on his break, chen thinks of his daughter.n the anniversary of his son's dead, chen took some pictures close to the construction site as a message for his son. chen's daughter starts elementary school next year. toto pay for his daugughter's future, chen must continue working away from home. 10 years after the sichaun earthquake, survivors still struggle with their grief. even so, they continue to take a new step forward every day on the long road to recovery. >> this is dw news, live from berlin. as the w world turns, , dubai is ringing in the new year. helena: celebrations have just begun at the world's tallest tower. the burj khalifa had out -- a vast light show and fireworks display. dw is tracking elections in congo.

cheers. >> chen: cheers. cheers. >> eric: cheers. ganbei. >> chen: ganbei. >> eric: ah, no. seriously. >> chen: you become more and more chinese now. [ woman singing ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: what are our expectations? which of the things we desire are within reach?

>daniel chen was at the coffee shop nearby.. when jean harper heard the sound, she immediately took her dog "bee-ju" for a walk to see what happened..hours later..we saw a man in hand cuffs, put in a patrol car..on south park street -- a block away from where the incident happened.. the officer confiscated what appears to be explosives and a white plastic bag..chris newman lives in the area, he didn't hear the loud boom but spoke to officers on the scene..most of the windows are now covered with plywood boards..daniel casey and his employee joshu

chen was arrested before boarding a flight last week.e's since been released on a half-a-million- dollars bail. a shakeup at tesla tonight.. after its fourth-quarter earnings missed wall street expectations.. the c-f-o announced he's leaving. again. c-n-b-c reports tonight: deepak ahuja will retire sometime this year. it's actually the *second time he's left tesla. he was one of the company's longest serving execs when he first left in 2015. shares of tesla fell about 5 percent after the markets closed. be glad you live here. a torrent of polar air is bringing record- low temperatures to the midwest and east coast. just look at chicago. brr... and this is crazy. it's so cold.. one guy's bowl of hot noodles...froze in a matter of seconds. chopsticks and all...levitating in the air! <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> wake up with our team: mary lee and gianna franco -- for the latest on weather and traffic, starting at 4--3

in albany, new york, i'm natasha chen. (robin) live look outside...san francisco international airport. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) it was a big night for n-f-l fans... the super bowl is set with two bay area quarterbacks --- tom brady and jared goff --- set to battle it out this year in atlanta. last night was championship sunday as teams battled for the a-f-c and n-f-c titles. starting with the afc match between new england and kansas red hot chiefs. the game went into overtime but eventually --- the patriots did beat the cheifs with a final score of 37-31 ( robin ) marin county native and cal alum jared goff and his rams were the underdog in new orleans last night. drew brees and company... looking to get to their second super bowl... goff in his first nfl championship game. but a missed call for pass interference on the rams... with the scores tied in the third quarter, saw the

natasha chen explains how a new congress plans to end this partial shutdown. it's a new year - with the same old problems in washington.president trump tweeted -happy new year to everyone, including the haters and the fake news media!hours later, he said -border security and the wall "thing" and shutdown is not where nancy pelosi wanted to start her tenure as speaker! let's make a deal?so far - president trump has not shown support for the democrats' plan - which includes one point three billion dollars for border security - which can be used for fencing and repairs of current barriers.rep. debbie dingell / -d- michigan: "why is it a nonstarter? it would fund the other six agencies. we're making these public servants who aren't republicans or democrats, just there trying to serve the people, pawns in the middle of all this."a federal employee labor union is suing the u-s government for requiring 'essential' employees to work without pay during the partial shutdown.shan wu / legal analyst: "the same law firm had filed a lawsuit over the 2013 shutdown, and the c

natasha chen has the natasha chen has the latest from capitol hill.lding out the possibility of taking executive action.the agreement to open the government came as about 800,000 federal employees missed their second consecutive paycheck.as part of the deal, a bipartisan committee of house and senate lawmakers is being formed to review border security recommendations. as for a date for the state of the union address... house speaker nancy pelosi sa

(grant) but despite the massive strike, natasha chen explains how the district is still open for kids to go to class. u-t-l-a! u-t-l-a!u.t.l.a. or united teachers los angeles, is leading 32,000 teachers and staff to strike in the nation's second-largest school district.teachers there have been working without a contract since july of 2017. andrea cohen / john marshall high school teacher: we have 46, 45, 50 students in a class, in academic classes. it's unacceptable.los angeles unified, serving more than 600,000 students, gave teachers its latest offer on friday.a reduction of middle and high school english and math classes to a maximum of 39 students.the district also offered capping grades four to six at 35 students per class. gina alarcon's daughter ava is in fourth grade and the problem is not just class size. gina alarcon / parent of 4th grader: my daughter is an avid reader, and there's a lot of times where the library is not open because there's not a librarian on campus.the district's latest offer includes providing more library services, staff, and nurses at elementary school

reporter natasha chen explains what happens now, with the white house likely to appeal the ruling. a u.s. distre t in new york has struck down a proposed question for the 2020 census, which asks 'are you a citizen?'critics argue the question would discourage non-citizens and their families from filling out their forms, leading to an inaccurate count of the u.s. population.wilbur ross / commerce secretary: we'll be communicating extremely vigorously that people have nothing to worry about.but judge jesse furman said that even if the decision to add the question didn't violate the constitution, it was still unlawful.the justice department had argued it needed better data on the voting age population.sarah sanders / white house press secretary: specifically, to help us comply with the voting rights act.but the judge said that administration question wa added in the first place.a coalition of plaintiffs challenged the administration, arguing that if people didn't participate in the census out of fear, an undercount could lead states to lose federal dollars for infrastructure and educat

. >>> and carrie inaba has officially been tapped to replace julie chen on the talk. >> i feel fortunateo be able to sit at the table with such dynamic, strong, beautiful people. >> she made her official debut on wednesday. chen left the show last year against sexual misconduct rumors about her husband, les moonves. >>> coming up, fire tears through a restaurant in solano county. plus, new research highlighting concern about artificial sweetener. some experts say you should not throw them out just yet. >>> apple stock drops dramatically, why iphone sales are slumping. >>> nancy pelosi faces a vote for house speaker, how her leadership could affect government shutdown negotiations. >>> us officials had a chance to visit an american man jailed in russia. >> it is just about 5:00 on a thursday. it is a chilly one. >> it is. i have on my wool socks and warm-ups. hopefully you have the winter gear ready to go as you step outside. we are looking at temperatures that are cold once again. let's check out our temperatures out there and other locations, airfield coming in it 30 as well. 34 degrees

>daniel chen was at the coffee shop nearby.. when jean harper heard the sound, she immediately took her dog "bee-ju" for a walk to see hours later..we saw a man in hand cuffs, put in a patrol car..on south park street -- a block away from where the incident happened.. the officer confiscated what appears to be explosives and a white plastic bag..chris newman lives in the area, he didn't hear the loud boom but spoke to officers on the scene..most of the windows are now covered with plywood boards..daniel casey and his employee joshua spent the aft

the majority of the land along the border is private property.in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. (grant) and president trump is scheduled to address the nation from the oval office tomorrow. he will talk about border security. it's happening at 6:00 tomorrow evening-- and we will carry his speech live in its entirety on kron4 news at six. (catherine) san francisco's department of public works is stepping up to clean some tourist hot spots which have been neglected during the federal shutdown. (grant) kron4's maureen kelly meet up with a crew tackling the trash near aquatic park. city crews wrestled an overfull garabage can out of a trash bin near aquatic park and then scooped up the overflow.....before tossing the bag into the back of a city truck. this might look like just another day for a department of public work team... but they are out of their juristiciton....these bins they are checking are located in the san francisco maritime national historic park. it's an area that's been neglected lately....becaus e of the partial government shutdown.the spokesperson for the city ag

natasha chen shows us what was said - in a room full of new faces in key roles. president trump's first cabinet meeting of the year - was convened around a table with a centerpiece: a game-of- thrones related image with the words "sanctions are coming." he had tweeted this image in november about iran sanctions - but sat today in front of a printed version.president trump: "iran is a much different country than when i became president."but the dominant topic of the meeting was about the border wall.when asked whether he would accept any less than his five billion dollar demand, in order to re-open the government...president trump: "rather not say it, could we do it for less, so insignificant"and on how long the shutdown would last... president trump: "it could be a long time, and it could be quickly"...depending on how the border security debate shakes out.the issue was also mentioned by many of his cabinet members, including energy secretary rick perry, homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen, and acting attorney general matthew whitaker...one of the new fa

>daniel chen was at the coffee shop nearby.. when jean harper heard the sound, she immediately took her dog "bee-ju" for a walk to see what happened..hours later..we saw a man in hand cuffs, put in a patrol car..on south park street -- a block away from where the incident happened.. the officer confiscated what appears to be explosives and a white plastic bag..chris newman lives in the area, he didn't hear the loud boom but spoke to officers on the scene..most of the windows are now covered with plywood boards..daniel casey and his employee joshua spent the afternoon cleani

in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. reporting. (ken) vice president mike pence countered the democrats with a proposal for 2-point-5 billion dollars in border security and immigration funding. but that was rebuffed by senate minority leader chuck schumer. the president has not publicly endorsed any plan beyond his initial request for 5 billion dollars. (catherine) in less than a week, state lawmakers return to the capitol for a new legislative session. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how the camp fire influenced some public safety initiatives being considered... in an effort to avoid a camp- fire like scenario lawmakers filed a handful of proposed laws.the blaze killed 86 people and destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. one proposed law would allow county social services to give the contact information of elderly and disabled clients to first responders in the event of a public safety emergency. for weeks after the fire, hundreds of people had been considered missing. officials have said the majority of those

when china launched its policy of reform and opening four decades ago chen zen was designated a special economic zone it's a magnet for workers with ideas and an entrepreneurial spirit drawing young talents determined to realize their dreams in a unique environment. while chong bay is a district known for its sprawling electronics market offering everything that businesses or tinkerers might need to develop prototypes for new products numerous workshops like this one have been established to speed up promising developments. so like when you have this idea and then you come here and turn into a working prototype and then we can talk to you about what you plan for the next night if you want chill manufacturing a lot of it we can connect you to the supply chain that can help you sell us the different parts and help you to turn that one problem product into maybe one thousand one million of them. those whose ideas make the cut and are allowed to work here pay less than one hundred euros a month for access to sophisticated equipment developers receive counseling and introductions to investor

but as natasha chen reports --the president is still holding out on the possibilty of taking executive action to build a border wall. . rep. nancy pelosi, (d) house speaker: "it's kind of a solemn occasion for us because so many people have suffered for so long."congress has passed a spending bill to end 35 days of misery for furloughed federal workers.. for now.the short-term spending bill is only good for 21 days..and does not include funding for president trump's border wall..giving both sides of the political fence until february 15th to come up with a resolution..or risk sending the country back into a shutdown.pres. donald trump: "i really feel that working with democrats and republicans, we can make a truly great and secure deal happen for everyone."sen. chuck schumer, (d) senate minority leader: "great news for 800,000 federal workers and millions of americans who depend on government services." great news unless a deal is not reached..which could possibly put those people right back into stressful situations..they're now hoping they'll never have to face again.christy rose, ad

planning staff, lisa chen? >> yes, we do have a presentation. get the slides.upervisors. and happy new year. i'm lisa chen from the planning department, and i'm here to present on the central soma new tax district. today's presentation will include a brief refresher on the central soma plan benefits package and details on the proposed central soma tax district. here are the items that are before you today. there is the approval of resolution and formation to establish the central soma special tax district. there is the approval of a resolution determining necessity to incur bonded indebtedness in an amount not to exceed $5.3 billion and the introduction of an ordinance levying additional taxes which would be adopted at the next board meeting. this is in error because you don't have a board meeting next week for the holiday. it's going to be on january 29. this slide recaps the other related legislation for the central soma area plan and the special tax district that the board and mayor have already acted on. on november 21 of last year, the mayor approved the r

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chen/resident: "you could feel the vibrations of the building."jean harper heard the sound, she ed. harper/resident: "i saw the police activity all down this street and they were all looking and pointing to all the windows but baffled, they looked baffled like the rest of us because we didn't see anybody, there was nobody down the street and nobody was down this street.">hours later..we saw a man in hand cuffs, put in a patrol car..on south park street -- a block away from where the incident happened.. the officer confiscated what appears to be explosives and a white plastic bag..chris newman lives in the area, he didn't hear the loud boom but spoke to officers on the scene..most of the windows are now covered with plywood boards..daniel casey and his employee joshua spent the afternoon cleaning up the mess..