had no word on her husband's whereabouts sudanese american it was detained six days ago nancy dao de jing the u.s. to help free him. talks between the taliban and u.s. special envoy. will continue into a fed day in qatar they are happening as details emerge about one of the west attacks against the n.d.s. afghanistan's intelligence service in the seventeen year war the taliban attacked a training base in modern shah and water province on monday the n.d.s. says thirty six people died and fifty eight were wounded in the attack. it's one of the worst attacks by the time to seize the group was pushed. by u.s. forces. one. drove a truck with explosives into a ministry called pound what followed was called the church officials witnesses say several dozens of people helping killed the missile. it was a really dangerous you see in this explosion was really low. windows of our house and other houses close to the area were broken and the wounded ones were taken to different hospitals here and leak out of. the facility is a brand by an elite intelligence unit in charge of training tribesman to fight

based on the novel or i don't know if it's not it's not that long but it's called the wide cloud of jing it's got a lot of i'm preparing for a long time and you know nicer way to many. months but it happens today in in the past. in syria in the war and the story of ski is on my agenda every day so there is no day that i don't remember him. you know worst is the consequence of put it corporate of the world taking over and leaving the france with a capital and the french people are the most comfortable people around the world and they have lost and they're starting to lose the privileges and i think this privileges of just giving up with a syndicate a movement that is. becoming even getting in. to the roots and i'm thinking about this as really a consequence of what the ninety's go to put it. was they were in fact exporting their factories to the cheap labor countries that. do most of the momentum and the student of economy which is. getting reaction from the people. and interview on the american radio station sirius x.m. took an ironic turn on tuesday c.n.n. analyst reva martin appearing

a distinction between companies that only do protection jobs and those that also go on this rancid jing in this working on a company that can mount offensive operations and more fun to me chopper hopping after i don't know boko haram going to bush than escorting an oil executive from the airport to their rake and back. there's all sorts of differences between a commercial security company and a p.m.c. . a commercial security company delivers a wide range of services that borders on the just eco services outsourcing services technical services for example the installation of security measures around a office of c.c.t.v. cameras fencing lights it provides man guarding this is a god the front of office guy that sits at a security post or somebody that patrols a large yard with a sense now on the other hand the p.m.c. will often engage in combat and that for me is the difference p.m.c. is don't necessarily engage in combat p.m.c. use private military companies can get involved in the back end. but at the. proper but at least proper armies across the world in a support role but pm sees are s

baijiu has been around for a very long time and the shui jing fang distillery has been making this stuffse people drink premium baijiu in the occasion of entertaining important guests. so, in china, premium baijiu means a lot. >> anthony: at a business dinner, a banquet, one can reasonably expect to drink quite a lot of the stuff, especially when your hosts are in the business of making it, and my french friend has concerns. >> man: do you want to know how we drink? >> anthony: yes. of course. yes, that's very important. >> man: in chinese tradition, um, we start three cups, so we drink together. after three cups, everyone will with each other one by one. >> man 2: welcome to china, welcome to sichuan. >> eric: thank you. >> anthony: i have told him what might be expected of him and the futility of resisting. >> eric: the aroma is very distinctive. very, very special. >> anthony: there will be food, i told him. a lot of food. and baijiu. and one must not, under any circumstances, bring shame on our house. now, the next round it's one by one? >> man: yeah. >> anthony: so, how does that wo

we're joined by minji's friends, liu jing, an artist, and matthew lei, a restaurateur.t these? whole? >> minji: i eat them whole because i really like this. ooh. >> anthony: that works. mmm! >> minji: good, yeah. >> anthony: oh, they're good. >> minji: i think they cook it, you know, a few seconds. that's the secret. >> anthony: youbao xia are tiny little shrimp, deep fried first, and then quickly tossed in the wok with garlic, ginger, salt, and soy. what is classic shanghainese food? what's distinctive about it? well, this, for instance. it's often black or dark and heavily inflected with oil, soy, and sugar. shanghai is, and has been for some time, a city of immigrants. and the food reflects that genealogy. a combination of people from neighboring zhejiang province known for their liberal use of sugar, soy, and vinegar. and from jiangsu province, known for fresh ingredients and attention to preserving the aliveness of its dishes. it's the best of both worlds. great sauces, great ingredients. there's hongshao rou, braised pork belly in a deep red glaze of dark and ligh

china, carl, is that they have their development aspirations over the next 20 to 30 years that she jingg laid out in public statements to the part congress and others they don't want to compromise on that they recognize there's a lot of push back from us, so they've got to negotiate some of the tho thorniest areas of push back to think they'll back off on core policies i think is naive. >> i want to go back to the cold war 2.0 statement which you said maybe isn't that far off reality. it seems to me if that really is the framing here that this relationship with china could get a lot worse. i mean, whatever the equivalent of containment policy is, i mean, we've still got ceos in the u.s. talking about the future belonging to u.s. and china and importance of working together that's not like the cold war was between the u.s. and the ussr. >> no, exactly i think that's a real problem. the chinese relationship with the u.s. has been one of challenge and opportunity over the last four years and in a cold war 2.0, it will be more challenging. hopefully it will not involve the type of military

i mean right now it's the end, but hop is jing o a longime. >> in the nfc title game nevada's jared goffthm by the incredible crowd noise in the super dome. drew brees to jared griffin gave the saints a 13-0 lead. the rams came back. goff finds tyler hig by and it's a three-point game in the third. there was some serious controversy tied in the final minutes. no call on this pass interference by the rams coleman. that would have given the saints first and goal, and an easy field goal to win it. they would have controlled the clock. head coach sean payton said the nfl called and apologized, but the damage was done. this game goes into overtime. he makes a 57-yard field goal to send the rams to the super bowl. 26-23. goff is going to the big game. >> definitely went through a whole gamut of emotions when the field goal went in from excited to, you know, emotional to just overwhelmingly happy and very excited, man. get to play in the super bowl. we earned it. we deserve t. >> sean, what explanation did you give? >> simple, they blew the call. should never have not been a call. they said not

kim jong un literally rolling into beijing on an armored train to meet with chinese president xi jing ping on his birthday, no less this was sending a very important message because the timing was not coincidental. >>> north korea finds itself in the mix as well. thank you very much. have a great day >> let's now get analysis and insight with iris pang from ing joining us from hong kong. iris, thank you very much for joining us here. i know it's a little later on there. what do you expect to happen if anything, from these trade talks? >>. >> how newscast is that that they'll be going to washington again to conclude the trade talks? otherwise, we will be actually giving no answer from beijing and washington my take is that if there is no announcement from today, don't be too upset because there could be another round of talks with higher level officials, but without that, we will be really upset, and the market will be really upset there is something in the china economic quiver, which is the lending term facility, iris. it's 5:00 in the morning here in the united states on the east co

the same time just this week there was a group of diplomats who filed an open letter to president xi jinging calling for their release. the chinese got has responded angrily today accusing the canada and u.s. of abusing their extradition agreement, and when asked if china would retaliate against the united states if among was extradited, the ministry said that it would respond based on the u.s.'s next action there's a lot of concern now that this could actually pressure the trade talks, and it's obviously very sensitive as well, because as we were talking, brian, cnbc was just censored >> just now? >> just now, yeah. we're blacked out now. >> so cnbc just went off air in china because aus ensibleably bah of what you were reporting. >> china is sensitive about a lot of different issues, and so we did go black when i was talking about the tensions right now between canada and china, and the discussion about these detentions the u.s. now has to make a formal filing by january 30th, and that is the exact date when the trade talks are supposed to begin in washington between the u.s. side as we

obviously, president trump and president xi jing ping have good discussions in this area last week there were kwfrgs. this week we've got the two-day meeting. they've already outlined four working groups next week lui he goes to might le leitheiser we have a whole sequence of last week, this week, next week and the following week where if things are going on the current trajectory, then it would be positive for the financial markets, and coming back to your question, i think the chinese clearly six months ago were hit by the domestic slowdown that shot from the ramping up of the trade situation with the states. now they clearly are trying to boost the domestic economy which they can do themselves, but they're also trying to stabilize the environment. >> very quick final question for you. our colleagues seemed to imply he didn't think there was going to be huge structural changes to the economic relationship between the two countries. this would essentially be more of a stop gap measure to a short-term resolution. is that a concern? >> i think people need to follow their actions. the posi

literally rolling into town on an armored train to have his fourth meeting with chinese president xi jing his birthday, no less the timing of this is no coincidence. with the u.s. trade delegation here, this was perhaps a way for china to remind the united states that if it's looking eventually for any sort of nuclear deal or a road to negotiation with north korea, that road is going to go through beijing. this seemed to counter point to those comments by president trump that the u.s. hell the advantage in these talks because chinese economy was slowing down it's true. growth is softening here this was definitely china trying to reclaim the upper hand and that if it is going to offer concessions in any sort of trade deal, those concessions are not going to come quickly or easily. >> thank you thanks to janice mackey frayer you know, we have ken spacey took a private jet he travels like you. up to nantucket, back to reagan, got in his beamer with his lawyer in his shotgun. he got pulled over for speeding. yesterday. got a warning, though. apparently didn't. we're following his every move,