oath the mainland and taiwan belong to our common homeland. we need to maintain and develop well this common homeland so it will be full of flowers. when flowers are in full bloom, there will be a time for the movement to be full again. taking this opportunity i would like you to convey my sincere greetings and best regards to our compatriots in taiwan. [speaking chinese] >> translator: currently, there is much talk about urbanization, and some people have expressed different views. some believe that urbanization is the logical product called urban of modernization and, therefore, the government needn't push this deliberately. and the many people are concerned that this process will deprive many rural residents of their land and create a new urban poor. mr. premier, what is your view on this? [speaking chinese] [speaking chinese] >> translator: another the question but i will try to answer it succinctly. i'm aware of most of the talk about urbanization, and i take them seriously. this deal of urbanization in china is unprecedented in human his

taiwan taiwan's hon hai precision industry did not provide funds to sharp by the deadline, which was an agreement signed by both firms a year ago. >>> domestic auto production by the eight major makers fell for the sixth month in a row. this is due to the expiration of government subsidies for buyers of eco friendly car buyers last year. it is down 15% from last year. honda dropped by nearly 48%, nissan by 31%, and toyota by 13%. they plan to grow in markets outside of japan. here are the latest market figures. >>> scientists are gaining new ground in the fight against cancer. an international team of researchers identified gene markers that could increase the risk of contracting three forms of the disease. more than 100 institutions from 34 countries took part in the study. including britain's university of cambridge and japan's cancer center. the researchers conducted genetics tests on 200,000 people. they discovered alterations that could play a role in the development of breast, ovarian or prostate cancer. they say certain genetic changes common in cancer patients are not seen in

after some discussion we agreed to send two carrier battle groups to taiwan. within an hour the president had approved our recommendation and before the day was over, though carrier battle groups were underway steaming to taiwan. at a press conference the next day, i was asked would i not fear this would lead to military clash with china. i said, i was not concerned of that. and when asked why, i said, i think, well, because we have the best damn navy in the world. this was not an extravagant or hyper bolic statement t. was simply a statement of fact. it was a fact that not only i knew. it was a fact which other nations understood. even one carrier battle group had more military fire power than any other nation's entire navy, and we had two of them on the way to taiwan. so, i was confident that no one was going to challenge the fleet that we were sending there. this -- and in fact, they did not challenge it even before our two carrier battle ships arrived in taiwan, the crisis was over and the maneuvers had been subsided. this positive result was possible beca

it was found on a beach in central taiwan while on vacation. the waterproof casing was still intact. the man downloaded the pictures. after a lot of research and a little help from facebook, he was able to track down the owner in georgia. she says she lost the camera during a night dive in 2007. offering her an all expense paid trip to taiwan to pick up that camera. >> pretty cool. >> instead of mailing it to her, she gets a trip. >>> no more toll takers at the golden gate bridge, mike. >> that's right. do not stop at the toll plaza. even if you don't have fast track. just go through. they'll get you with your license plate. i'll put a link to that website as well on my facebook page. over here toward oakland, other side of the bay, 880 through both directions. minor slowing. san leandro, a little blip. also castro valley. just off that y we have a stall blocking one lane. back to you. >>> no matter what your kids throw at you, there's a new minivan that will help you keep things clean. new odyssey, laura garcia-can n garcia-cannon, comes with

taiwan president said that he aims to enter the u.s.-led framework by 2020. his joining the talks would ease concerns about taiwan's economy which is increasingly dependent on trade with mainland china. >>> leading japanese trading houses are rushing now to join the u.s. shale gas bonanza. the new source of energy is creating business opportunities and gas producers are not the only ones that are making money from this. the company plans to fish for profits downstream with petrochemical production. it's building a new storage site in houston, texas. it will use shale gas to make ethylene and methanol. the company plans to complete the facility in just about two years. the output will be supplied to local plastics makers. meanwhile, shojit has invested in a mine. demand for the mineral is rising sharply. barite is used to extract shale from underground formation. other companies are buying ships, eyeing opportunities in energy transport. they're anticipating a rise in shipments of liquefied shale gas to japan. >>> northeastern japan has long been a popular des

says chinese leaders haven't given up on the option of using force against taiwan. it points out the chinese navy is already capable of blockading taiwan and stopping u.s. intervention. the report says u.s. authorities in beijing have been rapidly modernizing their weaponry and deployment capabilities. based on all of that it concludes now is not the time to promote military confidence building measures. >>> prime minister shinzo abe wants everyone to help defeat the deflation that's dogged the japanese economy for years. he's urging businesses to pay their employees more. some managers agreed to do that but only temporarily. nhk world explains. >> reporter: more company managers and labor unions are wrapping up their month-long wage negotiations today. many firms cut bonuses last year. but this year, workers are receiving better deals. union members in japan are tallying up the pay increases for the next fiscal year, which starts april 1st. so far, all of the country's major companies have promised to keep raising wages based on age and seniority. many firms are of

for far too long, the discussion about taiwan has been dominated by arms sales. this approach to an island of 23 million people, which boasts a world-class manufacturing sector is sadly inadequate. taiwan is a robust democracy, with a strong commitment to human rights, to free speech, to free markets. so let's complete the u.s.taiwan investment agreement and in short order let's begin negotiations towards a bilateral investment treaty. china's rise cannot be ignored, but it also does not need to be our collective obsession as well. the u.s. must engage china and seek a more productive relationship, because it's really in our best interest to make this relationship work. all the concerns about china, whether they are trade dispute or human rights will never fully go away. of to choose a path contentiousness, really limits what we are able to achieve. when it comes to china, it's likely we will continue to have disagreements. regardless of the issue, we have to keep talking and maintain open lines of communications. that is why i'm a strong advocate for increasing

taiwan will be hit by summer rainfall within the next 24 hours. that could cause land slides. rain could hamper the recovery efforts right here. up toward the north snow will be tapering off in north eastern china and light rain for northern japan. precipitation will be rain today because we'll be seeing a significant warm up. double digits for you for the first time this year but the warm up could cause some aven avalanches here. down towards the south baking hot in bangkok with a high of 39 degrees. all right in north america a major winter storm which dump e heavy snowfall in the midwest. it's hovering over the atlantic producing high surf and storm surges across the northeast coast. northwest winds are causing snow across the inland areas. the winds are causing heavy snow across the appalachians. the wet weather will continue into your friday. out west weather for parts of washington, oregon and northern california. snow showers may go down toward the south. for the rest of u.s. and canada looking dry. we have freeze warnings still posted across the southeast. temperatures

. >>> large quake in taiwan. we'll show you the other pictures coming out of that country next. >>> 5:40, more questions inside the supreme court today and more demonstrations outside. looking at whether the federal government can deny benefits to same-sex couples where their marriage is legal. tracie potts is outside the court, where there's expected to be pretty intense debate. >> reporter: probably so, laura, but not necessarily in the numbers we saw yesterday. not as many demonstrators here as we saw this time yesterday. a lot of people still waiting in line. take a look. new pictures this morning of people waiting to get in the court. what we're look at now, about half a block. they already let the first 50 in. we hear there are only about 60 seats available, lots of people wanting to be part of this historic argument that spark ed such intense debate yesterday. both inside and outside the courtroom. we saw the demonstrators and saw clashes between them, police literally trying to keep a line between them ye

i want to show you media coming out of taiwan. and earthquake of magnitude, 6.1 hit taiwan wednesday killing one of and causing heavy damage. numerous shops and homes were destroyed, more than 80 people were hurt. a rock fell on a car croushing t completely. a patter by rescued the driv driver -- passerby rescued the driver. the rain could hamper recovery efforts here. snow will be tapering off in northeastern china and light rain. precipitation will be rain today because we are going to be seeing a significant warmup. double digits for the first time this year but the warmup could cause avalanches here and to the south, 17 degrees in tokyo, 7 degrees higher than yesterday and towards the south, baking hot in bangkok with a high of 39 degrees. in north america, a major winter storm dumped historically heavy snowfall in the midwest has pulled away but still hovering over the atlantic producing ongoing heavy seas and storm surges across the underneath coast and stronger northerwestey winds inland across the underneath and parts of c

it turned up in taiwan, intact, 6,000 miles away. the person who found it went above and beyond to track her down. this morning, she'll be live in the studio to tell us how it came together to get that camera back. this is a good one. >> a great story. we love this one. >>> also back with us this morning a tiny dog who's a very big heart. beyonce. one of the world's smallest dogs. when she was born, she took the record for world's smallest puppy. she was the size of an iphone. now she has a superhero cape and a mission after celebrating her first birthday to save more rescue dogs. that's just ahead. >>> we do begin with the story that broke overnight in texas. a district attorney and his wife shot to death in their home. mark schneider from our station kxas is outside the kaufman county sheriff's department. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. as soon as law enforcement realized who was killed, d.a. mike mclelland and his wife, they contacted all of the other staffers in the d.a.'s office to see if they were okay an

rain is also affecting taiwan and islands of japan. 70-mile-per-hour gusts as well. up towards the north, high and dry for the rest of china and the korean peninsula. temperatures a few degrees lower than usual. tokyo is going to be an exception, 20 degrees, looking like late april. down toward the south, sizzling hot. central thailand will see highs reaching over 40 degrees. in north america it's mostly quiet. but rainshowers will develop across arkansas and missouri. this is the place where warm air from the south is colliding with the cold air mass blanketing the northeastern part of the u.s. and eastern canada. so temperatures have been on the lower side across the east. only 12 degrees in new york city. actually new york has been experiencing the coldest march since 2001. the lower than average temperatures across the east will prolong into easter weekend. but across the west looking mild. 23 in la and 16 degrees in seattle. u.k. a spring officially started last week, but winter conditions prevail in many parts of germany, skiers in the mountains in central germ

from georgia lost her underwater camera in hawaii, it washed up on a beach 6,000 miles appear in taiwanlindsay says certificate -- her camera slipped off her wrist and thought it was gone until a man found it on the beach in taiwan. camera what ruined but the card was not. he took it to the news station and the photos were viral posted on the web. >> he sent me a message on facebook and i was floored, these are my pictures and it brought back a lost memories of thinks we had done that i forgot. >> it turns out the man works for china airlines and the carrier is flying lindsay to taiwan, for free, so she can meet the good mayor is dan -- meet the good samaritan and reunite with her battered camera. >> it took six years to get through but it got there. >> another health set back for nelson mandela with new details on what landed the nobel peace prize winner in the hospital. >> developing news from the east bay where police are looking for the driver would hit a woman in a parking lot. we will have the latest on her condition. >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. goo

several years later 6,000 miles away the camera washed up on a beach in taiwan.ee ofym china airlines found the cram, and found pictures and they can tell it was hawaii to see if they can find the owner. to get it back to the mystery blonde woman. >> the story made it to hawaii tv stations and back to skalon, china airlines offered a paid vacation to taiwan to meet the man and to get that camera back. that is quite an story. >> it's kind of a mystery. >> let's get a check on the forecast.p >> no mystery about what's happening with our weather. mainly clear skies over the bay area, scattered sprinkles up north in fact. and some areas look like they're producing more than just light rain. most of us will see dry conditions overnight. looking for mainly dry conditions except for areas of showers moving through southeast. moving to california we'll see mainly sunny skies and sunny conditions as well with exception of the central and northern sierra and up around eureka. there could be showers tomorrow, here in the bay area, rather thick clouds overnight tonight. earl

and we're going to show you these terrifying moments as a large earthquake hits taiwan. it sent young people and children scattering for cover. >>> and a possible ban on the sale of bottled water at some parks. what officials will replace the bottles with if approved. >>> well, you see those schoolchildren and office workers running for safety in central taiwan after a powerful earthquake. authorities are now assessing the 6.1 magnitude quake that was followed by several strong aftershocks. the initial temblor shook buildings in the capital taipei. emergency officials say a 72-year-old woman was killed when a temple wall collapsed. dozens were hurt. >> if an earthquake like that were to hit us here today, would you be ready? for tips on developing an emergency plan, we have prepared guidelines posted on our website, abc7news.com. >>> san francisco officials and environmentalists are teaming up to try to ban the sale of bottled water at the golden gate bridge national recreation area. that would affect concessions at crissy field and sites in marin and san mateo counties.

what's going to happen in taiwan?they're flying me and a companion out there on early june. round trip, all expenses paid, food, hotel, the works. and they're going to tour me around the country. i'm sure there is going to be a lot of press. i'm going to meet him, his family and the taiwanese government has recently contacted me that they want to invite me to be an official guest of the country and a diplomat here in atlanta is supposed to be contacting me soon. >> that is just -- it's an incredible story. before we go, do you remember the company that made the camera? >> it is cannon. it was a cannon power shot with an underwater case. >> you know what? i think everybody should buy a cannon powershot underwater case. that memory card went 5,200 miles and five years and that is incredible. thank you so much. have a wonderful time. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> all right. still "outfront," the president says it's shameful that no gun legislation has come to pass. why is that? is he the one to blame? >>> plus, inten

. >>> a midmorning earthquake rattled buildings in central taiwan. the magnitude 6.1 tremor killed one person and hurt more than 80 others. people across the island felt the jolt. the central weather bureau reported the epicenter of the quake was in nanto county. emergency officials said a 72-year-old woman died when a building collapsed. 86 others were injured. mostly by falling objects. the quake shook schools, prompting evacuations, and it damaged residential buildings. a magnitude 7.6 quake hit the same part of taiwan in 1999. it killed more than 2,400 people. mplts there's no shortage of overseas businesses lining up for a piece of the tea industry to revive flagging sales at home. ♪ >> reporter: this trade fair in singapore is exhibiting tea and coffee from around the world. booths are lined up to introduce coffee, black tea, and oolong tea from different countries. among them is a booth exhibiting japanese tea. noboki is a sixth generation president of a tea wholesaler that was established 130 years ago. he's taking part in the trade fair to t

but new rivals in china and taiwan offering cheaper products led to a plunge in tv prices.o stay ahead samsung i looking for a source of low-cost lcd panels. the firm's wide sales network united with sharp's technical expertise could trigger similar tie-ups among competitors. >>> and on wall street u.s. stock prices powered ahead to reach a historical high. the dow jones industrial average exceeded its previous record, set about five years and five months ago. on tuesday the dow jones ended at 14,253. that's up 125 points, or 0.89%. buy orders prevailed as soon as the market opened, as investors became more hopeful about a u.s. economic recovery. at one point during the day the key index climbed nearly 160 points. the new york share prices have been on an upward trend since last november, even overcoming sharp falls stemming from political uncertainties in italy, which had elections last month. market sentiment was supported also by comments from federal reserve chairman ben bernanke, who defended the ongoing monetary easing policy. this helped to push stock prices higher.

at least one person has been killed after a strong earthquake struck taiwan. a 6.0 quake struck taiwan about four hours ago shaking buildings and damaging some. a 72-year-old woman died when a temple in a rural village collapsed. 19 people have been injured. mostly because of falling objects. >>> tonight police are trying to find the person responsible for a bizarre, but potentially deadly incident. an eight-year-old girl shot with an arrow on a field trip with her class. it happened at uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. her family gave us photos of her in the hospital. abc7 news reporter john alston has the story. >> this is the injury to an innocent eight-year-old girl. a 20-inch arrow through her left thigh. the only thing nay dean -- nadine was doing was playing on this life-sized whale replica during a field trip in the berkeley hill. >> he was -- she was riding down the whale, and she felt a shock in her left leg and jumped off and tried to run, but she couldn't run. >> her mother says the arrow went through only fatty tissue, missing any major blood

the 6.1 was centered in central taiwan where children were evacuated. it was felt in the capital as well. this is actually newsroom video of the shaking. an elderly woman died when a wall collapsed on her at a temp. >>> now trending incredible video of a bus driver's brush with death. we have video to share taken by a camera inside the bus in china. the driver ducks and a large light pole shoots through the windshield. the driver suffered an injured spleen but was otherwise okay. he also managed to steer the bus to a stop. amazingly, none of the passengers were hurt. you can see more of the video for yourself by going to ktuv.com and looking under hot topics. >>> today the state offered part two of a controversial project to divert water and restore wild habitat. the state released thousands of pages of documents of a complex plan to build tunnels to carry water south to cities and funds. they will replace the pump system that can kill fish. the plan will restore thousands of acres home to the endangererred delta snow and other species of plants and ani

. >>> well, just in tonight, video from taiwan. look at it closely. a powerful earthquake hit there about four hours ago. the u.s.g.s. measures it at a 6.0 magnitude. so far, no reports of any damage or injuryings, but, of course, that could change. earthquakes are common in this area. taiwan lays right near the junction of two tectonic plates. >>> tonight, police say they're looking for a woman who matches this sketch. they say she stole a jeep monday morning with the baby right in the backseat. officers found the girl and the abandoned jeep hours after issuing an amber alert. if you live in the south bay, chances are you learn the details from a robo call or a text message. tonight, new details on how that emergency system worked on its trial run. monte francis joins us live. not everyone received that alert they were supposed to? >> reporter: jessica, that's right. county officials said they atechted to call every phone number in the county and that 300,000 of calls were successful. tens of thousands of text messages were also sent. one of them rea

and we're going to show you these terrifying moments as a large earthquake hits taiwan.t sent young people and children scattering for cover. >>> and a possible ban on the sale of bottled water at some >>> well, you see those schoolchildren and office workers running for safety in central taiwan after a powerful earthquake. authorities are now assessing the 6.1 magnitude quake that was followed by several strong aftershocks. the initial temblor shook buildings in the capital taipei. emergency officials say a 72-year-old woman was killed when a temple wall collapsed. dozens were hurt. >> if an earthquake like that were to hit us here today, would you be ready? for tips on developing an emergency plan, we have prepared guidelines posted on our website, abc7news.com. >>> san francisco officials and environmentalists are teaming up to try to ban the sale of bottled water at the golden gate bridge national recreation area. that would affect concessions at crissy field and sites in marin and san mateo counties. they would have to cover the costs of water stations. 14 national

at least one person has been killed after a strong earthquake struck taiwan.ke struck taiwan about four hours ago shaking buildings and damaging some. a 72-year-old woman died when a temple in a rural village collapsed. 19 people have been injured. mostly because of falling objects. >>> tonight police are trying to find the person responsible for a bizarre, but deadly illy deadly incident. an eight-year-old girl shot with an arrow on a field trip with her class. it happened at uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. her family gave us photos of her in the hospital. abc7 news reporter john alston has the story. >> this is the injury to an innocent eight-year-old girl. a 20-inch arrow through her left thigh. the only thing nay dean -- nadine was doing was playing on this life-sized whale replica during a field trip in the berkeley hill. >> he was -- she was riding down the whale, and she felt a shock in her left leg and jumped off and tried to run, but she couldn't run. >> her mother says the arrow went through only fatty tissue, missing any major blood vessels in

. >> not without a little effort, manager of china airlines found it on the beach in taiwan while on family vacation. the waterproof casing was still intact. the man downloaded the pictures. after a lot of research and a little help from facebook, he was actually able to track down the owner in georgia. she said she lost the camera during a night dive back in 2007. china airlines are now kicking in an all expense paid trip to taiwan so she can collect her cam rain person. >> that's awesome. instead of message in a bottle, message in a camera. >> what a link. >> thanks so much for being with us. join us at 5:00, 6:00, and 11:00. >>> 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00, we'll both be here in the morning as well. so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. - a breakfas

at least one person has been killed after a strong earthquake struck taiwan. about four hours ago shaking buildings and damaging some. a 72-year-old woman died when a temple in a rural village collapsed. 19 people have been injured. mostly because of falling objects. >>> tonight police are trying to find the person responsible for a bizarre, but potentially deadly incident. an eight-year-old girl shot with an arrow on a field trip with her class. it happened at uc berkeley's lawrence halve science. her family gave us photos of her in the hospital. abc7 news reporter john alston has the story. >> this is the injury to an innocent eight-year-old girl. a 20-inch arrow through her left thigh. the only thing nay dean -- nadine was doing was playing on this life-sized whale replica during a field trip in the berkeley hill. >> he was -- she was riding down the whale, and she felt a shock in her left leg and jumped off and tried to run, but she couldn't run. >> her mother says the arrow went through only fatty tissue, missing any major blood vessels in her leg. >> she

a strong earthquake has taiwan shaking buildings and injuring twenty most of whom were hit by falling objects the six magnitude quake was felt all across the island but hit hardest in the region where the ceiling of an office building came down. taiwan is frequently hit by earthquakes but they are usually small and do only a minor amount of damage. wildfires are raging to the west of melbourne in southeastern australia destroying homes and injuring five people three of those hurt a fireman that's according to local media emergency services have been bombing water from planes to try to bring the flames under control authorities say although launch an investigation into how the fire was spotted. are just one here on our team coming up next it's a b. martin and breaking the sat. with a. joint thousands of gadgets gurus flocking to the mobile world congress in barcelona for research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software super chargers hope to spin preview success forward for us this year and it's turns up the heat on google and despite a new twist on infotainment i

for far too long, the discussion about taiwan has been dominated by arms sales. this approach to an island of 23 million people, which boasts a world-class manufacturing sector is sadly inadequate. taiwan is a robust democracy, with a strong commitment to human rights, to free speech, to free markets. so let's complete the u.s.-taiwan investment agreement and in short order let's begin negotiations towards a bilateral investment treaty. china's rise cannot be ignored, but it also does not need to be our collective obsession as well. the u.s. must engage china and seek a more productive relationship, because it's really in our best interest to make this relationship work. all the concerns about china, whether they are trade dispute or human rights will never fully go away. but to choose a path of contentiousness, really limits what we are able to achieve. when it comes to china, it's likely we will continue to have disagreements. regardless of the issue, we have to keep talking and maintain open lines of communications. that is why i'm a strong advocate for increa

chinese korean and also people in taiwan and also in thing for every.japan's position if the us continue to sell arms all to allow the op a rush him to loosen military control of the abhi rush him that will cause a lot of rattles in in just in not just china also in korea and also in taiwan in the asian countries all right thank you very much for your insight well the u.s. and china aren't just sizing up to each other militarily the two powers also moving closer to a digital war after barack obama promised beijing tough talk over alleged cyber attacks is the u.s. military is creating special units to launch offenses in cyberspace in response to further attacks and he's like sarah chefs he has more on the digital conflict. a bigger threat than al qaeda this is how washington officials now describe the legit cyber attacks coming from china u.s. stopper delegates officials now rank the threat of computer large foreign of sorts higher than terrorism transnational organized crime and weapons of mass destruction for the first time since nine eleven washington

with the taiwan media after signing with the taiwan rhinos. connell: they're good. warner: of the taiwan league, for 25,000 a month. bernie: earlier i said bangkok, i thought you said thailand. lou: now it's funny. warner: said manny, i always want today play in asia. come on, manny. and speaking of baseball, the unbeaten dominican republic scored two in the top of the 9th so the u.s. must beat puerto rico tonight to move on to the semis or being eliminated. connell: didn't david wright get hurt? >> right, back ribs and didn't play. connell: a good start there. >> it's early. connell: warner, appreciate that. a bernie briefing next on the radio and on the television, remember, the business of vice all day long, fox business network, liz claman, at penthouse 3-d studios in california and right now time for "varney & company" on the fox business network, and keep it here, "imus in the morning" 18 minutes past the hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ imus in the morning ♪ >> welcome to "varney & company." i'm charles payne in for stuart varney and here is the big story. have you looked at

. >>> a powerful earthquake shook central taiwan today killing at least one person. magnitude 6.1 trembler caused buildings to sway and sent people into the streets. 72-year-old woman died when a wall collapsed on her. 19 others were injured by falling debris. emergency officials say southeasterly homes and businesses were damaged. >>> san francisco firefighters are still cleaning up this noontime after an overnight four alarm apartment fire. the fire damaged three buildings in a complex on third street and mckinen avenue in the bay view district. >>> reporter: just before 1:00 this morning. >> man, it was a ball of fire. wires popping and sparks, everything. >> it looked like a big ol' gigantic inferno. >> 20 people went running for their lives. >> crackling, sparks, little explosions you know from the wood. >> flames tore through three apartment building off mckinen and third street. >> it got hotter and hotter and the flames started shooting up to where you can see them like a distance. we were across the street and you could feel the heat from the flames. >> the

sandra: krispy kreme doughnuts, the original glazed doughnut will make its debut in taiwan. opening about 10 locations over the next five years in the taiwan, and shares skyrocketing 7%. a stock up 52% this year. by the way, also hitting an annual high today. 1440. about $0.20 off right now. 730 locations in 22 countries. they are expanding and the stock is growing. back to you. liz: sandra, not yours. thank you very much. sandra smith. homeland security chief janet napolitano says the budget is already being felt at airport with very long security lines, but how can that be since sequester layoffs have not even begun? peter barnes to figure it out for us. peter: we have tried to fact check this, the administration has been exaggerating the potential impact of sequester cuts on the different parts of government, the secretary saying they were very long lines at some of the big airports around the nation. los angeles, maybe atlanta, she says. but because of sequestration, but this is before the furlough notices have been sent out. take a listen. >> now that we have is additio

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. >>> a powerful earthquake shook central taiwan today killing at least one person. magnitude 6.1 trembler caused buildings to sway and sent people into the streets. 72-year-old woman died when a wall collapsed on her. 19 others were injured by falling debris. emergency officials say southeasterly homes and businesses were damaged. >>> san francisco firefighters are still cleaning up this noontime after an overnight four alarm apartment fire. the fire damaged three buildings in a complex on third street and mckinen avenue in the bay view district. >>> reporter: just before 1:00 this morning. >> man, it was a ball of fire. wires popping and sparks, everything. >> it looked like a big ol' gigantic inferno. >> 20 people went running for their lives. >> crackling, sparks, little explosions you know from the wood. >> flames tore through three apartment building off mckinen and third street. >> it got hotter and hotter and the flames started shooting up to where you can see them like a distance. we were across the street and you could feel the heat from the flames. >> the

we beat korea in taiwan, and then we beat australia and cuba twice. we will have to play a clean game, pitch well, keep the ball down. we will have to run the bases well and have quality at bats to winns we need to win to tomorrow. >> all right. we will take a brief timeout before we hit thewe will let yo. we will let you know where cal and saint mary's is headed in the big dance. and they put some space between th >>> starting in houston, with a win they lead by a game and a half. the warriors capitalized off the rockets and steph curry to klay thompson for two of his 26. he hit six, three's. quart state lead by eight r and then steph curry does what he does best. he had 29 and golden state up at the half. the third quarter and he tried to bring the rockets back. he had 21 and down five and that's as close as they would get. the put back. oh my and they head to new orleans. the ncaa tournament committee has selected their 68 teams for the big dance. the pack 12, ucl, a oregon, arizona and cal got the nod. saint mary's is there, but they will play an

people in south ykorea, china ad taiwan have adopted their own versions of white day. >>> commuters in tokyo are leaning against the wind this morning. >> it's probably not a good idea to wear a hat or a skirt today because winds will remain quite strong during the morning hours. today northerly winds so it's going to be very chilly. as for precipitation we saw heavy rain showers along the pacific coast. most of the precip should be gone. dry conditions and less windy conditions should come back this afternoon across much of japan. similarly dry as well as china due to this big high pressure system and this is packing cold air so temperatures will be cooling down below seasonal in many locations. at 8 degrees on thursday. shanghai should be at 13 degrees this time of year but only 10 degrees today. tokyo it was 21 degrees for the high yesterday. dropping down by about 10 degrees today. however, things will be recovering to more typical levels on friday and warming up significantly over the weekend. all right. as for north america blizzard conditions have eased across the northeast. how

fast forward to a week ago, a man was walking on the beach on taiwan when the camera washed ashore. card was intact. >> there's so much negativity in the world, this is just a great fun story. >> that's just incredible. the pictures were posted on the internet. a fend of stallens saw them and contacted her. the man who found the camera works for china airlines. so the carrier will fly scallen free of charge all the way to taiwan so she can meet the man who found her camera and get it. >> do you think they said, okay, we can fly her to taiwan or e-mail her the pictures? one costs more than the other. >> i think the airline in taiwan is getting some publicity here. >> and sweet 16 -- >> i'm nervous about it. because it could spoil my bracket for good. >>> let's talk about cinderella, shall we? we don't have one, we have two. when you think of sweet 16, ohio state, syracuse, indiana. but la salle and wichita state? la salle breezed through the first four, but they had to survive two very tight games. so you got 13ed seeded la salle and taking on ninth seeded witch that state, shocker.

this is taiwan. they had a 6.1 earthquake overnight.elt it miles away. taiwan's high-speed rail system was spopped for a while -- was stopped for a while and some factories were evacuated for a while. [ sirens ] >> recognize that? you may hear those see vens if you live a -- sirens if you live along the california coast. they will be doing a tsunami test along california beachers later this morning. in the north bay, the planes will use a plane to broadcast emergency information to the public. they will test out a known mostfication board and there will be message boards in place up and down the coast. >>> the driver accused of hitting and killing a high school student is due back in court today. henren chang was celebrating her 17th birthday when she was killed near stern grove earlier this month. investigators say karen brewer was -- kieren brewer was under the influence of alcohol when he hit the teen. he pleaded not guilty to felony charges in connection with the death. >>> the debate over what to do with polk street in san francisc

this is taiwan. they had a 6.1 earthquake overnight.entral taiwan and they felt it miles away. taiwan's high-speed rail system was spopped for a while -- was stopped for a while and some factories were evacuated for a while. [ sirens ] >> recognize that? you may hear those see vens if you live a -- sirens if you live along the california coast. they will be doing a tsunami test along california beachers later this morning. in the north bay, the planes will use a plane to broadcast emergency information to the public. they will test out a known mostfication board and there will be message boards in place up and down the coast. >>> the driver accused of hitting and killing a high school student is due back in court today. henren chang was celebrating her 17th birthday when she was killed near stern grove earlier this month. investigators say karen brewer was -- kieren brewer was under the influence of alcohol when he hit the teen. he pleaded not guilty to felony charges in connection with the death. >>> the debate over what to do with pol

new video to show you from taiwan. damage from a big earthquake. a magnitude 6.1. that car was crushed by falling debris. the car knocked items off store shelves and toppled over bookshelves. the quake was in the northern part of taiwan. that is 150 miles away. a 72-year-old woman died. a simple collapsed down on top of here. >>> it is a battle royal for the kings. the plan city leaders in sacramento will stop the team from moving out of town. >>> retired general david petraeus acknowledging the affair that ended his military career. the remarks he made in his first public appearance since he stepped down. >>> good morning. westbound 24 the traffic looks pretty good here. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather. >>> good morning. lots of partly cloudy skies or partly sunny skies. 50s and 60s coast and bay. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right few at 5:44. san francisco firefighters still cleaning up from this early morning fire in the bay view district. two apartme

new video to show you from taiwan. damage from a big earthquake. a magnitude 6.1. that car was crushed by falling debris. the car knocked items off store shelves and toppled over bookshelves. the quake was in the northern part of taiwan. that is 150 miles away. a 72-year-old woman died. a simple collapsed down on top of here. >>> it is a battle royal for the kings. the plan city leaders in sacramento will stop the team from moving out of town. >>> retired general david petraeus acknowledging the affair that ended his military career. the remarks he made in his first public appearance since he stepped down. >>> good morning. westbound 24 the traffic looks pretty good here. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay weather. >>> good morning. lots of partly cloudy skies or partly sunny skies. 50s and 60s coast and bay. >>> welcome back. good morning, to you. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we're following for you right few at 5:44. san francisco firefighters still cleaning up from this early morning fire in the bay view district. two apartme

we beat korea in taiwan, and then we beat australia and cuba twice. we will have to play a clean game, pitch well, keep the ball down. we will have to run the bases well and have quality at bats and keep the line moving to score the runs we need to win tomorrow. >> all right. we will take a brief timeout before we hit the hardwood. we will let you know where cal and saint mary's is headed in the big dance. and they put some space between th >>> starting in houston, with a win they lead by a game and a half. the warriors capitalized off the rockets and steph curry to klay thompson for two of his 26. he hit six, three's. golden state lead by eight after one quarter quarter and then steph curry does what he does best. he had 29 and golden state up at the half. the third quarter and he tried to bring the rockets back. he had 21 and down five and that's as close as they would get. the put back. oh my and they head to new orleans. the ncaa tournament committee has selected their 68 teams for the big dance. the pack 12, ucl, a oregon, arizona and cal got the