ujing zhang could face up to six years for trespassing and lying to secret service agents. zhang's arrest last march led to an investigation that she may have been a spy, but the 33- year-old was not chaed with espionage. tonight the n.f.l. is investigating sexual assault tcusations against one of the league's biggest stars. hetonio brown, who joined the new england patriots just days ago, is accused in a new lawsuit as assaulting his former personal trainer. jericka duncan has more from foxborough, massachusetts. and we caution you, the accusations are graphic. >> reporter: antonio brown was on the new england patriots' ldactice field today as accusations he sexually assaulted a female trainer antinue to swirl. it is an issue quarterback tom brady would not touch. >> do you have any comment at all on the antonio brown allegations that are out there? >> no. >> reporter: brown's former trainer, 28-year-old britany brylor filed a civil suit, alleging that brown sexually assaulted her three times itginning in 2017. the suit claims in june of 2017 brown masturbated behind her w

he's suffered his fifth straight loss, losing to the home wild card entry zhizhen zhang in three setsthe china open. dan evans and cameron norrie are both through — norrie could play andy murray in round two. northern ireland's jonny rea now stands alone in the superbike hall of fame. the first man to five world titles. he secured the championship, his fifth in a row, at magny cours in france. he did it with two rounds to spare, which means he can really enjoy his brothers stag do in ibiza this week patrick gearey reports. a superstar on a superbike, this is jonny rea wheeling into history, the first man to win five world titles. he took the scenic route, at one stage he was 61 points behind his main rival of vara batista who out yesterday. iman so used to try and see surprise yesterday. iman so used to try and see surprise even yesterday. iman so used to try and see surprise even himself. yesterday. iman so used to try and see surprise even himselflj yesterday. iman so used to try and see surprise even himself. i was not prepared mentally or emotionally will stop i enjoyed the race.

. >> my name is kathy zhang. we urge you to not name the station. she herself obtained a two bedroom b.m.r. unit by purge. why would -- which was supposed to be a real income family. what message m.t.a. is sending to the public by naming such a person who committed the purge in i urge you follow your naming policy and name the station as chinatown station. no rose pak. thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm playing a video. [video] >> thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is siu ja. i'm an interpreter for the video he's going to show. my name ron ying bee. i have been in business for 28 years. i strongly support chinatown station as the name of central station. i don't like using rose pak name. nobody knows her. why do we do that? i don't like rose pak. this is all from my true heart. thank you. >> thank you very much. miss craten, very good to see you. you have the floor when you're ready. >> i won't be long. >> well, you've only got a minute, so you can't be lock. >> to this board, i'm lind

number one kyle edmund has suffered his fifth straight defeat on tour, this time to wild card zhizhen zhangmeron norrie are both through. andy murray plays tomorrow. well, it's also the japan open this week. novak djokovic is set to make his return. but beforehand, the world number one has been taking in some of the local culture in tokyo. take a look at this. one of the country's biggest draws is, of course, sumo wrestling — so the serbian decided to have a go for himself. he may be top seed in his sport, but i think he comes up short in the ring with this lot. the locals didn't look too impressed either. he might be better sticking to tennis. what do you think? as usual, ou'll find all the latest on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. buy from me.

he started the defence of his shanghai masters with a six frames to nil victory against china's zhangs will be replaced by rookie ally mcdonald for team usa's solheim cup team this weekend. lewis has a back injury so will now move to a role within the backroom team. the final ashes test starts on thursday at the oval, and — though we already know the urn is heading back down under — england can level the series against australia. we heard from the coaches today, our sports correspondent joe wilson was there. to think about the ashes as you know when once series comes to an end there will be another one. for trevor, the england coach, this is dead. the finish. the last match in charge of england and is there are there specific issues to address. he says thatjoe route is under no pressure as their captain at all as far as england are concerned. he does admit that jason has still got to prove that he is capable of batting at this level. a lot of england's selection for this match might depend on ben stokes. we did see him bold. england say they would pick him as a specialist batsman. wha

zhang summons the german ambassador over a visit by a hong kong pro-democracy activists joshua's was met germany's foreign minister in berlin a meeting that has been harshly criticized by china it accuses germany of meddling in its affairs. also coming up hundreds of nigerians back at home after a spate of a.

bigrter: jack ma leaves a legacy, and daniel zhang has been leading the company day in and day out, and initiatives, some of alibaba's most profitable projects, pioneered by daniel. and he is never going to have that same level of stardom as jack ma, but he is very radical in his execution. when we went to interview him, this is what he told us. he said if we do not kill off our own businesses, some day, somebody will kill us off, so rather than letting somebody else do it, i would rather kill off my own business, and that is why you are seeing alibaba invest in all of these new initiatives, like retail, investing in very cash-burning and low-margin -- some people would criticize it as low margin, but he is seeding the future for alibaba. yvonne: tell us about the vision, this whole new retail segment. what is the strategy moving forward? reporter: daniel sees that as the core business as for now, but nothing is evergreen, and i think part of it comes from his own background, as well. he came from arthur andersen and was working for pwc. company he saw another downfall his experience, o

why america is a catalyst country but china is not this is the ironic title of a bestselling book by zhang leisure a journalist and critic who lives in beijing. many americans imagine that the chinese people live miserable repressed her life these no freedom must have a. now that's not quite sure if you toss speak to many ordinary chinese people they will tell you they feel their life i quite free some 500000000 people being lifted out of poverty and some would say probably 600000000 people that's a great achievement. for many americans their yellow peril has never left and i think of the there's the fear about china of course there's the fear for china as a rapid rise but is also has not to do. with china's. the label as communists and states china subject of some modest compare where their weight they're not trying to run the world they're not even trying to run asia pacific i think they want to keep america from dominating the asia pacific so they have what they believe is their rightful place in asia pacific because alonso was asian our history and their size so their objectives are re

and can you see, there is daniel zhang there, he will be replacing him later today.ut there today. ——jack ma. it is also my sons but there today. —— jack ma. thank you so much, mariko 0i, enjack ma's road to success. we turn our attention to apple. tech is set to hold its annual product launch later while most of the attention will focus on the next iphone and other devices the next iphone and other devices the impact of the us china trade box hangs over the event. dave lee will be there. here is what he is looking out for. apple is a company that craves control, which over the next few months will make it so interesting, starting with his iphone launch. most of apple's products have not been affected by tariffs put in place by the us, but that could change. on december 15, place by the us, but that could change. on december15, if place by the us, but that could change. on december 15, if donald trump keeps his word, almost all of apple's products will be affected, including its lucrative iphone. the question is, how is apple going to handle it? do they raise the pri

zhang has no intentions to divide. what she intends to do is continue the use of unit number three the way she bought it in 2010 she bought unit three. it already had two sub units, 3b and 3a and a kitchen in both units and partition wall between the two units. in other words, dividing a four unit apartment into two, two bedroom units. she has no intention to anything else other than what she found the unit to be in 2010 when she purchased it. in fact, when she applied for a permit under the legalization ordinance 43-14, she could not subdivide even if she wanted to because it was prohibited specifically prohibited in the legalization ordinance to sell to subdivide the property to the extent that it can be financially separately financed or separate ownership. she has no intention of doing that. what she intended to do is to continue the use of unit number 3 into two separate units. contrary to the appellant's indication there is no intent to create unit number five or unit number 3a or b. it is the use of unit number

and also with me, jun zhang, of rosenblatt securities. does have a sell on the company.tart with you. can you quantify for me to date the impact of china tariffs on apple's bottom line? dan: yeah we view it in terms of , the stock, about $20, $25 overhang. in terms of on the stock. in terms of eps, and turning into fundamentals, those have been tepid. it comes down to that december 15 tariff. once that kicks in, which we believe absorbs that piece, 4% hit to eps if that goes through. and ultimately, if that continues, they will pass that to the u.s. consumer. we think at that point, you could lose about six to eight million iphone units in the u.s., given higher price points. taylor: jun, let me come to you. what is your take on the impact so far on china tariffs? jun: i think the tariff on the air pods, tablets and iwatch has been affected in september 1. so we do see in the supply chain perspective, apple sped up the shipments of those products in august, which we believe after the holiday season, the apple shipments for those products will slow down in q4. and also fo

shenshen zhang plays the pipa. and my name's yangqin, i play the yangqin. and here's wanpeng guo plays the sheng. and gangqin zhao plays the guzheng. robert: very great, welcome. all right, well, you can find out more about melody of china and all of our guests at nbcbayarea.com. and we're also on facebook and twitter, so thanks for watching. and we close now with melody of china, enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [audience applauding] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> the fda should have acted sooner. ♪ good morning, welcomeo "sunday today" on this september 29th, i am willie geist, nancy pelosi was moved by what she saw this week to support an impeachment inquiry into the president of the united states. president trump

yujing zhang was arrested for trespassing and lying to secretn service . carried electronic gear, bui was not charge espionage. zhang could get six years in prisonma california lrs gave final approval today to protections anr workers at ride-sharin on-demand delivery services. uber, ft and otherthat rely on contractors, strongly opposed the measure. their workers will have to be treated more like employees, when it comes to wages and benefits. general motors is recalling nearly 3.8 million pickup trucks canada after reporfaulty and brakes. the company says there have been 113 crashes and 13 injuries. the affected vehicles range from model years 2014 through 2018. on wall street, stocksallied after china exempted some u.s. produc from tariffs. the dow jones industrial average gained 227 points to close at 27,137. the nasdaq rose 85 points, and the s&p 500 added 21. oil tycoon and philanthropist t. boone pickens died today at his home in dallas. he made a name in the oil business, and then led bids to ke over larger companies. later, he pushed renewable ener

what's the point of all these statues when no one's around anymore to see them talk sings wife by zhang would rather be with her grandchildren and england than. my husband has always done what he wanted to. i've always just followed his wishes. we come out here for a month or so twice a year. when the children and i say let's just stay in england he just doesn't listen in a few days time son talk sing will board a real airplane and head back to birmingham his rooftop party plane will be empty again but remain a symbol of his financial success and of a life lived on 2 continents. our top story on the european central bank has unveiled a fresh stimulus plan aimed at boosting the eurozone economy is includes another cut in interest rates with the push borrowing costs further into negative territory . coming up next on news asia pakistan's ambassador to germany tells us that the kashmir dispute is bigger than india and pakistan this is an international dispute is a disputed region. disputed territory between 2 countries. and has been going on for the last 70 years that interview is coming r

yujing zhang may have been a spy. but the 33-year-old was not charged with espionage. >>> the nfl is investigating sexual assault allegations against one of the league's biggest stars. antonio brown, who joined the new england patriots just days ago, is accused in a new lawsuit of assaulting his former personal trainer. we caution you, the accusations are graphic. >> reporter: antonio brown was on the new england patriots' practice field today, as accusations he assaulted a female trainer continue to swirl. it's an issue quarterback tom brady would not touch. >> do you have any comment on the antonio brown aegations that are out there? >> no. >> reporter: brown's former trainer, 28-year-old, brittany taylor, filed a civil suit, alleging that brown sexually assaulted her three times beginning in 2017. the suit claims in june of 2017, brown masturbated behind her as she watched a church service at his home. then, in 2018, taylor says that brown forced her on to a bed, forced her face into a mattress and forcibly raped h

he's being replaced by alibaba's chief executive daniel zhang.last month, the national grid has urged a review of the amount of emergency back—up power that should be held in reserve. the company, which holds the responsibility for keeping the lights on said that there should be an inquiry to "determine whether it would be appropriate to provide for higher levels of resilience in the electricity system." the amount held in reserve proved insufficient to protect the system against the unexpected loss of power at both an offshore wind farm and a gas—fired power station. tim green is professor of electrical power engineering at imperial college. good afternoon to you. this is just over a month good afternoon to you. this is just overa month ago, can good afternoon to you. this is just over a month ago, can you just remind us exactly what went wrong here? the details in this report are broadly similar to the interim report. there was a lightning strike which caused the protection systems of the national grid not to operate and that is fairly routine,

zhang line, signing up to the upside. feeling that we may see interest rate hikes coming -- cuts, should i say, coming in october/november. this is the position for the nikkei to 25. up 5.5%. look at the topics. doing rather well. five straight weeks of gains for the broader market. let's have a look at the constituent movers and take a look at these different asset classes and how they are behaving. we had davidhat saying, one basis point to the upside. hasty evening of the yield curve is something which is desirable. that as they did cut the amount of bond buying they were doing on various parts of the yield curve, in three different maturity levels. that's the reason why we see an effect on the 10 year yield as it continues to lurch higher over than last couple of days. 1%rling, up around 8/10 of in the last 36 hours. the latest move to the upside coming as a jean-claude juncker hinted that he could be open to new suggestions concerning the irish backstop and dealings with boris johnson. they want to hear what they hav

wealthiest man stepped down as executive chairman of alibaba, handing the job over to ceo, daniel zhangs revenue of more than $56 billion in the last financial year and has given its founder net worth of more than $40 billion. we took a closer look at his remarkable life and career. >> jack ma started out teaching english more than 20 years ago for just $15 a month. in 1999, he jumped on the internet train, setting up a platform for business-to-business selling. that was alibaba. after that, he took aim at ebay with taupo, which lets individual sellers trade with each other. 2007 was a milestone is alibaba listed its business division in kong, only to delist five years later in performance sagged. however, the company made a big comeback in 2014, raising $25 billion in new york with the world's biggest ever ipo. >> everybody should have a dream. what if that dream comes true? >> asset markets aside, he leaves an empire that expands aggressively to retail, cloud computing, health care, sports, fintech, and news media, to name but a few. the challenge ahead, in the face of growing competi

zhang has not complied to the mandatory before it can begin. permission was not granted by the hoa to alter the plan or use the common interests for the purpose of legalization as stated in the permit. 1580 requests the board of appeals cancel or revoke the tee permit. violation civil code and building code violations. three have her apply for conditional use permits to a four bedroom single unit. problems with the permit. one, there is no unit 3a as stated. only 1, 2, 3, 4 exist according to the map. these have been public record since 1983. i want to show that up here. much two, new street trees. there is no space for this. it was denied. three, no bike parking. the permit is suggesting putting new bike parking in the unit one space. additionally the approved by suggesting edegrees to five feet. the building is played out has three feet. parking spaces are deeded. egress is restricted in 22r-c. these do not take into account the space needed. to be clear, she does not notify the hoa or members before applying for the permit or it being issued

you forn zhang, thank joining us. shery: that was bloomberg technology global link. miss bloomberg technology 7:00 a.m. in sydney, 5 a.m. in hong kong. coming up, we will be speaking to anne barry of cornell capital. this is bloomberg. ♪ devices are like doorways that could allow hackers into your home. and like all doors, they're safer when locked. that's why you need xfinity xfi. with the xfi gateway, devices connected to your homes wifi are protected. which helps keep people outside from accessing your passwords, credit cards and cameras. and people inside from accidentally visiting sites that aren't secure. and if someone trys we'll let you know. xfi advanced security. if it's connected, it's protected. call, click, or visit a store today. >> we will have some pretty good -- having some strong studies done but it is certainly looking that way at this moment. we will let you know. as soon as we find out definitively, we will let you know but it does look that way. shery: president trump saying there is strong evidence iran is behind the saudi attacks. a busy day f

that was dan ives and jun zhang. thank you for joining me.ident brad believes the u.s. government is treating huawei un-american. china's leading maker of networking it when it and mobile phones could be allowed to buy u.s. technology, including software from his company. smith sat down with tom giles for an exclusive tv interview about china and his new book "tools and weapons: the promise and perils of a digital age." digitale u.s. is the technology leader in the world today but one of the most boring things for all of us to remember is we don't actually invent or create technology by ourselves. if you buy an american technology product, i product that is made by an american company, in all probability, it consists of inventions that came from silicon valley as well as bangalore and beijing and dublin and london and melbourne and the like. we need to continue that. if we were to try to construct a new digital iron curtain down the middle of the pacific, in all probability, we would hold ourselves back rather than hold someone else back. we

you jing zhang faces six years in prison when she sentenced november 2nd. and new england patriots wide receiver antonio brown is accused of three separate incidences of sexual assault and rate. a civil lawsuit filed tuesday in florida accuses brown of rating his former trainer. a statement from brown says he denies all the allegations as he starts with a new team. and this is live look at sacramento from fox 40. one of the big stories are tonight, california lawmakers send the governor of bill which would give new wage and benefit protections to workers at so-called get economies, economy companies such as over and lif . that's tonight's live look outside of the beltway on "special report." we will be right back. >> announcer: this program is about to you by bp. at bp we see possibilities everywhere the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it's always ready when needed. or... not. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. "have you lost weight?" of course i have- ever si

>>the trial of chinese businesswoman yujing zhang was as bizarre as the case against her during the proceedings to hire a defense attorney told a judge more than once she thought her trial had been canceled and even delayed the trial when she claimed she didn't have the right underwear. each time, the judge angrily rebuffed her saying she knew full well what was going on. i think she's trying to play. >>herself a little more badie and she really is. james case began on a saturday afternoon in march prosecutors say when she gave different excuses at 3 security checkpoints. >>for why she was at marl lago including once saying she was there to use the pool even though she was wearing an evening gown. but it's what she had with her when she was stopped by the secret service had national security experts concerned. >>he carried in to mara lago or was able to carry into mara, lago a modern day burglars 2 kids among the high-tech devices yang had with her. >>a thumb drive a laptop, an external hard drive and for cell phones. when they searched her hotel room investigators found even more another cell

zhang committee is that staff can be comprised of -- house of the administrative committee is that staff can be comprised of contractors. staff and employee are not equivalent terms. i yield back. >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> the advice i have received from the top staffers in the house administration committee is that staff can be comprised of employees, interns, detail ease, fellows, contractors, etc. >> i was under the impression -- >> that is not pertinent to this proceeding. i am happy to go through it, but this was signed off by the committee itself that met all of our requirements. >> the time is mr. burks. mr. burke is 30 minutes. >> mr. chairman, i need about 30 seconds for a formal protest. chairman nadler: you are not a witness and you should not be seated at that table. >> i understand that. based upon the debate i just heard, the seem to be unauthorized questions. i believe it to mr. lewandowski to decide. it is my view that he should not answer. >> we are not interested in your views. we have a hearing to conduct. chairman nadler: mr. lewandowski will answer all ques

after some discussion of over which agency was responsible, 33-year-old zhang was taken to a holdingwas allowed to change into an outfit found in her hotel room after her march arrest. zhang was arrested after she allegedly lied to get past a secret service agent guarding mar-a-lago carrying a computer, a hard drive, four cell phones and a thumb drive. president trump was also staying at his resort that weekend but was at his nearby golf club when she arrives. prosecutors have filed under seal secret evidence that they say has national security implications. even though she is not charged with espionage. she is acting as her own attorney during the federal trial and faces up to six years if convicted. joining us now, state attorney for palm beach county. dave, what can we glean before this national security implications about this evidence? what in the world could it be? >> well, there's a lot to unpack there. when i heard the case of the missing underwear i thought maybe the suspects would be the infamous underpants nomes from a south park episode. but when it comes to ms. zhang, th

why america is a catalyst country but china is not this is the ironic title of a bestselling book by zhang leisure a journalist and critic who lives in beijing. many americans imagine that the chinese people live miserable repressed her life these no freedom must have a. that's not quite sure if you toss speak to many ordinary chinese people they will tell you that they feel that their life i quite free some 500000000 people being lifted out of poverty and some would say probably 600000000 people that's a great achievement. for many ready americans the yellow peril has never left and i think of the there's the fear about china of course there's the fear of china's rep it rise but it's also has a lot to do. with china's. the label as communists and states china subject of some modest compare where their weight they're not trying to run the world they're not even trying to run asia pacific i think they want to keep america from dominating the asia pacific so they have what they believe is their rightful place in asia pacific because it also was asian law history and their size so their objec

wing ho leung, paizong zhang -- pai zhee woo, sarah won. dean eato taylor. linda clayton, dale gillman -- >> while we have a moment and you're reading off the names, i've never had an opportunity to thank my former colleague senator quinnton cobb for his record and what an honorable record it was to serve with you. >> clerk: lucy lynn. cora -- we have some people. >> chair heinicke: what is your name? >> eddy on. >> chair heinicke: is there anybody else who has been called? can you call ten more names? >> clerk: hold on. i forgot where i was. >> chair heinicke: do our deputies know if someone is called and they come up they will let them line up. thank you very much. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environ

. >> ( translated ): we are super >> reporter: protestors' fears are accurate, says zhang lifan,t a longandinghe government he was willing to sit for an interview, but refused to be seen with us in public. h met us in our hotel room. are you, as a constant critic of the government, underof surveillance? >> ( translated ): of course. we can feel this surveillance all the time. the chinese authorities use a network of cameras throughout ties, facial recognition systems, as well as various mobile phonepps to monitor dividuals. surveillance is indeed omnipresent. surveillance happens tomatically, and instantaneously. every day, chinese citizens sent more than 45 billion messages on wechat, the country's most popular messaging service. if you type in somethinge, sensitike a reference to the tiananmen square massacre mandarin, the recipient never receives it. >> ( translated ): sometimes, my wife and i suddenly can't contact each other.ti i d that whenever foreign media reporters were trying to set up interviews with me, the police would always show up t thpolice. tan nhai'veedot who foll me use the

zhang could get six years in prison.ifornia lawmakers gave final approval today to protectionsid for workers atsharing and on-demand delivery services. uber, lyft and other rely on contractors, strongly opposed the meure. their workers will have to be treatemore like employees, when it comes to wagesnd benefits. general moto is recalling nearly 3.8 million pickup trucks and s.u.v.'s in the u.s. andft canada reports of faulty brakes. the company says the have been 113 crashes and 13 injuries. the affected vehicles range from model years 2014 through 2018. on wall street, stocks rallied after china exempted some u.s. products from tariffs. rae dow jones industrial a gained 227 points to close at 27,137. the nasdaq rose 85 points, and the s&p 500 added 21. oil tycoon and philanthropist t. boone pickens died today at his home in dallas. business, and then led bids to take over larger companies.sh later, he renewable energy and donated millions from his fortune. t. boone picke was 91 years old. and, there's hopeful news in th

zhang lifan is a historian who'h made public appearances, but he says surveillance has ineased.met him in the only place he felt comfortable: inside ou tel room. he wouldn't use xi jinping's name. >> ( translated ): because the communist party of china is unchecked, corruption issp wiad within the system. so if he wants to get rid of by finding evidence of their corruption. many political opponents with an unstoppable force. >> schifrin: lifan says xi's eyes are everywhere. lawyers who have represented activists have been disbarred. journalists who write critically have been thrown out of theth country. and, as part of an anti- corruption campaign,wo million party members have been investigated for corruption.ce xi has repcollective leadership with centralized authority.an >> ( ated ): the current leader has changed everything. he first canceled the term limit of theountry's presidency, and then re-raised the idea that the party leads everything. as a result, some of the achievemen of the political exist.he 1980s no longer >> schifrin: xi's reversing those reforms, launched by p

let's bring in lemon zhang. standard chartererd macro & fx strategist.art with the latest news. house, china, can't even sit down and agree on an agenda for their trade talks. the ones yous, for follow, what is the key message? we do not see further material improvement. it's an ongoing process. china has adopted a more patient way. that's why we refreshed. at 7.2 threeg against the dollar at the end of this year, to include the impact of higher tariffs, the export market share and weaker economic growth. if you look at asia fx or global we are coming into way sentiment. -- weight sentiment. we are currently very bearish on korea. [audio dropped] kathleen: what are you looking for with a ceiling on the yen? lemon: we are bullish on yen currency. the assistance of the boj. we think narrowing real yield differentials between the u.s. dollar and the yen will support the yen currency. that is part of the supporting the central bank. also, just now, because of the ongoing trade tensions, there is consistent demand of flows going. currently, we are more bullis

he was beaten by a wildcard player — zhizhen zhang — in three sets at the china open.l chemicals — we'll be there in just a moment. paul murphy is in boston — in lincolnshire, giving us an insight into the concequences of heavy rain and high tides on the east coast. back with paul shortly. but first, tracy —— firefighters calling for more protection against harmful chemicals. we started an investigation between the link between being a firefighter and the chance of cancer. looking into whether firefighters would be exposed to high levels of harmful carcinogens. carcinogens are in all fires, whether it is a family barbecue or a blazing fire in a building but scientists say it is down to the level of exposure and how frequently you come into contact with these toxic particles which firefighters do often. in the past it is thought that breathing in smoke may be one of the major contributing factors to exposing yourself to these toxins and that still is the case, but academics believe that dermal absorption, absorbing these toxins into your skin, may also be a factor. how

daniel zhang, some very big shoes to fill at alibaba. what legacy is jack ma going to leave behind?following jack ma. the person is known to be one of the most influential business people in china. jack ma has sway over state heads, hobnobbing with peoples like donald trump, xi jinping. the new successor is much more of an on -- an unassuming, quiet kind of character. , withok at alibaba today jack ma stepping down, it will not be causing as much turbulence to the company as people expected because very much alibaba has already become almost kind of a machine that is automated. it is having its self momentum. alibaba is a different beast right now compared to when jack ma first created it. the company has evolved from a b2b company that is something much more, including e-commerce, entertainment, retail, logistics, cloud computing. the person who is succeeding jack ma has helped create a lot of this. we will be seeing daniel pioneer a lot of the movement. for the past few years, he has been the person who has sustained execution. kathleen: thank you very much. now let's get a check

he is a spiritual leader without a doubt and has been daniel zhang the ceo, stepping up and i don't necessarilye's going anywhere. >> i remember he told me his hero was forest gump. >> he told us that here. i have not seen him in some time >> i was hoping he would say mao or -- >> it is an intricate dance you do with the communist party and the government mr. ma has done it exceedingly well >> mao did not -- mao was a redistributionist. maybe kyle bass is looking at xi as mao. >> and jo tsai is very involved. >> did that entertain you enough trying to entertain david. trying to entertain david. david doesn't like anything. so i'm just trying to find things >> keep working on it. >> all right. >> i'll keep working on it i saw haagen-dazs ice cream for five bucks at the family dollar i went to yesterday. david, you would love the new family dollars you would love the new family dollar i'll take him to a family dollar i got ten pairs of sunglasses at dollar tree for 10 bucks i got five bags of stuff for 16 bucks. >> you're not a fan of the dollar general downgrade at bernstein? >> no, that was stu

tom: elizabeth economy, down past the gelato stores in the french quarter part of zhang -- part of hongis extraordinary. what is the state of the ccp right now? are the people of the economist party in any ray related -- in any way related to the generational shifts in that museum? elizabeth: that is one of the things xi jinping has tried to do really from the first minute he took power in 2012, to connect the current china to the past. tom: did he succeed? -- ineth: i think in any a better way than anybody anticipated. he really has gone back to the mao era. much of what he has done is reminiscent of sort of a mao-era politics, sort of a deepening role of the party into chinese society come into the chinese economy. the mass campaigns, the cult of personality, very much reminiscent of mao. speaking for those of us in the united states in the west, what he has done is relatively unattractive. we would not look back at the mall period with -- the mao period favorably. francine: thank you both. elizabeth economy, director for asia studies at the council on foreign relations, and ian sheph

why america is a catalyst country but china is not this is the ironic title of a bestselling book by zhang leisure a journalist and critic who lives in beijing. many americans imagine that the chinese people live miserable repressed her life these no freedom western ever. that's not quite sure if you toss speak to many ordinary chinese people they will tell you they feel their life i quite free some 500000000 people being lifted out of poverty and some would say probably 600000000 people that's a great achievement. for many americans their yellow peril has never left and i think of the there's the fear about china of course there's a fear for china's rapid rise but it's also has a lot to do. with china's. the label as the communists and states china subject of some modest compare where their weight they're not trying to run the world they're not even trying to run asia pacific i think they want to keep america from dominating the asia pacific so they have what they believe is their rightful place in asia pacific because alas there was asian long history in their size so their objectives ar

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