the book was written by shizuoka university professor ya yang hiying. young is an expert on the modern history of the region. the chinese communist party has taken away pastorial grasslands from nomads and forced nomads to assimilate. protests from police have forced harsh crack downs. young wrote the book in japanese and published it in japan. the chinese translation was released by the publishing company in taiwan in 2014. >> translator: lee always said if china becomes a country with even the slightest freedom it's 1.3 to 1.4 billion people will have the opportunity to come across these books, and he wants to do what he can to prepare for when that time comes. >> reporter: in 2016 when young visited china authorities briefly detained him. they warned he'd be arrested if he ever spoke out to issues related to ethnic minority issues again. this made him worry his publisher li could be at risk when he traveled from taiwan to mainland china. >> li tried to warn him, but he said that he publishes academic books and the viewpoints expressed in them belong

yang was on tour promoting her ninth book "finally seen." >> and this book, if i could say one thing, i want everyone to be seen. i want us to stop being invisible. do we want a future where only some of us matter or where all of us matter? >> thank you for writing books that our students love. >> yang writes about the immigrant experience in her books. her experience. the graduate immigrated to america when she was 6 years old. >> my parents and i lived and worked in motels. i was afraid to tell my friends anything about me and what my parents did and the way we lived. i waited so long to see myself represented on the page. >> that was threatened when her book "front desk" was banned. >> a book by a woman has been banned by a school district. not in alabama, not in louisiana but banned in new york. >> one of the most important tenets of freedom is the ability to read. >> yang took action and wrote. >> having my book banned and what that would have felt like if i was a young immigrant kid sitting in that classroom. so i remember young kelly, what that felt like to be in a classroom an

kelly yang wants her books to start conversations, and she wants young people to finally be seen.'s extremely hard and terrifying to take that first step. kids, you know what i'm talking about? >> reporter: in march, 300 people of all ages packed this room at the los altos community center to meet best-selling author kelly yang. yang was on tour promoting her ninth book, "finally seen." >> okay, let's take a picture. >> this book, if i could say one thing, is i want everyone to be seen. i want us to stop being invisible. do we want a future where only some of us matter? or do we want a future where all of us matter? >> thank you for writing books that our students absolutely love. >> reporter: yang writes about the immigrant experience in her books, her experience. the u.c. berkeley graduate immigrated to america when she was 6 years old. >> my parents and i lived and worked in motels. i was afraid to tell my friends really anything about me and what my parents, just the way we lived. i waited so long to see myself represented on the page. >> reporter: in 2021, that representation

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i'm john yang.ey, they are counting the votes from today's election to see if president recep tayyip erdogan will extend his two decade hold on power. the state run news agency indicates erdogan may be headed for a runoff in two weeks. the election, with a unified opposition, represents the greatest political challenge yet to erdogan's increasingly authoritarian rule. challenger kemal kilicdaroglu narrowly led erdogan in pre-election surveys. he's a retired civil servant and ran on a promise of restoring democracy, which erdogan has eroded. some turkish voters went to the polls in the mood for change. murat: for me this feels like a parting of ways. i don't know how to describe it. i can't think of a more important election. john: while we await the final vote count, we turn to soner cagaptay, who's head of the turkish research program at the washington institute for near east policy. his most recent book is a sultan in autumn: erdogan faces turkey's uncontainable forces. to use your terms, what are

has become a good tradition for our gallery and today it is very significant to present the work of yangses. this small chamber exposition emphasizes the mastery, the incredible talent of the author, her ability to convey the beauty and uniqueness of the surrounding world through the prism of painting. the exposition will be open, yes may 23 near mostatska gallery university of culture. freestyle on our site bilay's vr box our evening graduate coming and see you. boy hello ear he bowed. in the second half of the forties, the functions of party and government bodies finally intertwined in public speeches. the mention of the leading roles of the communist party sounded less and less in february 46. stalin stated that the only difference between communists and non-party people is the formal membership of some and the equally formal absence of party cards in others against this background , further separation of the party took place. the soviet elite from the bulk. the working nomenklatura made up about 5% of the country's population, closed distributors uninterruptedly supplied the authorit

i'm john yang.t the bargaining is done, the sales job has begun -- today, leaders in both parties began briefing lawmakers on the deal that president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy reached last night to raise the debt ceiling and limit new spending. if congress passes it by june 5, it will avert a potentially calamitous national default. here's what we know about the contours of the tentative deal. it would extend the nation's debt limit until 2025, after the 2024 elections. implement spending caps. mostly maintain spending on defense and veterans' health care. and expand work requirements for some adults receiving food stamps. at the capitol today, speaker mccarthy tld reporters it was the best deal he could get. rep. mccarthy: it doesn't get everything everybody wanted but in divided government, that's where we end up. i think it's a very positive bill. i do want to thank the president's team that he put together. very professional, very smart. very strong beliefs thatre different to ours

i'm john yang.nt biden is on his way back to washington tonight for what's shaping up to be a make-or-break week for getting a deal with congress to raise the nation's debt limit and avoid default. the president spoke by phone with house speaker kevin mccarthy from air force one, and the two agreed to meet in-person tomorrow afternoon. before leaving the g-7 summit in japan, mr. biden said he could not guarantee that the nation wouldn't default if what he calls "maga republicans" insist on spending cuts alone. pres. biden: it's time for republicans to accept that there is no bipartisan deal to be made solely -- solely on their partisan terms. they have to move as well. i'm willing to cut spending, and i proposed cuts in spending of over a trillion dollars. but, i believe we have to also look at the tax revenues. john: mccarthy said his conversation with the president was productive. but, later, speaking to reporters in the capitol, he said the two sides are still far apart on spending cuts. rep. mcc

i'm john yang., a massive pacific tropical cyclone is barreling toward myanmar and bangladesh. with winds as strong as a category 3 hurricane, the storm is expected to bring heavy rains and landslides. aid workers walked along the coast, and used loudspeakers to urge residents of refugee camps to seek shelter. the storm threatens the world's largest refugee camp in bangladesh, home to nearly one million rohingya, with only flimsy, makeshift structures for shelter. the united nations, world food program, and world health organization have all sent resources ahead of the storm. tonight, egypt says it has brokered a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants in hopes of ending five straight days of violence. earlier, israeli jets pummeled targets in gaza, leveling buildings. palestinians fired a barrage of rockets into israel. in the occupied west bank, three palestinians were killed in two separate incidents today. at least 33 palestinians and two israelis have died since tuesday. ukrainian pr

. >> reporter: but for los angeles-based writer jeff yang, asking guests to remove their shoes and wearsely about hospitality. >> i think what changing into slippers does is gives you a sense of informality and comfort and inintimacy. >> reporter: yang is something of a convert, growing up on new york's staten island, he didn't always abide by house rules. >> i was a little rebellious. that's the extent of the rebellion, not sex, drugs, rock and roll, i am going to wear my shoes in the house, mom. that was part of the reason my parents felt like a semester spent abroad would be good for me to learn how things are supposed be done. >> reporter: at the age of 8 he was meant to stay with his aunt chi-mei in taiwan where shoes are not worn in house. >> i walked in thinking i am going to give her a big hug, but as i was walking in she raised her hand and said what do you think you are doing? i stopped. she said, if you walk into my house with your shoes on, you are walking across my heart. >> reporter: with those words, yang's aunt instilled in his a deeper lesson. when you take off your sho

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the launches in response to recent joints drills between the us and south korea. killing yang says the satellite allows for information gathering in real time about military acts of the so called intimate. earlier this month the north korean laid it control and speak to the facility, which po yanks, it had produced, the country's 1st spice that lies. well what we probably joins us now from sullivan, but can you just help explain the significance of this launch of the yeah, this would be a major achievement by north korea and is being a project overseas directly by lead a king john gun earlier this month. he was pictured visiting the military satellite center accompanied as he has been on recent visits by his daughter. he announced back in 2021 that he wanted his country to acquire a military satellite as pots of new meal at 3 steps forward, which included a salt laid fuel power. the intercontinental ballistic missiles are also nuclear powered submarine. but that's been a suspicion of north korea's satellite programs that it may indeed just be a cover for it's ms child development. it 1

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might be a viable candidate for a third-party run. >> host: why andrew yang?caller: i really like his idea when he ran last time back in 2020, about universal basic income. i think that something that eventually we are going to need. but beyond that i think his foreword policy, his forward party as wed put together, it's progressive in a lot of ways but it's not lockstep with the doctrinaire. it's kind of more central, centrist with the very pro-business attitude as opposed toa the more i guess antibusines attitude a lot of the left has nowadays. >> host: okay. thanks for your call this morning. next up we have great in new york state. ray, you say you are undecided. >> caller: yes. i believe both biden and trump, they are too old. they should retire and collect social security. >> host: so your choice is ron desantis. tell us more why he would be your choice. >> caller: because he did an outstanding job with florida. he could do the same with the country. >> host: alli right. ray, appreciate that call. teresa, teresa is calling from columbus, ohio. you say bi

the analysis day from the go, we use east asia, corresponding volume yang. thank you very much. ever you millions of origami cranes are sent to her russian. but to one of the victims, the cas spend folding, all those squares of paper isn't moving message for pace. but that's a lot of crates for use. they were life the temples and memorials all thrown away. now they're in you ideas. the base service that i show in tempe or the mountain site us, you know, she must it every year, thousands of already got me green. i sent here from around the world. each one is a message of love for the victims of the heroes. she mobile me, the dimple bones the cleans and offer spears photo. all those affected a game. welcome to who i thought the prayers are for the square to be a comic on victims to rest in peace. and for the emotions and prayers of the people from all over the world ties to the prayers for peace folded into each of the paper . cream is to reach the heavens and ends with the joseph of data. for us, the green central heat oshima were simply thrown away. but 10 y

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have become a good tradition for our gallery and today it is very significant to present the work of yangs. this small chamber exhibition emphasizes the mastery of the author's incredible talent, her ability to convey through the prism of painting the beauty and uniqueness of the surroundings. peace. the exposition will be open. yes, on may 23 at the mostovskaya cholera the university of culture at the hunt is free to do it more and more, probably, on our website tvr-box beeline reception of the evening. dreaming of traveling, but don't know where to start, so where is the city of bogotsk. the labyrinths of their streets will be opened for us today, the father of belarusian cities, polotsk, we will tell you everything about tourist opportunities. i love the beauties of nature in belarus, no matter what you travel on the august canal on a boat on a catamaran, on a boat absolutely doesn't matter. i'm sure you'll absolutely love it, because all around you are insanely beautiful with major attractions, an exciting adventure and an interesting meeting. sofia cathedral. the creed of power and i

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was a good quarter from the iphone point of view joining me now to breakdown the results is martin yangtin, good morning martin, you might be on mute i can't hear you hope we fix that technical difficulty let's get a sense of the quarter. revenues decline, but there were beats in segments including the iphone >> we account for the foreign exchange headwinds and the quarter will show growth across several key markets. including china. i think overall, the tough and weak mobile phone market, the iphone did well. >> i want to look at the device sales for apple. that is a point of weakness. we saw a buy up of devices during the pandemic. we saw that pull forward of demand that should be here now looking at iphone sales, they were up 2% mac sales were down 30% year over year. ipad sales down 30% year over year what do you make of that and when do trends reverse >> we are likely to see most trends across tablets and notebooks reversing to later around fourth quarter this year. >> was there a particular bright spot in the report that you saw? was there something that was unexpectedly strong? w

already studied all the inventories, knowing the history of the castle, knowing that this castle cost yang gut. and i'm jan peschinsky. now i am suffering and i am restoring the 16th century in order to build to continue the work. i help with the gut. you are a local. by the way, just now with one of which we will get to know each other. now we need a portable little lift. here we are making this law for everything that can leave you. here infinity meets alexander the most dangerous most such new ones. yes, brave it's all about magnet if it's not so good to change here for 95 years. there is help here, antonovich, i was born here. how can we restore it, so that people would come nicely, how can you describe how the boss is forty on a ten-point scale, how raw he is, alexander works. there are all 20 years that restoration is being carried out and work and hobbies and restoration manages to accommodate is there something to envy? well, there is also a lion, antonovich assistants for the younger ones. how old are you, by the way, 16, the girls have parties, rest, friends, girlfriends in the c

near mostat gallery, the university of culture was opened in the charter of a student from china, yang in the exposition, turned edges are affixed. kinds of delicate cells, great mountains. for all the works, the belarusian nature of wilmio is friendly, then i used to budge and paint with china, and ugatu came from here to ukraine how to create a new atmosphere tear off the malt from the landscape and makshima will tire you to kill them in your paintings exhibitions of our undergraduates and graduate students from the people's republic of china have become a good tradition for our gallery. and today it is very significant to present the work of yangdejing. this is a small chamber exhibition. the mastery of the author's incredible talent is emphasized by her ability to convey through the prism of painting the beauty and uniqueness of the surrounding world. the exposition will be open. yes, on may 23 at the remnants of the colors of the university of culture at you. with freedom, it is more and more to this, probably, our website tvr-box beeline reception in the evening. dreaming of trav

this year alone shown yang has carried out over 20 missile test shots. as the firing show, the situation of the korean plants peninsula is still dangerous. these a, unless this will test, these ballistic tests have to stop the these individual attempts at nuclear rearmament have to stop. this is, this is a threat to peace and security in this region. and i'm very happy to be able to talk to the government of south korea. does it go? yes. question. come. that was german chancellor. all last year old speaking in south korea. you know, all the w a is the asia pacific bureau chief, george mathis told me more about schultz, this trip to the border between south and north korea. the size of cause a very special atmosphere in this d militarized zone. as it is, it's called is a very special moment if you stand on the north korean soils literally because you have to understand those barracks uh, that are set up there are huff on south korean hop on last reinstall. and that is exactly where the drum and drums level standing today. it's talking about how he was rem

this year alone, joan yang has carried out over 20 messiah tests, chilled says, the firing show, the situation on the cree influence peninsula rather, is still dangerous. these are the system tests, these ballistic tests have to stop the. these individual attempts at nuclear rearmament have to stop. this is, this is a threat to peace and security in this region, and i'm very happy to be able to talk to the government of south korea. a glorious question come and dw is asia pacific bureau chief, jord mathis told me more about shots, his trip to the border between the south and north korea heights. of course, a very special atmosphere in this d militarized zone. as it is, it's called, it's a very special moment if you stand on north korean soils literally because you have to understand those barracks uh that are set up. there are hoff on south korean hoffman last reinstall and that is exactly where the drum and trunk level standing today. it's talking about how he was removed in that situation and there's practically 2 reasons. there's most of all you've already mentioned. it's of the g

said about 100 heads of state from, from around the world, including the chinese vice president hines yang. and it was a little bit of control to see about that and give him that he played a prominent role and in the anti democracy crept down in hong kong. but i mean, the really all important people from around the world gathering in london stay for this current nation. and i think that's important, isn't that and, and to me, um, i think you must agree of course with this because it, it, the point is to try to show that it's not. this is just no small button. this is pushed in on a global scale. this is person inviting or throwing open the doors to heads of state, to politicians across the world, to royalty, as he said on the edge of inviting them in to, to come and show him what of what they are saying and are showing is a massive celebration this is the point where the king, we know that t a chose a coastal ready to james king on back in september when his mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd died. but this is where he's formerly crowned and um, and of course the religious part of this very i

yang was a banker was tied up from the bank on the right and wore pinks set by him easily killed by thers. i the driver tore off the good and most economical ducation alexander of her ustafe and vasya of death batik with padshina and they separated and so torn off that the lozheska sedina and she switched to valodan and ustafa and the luban ones especially shmot-grand and not sounding. this is a man of his era, jasu of stormy, pyramids of new stages by people and technologies for business, according to the most progressive tady-mets, was involved in politics and was open to the limit. what a horse sadiba becomes yakiyon chooses art nouveau style for the first year of his home, complementing as much as possible the xt-membrane gentlemen modern - this is the nearest clock to us. it was not so long ago that it was something like teasing mayonna, such borochny, where the lunar one sits at home, and everything else is not here, modernity has objects in the courtyard. in this mass of the motherland , even people disperse and find themselves, a kind of fishing rod for the war worker there, and

in the yin and yang as a politics and religion and so on there is an ultimate good enhancement ultimate evil. lincoln chased douglas back in the mid- 1850s eaton james buchanan over constitution. he takes a backseat that rose from 1856 he will not be elected in 1860. the reason was a republican party is less than two years old. but up its first national candidate people knew him his wife jesse wrote this wonderful journal of her exploration and the west. we sold hundreds of thousands of copies and copyright laws and sold newspapers to relationship. one the electric boats of

withdrawal from afghanistan which i thousand nightmare -- thought was a nightmare, i feel like andrew yang might be a viable candidate for a third-party run. host: why him? caller: i really like his idea of when he ran last time back in 2020, about universal basic income. that is something we eventually are going to need. but beyond that, i think his forward party has put together -- it is progressive in a lot of ways. it is more central with a very pro-business attitude, as opposed to the more i guess antibusiness attitude a lot of the left has nowadays. host: thanks for your call this morning. next we have rate in new york state, you say you are undecided. caller: yes, both biden and trump are too old. host: your choices ron desantis, tell us more why he would be your choice. caller: because he didn't outstanding job with florida and i think you can do the same with the country. host: teresa is calling from columbus, ohio. you say that biden has your support. caller: absolutely. the man has been in congress a long time, he's been able to reach across the aisle and get things done. we hav

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yang gunzi. consciously directed the investigation on the wrong path. you are scaring me?ese corpses, wrapped in scotch tiles, broken skulls compared to this, our pre-trial detention center. do you know that i am against such methods? it was you who killed the general manager of the tiger and dragon restaurant. mi and they were going to get married was for everyone secret. well, not for me a while ago. i also made her an offer, but she rejected it, apparently, she only wants money, what works in a restaurant is a tiger and a dragon, but she preferred the general manager to a simple time, let's see what she has to say. now tell me, why didn't you hide? is that the murder weapon? nothing less, but as for your meeting with the triad. it was pure coincidence, you just got lucky. well, maybe this is an accident. but the fact that you are within these walls is a pattern. take away thank you thank you why are you silent? i thought they had different brains. confucius, that's who they are watching, the results of the investigation, so it's rogachkov. boyfriend you were a traitor.

all this yang-day mighty god retired once.est warrior of heaven and the owner of the all-seeing third eye imprisoned his sister under the mountain, and then abandoned the glory with exploits and switched to catching ordinary criminals. it suddenly turns out that the target of the new hunt and yanjiang is his long-lost nephew, who tries to admire, but also to free his mother from captivity, even if it will lead the world to a catastrophe chinese anime. or as it is also called donghua by rare guests in domestic cinemas, but if it reaches us, then only the best samples, the world box office of new gods, has already exceeded 82 million dollars , the russian audience can see the box office hit today. you watched the film industry ivan kudryavtsev was with you new films of the face of the event and opening exactly in a week on our air, see you in the cinema yum, the only one. in the newest history, the colosseum was supposed to show everyone that it was germany the third reich that would rule the world for the next thousands of year

to the point, all this yang-day mighty god retired once. the greatest warrior of heaven and the owner of the all-seeing third eye imprisoned his sister under the mountain, and then abandoned the glory with exploits and switched to catching ordinary criminals. it suddenly turns out that the chain will cost to free its mother from captivity, even if it will lead the world to a catastrophe. chinese anime. or as it is also called donghua rare guest in domestic cinemas, but if reaches us, then only the best samples, the world box office of new gods, has already exceeded 82 million dollars , the russian audience can see the box office hit today. have you watched the film industry was ivan kudryavtsev with you new films faces events and discoveries? i wanted to tickle the nerves of vices, they do not crawl out of khitrov's slums with gilyarov's. and now keep your pockets cleared in an instant, and they can also flog with a knife. less than ten kilometers and the neighboring village closest to the school at the beginning of the school year, we had

tell yang you are not cold. how do you feel now?magine that it was possible to bring myself to such a state. oh i have. i say , you know, i have frost on my skin, and i want to sob here, because to bring myself to such a state. it's terribly terrible. i honestly confess. my hands are trembling just here is my sweetheart. well, you can't either. well, how? well, i do not know. well, there really are no words to save yanochka dear, tell me, but in everyday life. you probably can't do much on your own. well, of course, not all that i could do. before, i can wash the dishes , take care of myself completely, that is, the toilet is a bath. i can walk to the hospital. i can leave the house. you can go a lot of distance, which i can always do in different ways about you one day, i can come 3,000 steps. i can cook dinner for the family, that is, cook pasta put the kettle on tea. well, of course, yes, i’m tired, i’ll lie down, rest, i’ll come to my senses. i'm afraid that you can only lie here with difficulty, because here we see damage to th

just off the west coast of south korea. film yang says that they'll conduct a 2nd load soon. the projectile spot warnings across the regionally on wednesday morning. that's coastal eva to rob the bottle correspondent in sol. robert more details about jacob bull reaction from the region. yeah, it's now being confirmed that this rocket has failed. impacted would have failed just a few minutes after its launch early wednesday morning. it was being tracked very closely by south korean military who reported it having an abnormal flight path and then reported that they've had crushed into the sea that separates the korean put in to us from china. deposition around 200 kilometers west of a south grand island, which would have put it at about the half way points between the chinese and south korean coast. and then very quickly up towards north korea state by media also confirm the fe. yes. that saying that the 2nd stage of the rocket had malfunctions . but i think that he was going to be looking at what went wrong to correct the mistakes because it will be trying again soon. it says

john yang explains.were taught in civics class that the supreme court is the court of last resort. that cases end up there when all other appeals have been exhausted. but for the last decade or so, the court has gotten involved in cases while the appeals process is going on either , blocking or keeping in place policies on abortion, immigration and covid restrictions often setting new , principles without hearing arguments and without explaining their reasoning. it's part of what's become known as the shadow docket, which is the title of a new book by stephen vladeck, university of texas law professor. first off, i gave a very incomplete description of of one small part of the shadow docket. prof. vladeck: it's an umbrella term that basically describes everything that supreme court does other than the 60 or so big merits rulings. that is the ones that we're used to seeing big headlines about. it's only about 1% of what the court does. 99% of the dispositive rulings the supreme court hands down are these

back with andrew yang.because she's such a professional, she's dancing and singing through it. stop, bad blood, hey, hey -- >> i'm like wait, is that the song? first of all, i loved taylor swift. and i have to admit, i am late on the swiftly train, right? i have so many people in my world who have decided to wait online, virtually, to get the heiress tours ticket. and i talk about this, arguably, every other day on my show because i found it so interesting wouldn't impact she has. she is a powerful woman, when i say dolly, would tailor what is coming. you might as well tell it, one andrew. >> yes, taylor swift is an american treasure. i am going to the show next weekend in boston. i'm bringing my goddaughter, i'm gonna go from zero to hero, so tailor we will be there, and if we dance, we're gonna tell cannot you tell the security people to let us keep going. taylor swift! >> wait, i don't think i can build on that. [laughter] >> thank you both very much, great to see you guys. >> that will be great, all hav

i'm john yang. in london, a ceremony not seen in 70 years. the coronation of a british narch.ageantry befitting the occasion. gnitaries from around the world including first lady jill biden. in the streets, clouds clamoring for a glimpse of king charles iii and queen camilla. there were also protests. ♪ >> this was supposed to be a scaled-back coronation to reflect the financial structures endured by millions of charles iii's subjects. as he finally fulfilled his destiny, the opulence on display was far grander than most would have seen in their lifetimes. pomp and embedded in britain's dna. an enthralled royalist who braved grim weather and lined the procession to westminster avenue. but charles is not as popular as his late mother, the queen. several anti-monarchists were arrested before it went underway. members of a group called republic, which has been staging protests since his ascension to the throne. the leader is on the ground surrounded by police officers. we interviewed him before the coronation. >> ty misuse public money all the time for private use. they misuse pu

my name is gene luen yang, and i am from the san francisco bay area, and i'm a cartoonist.tarted drawing when i was two, and my mom told me i never stopped, i kept drawing until today. my parents were definitely concerned about building that link, you know, between their children and the place that they left. they usually tried to strengthen that link through stories. my mom told me mostly, like, chinese myths. the monkey king, she told me lots of stories about the monkey king when i was a kid. this is toward the beginning of the book. this is the monkey king interacting with a chinese door god. i did go through a period of time when i was embarrassed and ashamed of my own cultural heritage. i was ashamed of even the way i looked, and this panel right here kind of symbolizes my childhood desire to be white. it took five years to finish the book. at that point, i was a graduate of college, a high school teacher, and i began working this stuff out. the book is divided into three different sections the one section is about the monkey king, a figure from chinese legend. the sec

. >> good evening, i'm john yang.resident biden is headed into the last day of the g7 summit while keeping an eye on the potential for economic disaster if he cannot make a deal with congress on raising e debt limit. white house and house republican negotiators met for more than an hour with no apparent signs of progress. the president is due back at the white house late sunday from his abbreviated trip. in japan, nestor biden said he's not worried about friday's pause and restarted the talks. >> what happens is the carriers go back to the principles and say this is what we are thinking about. and people put down new claims. i believe we can avoid a default and we will get something decent done. >> the u.s. treasury can run out of cash and need to borrow to meet its debts as early as june 1. the day 47 billion dollars in medicare benefits be paid. ukrainian president zelenskyy is also at the g7 summit gathering support from world leaders ahead of the anticipated counteroffensive to take back russian controlled territo

pham says he was recruited to bishop o'dowd by gene yang who wrote the graphic novel, "american-born chinese," which is about to debut in a series on disney plus next week. quite a hotbed for graphic novelists in oakland. join us on "today in the bay" monday through friday from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. we'll get you started wit t day. i'm marcus washington. back to you. >> we're not done, marcus. this weekend, nbc bay area is ing to celebrate the history, joy, and success asian americans. make sureo watch our special "celebrating asian americans" this saturday at 7:00 p.m. >>> janelle wang is working on the 5:00 news. happy thursday. >> happy thursday. almost at the end of the week. we have an nbc bay area exclusive tonight. a mom-and-pop sporting goods store in the east bay is asking for your help after thieves broke in and stole tens of thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise including hundreds of fitted hats like this one. the way the thieves broke in is raising additional concerns for the owners and causing even more concern for them. we'll tell you more about the story, the owner sp

this is called writing in yin-yang, and there is an exact translation.s 90%, they look like, imposing, yo-my very prayers alexey tivanenko, says there are many such places in buryatia in the book. his teacher has a whole map of ancient artifacts, he suggests that during the bronze age in these places lived shamans, hermits. ritual ceremonies were performed here, including the sacrifice of an offering, which is confirmed by archaeological excavations. only on this will be found about 150 images turned out to be applied, they were allowed to the chief shaman. ritual formulas, he drew with his fingers with the help of his ear. this is animal fat mixed with red clay. it is surprising that all these mystical images have survived to our times in the state of petrov , experts rated more than good, in principle, all symbols. detail are visible, but if you pour water on them, it seems that they have just been applied, scientists say, it’s good, here and the location of the rocky planes is direct sunlight. getting into the figure prevents the ukra from burning out

there is an exhibition of a student from china yang lujzn.he exposition presents refined landscapes, delicate flowers and majestic mountains. all works are done in ink. the belarusian nature is very different from the one i used to see and draw in china, which is why i came to this beautiful country to create in a new atmosphere and enjoy the views. and it is possible in the future to embody them in their works. the high of our countries such esperanto without the people's republic of china has become a good tradition for our gallery and today it is very significant to present the work of yangdejing. this is a small chamber exhibition. emphasizes skill the incredible talent of the author is her ability to convey through the prism the uniqueness of the surrounding world alive after the beauty. the exposition will be open until may 23 at the art gallery of the university of culture. admission is free. the broadcast will continue the sports review. we will come out with new details of events in the country and the world at 3:00 in the afternoon.

the our yang is, i wonder, what do we realize we have the chance to buy 1 may have talked to embassy stuff. they're superior, the government, they say they rouble the main thing one for a while and they'll load us towards the bikes. and when i provide the import of that is that a lot more right and search the size in cubans were sent to a fellow communist country, east germany. a large number took the opportunity to buy and bring back home. and then that the vast majority of the bikes are still in the road today, which explains their abundance here. and there are plenty of repair shops here, often in residential buildings, many specialize in particular parts, like shock absorbers, carburetors and batteries. emilio is a nice is engines for the m 's at ease at $250.00. the email with us on this is the only mark i want it to work with nothing java or mens one just the eighty's add to $50.00. it does say that those in when the ends ads proved to be more robust than other brands from eastern europe. and some of them will be in this model and there was no limit level as long as you treated

conclusion was made by the analytical company yakov and partners of the former russian division of yangcalculated the total demand for coal by the thirtieth year will increase by 3% to almost 8 billion tons, a k 250 to 5.3 billion. such estimates exceed expectations by approximately one billion and 500 million tons, respectively, one of the key drivers of demand growth in india, according to russian experts, by 2050, it will increase the consumption of thermal coal by 30% compared to the level of 21, while for metallurgical coal , the figure could jump more than four times. at the end of the exchange rate dollar 8005 euro 8590 that's all roman thank you artyom after advertising. uh, i'll briefly talk about some of the central topics of the hour and our new instruction on how to attach to the clinic. do not pay commissions to banks in alpha-bank all transfers and payments without commission. order a free debit alpha card stand due to work, i lead a sedentary lifestyle debatable on a daily basis, but how to protect the joints thanks to the special collagen form of the triple helix promote

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of agricultural fertilizer by 10%, improving the yield by 8%, the total cultivated area of ​​sang yangched 880,000 hectares in rapeseed fields in ya neshin city in the center of hubei province, unmanned tractors are also one of the systems two-way navigation is used by machines to explore the land following the routes designed by the operators, and according to experts, automatic technologies have made the lives of farmers easier and smarter. the end of the section has arrived. thank you for your attention and support in the continuation of the programs of the khabar network with the expert ms. jafari. stay with us, weather forecast. in the name of god, hello, have a good day. in the last 24 hours, the hottest place in our country was bandar deir in bushehr province with a maximum temperature of 45 degrees. the coolest place is boyin miandasht in isfahan province with a minimum temperature of 60 degrees reported for today in the highlands. northwest of the country central zagros highlands also parts of south kerman highlands of kerman province parts of eastern fars province and norther

so their third colleague, yang li kun, who now works in a corporation in a brand, did not sign a letter on twitter. elecon said that he already cares about the ethical use of artificial intelligence, but in fact it turns out that he is one of the largest players in the field of neural networks. well, at least the western letter was not signed only by the brand corporation. the rest of the merciless on the subject of the risks of artificial intelligence initiate not the first time, for example, the same jeffrey hit recently left the post of president of google and said. in the very first interview that artificial intelligence could become a much more dangerous problem for humanity than climate change, that google is actively engaged in the development of this very artificial intelligence. hendrin was not embarrassed, but not embarrassed. he assured that google is approaching the issue responsibly, and elon musk is also a co-founder of opena, who has retired. in this company, back in april, he called to stop the largest of the new developments. in this area, so that the race of artificial