how about that zen moment. that's a diver in his perfectly beautifully underwater scene. >> its so beautiful. the fact that he's able to do that and we get this really cool, really zen shot of him. you wonder if he's feeling as zen as he looks. >> you have to. if you're going to put yourself in this situation, you have to. >>> listen up, because coal chapman has got the hacks of all hacks for hiding junk food. you kids don't like bananas. >> most of you look at this and think banana and now you can say ye yeah yeah. >> the kids are generally not going to opt for a banana. >> some of them do like them. >> now you can call it san choi wow. >> he should put something in brussels sprouts. >> now the trusty after acado. >> before he opens it up, i'm going with a peanut m & m. >> peel the avocado, ding ding. >> so obvious. >> cole realizes that some of this is funny but he's tired of people judging him so this is his way around it. he t healthy, he thinks snack time. >>> time to check in with the social media profits

martha is here with zen. he is extremely zen.g name. >> so fitting for him. >> he's very calm. and i had to giggle before the commercial break because he has this gigantic bow tie on and i always say to people, if you adopt the pet, does the costume come with it. >> absolutely. >> that's a good -- especially good reason, cherry on top, to adopt zen. >> a large bow tie. >> a large bow tie. so he's actually not available for adoption yet, but he soon will be. he has some hurdles to -- >> right. next week, zen is going to have his leg amputated. we don't know if it is -- if he was born with this or if it was due to trauma, but in order for him to have the quality of life he deserves, he is going to have this leg removed. >> yeah. and he has a hernia as well. >> that as well. that will be repaired. >> so he has a few things. you rescue these animals so you really don't know what has happened to them, unfortunately, prior to, so who knows, but he will be perfect once it's all over. >> he's perfect now. he'll be more perfect. >> you're

software when he found his company's zen mates in berlin in twenty thirteen. he actually profits from the increasing censorship in many countries around the world not just in turkey it's meant. as. activists we're not n.g.o.s we're not activists we're not rebels but we're a profit oriented company that at the same time tries to do something good with the profit and the monetary success we have to use the internet in the way the internet's inventors and once imagined it that is free and uncensored. they've installed one hundred fifty servers worldwide through which customers access the internet although they may be located in turkey and they might access the internet via the netherlands for example or from singapore even though they're actually in china. there's. been istanbul. logs in virus server in london now he can reach every website including wiki pedia using a v.p.n. is not illegal in turkey. but in his workshops you know he advises against buying commercial products. because we have nothing against zen made itself we're actually pretty great. the compan

because we have nothing against zen made itself we're actually pretty great. the company for making people aware of encryption but if you use a v.p.n. you're revealing your entire internet traffic to the provider and if this provider is a company that bothers me if i can't trust my own government why should i trust the commercial providers such as. he's built up an online platform with it he explains to young people in turkey how they can set up their own v.p.n. in twenty minutes using free software from the internet. and software start up zen may test thirty five employees good show your death is responsible for turkey. internet censorship and there are those who think the only reason. data protection is the second reason why v.p.n. is increasingly popular for example in the us and in germany is there may be no censorship in those countries but users worry that someone could steal their data and companies are afraid they could lose millions to hackers who are not ever. that airports. and. don't know what will help. for any kind of threat. makes a living consu

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and a lot more has happened, the zen master card used to be owned by the banks, and they were some ofost viable financial companies in the world with a market value of half $1 trillion. a lot has happened. was a: what exactly problem and when it got fixed? swipe fees are here to stay and the original problem was that the way visa and mastercard work is that merchants pay a fee every time you swipe a card. it amounts to about 2% per credit card and 20% for a debit card. merchants hate these fees and say they are too high and they would like to do everything in their power to get them to be lower or go away. so they brought this suit 13 years ago and over the course of that 13 years we've seen lots of other lawsuits pop up outside of actually this is morphed. today's settlement is only for part of the class-action and there is still other parts related to rules around how high the fees are and when they are enacted. there is still a lot going on, but if you think about the nation's largest retailers, they are really trying to make a change in the financial system. vonnie: is there an ap

but after that was the one that brought the zen, so let us be cautious about its history. you for being with us. stay with us on bbc news. much more to come. hello. well, before we go to the weather for the uk, an update on hurricane florence battering the east coast of the united states. and the worst of the weather is technically still out to sea. the storm's eye isn't expected to cross land, that is, make landfall, until around about lunchtime on friday uk time. but it has already been battering north carolina, south carolina, areas towards the north as well as further inland, and it is a slow—moving storm, that means it is dumping a lot of rainfall in the same place for a considerable amount of time, and those destructive winds, the storm surge, likely to be some destructive flooding from this or the system. meanwhile, in the asia—pacific, we have a very powerful storm, even stronger, typhoon mankhut, a super typhoon heading for northern parts of luzon in the philippines, and the effects of the storm could be catastrophic, so two very powerful storms both sides of the

well public zen's blog is a member of the german parliament from chair from chancellor akhil c.d.u. party he's also a member of the parliamentary committee that question mr moss and yesterday i asked him to tell us what he'd heard from the domestic intelligence chief. he said that he is just describing this kind of video that media is using this kind of video as an evidence and we don't know whether video comes from who made it we don't know how the scenery began we don't know how the scenery ends and it was just published on a platform that's called second base so a very a left wing platform we don't know who is the owner of this platform so a lot of questions are open and he said. media should ask where the videos coming from if it's authentic and he said it's not authentic because there was a headline it was written with mentioned yard so that's not an evidence for him to questions one do you believe that video is authentic and second is it really his job to go out publicly and comment on on material like that yes so it's not a fake media and that is something that mohsen describ

one other one that came in last weekend zen who had a similar issue where he was taken in by you andy as well and he just had surgery too. >> yeah, he had his thursday. >> and its all thanks to your second chance fund. >> yes. >> where generous people donate and help rehab -- pay for the rehappen and pay for the surgeries and how much are you looking at right now? >> we had jessica and janelle who's another dog that needed surgery. we had three this week and then we had zen, so between the three of those guys its cost us about $8,000 so far just for their surgeries and jessica and janelle will need pretty extensive rehab after their surgeries, so that's going to be around -- anywhere between 8,010,000 total so that's what we're trying to raise to under write the cost of their surgeries. >> we'll sends people to your website if they want to check out the second chance fund. thanks so much for joining us. and thanks to you for making us apart of your morning. garvin thomas's bay area proud blood drive is from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today in princeton plaza mall in san jose. we'll be ba

kayleighwell, there were zens of polls showing hillary clinton winning in pennsylvania and wisconsin and michigan. all of those were wrong. we believe there is a phenomenon where votersino not trust itutions and they don't want to talk to pollsters. they hang up the phone, they don't register support on the record, but nevertheless harbor their support inside. we believe the econo a will overco public polling, because it is record numbers we're seeing in these. >> they need to eat, ty needch'e latest o today, a cnn poll, it shows tin biggest drop he approval rating. the interesting thing out of that poll is when you ask people if they are in favor of what is happening with the economy, it is up over 60%. people are really im iessed with whhappening with the economy, and yet down six points. let's just show you that alongside those other polls, you see the pattern we are talking about. all those other polls over the last few weeks -- you see e e latest on ft and the previous on the right. i suppose what you were hoping is that you have silent trumpers -- pardon the pun -- people who a

it's a zen experience. robert: and now it's time to celebrate with a gala this week, right? shozo: it is, the september 16, we'll be having our annual gala, and it's a bridge to the future. robert: all right, looking forward to it. i'll be there, as you know. shozo: we'll see you there. robert: okay, the hakone gala will be sunday, september 16 from 5:30 to 9 pm at the hakone estate and gardens at 21000 big basin way in saratoga, all to celebrate past and present accomplishments. for more information, go to nbcbayarea.com. i will be the master of ceremonies at the event, and i'm looking forward to a fun and tranquil evening. well, coming up, let's take a trip to chopsticks alley. what that means for the vietnamese and filipino communities, that's up next. robert: it's an intriguing name with an important mission. chopsticks alley seeks to boost the vietnamese and filipino communities and southeast asian, with a special emphasis on young leaders and cultural trends. with me now is trami cron, founder and executive director of chopsticks alley. welcome to the show. trami cron:

1 and zen 2 and we're not talking about 3 and 4. >> you're cognizant about what's going on with traden china and have a joint venture with china. amount of fret you have about that >> we all need to be cognizant of what's happening around trade in china and, you know, certainly some of the tariffs add a bit of complexity to our customers and to us but we have a lot of manufacturing partners throughout the world and so we'll work through it and very much want to keep our focus on leading edge technology. >> okay, when i met you the stock was high single digit, low double digits and said i shouldn't fall in love with nvidia how is that going? >> you know, look, like i said, competition is good. competition is good for everybody. no question that there's a lot of need for gpus in the marketplace, frankly that's a gait market and i've always said there could be, you know, multiple the winders -- winners market as well as gaming and computing applications and i think we'll grow in this market. >> i remember wintel and now think about win and amd. you are microsoft's partner. >> we very, ve

here it is, your moment of zen. >> oh, you all about the future, huh? what about our future?ou talking about? >> i'm pregnant. ( gasps ) >> yeah, i bet you didn't see that coming, mother ( bleep ). hello, son. if you're watching this, that means i'm already dead. life is a road... how do you know it's gonna be a boy? how-- would you stop interrupting, please? yesterday, i was scraping some gunk off my wall sockets with a metal fork, and i gave myself the nastiest shock. and when i came to, i had an epiphery. life is precious. and if i die, i want my...son... to know the dealio. the dealio of life. here are some things that i want to teach you

here it is now, your moment of zen. >> most people who are in prison right now were kids once, and theny did something wrong, something dumb. maybe they even got away wit at first and thought they'd never get caught. they were wrong. now, they're in prison. oh, hey, kevin. nice of you to join us. where were you? my tire blew out on the way here, michael. uh-huh. i almost died. i went into this skid-- pop quiz. what? why is today a special day? (kevin) i almost died. today is a special day because i am being honored as a visiting professor...

we all know how it ended he was put to death not because he was talking about rescuing people from zen's but rescuing people from that and there were. sin and death are the same because in archaic language. the word for death was originally the main thing that deaths were taken up or to pay for having committed a sin namely personal injury but we know in indo-european culture the very go when somebody or injuring them in an arm or whatever this idea of sin is that jesus general who's in the is there any which were in general so what are you to know who is really not only his through and solutions and how they end up being what the general philosophy was all the way sooner and babylonia through today in israel but also the history of how debt cancellation with woman in their religion and in the key religious waiting all the way down through the byzantine. right now you talk about how people get ended that. usually you know the catastrophic things happen illnesses happen people get into debt and then you have these debt jubilees the slate is wiped clean and the economies are restarted i kn

extends across the entire city even out into the problems of birds in the zone a sponsor on a nord zen for short around eighteen thousand people live here surrounded by trash crime and just elation. residents should be included where the city has failed them and in jail here to have a garden for all even after the manifesto is over. if we have any money the problem isn't the trash at. all of it but before we had the garden project there was no communal space at all except for the public playground built a few years back. we need to have neighborhood meeting points for social contact. often you don't know where to look first at the art or the decaying splendor. arts patron muslim of our second he has revitalize the terro by the court now part of the manifesto it's soon to be a museum culture is breathing new life into the city. you know for some people say that i'm not really the mayor of palermo but a watchmaker who has repaired time in the city i've reset the clock and at last we once more have a past the present and the future as much as. the limo is undergoing radical change . it st

your moment of zen. >> god help us all as republicans because if this happens to us, it never happenst let me tell you, my democratic friends, if this is the new norm, you better watch out for your nominees. ( cheers and applause ) (karen) oh, my god. you're, like, agoraphobic. really? yeah! you would rather sit on your couch and watch a phillies game then go out to a movie with your awesome girlfriend. absolutely correct. later, jim. kev, have a good weekend. bye. okay, so this is what's gonna happen. you're gonna suck it up... here we go. and we're gonna go to dinner... okay. and then we're gonna go to the movies. sounds good. hey, halpert! hey. roy! ahh! roy, don't! [screams] god! [people coughing]

bug have been retained but these days the headlights are by zen on and come with. any daytime running lights for optimal visibility. for. the large smoke ele the taillights look smart and ensure that the car can be seen of a dark these twin tailpipes are exclusive to the are lying. on the be there in one of us has this beetle convertible is a very schick with its black design actions alloy wheels and so forth what's not so shit is what's here behind the roof when it's open but he's got something to fix that. this cover here which he's going to put on now well with i left at all. ok he says that took a while but luckily it's not required if you can put it on with it but you don't have to it's just for show. the rear seat bench is rather cramped and the dashboard hasn't gone digital yet so the driver has to make do with old fashioned round analog instruments. little remained so the original beatles charm only the elastic straps over the storage compartments in the doors are reminiscence of the bugs playful details the v.w. beetle first went into production in one tho

a lead in then and it was then you should in this new they are musing in in their zen correlation don't know. the pillagers happened over a century ago but turkey isn't ready to forget. like china and italy turkey has made the restitution of its treasures a political priority. within its culture ministry the turkish government has set up a special restitution unit. forty or so lawsuits have already been won resulting in the return of over four thousand objects. one of the special units successes is the restitution of this music of orpheus stolen in the nine hundred fifty s. then purchased by the dallas museum of art after several years of legal wrangling the museum was obliged to return it. while pillage nations like turkey have a legal framework to demand reparations this isn't the case in the private sector where only the market rules. in this antique shop window how many artifacts have a perfectly established origin in many cases it's practically impossible to verify . does the private antiquities market have its own rules immune to international legislation you know asco had attempt

your moment of zen. >> years. >> madam wyder, your reaction to the op-ed published by the "new york timesit and denied it, already. the vice president, that was my first thought. ♪ ♪ there you go. oh. [snickering] nice dress, ryan. it's not a dress. it's a kurta. [laughing] okay. tonight, one of our most ethnic coworkers, kelly, has invited us all to a diwali celebration put on by her community. what is diwali, you may ask? well, to have kelly explain it, [high voice] "it's..." [gibberish] "it's so super, fun. and it's gonna be great." a lot of gods with unpronounceable names. 20 minutes later, you find out that it's essentially a hindu halloween. you look so handsome. you really do. i love the material.

tonight, thank you for tuning in, here is your moment of zen. >> if you look at mr.uthority on china, he was on a good show, i won't mention the name of the show, recently. and he was saying that china has total respect for donald trump and for donald trump's very, and for donald trump's very, very large bra can you confirm that the straps are tight? [groaning] yes. but this one's a little... and now the chains! a lot of people think that magic camp is just for kids. and that's why so many other people in my class were kids. self-fulfilling prophecy. it's, um, really for anybody with a dream, and a belief in magic, and a little extra time after school. [whispering, echoing himself] magic, magic, magic, magic...

hear it is, your moment of zen. >> we'll have order in the hearing room or you will be asked to leave the election. >> what is she saying, can't understand her. >> that is why we are censoring. >> 12 and a half, 17, 7 and a half, 30 down dollar, three and a quarter now, half past three and a half. 400 captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by captioned by brain teaser. i have two coins totaling 15 cents. one of them is not a nickel. what are they? a dime and a nickel. no, i said one of them is not a nickel-- but the other one is. i've heard that before. okay, a man and his son get into a car accident. they are rushed to the hospital. "there's no way i can operate on this boy."ys, "because he's my son." the doctor is the boy's mother. a man is found hanging from the ceiling. he stepped on a block of ice, hung himself, and the ice melted. a hunter-- it's a polar bear because you're at the north pole. damn it! [upbeat piano music] ♪

here it is, your moment of zen. >> this committee, sir, is a violation of even the values i have heard the ideals we should have. what is the rush? what are we trying to hide by not having the documents out front? ( cheers and applause ) hey, ryan. can i get you a pencil from the warehouse? uh, no thanks. i'm good. oh, it's okay. i'm going down. um... oh. yeah. absolutely. all right, i'll be right back. [laughing] whoo! there you go. (dwight) awesome! thank you. you're welcome! michael, could you get me a pen from down in the warehouse? don't mind if i do.

now here st, your moment of zen. >> the whole stormy daniels thing, i don't agree obviously, well, with only vote for a candidate who has been perfect his or her entire life, i could only vote for jesus christ. (dwight) i have left dunder-mifflin after many record-breaking years, and i am officially on the job market. and it's very exciting. (dwight) for your convenience, i've broken it down into three parts: professional résumé, athletic and special skills résumé, and dwight schrute trivia. i am ready to face any challenges that might be foolish enough to face me. how would i describe myself? three words: hardworking, alpha male, jackhammer. merciless. insatiable. there's nothing on my horizon except everything. everything is on my horizon.

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let's bring in patrick zen's board now he's a member of the german parliament he's part of chancellor merkel's c.d.u. party and he's also a member of the domestic affairs committee and yes they interviewed germany's domestic intelligence chief hans mohsin mr zentai thanks for being with us today on g.w. news first of all many are calling for hans-georg mohsen to step down or resign or be fired horsey hope of the interior minister says he sees no reason for that what do you think i think the same call since a few month especially the left wing parties address mohsen for doing a lot of things for example they say we have got a person around on his amerie who did the attack and suppose it's a square in berlin and it's not like christmas in a christmas time which was very sad and it occurred that that was not opposed around him it was a person in the mosque here in berlin who tries to get information out of the mosque which are not an informant were against the norm and intelligence are right right right so the accusation of the left wing parties and all polman was wrong so in the end it

practical way to be getting around so it didn't stop me from getting on top of all of this, bart says zenpositions withbu t for now, again, you'll likely see less officers on your commute.in walnut creek, michelle kingston, kron 4 news." (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. a modest warming trend is a modest a modest warming trend is forecast through the labor day holiday weekend as high pressure builds over the bay area. interior locations will warm into the 80s and 90s while 60s and 70s will be more common near the coast. dry weather conditions along with seasonable temperatures are forecast to persist through next week. <"she was stabbed to death by an invader from mexico.">(justine) the murder of iowa college student mollie tibbetts, allegedly at the hands of an undocumented immigrant, has sparked a backlash against latinos. (justine) and that backlash includes a robocall urging people to kill all latinos in the u-s.(jrstone) laura terrell reports on t

anthony's foundation, tenderloin health improvement partnership, zen desk, and i want to mention a very important partner that helped us design this, and that is san francisco's drug users union. [applause] >> i have to give a special shout out to a few folks, paul harkins and janet ector and the glide harm reduction team. [applause] >> who make the love and services possible for our folks. as one person who helped us design the demonstration site said, thank you for thinking about our lives. so glide has something for everyone. come to glide so sunday's celebration. we have famous fried chicken on thursdays. come help serve a meal, three times a day, 364 days a year. we're here for the whole community. everybody's life is worth saving, and that's why we're supportive positive safer inside safe injection overdose prevention sites. let's have san francisco lead the way. [applause] >> thank you, rita. i also want to acknowledge two of our health commissioners here: dan bernal and james loyce. thank you so much for being here and joining us on this special day. [applause] >> you know, it t

. >>> look, i don't want to go zen in the art of portfolio maintenance.ng money, you are your worst enemy if you want to invest wisely, you constantly need to be fighting off your own worst impulses we are not robots. we have emotions and those can throw you off your game you obey the rules so you do the smart thing even when your emotions are telling you to do the opposite my next rule is nobody ever made a dime of panicking. panicking is not a strategy. panic is not a strategy. yet you see it over and over as if it is a stock gets hammered and investors sell after the hammering. people bail at the end of the day. if something gets annihilated and people can't take the pain panic is the operating instinct in all of these cases. something basic instinctive about panic. if you are a stone age hunter gatherer who stumbles into a family of gristly bears, it tells you to run away. but it is not a useful emotion when analyzing a stock market when you are running away maybe you should be running toward there is always a better time to sell than in a panic a bet

but after spears became a mom in 2005, they patched things up, even though they tried to pitch the zens should do a song together. >> hey, i'm down. >> travel considerations by . >>> got a few stars with birthdays this weekend. prince harry, jonas, tommy lee jones, 72. now take a final look at your hois cans. which can actress once played rachel mcadams' mom, even though they're only seven years apart? amy polar celebrating turning 37 this weekend. >> we're with clrher. monday on "e.t." >> well, we are almost out of time but for all the late, breaking hollywood news go to et online.com. that is it for me here in new york, take it away. i'll see you soon. >> before we go check out the vid video from carrie underwood's new video. she's got a lot going on. the show airs october 9th on abc. enjoy your video. enjoy the rest of your weekend. ♪ we walk hand in hand and together again ♪ i believe in the end love wins ♪ "as this storm "as this storm continues to churn through north carolina it has dumped nearly two feet or more of rain in many places. the strongest storm bands are dumping two t

not come in before, it was so associated with zen before, it was so associated with zen buddhism, so made that word bryce heem very clever! you are a linguist, so i will trust you. -- i have either just made linguist, so i will trust you. -- i have eitherjust made that word up ori have eitherjust made that word up or i seem very clever. there was something that should have been renamed for you, dan, something that should have been renamed foryou, dan, is it something that should have been renamed for you, dan, is it when you are tweeting and working?“ renamed for you, dan, is it when you are tweeting and working? if you get people using that, it will come into the dictionary and be traced back to this day. we have reinvented what twerking means. actually, we did not, that is one of your twitter followers. thank you so much coming m, followers. thank you so much coming in, iwill followers. thank you so much coming in, i will never play you would scrabble, i think you might be good for me. still to come on breakfast, equestrian world gold medallist ros canter raced to victory last week

a branch of the republican party that includes a lot of never trumper's and a lot of never trumper zencan person if you think he's going to come back and somehow save the party, they still seem to have strong support for brett kavanaugh. almost every influential republican that i have followed this supports kavanagh. >> we have a lot of problems getting some women on board of the gop. it's a notable fact a lot of college-educated women are wavering. charles: let me bring brie back in. >> i would say as a woman i was really upset yesterday that it was thwarted and discarded for political fight. as a woman who is pro-life i've been repeatedly frustrated with the republicans have promised to keep -- planned parenthood and failed to deliver on that promise big election in november is going to bet one thing and one thing only. can you be that the judiciary and the way that brett kavanaugh was treated yesterday from here on out. charles: who is motivated in your mind three? >> is a conservative if republicans don't get this done if republicans like jeff flake continued to make it about thems