>> white china, it is a little concern not to serve your guests there. so take one part of hydrogen peroxide to three parts of water. nit, there it in there, and with the standard coffee cup size, youe staining size. and you let it soak for 15 or 20 minutes to give it a little fresh look. >> and don't let anybody drink out of it. aste horrible. >> and scratches on china. >> you take a white toothpaste, and not a gel, but take it on the cloth here,>> this is miraculous what this does. >> this is really fantastic. >> and it disappears. >> just that little bit? and it is going to take alls out, and then you can watch them as usual. >> and we don't have time, but there>> but they are all on the website. >> this is great, amy. and thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and dessert for under 100 calories weturning your junk food into joy food. n. now that fedex has streamlined our e-commerce and helped us grow our business, i think it's time we start acting like a business. >>okay... here we go... at this... ok, so number one. no personal items are permitted in t

>> if you have the white china and it's a little bit of a concern you don't want to serve peroxide to three parts of water and then you just pour it in there. i know with a standard coffee cup it's a little bit different. >> this is more mug size. >> mug size. or if it's your china. peroxide can get the stain out. >> how long? >> you can let it soak for about 15, 20 minutes. >> just don't let anybody drink out of it. >> that would taste horrible. >> some scratches you see on china. >> you take a white toothpaste, you don't want to use a gel. and we're going to take it on a cloth here. >> this is kind of miraculous what this does. >> this is really fantastic. >> it just disappears. it's crazy. >> that's it? just -- >> just gently rub it on there. and it will take all the scratches out. and then you can wash them as usual. >> we don't really have time, i'm sorry, for the last few. but there's lipstick -- i know. >> but they're all on our website. >> they're on our website. that was great, amy. >> thank you very much. >> dessert for under 100 calories, we promise. we'll turn your junk fo

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in june 2014 barret sold a drug called "china white" to 49- year-old robert shedd in newport news. shedd died of an overdose shortly after. on the military watch were detained by iran are now free. todd corillo is here to explain the role our local situation. when the u-s lost contact with the two riverine boats -- it was the u-s-s harry s truman carrier strike group that jumped into action. this is video of 10 american sailors -- on their knees with their hands behind their heads -- after being detained by iranian forces. the two riverine boats they were sailing somehow ended up in iranian territorial waters. wednesday morning -- all 10 they immediately went to the norfolk- based cruiser u- s-s anzio for medical checks. the sailors are part of riverine squadron 1 -- based in san diego. the riverine squadrons -- including those headquartered in hampton roads -- conduct maritime security operations both inland and on coastal waterways. when the u-s lost contact with the two boats -- it was ships from the norfolk- based u-s-s harry s truman carrier strike group that immediately took

what we have is a china pmi in white. is below 50 for five straight months. there are other indexes that show some stabilization, output, orders, purchases. why the transition in china's economy from export driven to one that is consumer and services driven? is in the data showing what is supposed to be happening? >> i think it has become traditional over so many years to focus on the industrial sector. we argue for a long time that people stop looking at will recall old china and focus on will be now called do china, which is the service sector and consumer, both of which are doing relatively well. it all upf you roll together, this economy is going to weaken a term of its growth -- in terms of its growth rate. it is a very strong growth rate for an economy that is the size of china these days. i think it is a knee-jerk reaction. they have a huge impact on commodity prices around the world. the real heart is outside the industrial sector. >> coming up more on the global selloff and what you may have missed on today's market action. says president obama execut

and film-maker spike lee leads a boycott of the oscars saying he cannot support a lily white awards show >>> china's economy is growing at its slowest rate since 199 #. it's year on year g.d.p. of 6.9% is broadly in line with the government's targets, and it's a figure most western countries can only dream of. but it is far lower than a double digit growth of recent years. and with plunging oil prices and stuttering oil prices, it will feed fears the global economy is heading for another recession. rob mcbride has more from hong kong. >> these figures very much in line with expectations, and bring the g.d.p. for last year to 6.9%, which is still around the 7% target that had been set by the authorities. it means that it is the slowest groeth rate since 1990, but many believe that this is a rate that is more sustainable. but there is always a balancing act in the chinese economy, having enough growth there toh support the fundamental changes that are taking place. the winding down of large state-run industries, moving workers from that sector to the private sector, and supporting the influx of worker

we've got some white house comments right now on two things, north korea, but also about china and their market. we don't have the white house comment a lot on exchange rates and currencies, but that's exactly what we've got crossing right now. again, just some one-line headlines from the white house. they're talking about south korea and discussions over north korea's alleged test of the h bomb but the white house also saying there's an understanding it will take china some time to implement market reforms and that they have pressed china on the pace of those reforms, including the orderly transition to a market-based exchange rate. so the white house commenting on exchange rates with the chinese and also about the pressing of china about when these market reforms will fully take place. again, that's all we've got. i'm sure we'll get more from the d.c. bureau, the white house commenting on china. right now though dominic chu with a market flash. >> transportation stocks notably down near 3% today dipping below the 7,000 level. you can see for the dow transportation average that's the lo

presidential candidate)"china has total control over them and we have total control over china if we don't."the white hosue says they doubt north korea actually has developed an h-bomb.a doubt shared by most nuclear analyst. two men recover this morning, injured in a small explosion at a crossroads church in miami township.how those men are doing this morning and what officials believe led to that explosion. a grand jury already decided against any indicments in the case of sandra bland.the reason this morning the officer who pulled her over has been charged in her case. jennifer will call for graphic fullskies are mostly clear for the morning drive with lows ranging from 17-250, trending on the warmer side in cincinnati. skies turn partly cloudy this afternoon and our high increases to 46. rain is likely to return tonight and will impact the friday morning drive. this morning two men are recovering from serious injuries after a small explosion at the crossroads churchin miami township yesterday. that explosion caused by a failing boiler and sent shrapnel flying at five men who were standing nearby.

china zinc imports might help us tell the story. this whiteu are looking at is china refined zinc imports. youorange line is when import the raw material and make it yourself. as you can see, china imported much more ore than they did refined product, the right around december, that trend might be turning. you'll have to import refined copper if you can't get the actual supply. if they're importing less raw material, that may be a sign that supply is getting tighter on the market. it's the most favored metal this year, so this is definitely a cool metric to watch. joe: so far, how is a zinc doing? alix: zinc is shutting in some protection but we are not in a deficit yet -- some production, but we are not in a deficit yet. this could start to be a sign. scarlet: no one is calling it doctor zinc or anything, right? alix: not quite. we have gotten earnings from apple and facebook, and tomorrow we get microsoft and amazon. we will look into their profitability. ♪ scarlet: i'm scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" david einhorn has turned bullish, accordi

years into president obama's administration. >> so we know now that president obama's white house spoke with china. our u.n. ambassador samantha power says that the u.s. will be pushing consequences. what else do you think president obama should be doing in response to today's news? >> well, why don't we heal our economy so that we can be strong economically so we can be strong militarily? we have to stop hallowing out our military. we've got to change our strategy from peace through withdrawal through peace through strength. that's going to be across the board strength, economically and militarily. but we'll probably need a new commander in chief. a commander in chief that actually does believe america's a phenomenal force for good in the world, won't apologize for america, will project our goodness and our strength to really keep the world a safer place rather than a more dangerous one. >> just to play devil's advocate here, sir, president bush, george w. bush, he took a much tougher tack with north korea. and all that resulted with that was their first detonation of a nuclear device in 2006. pr

white house. she was supposed to fly to china on saturday and never made the flight.ily members say she's been depressed, maybe suicidal. and if you know the whereabouts of this woman, call berkeley police. >>> investigators say 25-year- old denise davis was wanted for slamming her car into someone during an argument. when an officer attempted to arrest her near her home, she reportedly struck the police officer with her car and took off running. the officer suffered minor injuries. >>> there's real drama in the race for the white house. senator bernie sanders has made significant headway and the drawing even with hillary clinton in critical states. doug luzader has the latest. >> we're talking specifically about iowa and new hampshire as we always do this time of year. you look at the polls in this state and the contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is right at the margin of error. the sanders supporters feeling the burn in iowa. and sanders looks at polls that show him and hillary clinton statistically tide, something unthinkability weeks ago. >> the po

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white awards show. -- boycott >>> new data out of china suggests the country's economy is growing at its slowest rate since 1990. the 6.9 gdp growth is still on line with the government's target. it is a target that most western countries can only dream of. it's far lower than the double digit growth of recent years with plunging oil prices and stuttering stock markets around the world it will see that the global economy will be in a difficult time ahead. to our correspondent. we have got this low gdp figures. that negativity is not being reflected on the chinese markets though. >> reporter: that's right. the markets here have just closed and after an uncertain start this morning, they have closed in positive territory. there have been big gains this afternoon. the honoring coining index has closed oh 2%. shanghai has closed over 3%. thee markets have gotten used to a cooling china economy. these were in line with expectations. there were no nasty surprises. there is also the possibility that we are in that strangely bizarre financial area of the bad news being good news. these figures seem to confir

. >> and china makes a new power play over an island. is the white house ignoring the asia redline? senator john mccain reacts. >>> they are out. >> it was a frightening ordeal when workers got stuck underground. it is it all happening on "happening now". >> but we begin with an attempted terror attack thwarted in paris as that city marks one year since the charlie heb do massacre. i am jon scott. >> i am jenna lee. police shot and killed the man with the knife. he what appeared to be an explosive belt. greg, what are we learning about the shooting? >> reporter: hard to believe be we are talking about another possible terror incident in paris. we spent a lot of time last year dealing with this. according to the the police, the man didn't sound like too much of a terror chieftan. 20 years old. born in morrocko. and theft. and homeless right now. and picked up for petty theft. it is it investigated as a terrorist incident because he had a roughly drawn flag of isis and claim of responsibility in the name of that group written in arabic. and he was killed when he tried to enter the pol

largely by a chinese market that fell further. 200miles away, the white house was taking notice. >> we're aware of the volatility we've seen in china and this has had an impact on markets in other countries, including ours. that's certainly something that we're closely watching. >> reporter: china's role in the world economy is difficult to predict. the economy there is slowing down, and the central government's awkward approach does not instill confidence. >> this was a panic caused by chinese officials and we have to worry about the competentance -- competence to handle their own economy. >> some are using this as an excuse to sell because they're worried about the u.s. going into recession. >> reporter: china's markets rebounded overnight and u.s. markets may do the same today but it's going to take a little bit of time to make up this week's losses. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >> yes, it will. and a lot of the confidence in the markets as well. a lot of economic -- and how it comes in. >>> pam, what do you know about business? apparently a lot. >> a little bit. >> she's the expert. >> no! but it's fun to watch. it af

china. it economists have different estimates of it. i think that also is white coming out of china can have a significant effect because on any piece of data, the markets are going to move. half forin a weakening china. i do not see that as a significant risk for the forecast, but it certainly a risk. we will look at that. the actual direct trade channel between the u.s. and china is not that large. we'll have a direct effect on the u.s. economy? i do not bill it as a significant risk to the u.s. economy. brendan: you may know this, but bloomberg intelligence keeps what it calls a fed spectrometer and measures talks on a scale of plus two to a negative two. they have you as a plus one hot. where would you put yourself on that scale? loretta: i do not want to view myself as a dove or a hot. i want to be myself and hopefully other people will view me as an al because i try to be known for making wise decisions. i have said since the late summer that i thought the u.s. economy could actually take a rate increase. i certainly think that the increasesth of rate is ve

. >>> plus more reaction from the white house and round the world on north korea's nuclear test. >>> china's tanking stock market is having a huge impact at home. >>> and inspiring king james to new new heights. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning everyone. thanks for being with us. no jackpot winner. that is the word on last night's 450 no one matched all six numbers. with the powerball 17 in the sixth largest jackpot prize ever offered in north america. it will now roll over to an estimated $625 million and growing. it will be the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. so, if you don't see me on monday, probably just because i have a dentist appointment and not because i won. chances are slim. >>> your luck may not be any better if you're invested in stocks. trading was halted after shares plunged more than 7% and did not reopen. this marks the second time this week as stocks fell to three month lows. the drop is mostly due to the chinese central bank's decision to keep the money low. on fear that the yen may rapidly decrease even more. after hours trading on u.s. market

. >>> plus more reaction from the white house and round the world on north korea's nuclear test. >>> china's tanking stock market >>> and inspiring king james to new new heights. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning everyone. thanks for being with us. no jackpot winner. that is the word on last night's 450 $450 million powerball winner. no one matched all six numbers. with the powerball 17 in the sixth largest jackpot prize ever offered in north america. it will now roll over to an estimated $625 million and growing. it will be the largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. so, if you don't see me on monday, probably just because i have a dentist appointment and not because i won. chances are slim. >>> your luck may not be any better if you're invested in stocks. plunged more than 7% and did not reopen. this marks the second time this week as stocks fell to three month lows. the drop is mostly due to the chinese central bank's decision to keep the money low. >>> other markets are down as well. on fear that the yen may rapidly decrease even more. after hours trading on u.s. mark

seang chang was supposed to be going to china today but didn't make the plane. she is likely driving a white mercedes-benz. >>> the police department is hunting down the man connected with at least three armed robberies within the last three weeks. why police believe this case may be connected to others along the peninsula and the east bay. >> reporter: walnut creek and now, san leandro again. an alleged serial robber, who appears to be targeted inggas stations is at it again. walnut street investigators say a man standing 5' 6, stocky build, wearing a mask held up a clerk. he then robbed the place. >> what worries us in this case is when the robbery was going down, he threatened to shoot the clerk if he didn't come pie. he ran off with money. >> if it is the same person, we know they are becoming increasingly violent. >> reporter: the gunman may be related to 9 robberies connected to redwood city and walnut creek. >> if you're driving by a convenience store and a mini mart, and you see someone loitering with the hood on, please call 911 immediately because that could be the suspect getting

the united states, japan, south korea, even pyongyang's long-time ally, china condemned the attack, but the united states, the white house just said that initial reports are not consistent with a successful h bomb test, and the white house says the international community continues to investigate. now, ahead of a u.n. emergency security council meeting on this issue, the secretary general demanded that kim jong-un cease any further activities. this test still marks a dramatic escalation of north korea's capability. moving rapidly ahead, despite international sanctions. the international atomic agency described the test. last september the general warned that north korea was busy building up one of its nuclear facilities, and he joins me exclusively now live from iae head quarters in vienna. welcome to the program. let me get straight to it. do you believe -- do you think it's possible that north korea would have tested the hydrogen bomb? >> the international cbtbo is monitoring a nuclear test. it is collected information on seismic events, and they have detected unusual seismic event. however, it is still at an ear