and eddie zhang, we've got to release the sequence zhang is buckling his seatbelt. give me a minute to think about it, eddie he thinks about it and he says, okay, all right, we'll release it. i'll call my postdoc. he calls his postdoc, send eddie the file with the genome in it, they close the plane door. zhang buckles then takes off. he's at 30,000 feet for 3 hours. nobody can reach him. nobody can stop him. nobody can do anything. meanwhile, eddie has the sequence. eddie, one of the world's greatest intrepid of genomic sequences, doesn't look at this sequence of dna. this 30,000 letters he calls rambo and edinburgh, who runs an open web site of geology of a virological, brainstorming for things that are not quite ready for journal, papers and. he arranges with andrew to publish this genome on this website, they quickly write a little preface saying to the world this genome has come from the lab of young john, but it is not proprietary. you are free to use it. you are free to study it. you are free to share it. here it is world the genome. it's in eddie's possession

i wanted to ask you about zhang, this in a mature that's| about zhang, this in a mature that's just turned., , chances? you couldn't bet against her. she chances? you couldn't bet against her- she won _ chances? you couldn't bet against her. she won her— chances? you couldn't bet against her. she won her first _ chances? you couldn't bet against her. she won her first pro - her. she won herfirst pro tournament. there are so many other young players are on the world now, and she held the title for a very long time until she turned pro. she was still number one. i think she's got every chance to play. to play disc cup in less than three months is something. that's the kind of attitude you need in a major. has attitude you need in a ma'or. has been really i attitude you need in a major. has been really busy period for the women's game. we had four majors since the end ofjune. where do you think it is at in terms of the focus on the game? it’s think it is at in terms of the focus on the game?— on the game? it's lovely, it is compact- _ on the game? it's lovely, it is compact- it — on the game?

. >> before rose zhang became a phenom, there were challenges she didn't expect on and off the course. now she's stronger mentally and physically, and she's ready to tee it up in one of the most prestigious amateur trips. >> rachel hack of stanford is your 2021 women's individual champion. she was stanford's first female ncaa champion. but the weight of expectations took its toll. >> i couldn't move. coming down off of that was really hard. >> both mentally and physically. for the past two years she struggled with her game, while battling illness and various injuries. in march, she had surgery to remove a rib to relieve nerve pressure in her hand caused by compression between her collar bone and rib. >> it's been frustrating, and, you know, there's some really bad times, but during all this my mental health has really struggled. >> she credits her strong faith and current and former teammates, including zhang for helping her get through the tough times. >> she's my rock through all this. >> a lot of fans have a question, are you healthy? >> yes, i'm feeling so much better. >> she tees

vu and second—ranked nelly korda are among nine automatic qualifiers, while lpga tour rookie rose zhangly ewing, cheyenne knight and angel yin are named as the captain's picks. we are going overseas. we have lost the last two and this year the team is really good. their top six is as good as they've ever been, and we have a tall task ahead of us. so, on paper, yes, we have all these players high in the rankings but new york has a lot of things in their favour right now and we got to go break the streak. belgium's remco evenepoel has won stage three of the vuelta a espana, on the first summit finish of the race to move into the leader's red jersey. evenepoel pulled clear of tour de france winner jonas vingegaard with 200 metres to go in andorra, but then crashed through a gaggle of camera people after he crossed the line, suffering a cut to his face. the paralympics get under way in exactly one year in paris, as great britain look to build on the success they enjoyed in tokyo two years ago. they won a total of 124 medals, including 41 golds. our correspondent, andy swiss, has been to fin

against spain's bernabe zapata miralles, while 2022 runner up casper ruud is back in action against zhangchina. stefanos tsitspias and frances tiafoe are also on court. over in the women's draw, defending champion and world number one iga swiatek faces daria saville on louis armstrong, fourth seed elena rybakina is back on court against australia's isla tomjanovic. caroline wozniacki's comeback continues against petra kvitova — what a game that could be! while britain's lily miyazaki has a tough test against belinda bencic. former premier league forward enner valencia led south america's copa libertadores with victory over bolivar. after scoring the only goal of the first leg in la paz, valencia opened the scoring in the 10th minute. the game was interupted briefly as players felt the affects of tear gas allegedly used to quell a riot outside the stadium, but it didn't seem to have too much of a negative impact on valencia. the equadorian scoring his second of the game and third of the tie to seal his side's progress. bolivar did have the chance of a late consolation but ronnie fernandez�

he'll face china's zhang zhi—zhen in the second round. midfielder ella toone says the behaviour of spanish football federation president luis rubiales at the world cup final was "unacceptable" and has overshadowed spain's success. there have been numerous demands for rubiales to resign immediately after he kissed the spanish player jenni hermoso following their victory over england. spanish prosecutors have opened an investigation into whether the incident amounts to a crime of sexual assault. toone insists the right action has to be taken spain were unbelievable throughout the tournament. the won the world cup, which should be the main talking point, it is overshadowed by something that happened after the game, which is not acceptable. the lionesses stand by hermoso. some of the players have put out a statement to show our support and solidarity. and to show that we were thinking of jenni hermoso, we want the right things to be done, we don't like this happening in women's sport, it is talking points we should not be talking about, we sh

he'll face china's zhang zhizhen in the second round.panish football federation is exploring its options over whether it can sack women's world cup—winning head coachjorge vilda. vilda remains in thejob despite most of his coaching staff resigning in protest against federation president luis rubiales�* refusal to quit for kissing squad member jenni hermoso after their world cup win. vilda was spotted applauding rubiales on friday, when rubiales repeatedly insisted he would not resign. england midfielder ella toone says rubiales�* behaviour has overshadowed spain's success. spain were unbelievable throughout the tournament. they won the world cup, which should be the main talking point and yet it is overshadowed by something that happened after the game, which isn't acceptable. and the lioness is all standbyjenni hermoso. a couple of the higher players, the girls, the leaders in the squad, got together and yes, brought a statement out that we all believed in has a team and that we wanted to put out together as a team to show our support a

was shock for last year's finalist casper ruud, he's lost in five sets to chinese world number 67 zhangzhen. the other second round surprise saw another grand slam finalist stefanos tsitsipas knocked out, he lost in five to swiss qualifier dominic stricker. plenty of exciting second round matches today in new york. defedning champion carlos alcaraz is up against south africa's lloyd harris. andy murray a winner at flushing meadows in 2012 takes on grigor dimitrov. last year's quarter finalist jannik sinner plays lorenzo sonego. in the women's draw ons jabeur who lost in the final last year to iga swiatek faces linda noskova. former manchester united goalkeeper sergio romero was the hero for boca juniors in the copa libertadores as they squeezed past fellow argentine club racing to reach the semi—finals. after a 0—0 draw in the first leg neither side discovered their scoring touch in the return. racing had 11 shots but not a single one on target. boca fared little better, edinson cavani hit the target but failed to test keeper gabriel arias. racing's poorfinishing continued into the pena

do you believe that the show of unity wilted turbo zhang or for their hard and changing things? military muscle? i think, i think definitely the chinese are very annoyed about this because i'm keeping japan an unsolved. korea separate is, is in china's interest in terms of building up its middle tree. if you look at the spending on the, in the chinese military budget, a lot of it has been on building up its blue water at navy, which is, you know, for in the region. and a lot of its focus is areas in the south china sea. but also areas contested by south korea and north korea and it's also seen as an ally of, of north korea. so definitely i think this is something that vision will not see as something in its favor. clearly kuhn and thank you so much let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines at this hour. keep official say a russian air strike is killed at least 5 people in northern ukraine. the countries interior minister said the missile attack also going to dozens, when it hit the center of sure. neve ukraine's president condemned the strike saying it

chinese qualifier zhang zhizhen upset last year's finalist and fifth seed casper ruud, while swiss playerlivered a shock by grinding out a five set win over greek seventh seed stefanos tsitsipas. no problems though for the three—time champion novak djokovic. he's into round three after beating the spaniard bernabe zapata miralles in straight sets. djokovic is aiming to match margaret court with a record—equalling 24th major title. i have two sometimes raise the voice in orderfor our team to hear us, or for us to hear them, because otherwise we have to communicate with the signs or signals. i'm actually supportive of the on court coaching, headset communication or whatever ways of getting more coaching, i think it's good. uefa president aleksander ceferin has described the behaviour of spanish football federation president luis rubiales as "inappropriate" — but he's called for fifa's investigation to be allowed to run its course. rubiales has refused to quit for kissing spain player jenni hermoso on he lips after their world cup win over england. chelsea manager emma hayes has been giving

kristen: boya zhang, thank you so much for coming on to share the results of your study in regards to air pollution and dementia. you can get our live newscast, breaking news, weather and more with our abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. kristen: thank you so much for joining. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the faa on the scare in the air over houston. the flames shooting from a passenger jet. also, another flight from miami. one of the pilots dying mid-flight. >>> also breaking news involving former president trump and georgia. what the sheriff is now saying. how this will look very different. >>> and the stunning video from maui tonight. did this play a role in how the fires started?

was shock for last year's finalist casper ruud, he's lost in five sets to chinese world number 67 zhangocked out, he lost in five to swiss qualifier dominic stricker. plenty of exciting second round matches today in new york. defedning champion carlos alcaraz is up against south africa's lloyd harris. andy murray a winner at flushing meadows in 2012 takes on grigor dimitrov.

there's another bishop in china, joseph zhang weizhu, he is missing, been missing since 2021.ng catholic, i can tell you the real situation in china is that...many different religions are being encouraged in china, including catholic. and there's an increasing number of practising catholic in china today. and with that, there is an enhancement of the relationship between china and vatican, and that's very clear. so, obviously, vatican wants to have more involvement in the religious development in china and they are working together to make that happen. and the number of catholic, i know it's going up, but i didn't do the research to know exactly how much it went up, but we have seen more churches in china than ever before... right, so when bishop zen, the venerable 90—year—old retired bishop of hong kong, when he says, "we are now at the bottom of the pit, "there is no freedom of expression any more, "we are becoming like any other city or territory in china," bishop zen is entirely wrong, is he? despite the fact he's a fellow catholic, he's got it all wrong. i'm guilty of not

vu and second—ranked nelly korda are among nine automatic qualifiers, whilst lpga tour rookie rose zhang, cheyenne knight and angel yin are named as the captain's picks. we are going overseas and we've lost the last_ we are going overseas and we've lost the last two _ we are going overseas and we've lost the last two and the european team is really— the last two and the european team is really good. the top six is as good _ is really good. the top six is as good if— is really good. the top six is as good if they've ever been and you have _ good if they've ever been and you have a _ good if they've ever been and you have a tall— good if they've ever been and you have a tall task ahead of us and so, on paper, _ have a tall task ahead of us and so, on paper, yet can we have all these papers _ on paper, yet can we have all these papers tend — on paper, yet can we have all these papers tend to make plans and the rankings— papers tend to make plans and the rankings and that's in their favour right— rankings and that's in their favour right now— rankings and that's in their favour right now we

reporter: the oakland mayor zhang taos said in a statement, "i'm outraged that our children, educators and neighbors have been targeted by malicious threats. my office is in contact with oakland unified school district and the police as we seek answers." police cleared the scene and staff were allowed back in around noon but class was canceled for the rest of the day. as far as tomorrow goes, some parents are hesitant to send their kids back. >> people are not in their right mind during these times. i don't know if i will bring him tomorrow or the day after that. reporter: in oakland, lena howland, abc 7 news. larry: over the weekend, somebody don't hundreds of shellfish at a uc vertically jewish fraternity house. shellfish are a forbidden food under jewish dietary law. it's called an act of anti-semitism. this was at the alpha epsilon pi house on piedmont avenue. it was the first shabbat of the school year. now more than ever, the chi alpha chapter stands united against anti-semitism and other forms of hate. kristen: four separate engine -- agencies are investigating last nights incid

yet they did not make a in the xi zhang province of china last year where they are all over the uighursentration camps subject to forced sterilization communist indoctrination. one of the great human rights abuses committed is the third reich of germany and they do the same thing. if you look at the credits of milan, and the credits of milan they quietly thank the local authorities in xinjiang including those that aret responsible for committing those human rights and atrocities. it isn't just about democracy. it's about eroding the moral standing of the united states by creating a false moral equivalence between nihilism and american idealism and they think that is their greatest political asset. it's our moral standing on the global stage and once we walk that back we have actually lost our status as a great power in what i think is at the binding of the cold war. >> suppose someone is persuaded by the argument. we need to elect leaders in who can change or cultural mindset. who is supposed to change their behavior? i think the biggest solution regarding her culture and that's what i'

here is mr cleverly with the vice president china , han vice president of china, han zhang, as my nextcumentaries about the worst human about some of the worst human rights history, rarely rights abuses in history, rarely do we expect to see pictures of british leaders shaking hands with the perpetrators of these crimes , as that's exactly what crimes, as that's exactly what we see here. the uyghurs are a minority muslim group in the westernmost part of china. and since 2016, they have been increasing suffering at the hands of the communist chinese state estimates have been made suggesting over a million uyghurs have been detained in what are sinisterly known as re—education camps, in which detainees are tortured, forced to renounce their religion, and in some cases is sterilised. so did james cleverlys visit gloss over this deeply unsettling problem? well, i'm joined now by rahima mahmood, uk director of the world uyghur congress . thank the world uyghur congress. thank you, reema, for coming in. what is your understanding of what's going on currently to the uyghurs and how they're be

zhang eric chen, chow, lincoln eric chen, robin chow, lincoln lamb. less convincing.s scamming joke. there you can have that. guys have that. have it with your brother. >> that's not that's the name is robin. far off robin. that's not so far off because he actually he actually told said we would told people he said we would like to get inside information that isn't easily accessible to anyone. so that is basically asking yeah, yeah. >> he was. and he was unprofessional and pushy , which unprofessional and pushy, which made me think, louis, could you get work as a spy? >> you know what? well it's obviously wasn't very good obviously he wasn't a very good spy obviously he wasn't a very good spy got caught, but spy because he got caught, but it he was it just shows that people he was trying to get in, recruit people , paying them 6000, £8,000 to be a spy or whatever . but people a spy or whatever. but people will do anything for money. even it goes against them. more like anyone from like tv wants to pay us. my joke? us. can i tell my joke? >> him his joke. >> let him te

and then you add all the worries about the property sector and we have china's zhang rong missing dozens payments as that fallout spreads. i mean, the picture isn't pretty and it's just getting worse. let's get insights perspective on how you want to play china or not for that matter. let's bring in peter chia, head of macro strategy at academy securities. peter, good to have you with us. what's your take on it? i mean, just when you thought perhaps china is back to being investable, well, it's not looking pretty. yeah, we haven't liked china all year. we thought the reopening. trade was overhyped. we thought people. would be disappointed with the chinese consumer. we saw that. but this definitely adds a new twist, right? the real estate market has not been healthy but don't like it seeing anything creep into the shadow banking system. now it's the shadow banking system, not the actual banking system. but i think the fed learned one lesson from the great financial crisis is you have to respond quickly and aggressively to any hints of problems that can creep into the banking system, which

i mean there's been zhang coming in, been talk of zhang coming in, maybe as but those maybe hrgovic asuys have up with other guys have tied up with other deals they're deals and i think they're too, they're, in deals and i think they're too, they'ithey're in deals and i think they're too, they'ithey're doing in deals and i think they're too, they'ithey're doing already in deals and i think they're too, they'ithey're doing already . in what they're doing already. joshua doesn't have any other plans. also hasn't fought plans. also aj hasn't fought chisora before, so it's not like we're seeing a second or third fight. i don't rate fight. i mean, i don't rate chisora at all. i think he's a flat he beats flat track bully. he beats anyone. ranked as anyone. he's ranked lower as soon fights. who's soon as he fights. anyone who's any up well short any good, he comes up well short . but i think i think if i was a betting man, he'd be the name. >> okay . >> okay. >> okay. >> you are a betting man. >> you are a betting man. >> not. yes. >> i'm not. yes. >> calls himself mr >> well, he calls himse

the contenders would be filip hrgovic, zhilei zhang, possibly derek chisora, we might step in at shortce, but disastrous for boxing. i mean, we've seen jake paul influencer boxing. i mean, we've seen jake paul a influencer boxing. i mean, we've seen jake paul a unanimous influencer boxing. i mean, we've seen jake paul a unanimous decision. encer boxing. i mean, we've seen jake paul a unanimous decision. we've with a unanimous decision. we've seen the rise of women's boxing in those entities are filling the vacuum left by the men's the men's sport at the moment because with all the contractual wrangling that had gone on, which are stopping big which are stopping the big fights that's really fights happening, that's really damaging and when damaging for boxing. and when a sport gets gets bedraggled by drugs, saw with athletics, drugs, as we saw with athletics, 20, years ago, or 20, 30 years ago, sooner or later, broadcasters later, advertisers, broadcasters pull away. it's not a good look whatsoever. but we'll more whatsoever. but we'll get more on the goes on. on that as the day goes on