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east,ying in the middle protests expected in the gaza strip, the third consecutive friday. some 33 have been killed in the last cheat of weeks, a part of what the palestinians are calling the great march of return, weekly demonstrations of the border with israel, demanding a return to areas where they were expelled in 1948. israel has warned that it will respond with live fire and bullets. here is mackler has more. friday prayers are ending, and that is when the process really kicks off. there is a large peaceful protest and a smaller core of protesters who come to the defense, throw stones, molotov cocktails. be that is the pattern we will see a again today because it is be -- being call a day of protest, palestinian flags israeli -- flying, flags being burned. others are calling it molotov cocktail friday. is not the same kind of weapons the israelis have in the arsenal but we willeaponry, have to wait and see how this will develop. the past few fridays, it has turned deadly. are the israelis hoping that these protests will peter out? yes, that would be in certainly.teres

she's called kang ying and she reportedly disappeared when she was three years old.cab. but it was actually a post he put online that found her. more on that in a moment. now, many people commenting on the video on chinese social media assumed kang ying was trafficked. but in this article her adoptive family say she was found on the side of the road and raised in a town just 20 km away. here's vincent ni from the bbc chinese service. so, it happened in 1994. on a busy day, the father ran out of change and he went to a neighbouring store to look for some change. met when he came back, he could not find his daughter. over the years, came back, he could not find his daughter. overthe years, he came back, he could not find his daughter. over the years, he has been trying to find his daughter and really interesting detail that in 2015, in order to find his daughter, he became a taxi driver, in the hope that one day the daughter would turn up that one day the daughter would turn up in his car and began his passenger. the dramatic moment came last year, late last year, when

saidhe wants to work with japan, and the prime minister has really tried to flatter the pres sident yings taking a very leading voice on north korea there's also this idea that president trump thinks that the trade that we have with japan right now is not fair, and he wants to of japan to pay m he wants japan to be buying more military planes. he said that in hispeech, in the press conference today. so there's this idea that he w realnts japan to beef up what they're doing in terms ofom buying stuff he u.s. and that's where things could get a little shaky. it seems as though right now-- they played all day playing golf, it seems like theye ying to get to know each other and things seem to be going smoothly. >> woodruff: it's fascinating to watch, allaking place at mar-a-lago. yamiche alcindor, thank you very much. >> woodruff: now a view from the white house on mike pompeo's trip to north korea and thete diplomatic sf play between north korea and the u.s. we turn to victoria coates, special assistant to the president ansenior director on the national security council. w victoria coatecom

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taiwan's president, tsai ying—wen, has overseen a military exercise that sought to test the island'somesjust a day after china, which considers taiwan its own, announced it would hold live—fire exercises next week. these will happen in the taiwan strait, map the narrow waterway separating the chinese mainland from taiwan. with more now on china's assertion of its naval reach in the region, here's david campa nale. it's the most visible symbol of china's rising military power. this is china's sole operational aircraft carrier, and this week it led the navy's largest ever military display — some a8 warships and submarine, 76 fighterjets, and more than 10,000 navy personnel took part. 0bserving was commander—in—chief of the armed forces president xijinping. he told assembled troops that china's need for a world leading naval force has never been more pressing. as china flexes its muscles, taiwan responded with drills of its own. translation: today our brothers and sisters in the navy, with our air force and army assisting in combat, performed very well. they responded rapidly, were flex

thanks to a relentless social media campaign, the 27—year—old, now called kang ying, found them.ght this was possible. it's like somebody in a dream has appeared before me. it's unbelievable. in 1994, her father and mother briefly lost sight of their daughter while running a busy fruit stall and she was gone. wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms. it worked. their dna matches. today's dramatic reunion has captured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. steven mcdonnell, bbc news, hong kong. conservationists are borrowing techniques from astronomers in order to survey endangered species. the aim of so—called astroecology is to develop a system that automatically identifies animals from a drone mounted camera. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has the details. the heat signature of a group of chimps wandering through their hab

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thanks to a relentless social media campaign, the 27—year—old, now called kang ying, found them.ke somebody in a dream has appeared before me. it's unbelievable. in 1994, her father and mother briefly lost sight of their daughter while running a busy fruit stall and she was gone. wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms. it worked. their dna matches. today's dramatic reunion has captured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, hong kong. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we will look at what the asian newspapers are saying about that story of the chinese family reunited with their long—lost child. also on the programme: the images that reveal how drones are helping in the fight to save endangered species. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worse,

sat in a class with aor teache professor, i would r y, "is this teacher trying to get us to believe,ying to get us to think?" so it's that one questn that was worth a lot of courses, and that's what, at their best, that parents and grandparents do. and that's why i put down their... my parent's questions and experiences in the book 17 traditions. >> hinojosa: which is a wonderful book. probably a lot of people mayot have read it. it's called the 17 traditions, and this is a book that you y that you basically wrote for you mom and dad. >> y, and for thousands of other parents and grandparents who should put this wisdom and these experiencedown to connect with their children, who are more disconnected nowe because all thectronic gadgets that they're... you know, more disconnected from their family trail than ever before. this is a modestestseller, by the way. >> hinojosa: all right! >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> hinojosa: yes, and we'll talk about your latest bo in just a minute, but let me ask you about what it was that your m and dad understood as immigrants that almost they took american consti

it lifted off from cape ying aral hearing -- carr rocket that will explore deep space.d on the work of kepler space telescope over the next decade. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: looking at the markets. turkey managed to work out the morning session. the nikkei 225 10thsng out the session 4 of a percent. asian equities trading at the highest levels in a month. the yen falling during this risk on move. we heard from the comments industry,-commerce china sticking to the message that it will not concede to u.s. unilateralism. and this is not stopping the search across metals, iron ore jumping. the opec meeting in jeddah. there is a tense wait for may 12. that is when trump is to decide on iran sanctions. check out what is going on in tokyo. metal losers powering ahead. pacific metals, which is derived all of its revenue from nickel is rising. andstock is up year to date bright days ahead for msm. high nickel and cobalt prices. and over in soel, korean builders are hopin

thanks to a relentless social media campaign, the 27—year—old, now called kang ying, found them.ebody in a dream has appeared before me. it's unbelievable. “119911, her father and mother briefly lost sight of their daughter while running a busy fruit stall and she was gone. wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms. it worked. their dna matches. today's dramatic reunion has captured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. steven mcdonnell, bbc news, hong kong. how would you know 23 years later? 50 years ago tomorrow, martin luther king stepped out on to the balcony of the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee and was shot by a white supremacist. just a few months later, robert kennedy met a similar end it often leads to the two men being compared. but a new photo exhibition here in new york suggests these two icons of american history

a dna test showed that this woman, now 2 years old, and known as khan ying was his child.y another family who found her alone on a roadside in 1994. she grew up just 12 miles from home. she arrived last week with a bouquet of flowers and a crush of cameras. when she was reunited with her biological parents. nobody else seemed to exist. finally, holding his daughter again, he simply said through tears, mommy and daddy love you. a sudden moment, 24 years in the making. thanks to a father who never gave up on his little girl. ben tracy, cbs news, shanghai. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city i'm jeff glor. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to the "overnight news." the powder keg the syrian civil war seems poised for an explosion. president trump says he will decide within hours how to respond to the assad regime's poison gas attack that left dozens dead. russia insists it has shown no evidence of chemicals at the bombing site. the

that is what some contradiction of the me too movement are now ying. >> and there's a lot more coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> a twist in the reuben foster domestic violence case. his ex-girlfriends is saying she made the story up. more details ahead, including the legal issues she could now face. >> spencer christian, how about a few spring sprinkles to spice up your week? i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up. >> reporter: brown weed is taking over the shores of a local lake. the cause you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. . happening now, a historic sum betweenorean leaders is under way at the demilitarized zone. here's video of moon jae-in and north korean leader shake hands and kim stepping across the border into south korea. it's the first time a leader crossed the south 65 years ago. the leaders are supposed to discuss de-nuclearization and planning the beginning stages of a peace agreement. rooup reuben foster recan'ted violence saying she lied to authoriti

. >> the ying and the crank yang . game one, high noon here on abc 7.he pregame starts at 11:30, followed by live post-game interviews. take a look at this. larry o'brien trophy and lord stanley's cup, the chalice, otherwise known at nba and nhl trophies. wouldn't it be nice if both were to reside in the bay area this next year? speaking of, the stanley cup playoffs start tonight for the sharks. they're against anaheim. they will be at the tank in san jose monday and wednesday. three of the games went to a shootout. so close games. physically, the sharks know they can win a tight encounter, but with the playoff pressure on, when one wrong pass can mean the difference between a season continuing and abruptly ending. >> it's about getting your emotional level to the right place. and we've got guys that i now are going to be there for that. and we've got young guys who have been in that environment before that need to understand that. >> big series for every single player on our team. playoffs are when we want to be playing hockey and when you want to be p

ying to do to >> it is a difficult one to answer. sometimes it seems rather simple. in my experience traveling the world i have learned that the only thing that really moves and changes a person is to see and feel the circumstance. informr we can do to those about the realities on the inund will make a difference our various ways we can do that. but short of having some adequate awareness of those circumstances, those who have arer in this world toarently not getting moved make any difference in the region for the positive. so, the challenge is awareness. >> thank you for your remarks today. i am a retired journalist. i worked with many newspapers including the washington post. [indiscernible] what is it like to be in gaza these days? thank you very much. >> thank you for your suggestion. i will do that. know hamas?you do you have an impression you can share with us about what is as, and what it might end up meaning for the day things begin to change for the better? of ham know many members as, talk with them at length. i had a long lunch with a family who is loyal t

. >> the ying and the crank yang f game one, high noon here on abc 7.rts at 1111 followed by live post-game interviews. take a look at this. larry o'brien trophy and lord stanley's cup, the chalice, otherwise known at nba and nhl trophies. wouldn't it be nice if both were to reside in the bay area this next year? speaking of, the stanley cup playoffs start tonight for the sharks. they're against anaheim. they will be at the tank in san jose monday and wednesday. three of the games went to a shootout. so close games. physically, the sharks know they can win a tight encounter, but with the playoff pressure on, when one wrong pass can mean the difference between a season continuing and abruptly ending. >> it's about getting your emotional level to the right place. and we've got guys that i now are going to be there for that. and we've got young guys who have been in that environment before that need to understand that. >> big series for every single player on our team. playoffs are when we want to be playing hockey and when you want to be playing your best

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i am debbie ying, a san francisco resident for 20 years. i wanted to clarify that the comment made earlier about rick swig referring to not enough public comment to fill a comic book was at last week's hearing. i was here at last week's hearing. i attended that meeting where on wednesday, april 18, appeal 18-035 and appellant schmidt versus the historic preservation commission respondent was held here. and i was disheartened to hear that the board voted to appeal the early days and the statue in the civic center. and countless people here today. i stand with the folks that are here and as a san francisco resident, i am ashamed that the statue still exists. can you imagine the statue glorifying the exclusion of chinese americans? it was law and it was wrong in 1982. there is an outcry from native americans against the statue, and it is a horrible depiction of being native american. rewe can niez that the displacement of thousands of native americans took place, but it should not be glorified. i urge you to grant a rehearing for the appeal an

standing up to the front of the ying herbs that the united states gives me flutters. well, but freezing as the james comey come across to you as a and is that important in this city? >> i don't know that he was. rod rosen stein -- rosenstein is a very good insider. i thought he had poor judgment, tortured reasoning. i thought of several of those instances today. i just didn't think he was a good f.b.i. director. and nobody who worked with him trusted him. people at the justice department thought he was a drama queen kind of person. he would say traumatic things. d i didn't see -- think he should do that. >> this is a quote from james comey, i can't believe with such a supple mind got elected president. >> president obama is about the only president who doesn't get criticized in a higher loyalty. >> he talked about how he had very little communication. the f.b.i. director is not an intern for the white house who can be told that he owes 100% throilt the president because he's got a law enforcement job to do. that's an essential difference athoritarian state. -- authori

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bay ying is vowing to fight the u.s. at any cost. the white house is also facing an ethics scandal involving the president's cabinet. the officials at the epa were demoted or sidelined after raising questions about secretary scott pruitt's spending. despite his mounting ethical issues, president trump floated the wrd of having pruett replace attorney general jeff sessions. >>> is and the president speaking out about it for the first time, breaking his silence. it could have legalism indications. the president said he did not know attorney michael cohen's $130,000 hush payment to stormy daniels. the attorney for stormy daniels, michael avenatti, will join us in a few minutes to discuss that. we want to begin with ivan watson live in beijing with with a top story concerning a new potential round of tariffs from this administration. ivan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, david. this is why everybody is talking about the risk of a trade war between the world's two largest economies. just look back at this week. monday china impos

so that's what he's saying by ying he would take the fifth. >> woodruff: so it says something to you about whether he knows something or not. >> well, it certainly is an indication of that, yes. >> woodruff: so let's talk a a little bit morut that. and, again, i want to give you a chance, first, to speak broadly about the importance of an independent judiciary as you put it. why is that important to you? >> well, you know, there are a lot of important policy issu confronting our country right now. but from my perspective, the most important isn't any one of those. you know, people of good will can have different views about the best policies. it's really the aault on our democratic institutions and norms. and that includes an independent judiciary and the rule of law and a free press, amonothers. >> woodruff: and you've said that some of that, of course, ur concern comes out of-- groagz of grows out of this administration, the president'se ed concerns that he's expressed about the robert mueller investigation, the investigation into whether there was a conneooion with during the elec

utility of this approach is that vulnerability disclosure programs are normally geared unauthorized ying access to data, not pointing out arrangement that likely could harm someone but by complex abide consent agreements. how do you see the bug bounty announced t you've addressing the issue of that? sorry, could you clarify what specifically -- >> how do you see that the bug and y program that you are have announced will deal with information not permissible as compared to just access to data? not actuallyr, i'm sure i understand this enough to speak to that specific point. my team follow up with you on the details of that. bounty programs are an important part of the hardening aenal for lot of systems. i think we should expect that we're going to invest a lot in our systems ourselves and that we're going to audit and investigate a lot of the ecosystem, but even with that, having the ability to enlist other third parties company to be able to help us out by giving hem an incentive to point out when they see issues is likely going to help us improve the security of the platform overall we

million --ying 304 to 400 million reduction. things ine are a few the mix.t is going higher is that oil price. heading over $75 a barrel. we are focused on that 3% level in the bond markets, we had that conversation yesterday in the first hour. are we really there yet is one of the cries we hear from the markets in terms of waiting for it -- thereor is too much attention attached to one number? let's talk about aluminum. this was the big focus in the market. we saw the price of aluminum more than 9% lower. that is the white house change of stance on resell -- rusal. you have on markets. he dismissed the idea that this would rock our world. where does the journey in bonds, they say 4% is a real number. we have not quite made it up to 3% levels this morning. we are seeing a bit of a turnaround. likewise in bunds and o.a.t.'s, $96 billion worth of paper coming to the u.s. market. we have not made it to 3%. the debate is about real return. is the bond market priced for a growth rate in the u.s., approximately 5%. right.95%, is that the rise for a bond if you hav

in one senset's laughable that he's making light to this, but there is some truth in what he's ying.re are no real oligarchs in the sense that there are people that can exercise power or influence o vladim putin. russian billionaires, russian olaarchs, if you want thell them, that they may enjoy their wealth at the pleasure of i president putiyou will, but they can't fours him to change his behavior. so the idea of putting sanctions on them and they get upset and go to president putin to say, you know, don't do x, i don't think that's going to work. >> brangham: on the ne hand you have these new sanctions. on the other you have president titrump calling vladimir to congratulate him on his election, talking about inviting the white house for a summit. what message is this sending ths russ >> in the kremlin they decided along time ago that president trump is politicalpotent, as the russian prime minister put it once. ethey believe all of t actions he's taking against russia are because he has to, because of political pressure that's being exerted on him. and they see that despite their

my commitment to my own family, to children and families, to women's rights and opportunities say,ying to make, should i a more perfect union. i really believe all of that because i was given a great support and my own life by my own family, and a great public school education. everything that has made me who i am. i would hope that people would spend a little bit of time actually lee -- actually looking behind the image of the picture. is what i think we hope for all of us. we want to be known as who we are and judged positively or negatively based on what we actually do, not what people say we did. i think that is might best answer. [applause] and yet the images are so complicated. the most admired woman in the world, more than any other woman. at the same time, and right now, people saying, get off the public stage and shut up. that is something we hear all the time. that began to happen after the election. was -- tion former sec. clinton: the election was pretty dramatic -- traumatic. [laughter] former sec. clinton: i think there were a lot of people who rely, i don't want to think

james mattis also moved back, sa ying, we need to prove if this was the assad regime.owing recognition that military strikes certainly will not change the course of the civil war in syria and do carry huge risks because of russian and iranian forces on the ground. if they are in harm's way, look under reaction that would result in. daniel: tom: -- this is the z ietgeist in america right now. this comes after the confusing tweets of yesterday. francine: confusing tweets, and if you are a trader on the markets, or a writerr the market was anxious on china. that died off and then we started tuesday anxious on syrian strikes. where are we? where does the market latch on it? wider thing is the focus. the u.s. treasury managed to put sanctions on the syrian situation. we have got a wider problem in the markets, which we do not know what is happening next. as far as the military strike is concerned, i think people are expecting that something will definitely happen because both france and the u.k. have come very much in line. it is a question of whether it will be more quarte

the incident, throughout that process we we re incident, throughout that process we were constantly yings because that was the easy option. when someone is banging on your door or chucking a fire extinguisher added whilst calling you the n word what effect does that have on you? it was our first time moving away from home in the first time many students live away from home at the age of 18, you are independent and to have that as your first experience are independent and to have that as yourfirst experience in are independent and to have that as your first experience in your first year at university was pretty daunting and also facing that extreme kind of racial abuse is even more daunting as an 18—year—old. and i think it isn'tjust us, it happens to so many students across the country who are literally in the same position as us. what did the police do? the police tried to find cct images but they could not find any because the university did not have any cameras on site at the time and so they referred us to the university and they asked them to investigate it instead. did the universi

so it's always a ying and yang.ave him a thumbs up for sure. take aclo a look at how the stod after two days on capitol hill. it's up 5.5%. they asked how did facebook let this cambridge analytica scandal happen, harvest the data on 87 million of us. they learned that zuckerberg's own information was sold too they asked him should we regulate you? he said it's inevitable, just don't go too far. finally, is facebook willing to change its business model to protect you and he promised to follow up in writing. this is how the internet pokes fun at that, are you human, mr. zuckerberg. this is an important question, my team will get back to you on that. he switched to orange juice from water yesterday. as to working -- as for working to protect user privacy. so mr. zuckerberg, will you untag yourself from all of those photos? say cheese. that's the mess we deal with, as users of the site. what about this one, when one senator asked on tuesday, is facebook a monopoly? no, said mr. zuckerberg. but there he is, rich uncle pe

ying them the billions of dollars he did behind america's back, it is incredible we are in this positionbut it is at the feet of obama. but pompeo and trump are going to clean the mess up that obama left us. host: that is just in north carolina -- that is jeff. the iran nuclear deal is said to be one of the major points of discussion when president trump meets with resident -- president macron. the of preparing for the formal arrival. 9:00 is the formal arrival ceremony. you see the preparations for it. there is a joint news conference at 11:45, a state dinner tonight at 6:30. you can watch c-span's coverage of that at 6:30 and you can see it on c-span3 and www.c-span.org . will address a joint session of congress tomorrow at 11:00. you can see that on c-span. with that activity going on, www.c-span.org is the place to go, if you want to go there to keep a close eye on the events and see them later, if you don't have a chance to see them live. jim in fort lauderdale, florida, republican line. caller: hello. i do not think that people should worry as much about the kind of secretary of st

and 71% saying pay all the taxes that you owe, 69% saying follow-up the law -- follow all the law, yingerve jury duty is called, 61% saying respect opinions of those who disagree, 60% saying because the in the u.s. census every decade, 62% saying volunteer to help others, 50 percent saying to know the pledge of allegiance. caller: the political spectrum that has been going on in this country since barack obama come in, it has absolutely gone caramel. -- gone terrible. allave the cia, fbi, nsa trying to overthrow a duly elected president of the united states. i am calling on the republican line because i changed my party affiliation after being a union man for 44 years. i found out just how crooked and what big thieves they are, and for that man that called earlier and talked about labor unions and everything, they want that one thing from you, and that is your union dues. they don't care about what happens to this country socially , our borders or anything like that. after 44 years, i said to myself, this is not working. host: so richard, your level of faith as you would describe it in