i've become more rational for people from beijing. my plea to canteen. the law contained in both cities for beijing and tianjin people have found themselves in a pot. there is a loop although it appears from beijing with the teens in cardiff married to attend in person. mccartney transferred to the bout the people in beijing and painting have thought that it would be clever to swap out that in order to swap cars you do because traders are about to make the exchange there are hundreds of people showing interest in transfer cards and online forum people figured out that they don't know why the insurance cost me much higher the legal and pretty much like barring a car that he did put the cart that registration. the insurance company also would refuse to compensate them from office in case of an accident the cost of swapping stop this can be super cheap the car getting married and divorced in china to non us for about a dollar fifty depending on the car the cost of switching cars to thirty two hundred thirty us dollars. altogether two chemical in egypt than

but the chain opened up the five beijing. headquartered in control of it and dr formula they seemed to be chained to a week will fly to beijing trying to dive the beijing roast duck brand of peanut in china. it opened its first store outside of beijing heart began to dominate the rule of money for years until finally closing two dollars and twelve. corn that when she does a new report the trap three other stores outside of dc. these combine to lose one point two million dollars for the brand the other big names have until the away from home heidi laptop much trouble abroad. the restaurant is considered a real treat in china for chinese people when one opened up in the us left camber billion two point five stars out of my bundle we did she have been a marketing consultant for over a hundred companies in china we got them to retain were simple. the matter differently. because of the dishes and based in kentucky. heather made the base and vile. believing it to be off putting for others. they're all other issues that come to mind

according to data released by the newly opened up in beijing. but twenty of the teachers have master's degrees or phd. more than thirty teachers have a keener professional title. the dow by the government to do with the qualifications are very hard to find and kept the most goals to help with very good in comparison. in private training school the changes are normally just there to do part time work. but if you than you lack any credentials at all don't go with cubes of that hook into the contest or parenting after school class they didn't. welcome back to china price watch in today's money matters were talking the parent that for after school class. parent of wildwood children's palace opened up in beijing the barge their way to school. he really broke the door down the path to get it. they are desperately trying to enroll their children into the learning center. the decades will get to learn how to dance me thinking was simply cannot keep right. it is expected of the biggest difference between the houses and any other school and their top by t

earlier this year on the fifteenth of january the beijing wonderful cover with a note. all the high end restaurant and look to private clubs to shut down for rectification. because of this notice what the plot quickly change their name they wouldn't that be considered himself a dorm room or restaurant. by doing this. they can usually avoid being investigated by the government. dumping the lower star shines in this human behavior to cope with the government policy. there are a few hotels and really cut their prices because the let's start with the stars cover official feel of the book the hotel to the expected. officials can and justifiably and five our money on staying in a four star hotel. corruption of your prom and china as corruption deeply ingrained in the culture business and government here. industries that are under attack for making cable which is to adapt. as long the government is being closely watched with their budget is not likely at the lavish spending will come to an end. okay that's all we have time for him today that the senate on a price watch it or i

not making it too ideal for a winter olympics in beijing.matters more challenging, is that it is a water scarce city in the heart of coal and steel making country. here i thought we were getting out of beijing away from this. china will undoubtedly throw billions at cleaning things up by and including a high-speed rail link to the slopes, but there's much more work to be done. there's no snow at all. the last mile to the mountain offers few clues to a winter resort, this is january, and when we last see the slopes, it is evident it is all man-made snow. >> ready to go. this is one of the newer ski resorts in the area, with 30 trails, a gondola, and a heated chairlift. they have just begun. 22 ski lifts our plan -- are planned. are not long or challenging, but skiing is a relatively new sport for the chinese. >> china should have a chance. it is about will. china's economy is quite strong when the government is quite committed on these fronts. there isn't a single slope in this resort that conforms to olympic regulations. but there are a coup

wherein junsu and guangdong provinces several other regions including shanghai and beijing have also reported human infections this year his shot high of four out of eight patients have died from the deadly virus them with the travel rush taking place ahead of the chinese new year health experts of court on the to stay away from live poultry and maintain good hygiene habits. meanwhile another strain of the bird flu at age ten and eight is also starting to write headlines. health officials in east china's jiangsu province on saturday confirmed the second place of that particular virus the fifty five year old woman is now in a critical condition. he first showed symptoms of the soul front and dizziness in early january and was admitted to hospital last wednesday the patient reportedly once visited and agricultural market. people who had close contact with the patient so if i haven't done any abnormal symptoms all there are the first human case of the eight ten in a fire as was reported in the seventy three year old female patient in the same problems last month later died of respirator

as beijing youth daily report. the company's ipo statement that the average grade of price has increased by them up to fifty percent in two years it's gone from sixteen thousand dollars and two dozen ten to twenty five thousand dollars in two thousand twelve. but although graveyard prices have soared dramatically. email the company need to spend in order to acquire greater brand is negligible shanghai's example the average with pride that little two dollars a square foot. with the tight profit margins is not deprived of the company can generate eighty percent gross profit rate. what source agreed our prices are not limited to shanghai. one boy due in the well known high end cemetery in dc where only the graveyard and the symbol of high social status and reputation. in ordinary greater plot usually consists of sixteen square feet. with prices starting from twelve thousand six hundred dollars printed out today the average price of only about three thousand eight hundred dollars each for presenting at least thirty per

but beijing authorities are banning the use when air pollution is too high. then there's the problem of the mess these firecrackers make. so residents are adapting to the new circumstances. now there's a new kind of noisemaker that's less harmful to the ecology. these are the eco-friendly firecrackers. they're supposed to produce less smoke. so i'm going to see for myself. they contain much less sulfur, also after exploding they don't leave shards of paper. they are catching on with beijing residents. >> translator: being environmentally friendly is good. as we do need firecrackers to celebrate. >> translator: it would be sad if firecrackers vanished from chinese new year. it really would. so, i think what we have to do is keep the tradition alive by adapting it to changing times. >> reporter: so chinese are coming up with new ways to keep alive the cherishenew year's traditions. kuehne hiro yamamoto, nhk world, beijing. >>> another tropical storm is heading to the philippines and meteorologist robert speta is here with the latest on that. robert? >> reporter

produce on the kikuyu show states to beijing with many famous artists given performance. it was an unprecedented third offence . you know me. a member of the government was also among those in the audience. perhaps it was because of the students today the litter was inspired to spur the development of the world for her. this will be expanded upon in greater detail later on the ay ay ay ay ay ay. symposium was held on the door for her. like today's so called conferences for the actual meeting last half a day while the other seven. sightseeing the symposium is where people actually met and discussed problems to maine for their art. sometimes they would have to keep it a day but they never stop being friends. eventually they would reach an agreement on new innovations as well as the trade of a new generation of practice. the ch fourteen to nineteen fifty eight the first chinese oral for her representative assembly was held in beijing. at which the chinese pool for heart association has found. he was made chairman. jill wager and she charmed childhood one shell tone and gal u

in what beijing labeled an act of terrorism. china has detained in the team needed dozens of weakness over the years are speaking out on rights abuses since the twenty oh nine violence that has executed several people accused of instigating those rights. the london based rights watchdog amnesty international says dozens of eager families come out publicly with their stories of family members disappearing since twenty oh nine changing acts as a vital territory to china accounted for one sixth of china's land rich with oil gas and coal deposits. it borders afghanistan pakistan india and central asia. at least sixty migrants hottie for the four different except rights astonishing life met a lot from a rough cut some three hundred mark with some stops the heart of the top of previously attempted to jump the border and some firewood during the second toy at least sixty was successful upon certain fortunate enough that immigrants quickly discussed running in all directions. both are capable devices like i could at least twenty. some o

it has gotten quite that in beijing. it is nothing new.t happened this morning and as you mentioned, beijing residents woke up to thick smog hovering the entire chinese capital. it was about eight hours ago. the smog rating of the unseen particles in the air was at about 390. the average is about 338. there are a lot of readings and estimates out there. whatever the exact level is, that is still quite bad. it is defined as serious pollution. if you are outside for about 24 hours, who recommends no more than 25. least 10-12 times or it is deemed unhealthy. it is not a good thing. >> talk about the financial sense in shanghai. they're taking urgent steps to deal with the same problem. yes, they are. in early december, the experience pretty much the same thing. people were saying this usually happens in the north of china and never here. well, it did. what they are doing is they are putting out this air pollution warning. red, orange, yellow, and blue. red is the most severe. when the forecast is red, schools. all outdoor activities. the gove

it's a small farmer's market in beijing. the prices are two to five times higher than the regular supermarket, but sales have been strong. >> translator: all the vegetables here are very good. without chemicals, i can taste a difference. chicken can make a good soup stock. i don't mind that it costs more. >> reporter: the store owner graduated in agriculture in the united states. inspired by growers markets abroad, she and her friends began three years ago to enlist farmers around beijing to grow produce naturally. she wants to change how food producers and consumers think. she wants to work toward a new age of food safety. >> because i believe there needs to have a platform for organic producers, and consumers should meet and discuss what kind of food systems china needs to have. >> reporter: farming without pesticides requires much time and effort from the grower. so not so many farmers work without chemicals yet. xian's first step was to gather together farmers who agreed to grow vegetables naturally. getting consumers to

you know, i mean, it never really gets to be healthy in beijing.the air doesn't move very much. we have these stagnant high pressure systems and a lot of coal used to heat homes. making power, coal, cars, all this stuff in beijing all making kind of a mess. we're as good as 161 for the unhealthy measure earlier this week, but we were as bad as 671. >> good lord. >> those numbers don't mean anything except this happened in phoenix this year when a dust storm, the haboob rolled through and you couldn't see across the street. so this is how bad it truly is in beijing day after day, hour after hour. this is what it looked like. you could actually see through the clouds, through the smog on sunday. now i'm going to move you ahead to yesterday. you can't even see the ground from the satellite. >> that's unbelievable. >> people can't see the buildings across the street. >> i've been to beijing and people wear masks. they just walk around wearing masks all the time here. why has it gotten to this point? why is it so bad? >> now you have all this piled up a

went to lunch in beijing. we begin this hour tt at the beach with ukrainian prime minister nikola oz or off has submitted his resignation. in a statement of a government website the prime minister offered to resign and to encourage political and social compromise. meanwhile lawmakers are expected to vote on whether to scrap at the protest was at a special session of parliament the legislation which was hastily passed on january sixteen has fueled a wave of clashes between protesters and police over the past week ukrainian president victor young covert agreed to repeal the laws after hours of negotiations with opposition leaders on monday the remains unclear whether lawmakers will back him the problem is also due to tackle all the demands of the opposition including an amnesty for the rest of activists. the president made the offer up on condition demonstrators stop occupying buildings and in the realm of protests. paintball top eu diplomat catherine ashton is expected to arrive in kiev on tuesday for meetings

i know i'm her question today when beijing as a given that they got into the parking lot. today we have people mystery of their talk of possible dedication what do people how to say about the current situation on the video i was young that it happened and she wasn't even the connotations and hospitals in beijing much i was given the free hepatitis b vaccine. he was born and he is still healthy a trust of rushing to hospitals in beijing that led to increased by foreign technologies instead of developing our own. i worry about that thinking about technology. i know i know the interaction we have here i'm doing. only with her acting. i'm not that i knew back in to take the chance to read back in college the twenty three. i would be concerned about the case. i think. and the us. in the week before the vaccine it didn't happen. never worried about the problems in hospitals but now i do however i still have it and breathed into him on his government regulated the government focuses more on the safety of medicine to prevent it from happening again. all right sir. i wanted the com

in beijing there over two hundred thousand babies born that year. there are much less for two zodiac after all party compared writing and like go to bed and fifteen bb years ago in a year to avoid leaving the womb. many people really don't like the kodiak. thai people to believe that people born that year one of the miserable life. nor to avoid that type and to try to rush out a baby for the coming chinese new year fill in the year before apparently having a baby on a short general is an easy task. but getting kind of like the lead to their word one pregnant will have to reserve a bad enough that it's possible. i see no reported injuries and lord of the factors topical people live outside the hostel gate before seven am. the meeting camped on my next two or three am. reservations can be guaranteed that the that there are any beds available to the cover of the year the limited number of appointments great opportunity for scalpers the wonder of the apostles you can do to help preserve of downtime. the walk up to the people that if they want to jump th

next up from the beijing news. beijing office rental to climb for the first time in the past four years. the global commercial realty company colliers international has published report a net into the office rentals for the first time have declined the past four years according to company statistical data by the end of the fourth quarter into the feeder team the average office rental of three hundred eleven un for square meters or four dollars and eighty cents per square foot per month. it has hit a four percent decrease in the end of two dozen twelve. he got intended to double twelve due to lack of office supplies facing the opposite or until cooked through about forty six percent. the rapidly increasing officer and told the bbc what most expected to be off the pace in the world cover the high rental costs are passed the country's real portability. the company by china's low down economy into thirteenth. come meet again to reduce their budget and moved out of the city's central business district the pedantic on to

beijing sits in a bone-drive basin in a province. these are some of the telesales and it is already january. there is no snow to be seen anywhere. the great wall of china is not making it to ideal. greedy city -- gritty city in the heart of coal-making country. they are cleaning up building things out, including high-speed rail. there is still much work to be done. mountainmile to the offers a few clues of a winter resort. again, this is january. all the snow is man-made. >> ok. radio. -- ready to go. we are at one of the newer ski resorts in the area and there is a gondola and a few he did chairlifts. serve 87are plans to trails. the runs are not long and not challenging. chance. should have a will.out w -- it is about there is not a single slope in this resort that conforms to all the big regulations. there are resorts nearby that meet the standards. >> it is chilly. >> not to mention, it is also extremely icy. >> alan, what do you think? >> not world class. not bad for china. not world class. --you haven't olympics here, if you we

not making it too ideal for a winter olympics in beijing.ng,s more is that it is a water scarce city in the heart of coal and steel making country. china will undoubtedly throw billions at cleaning things up by and including a high-speed rail link to the slopes, but there's much more work to be done. there's no snow at all. few clues to a winter resort, this is january, and when we last see the slopes, it is evident it is all man-made snow. >> ready to go. this is one of the newer ski resorts in the area, with arty trails, a gondola, and a heated chairlift. i have just -- they have just begun, 22 ski lifts our plan -- are planned. being is a relatively new sport for the chinese. >> china should have a chance. china's economy is quite strong when the government is quite committed on these fronts. there isn't a single slope in this resort that conforms to olympic regulations. but there are a couple of resorts being built nearby that meet the minimum standards. it is known for its bitter chilly wind. it is also extremely -- icy. >> world-class?

finally for the beijing. the government austerity campaign over thirty percent of practice for the new year's eve dinner recently the big unions have conducted a survey of fifty high end restaurant in beijing. another new years dinner prices. results showed that did to try to cover up their campaign over thirty percent of these restaurants have already lowered their price. three of them even cancel the gators. the high production costs. some resesesesesesesesesesesesestaus the number of reservations at much lower compared to the previous year. according to survey the consumption per person is raised to one hundred and one digit lead but he kinda hundred fifteen us dollars per person. among the fifty high end restaurant police did to them to bulk up all the new year dinner steep. the average consumption per person for the restaurant is only about twenty five us dollars russia manager told the beijing news the kerry campaign heavily affected the revenue from spending however the manager believes the more formal

in 2004, larry page went to visit baidu in beijing. it was an interesting meeting.he baidu people were careful not to reveal too much. >> regardless of how he is perceived, he is now worth over $12 billion. ranking above elon musk and eric schmidt. nearly two decades after he invented one of the most used technologies in history, his own brand of search. >> robin li doesn't just answer to himself, but to the chinese government, widely known for censoring. i asked about this and the recent controversy over the u.s.'s relationship with technology companies revealed by edward snowden. first, we talked about to -- two companies that remain blocked by the chinese government -- facebook and twitter. li says he hopes the government changes its mind, but it is not something he can control. >> i think facebook is a great innovation. it makes people's lives easier. but that may not be the only way to do social. >> what should facebook's long- term strategy in china be? we know that mark zuckerberg wants to get back in. >> i hope they can get back, too. it is a government thin

he has come to beijing. he is visiting a fund raiser for a foundation which seeks to provide clean drinking water for school children. it shies away from criticism and in return it has plenty of coverage in state media. the well-known blogger set up the foundation. he wants to work with our guest and try at least to get more money from the government. but first, a prize is awarded to him for his work in saving the river. the organization's hope that if they work together the environmental movement in china will achieve more. he knows that without state help, private controls, and a strictor application of the law to polluters, his struggle will achieve very little. >> whenever i'm out in the country and speaking to people, i feel very sad. that's the reason why i want to change this tragedy and make the situation better. i have to do something in this life. but i will only be really happy f i achieve something. he has waited for 15 years for state recognition and at last a commission is coming to visit his c

the paintings are produce d in singhi province about 2,000 kiir-o-meters from beijing. the population is mostly ethnic tibetan. an artist here teaches tibetan buddhist drawings. he is a painter. he specializes in buddhist works. he wants to take those traditions and put them in to something new. he has developed a style that features a western touch. by adopting such outside elements, he hopes to reach more people. >> translator: it's good to combine new elements with traditional techniques. because it enriches the content of the work and many people seem to appreciate it. >> reporter: one reason his paintings have caught on is because he uses a western style, with the emphasis on shading. such depth is not common in traditional art. his career took off two years ago, after an art dealer in beijing invited him to visit the capital to paint. he is now regarded as a fine artist, not just a religious painter. his works fetch relatively high prices. his paintings cost $5,000 on average. his dealer has sold more than ten paintings in two years. as the artist has become bette

in aroblem is beijing sits bone dry basin. these are some of the tallest hills. it is already january. there is no snow, just the great wall of china. ,aking matters more challenging i thought we were getting away from this. china would undoubtably throw billions at cleaning up, including a high-speed rail link to the slopes, but there is still work to be done. mile to the mountain offers few clues to the winter resort. this is january. it is all man-made snow. ready to go. this is one of the newer ski resorts in the area. 22 lifts are planned serving 87 trails. challenging, but skiing is a relatively new sport for the chinese. chance. should have a there is not a single slope that conforms, but there are a couple of resorts built nearby. it may not be known for its snow, but it is known for its bitter winds. icy. also extremely what do you think? world-class? >> not at all. i think if you were going to try theave an olympics here, amenities -- >> they are building that down the road. >> when you get there. i am not sure when. >> about eight years. >> one thing y

this is a faxly organized detailed setup to get the americans into beijing. so this poor group of americans, they are about as diverse group as you can get. black, white, latin, high school girls, ibm engineers, the immigrant from the u.n., which the chinese love. and they all land in tianimen square. 36 hours notice and suddenly they're in tianimen square, and this becomes -- this takes the world by storm, and "new york times" offered to cover the championship for "the new york times." now they call him, begging him to write for them. and on the front page of every newspaper in the world and it's a huge, huge thing. but imagine being the table tennis player? someone on that team is carrying a large stash of drugs. someone on the team is about to declare in the next 48 hours his deep love of chairman mao and communism. and, yes, the entire world is watching, and back in washington, nixon and kissinger are having kin innings ins. they have been practicing secret diplomacy and suddenly here they are with everything removed from their hands and they don't know w

of the seals america's first fatal cases they try that one but two s the woman dies after visiting beijing. athens provided the backdrop for the inauguration of the greek presidency the eu leaders of its government on the european commission takes on even if cautious assessment of the economy the greek prime minister said the six month period would be spent promoting economic revival pointing unemployment and strengthening social cohesion another. greece softer enormous factor prices is leaving the crisis behind he said europe is leading the crisis behind the cool soul problems are not sold yet and is still a multitude of heels as the greens would focus on trying to reconnect european citizens to be healed you. the commission president said despite the crisis he didn't think extreme is still popular spot these would win the european elections. well morning greece not slow the pace of reform he said people sacrifices have to play golf we do let's not forget that's not so much time ago people were making

nhk world has more from beijing. >> chinese consumers have opened up their wagates. they've spent more on big ticket items such as cars and helped drive growth of gdp to beat the target. the recovery of the global economy benefited. the people who keep track of gdp say they're on the right course. >> translator: the data show that china's economy is growing steadily and developing in the right direction. >> reporter: but some analysts question whether exports can continue to expand at the current rate. exporters have been struggling with rising labor costs, and the appreciation of the yuan. chinese leaders have launched various efforts to shift to market oriented economy. they've tried to improve how state-owned firms are managed. they've let energy prices fluctuate according to the demands of the market. and they brought in restrictions on how much banks can charge in interest. still, analysts say chinese leaders need to do more to increase demand at home -- to increase demand at home, and encourage stable growth. >> that was curran today tago in beijing. let's get

i do all welcomed the news update on cctv news on that pillow to beijing. we begin this hour with the general elections in bangladesh where at least five people had been killed and dozens of others injured in box prime minister sheikh sabah had refused to step down on the point in neutral caretaker to oversee the election. this is good to protest on a boycott of the election by opposition parties. police opened fire to stop protesters from seizing a polling center in the northern run port district killing two people a half. in the not for more moderate district police fired at about two dozen protesters also killing two people. da carson daily star newspaper said that the ring of the men belonged to the opposition jam at it. i islami party. elsewhere police said opposition activist of the polling official to death. local media reported. that and that the trial was set to about one hundred thirty polling stations across the country the voting began at eight pm local time sunday but television stations showed mostly empty polling stations officials said the a

part of an ongoing crackdown and criticism against beijing. from humanitarian access to prison over the syrian peace talks continue in geneva the un mediator calling the discussions. others headlights don't spend patents for joining us. first serie and the government and opposition delegates to prepare for their second day of face to face peace talks in geneva. they're expected to discuss the prisoner releases. what follows saturday's talks which focused on humanitarian access into besieged parts of the city of homes. un mediator luck of the unions called the discussions a coat a good beginning. he says that these talks were a prelude to tackling the key question of establishing a transitional government for syria. a frost think that's a senior foreign editor rob parsons has more in today's talks in geneva. well today begun to talk to more bites the third of the possible release of prisoners at horizons and cousins of people have disappeared from the streets. both of syria some of them completely entrees kidnapped. and i'm hoping that they mig

this is out of beijing. we're going to talk to him live about what happened. next. >>> and a japanese village slaughters dolphins every year in an annual hunt. but this time, it is drawing even more outrage. >>> and later, toronto's mayor promised to stop drinking. but the latest video of rob ford apparently telling a different story. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. >>> china tries to silence a cnn crew. i want you to take a look at this. >> physically man-handling me. this is a public space, i'm allowed to report. >> this is our own david mckenzie and his team roughed up by police in beijing. they were trying to prevent the cnn crew from reporting on the trial of a human rights attorney, accused of organizing protests against official corruption. here's his report. >> reporter: so we're heading towards a court in beijing, wh

beijing authorities announced they would rectify the pope later it attracted to the clinching the win puts jack up prices. this would be to lower note that the chi practitioners to prevent a more fitting of a real restaurant. it all to read the ending of them at the restaurant. these clubs are located in park where many course an average full time to time. he's restaurant cute he would likely officials from other people now the pressure and designed to look palatial what the home to the emperor's to become more affordable to the regular passer by. a few high end private club in southern china were closed down temporarily. after the chinese garden force the puppy. the most famous was shut down which in no way which is look at the westlake a plum job ended tuesday on profit. and mainly directed by the minute the founder of ali baba. the area that covers about two thousand square meters down a repeat of the membership fee of the club with about two hundred document about the new breed of youth culture percent each year. to most people behind private clubs are closed the place of mystery

but for the past decade, she has worked in china's capital beijing as a cleaner.ek earning $600 a month. >> it's much easier to make money in beijing and then spend it in your hometown. >> reporter: the couple of part of kind's a great lunar new year migration when hundreds of millions of chinese migrants, students and families head back to their villages from the country's economic zones. 3.6 billion trips will be take then the next 40 days. making the spring holiday the biggest migration of people on the planet. >> translator: from beijing it's 39, sometimes even more than 40 hours from there to my hometown is another three hours by bus. >> reporter: the need for rail travel is high. 280 million tickets will be sold but it's only a track shun o frf demands for most passengers it's standing room only. it's 3:00 in the morning, it's bitterly cold and the bathrooms have just stopped working, but that's the reality for 1800 passengers on this train and as you can see, for most there is very few places for them to sleep. in fact, for 25 u.s. dollars you get standing

a friend that ot says dozens of offices raided tote east home in beijing and took him away to friends as they also seized his computer and immobile found. thursday criticized police for blaming again the car crash near tiananmen square on a weaker separatists group. he said they did not have enough evidence to support the claim that the leaders have launched an organized and premeditated terror attack what's a security officials later threatened to aunty ida branding his car. chinese foreign ministry spokesman conway says authorities are now dealing with the matter the outcome. she knows she is suspected of committing the crime. so the police have detained him in accordance with law. the relevant authorities will investigate him to sign also in accordance with the last scene. he said. sunday had been using the n and that's to criticize the way government officials treat the weaker minority the number of people using the land in the country has caused six hundred million the chinese government policy and as a major battleground for opinion. officials from the state affiliated internet

us dollars in two thousand thirteen yesterday in a meeting of the titanic and the sheriff held in beijing. in the meeting. we have chinese users have losses totaling about one hundred forty ninth to lead us. for almost twenty five billion dollars in two thousand thirteen. data showed that more than two hundred million chinese people. items on my last year the total retail sales amount about one forty two lead us. the two hundred ninety billion dollars the survey also showed that more than fifty four percent of chinese regulators have been cheated out of fifteen us dollars. thirty percent of them have lost more than ninety nine us dollars. i like them to the main factor leading to the loft. chinese that users have also had trouble of all i feel trapped according to the survey mobile phone shoppers take on more risk than you are shopping online computers the chinese government for the number of mobile internet users including more than six hundred fifty million last year. don't go with it. up next to money matters where to look silly personal data taken. china's e commerce industry in the w

they spend cctv beijing. and that's a wrap for this hour it's nice that day. thank you so much that any end the cheetahs life changes. this is just a split asserts that swan or if it's the longest time. a win and two. as this level is rising soon. the articulate response elevation extortion and water borne diseases. when he was nineteen at the ticket has two c to eighteen. i got out we understand. he didn't have to wake her up to sundance and washing all seeing eye out. only serves to it soon becomes difficult to actually get to you. chance and support to the department head who is leading the kids to wear it today it's different when it stood leaning on the see kai eighteen and the importance of communication in government support against tampa education sections of being conducted the key to the masses to study teaching them to sanitation vaccinations and gooey and coarsely to get pregnant women and child protection conducting health surveillance and early detection of infectious diseases in half and teaching them to practice basic hygiene and advocating for

the ball in the passenger flow in beijing but the shorter more than thirty seven million people. dr increase of almost five percent from two dollars and thirty indicates the highway revenues would increase as well during that time. some chinese users also expressed their views on it to make it than that of action with the arrangement when you can direct quote the chinese government is really mean it seems that difficult for them to give up charging fees for their own people. after all the bad news on new year's eve officer cadet. if the midst of this can make money. it really be a pity. another that often suspected that all pre planned by the chinese government. one rope tow. now i get to know why that i come to register people to work on new years eve. by doing it many people could not have a chance to drive home at an earlier time. as a result people have to drive home for new years eve gathering don't even pay fees for high risk patient. what a tricky thing to do. motherhood is all to mention that they could convert i need to show their concerns me employed when they did joke

first the pre don't tell me he didn't think a lot of money on migrant workers beijing shanghai one two inch engine for first year big cities in china the number of resident in beijing and shanghai has raised over twenty million people the heat of the joint and had a population of over ten million people well the huge population figures have made a more important for local government to increase spending. our realtor for the chinese academy of social scientists shows that the average on for each migrant worker to death under thirty dollars us around twenty one thousand us dollars for every new resident is to be still need to be more resources spent on them. everyday the keating government on show. both the fourteen thousand tonnes of garbage to help them build up to do with four point six million tonnes of waste water would divide the population increasing more money you'll need to be the multiple servers. their one hundred twenty five million world students in china. over ten percent of the mineral pools in big cities with their parents for my co workers adding more student already ove

this was what they set up to get americans into beijing. they are a diverse group.lack, white, latin, high-sc hool girls, i am engineers engineers, a guy from the u.n.. they all landed tea and a minsk where they have 36 hours. this takes the world by a storm he actually had the gall to contact in your times to cover the championships and they're laughing and now they are begging him it is a huge thing but imagine someone on that team is carrying a large stashes drugs is about to declare his deep love of mao and communism as the entire world is watching nixon and kissinger are having conniptions the have been practicing secret diplomacy now here they are they don't know what is happening. locally he knows he is doing because the story runs four weeks for the gold between the two countries. with his counterpart and brotherly love because it prevents the else has the same end came which has upset the russians the more the each country can do more likely they will come back to the bargaining table. so russians were loving the down and thought it could go on forever. so

cnn's david mckenzie live in beijing. david, why is this launch so important to apple? does it have something to do with, oh, 700 million potential customers? >> reporter: christine, yeah, more than double the entire population of the u.s. that's what could be the new base for customers and apple here. they did a deal with china mobile, the major cell carrier here, and that deal was six years in the making. you just saw how tim cook came here, really putting his face on this deal. it's taken six years and it's taken many trips from the ceo in recent months to ink this deal. what it does mean is it could mean 10 million or 20 million more iphones sold in china this year, and it is a boost for apple in china, which has been struggling a little bit against its competitors. >> apple's still far behind as the biggest provider in china. what about price? that's going to be important. and i know the first question that tim cook was asked by a customer in a store was, are you going to make one of the bigger screens? chinese consumers don't like a 4-inch screen. they want a bigg

from beijing. this is the first and only 1 virused case of the 5hn in north america. when the ground rumbled and shook, what people were feeling is called a frostquake. it got so cold that the ground expanded, and split bed rock, sending out shockwaves. >> the first thought was did something explode? >> pictures fell off the wall. frostquakess say are uncommon, but not unheard of. there is no telling if the people in the upper midwest will fill -- feel more of them this year. of it, butver heard jacqui, i am sure you know all about this. felt one, butr they do happen. it doesn't happen often. to have pretty frozen ground to have that happen. it wreaks havoc on the ground, our pipes, we have been doing -- around here. >our wind chill is at 25. there are a lot of 20's on the map. it is 25 in gaithersburg, 27 in frederick. 23 in winchester. fredericksburg is at 29. the cold air is still gripping, but notice this bubble. look at how the blue expands up. this warmer air is filling into our region. aboutare some concerns will happen this time tomorrow morning. this winter h

in beijing. billions ofen chinese consider sam some are apple. -- there will be a girl you and there will be four at every crossroads. it is friday, january 17. i am tom keene in. -- i am tom keene. a lot of going on. >> happiness on the high street. the u.k. summed up the recovery that retails rising more than forecast. in fact, you a lot more than forecast. anonymous nine percent surge in department stores during the holiday season. if you want cleaner, it will cost you. 4%hner protection could cost to 30. housing starts, building permits, they are expected to climb a little bit. industrial production is supposed to be up. at 10:00 a.m., the university of michigan confidence numbers. how my doing? >> these are important numbers today? >> if they are good, that can build on the idea that the jobs number was an aberration and that the economy is moving along. looking backwards, not forwards, we will be getting earnings. everybody watches ge as an economic oh other. at 7:15, they out last of the b

anna coren is live in beijing for us this morning. anna, what is rodman saying now?porter: well, john, it was a very emotional dennis rodman who touched down in beijing international airport today, obviously, transiting before heading to the united states. you know, he has been under a lot of pressure, and it was a much calmer, somber dennis rodman that we saw today. he did apologize for not being able to do enough for kenneth bae. of course, there was a great deal of expectation on him to use his friendship to somehow secure the release of that american missionary who was sentenced to 15 years hard labor after he was convicted of attempting to overthrow the state. but as dennis said, you know, he is not a politician, he is a sportsman. so, let's have a listen to what he told us a bit earlier today. >> i'm sorry about all the people that's going on -- i'm sorry. i'm not the president. i'm not an ambassador. i'm dennis rodman, just an individual. just showing back there that we can actually be along and be happy one day. i love to see -- >> reporter: so, as you heard

these are some of the tallest hills around beijing. it is already january.no snow to be seen anywhere. >> here i thought we were getting out of beijing away from this. >> china will undoubtedly throw of throwingbillions things out. there is still much work to be done. >> there is no snow at all. >> the last mile offers few clues of a new by -- nearby winter resort. this is january. when we at last see these loads, it is evident it is all man made snow. >> ok. ready to go. this is one of the newer ski resorts in the area with 30 trails, a gondola and a few heated chairlifts. they have just begun. skiing is a relatively new sport for the chinese. >> china should have a chance. it is about wealth. china's economy is quite strong and the government is quite committed. there's not a single slope and this resort of that conforms to olympic regulations. there are a couple being built nearby that meet the standards. >> it is known for its chilly winds. extremely, what do you think? world-class? >> not bad. >> not world-class. is the is lacking village, amenities. >>

we'll be hearing from our correspondent in beijing in just a moment of this statistical conclusions can salvage. will the chinese one day be allowed to have as many children as they want to know yet. the bjp has loosened its one child policy under the new legislation if one of the parents as many siblings. the couple can have two children. full. it was a neat possible with my parents was single children and live in china there are currently sixteen million euro for every year. the policy adjustment that cotto will be an extra two million barrels a year. it's estimated that in the next twenty years the chinese buffet and will increase by between people opened up completely. try new faces new name demographic challenges were rapidly increasing elderly population and a shrinking labor force since the nineteen nineties the replacement rate is far from a cheat. without this latest one is to change what twenty fifty. the two percent of the chinese would be ava sixty years old. that according to some experts the end of the one child is he will be hard to implement as it is a source of revenue

rodman got emotional before he left for beijing. here's what he said. >> i'm sorry about all the people that -- i'm sorry. i'm not the president. i'm not an ambassador. i'm dennis rodman, just an individual, just showing the world the fact that we can actually get along and be happy for one day. i would love to see -- >> yeah. there he is getting emotional. he says he loves his country. would never damage the united states. want to bring in more with our anna coren. >> i'm sorry what's going and certain situations. i'm not god, i'm not an ambassador, no one. >> reporter: a slightly different tone from dennis rodman, arriving at beijing's international airport after almost a week inside north korea. initially, not wanting to talk about his trip, then within minutes, couldn't resist. >> i haven't done anything wrong. literally, nothing wrong. so i don't know why people are saying that, well, dennis rodman this, dennis rodman that. it's not about me. >> reporter: rodman believes his efforts inside this reclusive country have been wrong

the international school of beijing has sealed off part of its playground.e this inflatable dome, children are breathing filtered air. it was not cheap, but it is very reassuring for the parents. selling point. one of the first questions that prospective parents will ask during our admissions process and doing the tour is what is the air quality inside? people actually ask? >> yes. >> it has forced entire cities of taking drastic steps. an ugly downside. chinese government is banking on green technology for the future, but pollution will be a reality here for years to come. bbc news, beijing. >> make no mistake, it is very bad for you, that pollution. the casinos or the shows that are getting the attention this week. instead, it is the latest in electronics. the latest gadgets, officially smart televisions, and everyone is lining up for a look at the future. our correspondent is there for us. january, newin gadgets that could change our lives. these people are looking at wearable technology. smart watches, the google web connected glasses, and even a smart b

for more on the latest let's go to beijing.t finally brought the china mobile users, potentially 760 million subscribers, to apple? >> well, i think on both sides what you have is a desire to stem a decline in the market share in the world's largest wireless market. china mobile has seen its share of subscribers in this market decline to about 62% from 72% in 2009 when its rival china union come introduced the iphone. at the same time, apple has seen its share of the smart phone market in china decline to about 6% from 10% two years ago. so both of them are facing a decline in market share. >> so how is the reception when iphoned hit the shelves today. there were no big queues and that is kind of what we were expecting. >> yeah, there didn't seem to be as much excitement as people might have expected. we sent reporters to three locations in beijing and shanghai and each of the locations that we went to, there were only about six people waiting when the doors opened. tim cook did appear at the shop at china mobile headquarters a

you will have to give us a tour in beijing or shanghai.menezes, chief executive officer diageo. diageo's growth strategy involves expanding in emerging markets but emerging-market currencies have made such volatile moves recently in response to fit tapering. what does it mean for these emerging-market economies? jonathan ferro joins us with the latest. >> the corporate angle to this is fascinating. you see these big moves and emerging market currencies. you have a couple of national hedges, the geographic distribution and time, the beauty of time. it could iron things out. for now, for each lire, each rupiah, each round, they are getting less bang for their buck. if you're in a country like turkey, you're getting crushed right now as the lire gets weaker and weaker. what is remarkable over the last couple of days is that you seen that they -- you have seen a turkish central bank hike. use of the south african central bank hike. that is quite concerning. >> the fed isn't helping. the fed has to do policy for the united states. it is not doi