naturally, no black yang could live there.go, in the eleventh issue, suicide balanced wanted to reflect the casino. by the way, here is his case. listen some mistake ya. yes indeed, this place causes suicidal tendencies. hurry up please here in the village four years ago. tried to commit suicide with a girl 14 years old zlata kalinina reasons unknown the case and he tried to notice someone. you can attend just as my mother wanted to send for you, mr. artist will be understood. i enjoy watching the professionals work. pyotr pavlovich is not mine. here is the key to the museum. may i ask? and let me introduce you. officers of the federal security service mikhail lesnikov, he is here on a private matter, but kindly agreed to help us in our investigation. let me remind you that all our troubles began with the suicide of lazareva, then death. ada, krestoshevskaya, drowned in an accident another accident , the death of directors, charlitzova. well, black yang is triumphant, there was no need to disturb his peace, but i told you, i r

if i had wanted to be a teacher, but you know, yang worked at the mitsubishi plant in nagoya from june 1944 to october, 1945. the paint the gun, my labelle woke us at 6 a. m and we went to the camp to work 8 or 10 hours months ago they made me paint aeroplanes. they didn't have a ladder for us. so i used wide planks, climbed up and painted up dozen the pail of paint was too heavy for me. and so to this day, one shoulder still hurts and painted clinical palmer. yet we had lunch at noon, but they gave us h a bowl of rice. but after 5 bites it was gone. and then we had to go back to work . i was always hungry, it appeared in yemen. several of her school friends died in japan. yang still recalls the harsh smell of the factory and sleepless nights. i don't like tempting go out, but sometimes we couldn't sleep because of the bombing of the tower. why we had to spend all night in the air raid shelter. and even when we came out, we could still hear the sounds of bombs over and over, thinking down there in the morning, we had to go back to work. the problem from linda that was forced labor surv

you're looking north with joy yang and you're saying that queried accelerating in w n. d program. constantly testing, massage, and the like in that of course it goes to japan to japan and korea. we're frame this as a, an increase in the deterrents capability and the credibility of the tenants capability just to ensure that the cap that they can influence the calculations. katherine's and a towards them in, in pyongyang, and raging of course going raging will complain about this. obviously, as, as we saw recently complained about the depends on the way michigan robert ward. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. that's it for today. there's more on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see tomorrow. with people and trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away at the border. families playing on the tags in syria to these correct? only sweetwater, demonstrate people lean extreme drought rough getting 200 people with around the world. more than 30000

you're looking north with joy yang and you're saying that very accelerating. it's a w n d program. constantly testing, massage, and the light and then of course you go to japan to japan and korea will frame this as a, an increase in the deterrent capability and the credibility of the tenants, k realty, just to ensure that the have that they can influence the calculations negative katherine's and a towards them in, in pyongyang, and raging critical going, raging will playing about this obviously as, as we saw recently complained about the way shaken. robert ward. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. that's it for today. there's more on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see you tomorrow. everybody knows fuels made from petroleum, goes large amounts of c, o 2. are synthetic combustibles known as e fields and i know tentative with scientists are researching that production. how exactly does it work and do e fuels have a west energy balance reb next to on t w o. global ideas is on its w

you're looking north with joy yang and you're saying that dreary accelerating. it's a w n d program. constantly testing massage oils and the lights in the course of time to japan. to japan and korea, we're frame this as a, an increase in the deterrents capability and the credibility of the tenants capability. just to ensure that the cap that they can influence the calculations of katherine's and a towards them in, in pyongyang, and raging critical going, raging will playing about this. and obviously as, as we saw recently complained about the past, the way michigan robert ward. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. that's it for today. there's more on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chan in berlin. thanks for watching and see you tomorrow. with in many countries, education is still a privilege. hummadi is one of the main causes some young children work in mind, troughs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children over the world can't go to school with. we ask

what, it turns out, black yang is alive, how i love these stories. thank you bye.rikhovna for the night happily hello hello. hello. what are you doing going to sleep, what did you eat today? el. oh yes, the chair has prepared so many delicacies, the departure is simply breaking. and you? from the young, well, yes, in principle, and what a horror, a very young one. a nightmare , by the way, recently they unscrewed the series lilechka, i want to drink for you so that you got this prize after all, but these here are 10.000 euros hurrah thank you cheers! hooray! let's zalinochku hurrah thank you well done listen, and nothing, what do you drink? when for you? we are your friends. your colleagues go to the workshop for you only and root only for you. what happened 2 years in a row and then he sewed it himself. it turned out beautifully, however, i respect folk art. it doesn’t look like a cop, that it doesn’t look like he came to me. this is my fiancé. and i thought, dad, i thought what was actually going on here. and who are you, let's say a critic zilberman. and who are

i'm john yang.sian president vladimir putin made an unannounced visit overnight to the ukrainian city of mariupol, once a symbol of defiance when ukrainian forces held out in a steel mill for nearly three months before russian forces seized the city last may. it's putin's first trip to russian-held ukrainian territory, and comes just days after the international criminal court charged him with war crimes and issued an arrest warrant. this week, putin is to meet with chinese president xi jinping in moscow. swiss investment bank ubs has agreed to take over its troubled rival, credit suisse, for more than $3 billion. the deal was engineered by swiss officials in an urgent effort to restore trust in the global banking system. global markets tumbled last week on the news of vulnerabilities at credit suisse, following the earlier collapse of two u.s. banks. officials were eager to finalize the deal before asian markets begin a new trading week. later this week in the united states, the federal reserve is

many things to well william yang journalist in ty, pay. thank you. a fire has broken out at a refugee camp in the bangladesh. she border district of cox is bizarre. it host thousands of ruins. your refugees who had fled persecution and neighboring mirror, and more in 2016 police say the blaze which is now under control has destroyed several homes, but no casualties have been reported. so far. new aerial images have been released showing the extent of the damage done by the russian bombardment of the eastern ukrainian city of buck mood. drone footage shows st. after st of destroyed homes with fire. still burning. pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops holding out in the eastern city intelligence. analysts say he may be considering a controlled pull at russian forces have spent months trying to capture about mood seen as a key staging ground for further advances. well as sonya is voting today for a new government in an election dominated by the war in ukraine, public support for keith is overwhelming. but historians are struggling with problems close

many things to william yang journalist in taipei thank you. new ariel images have been released showing the extent of the damage done by the russian bombardment of the eastern ukrainian city of buck moved. drone footage shows st. after street of destroyed homes with fire, still burning. pressure is mounting on ukrainian troops holding out in the eastern city. intelligence analysts say keep may be considering a controlled pullout. russian forces have spent months trying to capture buck mode seen as a key staging ground for further advantage. estonia is voting today for new government in an election dominated by the war in ukraine. public support for keith is overwhelming, but estonians are struggling with problems closer to home. the baltic state has one of the highest inflation rates in the european union, running at 25 percent. when estonians go to the polls, they'll be doing more than choosing new members of parliament. these elections will decide whether prime minister kaya colors will stay in office. her government was quick to aid ukraine

w correspondent william yang in taipei earlier. and i asked him if he thinks their, china's 5 percent growth target is modest. yes, most economist described this as somewhat of a conservative as a result and eat go, that the chinese government has laid out. but most of them, oh so said that this is somewhat actually a positive signal because it shows that the chinese government is raining in their desire and also their urge to try to boost and find different ways to really trigger and push their chinese economic growth in rather focusing more on the possibility of economic reform in giving their chinese economy more breathing room rather than using many different ways to try to maintain in focusing too much on the actual number. based on your experience covering politics, there will the threats, an aggressive rhetoric against taiwan continue we are not going to probably see too much of a change in terms of china's a rhetoric and also the approach. the only reason why or leakage homes speech somewhat take a softer tone on taiwan wit

i'm john yang.n the mountains of southern california, some communities are still buried beneath a mounds of snow after an unprecedented blizzard looked people trapped in their homes for days. officials warned some residents could benowed in for another week. some say they are running out of food, medicine, water and propane for heating. more snow is on the way for northern california. the sierras could see four to 5 feet. recovery efforts carried on in east palestine, ohio after that toxic train derailment last month. the epa will test the air for contamination as health concerns mount. self-help author marianne williamson is running for president again. she announced her longshot democratic primary challenge to president biden today in washington. williamson ran in 2020 despite some debate performances that went viral. she dropped out before the iowa caucuses. tough guy actor tom sizemore has died. he was as well known for his problems with the law as he was for his roles in films like saving priva

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john: good evening, i'm john yang.ates at the united nations have agreed on a historic international treaty to protect biodiversity in the ocean. it's been years in the making and only made it over the finish line after a marathon 36-hour negotiating session that ended late last night. >> even for people who don't live near it, the ocean is central to life on earth. it covers more than 70 percent of the earth's surface, is home to tens of thousands of species of fish, provides oxygen for the planet, and provides the livelihood for billions of people. but only 1.2% of the ocean has any legal protecti, leaving the high seas lawless and ripe for exploitation. overfishing threatens biodiversity. another threat, the ocean's rising temperatures caused in part by climate change. the man-made scourge of plastic pollution poses an ever-growing problem. late last month, as the united nations kicked off a fifth round of negotiations to establish a treaty to protect more of the ocean, the cause gained some star power. jane fonda:

i'm john yang.vice president mike pence has delivered his sharpest criticism yet of donald trump for his role in the attack on the u.s. capitol. at an annual white-tie dinner thrown by washington journalists last night, pence said, "president trump was wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. his reckless words endangered my family, and everyone at the capitol that day. i know that history will hold donald trump accountable." the comments at the event, where cameras were barred, widen the rift between the former running mates, as pence considers his own run for the presidency. tomorrow, former presint trump campaigns in iowa. treasury secretary janet yellen says there will be no federal bailout of california's failed silicon valley bank, the second biggest bank failure in u.s. history, and the largest since the 2008 financial crisis. yellen said banking regulators are trying to "meet the needs" of depositors whose accounts exceeded the $250,000 limit on federal deposit insurance. most of the

john: good evening, i am john yang. was another day of unsettled weather in the southeast, even as residen and rescue teams in mississippi combed through what's left of flattened homes and buildings. president biden declared a major disaster across the stretch of the mississippi delta that was ravaged by a deadly tornado late friday. that adds federal funds to the rebuilding effort. at least 25 people were killed in mississippi, dozens more were injured and hundreds were displaced as the storm ripped through several towns. overnight in georgia, storms destroyed entire city blocks. severe thunderstorm watches are still in effect in parts of the region. former president trump gave his first public remarks about a possible indictment in a new york case centering on hush money paents to several women. at his first 2024 campaign rally last night in waco, texas, mr. trump said it's all st politics. trump -- mr. trump: the new weapon being used by out of control, unhinged democrats to cheat on election is criminally investigat

young yang has said it plans to put a military recognizance satellites to orbit and you had a report says the world must slash carbon pollution by 2 thirds by 2035. it wants to avoid climate catastrophe. the un secretary general has also called on the rich countries to quit coal, oil and gas. by 2040 a. russia has opened its own criminal investigation into the international criminal court prosecutor and judges. this after the court issued an arrest warrant for president vladimir putin, over the alleged deportation of children from ukraine to russia. jona, hull reports, 40 countries fewer than a 3rd of all signatories to the international criminal court gathered in london affirming their support of the coursework and ukraine. the journey towards international justice will be long, its scope vast, and these mainly western members of the court have pledged money and resources to the cause that we share the belief that president putin and the wider leadership must be held to account. and it's absolutely vital that we are night behind the i c c. and that we support the office of the prose

china has appointed a new premier leak yang during a session of the national parliament in beijing. lee is reportedly repeatedly a close confidant of prisoners easing pain. i'm fevers, he served as a secretary of the chinese communist party in shanghai. the nomination well supported by g, who recently made history as china's 1st president to be elected by parliament and to 3rd consecutive term, lee in his new role as from isn't space, it's in charge of the development of the national economy, the largest in asia, his predecessor, lea kick yang, spent a decade in that position, is now expected to retire. ah, one of south africa's main economic health is struggling with a worsening water shortage. i made persisting electrical power cause the international activist organizational green piece says millions of people have been left waiting for water, which is stored hundreds of kilometers away in reservoirs with dwindling levels. oxy correspondent and normal you. cougar brings us more details from the scene. does is one thing that you're all away off. it's the fact that what is life yet

being launched from an area of called zune, and that's just outside the north korean capital young yang, at now it travels in some 1000 kilometers east landing short of the northern japanese island of ha, kato, but it had a relatively long flight time, it's reckoned to be about the longest icbm lodge by north korea so far around nearly 70 minutes. it is reckoned that it reached a very lofty trajectory, an altitude of some 6000 kilometers before coming back down to work, which would give it the kind of range that wouldn't be able to reach the continental united states. so it is significant, and it's reckoned that at this sort of trajectory, it's similar to another icbm launch last november, which was thought to have been a while song 17. that's the very latest intercontinental ballistic missile being developed at by north korea. it has been condemned by south korea and it comes, of course, as the south korean armed forces. here are just beginning military drills where their us forces, which always angus north korea. and in fact, when the, the drills began earlier this week, the north kor

hundred meters near the rasonsky district here ross is a forest, a degmuznyak, a gentleman's housekeeper yangore off gt of land for good service until the next. i am her story name originality other money. they sat down, ears, not young people, reached the sound of the same rich thing on this day, gypsies are held at we are orange only young young. let's give the second tradition a new life. have a project on pirates. well, what kind of nonsense, what money? who filmed when? well, what kind of nonsense did you dream about, why are you talking about it? yes? this is not a bluff yes, well, but do you still want to see your son alive? enough. i have a head i can't. let them scratch all this nonsense ruslan all i can no longer listen to it is dying. and if there is a tail, don't worry, everything will boil. let's not go fast. hands for me to see. hands they did not produce. why did you bring yourself here with i understand them. shut up tell your mom. by the way, your liver problems have been checked for a long time. shut up head splitting. ree, shut up i said. so ladies, let's not go into too mu

and gentlemen, for more context in the w correspondent, william yang, william, let's talk about these drills fast. do they give us an indication of how taiwan intends to fight off a potential chinese and vision? yes, indeed. this is an important cross military exercise that time. one is trying out between the air force and also the navy and the defense ministry has already said they will increase the frequency of such a cross military collaboration and drills because it's very important for time one to be able to actually carry all these different strategies and scenarios, and they're also going to have more senior trainers to start educating the younger pilots about the different kinds of scenarios and strategies that they will have to face in a real life battle. so i think this is a really important indicator about time once overall efforts putting into the national defense, especially after the over or reform that we saw that was laid out late last year. talk to us about this overall reform. what steps is taiwan taking to make sure it is capable of resisting possible chinese aggres

young yang has carried out a spite of weapons tastes in recent days in response to joint south korea. u. s. military training exercises in the world athletics council has ban transgender women from taking part in female athletics. if they have gone through mal puberty, it also placed stricter limits on blood, testosterone levels. it said the decisions were a science based and in the interest of fairness for female athletes, ral, operated joint. your bond has canceled all of its long distance trains ahead of a day, long transport strike across germany. regional train rates are expected to be heavily affected. germany, the busiest airport frankfurt in munich have scrapped all passenger flights well. time now to talk about tick tock, and that's because the ceo of the popular video sharing up is face to grilling by us lawmakers. they're worried that the yacht, which is chinese island, is passing on uses dotted to the chinese government. that could be a serious potential national security threat questions. we're also focused on whether some content on tick tock is harmful, especially to te

w, a correspondent william yang in time pain. and we asked him if he thinks that china's 5 percent growth target was modest. yes, a most economist described this as somewhat of a conservative as a result and ego that the chinese government has laid out. but most of them, oh so said that this is somewhat actually a positive signal because it shows that the chinese government is raining in their desire. and also they are urged to try to boost and find different ways to really trigger and push their chinese economic growth in rider focusing more on the possibility of economic reform in giving their chinese economy more breathing room rather than using many different ways to try to maintain and focusing too much on the actual number now to some of the other story is making news around the world. a fire has broken out at a refugee camp, and cox is bizarre, bangladesh. it hosts thousands of ro hinge refugees who had fled persecution and neighboring men mar in 2016. please say the blaze which is now under control, destroyed thousands of

and thanks very much for bringing us a context yang in type a thank you. so much thank you. and a quick look now at some of the stories making news around asia. taiwan has ordered flag from his embassy on duty off to the central american country, open diplomatic relations with china. taiwan accuse china of using coercion and intimidation to your away if few remaining allies this reached by honduras leaves taiwan with the diplomatic recognition of only 13 states. man, mazel, delita has told troops they need to take decisive action against those fighting army rule may not hang was speaking during annual armed forces, day ceremonies, mandatory sees par and imprison elected officials following a cool in 2021. and south korea says it's begun naval maneuvers with the united states shortly off, the north korea to short range ballistic methods. not the rear 7th launch this month came into patted protests against the on going drills. that's it. but today will suit more of a she's got it all say will gray. he will be with me. what people have to say matters to us a little that's why w

the doubly correspondent wyndham william yang rather says john is 5 percent growth target. looks realistic. yes, most economists describe this as somewhat of a conservative as a result and 8 go that the chinese government has laid out. but most of them also said that this is somewhat actually a positive signal because it shows that the chinese government is raining in their desire and also their urge to try to boost and find different ways to really trigger and push the chinese economic growth. and rather focusing more on the possibility of economic reform in giving the chinese economy more reading room rather than using many different ways to try to maintain and focusing too much on the actual number for now. and in the bonus like frankfurt travel to wal spoke looking to pick up their 1st a why when of 2023. but the wall. so we're going to get closer to the european places in the table, refused to leave the pitch empty handed in the end, but so i had to settle for to, to draw wolf bergs last time in front of a home crowd, didn't in well for the wolves. they were all barkin

dolby theater sunday, i asked legendary producer and first asian american academy president janet yang to fill us in on the carpet color change. we hired a woman who's considered a red carpet guru the person behind the met gala red carpet her decision was and i am only assuming for the purposes of of producing the best photographs. try convincing the ambassador here of that. i'm here to protest against that i'm hoping well, we'll see in hollywood dion limb abc 7 news about that red or champagne carpet? yes abc 7's coverage of the oscars starts tomorrow at 10 am with on the red carpet or champagne carpet as the case may be this year then countdown to the oscars starts at 3:30 pm and the award show gets going at 5 pm spencer christian here with a little look at weather maybe indoor weather to watch the show. maybe great adore the tomorrow. we've been waiting for the rain to arrive tonight jr. it's been a little spotty as you can see on live doppler 7, so we don't have much going on at the moment, but we expect quite a bit more tomorrow. you can see right now though that patches of rain a

john yang has said it plans to put a military recognizance satellite into orbit last week. north korea launched an intercontinental ballistic missile the latest in a series of weapons tests. a new un report says the world must slash carbon pollution by 2 thirds by 2035. if it wants to avoid climate catastrophe. the un secretary general has also called on the rich countries to quit coal oil and gas by 2040 and he is on thin ice. and there pisces melting. fust, as to this report of intergovernmental panel on climate change might be c, c, d, those humans are responsible for virtually all global heating over the last 200 years. the rate of temperature rise in the last half century is the highest in 2000 years. concentrations of carbon dioxide at, at their highest, in at least 2000000. here's the climate time bomb is sticking. but these i, p c. c report is a how to guide to the fuse, the climate time bump. it is a survival guides for humanity. as many as 43000 people may have died last year in somalia is ongoing drought, half of those victim for children under the age of 5 resea

yang says 15 of the oscar -- 20 after nominees are first-time nominees.s in every category there is at least one nominee born outside the u.s. the new president shared with her new goals are for the oscars. >> i know what it is like to not belong. i grew up in a white neighborhood. i know that feeling, so i want to make sure people don't have to have that feeling of not l'g.s ngcoinverage of the oscars at 10:00 this morning with on the red carpet, then count down to the oscars starts at 3:30 p.m. the award show begins at 5:00 p.m. how the champagne carpet does. i feel like it is good to have change it is drastic. the red carpet is such a thing. lisa: they will have a dry weather for now. in the hills. peninsula, the afternoon with isolated thunderstorms and a bit of a low -- lull and the next atmospheric river. liz: p.m. and we will leave you with a live look outside. it is wet. stay safe that's #1 with vets. your vet trusts it for her patients... ...and her own dog. plus, its delicious beef flavor is #1 with dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history

bursting their banks met urologist say this cycling is expected to be intensifying the coming days. leak yang has been appointed as china's premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president gigi and lee is now housed with running the government and managing the economy in japan and nation wide minutes of silence. mark the 12th anniversary of the deadly earthquake anson army that triggered a nuclear meltdown. it was one of the worst natural disasters in the nation's history. over 20000 people died or went missing. entire towns were devastated by giant waves and many nuclear hands were shut down around the country. part aside from remembrance, the day was also marked by protests. japan will begin releasing waste water from the damaged fukushima nuclear plants into the sea, racing fears in japan, neighboring countries of long term health effects, and damage to commercial fishing. how will pacific ocean fish be affected by waste water from fukushima, nuclear plant? more than a 1000000 tons of it is set to be released into the ocean. the japanese governments as it pose

now and begging leak yang, has been appointed as premier, the nation's 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president gigi ping. lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. his new role was confirmed during the annual national people's congress session. it's the 1st time the rubber stan parliament has met without any corona, virus restrictions in 3 years after being scaled back. during the pandemic. and earlier we talked to andrew small, a senior fellow at the german marshall fund. he told us more about china's newly appointed premier league, and his most important qualification is his loyalty. he's one of the number of officials of the top of the party. now the, primarily the roles to their personal relationships with seeking, paying at different stages of his career. the child had a role in a job that is often called his chief of staff, bucking back into your junk. off to that point, he was what they call helicopters into a number of other roles and primarily around that cluster of provinces on china's coasts, in john to jude young

sidelines of the national pupils, congress as china's rubber stamp parliament. foreign minister quin yang also hailed the relationship between beijing and moscow. he said it sets an example for how how foreign relations should be conducted. he'll say, blame the us, rising tensions over taiwan. now, china's foreign minister also announced that diplomatic ties with russia will be strengthened. further journalists are then catch. mom is in beijing. told me, mal yeah, i mean he was praising the bilateral ties between the china and russia as quote unquote, setting a model for the international stage. and he also mentioned that they are strategic partners. ship that is characterized by labor. neighborliness will continue to advance under head of states, sheeting ping and flooding me, putting now to give you some context, this really very cozy rhetoric and a friendly rhetoric is not very surprising. china has always been very close and very loyal and towards russia throughout the whole of the last year. when are russia, a tech, to crane? and it's also interesting how chin gang china's foreign mi

today, as john yang reports, they focused on a chew toy for dogs in a case that raises questions aboutree speech and commercial trademark protections. john: the maker of jack daniels whiskey has a bone to pick with a marketer of dog chew toys. the distiller of the iconic american liquor wants to muzzle the products. america's second-largest dog toy company and part of a $100 billion a year business. for more than 120 years, jack daniels has used a distinctive square bottle adorned with old number 7 and tennessee sour mash whiskey. beginning in 2014, selling a squeaky dog toy -- a replica of a jack daniels model that proclaims the old number 2 on your tennessee carpet. >> a hilarious dog tour that will have everyone talking. john: part of their silly squeakers line. it says it is a playful parody. jack daniel sedin could confuse consumers into thinking it is their product. so now this dog toy tug-of-war has gone to the supreme court. questions the justices are being asked to decide is windows parody crossed the line from protected free speech to trademark infringement? free speech advoc

yang says 15 of the oscar nominees are first-time nominees. adds in every category there is at least o noutside the u.s.. the new president shared with her new goals are for the oscars. >> i know what it is like to not belong. i grew up in a white neighborhood. i know that feeling, so i want to make sure people don't have to have that feeling of not belonging. liz: today, abc 7's coverage of the oscars right here on abc seven starts at 10:00 this morning with on the red carpet, then count down to the oscars starts at 3:30 p.m. the award show begins at 5:00 p.m. lisa, what do you think of champagne carpet instead of the red carpet? lisa: i like the change. liz: true, it might make the outfits look a little bit better and not clash with the outfits. we will see. lisa: goals. good morning, everybody. a pretty energetic wave of moisture moving west to slightly northeast in the morning hours. you will notice wet weather from ghy 13 around piedmont and berkeley through the redwood city, pleasanton and in the north bay, it had heavy rain around santa

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i agree with andrew yang.you look at the recent polling showing that 71% of americans believe the country is on the wrong track. they agree that you have progressive like aoc who won't say if they support him or not. looking at the economy. it is not a rosie picture. fentanyl and the meeting of xi and china. not a rosey picture. he is running to say what? he doesn't have a set of accomplishments the american people are buying. >> harris: do you get back in because it's ego? does biden think he is the only one who could ever beat trump? what happens when these guys get stronger, desantis, pompeo, you will run biden forever? he will be a century old. >> i hope not. >> harris: it's not possible. >> that he will run as a 1,000-year-old. as the president says all the time don't compare me to the almighty but the alternative. right now former president donald trump is the likely republican nominee based on every polling. that has actually encouraged the president to take a really strong look at running again in 2024

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themselves demand a pause is this not a wake-up call elon musk steve woznik co-founder of apple and andrew yang slow down, artificial intelligence leaders of the world's big tech demand a six-month moratorium on training artificial intelligence systems more powerful than gpt 4 chat those who imposed the voice assistant of syria on the world do not have time technology neural networks get out of control, learn too fast and under here engineers enter microsoft and meta have disbanded their entire ethics team google is firing security personnel. but i systematically asked for artificial intelligence. think like a clergyman, determining which denomination? in which country he would transfer, he relied not only on the database, but also on his own training experience, for example, a baptist in alabami or a catholic in brazil, complicating queries. i asked him what would you choose israel and he, to my surprise, realized that this was a trick question and answered. i would choose the only correct religion, the order. jedi. i laughed a lot, you know, artificial intelligence with a sense of humor, arti

for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang. stephanie: and late today, mayor lightfoot announced that chicago's police superintendent, david brown, will step down in two weeks. both of the candates in the runoff had vowed to replace him if they are elected. for the first timepolice in israel have used force against crowds protesting an overhaul of the nation's courts. it started after hundreds of people in tel aviv blocked highways today, waving flags. officers on horseback used stun grenades, and others fired a water cannon. they said protesters threw rocks and water bottles. critics of the court plan say it would weaken the independence of israel's judges. rescuers in northern greece spent the day searching for survivors and bodies after an overnight train crash killed 43 people and injured scores more. a passenger train and a freight train collided head-on. cranes were brought in to lift derailed cars as crews dug into the wreckage. the prime minister toured the site and promised accountability. >> what we are experiencing t

john yang first reported on this phenomenon for "pbs news weekend."g display. >> look, they're everywhere! john: recently, they've put on a dazzling display. >> oh my gosh. john: these time-lapses taken by amateur photographers of the aurora borealis are stunning. from the deck of a cruise ship in norway, to the isle of skye in scotland, to the skies over anchorage, alaska. the dancing shimmer across the night sky originates on the sun, in a solar storm. the colors and patterns come from ions and atoms being energized as they collide with the earth's atmosphere and magnetic force. different altitudes result in different colors. below 60 miles, violet and reds. between 60 and 150 miles, bright green. higher than that, ruby reds. in space, the colors were on display for astronaut josh cassada, who had one of the best seats in the house onboard the international space station. >> whoa! john: for the "pbs newshour," i'm john yang. geoff: seeing that in real life is on my bucket list. amna: mine, too. geoff: that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm geoff ben

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we will have more with janet yang tomorrow, her hopes and what she wants to accomplish with this year'show community plays a big role. live in hollywood tonight, dion lim, abc 7 news. j.r.: i love all of it. i noticed on your instagram page yesterday, you were going through outfits. i notice this fashionable, lovely outfit you h now. how long does it take to get some thing like that? dion: i love that you are a guy, jr, asking me that. first of all, thank you, all of that is on my facebook page, my instagram page. i'm wearing something i thought would be very appropriate, something that is celestial and has stars and planets on it. to answer your question, it takes too long, jr. i'm really wishing for the moment i can put on my pajamas come monday. [laughter] j.r.: thank you so much, dion. tomorrow, abc 7's coverage of the oscar starts at 10:00 a.m. with on the red carpet or, champagne carpet, as the case may be this year. countdown to the oscars starts at 3:30 p.m., and the award show gets going at 5:00 p.m. chris: coming up in sports, the dubs are on 7. milwaukee without ja ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yo

. >> elon musk and steve wozniak >> and andrew yang it might be a good idea to take a step back before machines think we are super -- anyway, i'm not moving should i sell? i can get 10% on the dollar for my real estate on the metaverse. if you read the article, it says a lot of people in technology that did not buy into it i want technology that raises people's heads up from the screens and helps you in the real world not something that immerses you into the strange existence >> i was never into the idea, either we'll see. >> all right >> it will take a long time. >> i can't sell you? >> no. >> we have bargain level rates it reminds me of nfts. when did buying something that everybody has and you have the original on your computer -- no. >> you can't even hold it. >> no. >> there were brands that set up in the metaverse and convincing people to buy. >> a chanel bag for your avatar in decentraland. then what? >> wait for other people >>> in the meantime, former starbucks ceo howard schultz answered questions from the committee yesterday and bernie sanders specifically after he declined

john yang reports on tuesday's election results. >> obviously we did not win the election. >> chicagolightfoot turned out of office after just one term. she got 17% of the vote placing third in nine person field. >> regardless of tonight's outcome we fought the right fights and we put the city on a better path no doubt about it. >> the first black woman and the first openly gay person to lead the city has become the first incumbent to lose reelection since jane byrne in 1983. >> it is a seismic event in chicago history. >> a reporter at wt tw, chica's pbs station. >> in 2019 she ran as a progressive but did not govern as a progressive which left that community angry and frustrated and ready to pick a new candidate. >> the top two finishers advance to a runoff in five weeks squaring off in a campaign likely to focus largely on crime and public safety. the former of chicago schools was in first place with a third of the vote. he is the only white mayoral candidate in a city that is about 29% black and 29% hispanic . he says as mayor he would increase the number of cops on the street. >>

cnn's steven gee yang is live in beijing. he joins us now.rds from president xi on his country's army and reuniting taiwan with china. talk to us about this and the significance of beijing brokering a deal between iran and saudi arabia. >> reporter: yeah, rosemary. strong words from xi jinping. but also not unexpected. that taiwan line, of course, getting the most rousing applause. the event actually was more closely monitored by many china watchers, the debut performance by his new premier, the number two official, li qiang. up until recently, li was rather an obscure figure outside of china, mostly known to be a close ally and protege of president xi. most recently the communist party chief of shanghai, who oversaw that brutal two-month covid lockdown in that city. during the press conference, he actually highlighted his career which was for years, he ran some of the country's most economically advanced and diverse regions. not just shanghai but its neighboring provinces. and naturally before covid, he was often seen as one of the more prag