wong had a bad feeling. wong/victim: "i was so scared, but suddenly god hear my voice and he loose his hand."yuneng wong/victim: "it's a miracle that he choking my neck. slowly he let me go. i'm very lucky."lucky." with a black eye, cuts, bruises and welts on her head... wong is grateful she survived. the suspect involved in this case...is still at large. in sports -- tiger woods plays in the genesis open for the first time in 12 years we'll show you highlights from round one. plus -- kron four is proud to announce the five new inductees ... who will be immortalized in the bay area sports hall of fame. our sports director, gary radnich will tell us who is on the list this year. he has all the sports coming up. next at 8 a new dad undergoes surgery the same day his baby is born. after doctors found an undiagnosed illness that could have killed him. who may have given up on love.... here's a story about a family's endless love ... which offers hope.(steve) newlyweds john lancaster and erica hunt... were prepar

anthony wong chau—sang spoke to the bbc about his search. watching newsday, stay with us. what will happen to research funding in the uk after it leaves the eu? the impact brexit will have. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. this guy in washington dc who's clearly not happy with this traffic camera. he appears to be getting revenge for a speeding ticket by making sure it's well and truly out of action. police believe he could be responsible for vandalising 11 cameras in one day. hello there, the coldest snap of this winter season is likely to continue for the rest of this week and there's more snow in the forecast. most of the country has seen some snow. forecast. most of the country has seen some snow. if the following in the form of showers but some parts in eastern england have got some pretty impressive snow depth. more snow is forecast. there is going to be more travel destruction as a result. —— couple disruption. driving all of these snow showers into eastern areas. some pushing their way westward as well. during t

wong's concerns are as follows. that the project's fourth floor is not compatible with the neighborhood character, that the project will creep eight health and safety hazards with respect to mold, sewage, ventilation and loss of light. that the project could be converted to additional dwelling units and it could block views from adjacent buildings. following the submittal of the d.r. request, the residential design advisory team considered the issues raised and recommended that the project be modified to address neighborhood character with respect to window size and type as well as -- window size and type, as well as detailing. the residential design advisory team requested the proposed four story be set back 15 feet in order to address the concerns regarding massing and impact to light and air to adjacent properties the project sponsor submitted revised plans incorporating the design team's comments and the deep finds that as revised the project meets the standards of the guidelines and does not create or contain a

anthony wong chau—sang spoke to the bbc about his search. that's all for now.p of this winter season is likely to continue for the rest of this week and there's more snow in the forecast. most of the country has seen some snow. it is falling in the form of showers, but some parts in eastern england have got some pretty impressive snow depth. the are likely to add a further. more snow is forecast. there is going to be more travel disruption as a result. driving all of these snow showers into eastern areas. some pushing their way westward as well. during the start of wednesday, looks like most of the showers again will be confined to eastern coastal areas, particularly the northeast of england and in towards eastern scotland. it's going to be a very cold start to wednesday, below freezing across the board. and an amber warning remains in place. northeast england, some places could see 5—10 cm. quite red spread. we could see more amounts over the high ground. could see significant disruptions for scotland in northeast england as these showers will continue. they w

lawmakers have nominated hong kong pro—democracy activists, including their 21—year—old leader joshua wonge prize. he was nominated alongside alex chow and nathan law for "peaceful efforts to bring political reform and self—determination to hong kong". a dozen members of congress, both republicans and democrats, signed a letter nominating the group. the move is likely to anger beijing. the pro—democracy "umbrella movement" brought parts of central hong kong to a standstill for nearly three months in mid—2014. the maldives' supreme court has overturned the terrorism conviction of the exiled former president, mohamed nasheed, seen here in london in 2016, and ordered the immediate release of a number of high—profile political prisoners. the court ruled that the nine politicians and former officials had been jailed as a result of trials which had been subject to political pressure. the latest school shooting in the united states, two school pupils have been shot and wounded. police have been shot and wounded. police have taken a 12—year—old girl into custody after the incident in central los a

cally wong: thanks for having us.ert: give us an idea, first of all, in terms of when we talk about economic disparity, what is the situation facing these communities? cally: i think for api council especially in san francisco, what folks often don't know is that there is a huge api population. we represent 35% of the population, but yet, what is very less known is that we represent 42% of those living in poverty. and oftentimes, that is overlooked by different policies and city resources. robert: why did that happen? how does that happen? cally: i think oftentimes there's this model minority myth, where we think that, you know, all asians are high achieving, we're all doctors, attorneys, and that's not the case. it's a very diverse community. when you look at income inequality, if you look at the pacific islander community, they're actually, they have the second lowest median income in san francisco after the african american community. robert: do you see a way to maybe correlate that into some sort of, you know, for

. >>> wealth good morning to you, welcome to mornings on 2, it's february, 24th i'm claudine wong. >>> i'm alex allie i am alex savidge. >>> pushing the idea that teaches in this country should carry guns in the classroom. >> we'll have more on what he said during the conservative political action conference and how california teachers reacting. >>> oakland man visiting for six days is safe and recovering this morning. >> incredible story you will hear from park ranger whose say this man survived because he did quite a few things right while out in the wilderness. we'll talk about what officials say saved this man's life. >>> of course tonight is the chinese new year parade, san francisco tradition that always draws tens of thousands of people. they fill the streets there in downtown. >> yes, we will be there and ktvu will be broadcasting the parade. you can join in on the celebration. while the parade happens rain shine, it looks like we'll escape the wet stuff tonight. we will need to bundle up though. >> we will not escape the cold. it is going to be chilly so dress with a -- with

>>> well good morning to you, it is saturday, february 10th i'm claudine wong. >> the weekend is here, i'm frank mallicoat. more on your weather and i think you are going to like it. some of the headlines on this saturday, we are watching a developing situation with a father of two who is waking up at a detention facility in richmond. >> it is from super hero damp, he is seeking asylum. we'll have more on what ice agents say they took him into custody. >>> as the olympics get under way in south korea, a historic invitation comes from the north. kim jong un extending invitation to the south korea even president -- korean president. >> why he says he wants it to happen. >>> and we are going to switch gears a little bit. talk a little baseball because almost time for pitchers and catcher toss report. it's fan fest and some changes to the giants is going to make the fans a little excited. >> another great weekend in store looking at the weather, not a bad day to head down to at and t park. meteorologist rosemary orozco joining us live with a check on the forecast. it is gorgeous out there

pro-democracy activists will walk free after winning their appeal against the prison sentence joshua wong in law and alex chalo who were convicted in two thousand and sixteen of unlawful assembly three students brought hong kong to a standstill in twenty fourteen as leaders of the so-called umbrella protest they accuse china of taking too much control of hong kong's affairs stock markets around the world have been plunging this tuesday asian markets crumbled as investors took their lead from a huge selloff on wall street. the political crisis in the mold is deepening after the arrest of an opposition leader and two supreme court judges that's just hours after a state of emergency was declared for president maimuna abdul gayoom who's allied himself with the opposition was detained at his home the charges against human clude bribery and attempting to overthrow the government he denies the allegations . of abuse and the police came to arrest me i'm going with them i don't even know why the arresting me i've done nothing wrong i urge the people to be strong and stand with us we will win. the

so when he showed up again...wong had a bad feeling. "i was so scared, but suddenly god hear my voice and he loose his hand. it's a miracle that he choking my neck. slowly he let me go. i'm very lucky." (grant) wong says after nearly losing consciousness...the man stopped and took the money she tried to give him initially. with a black eye, cuts abd bruises on her head...wong is grateful she survived. (vikki) still ahead -- we'll sit down with a leading psychologist to discuss the role of parenting in preventing mass shootings -- and what warning signs we all need to watch out for. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) welcome back. in the wake of the latest and deadliest high school shooting on record ... many parents are asking what they can do to help prevent the next one. there are warning signs everyone shold be aware of. (vikki) joining us now to talk about this is doctor brenda wade, psychologist and r. wade is prepared to about the importance of parenti

hong kong's pro—democracy activists to be awarded the nobel peace prize, including campaigner, joshua wongfor their peaceful efforts to bring about political reform. and this story is trending on bbc.com police in america investigating the death of the actress natalie wood 37 years ago say they are now treating her husband, fellow actor, robert wagner, as a person of interest. miss wood drowned during a boating trip, in 1981. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. and the top story here in the uk: darren osborne has been found guilty of murder after deliberately driving his van into a group of muslims outside a mosque in north london. he'll be sentenced later today. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. apple, alibaba, and is on and alphabet reporting strong news but will investors give them an a+? alphabet reporting strong news but will investors give them an a+? from chicken farm to boardroom, the unusual career path of a tech ceo. iam rico i am rico hizon, you will watch it world business report. good morning asia, hello world. corporate earnings i

that's resulted in an upsurge in minimal living spaces entrepreneur eric wong's sells these earthquake proof sleeping cabins equipped with wife by air conditioning and t.v. . so far most of his buyers have been hotels throughout asia. already hong kong i think apartments in hong kong will get smaller and smaller property prices are already so high that the younger generation can't afford them maybe in the future they won't just sleep in space capsules like these for a day or two but actually live in them with a lot of. the hong kong government has promised to take action senior citizens are now supposed to get priority in subsidized housing but the waiting lists are long probably too long for seventy year old sean learn the only way for him to escape his cramped living space is to go outside. the hole all the one came to africa from the americas a little more than two years ago and it's now tearing its way across the continent plaguing more than eighty plant species including the african staple maize farmers in mali a doing what they can to stop the mobs of the army while these farmers

it was that's resulted in an upsurge in minimal living spaces entrepreneur eric wong sells these earthquake proof sleeping cabins equipped with wife air conditioning and t.v. . so far most of his buyers have been hotels throughout asia. a lot of the hong kong i think apartments in hong kong will get smaller and smaller property prices are already so high that the younger generation can't afford them maybe in the future they won't just sleep in space capsules like these for a day or two but actually live in them. a la. the hong kong government has promised to take action senior citizens are now supposed to get priority in subsidized housing but the waiting lists are long probably too long for seventy year old sean meehan learn the only way for him to escape his cramped living space is to go outside. business with. we've. we've. we've. we've. we've. we've we've. got. waltz king does the honors star violinist andre. millions of fans pay tribute to the to. the maestro also has a home visiting his status. a visit to on the plane. in turkey the conflict zones this week on conflict zone i miss the

that's resulted in an upsurge in minimal living spaces entrepreneur eric wong sells these earthquake proof sleeping cabins equipped with wife by air conditioning and t.v. . so far most of his buyers have been hotels throughout asia. although i think apartments in hong kong will get smaller and smaller property prices are already so high that the younger generation can't afford them maybe in the future they won't just sleep in space capsules like these for a day or two but actually live in them with a lot of. the hong kong government has promised to take action senior citizens are now supposed to get priority in subsidized housing but the waiting lists are long probably too long for seventy year old shown in london the only way for him to escape his cramped living space is to go outside. is germany this week carnival was celebrated in many parts of the country but this year the brines jewish community also took part in the procession. i revel as in germany's carnival strongholds like here in cologne have been getting into party mode well in advance of monday's big parades. in neighbor

that's resulted in an upsurge in minimal living spaces entrepreneur eric wong sells these earthquake proof sleeping cabins equipped with wife by air conditioning and t.v. . so far most of his buyers have been hotels throughout asia. the hong kong i think apartments in hong kong will get smaller and smaller but the property prices are already so high that the younger generation can't afford. maybe in the future they won't just sleep in space capsules like these for a day or two but actually live in that way a lot of. the hong kong government has promised to take action senior citizens are now supposed to get priority in subsidized housing but the waiting lists are long probably too long for seventeen year old son in law the only way for him to escape his cramped living space is to go outside. and that was on the. off the story which you can find on our website in our series follow us about it and that's it for me and the business team here and i'll have an update for you of course in the next hour and meantime all twitter and facebook feeds for more business news stories before we go

/wong way driving instructor: "but i'm not too sure it's one of those real common things...ople ... everybody is honkingtheir horn everywhere, right, so they might not know that." driving instructor lenard wong says the law states the horn can only be used in specific situations.lenard wong: "the only time you should be using your horn is in case a situation where it dangerous, warning please, i'm here." letting you know avoid any kind of collision or conflict with a driver." (vicki) that was bridgette namata reporting. turns out there is a law on hawaiian islands... saying drivers can use the horn only when necessary to ensure safe operation. otherwise you can not use your horn on the highway. the police department says the woman can contest the ticket. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and catherine heenan are here with what's next on kron 4 news at six. (catherine) thanks vicki.... coming up new at six.. two people in custody...after a woman was found stabbed and left for dead on a rural east bay road. new video from the neighborhood where the suspects

i like the number.>> that was claudine wong reporting.ar is about a pullback and they come back. he says the first six months may be tough politically and economically but look for the come back later in the year.>>> don't forget about the big chinese new year parade coming up this saturday in san francisco. we will be broadcasting it live on www.ktvu.com at 6 pm right after a special edition of ktvu fox 2 news at 5. our own julie haner will host.>> always a lot of fun.>>> we have a lot to talk about tonight. we have a winter weather advisory which begins at midnight until 10 am on sunday. look at this for the santa cruz mountains. snowfall potentially could be around 2 to 4 inches if things materialize. just keep this in mind. we have a winter weather advisory that could impact travel over the summit of highway 17. outside right now, we have a like camera looking out toward oakland. you can see the flag moving around quite a bit. this is jack london square. we will still hold onto a bit of a breeze tomorrow. we back off a little bit comp

uno de ellos fue peter wong quien soÑaba con desempeÑarse en la vida militar. . sus padres es en que era un soÑador. amante de los deportes que llegÓ desde venezuela en busca de un lugar mÁs seguro para vivir. el dÍa del amor y la amistad, joaquÍn se dio de su casa con flores que le habÍa comprado a su novia. patricia: joaquÍn fue uno de los 17 muertos en esta masacre. sus padres hablaron hoy con jorge ramos quien confesÓ que es una de las entrevistas mÁs difÍciles que ha hecho. >> tenemos que hablar. ¿tÚ eres padre? jorge: sÍ. >> yo creo que uno como padre lucha por los hijos.. cuando los hijos se van, esa lucha tiene que continuar pero uno tiene que luchar por los hijos hasta que uno se va. en esta ocasiÓn no va a ser una pÁgina que se va a pasar fÁcilmente. jorge: me ha tocado cubrir la matanza een virginia, lla matanza de los niÑos de sandy hook, y siempre escuchÉ lo mismo. esto va a cambiar y no cambiÓ. ¿por quÉ crees que esto va a ser distinto? >> porque me ha tocado de cerca y porque ver a estos niÑos alrededor de nosotros, y ver la cantidad de niÑos que

. >> so we have a motion and a second by commissioner wong. is there any discussion on the motion? >> commissioner norton, i just want to clarify a little bit about the s.a.c.'s stance and the student delegate stance on the motion. the s.a.c. unders the cost, and the elements of the performances. we are not trying to remove all tickets of performances. we also realize this compromise is a large compromise and trying to force this will undermine the purpose of what a promise is, and we dontherefor believe that it's necessary to-dispel this, and we're happy with having it go back to committee. >> commissioner wong? >> thank you, vice president cooke, and i just wanted to reiterate something that commissioner haney said earlier. we thank you for going back to the table and working together to come up with a solution, but that is also part of why i wanted to move this forward because i did not want to go forward tonight against the wishes of the is. a.c. and the student delegates and what they propose, and i think we'll have more feedback from rules and our students, and be more inclus

. >> there are only about four of them in the bay area, claudine wong sat down with one of them and has his take. >> this master has been a "i ching master" for decades. >> my dad would say a scholar so i picked up the skill. >> what does it mean tax >> "i ching" scholars cover a range of technology. fortune-telling technology and this year the chinese zodiac assigned a dog. this dog is the earth dog. the earth dog is the mountain dog. >> is that good or bad? >> using the zodiac calendar the master gave us a road map. some of it is a warning. >> the chinese zodiac assigned 16 animals based on repeating 60 years cycle. the earth is a bad sign for the united states. the 1st to 6 months are really unstable so we could experience a short period of economic and stockmarket chaos like mild recession. the earth dog is very smart and intelligent so if you look at high-tech innovation, we will see artificial intelligence automation and smart car. those things will bring the united states to a new economic high. >> there are 12 zodiac animals but there are five elements assigned to the animals. m

wong says she is sharing her story now to warn others.obber and she is afraid his next victim won't be so lucky. ♪[ music ] >>> helena ramsey, mr. scott beigel, joaquin oliver. >> 17 names read one by one at an emotional candlelight vigil in florida. tonight a community is in mourning one day after a deadly mass shooting on a high school campus. a very poignant day in parkland, florida today. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. authorities today released the names of the victims killed in yesterday's massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school as the first vigils were held. tonight a sea of candles to honor the victims. these images from a couple of hours ago as thousands of people including students and parents turned out to begin the healing process. >> the broward county sheriff today identified the 17 people who were killed yesterday saying all of their families have now been notified. they include young athletes with scholarships to college and several school staff members including an assistan

pro-democracy activists are walking free after their convictions were overturned on appeal first of all wong nathan law and alex tile work convicted of unlawful assembly in two thousand and sixteen two years earlier they led major protests calling for greater democracy activists warn of growing interference by beijing sarah clarke has more from hong kong. but certainly good news for the three student latest on the law alex child and joshua wall who've had their gel terms quashed in today's final court of appeal hearing the three have walked free five judges unanimous a grade to drop those jail sentences in stock reversal of an earlier ruling that the three were found guilty for unlawful assembly after they were involved their involvement or their role in what was described as a storming of a government full course in the legislative assembly back in two thousand and fourteen there initially given community sentences would serve a sentences as well as a suspended sentence but the government intervened calling for harsher penalty and the court of appeal then delivered on that saying all three

highest court has thrown out the prison sentences for three democracy student organizers -- joshua wong, alex chow and nathan law. tuesday's ruling reverses the august 2017 verdicts, in which the three were sentenced to months in prison for helping organize the 2014 pro-democracy "umbrella movement" protests. the activists, however, cautioned against celebrating the ruling, as the court warned them that any future organizing could result in imprisonment. this is joshua wong. >> according to the judgment handed down by the court of final appeal in the future, if there any similar actions, protesters will still receive prism it. i will not describe this as a win and do not see it is as a reason to celebrate. amy: back in the united states, new york city taxi drivers held a vigil on tuesday to honor livery car driver douglas schifter, who killed himself in front of city hall on monday morning after writing a long facebook post condemning local politicians and wall street-backed apps like uber for pushing him into financial ruin. in the post, schifter describes working 100 hour to 120 hours

leaders and had a quite high profile in the beginning of the occupy protests and of course joshua wong who became the face of the occupy hong kong protests internationally. yes because as we just heard from sound bite we mentioned just that. they do face civil defense disobedience if they organize and the thing in the future some wonder to what extent this has galvanized the democracy movement or not. well certainly i think with regard to the pro-democracy movement it's a made them as he said it today it's made them feel stronger and they want to strengthen their campaign particularly in the lead up to next month where we'll have a by election in hong kong and quite an important election this is for the seat of nice in law who was disqualified as i mentioned a nice little stood for the demister party one led by joshua one was participated in by joshua longer established by joshua won't this is now allowed them to campaign in the next month in the lead up to this by election not everyone will be watching this particular election very closely because it will be the first real test of whe

. >> reporter: wong is the leader of the troupe. >> i think united states people can be very prosperitynd wealthy and, um, safe. >> reporter: some people have made special trips for the celebration. >> what better place, san francisco, the biggest chinatown. >> reporter: this mom and son came from hawaii with high hopes for the year of the dog. >> it's supposed to be a prosperous year and hopefully, you know, good health. >> reporter: it's not just the chinese new year being celebrated. all calendars based on the moon are kick off their year in cities around the world. the vietnamese tet festival is one of the bay area's biggest. it runs this weekend at san jose's eastridge mall. the big parade here in san francisco is happening a week from tomorrow. that's the one that goes around union square. it attracts tens of thousands of people each year. so the celebrations will be continuing for the next couple of weeks. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> looks like all those people celebrating this weekend are going to have perfect weather. >> the weather will be really nice and

wong, thanks for joining us. talk about the house side. how was this bill received? guest: by conservatives and a fiscal conservatives, not well. coming colorful reaction from the house freedom caucus. it was called a debt junkie -- junkie's dream, someone called it a christmas tree on steroids. , number of other fiscal hawks people concerned about the rising debt and deficit in this these folks orf swept into congress in 2010 and 2012 cycles as part of this tea party wave, believing they were sent to fight the debt crisis. a lot of these folks are of the package is not paid for. it is not offset. in particular, they have concerns with raising the debt for one year. this would extend the debt ceiling and the borrowing limit to around march 2019. those are points of contention now. host: what is paul ryan saying to his caucus about this bill? does he have votes to get it passed? guest: leadership and steve scalise's wit team will acknowledge this needs to be a will acknowledge this needs to be a bipartisan effort. they will need democratic votes to get this across the

were several cases where people had been denied visas for concerts and also a year ago, joshua wong, the umbrella movement, and so! support in the umbrella movement, and so i guess, because of my double to boo identity, because i was also a supporter of the umbrella movement and pro—democracy, somehow we have guessed that maybe i would be denied access. ho said viletta's decision when hold back and has vowed to continue fighting for the rights of the lgbt continue fighting for the rights of the lg bt committee continue fighting for the rights of the lgbt committee —— malaysia's decision. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we meet the south korean rescue team battling one of the highest suicide rates in the world. also on the programme: is speed breeding the future? scientists try to bring nasa's efforts to grow crops in space back down to earth. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going in to afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perfor

our viewers, sheila hughes sent us this video of the snow in the hills above milpitas and christina wong shot this video from american high in fremont where she goes to school. snow on the mountaintops. if you have video or pictures that you'd like to share please send them to us at isee @nbc bay area.com. tag us on twitter. >>> more i.c.e. raids to tell you about, bay area immigrant activists say i.c.e. agents have taken in dozens of immigrants from central california and northern california. federal agents arrested more than 50 people in san francisco, san jose and fresno. i.c.e. has not yet verified the exact number. coming up at 6:00, the fear of i.c.e. activity may be keeping many people at home. we'll tell you how much of a drop that some south bay businesses tell us they've seen this week. that's ahead on our 6:00 newscast. >>> who is targeting those tech busses? a local bus company is hoping a reward might help stop these attacks. last month you might recall we told you on one day alone someone shot out the windows of five busses carrying apple and google employees. this happened

one of them, joshua wong, spoke outside the court after the ruling.ot a victory at all and there is no cause for celebration. because the court had defined the umbrella movement as a violent action, which means that it might cause more people jail sentences in the future because of the straight guidelines. more than 1200 security guards have been withdrawn from the winter olympics in south korea because of an outbreak of norovirus. the organisers have brought in military personnel to replace the guards ahead of the games, which are due to get under way on friday. now, if you're a car lover, you might want to look away. in the philippines, officials have bulldozed more than two dozen luxury vehicles seized in a nationwide crackdown on crime and corruption. some of these cars were worth more than $115,000 each. it's all part of president rodrigo duterte‘s bare—knuckles approach to law and order. let's talk more about the markets, and the drastic swings that have been experienced in the us, as well as europe and asia, in the past few days. with me is our

there were several cases where people had been denied visas for concerts and also a year ago, joshua wongthe umbrella movement, and so i guess, because of my double taboo identity, because i was also a supporter of the umbrella movement and pro—democracy, somehow we have guessed that maybe i would be denied access. ho said malaysia‘s decision won‘t hold her back and has vowed to continue fighting for the rights of the lgbt committee. you‘re watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we meet the south korean team with a mission to combat one of the highest suicide rates in the world. also on the programme: is speed breeding the answer to the global food crisis? scientists try to bring nasa‘s efforts to grow crops in space, back down to earth. prince charles has chosen his bride, he proposed two weeks ago and she accepted without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of all its. at the gates of mr marcus ‘s sanctuary, the name itself supplies and one of the cruellest regimes. the world 's first clone has produced of an adult mammal. scientists have reduced

that's resulted in an upsurge in minimal living spaces entrepreneur eric wong's sells these earthquake proof sleeping cabins equipped with wife by air conditioning and t.v. . so far most of his buyers have been hotels throughout asia. although i think apartments in hong kong will get smaller and smaller property prices are already so high that the younger generation can't afford them maybe in the future they won't just sleep in space capsules like these for a day or two but actually live in them with a lot. the hong kong government has promised to take action senior citizens are now supposed to get priority in subsidized housing but the waiting lists are long probably too long for seventeen year old son learn the only way for him to escape his cramped living space is to go outside. of germany's main political parties edging closer to a coalition deal terry has that story thank you that's right things are looking better at this point here in germany negotiators from the two biggest parties are close to forming a government it is said conservatives and social democrats were meant to stri

. >> reporter: jennifer wong and her husband own city rent a car.reak-ins often leads to them paying more money. >> we pay $500 to fix the windows. it's pretty

hong kong's pro—democracy activists to be awarded the nobel peace prize, including campaignerjoshua wongfor their peaceful efforts to bring about political reform. and this video is trending on bbc.com. police in america investigating the death of the actress natalie wood 37 years ago say they are now treating her husband, fellow actor robert wagner, as a person of interest. miss wood drowned during a boating trip in 1981. that's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, with me, zeinab badawi. my guest has been celebrated here at the world economic forum in davos. he's been given an award for his philanthropic work advancing women's rights. he's shah rukh khan, the bollywood superstar whose fan base runs into the billions. he says he wants to make the world a better place, but how far is he really using his voice to do that? shah rukh khan, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much, zeinab, and thank you very much for having me over at hardtalk. very glad to have you. look, after graduating from the university of delhi, you dr