companies are much more exposed to the united states here in china the companies the trade on the shen zone and shanghai indexes are largely domestic companies now we haven't seen the dramatic falls that we saw in two thousand and fifteen when the markets crashed by between five and seven percent that cause the government to intervene on those occasions we did see some panic on this occasion as yet we're seeing no panic and i think there are other reasons for that overall the fundamentals of the chinese economy appear according to many economists you speak to to be pretty good at the moment and there is a sort of feeling that maybe g.d.p.

shen jianguang: there is a real risk of high inflation from china.seeing a 1.5% increase. but it could double, because of the seasonal affect. but it is opposite to that activity, the export numbers. january will be very weak. the chinese new year will be in february. so february will have a very high inflation number. we need to be satisfied with a very high ppi number. kathleen: i want to look at the trends in 2018 as we look at china's imports and exports. maybe there is seasonality, but you are concerned about the weaker growth in exports. could this be a signal about the global economy? what do you think is happening now? we have had other issues for shipping. if you look at them, they have been pulling back a bit. some of theleak -- leading indicators that things are starting to change. mr. shen jianguang: the european economy is very strong. we may see even higher growth on the u.s. side, but probably slower in europe. numberthe strong export may not be sustainable. week exportthis data, the renminbi depreciated. it is a reaction to fear. enda

vince shen, wow, free ticket for the sicksers. thank you.y were getting ready for spring in chester county. they held their fifth annual used equipment sale. the biggest share included the bats, balls and gloves kids need. >> castle is next on channel6. "action news" tomorrow morning with nydia han and chris sowers. for jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪

the disputed presidential election in ukraine, doctors confirmed that opposition candidate victor yu shen co was poisoned during the campaign. >> the effects were startling, transformed in a matter of a few weeks into a gravely ill man. his face almost overnight changed into a scarred, bloated mass. today doctors at a priority clinic announced that he had been poisoned. >> translator: there is no doubt this was caused by a case of dioxin poisoning. we know today at least 1,000 times normal concentration was found in his blood and tissue. it would be very easy to administer in soup. >> that's the kind of thing that used to happen to opposition figure who is made a nuisance of themselves in ukraine, especially someone promising and charismatic, who was running very well against victor yanocovic. manafort was hired in 2004 to work on that presidential campaign, the one where this was what happened to the guy running against manafort's client. but poison is not the only risk that opposition candidates have faced in ukraine. at the republican national convention in 2016, manafort was running t

before the game, check out shing shen with the eagles underdog shirt on, drills the half court shot toon. he's got the stoic face on. joel embiid show, flushing home two of his 28, 14 rebounds, 1 block. but it was a big block. followed by the matumbo finger-wag. sixers win 116-105. >>> flyers visiting senators, leading 2-1 in the third. brandon manning springs claude giroux in the break have away, dude's got more moves than a u-haul truck. ridiculous move on craig anderson for the goal. flyers lead 3-1. later in the period, manning doing the honors this time. look at this shot from center ice that somehow goes in. anderson can't believe it. really no one could in the building. look at it again, around the boards, crazy bounce, and goes in. who would have thought that was going to happen? lucky and good. the flyers are both, flyers win 5-3. >>> fill lease hosting orioles in clearwater. bottom of the second, bases juiced for jorgeal four row. he spanked that one deep and gone to left center. a grand slam. phillies up 5-1. but pay attention. the scary moment here in the eighth. will middl

but he's sorry that neither of the clones inherited the personality of the original shen two he still misses that dog. if it's his pets grave every day. hi really loud clone of you because it should be same but the bring and the hottest different. thing inside is different now i know door fact i really. have to time my memory with chung do not. suffer. koreans have few reservations about the use of the latest technology to clone animals. over the last five decades this country has risen to become the world's eleventh largest economy based on g.d.p. . that's mostly due to the country's approach to work which is founded on absolute discipline. many south koreans spend an average fifty two hours a week at work but it's probably closer to sixty hours or more. the lights in offices in seoul are off and on until well past midnight. we managed to convince one major corporation they also make a huge to let us film at their headquarters. it's four in the morning and workers are already on the job. that includes chang sung who works in the corporate communications department. right now i'm putt

image alone it is estimated that there are trillions of planets in the center elliptical galaxy dr shen you drew a bottle we. can start to about world. war . two more so for every star will be. wandering around between star so before. we go to learn and worry. the moon you can start more often so that's number one we sure although the study points out that oftentimes planets within the milky way are discovered using the same technique it wasn't until this study that there has been any evidence of planets in other galaxies eduardo go to us a researcher on the study says that quote this is an example of how powerful the technique of analysis of extra galactic microlensing can be this galaxy is located three point eight billion light years away and there is not the slightest chance of observing these planets directly not even with the best telescope one can imagine in a science fiction scenario however we are able to study them unveil their presence and even have an idea of their masses this is very cool science while some experts are skeptical of the research dr should new says that he ho

companies are much more exposed to the united states here in china the companies the trade on the shen zone and shanghai indexes are largely domestic companies now we haven't seen the dramatic falls that we saw in two thousand and fifteen when the markets crashed by between five and seven percent that cause the government to intervene on those occasions we did see some panic on this occasion as yet we're seeing no panic and i think there are other reasons for that overall the fundamentals of the chinese economy appear according to many economists you speak to to be pretty good at the moment and there is a sort of feeling that maybe g.d.p. is actually a little bit higher than the government thought it would be and we'll get a a clear idea of course of what china's g.d.p. is going to be in the year ahead when china's parliament the national people's congress meets in a few weeks time and chinese leaders will be hoping that this volatility we're seeing on the u.s. markets and other overseas markets is something that is temporary the markets obviously go up and they go down what does it me

shen she given absolute guarantee that in those negotiations the nhs will be excluded from that scope, and made it absolutely clear to him it is not for sale. >> what we can do with trade with the united kingdom before the possibility of any free-trade agreement in their requirements for that agreement, we going to those negotiations with possible deals for the united kingdom. >> my life, the top country, the horrific execution, we need to take action to send a signal, these are countries that often associate -- will the prime minister consider earmarking international aid to go towards tattling religious persecution. >> i have to say to my honorable friend this is not a concern to many members of the house and i was pleased weeks ago to me to father daniel from that left the did not talk about the very real persecution for the congregation. that suffered in the past. presented me with what was rescued when a church had been set on fire. this is a real issue. we are, all of our aid is to the basic need, on the basis of race. working with the international committee of the united natio

shen she given absolute guarantee that in those negotiations the nhs will be excluded from that scope, and made it absolutely clear to him it is not for sale. >> what we can do with trade with the united kingdom before the possibility of any free-trade agreement in their requirements for that agreement, we going to those negotiations with possible deals for the united kingdom. >> my life, the top country, the horrific execution, we need to take action to send a signal, these are countries that often associate -- will the prime minister consider earmarking international aid to go towards tattling religious persecution. >> i have to say to my honorable friend this is not a concern to many members of the house and i was pleased weeks ago to me to father daniel from that left the did not talk about the very real persecution for the congregation. that suffered in the past. presented me with what was rescued when a church had been set on fire. this is a real issue. we are, all of our aid is to the basic need, on the basis of race. working with the international committee of the united natio

to engage in further discussion with the board through a joint session, and i ask deputy attorney shen, can this be done? i assume it can be done for the board of supervisors and the commission to meet to discuss this ordinance, so it would be the anticorruption ordinance as well as the major donor legislation that supervisor peskin has proposed. >> from a process standpoint, yes, hypothetically, there could be a joint session. obviously, there would be a few challenges. from what mr. hepner related earlier in the meeting, i don't believe the board of supervisors, through its president has necessarily indicated its willingness to participate. we'd also have to coordinate schedules of the commission here. we may need to land on a date in which the full board of supervisors is already meeting, and we would need to manage to get all that done before march 2nd, which is the ballot measure deadline. i assume that would still be a strain on the ethics commission's willingness to process. it could be very challenging to fit all that? >> and we're putting our faith in a legislative body, all d

. >> i find it absolutely ridiculous that we are at havio discuss omarosa and a political context, shenowed to hae an office in the west wing of the white house for nearly a year. i don't know why donald trump would have ever let her in there, she's already behaving exactly how she i would've pred she would c behave, she was goig to. she's omarosa, she's a reality television star who was a poisonous viper who is spreading innuendo and terrorizing everyone in her wake. first question, what was she doing there? >> tucker: it for all the time spent on the russia's story, omarosa worked in the white house, really? democrats didn't notice, she seems normal to them. > we have all this stuff about rob porter which is a very serious matter and it's quite clear that he shouldn't have been there either given what we now know about him. there are questions to the administration about who knew what, where and when. if we are going to apply that logic and judgment to him, where was that logic and judgment about omarosa. who was the president surrounding himself with? i met donald trump when i took p

carmen shen outleap was a national merit scholar semifinalist. a 14-year-old girl was on the school winter guard team. joaquin oliver was a basketball player. 14-year-old alex schroeder played the trombone in the marching band. >> right now is going to be like the toughest part just finding out why this happened and hopefully we can make a change, that way it can just stop happening. >> reporter: geography teacher scott beigel died while protecting students in his classroom. chris hixon, the athletic director and wrestling coach, was also killed. at the vigil was a ninth grader who had five classmates who were among the dead including one close friend. >> i think that he would appreciate what we're doing and i think that people would want to remember in a positive way. >> there were two vigils in parkland today at the church and amphitheater. there are expected to be more in the days as the community comes together to grieve this tremendous loss. monte francis, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the fbi is investigating if the suspected shooter was also the sam

when he lies, then they charge him unless they believe that this link with that report on julia timo shen cowas related in some way, shape or form in either illicit money laundering or coming from russian intelligence. there has to be because otherwise, why would they put that much emphasis on the money trail? they already have a pretty solid case against him for that. there is something here we're not seeing. and it's black holes like that in the intelligence community we live for. i mean, we know the two the data points but it's the point of what we're not seeing here. >> what due think about that, harry? a lot of people are commenting on the sense of, what is this about? how does this connect given what we know to have this sort of dropped in the middle? what's your thinking on that? >> first, it is related. this is intermediatate fruits of having gates cooperation because the report itself is paid for, to a pretty penny. millions of dollars by man r manafort and the initial questions that van der zwaan got trapped lying about had to do with the source of money and financing. in a pede

hitting the tape right now, police say netanyahu received gifts from hollywood producer arna mill shen and james packer in return for favors. netanyahu made a statement on television denying allegations. >>> today's market action indicates stocks started in the red. dow was down 180 points, but look at it now, midway through the session, most of the indices turned positive. this is the third day of gains for the major indices, volatility taking a back seat on that and on this. interest rates on treasuries appear to be holding steady. remember a spiking treasury yield on the ten year concerned a lot of people last week and some say helped trigger the stock sell-off. we should look at medical equipment makers and supplier stocks calling up code red in the final hour. this is another blame amazon case by the way. the online retailer today announcing today it woke up and realized it wants to become a major supplier to hospitals and outpatient clinics. so there you see it on the screen, swept up in the fear. all of these suppliers, patterson, mckesson and you see henry schein, swamped by a

asia and the united states and in fact in the weeks leading up to this lunar new year holiday the shen zone and shanghai stock markets have been pretty volatile money comes to you know the deepening trade tensions between the united states and china i think there's a hope here that it will be a question of more bike more bark than bite rather apologies for the dog cliche but we'll accept that for them and have a good new year yourself adrian thank you. now woman in el salvador who'd been sentenced to thirty years in prison for having an abortion has been released after a supreme court ruling to daughter they'll come in via squares has a was convicted in two thousand and eight on charges of aggravated homicide she maintained health issues had resulted in the stillbirth and other top court has now ruled there's no evidence to prove that the square's talk specifically action to abort her pregnancy el salvador is one of four latin american countries in which abortion is illegal. no problem in venezuela businessman has ruled out challenging the president nicolas maduro in elections in april

>>shen elephants fight, it' the grass that suffers there's been over a million ecasualties in the middleastdecade. they've been syrian.e they'vbeen iraqi. they've been yemeni. >> where did the missile hit? >> iranian and saudi citizens aren't the ones that are suffering. >> narrator: next time, a dangerous rivalry and its tragic consequences. >> gto pbs.org/frontline to learn more about the making of "bitter rals". >> what brings you here today? >> read the interview with ambassador ryan crocker and others about the rivalry between iran and saudi arabia. >> abdullah, in particular, felt that we were actively working against saudi national security interests. >> to destabilize the onighborhood... >> connect to the ine community on facebook and twitter, and if stories like this matter to you, then sign up for our newsletter at pbs.org/frontline. >> frontline is made possible by contributions to your pbsio stfrom viewers like you. thank you. major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to buildina more just, verdant and peaceful world. additional su

think of the legislation where you stand so many positive benefits those who were three pitcher yeh shen, investment in the med states, wage increases, bonuses, jobs being created. opinion polls are starting to reflect that your polls to be better of the present democrat not been lying about this for so long. people are starting to see what's in front of them. i have no confidence that the iris will do the right thing by taxpayers. if we can have the office of management and budget involved in the process overseen it and making sure this is being implemented in a way that it was envisioned and that protects taxpayers, i'm all for that. maria: it's interesting you say that about the irs. home depot numbers are out, better than in terms of revenue earnings as well. you are right. the tax implementation has been felt in your seeing corporations report better-than-expected earnings like from home depot and other companies give up bonuses as a result of the tax plan. you are saying you don't trust the iris to oversee the legislation? >> maria, we spent the early part of an icon in the congres