liu's first time back on the ice. the home ice is a big deal. nbc bay area's garvin thomas is there in oakland for us and we think she might be on the ice now. what do you have for us, garvin? >> reporter: oh, you gave away the secret, raj. yes, it was on this very ice, she was 5 years old, alysa liu's dad took her here to a learn how to skate program. eight years later, not only is she national champion, she's still on the ice as we speak. she is on top of the skating world right now. and she looks like she's loving it. home is supposed to feel like a familiar place. when 13-year-old alysa liu stepped on her home ice in oakland this morning, things were not the same as they used to be. last time liu was here, a dozen cameras didn't follow her every move on and off the ice, but that's -- the best your sport has ever known. >> i was super happy. i was super excited. i was like, oh my gosh, my life is going to change now. >> reporter: still even liu didn't know just how big her win would be. not just her age, but being the first american woman to

says, she will now spend says, she will liu (pam) liu says, she will now spend some time working onkills and developing new routines. she also says she would love to compete in the olympics. still ahead tonight at six... pieces of african american art history ... leaving a lasting legacy from the days of slavery .. in today's hidden history.. we are learning more about the africans who were brought to america on one of the last two slave ships. even though they are long gone, those slaves have had an important impact on the world of art. dee griffin shares their story. now calm and serene.. the savannah river was once a bustling, active route for importing and exporting goods in the river region.but it's pr includes a perilous period that changed lives and later influenced a segment of art culture. the slave trade had been abolished in 1807 and really took effect in 1808. but, this was 50 years later in december 1858. (áávoáá) about 400 slaves were brought to georgia on a schooner called "the wanderer."small boats were hired to take slaves up the savannah river. 200 were taken throu

. >> vice premier liu is close to xi jinping but he alone would not have the ability in my opinion to make a commitment unless he had already cleared it with xi jinping. my guess is they were hot on the phones with what would happen in a few minutes. >> when we were together a few years ago after the current president of china took over, you said this person is different. he is a different kind of leader he is the most powerful leader of china since mao does he have the, not the power to make a deal, but the power to not make a deal and run out the clock on president trump >> yes, he does. there are two reasons. first of all, he does not have any political opposition within the country and he literally could be the head of china for the next, let's say 20 years secondly and more importantly, xi is a guy who has a focus on the long-term interests of china and if you look at the u.s. political system, literally, within the next six months, the u.s. is going to have to decide one way or the other what it does with china. xi has enough power, political, economic, and within the bureaucrac

liu he. it is a interesting meeting to watch. both are delicately doing this dance, they are closer than ever. things look wonderful. president xi xinping will come most likely as president trump said to mar-a-lago for a meeting to get us over the finish line, which is one week from today. if there is no firm deal, and it appears there are too many hurdles to overcome, $200 billion worth of chinese goods will have tariffs raised from 10% on them currently to 25% and that could cause all kind of issues. charlie gasparino, in last couple seconds we're here. we're watching markets climb up to session highs. >> this is really not much news. it was a lot of, what do you think, mr. wilbur ross, look, larry kudlow is here. i don't think we got much out of this. markets are essentially saying that. liz: climbing up to session highs. >> a little bit. we're in a trade war. there is nothing new here, i would be, i would be telling do not trade off stuff like this. liz: trade is holding the leash of the markets. [closing bell rigs] maybe the

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we know this idea that will happen today between liu he and president trump.resee as being possibly the way it plays out the next step. >> there's a week between now and march 1st, dom, but there's less time than that for the high level officials. president trump will be going to vietnam to meet with north korea's kim jong un next week certainly that would need to happen in the next few days if he is going to sign off. is he the only witness he will get grilled. he will need to have answers some of the loose ends will need to be tied up. then, finally accident importers who are trying to figure out what their trade and what their goods orders look like in the next week. they need to have some clarity by tuesday otherwise, there will be ships on the water that are arriving from the shores of the u.s. or china, and unclear what the price will be once they arrive there. >> lots of stuff on the agenda a lot of it, of course, hinging on whether or not we can meet this march 1st trade deadline deal thank you so much, kayla, live in washington d.c. zoo heard kayla's

. >>> last week, a native alysa liu became the youngest u.s. ladies skating champion in history and the second person in the world to land three triple axel's. >> it all started right here in the downtown oakland ice center where a five year old girl and her father came to public sessions. neither one had skated before. eight years later, she is united states' ladies national figure skating champion. at 13 years old. alysa liu is the youngest skater in history to win the national title. today, on her home ice, she is skating a light workout, keeping energy up, enjoying being back home with her young friends. she is poised, modest and polite . >> thank you remake the season is over? >> i'm going to practice everything improve my jump spin technique, everything. >> have they called you? >> they asked if they could sponsor me, my death. i don't know what he said but hopefully he said yes. >> alicia's coach was the skating instructor at the first public session, years ago the two have a tight bond. >> a strong connection. in a way i am like a mothe

only a few women have pulled it off, and nonas young as alysa liu.er this year the 13-year-old became the youngest ever women's champion. the bbc visited the skating star in oakland, california, where alysa gave us tips for success. alysa: hi, i am alysa liu. i 13 years old and i'm the am youngest lady to land the triple axel. alysa: she came up to me at the national and said how records were meant to be broken and how she said she was so happy i broke the record. tip number one is probably slow. you have a lot of look very grateful on the ice. i would say slow speed is most important, because those skills matter a lot. second tip is very small. it is to know how to stop. stopping is pretty important in skating. you always learn -- every single person learns to stop. third tip is jump. you have to know how to jump correctly, look pretty and stuff. i would say jumps are one of the most important things to know. i think that is also what d kes a very gater. tip number four, you have to know how to spin, especially if you do it fast. you get a lot of po

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is set president trump to meet with china's vice premier liu he.evin cirilli is at the white house. will there be a joint statement, kevin? kevin: we don't know. trump during these meetings typically does have an interaction with reporters. it is just one week before the tariff increase on march 1. the idea is to potentially delay on $267ff increase, 25% million worth of chinese imports. all of this comes following intense negotiations with the chinese vice premier and treasury secretary steve mnuchin as well as the trade representative. they are talking intellectual property, and the business community and the sources i talked with want to know that whatever agreement is ultimately decided, how will it be enforced. she enforcement mechanisms are becoming a potential sticking point. guy: we saw the president tweeting about 5g and 6g. take that as a signal that the chinese and americans are reaching some sort of rapprochement regarding huawei? kevin: i think so. president trump has been at times aggressive and at times more soothing. this comes at a

last friday, alysa liu was crowned the 2019 u.s. ladies figure skating champion. at just 13 -years of age, she is the youngest female to win that title. she was also the first female was also the first female skater to land three- triple axels at the u.s. championships and only the second person in the world to accomplish that feat. this afternoon, she worked in some practice time in oakland... and also spoke to the media about her whirlwind week since winning the championship. (pam) liu says, she will now spend some time working on her skills and developing new routines. she also says, she would love to compete in the olympics. toss sports.. the warriors did score one victory today, klay thompson victory today, score one warriors did score one victory today, klay thompson joining steph curry and kevin durant on the all-star roster. but he'd miss tonight's game against the 76ers... and they sure could have used him. --demarcus cousins in his first home game as a war

please keep coming on our show, congressman ted liu of california. by the way, thank you so much for you, and also i think you're going to stick -- the panel is going to stick -- everybody else stays with us. coming up, the democratic response. stacey abrams says families hopes are being crushed by republican leadership. is that the message democrats will carry into 2020? president trump talked about building new coalitions and healing old wounds. those words ring pretty hollow coming on the same day he called chuck schumer a nasty s.o.b. and actually mocked the late senator john mccain, said he couldn't sell books. what's the point of talking like that? much more after the break. does your customers connecting to the wifi ever slow down your business? yes, it does slow things down. aggravating. it's a nightmare. so our gig-speed network is fast. and we go beyond fast by making it easy to create separate networks for your business and your customers and even control how much bandwidth each of those gets. so your business won't miss a beat. this is a

how close are robert lighthizer and his chinese counterpart liu he to a photo finish as the march 1st tariff deadline looms. >>> could the race to super-fast 5g networks be the real trade talk spoiler? one of the nation's top minds on trade is here on tech versus tariffs. >>> from trade wars to the specter of real war, russia's vladimir putin looking to the history books as he launches a new verbal assault on the u.s. and its allies. his latest threat he just made in the last 24 hours. >>> tesla just got cut from the exclusive club it had worked so hard to join, and charlie breaks it on the government's last roll of the dice in its battle against at & t. less than an hour to the closing bell. stocks are moving down. let's start the "countdown." liz: breaking news. we are waiting to hear what bail will be set at for actor and musician jussie smollett. we need to tell you that right now he's behind closed doors at this hearing. this after three weeks of claiming he was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack. we know prosecutors are now charging smollett with multiple felonies incl

please keep coming on our show, congressman ted liu of california. by the way, thank you so much for you, and also i think you're going to stick -- the panel is going to stick -- everybody else stays with us. coming up, the democratic response. stacey abrams says families hopes are being crushed by republican leadership. is that the message democrats will carry into 2020? president trump talked about building new coalitions and healing old wounds. those words ring pretty hollow coming on the same day he called chuck schumer a nasty s.o.b. and actually mocked the late senator john mccain, said he couldn't sell books. what's the point of talking like that? much more after the break. '' retirement. oh, don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... ...dealing with today's expenses... ...like college... ...while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay... without me? um... and when we knock out this wall... imagine the closet space. yes! oh hey, son. yeah, i think they'll be fine. voya. helping you to and through ret

back injanuary, i caught up with the firm's boss, bill liu, and asked him how he'd managed to beat thesamsung and lg to create the world's first bendable phone. we focused on the flex release phase because it's so hard, so difficult to make it happen. from a technology innovation point of view, you have to do a lot of innovations from the fundamental materials, process, device designs, certain design and then later product design so that is why we invested $1.7 billion in shenzhen, china, to build up the 4.5 million square feet production facility for the mass production of the flexpai. i'd love to know whether the main problems is the fact that the connections break or the main problem is that you can't get the colours right on the bendy or obviously you need a replacement glass, you can't have glass. the most challenging part is you have to manufacture millions of transistors, tiny circuits on top of the super thin flexible film, and the film is only several micrometres. it is thinner than our hair diameter, and it has to be very, very precise position. at the moment, the royole flex

trump is planning to hold one—on—one talks later today with china's chief negotiator — vice premier liu could be a sign progress is being made. a truce between the two sides expires a week today on march 1st. if there's no deal by then, washington has threatened to more than double import tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods — from 10% to 25%. so are they any closer to a deal? well — possibly. it's being reported the two sides have drawn up documents — memoranda of understanding — on six of the most controversial areas. forced technology transfer — where us firms are made to share their know—how with chinese partners. alleged cyber—theft of data by china. and the protection of intellectual property. also covered is the service sector, currency exchange rates and agriculture. as well as so—called non tariff barriers to trade — state subsidies, rules and regulations that effectively keep us goods out of china. it's also reported that negotiators are looking at a list of american goods that china can buy more of — from soy beans to semiconductors — make trade more even. china's t

last friday alysa liu was crowned the 2019 u.s. ladies figure skating champion. at just 13 - years of age she is the youngest female to win that title. she was also the first female skater to land three- triple axels at the u.s. championships and only the second person in the world to accomplish that feat. this afternoon, she worked practiced in oakland... and also spoke to reporters about her whirlwind week since winning the championship.(ken) liu says, she will now spend some time working on her skills and developing new routines. she also says she would love to compete in the olympics. still ahead at 8 an aircraft disappears in alaska. the frantic search for the plane and the people on board. plus. the reason young children are being told .... toothpaste could be ruining their teeth. have you dumped your new year's resolutions already? the reason eating breakfast may not be helping you keep them. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 36

.>( robin ) liu says... she will now spend some time working on her skills and developing new routines. she also says... she would love to compete in the olympics. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... a medical breakthrough for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.... the product researcher say can help ease treatment. ( robin ) we're tracking the storm... here's a look at the radar. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. a stormy evening ahead of us with strong winds and heavy rains into friday afternoon, evening and eventually into saturday morning. skies will remain primarily cloudy through the day with a few scattered sprinkles to start the day before heavier rain settles in. high temperatures will be just a little cooler in the upper 50's and low 60's. low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) a ne

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congressman liu, what is going on? why are republicans like john thune of south dakota and roy blunt of missouri, regular republicans, the first time we're seeing them say to the president you're off base, pay attention to the intelligence community and stop fighting them. >> thank you chris for your question. today is thursday that means donald trump is lying again. they were not lying, it's all on videotape. you see republicans going against the president because we rely on facts or intelligence community or our department of defense, we innovate, we have a strong military, strong intelligence community because we rely on facts and the president does not. >> i know you're a democrat and proud to be so but do you think it might be that the republican party exists for a reason. they have a long stretch of years during the world war where they're proud of being the hard-line party on foreign affairs and defense. they took pride in that. they weren't the ones that was loosy goosy about the threats around the world. they

lyanne melendez caught up with her today. >> alysa liu has maintained a consistent daily routine forife. she began skating when she was 5. it was in a beginner's class with laura at the oakland ice center. here is how on the ice. >> she was fast. she barely fell at all. she had good balance and had a ton of fun. >> they have been together for the past eight years. seen here in 1995, also competed in the u.s. championships. >> i love this sport, and i just wanted to pass on my knowledge and do the best that i can to help guide her and coach her. >> last sunday, the 13-year-old received the glory every skater thrives for. >> attempting a triple axle. and she opens with it right here. >> only two have landed it at a u.s. national. >> and she is the youngest to do it. >> right before you went on the ice, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i have to do a clean program. i want to do a clean program. and that's all i'm here for. >> the national transition would be for her to go to the world junior championships, except that she's too young to compete. so now her focus is on training,

i will talk about the breaking news with ted liu and our correspondents and specialists are standing by. first let's go to manu raju on capitol hill for us tonight. it's a rare public split between the chairman and the vice-chairman of the really important committee. what's the latest? >> reporter: for two years, this committee has been investigating russian interfeesference into russia. one issue that has been a partisan split that has mostly occurred behind closed doors has been about whether or not there was collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. in recent weeks, richard burr, the chairman, has gone public and said what he has seen is no evidence that suggests there's any collusion whatsoever. that's given the president fodder on the campaign trail. saying there's no collusion whatsoever between the campaign and the russians. he is facing some significant pushback from the vice-chairman, mark warner, who says he significantly rejects that conclusion. earlier today, richard burr was asked directly whether his comments exonerate the president in any way. >> i'm not s

now add another name, alysa liu. last weekend at the age of 13, he became the youngest u.s.s championter: alysa liu h maintained a consistent daily routine for most of her life. she began skating when she was 5. it was in a beginners' class with laura la petsie at the ice center. here's how alysa's dad describes her first time on the ice. >> she was fast and barely fell at all. so, she had good balance and was just having a ton of fun. >> reporter: they have been together for the past eight years. lapetski, seen here in 1995, also competed in the u.s. championships. >> i love this sport and i just wanted to pass on my knowledge and do the best that i can to help guide her and coach her. >> reporter: last sunday, the 13-year-old received the glory every skater strives for. >> attempting a triple axel, and she opens with it right here. >> only two have landed it at a u.s. nationals. >> fantastic. >> and she's the youngest to do it! >> right before you went on the ice, what were you thinking? >> i was thinking i have to do a clean program, i want to do a clean program and that'

. >> reporter: the woman drove off without paying, but liu was still in pursuit of justice.irst showing the video with police , then to radical on book. >> my mom drives down the block all the time. i mean i don't want anything like that to happen to her all the time. a lot of people, because they don't speak english, they might be compelled to give them some money to go away. >> reporter: the video has been viewed tens of thousands of times and a couple of days. police say they are looking into it. liu says he has nothing the pedestrian before him up but he had heard of scams like this in other countries. he suggests buying one of these for yourself. if you don't? >> hopefully the person in back of you have got your back. >> reporter: foxnews. >>> an early valentines gift for some of our feathery friends here in the bay area. the california academy of sciences served up a special treat today in san francisco . dozens of people gathered to watch as some african penguins received heart-shaped valentines for their nests. traditionally, the male penguins grab the heart and take

now add another name, alysa liu. last weekend at the age of 13, she became the youngest u.s.ies champion in history. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez caught up with her. >> reporter: alysa liu has maintained a consistent daily routine for most of her life. she began skating when she was 5, in a beginners class with laura lepetsky at the oakland ice center. here's how alysa's dad describes her first time on the ice. >> she was ice. she barely fell at all. so, she had good balance and she was just having a ton of fun. >> reporter: they have been together for the past eight years. lepetsky, seen here in 1995, also competed in the u.s. championships. >> i love the sport, and i just wanted to pass on my knowledge and do the best that i can to help guide her and coach her. >> reporter: last sunday, the 13-year-old received the glory every skater strives for. >> attempting a triple axel, and she opens with it right here. >> only two have landed it at a u.s. nationals. >> fantastic. >> and she's the youngest to do it! >> right before you went on the ice, what were you thinking? >>

back injanuary, i caught up with the firm's boss, bill liu, and asked him how he'd managed to beat thed lg to create the world's first bendable phone. we focused on the flexible display because it's so hard, it's so difficult to make it happen. from the technology innovation point of view, you have to do a lot of innovations from the fundamental materials, process, device designs, circuit design, and then later product design, so that's why we invested $1.7 billion in shenzhen, china, to build up the 11.5 million square feet production facility for the mass production of the display. but i'd love to know whether the main problems are the fact that the connections break or the main problem is that you can't get the colours right on the bendy bit as the other bit, or obviously you need a replacement for glass — you can't have glass. the most challenging part is you have to manufacture millions of transistors, tiny circuits on top of the super thin flexible film, and the film is only several micrometres. it's thinner than our hair diameter, and it has to be very, very precise positioning.

trump is planning to hold one—on—one talks later today with china's chief negotiator — vice premier liuhris southworth is secretary—general of the international chambers of commerce here in the uk. ali closer to deal? don't know. there are only ten days to go. what we do know is the impact is affecting the uk. there are a number of issues. green emissions targets and so on. the cost of steel is definitely playing into that. that has an impact on jobs. all those car industries are based on the poorest areas in the uk. that is the key point. we need a solution quickly. we need to underpin the multilateral system. we need these big countries, big economies to really play by the rules. the noises coming out of both beijing and washington seemed to be positive, around finding some sort of common ground on this. we understand that some memoranda of understanding have been reached on some of the key issues but it's a lwa ys some of the key issues but it's always the case, isn't it, but the last 5% of all this is the hardest? there are serious issues at stake here. we need a resolution quickly.

check out alysa liu.. the 13 year old richmond girl just became the youngest ever to win the u.s.home ice in oakland after a whirlwind tour that took her from 3 triple axles to the gold medal stage to morning and late night tv.. she stands at 4' 7? and needed help to climb onto the 2-foot tall podium where she got her gold medal which she promptly gave to her dad because she said he deserves it for all his support.. taking her to the rink every day. (ácomm

check out alysa liu.. the 13 year old richmond girl just became the youngest ever to win the u.s.to her home ice in oakland after a whirlwind tour that took her from 3 triple axles to the gold medal stage to morning and late night tv.. she stands at 4' 7? and needed help to climb onto the 2-foot tall podium where she got her gold medal which she promptly gave to her dad because she said he deserves it for all his support.. taking her to the rink every day.

he and us trade representative robert lighthizer had "productive meetings" with china's vice premier liuays of high—level trade talks in beijing aimed at resolving the two countries' trade war — so far, the us has imposed import tariffs on $250 billion worth of chinese goods. on thursday after president donald trump suggested he may extend his march one deadline for china to make significant concessions on trade if enough progress was made this week in beijing. linda yueh, economist and author of the great economists is in hong kong. good to see you. any idea about what has emerged from these talks, any progress? there is limited progress. there has been a report the talks have been like pulling teeth, i am afraid. it shows the distance that still exists between the chinese and the americans. the americans are keen on two things and they are big things. one is for china to transfer intellectual property and stop subsidising its companies. those are issues the chinese are, i think relu cta nt to issues the chinese are, i think reluctant to give way on because they view those as internal m

. >>> "the san francisco chronicle" says 13-year-old alysa liu is back home in oakland after becoming the youngest person to ever win a u.s. figure-skating championship. she won the championship last weekend in deroit. she's so young, she isn't eligible to skate in the world championships for the next three years. she has her sights set on the 2022 winter olympics in beijing when she will be 16. >>> and "reuters" reports beyonce and jay-z are offering fans a chance to win free tickets for life to their concerts if they adopt a vegan diet for a month. beyonce announced the contest to her 123 million instagram followers in support of the greenprint project which encourages people to reduce their environmental footprint by eating plant-based meals. beyonce pledged to eat plant-based breakfasts and go meatless on mondays. jay-z is promising to eat two plant-based meals a day. >>> still to come, spicing up the candy aisle. m&m rolls out international flavors that may become the next big thing. big ching. are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a m

says liu he in the oval office so optimistic rhetoric on the chinese trade negotiations president askedy reporters in the room about the prostitution charges including robert kraft of the new england patriots. he says i'm surprised to see it. he has denied it that will get attention, as well, guys. >> eamon, for the trade talks ongoing, been in there over half an hour. the tone between the both sides, very warm and does suggest now that these likely comments of a deal happening are accurate. >> reporter: yeah. when you see liu he say the chinese side is ready, that seems like a favorable indication all the rhetoric seems positive. this is the way the white house would have wanted this meeting to go with an elaborate presentation of a letter from xi jinping to the president of the united states. the president enjoying letters as a tool of diplomacy over the past several months with a number of foreign counterparts and bodes well the trick is that the devil is in the details with these things and whether they can get the deal over the top is another question entirely. we' we'll wait to se

president trump has met with the chinese vice premier liu he in the oval office at the end of two daystrade talks. the us trade representative said that substantial progress has been made in solving the ongoing trade war between the world's two largest economies. mr trump said that no deal would be made until he meets with the chinese leader xi jinping later in the year but that relations have never been better. i think the relationship that we have right now with china has never been so advanced. i don't think it's ever been better. but i can tell you for a fact it's never been so advanced. and certainly a deal has never been so advanced. because essentially we don't have a deal. we never had a trade deal. we're going to have a great trade deal. but we never really had a trade deal with china and now we're gonna but we never really had a trade deal with china and now we're going to have a great trade deal with china if it all works out. and we look forward to it. it's going to be great for both countries. and we'll be hearing from a long—time advisor to the chinese government for more

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liu mar lunar landing missions left a reflector on the moon. >> since these are the only pieces that'sn that's still in use, they don't require any power, they must have thought that's a good investment at times. >> reporter: the moon is filling its gravitational obligation, though it is slipping away each year about an inch or a half. >> okay, harry, if you press that green button, it will let the laser light out into the sky. >> it went, clack, clack that you cannot not here it. >> reporter: still very cool, from "sunday today," harry smith, in new mexico. >> harry, thank you very much. this week we highlight another life well lived. 28 years after jackie robinson broke baseball bare year. frank robinson broke down another wall as the game's manager. before he made history, frank robinson was one of baseball's all time greatest players. he broke into the big league in 1976 with the cincinnati reds and named rookie of the year. the 14 times a stall ll-star re the only player in both the national and american leagues. on april 8th, 1975, robinson became the first african-american manag

liu asked you have you ever communicated with president trump about the southern district of new york. instead of answering you referred back to your statement of what was written for you. all you said was you did not make any statement, any promises or commitment to mr. trump. >> i want to know whether you talk to president trump at all of the southern district new york case involving michael cohen. >> i am not going to discuss my private conversations with the president of the united states. >> so yes or no, did you discuss with president trump anything about michael cohen? >> congresswoman as i expressed several times today - >> did you have any conversation with the president about firing or reassigning any personnel or u.s. attorneys or others who work with the southern district of new york, with the president or anybody at all? did you have any conversations with anybody about reassigning or firing any personnel including u.s. attorneys of the seven district new york. >> congressman, i sit on top of the department of justice. >> did you have any conversation of anybody working i

house as we speak, president trump in a face-to-face oval office meeting with china's top trade envoy, liuing the wire so stick with me here, trade talks are going so well, they have just been extended another 48 hours. that quote, it's more likely than not that a

alyssa liu it 13 years old becoming youngest u.s.mpion in history. >> i did not think about winning, or anything, i just want to do a clean program. >> reporter: is clean and spectacular, including three triple axles, never before done by a female at this event. >> even though you lend the first one, there's still the second jump, third jump, fortune, fifth jump. you cannot miss it. >> i was very proud when i saw our do a clean free skate, i felt she did what she could do best . as to what position, what place she would get? i left that to the judges. >> reporter: the verdict is in and has been for quite some ti she won the intermediate gold medal at the 2016 u.s. champions, took him silver the 2017 asian open trophy and one the 2018 junior u.s. championships in san jose, while battling flulike symptoms. >> if you see the performance and the competition, you would never notice that she was actually very sick. >> she is going to push the next generation of u.s. skaters. >> reporter: clearly she is talented but so are other skaters. it

. >> reporter: during today press conference, liu, the district's top prosecutorli dd to say whether she feels safe walking the streets of d.c. >> again,t's hardo generalize. but i think what we all need to do is ask the community to join with us in doing is collabora with law enforcement and with the mayor's administration to make this city as safe as possible. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news coming out of virginia tonight. >> the crisis in the commonwealth now surrounding the top three democrats in thee. st live next with some perspective on what's ahead. >>> plus bomb sniffing dogs trained locally sent around the world to help other countries prevent terror attacks. but a local whistle-blower tells news 4's i-t >>> they are american heroes on four legs. bomb detecting k-9s trained and tested in northern virginia and then sent across the globeo fight terrorism. >> our investigation fromur news 4 i-team is raises questions about some of t se dogs after they leave our country. >> as our scott macfarland discovered there are multiple inquires whether the state department

representative robert lighthizer and treasury secretary steve mnuchin and chinese vice chairman, vice premier liu there is spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry taking a conciliatory tone. we're willing to negotiate with the u.s. for mutual respect and benefit and for a win-win. out of the white house, advisor kellyanne conway also believes we're closer to a deal with china? >> this president wants a deal, wants it to be fair to american workers and american interests. he forged a mutually respectable, respectful i should say relationship with president xi and the trade team led by ambassador lighthizer has been working overtime to get this deal done. reporter: u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer saying the march 1st is the hard deadline to raise tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods. there was a op-ed floating to move the talks to may 1st. that was picked up by a number of government newspapers. the u.s. not considering that. both the u.s. and china kicking around the idea where the two presidents should meet. "axios" reported advisors want a meeting at mar-a-lago next m

meetings, the meeting coming up probably in beijing between ambassador lighthizer and vice premier liuas the third quarter into the fourth quarter and i look at the president's meeting as the thing you do with two minutes left when you have a few inches left. we have a lot of work to do. i do think the stakes are very high for both sides. clearly, the markets are nervous. we want a deal but we want a deal that is comprehensive, that expands access in sports but also in investments. we want to level the playing field. we have been very clear of our expectations from the business standpoint. neil: ed, any football, super bowl analogies you want to use? >> i think that the thing i would look at is that this might be the first or second round of the playoffs. we haven't gotten to the super bowl and one of the things that i always remind investors is that even if we get a deal on tariff, we have already changed u.s. law in this country, that's going to make it harder for u.s. companies to export to china technology, harder for chinese companies to invest in the united states, and so there i

last friday, alysa liu was crowned the 2019 u.s. ladies figure skating champion.that title. she was also the first female skater to land three- triple axels at the u.s. championships and only the second person in the world to accomplish that feat. today - she worked in some practice time in oakland... and also talked to reporters about her whirlwind week since winning the championship.(catherine)though.> (catherine) she says she'll be working on new routines.. and would love to someday compete in the olympics. (sports tease) coming up in sports, an update from oracle, with boogie cousins making his home debut. also, we heard from the former star at mcclymonds high....lining up against tom brady on super bowl sunday (lawrence bay area weather) (catherine) still ahead... african american art pieces are part of thelasting legacy from the days of slavery... that's coming up in tonight's hidden history... your favorite restaurants now it doesn't matter dash. where you ar

connell: i noticed yesterday we had play back from white house meeting president had with liu he, the, lighthizer he said, i'm quoting him, he said enforcement, enforcement, enforcement. he kept going back to that again. he is hard-liner on these things, lighthizer. you think he pushed for this? >> you look at what the chinese have been saying. they have been resistant to any sort of compliance mechanism and you can understand why. first of all i.p. theft is baked into xi xinping system of state dominated economy. no room for foreigners except surrendering technology. clearly the chinese don't want a enforcement mechanism. lighthizer is absolutely correct about that. connell: what is another enforcement mechanism besides tariffs, is there another one, that works? >> you could talk about some sort of arbitration. we don't want that. i think we shouldn't have that. the problem here is, that you have a chinese system which, xi xinping does not believe in the notion of comparative advantage which underpins all of global trade. he just wants basically foreigners to come in and surrender wh