case where it had to seek corporation with authorities there that's true enough thank you very much cora who was there in frankfurt when in fact it was around the globe look to china as their main market from the car industry to dairy products china's huge it is growing and it has millions of consumers but there is a downside to that success story and it affects migrant workers moving to the capital beijing to escape poverty the chinese countryside the city is already bursting at the seams which is why the government is now taking radical steps. a neighborhood reduced to wreckage this is in a district on the southern outskirts of beijing these buildings were demolished on government orders destroying the workshops stores and homes of thousands of migrant workers one gun chung traveled to beijing from gansu province he worked as a textile worker until today. we have to leave by tonight i don't know where i'll go. his colleagues at this tiny textile workshop are in despair many have lived here for decades working low paid jobs but with no residency permit for beijing they have no legal rig

the day aft cora was born -- >> is it daddy? good job. >> reporter: -- they got an unexpected visit from a genetic counselor. >> i was in a full recovery mode as i don't care about anything, i'm just trying to keep our baby alive and recover myself. >> reporter: the visitor offered a free dna scan for cora, a scan that the stetsons learned could reveal deviations in their daughter's genetic code. >> was just trying to make it through the day and that was something that was definitely a little shocking. >> reporter: baby cora is now one of the first healthy kids in america to have her genome searched for hidden problems. doctors found a partial condition. >> she would have still been considered normal. nobody would have identified her as deceased. >> reporter: he's co-director of the baby seed project which enrolled cora and is now recruiting hundreds of other families. >> you could potentially save a child's life? >> absolutely. >> but dr. green is also warning families about the risk including breaches of privacy and genetic di

the day after their daughter cora was born -- >> is it daddy? good job. >> reporter: -- they got an unexpected visit from a genetic counselor. >> i was in a full recovery mode as i don't care about anything, i'm just trying to keep our baby alive and recover myself. >> reporter: the visitor offered a free dna scan for cora, a scan that the stetsons learned could reveal deviations in their daughter's genetic code. >> was just trying to make it through the day and that was something that was definitely a little shocking. >> reporter: baby cora is now one of the first healthy kids in america to have her genome searched for hidden problems. doctors found a partial condition. >> she would have still been considered normal. nobody would have identified her as deceased. >> reporter: he's co-director of the baby seed project which enrolled cora and is now recruiting hundreds of other families. >> you could potentially save a child's life? >> absolutely. >> but dr. green is also warning families about the risk including breaches of privacy and genetic di

is a fool we know that the athletes a dope if you look at tyson gay look at justin gatlin cora lewis marion jones the u.s. had balco in silicon valley feeding drugs to every single athlete olympics. baseball players football players everyone was busted from barry bonds to mark mcgwire took all of them were busted doping but nothing but the media will tell you the russians are genetically prone to doping that's what the media are just quoting the james clapper the for you former us the net is director of national intelligence who said russians are genetically predisposed towards to see things can you imagine that a statement being waged against any other ethnic group like in the u.s. and what would happen to an official you are so exactly well it's different for russians because most of phobias the anti-semitic but let's be christian most countries right there is evidence of that but this politicized move to be banned right.

nigerian superhero the name is and goes the understory is written and created by award winning author cora four but as some know marvel is a bit late to the game for the past few years africans have been creating their own comics inspired by the world around them it's a trend that's becoming a booming business so how do their stories differ from those told in western comics and why is that so important here to discuss that we have paul movies released c.e.o. of my this monkey and creator of the pack and you say to africa inspired comic books in lagos nigeria today martin a comic creator and c.e.o. of comic republic in cape town south africa so in he's a creator and illustrator of the quezon comic series and in harare zimbabwe eugene ramirez he's a multimedia media designer and creator of owns english welcome everyone to this day take a look at my laptop here i've pulled up lagos comic call dot com you're just back from comic-con in lagos nigeria what is the comic scene like in the here you describe it for our audience. you know it's very very engaging and very interesting you know since we

and we're getting reports that indeed mario centennial is going to make the race that go over to cora who has no standing by end of frankfurt. is going to tell you what are you hearing. well yes i was just on the line with brussels and i was told the. portuguese finance minister is confirmed to become the new president of the euro group of the group of the euro finance ministers. why should we care whose jeev of the euro group the euro crisis is gone and there's no new crisis inside. you're right but you know after the crisis is exactly the time when the currency union should get prepared for future crises and. in this regard it's really significant who is moderating the process of convergence of fiscal and economic policies within the group of your own finance ministers now with mario centeno the finance minister of portugal a man from a so-called program country becomes euro group chief program country that's a technical term in the currency union for countries that had to be saved during the euro crisis it had to be bailed out successfully managed to turn around after the crises so

nigerian superhero the name is and goes the understory is written and created by award winning author cora four but as some know marvel is a bit late to the game but the past few years africans have been creating their own comics inspired by the world around them it's a trend that's becoming a booming business so how do their stories differ from those told in western comics and why is that so important here to discuss that we have paul movies you lease c.e.o. of my this monkey and creator of the pack and you say to africa inspired comic books in lagos nigeria today martin a comic creator and c.e.o. of comic republic in cape town south africa so in he's a creator and illustrator of the quezon comic series and in harare zimbabwe eugene ramirez he's a multimedia media designer and creator of. welcome everyone to this day take a look at my laptop here i pulled up lagos comic call dot com you're just back from comic-con in lagos nigeria what is the comic scene like in the here you describe it for our audience. you know it's very very engaging and very interesting you know since we came in to se

nigerian superhero the name is and goes the understory is written and created by award winning author cora four but as some know marvel is a bit late to the game but the past few years africans have been creating their own comics inspired by the world around them it's a trend that's becoming a booming business so how do their stories differ from those told in western comics and why is that so important here to discuss that we have paul movie julie's c.e.o. of my this monkey and creator of the pack and you say to africa inspired comic books in lagos nigeria today martin comic creator and c.e.o. of comic republic in cape town south africa so in he's a creator and illustrator of the quezon comic series and in harare zimbabwe eugene ramirez he's a multimedia media designer and creator of. welcome everyone to this day take a look at my laptop here i've pulled up lagos comic-con dot com you're just back from comic-con in lagos nigeria what is the comic scene like in a syria describe it for our audience. you know it's very very engaging and very interesting you know since we came in to see about

nigerian superhero the name is and goes the understory is written and created by award winning author cora four but as some know marvel is a bit late to the game but the past few years africans have been creating their own comics inspired by the world around them it's a trend that's becoming a booming business so how do their stories differ from those told in western comics and why is that so important here to discuss that we have paul movies you lease c.e.o. of my dismount and creator of the pack and you say to africa inspired comic books and lagos nigeria today martin comic creator and c.e.o. of comic republic in cape town south africa so in he's a creator and illustrator of the quezon comic series and in harare zimbabwe eugene ramirez he's a multimedia media designer and creator of only. welcome everyone to this story now g. day take a look at my laptop here i've pulled up lagos comic com dot com you're just back from comic-con in lagos nigeria what is the comic scene like in nigeria describe it for our audience. you know it's very very engaging and very interesting you know since we ca

athletes were doping is a fool we know that the athletes a dope we look at tyson gay look at justin gatlin cora lewis marion jones the u.s. had balco in silicon valley feeding drugs to every single athlete olympics. baseball players football players everyone was busted from barry bonds to mark required to all of them were busted doping but nothing but the media will tell you the russians are genetically prone to doping that's where the media are just james clapper the for you former u.s. the net is director of national intelligence who said russians are genetically predisposed towards to see that can you imagine that he's a different being waged against any other ethnic group like in the u.s. and what would happen to an official us example well it's different for russians because most of phobias the anti-semitic exactly right but. but let's be clear there was doping in russia like there is in most countries right there is evidence of that but this politicized move to give a hand to russia i mean what you know why isn't it in common sense would be if an individual is caught don't i mean that per

it's a fool we know that you have to talk but look at tyson look at justin gatlin cora lewis marion jones the u.s. had balco in silicon valley feeding drugs to every single athlete olympics. baseball players football players everyone was busted from barry bonds to mark mcgwire took all of them were busted doping but nothing but the media will tell you the russians are genetically prone to doping that's where the media are just james clapper the for you former us the net director of national intelligence who said russians are genetically predisposed towards to see things can you imagine that a statement being waged against any other ethnic group like in the u.s. and what would happen to an official or say exactly well it's different for russians because they're so phobias than they were anti-semitic right but. but let's be clear there was doping in russia like there is in most countries right there is evidence of that but this politicized move to give a hand to russia i mean what you don't know why isn't it in common sense would be if an individual is caught don't i mean that person should

considered by palestinians to be their territory so in this status may be supported by turkey now and cora has a general consulate here but the country's president is now saying he wants to open an embassy here. we've already declared east jerusalem as the capital of the palestinian state but we haven't been able to open our embassy there because jerusalem is currently under occupation god willing we will open our embassy there . the turkish leader has been reacting fiercely to donald trump's controversial recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel slamming other nations for a week response mr aragon appeared to be speaking home behalf of the moves in world when he claimed if we lose jerusalem then we won't be able to protect me dina if we lose medina we will lose mecca and caba the organization of islamic cooperation held an emergency meeting in istanbul wait hold on the international community to commit to making east jerusalem the palestinian capital. the us decision on your rousseau them because of its great. historical and permanent rights to palestine. jerusalem not see the un

a small but sustainable farm founded by jorge cora-peña. intent on providing locals and area restaurants with fruits, vegetables, honey, and medicinal herbs. >> ana: my name is ana elisa. i live and work in finca conciencia. we run a productive and educational, agroecological project, we farm. we have the land and the resources to produce food that is economically viable, that is self sustaining without a lot of investment. it's liberating. >> anthony: jorge cooks lunch. ♪ mero, or grouper, stuffed with lobster and white eggplant. wrapped in banana leaves and grilled over mesquite. mangu is mashed plantains with sofrito. >> anthony: all right. that looks good. and what's this here? >> ana: and that's pitorro. >> anthony: oh i know what this is, i'll have a shot of that. >> ana: actually we call it lagrima de monte, teardrop of the mountain. >> anthony: will i be crying afterwards? >> ana: maybe, it's very intense. >> anthony: how long have you had this farm? how long have you been doing this? >> ana: jorge started the farm around 10 years

cora is oneer doctor partial -direc is n recruiting other potentiilly save a>> o there's sormostan't the condition's turn out to be harmnoss m cure. >> what makes yle would not it. what we're is ask the questionful ad. beating her ix coitio int aome dailyee upvitamin e y fsting. l of nd these abo be possibility of thn at this tter: b canstu gu pla the to do >> the babof a dollar institute of healtcollected in a lab do it to a the results are expected in the lawmakers to use this thhere dis discrimination the most'sbr ♪♪ ♪therk weighs nearly 12,000 pounds. it's covered in more than 2,600 crystals and 30 thousand l.e.d. lights. the ball can produce more than 16 million colors and billions of patterns including one that looks like butterflies. >> fantastic. there's something very "star wars" about it. we have "star wars" on the mind. >>> will 2018 by the year that flights from connecticut to london are cheaper than flights from connecticut to chicago, let's say. >>> good morning, everyone i'm jan car way owe. investigators have a new lead in the hunt for the driver, responsible fo

a small but sustainable farm founded by jorge cora-peña. intent on providing locals and area restaurants with fruits, vegetables, honey, and medicinal herbs. >> ana: my name is ana elisa. i live and work in finca conciencia. we run a productive and educational, agroecological project, we farm. we have the land and the resources to produce food that is economically viable, that is self sustaining without a lot of investment. it's liberating. >> anthony: jorge cooks lunch. ♪ mero, or grouper, stuffed with lobster and white eggplant. wrapped in banana leaves and grilled over mesquite. mangu is mashed plantains with sofrito. >> anthony: alright that looks good. and what's this here? >> ana: and that's pitorro. >> anthony: oh i know what this is, i'll have a shot of that. >> ana: actually we call it lagrima de monte, teardrop of the mountain. >> anthony: will i be crying afterwards? >> ana: maybe, it's very intense. >> anthony: how long have you h m?is far this?ong have you been doing >> ana: jorge started the farm around 10 years now but the

luncheon being held at the fairmont hotel in san francisco featuring food from iron chef winner cat cora. it is called the hand to hand luncheon and it benefits project open hand, a nonprofit organization that provides more than 2500 meals to people who might not be able to leave their homes. the organization is celebrating 25 years of service to the community. >> thought what an amazing contribution to the community, to keep people that are critically ill and are senior citizens, you know, well fed with healthy meals, something that can sustain them and their families. >> if you would like to make a donation to project open hand, we have put more information for you on our website at ktvu.com, look for it in the web links section under the mornings on 2 tab. you can also find it on the ktvu mobile app. >>> naas released new -- nasa released new data showing the sierra nevada mountains grew an inch taller during our record drought. one scientist explained that water weighs down the earth like a bathroom scale and when the water is gone, the earth rises. the sierra gained 2 1/2 centimeter

case where it had to seek corporation with authorities there that's true enough thank you very much cora who is there in frankfurt. more than two dozen nations could be named on a blacklist of european tax havens later today that's part of an e.u. bit to crack down on tax avoidance finance ministers are meeting in brussels to approve the final list commission appear moscovici says he hopes a list of about twenty tax savings will be adopted with another forty being named on the gray list those will be encouraged to make reforms being named and shamed isn't just bad for the country's reputation it also imposes additional disclosure requirements on multinationals that are doing business business with them. colleagues all the chosen pill is following the talks in brussels charlotte what's the latest have a agreed on a list and who's on it. get off get out yes we do have news now that there is a list of these countries that are considered tax havens by the european finance ministers seventeen have been named on the so-called black list let me just give you a couple of them that are on that as

saying how smart other one was but also have everyone was insecure about intelligence because hay go to cora so like of course o he is. anyone could have done that but john mccarthy essential figure in the book is like math math haddic professor at stanford passed over for ten year went to dartmouth and brought back and a full professor and they're like oh computer science couldn't hack a math but no one is sure with a world of constantly everybody has to be smartest so i -- you know. i hear you it's like -- maybe idol would be way to get some change. i have important persons like endorsement stuff. yeah. >> thank you for your imagine and inside work i'm a student in personal robot group with a quick question around what you mentioned from lauren -- so i really think a lot of issues and now came to be because of good business models so one question and eric had a book about free innovation and so it was like how do we think of value which you're not, you know, aiming for acquiring but actually how do we create and value what we create? and do you really think it is going to become like decen

spending time with cora masters barry and other members of the community much the sisters are known for their philanthropic work especially their commit tom empowering people of all ages who have suffered loss through their out reach center the a done day price research center it honors their sister who was murdered in drive by shooting in 2003 in compton, california. their hometown. and an area known for its history of gang violence. the williams sister have gone from carrying buckets of tennis balls past com many ton balls to becoming tennis greatness and they know first hasn't the real struggles under served community face and they want to help change the game. provide a safe haven for those affected by violence and hardship. >> we were fortunate to be surrounded by helped us through but also we lost a member of our family through violence. so the resource center of course helps to prevent violence and in the community but also to help families recover from when you do lose someone. so coupled with tennis and coupled with this, we're definitely hoping to reach out to the community in