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top chef alumni and oakland residents to david fu and alex travis sit down with our own sheryl hurd to talk about culture, black and asian tensions and how food brings people together. >> i still like onion sprouts. >> some people do this. they told me not to do it, but i kind of like. got some duck breasts defrosting. a lot of good people understand the meaning of unity and being minorities together. chef nelson herman, i'm born and raised in new york city, washington heights neighborhood, knin con culture. this is my place that you're sitting in. >> i'm actually going to keep the bonn tomp. i am first generation asian american. >> alex travis, raised in oakland. >> on every sunday, my grandmother made this huge meal, and we all had to come to dinner. and if not, she would be highly upset. how does food bring you together? >> food has this ability to break down your walls. >> there is no racism in food. it's literally the art of breaking bread and breaking down walls and getting to a truth. >> it's our responsibility -- >> definitely. >> to shell out to the world what we know as oakla

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>> i would say that what she is telling us is we are lucky that victor fu raped someone three years ago and got lifetime parole. if he wasn't -- then wouldn't have been able to do anything and would be free because the judge, the district attorney in the bronx knocked down his charges to a misdemeanor, and according to the new bail walls in new york, you cannot be held for bail on that. >> has he ever criticized those laws -- have they ever criticized those laws? >> she has said that she thinks the prosecutors -- if she wasn't serious about it, she could do one of two things. she is the governor. she could go on the legislature to change the laws, lean on them, or -- remove -- who are not doing their job. she doesn't want to do either of those things. she will just make noise, like she is really on top of crime in new york. >> she is a joke, it's pretty transparent. is it obvious to new yorkers? >> it is. i don't want to say "i told you so," but i came on here a few years ago and told you that things were getting bad. seems like this in the dollar store. i don't know what they are getti

the memory chips, kung fu -- consumer facing months. apple marking down the price of its iphones. those earnings warnings i mentioned before. are you concerned about consumer demand for these products or these types of things that require chips? which aren't seeing that same supply problem. >> absolutely. gap. [laughter] there's a big slowdown going on here. that's the aim of central banks. they want to slow demand down. they want to slow the economy down. they want to slow it down enough so supply catches up. that's how you deal with inflation. there will be hiccups and demand. demand will fall. it is falling. investors will pick on the bits were you have the biggest gap between supply and demand. manus: when it comes to actually investing in this market, when you look at the 52 billion dollar program that the biden administration has just enacted, do i now need to invest around a different narrative? is that going to divert even more aggressively on the back of the $52 billion program? what is the impact on my portfolio? william: yeah. this is a big change. it's a vast amount of

about 20 mil fu balance of the remaining student loans canceled. pritonih thsuorrs, the republan critics, and the students and families grateful to be helped. ccilia vega live at the white house. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. and after those dire warnings from president zelenskyy, tonight, russia launching a deadly attack on a train station on ukraine's independence day. tonight, authorities now believe more than 20 people have been killed. ian pannell with late reporting from kyiv. >>> tonight, abc news, the countdown to the midterms and the eye-opening results from the primaries overnight. what a race in new york state, a congressional race, might reveal about abortion rights and its key role as we approach the midterms. the democrat pat ryan beating the republican, a major upset, and he focused on a woman's right to decide. >>> in uvalde, texas, at this hour, the school board determining right now the fate of embattled school police chief pete arredondo. will he keep his job or will he be fired? john quinones standing by. >>> the major discove

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and get this, in san francisco, a chocolate store owner giving her employees kung fu lessons as crime rates skyrocket in their neighborhood. the owner telling the san francisco chronicle quote every day there is something. i have seen people being chased in the street because they have stolen something from the jewelry shops or camera shops. workers have been taking the marshal arts classes since last march to help them feel safer and more empowered in case they were ever in a life threatening situation. welcome to america in 2022, this is insane. back to you. >> steve: it is insane. thank you, todd. the owner of the chocolate shop says she hopes they never have to use that. >> katie: of course. >> steve: they are ready just in case because crime is so bad in san francisco. and, going back to the story about the guy who was sucker punched leaving that restaurant, you know, keep in mind. the reason that person was rearrested was because the entire nation was outraged that that convicted sex offender with who did the sucker punches. >> katie: sucker punched? >> steve: hits his head, he

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. -- also scarlet fu of bloomberg who once took my head off as i conflated taiwan and china. what are the people of taiwan thinking this morning? sampson: you're definitely treading on very dangerous territory whenever you get into that debate over taiwanese versus chinese. for sure, i feel your pain. today we actually are finally getting palpable expectation in taipei. we are in the final countdown of answering this question that much of the globe has been asking, will pelosi come to taiwan or will she? we will get that answer, and all indications are that she will be here. as for how people and taiwan are receiving this, largely for the last week it has been with a collective shrug. taiwan is always welcome these high-profile visits. taiwan is often largely excluded on the international stage. if pelosi is willing to come to taiwan, that is a cause for joy in taiwan, but -- tom: jon has made clear that the sea change for us is president xi, different leadership in beijing. to the people of taiwan, the government of taiwan, do they see a seachange in chinese leadership out o

following his release, as seen on video from the daily mail, fu was combative with a photographer in the courthouse after initially being charged with attempted murder the charges were downgraded to third degree assault and second degree harassment. both misdemeanors which are changes to the states bail law are not bail eligible. >> certain crimes such as the one that this individual was charged with do not allow a judge to set bail. they are not considered bail- setting offenses and until the bail reform law itself is reformed, or changed, then these people are going to be allowed to be set free without bail being set. reporter: the victim of that attack remains hospitalized, following brain surgery. as crime continues to surge here in new york city, there are growing calls among republicans and some democrats for changes to new york's bail reform laws. a local newspaper headline said this today. the city feels sucker punched by the justice system. neil? neil: this is incredible. david lee, thank you very much. this is not only in new york related phenomenon. it's happening everywhe

how does that not add up for this fu gentleman as felony assault? >> this was clearly a felony assault, john. it does not take a rocket scientist to figure this out. when we look to the bronx d.a. reducing the charge, what is the rule of law and how is it being upheld in the county of the bronx? the bronx d.a. is not on board with that, and that said as we move forward it really once consistent with the inability to abide by the social contract by our elected officials not only the bronx but the city of new york as a whole. and a national problem with the bail reform and we as common citizens are suffering as a result. >> john: i want to put up a graphic on the screen and this was a guy who was clearly in the radar of law enforcement because he had been jailed for sexual abuse and required to check infrequently with the justice system. he was out there after serving time in prison for the sexual abuse charge. how is it that somebody with a record like this is not held? how is it that they are charged with something that is not bail eligible? >> this

it was one of boxing's defining rivalries of the 19905 — the fued between nigel benn and chris eubank. now, 30 years later, their sons conor benn and chris eubankjunior, are set to meet at london's o2 arena. eubank and benn senior fought twice, with eubank winning the first fight in 1990, while the second, three years later, ended in a split decision draw. their sons will meet for the first time on october 8th, with eubankjunior saying it's the biggest fight of his career. the british a00m hurdler lina nielsen says sport has been her saviour, after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. the 26—year—old decided to talk about her diagnosis last week, after she was unable to compete to her usual standards at last month's athletics world championships. here she is finishing last in her heat, after she became aware of a relapse of symptoms. she was first diagnosed with relapsing remitting ms when she was 17 years old. she also competed at the commonwealth games last week, and although she missed out on the final, she was happy with her mindset. just being on the world stage takes suc

but on tuesday kansas had its own message to send, delivering a stunning fu to the right's shock and awe campaign against bodily autonomy. it was testament to abortion rights in this country in one of america's reddest states with even rubier red pockets, rural, conservative, maga, where voters resoundingly rejected a ballot mesh sure would have allowed lawmakers to ban abortion in the state. in much clearer terms the right to an abortion will remain in the kansas constitution, a state constitution, by the way, that in its original form was built on opposition to slavery. >> i'm super proud to be from kansas tonight, and i feel like my state showed up and boldly told me they are going to take care of me and my female friends and everyone that can get pregnant in the state of kansas. we are protected tonight. >> the vote was overwhelming. 914,000 people voted which is a massive turnout for a measure put on the ballot in august. that's about two-thirds the number of votes cast in the 2020 presidential election. the first post-roe election test proves what many of us knew. abortion righ

got to atlanta and they were like, surprise, you're a supervillain, you'll be learning jujitsu, kung fu, parkour, how to fight on a wire in the sky. it's my favorit character ever, i'm so happy, it's the best thing that ever happened to me. [ cheers and applause ] no one wants to see this beat someone up. >> nikki: i don't know, it's going to be great. did you have to learn all that stuff? did it come natural? were you surprised you actually picked it up? >> i was absolutely stunned. absolutely stun sghd so you can do things that you think you're scared to do? >> yeah, no, i feel way too brave in the back of an uber now. now try and stop [ bleep ], you know what i mean? >> nikki: yeah. >> i could beat you up right now. >> nikki: i feel it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and use my own strength against me? i don't know how it works. >> you'd need to know the exact opposite of the choreography, the limitation of all of my knowledge. i require that from anyone who plans on attacking me going forward. >> nikki: to rehearse first with you? >> exactly. >> nikki: did you do your own stun

have problems the last point on that this is how you can't disrespect these non-discretion yairary fu. the stock price of oil is now spending its 11th day below its 200-day moving average that's remarkable. guess what a lot of the non-discretionary funds are actually short, they're actually short crude oil futures which to me seems to have no logic based on the fundamental environment, but that just supports the premise of what is dictating their action in the market >> good stuff, joe thank you. >> i'm glad you have mr. bear. we are off session lows but all three indices in the red the nasdaq hardest hit treasury yields right now at 2.913. again, nasdaq hardest hit, down a percent and a half while we're on the technical wave i want to put out another one to you, general. ubs out, i'm going to hit you with a couple of bullet points the rally over the past month in particular has had a technical tailwind there's scope for this tailwind to continue supporting markets we would caution investors against chasing this rally this is some of the conversation we have been having on and off air

people were outside the third precinct and they were people, upset and vulgar and shout fu and play nwa at the police and all this stuff. they were animated, the emotions were high but they didn't do anything to the people. the reason why it was so distinct was making the difference between the members of the community and generally they were older, there was even a church group that showed up halfway through the day and had a table with a banner giving out snacks and water and i remember sitting down and i was standing and walking for hours and trying to collect my thoughts and trying to coordinate with town hall on what to do with the tweets i was sending. i was on my phone for about a solid 15, 20 minutes. then that's when it was getting dark and i remember look up from my phone and i noticed the immediate difference in the cloud and you were like the church group was gone. all the older people were leaving and it is a younger crowd and dressed differently and dressed like in black cloth wearing bandannas instead of surgical masks. it was a stark difference. so that's when i realize

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now fu is on parole after being arrested for sex abuse. he said i'm in trouble, i hit someone and he's in the hospital. i don't know if he's dead. police are looking for me. i was at the restaurant and i know the police are looking for me. the victim of this assault needed surgery for a brain injury. his sister speaking about the attacker told a reporter, "this kind of person should not be out on the street". she went on to say that she felt helpless, angry and sad adding that the person responsible for attacking her brother does not know the type of damage that does to the entire family. neil? >> neil: david lee, this is nuts. thanks. i want to go to gianno caldwell that hears the news and the statistics. this is personal. he lost his brother, christian, just in an errant shooting that had nothing to do with christian. so he knows of what he speaks. gianno, you had to see this. this is out of control. it's just out of control. >> it is completely out of control. and my family and my brother, christian, being murdered has paid the price. i

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those are traditional republican values, and i believe that's what we need going into the fu future. we have no chance at winning elections if we're in a party where our party abandoned principle value in order to embrace a consult of personality. i think that's really dangerous for a bunch of reasons. >> is the threat trump or bigger than trump. trumpism in terms of election denies and all that has taken over the party. >> donald trump is certainly the scenter of the threat. election denial, denying a fundamental function and principle, what is at the center of our constitutional republic is dangerous broadly speaking. and he is certainly leading that effort, leading that movement. he also, because we know precisely what he will do because he has done it. sending an armed mob to the capitol to try to overturn the results of an election, there's no way the nation in my view can sustain itself if we excuse that and put him in a position of power again. >> if january 6th can't convince republicans to reject donald trump, what can? >> well, i think as a nation, whether we're. >> lesley:

states at any moment, despite calls from supporters for him to stay here in the country. 47 year old fu in you served 25 years for first degree murder in connection with a gang related shooting. when he was 20 years old. it was granted parole in january and was then handed over. to immigration and customs enforcement how his supporters say he has reformed himself and should not be sent back to a country he has not seen since he was a young child and use legal team says ice transported him to an airport this afternoon and believe his deportation is imminent. san francisco police released video of a shooting involving four officers. police say they approach to suspected bicycle thief who has seen pulling out what appears to be a gun. turns out it was an imitation weapon that fired blanks are crime reporter henry lee tells us. the police department says the officers fired their guns after the suspect fired at them. surveillance video shows san francisco police officers driving alongside jose core vera as he's riding one bike while pushing a second in the mission district. officers try to c

. >> and crypto got under 20, fu's back above that now. 20,397 >> let's get to dom chu now with a look at the premarket movers >> we're going to put some of these moves in a frame for you because we like to put things in context. anyway, some of the early morning movers here are centered around the mega cap. first of all we've got new developments in the ongoing saga between elon musk, twitter, and of course tesla kind of maybe in the cross harris here. twitter shares are down about a percent right now, this is on the heels of maybe getting some kind of a move lower based on new filing and a letter by musk's lawyers that's putting pressure on those shares meanwhile, tesla is up on a relative basis, because maybe some of that bounce back is playing as well. but also because perhaps tesla shares don't have as much relative pressure if there isn't a deal, perhaps, to buy twitter from elon musk so all of that dynamic playing out for twitter shares down about a percent. tesla shares up about 2% speaking of that mega cap trade, if you look at the bounce back a two-day rout billions shaved of

exists and they don't havect enough self-respect or enough respect for the truth to evenfuy or shameful fu feel sorry or shameful for what they used to do. it's incredible to me.t yo don't you have any ounce ou hava honor like look what you've done to the world. you were screaming in people's yos faces. now you are out here faces. wre out here now you'reitho outut a here witk on yourself. it's truly amazing the cognitive dissonance that people experience and it's the same now . watching vide there are people watching videos of me saying i'm aisogyn. no misogynist and no matter how many times i prove themrwis, otherwise because the daily ecausemail said the word misogy, it just simply must be true.e true. these people and these people are so deeply k stuck inside of the matrix that it's it's it's difficult to even what can what can what can we do as rational adults? yohiu must struggle with thisyor yourself, tucker. selfhow many times have you trid to tell the truth to people? it's crazy. it's really it's a crazy world. we're in.t's a crazy world. i don't known' how it know eveny here now o

because i mean again like it's about optics and and like, you know, yes, there's this sort of like fu element to where addresses this tax the rich to a super over rich like, you know, one of the most covered invitations you can get for certain industries, but at the same time, is it really that much of like a a few to them right if you're still like coddling with them and you're still like hanging out there like throughout the night. so i think that sometimes cheese pulled back a lot from her social media. i would say, um, i don't think that she's like clapping back as much as she was at the very beginning where they was like headline after headline after headline but like that to me feel kind of like i'm pre-2020 alc move instead of like the move of someone who had already kind of like god a sense of how to play the gaming congress in a way. yeah, i totally agree. i thought that was a sort of odd. moment for her and sort of uncharacteristic for eric is normally she can balance those things really well also had maybe you know, i thought aoc and the progressive talk is in general like

devin,t fu whatl a beautiful si. to see. do you think they'll be raiding the key? a vacation home there at this week? we've got about 30 seconds. we'll look.. one of the things you have to remember to sean is this is not the first time that people have been associated with donaldnd trump and it relates specifically to the laptop. remember when they raided rudy giuliani's home and rudy giuliani said, hey, here, here you you want the hard drive ?. didn't even want it. so look, this is going to be like like steve said, look,mo there's a lot more on this laptop, a lot more to come. will the fbi or doj ever do anything to get the phone? it doesn't look like itanan doet look like it at all. and you know, noo calls. nd americans don't a put faith and trust in us . they've earned our distrust. ar they're not they're not acting in good faith the same way foror both parties. sean hannity next. i'm mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and i'm here with my wonderful wife of almost 50 years, janet and our puppies over the years, we've learned to make a marriage work and l