china expressing regret about the missile launch. we are not sure if china will step up and apply fresh sanctions against north korea. that is the measure that the u.s. and allies have called for in the past. christine. >> thank you for that, ivan watson. >>> police investigating a deadly shooting in pass christian, mississippi on sunday. two people were killed. four others wounded. it happened near the route of the parade which had ended when the shots were fired. authorities say they are questioning one suspect in the shooting. >>> a new low for the chicago police department. that is what the attorney for the family of 19-year-old quintonio lagreer. the officer who shot him says he is traumatized by the shooting and asking for more than $10 million from the estate. he said he opened fire because he believed that lagreer would kill him. >>> divers resume a search off the california coast for the wreckage of two planes that collided last week. remains and parts of a plane were recovered sunday. officials launched the search friday aft

china expressed support for the plan. >> we certainly hope that the resolution will achieve the objective of de-nuclearization. >> the u.s. and china agreed to the sanctions on wednesday. the two big powers had different views on how to approach them. washington wanted a harsh punishment, while beijing preferred dialogue. the security council could vote as early as this week. >>> the operator of the crippled nuclear plant says it is moving forward to contain radioactive water at the facility. tokyo electric power company says it will soon be able to stop the influx of contaminated water in some parts of the plant's reactor facility. they're still filled with highly radioactive water. contaminated water from three of the reactors is flowing into adjacent turbine buildings, filling their basements as well. tepco has been trying to reduce the amount of such water in the reactor buildings. it has been taking measures to stop ground water around the reactor buildings from flowing in. the utility has also been pumping up contaminated water from the facilities. >>> tepco officials say the are lo

china express 98 on their follow up. this week's low scores. westbound wendy's 83 for a sewage back up. pans ananfood contact equipment stored on the flood. they were sited for storing bath room cleaner with and above food. two days later they received 100. public house got 86 for having live and dead roaches near the meat slicer and on the floor and storage. film was found inside the ice machine. news 19 lets viewers knows. evidence of mice activity in the back storage area throughout the building. the hall of fame. one more grill, and groucho's scored 100s. enjoy. >> reporter: all right. back with harvey to explain the items we keep talking about. great food. low prices. >> this was one of our most popular. >> right here, fish tacos. homemade mango salsa. spring mix. and on the top is drizzled with our harvey's homemade heat sauce. always everybody likes sweet and we have homemade chicken salad. this came from a family member years ago. i like what they had. i have been using it since. and then our homemade deserts. chocolate cake and lemon p

do you think this is a tit for tat because china expressed displeasure about the americans moving missileshe border between north and south korea. could this be a response to that, do you think? >> i wouldn't rule it out. the chinese are known to be very far ranging and wide rangeing in the way they see the world and the way they perceive threats and challenges to their national up interest. so clearly the development in south korea, the u.s. decision to sends a patriot missile battery to beef up its currents slate of missile batteries there in south korea is clearly will have a response from the chinese and, the chinese placement of their own missile batteries be that as they may in the south china see say signal that the chinese are displeased with the american maneuver, an american forward presence in the region. >>> it's a dangerous territory when you merge these disagreements and conflicts to all the other disputes going on the in region and the americanss saying they are doing for freedom of navigation if you draw in china to response to something else the united states has done it's

china. she has expressed on keeping a distance from mainland china while maintaining the current situation., the nationalists, led by president ma, have been strengthening relations with mainland china. they are expected to continue strengthening ties with china. how will taiwan build relations with china from now on? the outcome of the election hinged on this question. 12 months after moving to taiwan, lo will obtain voting rights. how does he feel about china's relations with taiwan and hong kong? he heads to a cafe run by a friend from hong kong where local immigrants from hong kong and taiwanese have come together to exchange views. >> hong kong and taiwan continue to experience difficulty in the relations with mainland china. those who decided to leave hong kong admits these difficult times continue to watch the future of china with mixed emotions. the lo's family favorite place is a park near the beach. they still have concerns about how to make a living in taiwan, but they plan to stay and carve out a new life here. >> this family moved to taiwan seeking the most important thing in l

even china, one of north korea's only allies, has expressed regret at this latest launch, but china not likely to be happy with this decision by the u.s. and south koreans to discuss the possibility of deploying high altitude miss ilinterceptor system >> reporter: yes. i think china would regard that as happening as almost as series as what north korea has done today. china has urged restraint and calm. it says what south korea is now proposing would possibly destabilize things even more. china today issued a fairly measured statement. the ministry of foreign affairs on its website said that north korea had the right to carry out tests in outer space, but those tests were somewhat limited by united nations security council resolutions. it also said that north korea had acted in defiance of the international community but it stressed again and again the only way to resolve this is through dialogue. its message, i think, to the outside world is this. you know, north korea basically is the only country that will talk to us. so you have to give us more time to work with north korea. now, of

christine lagarde of the imf said china express no intention to devalue their there is a great deal ofnterest in what the chinese are doing with their currency, isn't there? whether this is a point of tension that will at some point have to break. you think it will have to be a big devaluation of the chinese currency? >> i hope not. , peoplepened in august read it as, hang on, do they really do that? anna: in terms of the losses, there are expanding. you have emerging-market currencies slipping. had you look at the world between developed markets in terms of exposure. we haven't added any new money to emerging markets. the story looks great from the top of the underperformance of the emerging markets worries us. it will not be until we see a real stabilization of across-the-board. i have taken that out to five years. that makes it even more tragic. save yout that would if stability comes? relativei look at the performance of the emerging markets. some stability and perhaps reaches three months of relative highs, then i would say it is time to buy. there has been no sign of that for mon

so beyond china's expression of regret for north korea's launch, will that actually translate into anyof action here? george, the statement goes on to say that china is calling for calm and restraint from all parties involved throughout the international community, and china is reiterating its stance here that they believe that the best path forward in terms of forcing some cooperation from north korea is through dialogue and negotiations. that is clearly a point that is directly addressed to the u.s. they are saying that pyongyang has continued with these provocations in order to get the attention of the u.s. china is advising that the u.s. needs to be in talks with north korea, that that would be more effective in their position than china going further with economic sanctions which are clearly a risk china perceives. george? >> indeed. alexandra field live from beijing. thank you very much. and reaction from around the world has been sharp. south korea's president park is pledging to protect her citizens saying the following, "we don't know when north korea is going to do another pr

this, as china is expressing concern about the possibility of an american missile defense system deployment to the south. >> the government will take strong and effective measures to the north to come to the bone numbing realization that it will speed up the collapse of the regime. kayla: the president is defending the closing of jointly run industrial complex in the north, shut down during north korea's rocket launch which was widely seen as a ballistic missile test. increased measures include talks on deploying american missile defense system in the south. congress voted to ramp up sanctions next week. bill: the second day of the association of the southeast nation summit is focusing on and united front on maritime disputes with china. the president says they are committed to upholding international law. >> i reiterated that the united states will continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows. and we will support the right of all countries to do the same. we will continue to help our allies and partners strengthen maritime capabilities and discussed how any disputes

this, as china is expressing concern about the possibility of an american missile defense system deployment to the south. >> the government will take strong and effective measures to the north to come to the bone numbing realization that it will speed up the collapse of the regime. kayla: the president is defending the closing of jointly run industrial complex in the north, shut down during north korea's rocket launch which was widely seen as a ballistic missile test. increased measures include talks on deploying american missile defense system in the south. congress voted to ramp up sanctions next week. bill: the second day of the association of the southeast nation summit is focusing on and united front on maritime disputes with china. the president says they are committed to upholding international law. >> i reiterated that the united states will continue to fly, sail and operate wherever international law allows. and we will support the right of all countries to do the same. we will continue to help our allies and partners strengthen maritime capabilities and discussed how any disputes

china. russian leaders have expressed opposition. >>> japan's has faced off with his predecessor in a rare debate. shinzo abe and noda discussed reforms they promised years ago that triggered the transition of power and abe pledged to cut seats sooner than proposed. a similar scene played out in 2012, the same two faces, but in opposite positions. >> i want you to promise here in public we will carry out a reduction in the number of lower house seats by the end of the 2013 ordinary session. if you promise to do this, i will dissolve the lower house on november 16th. >> he said it. he will dissolve the lower house on the 16th. that is a promise. that's a promise. >> in that year's election, they handed the liberal democrats a newmanidate, sending the democrats into opposition and later he cut five lower house seats to address the disparity in the vote value. that was not enough in the supreme court. they ruled disparity was in a state of unconstitutionality. on friday, he confronted abe. >> i kept my promise to dissolve the lower house, however the reduction you promised in the number of lower hou

even china has expressed regret over the launch. south korea and the u.s.g by talking about one of the most advance missile defense system also against north korea. >>> officers were pursuing a car in san francisco after it was doing donuts. the officers called off the chase and the car slammed into a taxi, one person died after being thrown from the vehicle, two others burned to death inside the car. no one inside the taxi was injured. >>> police in alabama say a 3-year-old boy shot and killed his 9-year-old sister. the boy found a loaded gun on the night stand in his grandparents home. the girl died at the hospital from a gunshot injury to her head. the grandfather left the gun on the night stand not knowing his grandchildren were coming over. >>> it could be several weeks before we know what caused a huge crane that collapsed and killed a man in matt had an -- man manhattan. the 3565-foot long crane came crashing on to the street on friday morning as crews were trying to lower it during strong wind. cell phone video caught the moment the crane toppled an

even china, north korea's only major ally, expressed regret that north korea chose to, quote, "disregardthe opposition of the international community." in taiwan, the death toll from yesterday's strong, pre-dawn, earthquake has risen to at least 26 people. rescuers continue to search for survivors in the collapse of a 17-floor apartment building in the city of tiwan. 170 people have been rescued there. officials say more than 100 people remain unaccounted for. many are believed to be trapped inside the remains of the building. the united arab emirates said today it would be prepared to send its soldiers into syria to help battle islamic state militants if the u.s.-led coalition decides to deploy ground troops in that fight. the u.a.e. has a military of some 75,000, including a modern air force. but the foreign minister said any u.a.e. deployment would be relatively small. and only a few days ago, saudi arabia said it would also be willing to provide ground troops to the fight against isis if asked. >> on the eve of tonight's super bowl the nfl named eight new members to its hall of fame.

and china, north korea's main ally, expressed regret. nearly two days after a powerful earthquake, rescuers in taiwan are searching for people trapped in collapsed buildings there. in taiwan, officials say 18 people are dead and 132 people are still inside of they destroyed apartment block. >> deep in the debris of this apartment building, rescuers here a little boy crying. trapped for more than 12 hours, they finally pull him to safety. this young girl was brought out barefoot, still in her pajamas. babies, children and their mothers. rescued from what was once home to hundreds. the predawn earthquake brought the 17 story apartment building to the ground while most were still sleeping. you can see it crumbling in the surveillance video and then a first of dust and debris. the walls fell and then the bed fell, this man says. across the city of 2 million, buildings are tilting. cars crushed and cut in half. it was shallow, causing more damage. we spoke to kate lao schaffner. >> by seven -year-old was in a different room and we could hear

china north korea's main ally expressed regrets over the launch. south korea and the u.s.s. -- us are talking about launching the missile defense system. >>> we talk about the best and worst wedding location. >>> taking a live look at sky6 live hd at spring mountain, meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast which include a little snow when "action news" continues. >>> so glad you stayed with us, a handful of national guard troops are home from overseas. hundreds turned out at the army aviation support facility in new castle to welcome home the 8 members of detachment 7 operational support air agency. they were carrying out operations for operation freedom on the horn africa. >>> it's nice out there today. >> reporter: the month opened in the 50s and 60s, that's coming to an end. there's the view as we look at the commodor barry bridge down in delaware county. it's a nice afternoon, it's on the mild side we have more in the way of clouds than perceives expected, but all in all, not too bad. the sun is shining

china for 2016. essentially, i don't know these guys ever sleep, but i would imagine that's their way of expressing a negative view of china's economic growth. i guess they're saying relative boost growth in the long term, that he will have to weaken the currency. i think the chinese probably want to keep it relatively stable versus their trading partners because they have moved across that. with the dollar. but it could certainly be the case that we have more chinese weakness through the course of the year. >> charlie, you look at the declines, once again today, after the index closed 20% just in january. is it too early to call a bottom, and does this raise a question when the it will come in? >> you have to wonder what they're talking about. the stock market dominated 99.5% by retail investors. i think the thing is not to look at day-to-day volume difficult. i thin that's relatively futile. what investors realize to stop looking for it. shanghai you might get stability. i think what you look to look at what the economy is doing. the pmi this morning is under 50. so manufacturing is relatively weak

. >> we must continue to urge china to close the border for goods that should not cross over. >> sherman expressed understanding of beijing's position. she said the leaders are concerned about the potential collapse against north korea and that's why they're reluctant to use all their leverage. china's foreign minister pyongyang should pay a price, but caution over tough sanctions. >> countries should not give up on resuming dialogue with north korea. china proposes an idea to realize the denukezation of the korean peninsula and to create a peace mechanism at the same time. >> the peace mechanism wang mentioned is that the korean war disarmament should be replaced with a peace treaty as requested by pyongyang. >>> officials at the world health organization have launched a global emergency to combat the spread of zika virus. it will cost $56 million. the money will be used to improve mosquito control, develop medical care, and study lynx with microcephaly. babies can be born with smaller heads. the virus may be linked with guillain-barre syndrome, which can cause paralysis. they're often mild in th

voice was expressed. while china won support for its targets.hina did manage to come here ver the recent market's g-20 meeting. and the year ahead from the economy on education. china's finance minister has signaled that more fiscal support is on the way. the finance minister will present his third budget this afternoon and his advisers say 3/4. l 7 to 7 government workers expected to be announced to shore up infrastructure. owered by over 2,00 around the world this bloomberg news. the g-20 finance ministers talks. there is a commitment to something. when you talk about economics and growth, there is something called straurl reform. david has more. david: if i had a dollar for ery time the term structural reform was mentioned, i would be much more than the collective net worth at the g-20. that's a joke. whenever we have meetings, you have to talk about the short-term, medium term and longer term and let me talk about the communication from the g-20. or six times. potential growth and make our economy more innovative, more flexible and more resi

about whether or should support the initiative with china coming into the world trade organization, we found the 92% who didn't.e had 92% who we expressed an opinion. , the word china or the country china, that might have triggered some kind of gut reaction. but an actual question that dealt with china's trade, how much trade it they do, this is evidence of it, i am sure that you would find 90% of people unengaged. people have lives to lead. that is why we elect representatives spirit i do not fault the american paul -- public to be unengaged on a lot of issues. i do not have the time to keep up with it. and i do know that many times, representatives , we have this very complicated question and we say, how will you answer it? we have to admit, we've no idea ourselves. we were probably as well informed as any of the general public given the fact that we are asking questions about the news and talking to news reporters, yet we cannot answer some of our own questions. occasionally, that would happen. and so that comes back to the notion, i would never describe the american public as ignorant. i would say, we need to make a distinction for

japanese officials say she expressed a desire to visit japan soon. communi china had close relations with the former military government. two suspects in the deadly bombing of a bangkok shrine, the lawyer for one of them claims his client was tortured to get him to confess. mohammed and riley yusef, explode bombs and commit premed dated murder. ethnic weakers from china. the attack on august 17th killed 20 people and injured more than 120. no progress has been announced in the hunt for 15 other suspects thai police believe a smuggling ring escape in china and get to turkey through thailand was involved in the blast. >>> bamboo is one of the world's most versatile materials. intricate as a woven basket. the work comes from the city of bedpo. what's being done to train a new generation of r artsans. >> bamboo is nature's paradox. bamboo is responsible for all of these works. bamboo art is in the united states and europe. american visitors took a tour of beppu, expressly for the purpose of buying objects made of bamboo. people working in the industry have come up wit

china sea, and you would have to believe in a flat earth to think otherwise. >> reporter: after meeting with u.s. secretary of state john kerry his chinese counterpart deflected questions about his country's intentions. he expressede that u.s. military flights and navy patrols would be halted. >> translator: china, the united states, and the asian countries have all committed to non-militarization. we hope the parties will work together in the same direction. >> reporter: the chinese have raised concerns about u.s. pollties in south korea. missile tests in defiance of u.n. resolutions have spurred talks of installing a missile shield in south korea. in that prospect has upset china. and expect a formal announcement at the start of missile talks with seoul was delayed while wang met with kerr rer. kerry says the system would be a response to north korean threats against the u.s. >> we have stated openly, publicly, and clearly what the conditions are for not having to consider its deployment. and that would be the denuclearization. that's all. china's foreign minister made no mention of the missile issue. neither official indicated what stricter measures might sway the north korean government from its current cours

in my meetings with china's ambassador swa here in washington, d.c., i've expressed to him that china can and must do more. i've tried to impress upon him that a nuclear armed north korea with ever increasing weapons is not in china's security interest. mr. president, the united states can't sit in silence in the face of north korea's ever-advancing nuclear and missile programs. for some, iran has been a big threat. for me, reading the intelligence and seeing the progress over the years of north korea's nuclear arsenal, i believe north korea is a very serious threat to the well-being of this country, and we must protect and reassure our allies in the region. that may include placing more advanced missile defenses both at south korea and japan as well as closer trilateral military cooperation with these countries. the fact that the north korean government has resisted international overtures and condemnation leaves us little choice. so, mr. president, i come here today to support the north korea sanctions and policy enforcement act of 2016. this bill will impose mandatory sanctions aga

china's military of foreign affairs. good to have you with us. while we are on air. i'd like to read this to you as well as our viewers. russian foreign ministers expressed concern over north korea's planned satellite launch. given your connections and understanding of authorities in china, how much concern is there that the region may be slipping into confrontation now japan warns it will shoot down north korean rockets? >> well, the announced launch of the satellite is a cause of concern for all countries in this part of the world. commina has been consistent -- china has been consistent in its position of fighting with the nuclear weapons, and repeatedly expressed its position and made it known to d.p.r.k. and other countries in this part of the world, to support the united nations security council resolution in calling for a halt for all these provocative acts on the part of t p.r. k, and hopefully will call been d.p.r.k. to continue with a launch of the satellite. the korean peninsula does not need cause for greater instability and threat. and i would say that the complete denuclearization on the korean peninsula should be the ultimate call, and cou

china. it has been carved there for more than 2,000 years, expressing many core chinese cultural and traditional values. knights: i think in some cases, people are speculating that ivory is almost like a currency that they can invest in for the future. alie: you walk through beijing and in some of the stores you see ivory mantelpiece, exquisite carvings going for like 50,000 u.s. dollars, 60,000 u.s. dollars. knights: but in addition to that, you have things like chopsticks, bangles that people wear, small carved items. all these things are made from ivory, and unfortunately they are still in popular demand in china. roberts: the united states of america is probably the number two destination for illegal ivory after china. narrator: europe, vietnam, thailand, malaysia, and the philippines also have substantial illegal ivory markets. knights: ivory has been used in the same way that blood diamonds has been used in west africa. it's been used by insurgent and militant groups as a source of financing. narrator: one group cashing in on illicit ivory is joseph kony's lord's resistance army, or lra, w

she expressed confidence in the economy's continued growth but warned weakness in the global economy, tackle china and slow the fed's plan to raise interest rates. >>> sears holdings, a corporate parent of sears and kmart stores are speeding up plans to close 50 stores nationwide. most are kmart and they are expected to close the next few months. >>> the electronic automaker tesla says it lost $320 million in the fourth quarter. so that is more than double the same quarter a year ago in tesla's 11th straight quarterly loss. but tesla stock rose 9% in after-hours trading. on news that production on of its lower priced model 3 sedan remains on schedule. >>> youtube unveiled its first round of original programming to be seen on youtube red. members pay a month subscription for the monthly program and it skips ads and comes with a streaming music service. movie starring littlesy sing and cutie pie and two other movies. >>> a survey from netflix on sharing and relationships. netflix questioned 18 to 39-year-olds. 1% said sharing netflix account with their partners was a very big step twars a serious re

neighborhood but yet china continues to provide the food industry will is the international protection to sustain his government. in my meetings here in washington d.c. i have expressed to allow him that china neck can and must do more trying to repress upon him that a nuclear-armed north korea is not in the security interest. mr. president we cannot sit in silence of the ever advancing nuclear programs and for some iran has been a big threat but for me reading the intelligence to see the progress over the years. >> for the well-being of this country. >> we must cover our allies to include placing more advanced and missile defense over south korea in japan with a trilateral military to resisted overtures. bettis. but this legislation alone will not seek. but mr. chairman thank you for your committee this is revolutionary intend to support its did die yield of back? >> mr. president i want to take one moment to a thank the senator who knows so much about the intelligence and suspend their great deal of for a senate career to make sure that she does. and we probably love her as any senator hear she has been involved with meetings and discussions and has led the senate

remember in the mcarthur hearings general bradley at one time used an expression with reference to a land war in asia, particularly in china, which he said it would be the wrong war in the wrong place at the wrong time. you hold somewhat to that view, i take it. >> i will speak for myself, sir. i think he was referring to a war coming out of ventureia. we're involved in southeast asia right now. our young men are doing a splendid job now. i don't think they've done a better job from the outset and they've done a fine job. we must give them the best support we could. i couldn't quite agree with that as general bradley once expressed it. >> you do point out in your article though that we're going to have a war with red china, it ought to be in the manturia area rather than the southern area. >> to be very objective in a military sense about this as an adviser if i were called upon advice to my people, i would say if china brings upon herself a global war, the place to fight her is not in southeast asia, the place to fight her is where you can take away the real heart of her war-making capacity, the roar of china, this is the

expressed hope that u.s. military flights appeared navy patrols would be halted. >> translation: china, the u.s.and the asean countries have committed to non-militaryisation. i hope the parties will work together in the same direction >> reporter: the china has raised similar concerns. tests in defiance of u.n. resolutions have spurred talks over installing an american high altitude thaad ballistic missile shield in south korea. that has upset china. it has warned that some deployment could destroy its relations with south korea. an expected formal announcement at the start of talks with the seoul government were delayed while wanting met with kerry. kerry said the thaad system would be a response to north korean threats against the u.s. >> we have stated publicly, openly and clearly what the conditions are for not having to consider its deployment. that would be the denuclearisation. that's all. >> reporter: the chinese foreign minister made no mention of the missile. he and kerry say they were close to adopting sanctions against the communist state, but neither official indicated what measures