries and taxes but hiding profits away from creditors or from other people that they ought to be giving the money to, for example, law enforcement. i don't know how much more that the -- the government has a lot -- i'm sorry. the government has a lot more to do. been trying for many years now. they have something in europe called the common reporting standard and in the u.s. a similar law that says if a foreigner comes into the country and deposits money then our authorities will contact their authorities so that there's a sort of bilateral communication and just doesn't cover enough countries yet. after our project dropped the congress has started to debate. there's a bipartisan effort to try to get lawyers, art dealers and other people involved in this kind of offshore wealth to have requirement that they report it to the treasury if it seems suspicious as it often does. >> let me ask you this question and might be laughable. i have been told no question is a dumb question. here we go. is th

le yan caldwell is on capitol hill and with us political reporter holly otterbine that reports on politics but a perch further outside the beltway. monica, again, it's always easier to campaign than it is to govern. and being able to take democracy, trump, voting rights, climate change, income and equality and put it under the larger umbrella, the battle for the soul of america. that made a lot of. how to tackle each of these. some might argue they're existen the existential threat. we could pay a heavy price, it does present a challenge of what to focus on. obviously, the white house has been focused on the inside game, not the outside game. >> reporter: that's right, chuck. and they will tell you officials here that essentially they had to make very difficult decisions about where they put the president's outward and public energy and that has been on trying to enact this sweeping domestic agenda clearly has had issues over the summer getting off the ground. they feel they're making progress at the real cost potentially of spending time on issues like voting rights and behind the scenes,

two americans and 15 clom yans arrested as part of the murder plot. with the government divided and the economy cratering, much of port-au-prince has fallen to gangs. and amid the anarchy, kidnapping is a booming industry. men, women and children snatched at gunpoint for as little as $100. at least 328 people kidnapped in the first eight months of 2021. that's compared to 2034 for all of 2020 according to the u.n. most of the victims are haitians, but foreigners make attempting target for those hoping for greater ransoms. a race now to find these people of faith and bring them home safely. >> now, nbc news has reached out to the state department. we have not yet heard back. but in a statement to the washington post, the state department says we are aware of these reports, and have nothing additional to offer at this time. willie? >> americans trying to help in haiti. let's hope for their safe return. thank you very much. >>> intense man hunt underway in texas for the man who ambushed three sheriff's deputies and killing one of them who just became a f

i'm talking to virginia va yans. -- i'm talking to virginians.can't help but look at president biden and recognize what a failed presidency looks like, look at afghanistan, the border, our economy, you look at the fact that everything he's doing seems to be making america worse. and i'm going to go to work and make virginia better. >> today mcauliffe was in charlottesville headlining with rally with democratic activist abrams. he's been urging his party to take this race more seriously. top democrats will readily and publicly admit they know this race is close. in the final days we have seen mcauliffe tries one message on the stump as he tries to reach swing voters by labelling youngkin as a close ally of president trump. >> we don't want another trump want to be. we don't need a lap dog for donald trump as our governor. we need a real governor here in the commonwealth of virginia. that's why i need your help. >> we asked youngkin about the trump factor in all this. he said he's instead trying to focus on the issues about education and public saf

>> yan to deal with short staffing, nurses work extra shifts, and alongside nurses hired on short-term. right now, these so-called“ travel nurses” are about 40% of hendry's emergency department. high demand for travel nurses during the pandemic means higher salaries than for staff nurses, sometimes leading to resentment, and to bigger budget holes for hospitals. but it's an attractive option for staff nurses who feel underpaid, like tamika cade. she left hendry's emergency department after eight years for a nearby travel nurse job. >> i'm stressed, i'm burnt out. i'm tired, i'm exhausted. well, these circumstances are going to be the same anywhere i decide to work. why not go 55 miles up the road and do the same thing, for double the pay? >> yang: in september, she returned to a new position in hendry's i.t. department, working with nurses on the computer systems they use. she says she's happy to be back, but never would have returned for full-time patient care. >> you know at? i needed a break from it for a while, because it took a toll on me. it took a lot out of me, and i just neede

yeah, and on the way to this event chef martin yan was coming from the peninsula.r accidents on the roadways spencer. so a lot of people running into those traffic troubles as well urge everyone to exercise caution in the roadways this weekend, especially sunday and monday because that's big storm is coming. let me give you a look at overnight conditions. we'll see increasing clouds with low temperatures mainly in the low 50s some of the inland valley locations will see lowe's dropping into the 40s. tomorrow cloudy for most of the day, but rain will develop late in the day light rain and showers up in the north bay first and then spreading into the evening hours. we'll see rain becoming more widespread and more intense. now tomorrow's rainfall is relatively light. so it ranks only one on the abc 7 storm impact scale mainly afternoon evening breezy becoming gusty late at night, but the second storm the one coming out overnight tomorrow night into sunday is the big one ranks three on the impact scale. it'll produce heavy rainfall gusty wind localized flooding. be som