Video yükleniyor...

Video Yüklenemedi

Ana Sayfaya Dön

When he came to the U.S. in 2015, Bughra Arkin didn't initially plan to open a restaurant. But he stayed in Los Angeles because back in China, his culture is being persecuted. Millions of Uyghurs have been detained in China, including Arkin's dad, in a vast network of camps...

CBSNews's profile picture

CBS News

8,847,709 subscribers

10,996 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Yorum

Yorum bulunmuyor

Orijinal gönderinin yorumları burada görünecek

Benzer Videolar

Hello everyone, please tag Burak Özdemir so he can answer why he decided to open a restaurant in China of all places, despite him being well aware of the genocide China is committing against his brethren, the Uyghurs. Funny how his restaurant apparently serves “Halal” food but Halal food is banned in East Turkistan. At this rate, don’t be surprised if his next restaurant is opened in Tel Aviv.
1:36

Hello everyone, please tag Burak Özdemir so he can answer why he decided to open a restaurant in China of all places, despite him being well aware of the genocide China is committing against his brethren, the Uyghurs. Funny how his restaurant apparently serves “Halal” food but Halal food is banned in East Turkistan. At this rate, don’t be surprised if his next restaurant is opened in Tel Aviv.

Arslan Hidayat.ئارسلان ھىدايەت

67,934 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

An Indian vlogger was in China and he said Arunachal is part of India. He was detained and was even denied food & water. In the end, Indian vlogger felt that he made a mistake by saying Arunachal is part of India and his work is vlogging and he should have focused on that. I watched this full video and he is worried if he would be allowed to go back to China or not because he has friends and work in China. I don't know what to say. 🤷
2:02

An Indian vlogger was in China and he said Arunachal is part of India. He was detained and was even denied food & water. In the end, Indian vlogger felt that he made a mistake by saying Arunachal is part of India and his work is vlogging and he should have focused on that. I watched this full video and he is worried if he would be allowed to go back to China or not because he has friends and work in China. I don't know what to say. 🤷

Incognito

308,092 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Sadly, we’ve learned that Guanguan, who risked his life in 2021 to secretly film the Uyghur concentration camps in China, is now in ICE detention in the U.S., facing the risk of deportation back to China. He should be protected, not punished.
0:36

Sadly, we’ve learned that Guanguan, who risked his life in 2021 to secretly film the Uyghur concentration camps in China, is now in ICE detention in the U.S., facing the risk of deportation back to China. He should be protected, not punished.

Daily Turkic

8,370,267 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Who knew that Trump’s grandfather Frederick Drumpf fled Germany to the U.S when he was 16 to avoid serving in the Military and when he went back he was deported back to the U.S because he never served and none of Trump’s family has ever served in the Military including his kids.
1:30

Who knew that Trump’s grandfather Frederick Drumpf fled Germany to the U.S when he was 16 to avoid serving in the Military and when he went back he was deported back to the U.S because he never served and none of Trump’s family has ever served in the Military including his kids.

Suzie rizzio

70,673 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Xav Trudeau has a lot of challenges because his family is a "very influential family in Canada". He feels he should follow in the steps of his 'dad' and grandfather and become a politician. He wants to inspire people with his music (as seem in the quote tweet)
1:34

Xav Trudeau has a lot of challenges because his family is a "very influential family in Canada". He feels he should follow in the steps of his 'dad' and grandfather and become a politician. He wants to inspire people with his music (as seem in the quote tweet)

The Real Mr Bench

320,210 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Jim Jordan: "It's for a reason that he told the American people he was going to do. One thing I know about this president, unlike so many other people in elected office, when this president says something, he does what he said..." Q: What about his promise in 2024 that if he was reelected, gas would be under $2 a gallon because of his policies?
2:04

Jim Jordan: "It's for a reason that he told the American people he was going to do. One thing I know about this president, unlike so many other people in elected office, when this president says something, he does what he said..." Q: What about his promise in 2024 that if he was reelected, gas would be under $2 a gallon because of his policies?

Kaitlan Collins

152,080 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

This entitled Doctor got mad because he wanted the parking space that these people parked in so he told them that he was a Doctor & if they came to the hospital & needed his help he would have the last laugh! He then tells them to get a job like his daughters! Who is he?
1:35

This entitled Doctor got mad because he wanted the parking space that these people parked in so he told them that he was a Doctor & if they came to the hospital & needed his help he would have the last laugh! He then tells them to get a job like his daughters! Who is he?

Suzie rizzio

65,303 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

A man is getting dinner at a Hibachi restaurant with his family. When the chef cooks their food, he reveals he brought his own tortillas to wrap his food. He throws them on the grill to warm them up. I’ve seen people bring Tupperware to a restaurant and eat out of it. I know that can be frowned upon or even considered tacky, but it’s not violating any real health codes. This man took tortillas out of a bag he packed himself with his bare hands. He then cross contaminated the grill with his own food from home. There’s no telling what germs or bacteria is on them. Who knows if he set them on a counter that had fresh chicken or other meats on it. My opinion may be extreme but I don’t feel this should be allowed as he’s now exposing everyone else at that table to possible contamination. Back in high school when I used to work at a pizza place, we had people with half eaten sandwiches from eating their order in the car asking us to microwave their food again and putting it on the counter. I always told them no because they already ate off of it, it wasn’t sanitary and I wasn’t going to take that risk.
1:01

A man is getting dinner at a Hibachi restaurant with his family. When the chef cooks their food, he reveals he brought his own tortillas to wrap his food. He throws them on the grill to warm them up. I’ve seen people bring Tupperware to a restaurant and eat out of it. I know that can be frowned upon or even considered tacky, but it’s not violating any real health codes. This man took tortillas out of a bag he packed himself with his bare hands. He then cross contaminated the grill with his own food from home. There’s no telling what germs or bacteria is on them. Who knows if he set them on a counter that had fresh chicken or other meats on it. My opinion may be extreme but I don’t feel this should be allowed as he’s now exposing everyone else at that table to possible contamination. Back in high school when I used to work at a pizza place, we had people with half eaten sandwiches from eating their order in the car asking us to microwave their food again and putting it on the counter. I always told them no because they already ate off of it, it wasn’t sanitary and I wasn’t going to take that risk.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

124,813 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

For the people in the back who are claiming that Henry Nowak’s dad didn't say that he didn't want his son's death to be exploited to sow division and hatred or tension. This is what he said outside the court.
0:22

For the people in the back who are claiming that Henry Nowak’s dad didn't say that he didn't want his son's death to be exploited to sow division and hatred or tension. This is what he said outside the court.

Mukhtar

107,236 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Hey 🇨🇦 does anyone know who is this guy and his socials ? It seems he keeps bothering people for no apparent reason. Just because he has a phone that records videos , he records random people in public space and posts on social media. He thinks this is his right and what he is doing is something of a great value to the community!
1:00

Hey 🇨🇦 does anyone know who is this guy and his socials ? It seems he keeps bothering people for no apparent reason. Just because he has a phone that records videos , he records random people in public space and posts on social media. He thinks this is his right and what he is doing is something of a great value to the community!

V-just a traveller to this planet-reviewed it ⭐️

165,314 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Jasper Dolezal, who enlisted in the Army last year, told CBS News’ Shanelle Kaul that he feels betrayed by the country he committed to serve after his mom was arrested by federal immigration officers at Valley International Airport in Harlingen, Texas, while on her way to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on a work trip. His mom, Meenu Batra, is a single mother of four U.S. citizens who says she has been working in the U.S. legally for decades as a courtroom interpreter. “I thought, you know, I would serve my country and serve my people. But I didn’t know the people was everyone except my mom,” Dolezal said.
0:38

Jasper Dolezal, who enlisted in the Army last year, told CBS News’ Shanelle Kaul that he feels betrayed by the country he committed to serve after his mom was arrested by federal immigration officers at Valley International Airport in Harlingen, Texas, while on her way to Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on a work trip. His mom, Meenu Batra, is a single mother of four U.S. citizens who says she has been working in the U.S. legally for decades as a courtroom interpreter. “I thought, you know, I would serve my country and serve my people. But I didn’t know the people was everyone except my mom,” Dolezal said.

CBS News

43,294 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

CONTEXT MATTERS!!! A lot has been said about Yusuf’s diary session, particularly his comment that his previous connections were good people, but he felt they lacked “depth.” But before you judge his words, watch the clips. Here is Yusuf having a genuine conversation with the same people he spoke about in his Diary Session. He listened, engaged and shared parts of his own life, just like everyone else in the house does. And then watch the second clip. Yusuf is literally being mimicked and mocked by Bells while sitting right there. Imagine opening up about your life and your experiences, only for those same experiences to become something someone uses to ridicule you. So when Biggie asked Yusuf about his connections in the house, what exactly was he supposed to call that? Was he supposed to pretend everything was perfect? Was he supposed to describe a connection as deep when he personally didn't feel that depth? Yusuf was answering a question about HIS experience. He never said they were bad people. In fact, he specifically acknowledged that they were good people. He simply said he didn't enjoy having certain conversations with them because he felt they didn't connect with him on a deeper level. And somehow, that has been twisted into Yusuf believing he is better than everyone else. It is even more painful because Yusuf has never pretended to come from a life of privilege. When these Housemates sit down and talk about their lives, their families, their relationships, their struggles and their experiences, Yusuf is allowed to talk about his own life too. If your life has been easier, beautiful. If you have had opportunities Yusuf didn't have, beautiful. If you didn't have to struggle for certain things, you are blessed. But please don't assume that because you didn't experience something, somebody else must be lying about experiencing it. Yusuf has spoken about where he comes from because it is part of his story. He has spoken about the struggles, the sacrifices, the auditions, the doors that didn't open and the few that finally did. He even spoke about getting an audition with Ruth Kadiri in March and how that opportunity became significant in his journey. He isn't saying he suffered the most. He is saying, “This is MY story.” And nobody should have to apologise for telling their own story simply because someone else finds it uncomfortable. Yusuf came into Biggie’s House with a dream. A dream to be seen, to showcase his talent and to change his circumstances. He isn't asking for pity. He is asking for a chance. So before you judge his words, watch the context. Before you call him arrogant, watch what happened before that Diary Session. Before you decide that his story is a lie, remember that you were not there for the life he lived before Biggie’s House. Let Yusuf be Yusuf. And Yusfuls, if you believe he deserves the opportunity to keep telling his story and fighting for the future he dreams of, KEEP VOTING. We are not here to compete over who suffered the most. We are here to make sure Yusuf's journey doesn't end here. 🎥: Big Brother Naija #YusufMuhammad #BBNaija
0:58

CONTEXT MATTERS!!! A lot has been said about Yusuf’s diary session, particularly his comment that his previous connections were good people, but he felt they lacked “depth.” But before you judge his words, watch the clips. Here is Yusuf having a genuine conversation with the same people he spoke about in his Diary Session. He listened, engaged and shared parts of his own life, just like everyone else in the house does. And then watch the second clip. Yusuf is literally being mimicked and mocked by Bells while sitting right there. Imagine opening up about your life and your experiences, only for those same experiences to become something someone uses to ridicule you. So when Biggie asked Yusuf about his connections in the house, what exactly was he supposed to call that? Was he supposed to pretend everything was perfect? Was he supposed to describe a connection as deep when he personally didn't feel that depth? Yusuf was answering a question about HIS experience. He never said they were bad people. In fact, he specifically acknowledged that they were good people. He simply said he didn't enjoy having certain conversations with them because he felt they didn't connect with him on a deeper level. And somehow, that has been twisted into Yusuf believing he is better than everyone else. It is even more painful because Yusuf has never pretended to come from a life of privilege. When these Housemates sit down and talk about their lives, their families, their relationships, their struggles and their experiences, Yusuf is allowed to talk about his own life too. If your life has been easier, beautiful. If you have had opportunities Yusuf didn't have, beautiful. If you didn't have to struggle for certain things, you are blessed. But please don't assume that because you didn't experience something, somebody else must be lying about experiencing it. Yusuf has spoken about where he comes from because it is part of his story. He has spoken about the struggles, the sacrifices, the auditions, the doors that didn't open and the few that finally did. He even spoke about getting an audition with Ruth Kadiri in March and how that opportunity became significant in his journey. He isn't saying he suffered the most. He is saying, “This is MY story.” And nobody should have to apologise for telling their own story simply because someone else finds it uncomfortable. Yusuf came into Biggie’s House with a dream. A dream to be seen, to showcase his talent and to change his circumstances. He isn't asking for pity. He is asking for a chance. So before you judge his words, watch the context. Before you call him arrogant, watch what happened before that Diary Session. Before you decide that his story is a lie, remember that you were not there for the life he lived before Biggie’s House. Let Yusuf be Yusuf. And Yusfuls, if you believe he deserves the opportunity to keep telling his story and fighting for the future he dreams of, KEEP VOTING. We are not here to compete over who suffered the most. We are here to make sure Yusuf's journey doesn't end here. 🎥: Big Brother Naija #YusufMuhammad #BBNaija

Yusuf Muhammad

297,041 görüntüleme • 18 gün önce

Miami restaurant owner Wilkinson Sejour says his business has been negatively impacted since temporary protected status benefits were lifted for over 300,000 Haitians in the U.S. He told CBS News' Cristian Benavides that he believes the Trump administration could have been more thoughtful about how to end TPS for people who have lived in the country for decades, established their families in the U.S. and contributed to the economy.
1:49

Miami restaurant owner Wilkinson Sejour says his business has been negatively impacted since temporary protected status benefits were lifted for over 300,000 Haitians in the U.S. He told CBS News' Cristian Benavides that he believes the Trump administration could have been more thoughtful about how to end TPS for people who have lived in the country for decades, established their families in the U.S. and contributed to the economy.

CBS News

51,266 görüntüleme • 22 gün önce

Zamfara Lawmaker Breaks Down in Tears Over Insecurity in His Constituency A House of Representatives member from Zamfara State became emotional and cried while speaking about the serious insecurity affecting his people. The lawmaker said he returned to his constituency to seek support from residents for re-election, but he was faced with the painful reality of what people are going through because of insecurity.
1:12

Zamfara Lawmaker Breaks Down in Tears Over Insecurity in His Constituency A House of Representatives member from Zamfara State became emotional and cried while speaking about the serious insecurity affecting his people. The lawmaker said he returned to his constituency to seek support from residents for re-election, but he was faced with the painful reality of what people are going through because of insecurity.

MaziTundeEdnutfan

39,539 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

A UPS driver’s excitement over his first paycheck could hardly be contained. Yoel Diaz said he was so excited because he could barely fill his refrigerator before immigrating from Cuba. Now, he lives in Phoenix, Arizona, and his fridge is full. "This is my first hourly paycheck that I feel every hour counted," he said in the video. "That every hour of work has importance in my life and that I know I can work hard for something. I can't compare that emotion with anything. Because I never had that in my country." He stated, he's "grateful" to be in the United States. "When you have this for the first time, your head explodes and say, 'Wow, it's beautiful,'" he said. Before he came to the U.S. in 2021, Diaz was a computer science teacher in Cuba, earning $12 a month. He lamented how far ahead the U.S. was in the field. Diaz met his wife, who is Cuban American, when they were young and still living in Cuba. She'd often tell him about the realities outside of Cuba, which she believed was held back by its Communist party. They eventually married and were faced with a decision: stay or go to the U.S. Diaz said he told his wife: "We want a future, we want a family... wherever you go I go." He came to America on a K-1 visa, and when he received his work permit, he applied for a job at UPS. "I never had this much money in my hands from my effort, from my sweat, and it hurts that millions in my country and other countries can't have that," he said. "And being here, you can get it in a dignified manner."
0:58

A UPS driver’s excitement over his first paycheck could hardly be contained. Yoel Diaz said he was so excited because he could barely fill his refrigerator before immigrating from Cuba. Now, he lives in Phoenix, Arizona, and his fridge is full. "This is my first hourly paycheck that I feel every hour counted," he said in the video. "That every hour of work has importance in my life and that I know I can work hard for something. I can't compare that emotion with anything. Because I never had that in my country." He stated, he's "grateful" to be in the United States. "When you have this for the first time, your head explodes and say, 'Wow, it's beautiful,'" he said. Before he came to the U.S. in 2021, Diaz was a computer science teacher in Cuba, earning $12 a month. He lamented how far ahead the U.S. was in the field. Diaz met his wife, who is Cuban American, when they were young and still living in Cuba. She'd often tell him about the realities outside of Cuba, which she believed was held back by its Communist party. They eventually married and were faced with a decision: stay or go to the U.S. Diaz said he told his wife: "We want a future, we want a family... wherever you go I go." He came to America on a K-1 visa, and when he received his work permit, he applied for a job at UPS. "I never had this much money in my hands from my effort, from my sweat, and it hurts that millions in my country and other countries can't have that," he said. "And being here, you can get it in a dignified manner."

CALL TO ACTIVISM

1,620,944 görüntüleme • 3 yıl önce