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l correspondent fred de sam lazaro reports as part of our breakthrough series, on innovation, and today'ythe leading edge of science and medicine. reporter: there are mor chickens than people in remote thai villas like huay ton chok, and peopleo worry when their chickens stop crossing the road. that's because five years ag this villagesuffered a outbreak of flu-like disease that killed hundreds of birds. so when farmer udom putipatharakal thought one of his chickens wasn't doing well and another looked really ill, he reported it. >> ( translated ): we still have a small number of chicken deaths so we don't know what to do. >> reporter: for four years, pariwat roomak has been dispatched from the local health department, responding to calls about sick animals in the area. >> ( translated ): i take photos of the chicken. i look to see if there are abnormal feces. i also ask neighboring households if they have had any dead chickens. >> reporter: pariwat enters all of this information into an app on his smartphone and transmits it directly to the localgo rnment health office, the veterinary de

mike, or international policy correspondent. l thistalk about the pboc has come a little earlier than some people have anticipated. it certainly lifted risk assets earlier on. how significant is the? the chineseshows are reacting to the bad numbers that gotten recently. is aboc is saying this precautionary move ahead of chinese new year limit for the up.it is a way of signaling they are on the child . they don't want to do an across the board bending rate at this time because they are trying to bring down some of the credit bubble that has developed over the recent years. this is more of a targeted easing. it will put more money into the system that banks can lend. it is a signal as well that they do see concerns about slowing in the economy that override the trade wars. get the of china, we trade talks restarting again on monday. will have to be very careful about what he says regarding international economies. michael: i think all three would make the same point that the fed has to watch out for the u.s. economy. what they are c

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and our own doc seeing l fox news cor correspondent has had the news.g back 150 employees next week to do high risk are inspections that's 5 facilities they do most of the food in this country is actually inspected on state and local levels but that offers real advice that's important soothe market can get advice fda is responsible for produce and fish usda has meat and produce and fish and eggs but hold on a second. cheese perishable cheese produce, fish. if it is not inspected by fda can it be sold? >> yes. it can, and it is in stores but -- >> yeah. even without this. it can be sold. but we're talking about 48,000 illnesses per year that come from food born illness. i don't expect that to change much. i don't think that this lack of oversight is going to lead to a lot more people getting sick especially with fda being on ball here bringing back some employees next week. long-term, this could have a problem. if this went on for weeks and months, it could be a problem because look we already seeing outbreaks in lettuce right we're seeing romaine having

brent: our correspondent is in chicago where the verjus i described as life threatening -- where temperatutures are descscd as le-threatening. reporter: they have been setting up warmer centers. a lot of goverernments have been shut down for the past day thro ugh possibly, also,o, tomorrow.. aa l lot of schools, the major university have also close down. there were some dramaticc pictures t that came out yestery of aututhorities h having to l t the etrainn -- train tracks of the public transit on fire because the metetal was warpipi. ththey needed to k keep p pple moving.. there has been a variety of responses, even reaching out to clergy, trying to courtney and reach out to the most vulnerable people who might be sleeping on the streets or people who cannot get to w warm places because the has also been about 2 25,000 reported people affected by power outages in the region. brent: on the cold beat for us tonight. we're going to switch gears and talk about facebook. after the rockiest year, facebook in been hoping that 2019 would mark a fresh start. it already has a new explosive scandal on his hands. carl, you

catherine was born a correspondent that in brazil wheree the at my desesigns o is claiming more livives s y confirmed dead so far.. sosomething l like three hud people a are confifirmed toe missing back to think is expected to change. and also just been hearing firefighters picnic right desperately through. the wreckage after that time collapse swept a surrounding villages with iron or waste and of course the results have been devastated be more that of course. as we get it. it's not the business john bye and good luck i in the stududio good evening t to u taxx statarting w with t tht washgtgton's latesest effort to ramp up pressure on venezuelan president. nicolas maduro well one of the two venenezuelan presidt at the moment because look at the situation that is the whole story -- the united states now what taking their economic weight behind this announcing new economic sanctions against the state owned oil company pdvsa venezuela's largest source of revenue. this is the toughest u. s. financial measures so far against nicolas maduro treasury secretary stephen your chin said the sanctions prevented medora from diverting more

hugely relieved that neither the duke nor our correspondent helena lee, has been at the scene of the crash — and has this update. e515 i121 £51,115 iezii liglm ... lent. yesterday, we understand from talking to local residents that the sun was low in the sky, there wasn't as much cloud. one resident has told us that he was heading in that direction towards king's lynn, just moments before the duke of edinburgh had that crash. as he was driving, the sun was dazzling. in terms of the road itself it would have been similar yesterday. this is a very busy road, the a149. lots of cars going past us at the moment. now, if we just have a look down here. you can make out some of what is left, the debris from the accident. you can see some of the windscreen and there is a bit of a wing what we think happened yesterday was that the duke of edinburgh was driving a land rover himself at the age of 97. we think he crossed over, tried to get across the a road and that's when he was in collision with another car. now, the police have given a few more details about the two women who were inside the other car. the driver, she had to go to hospital. she had cuts to

correspondent ben wright. mr gove mrgove are mr gove are you confident of getting the brexit - you want? so the and g"? ;.rcli.éériilr il: lieve we can have an independent trade policy and a customs union, we would have to apply european trade law. he will not sign up to a customs union compromise that will lead to a new deal. some entries in theresa may's divided cabinet in theresa may's divided cabinet in theresa may's divided cabinet in theresa may's divided cabinet and are telling her that leaving the european union without a deal would be ok, others particularly of the game of five are urging fora particularly of the game of five are urging for a cross party solution to this process, to compromise and reel out what they think would be the disaster of a new deal brexit. and there is very little time left. the prime minister will make a statement in the comments setting out the government's plan b and mps will put forward their alternative ideas to that motion. the following to say will see a series of crunch votes on that. two months later, be a case to leave the eu, whether parliament has a great a brexit deal or not.

correspond who continues to actual developments for us. next multum has begun taking migrants from rescue vessels in the mediterranean after an eigight yearr a agreemeno re h house them l.. sweat within the block it's and system it's of the over the fate of forty nine people. rescued at sea by the german anand g. o. c. watch. on dry land lost these migrants had been stranded for nineteen days at sea importing conditions. stuck in limbo on the humanitarian vessels of rescued them as a u u. leads debated that fate. they've now disembarkeded in multi will be re distributed among eight countries in the block. i reiterate as i did before will not act as eight presidents and i have the reassurances that we would have the support of the european institutions. on this matter. the e. u. broken deal also includes a decision on the fate of two hundred and forty nine other migrants who picked up in the final week of twenty eighteen of the total two hundred ninety eight migrants a hundred and seventy six will be sent to germany. france portugal island rumania luxembourg the netherlalands and a silly. another seventy e eight to e allowewed to stay in malta. and forty four bangladesh

l jua me see what spring is like oiter and mars ♪ >> woodruff: the case of an american arrested on espionage charges in moscow bears many of the hallmarks of cold war intrigue.d foreign affairs correspondentschifrin reports, there may be aon motivaehind the detention that lends new meaning to the term "trade war." >> schifrin: paul whelan is a former marine who serv tours in iraq before he was court martialed for charges related to larceny. during one of those tours, he vacationed in moscow, the beginning of what res family calllar trips. he lives outside detroit, and works for e automotive supply company borg warner as its director of global security. today, he's held at this detention facility in moscow. after his arrest last we on suspicion of spying, russian media today announced he was charged with espionage, andfa could up to 20 years in prison. yesterday in brazil, secretary of state mike pompeo said the u.s. was seeking more information. >> we've made clear to the russians our expectation that we will learn more about the charges. i come to understand what it is he's been accused of and if the ditention is not appropriate we will demand his ime return. >> schifrin: shortly after,

l. >> cool, cool man. >> cool as the other side of the pillow. as our friend stu used to say. >>> also this morning, something that's always a lot of fun revealing the winner of our nfl kid correspondentr green room. he thinks he's just a finalist. he has no idea he's about to be heading to the super bowl. he has no tv, no devices. can you imagine -- >> how old is he? >> 8 years old. >> why are you whispering? he can't hear you. >> just in case. just in case. you'll meet him. that's always so great. >>> we have a lot of news though to start with, the new weather alert, storms moving into the west forcing mandatory evacuations. let's go to yesterday's birthday girl. you weren't here so we couldn't wish you a happy birthday. >> thank you so much. for my birthday, i guessed you had a storm that moved through southern california and you see the roaring los angeles river. it is so often bone dry but you put that type of moisture an inch or more on a burn scar and this is what you get. a 12-foot-wide wall of mud that took out part of a home there in encino, california. so, there are some evacuations up for today. look at grapevine, this is interstate 5. hundreds of cars were stranded for ho