i actually do a lot of business with china i make a lot of money with china. if you know, we we're doing you can make a fortune i have the biggest think of the world in manhattan from china we have more customers than the people in the country. for greg million customers i said to prefer and joking joking, joking when you start to excavate that island did you get the environmental impact statement? he said actually know they came up with the idea on friday at 4:00 p.m. they started excavation's saturday morning. it is true. he said that. we are in a different world. i loved the last debate some people said it was too rough that is better than those that are too weak but i have to say i won every single poll for the debate. [applause] but seven people coming at me from riverside. that is the problem with or country. hillary clinton said i don't like donald trump's tone. they are chopping off heads in the middle east of christians there chopping off heads of everybody there drowning people 30 at a time and she said i don't like his tone. so she asks ted cruz. i

david mackenzie, china. >>> turning to national news. parts of up state new york are seeing the biggest snowstorms of the season this week. working to clear nearly 700,000 miles of roadway today. officials say they plan to clean up this storm and have 5,000 5,000-tons of salt for the entire operation. >>> and an 18 wheeler slowing traffic to a crawl on i95 north and broward count florida. the storm's down trees and power lines capsized boats and slow rush hour traffic of course. the national weather service reported that a maximum wind gust of 65 -miles-per-hour. officials have not yet confirmed any tornado touchdowns. >>> as far as weather locally we're looking at a little different trend over the next several days than what we've been used to over the next several days. >> tim studabacher joins us with a look at that. >> today is the end of it. by tomorrow we'll start to see the winds picking up and that will be followed by rain and snow. sun and clouds. there and still staying quiet for now. things are going to start to change tomorro

but is this his land victory at do you i do if you can't afford the fireworks we travel deep into china to witness a bngerous tradition. but first the "nightline 5." ogue with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. get a $199 lease on the 2016 nissan rogue.just 60 >>> good evening. in just hours voters in new the polls to provide the nextt as been a truly unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow.t is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his campaign around disparaging ter: this past week we've seen feuds, unexpected >> vicious trolling. >> reporter: the music you almost expect to hear as the candidatesnd. >> reporter: call it "game of thrones: new hampshire edition." die. tune in this timethere's sure to be blood on the floor. >> the time is here. >> reporter: saturday's

china has a manufacturing juggernaut, . to slow down tohe china slow down so that is an issue that all of those commodities that they bought from other countries such asie oil and copper also slow down so it is a ripple effect . a significant slowdown that hits home because we also export. >> is anybody doing really well? >> that is the problem . usually , you'll see some part of the world is doing fairly well , but the concerning part is that there is nobody out there, stop we are probably going to have a recession this year . canada mexico are in a recession also japanan and europe has been an recession since 2,006, so there is no real sign of when we will >> so that people then people start to panic andnd feel like they need to sell . they do not he want to continue to lose money so is it the type to sell or to buy?yp >> that's a good question . when you are down about 10 -- 12 percent that is when you say, as is this is the time to buy ? is this the bottom or . i don't think that this is over yet . i don't think that this is done yet, who's a but to get for some people depending on

hasn't brought any back to china. animals at his reserve in south china -- africa. now they have a great home in south africa and a wonderful reserve. they can hunt, breed, and are in wonderful condition. the question is, what happens next? funding them in china will be difficult, and arranging for them to be sent back. carol: the chinese want them, correct? t: stuart's project has had quite a lot of attention in china. the tigers are a hugely important animal. he has had the animals for 10 years now, and there is genuine pressure to bring them home. many want to see these animals come back to china. there is an idea that if it is a chinese tiger should be on chinese soil. it is a difficult thing to do. they need a lot of room, tigers, because they are solitary animals. there just aren't many places in china where there is enough good habitat for them to go. carol: what is interesting, a fair amount of drama. he has a girlfriend, or former wife, and that has woven through your story as well. he has a lot of litigations and lawsuits going on as well. kit: one of the

. >> speaking of weather, massive delays in china blamed on poor weather. this is the scene as a hundred thousand people were stranded at a train station on monday. rain, snow, delayed service trains ahead of busy travel for china's lunar new year. by early tuesday some 34,000 people were still at that station. a daring rescue in missouri after a 16-year-old boy falls through ice. a police officer tried to reach the teen with a branch before firefighters actually brought in equipment to help. last week, it worked. the boy was lucky they had it because the teen was treated for hypothermia and pulled out. he's expected to be okay. our unusual winter is being blamed for this. crews worked all day to get it out of the water and game officials are using this as an example of the dangers of thin ice. this time of year given the winter that we've had so far. >> the nfl is turning its attention to concussions after an alarming increase in the number of those injuries in the 2015 season. the league saw a 58% increase, even after cracking down on helmet-to-helmet hit

>>> would what do you i do if you can't afford the fireworks we travel deep into china to witness a beautiful but dangerous tradition. but first the "nightline 5." >> the nissan rogue with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. get a $199 lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. >> number one in just 60 >>> good evening. in just hours voters in new the polls to provide the next twist in what as been a truly unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow. abc's david wright is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. >> vote for me tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his campaign around disparaging people. >> reporter: this past week we've seen feuds, unexpected alliances, and attacks. >> vicious trolling. >> reporter: the music you almost expect to hear as the candidates crisscross the land. >> reporter: call it "game of thrones: n

china will not. in china you have a situation where -- >> we talk about china so much in the lack of transparency or how they change policies from week to week. it feels a little bit more consistent. do you have an idea? >> i think it's fair to say they are struggling. the policy dimension to prop up more than trying to camp down a going economy. into symmetry that is new to them and they're trying to figure out how it works. i think about the deceleration of the economy. i think about policy is having reasonable ways and means to address that. they have fiscal policy, arrows they can fire, they have monetary policy space. they continue to cap reserve requirements. policy stance, you think that is relatively market neutral. but simmering under the surface are these other factors such as how to they manage the exchange rate? there is an extraordinary amount of uncertainty about how they will do that probably even from their perspective. and you have the fact that the policy insurance they have been us

we travel deep into china to witness a beautiful but dangerous tradition. but first the "nightline 5." >> the nissan rogue with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. get a $199 lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. >> number one in just 60 (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, >>> good evening. in just hours voters in new hampshire will start heading to the polls to provide the next unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow. abc's david wright is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. >> vote for me tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his campaign around disparaging people. >> reporter: this past week we've seen feuds, unexpected alliances, and attacks. >> vicious trolling. >> reporter: the music you almost expect to

our jobs and we are trying to take china's jobs. that's the nature of competition >>reporter:some of the republicans agree. >> you think that the chinese have they had a 45% on all their empires would not retaliate, of course they would. that would be devastating for our economy. >>reporter:the cot -- the controversial -- [inaudible] ben carson, chris christie, ted cruz, and carly fiorina on the fence, and trump opposing it. >> who has a right? new hampshire make that call tomorrow. three weeks. now, for a closer look at the key issues in this election. the candidates stances in my analysis, go to our website, cbsboston.com. >>> a winter classic at the garden center. >> beanpot history, the >>> there was drama in the beanpot final even before we got to the end of the game. which was amazing >> this is one of my favorite sporting events of the year and this one lived up to the hype >> great action especially in regulation it was kind of b oring, no, this was a blast. the beanpot final at the garden tonight 22nd time they are playing

she also spoke at a local church and stopped in to a sandwich shop in china town. "real change never takes place from the top on down." (cheering) after spending the weekend also here in the valley .. today bernie sanders campaigned in michigan. here .. he also spoke at the same church where clinton talked. sanders also held a rally yesterday at bonanza high school. republican candidates will also be back in the valley over the next week. so jeb bush has announced he will be speking at the southern hills republican women's luncheon a week from tomorrow.. this is also republican caucus day. he will be at the revere golf club in anthem at 11 a-m. a k9 dog injured in a standoff last week, is at home tonight after undergoing life saving surgery. the picture we're going to show you might be disturbing to some ... but metro police shared it on facebook to show you the damage they say this on the k-9, last week . a suspect used a machete to stab and cut 8-year old "nicky" at least a dozen times while trying to take down an armed suspect. it was at the end of a 12 hour sta

we travel deep into china to witness a beautiful but dangerous tradition. but first the "nightline 5." >> the nissan rogue with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. get a $199 lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. >> number one in just 60 >>> good evening. in just hours voters in new hampshire will start heading to the polls to provide the next unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow. abc's david wright is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. >> vote for me tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his people. >> reporter: this past week we've seen feuds, unexpected alliances, and attacks. >> vicious trolling. >> reporter: the music you almost expect to hear as the candidates crisscross the land. >> reporter: call it "game of thrones: new hampshire edition." die. tune in this time tomor

she welcome the chinese president statement that china would not militarize the south china sea. >>> a german city shut down and police raided the apartments of 12 members on suspicion of associations with islamic militants. the interior minister said that the islamic association was closely linked to a similar cultural organization after some of the members joined isis in syria. more than 220 officers participated in the raid, conference dating mobile phones, computers and memory cards. they said last month, the number of islamist militants returning to germany was on the rise and more than 400 were >>> el chapo is complaining that life behind bars is rough on him. that is according to a report on the radio, yesterday. he said guards wake him up every two hours which feels like torture. he said he is getting so little sleep that he "feels like a zombie." escape from prison last year but is under much closer watch. mexican officials said they will eventually extradite him to the u.s. >>> heavy delays in san francisco. check with the airline for your we will be back. good morning. we

. >> when we have more people in jail disproe prorgs natalie african-american and latino and that china does, he's my promise. at the end of my first term as president, we will not have more people in jail an any other country. >> reporter: the fire works really coming at the end, with this con ten tentious moment. >> the kind of criticism that we heard from senator sanders about our president, i expect from republicans, i do not expect from someone who is running for the democratic nomination to succeed president obama. >> that is -- madame secretary, obama. i was not that candidate. >> reporter: she was asked about her defeat in new hampshire. she said she spent her entire career working to empower women to make their own choices, even if that choice was not to vote for her. >>> the controversial e-mails from hillary clinton's private server are being released at a politically sensitive time 37 that ps a after a federal judge released ed ordered all of them released in four installments. one of them a day before the nevada caucus. more due a day before the south carolina primary. the

that is an accusation you here over and over again in today's china. he has been accused of failing to rectify his wrong doings. this, of course, follows events on thursday when the man who was the deputy governor of another province was also removed from his post accused of violating party discipline. in the case of wei hong i think it is in relation to president xi jinping's croc down on political descent because he was a closely tie to a former person jailed for corruption last year >>> chinese police have admitted they've detained three hong kong book sellers who have been missing since october. five book sellers in total disappeared late last year and all have reemerged in china proper. they work for a publishing house that is known for their criticism of china's communist party. the chinese authorities say the men are under investigation for illegal activity. there are questions over china's commitment to hong kong's autonomy. south korea's foreign minister has been meeting ambassadors in seoul on plans on a rocket launch from korea. this comes a

china is requiring foreign companies and foreign chinese joint ventures to this is part of the government's latest move to tighten control of the digital realm. firms with at least part foreign ownership are banned from publicking text, maps, games, information without the approval of the state summation of press publication, radio, film, and television first. >>> the federal government says vimpel.com limited the world's six largest tell low communications company will pay $795 million to resolve claims that it paid more than $114 million in bribes to government officials in uzbekistan. representatives pleaded guilty to a atlanta federal court, violating -- courtroom, violating the foreign corrupt practices act. let's toss it over to tim. much quieter on the weather front. >>> good morning to you. we have patchy morning fog possible this morning, as well as breezy and gusting conditions today. the northern sierra could see snow later today into the rest of us are looking much drier as compared to yesterday especially. 28 in town with calm winds at the moment, 81% humidity, and mostly clear

>>> would what do you i do if you can't afford the fireworks we travel deep into china to witness a beautiful but dangerous tradition. but first the "nightline 5." >> the nissan rogue with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. get a $199 lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. >> number one in just 60 essage cc1 test m >>> good evening. in just hours voters in new the polls to provide the next unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow. abc's david wright is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. >> vote for me tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his campaign around disparaging people. >> reporter: this past week we've seen feuds, unexpected alliances, and attacks. >> vicious trolling. >> reporter: the music you almost expect to hear as the candidates crisscross the land. >> reporter: call it "game of thrones: new hampshire

to bring the south china tigers back to china? kit: we are at a critical project right now. the first stage has been a success. he has increased the number of tigers, they can hunt, which is important. the next stage is getting them back to china. they are negotiating with the chinese to find a suitable habitat for them. that is the difficult bit. dealing with the chinese government is extremely difficult for a westerner. there are many murky political currents that are hard to understand. it might go home next year, or in 10 years. it is very hard to know. carol: it is a fascinating read. i know you spend time with them. he is certainly on a mission. safe to say this is taking over his life. kit: this, and the divorce take up most of the time now. the divorce is linked to the tiger charity, because part of what they are arguing over is the assets in the charity. carol: interesting to hear about this individual. kit, thank you so much. joining us from melbourne, australia. we go to the back of the book for the etc. segment next. i

if you want china i suggest to buy yum which will split into yum and yumle china. bottom line. despite what you may think from the two quarters it is not that it was snowing on columbia's side of the street while the winter weather was warm for vf. columbia is doing a better job and they have more exciting brand coalitions than vfc which is getting hammered by more than just the warm weather. and it need s to correct the course now. for columbia sportswear, it's the better buy and only a purchase of lulu lemon by vf would change this guy's mind. grant in ohio, please. grant. >> caller: hi, jim. >> quite welcome. >> caller: i'm a banker who is 79 years old today. a student of the cramer school of investment. i would like your opinion on target. >> target is about to report. my charitable trust owns it. i am concerned. going back with the research director i said i don't know if target is set up for a good quarter. he said the valuation is so low we have to take the risk that it's okay. that has been difficult. i think it is an inexpensive stock. matt in new jersey. matt. >> call

we travel deep into china to witness a beautiful but dangerous tradition. but first the "nightline 5." >> the nissan rogue with the power and performance of our intuitive all-wheel drive. get a $199 lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. >> number one in just 60 >>> good evening. in just hours voters in new hampshire will start heading to the polls to provide the next twist in what as been a truly unbelievable campaign. the candidates including a surprisingly modest donald trump were scrambling for votes. some of these hopefuls know they may not make it past tomorrow. abc's david wright is out on the trail tonight. >> this is now crunch time. >> reporter: it may be the first in the nation primary. >> vote for me tomorrow! >> reporter: new hampshire is also a last chance for some. >> donald trump organizes his campaign around disparaging people. >> reporter: this past week we've seen feuds, unexpected alliances, and attacks. >> vicious trolling. >> reporter: the music you almost expect to hear as the candidates crisscross the land. >> reporter: call it "game of thr

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tenth tallest in china. this is video of three dare devils who climbed to the top of the spire on top of the building. they brrke through security doors to get to the spire, and climbed on the top taking these pictures and video. these guys have done other similar stunts in the past. that looks terrifying there. >>> nobody ever wins at one of those grab the prize vending machines, right? this girl in china puts her money in the claw, tries to grab a couple of prizes, but they slip out of its grip. doesn't matter, created a chain reaction water fall of prizes that pours down the chute. now she's a winner. >>> i llke to make as few trips with big loads as possible. i think that was the thinking with this guy hauling the logs, but one was just a little too high as it hit the top of that low bridge, causing one to fall that was a close one. >>> there's a gymnastics game in japan everyone loves to play. these guys in this video show you how it works. spin the guy and release him, and if yoo're lucky he sticks the

thirdly, china's growth was achieved with an optimized structure. consumption contributed 66.4% to growth, an increase by 15.4 percentage points and 30.3 percentage points higher than investment. the shell of the service center in gdp rose by 2.4 percentage points reaching 50.5%. that is more than half. and the share is also 6.7 percentage points higher than the industrial sector. per unit gdp energy consumption was lowered by 5.6%. china's new industries, new forms of business and new products took shape and grew more rapidly, and the added value of high-tech industries was up 10.2% year on year, growing much faster than traditional industries. online retail sales grew over 30%. i have just met myron, who is the ceo of china's biggest online business. he says his business is making good profits. the output of new energy costs increased 1.6 fold and the industrial robots, 42%. fortunately, china's growth was open and produced mutually beneficial in win-win outcomes. in 2014, china's imports were $26 million, still the second biggest in the world. th

or china, relative to expectations. china, it could be a financial crunch in the corporate sector. the banks especially have large amounts of nonperforming loans. the government is supposed to deal with that, to handle it, to clean it up, and not let any system important institution fall by the wayside. that could be a problem. the corporate kerfuffle ended an indicator not just of local problems but across-the-board corporate leverage problems. i think a domestically generated slowdown could happen. scarlet: one thing here is the response from policymakers. very little got done when the leading officials got together. >> is there anything policymakers could do at this point? people are resigned to the fact that monetary policy is out of bullets. >> i do agree by itself expansion policy does very little good in the country that matter. some agreement on managing the extreme trait -- the exchange rate jointly without an attempt to depreciate oneself to a disadvantage may have a little bit of an effect. monetary policy in these highly leveraged economies with the official policy at o

china is going through a transition. europe's economy is still slow. a lot of the emerging markets are challenged." on the downside - u.s. job creation slowed last month... sharply... compared with recent months. also... u-s exports fell in 2015 for first time since the great recession. things are getting intense between the democrats. in last night's presidential debate hillary clinton went after bernie sanders for smearing her progressive credentials. (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate): "i really don't think these attacks by insinuation are worthy of you. and enough is enough. if you have something to say, say it, (bernie sanders/ (d) presidential candidate): "instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do." back down. he came for clinton... talking about the millions she's collected from financial interests in speaking fees and campaign contributions. the candidates are continuing to rip into each other - just four days before the new hampshire primary. joel waldman has more from washington. heading into the fina

it's stimed there are some 2,000 on line lenders in china. chinese officials have promised to crack down on the pier to peer lending industry, but as this case shows, it is extremely difficult to regulate and supervise this fast growing internet based financing activity. >>> so south korea now where pilots are taking flight with many leaving the country's biggest airline for better pay in china and elsewhere. those left are threatening to go on strike. >> the korean training center, new pilots are being trained. >> they are practicing an emergency landing. it's a prestigious job with the nation's flag carrier. why are so many colleagues leaving the company and country? >> the first reason is the korean airline system does not provide hope for the pilots. there is a huge gap in salary compared to neighboring countries, especially china. >> last year, 122 pilots left the company, more than seven times the number for the year before. a third went to join the aviation boom in china for double or triple the pay. trade union leaders here demand a 3

@china stocks plunging 6%, the @the drop comes amid fears about @the health of china's economy @as global leaders get ready to @meet in shanghai. @in the u.s. stocks rose driven @by higher oil prices but crude @oil fell .6% in early asian @trades. @jackie and terrence. @>>> new information on the @water crisis in flint, @michigan. @the city could be on the @receiving end of $100 million. @>> the money would help replace @aging waterlines. @the federal funding would be @offered as subsidized loans or @grants to flint between now and @october of 2017. @>>> a busy day ahead for bernie @sanders. @he is in cleveland then his web @site says he is heading to @flint. @he will speak oath an event @highlighting the lead crisis. @hillary clinton addresses the @situation in a new ad narrated @by morgan freeman. @threatening a subpoena to get @personal e-mails that clinton @and her top aides withheld. @>>> on the republican side, @they are getting ready for @another debate tonight at the @university of houston. @it's the last one before super @tuesday. @>> that is when many states go @to the polls. @m

exasperated peoples fear in china. in the last 12 months we've had volatility, i guess that makes people nervous. >> reporter: you've had a the lot of asset and fund managers saying because of expected depreciation. are you kind of pricing that in as well? >> look, we're pricing action from the market. there's a difference between long-term investment and short-term, i would say, trading strategy. i think it will devalue over the time. i think the thing that was clear, how it was done, everybody is a little surprised. we underestimated the action. and more the open market. but at the end of the day, i think structurally, i think we should still see good numbers from china. >> reporter: you have to wonder one of the more important things of julius baer, the relationship get morgue assets under management than the gross slow down that we're seeing in asia. more importantly in the merging markets. an interesting point. but overall, results are a touch weaker than expected and i think that reflected in the share price. guy

china is not a member. they have territorial claims over disputed waters that raised international concerns. >>> roughly one third of oil producers are at high risk of slipping into bankruptcy this year due to low commodity prices blocking access to cash and the ability to cut their debt. this is according to a study by an auditing and customer firm, deloitte. >>> there are record short supplies of housing. president's day is traditionally the start of the housing market. according to the latest numbers from the association of realtors, inventory at the end of december was down nearly 4% from a year ago and the supply of homes for sale was the lowest since the start of 2005. >>> a mix of sun and clouds for the day. the last quiet day before the arrival of the winter storm. it will arrive for wednesday and thursday with warm conditions later today. high-end upper 60s in reno- sparks, a few degrees away from the record which is 73 in reno. quiet and not much in the way of wins or cloud cover and no precipitat

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health officials in china say his condition is improving. the good news is the virus is not likely to spread there, because of cold temperatures and a lack of mosquito activity. 3 ((jen some new video out of taiwan this morning, where rescue workers are still hard at work, trying to find earthquake survivors. about 100-people are still believed to be trapped, under a collapsed apartment building. 44-people are confirmed dead. also today: three executives with a construction company are now facing *charges, connected to that apartment building. officials suspect the building fell, because of shoddy construction. it was one of only a *few buildings in the city of tainan... to collapse from the quake. 3 australian lawmakers are expected to legalize growing marijuana for medical use. a bill was introduced to parliament today. several states are going to start using marijuana for medical and scientific purposes. but current laws forbid them from growing the plant... so is expensive. if the bill painful, chronic conditions on clinical trials would

you talk about momentum in china. we just got this disastrous week with pmi coming out from the mainland. services, we did see continued expansion, but is that going to offset the old drivers of the economy, or do you still see there is going to be this really big tug-of-war and transition phase for china? peter: well, i think what is reflective with china is global. there is a big split between the opportunities for consumers generally, where conditions are improving but real incomes are beginning to rise, low commodity prices, and in many places, fiscal policy is finally easing, and by contrast, the manufacturing and industrial economy, like the structural headwinds are really very intense because of the fourth capex, butng cuts in also cuts in capital spending in emerging economies, so that is put between the relatively strong consumer and the weaker industrial economy. i think it still has to play out. some sectors are we would need to of work, but what about possible strength and green shoots in 2016? peter: are

china should do that. now, iran. >> force the chinese to take care of north korea. >> force the chinese to do it. >> economically, charlie. they're suck the money out of us. we have a trade deficit this year with china $500 billion. they're taking money out of our country. they're taking our jobs. >> they hold all our debt too. >> you know what, we owe them, think of it. they take our money. they take our jobs. they take our base. and guess what we owe, we owe them $1.7 trillion. we have a lot of power over china. don't underestimate. >> you would leave it up to the chinese? >> i wouldn't leave it up to them. i would say you got to diet. you've got to diet. >> if they said no what would you do? >> i would strongly, i'm going to stop them to a certain extent. maybe do it a little more forcefully. horrible deal with iran. the closest partner of north korea is iran. why didn't we put something in there, where we are making a deal. giving them $150 billion. why didn't we do something with iran, iran gets in. w

live in china town. wbz news. >>> and a local lawmaker enjoying a quiet night at home when suddenly she found herself in the middle of a real life police drama. >> reporter: katherine clark is in dc now. but late sunday night she was room when -- >> we saw lights flashing outside of my house. and i went out to explore. there were a number of police cruisers. there were police visible with long guns on my front lawn. >> police told her they had gotten a call about an active shooter and shots being fired at her home. >> knowing i had two of my children upstairs asleep. there was a real moment of panic. >> but it was all a hoax. the congresswoman had become a victim of swanning. when someone calls 911 to report a bogus incident. in this case the anonymous call was computer generated. >> it really -- i really became angry that somebody would go to these lengths. >> because clark is perhaps best known for trying to crack down on line abuses. including the introduction of a bill that would make swanning a fede

china lives in the are world. north korea is a strange country because it is isolated and i do feel a nation with nuclear weapons they have got to be dealt with and dealt with effectively. >> secretary clinton, what do you think of secretary of defense ash carter, he's putting russia above iran and north korea as the chief national security challenge right now. >> i haven't talked to secretary carter, but here's what i think he's planning. we do have the nuclear weapons agreement with iran. that's an enforcement consequence, action for action follow on. we have a plan, we will watch them, we will be vigilant. we do have to worry about north korea. they continue to develop their nuclear weapons capability and they're working on their ballistic capability. i know some of those plans could lead to a missile that could reach hawaii if not the west coast. we have to try to get the countries in the region to work with us to do everything we can to confine and con strain them, but what secretary carter is looking at is t

china lives in the world. north korea is a very, very strange country because it is so isolated, and i do feel that a nation with nuclear weapons, they have got to be dealt with and dealt with effectively. >> secretary clinton, what do you think of secretary of defense ash carter? he's basically putting russia above iran, above north korea as the chief national security challenge right now. >> i haven't talked to secretary carter but here is what i think he's planning. we have a nuclear agreement with iran, that's an action for action follow on. we have a plan, we will watch them, they will be vigilant. we do have to worry about north korea. they continue to develop their nuclear weapons capability and they are working very hard on their ballistic missile capability, and i know that some of those plans could very well lead to a missile that might reach hawaii, if not the west coast, and we do have to try to get the countries in the region to work with us to do everything we can to confine and constrain them, b

brought back jobs from mexico and china. that's john kasich, that's conservative, and that's presidential. new day for america is responsible for the content of

that he's going to bring back jobs from china and mexico, but in fact he creates jobs in mexico and china because that's where all the suits and ties that he sells are made. we're going to unveil it. and the more people learn about it the less support he's going to have. >> you said he's running a big scam, it's a con job. how can you possibly still the nominee you'll support him? >> because he's never going to be the nominee, so i'm not worried about a hypothetical that's never going to happen. >> well, i think you understand exactly what's going on. you pick up any paper and it's always talking about how are we going to overthrow donald trump. i'm representing a tremendous, i'm representing millions of people that really feel angry and disenfranchised. and these are great people, and i love them. and i tell you what, we're not being treated right. worth that i've built with a small starter loan years ago. that's down and filed in the federal elections office. and if they want to see it they can see it, and obviously, all of your cohorts have gone through it in great detail. you don't le

china, four times are size, has more people in jail than we do. the people in jail are disproportionately african-american, latino, and native american. so together we are going to take on and fight institutional racism and a broken criminal justice system. [applause] sen. sanders: we spend $80 billion a year of taxpayer money locking up fellow americans. there are a lot better ways to spend money than locking up fellow americans. [applause] sen. sanders: this campaign is listening to our brothers and sisters in the latino community. [applause] sen. sanders: and they are telling me that they are tired of being exploited, tired of living in the shadows, tired of seeing a family member being deported and family separated, and what they want and what i want is comprehensive immigration reform and a path towards citizenship. [applause] >> bernie, bernie, bernie -- sen. sanders: now, this campaign is different than other campaigns and a whole lot of ways. it is not just that we have the most progressive agenda, but there is something more profound than

brought back jobs from mexico and china. that's john kasich, that's conservative, and that's presidential. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. pwhat would you do with five minutes to kill, and a smart phone? check the scores. probably post a pic. text a friend. phow about register to vote? really? you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts drivers license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. done. i just registered. that was easy. register today. heather: taking on racial issues in boston schools, black leaders calling for a change at boston latin. ed: they met with school leaders today after several complaints were made by students at the school. newscenter five' s rhondella richardson was at the meeting is . they asked for and received they are happy about the conversation around race. the students had expressed how they felt modernized the marginalized -- felt marginalized on social media. >> blackat bls if you' ve faced a racial stereotype. >> this

russia and china, the internet was so out of their control. now, they have involved with all these different governments. charlie: they will try to restrain people in terms of what they can do and their power. scott: what you have now in china is that technology companies can rival american technology companies, in terms of innovative ability. charlie: some say chinese governments hope those companies. -- help those companies. scott: no one is entirely innocent. [laughter] charlie: if the head of nsa makes the case that what china does that we don't do is that we are not acting in the interests of private companies, whereas the chinese government will encourage and be in favor of corporate espionage, espionage for the benefit of chinese corporations. the chinese deny that. there is concern among the american companies and american government. scott: admiral rodgers is better informed. [laughter] scott: the chinese government for corporate espionage? he certainly -- i don't know. charlie: you know there is a concern. the chinese are doing thing

the chinese are doing things to benefit companies in china. i'm asking. scott: the bigger concern is, now, chinese companies are doing things to benefit the government of china. company.s not a tiny , here in two efforts china, to essentially use these to put in the information that chinese citizens use when they apply for bank loans into a system that produces a rating. this is so that people who could not get loans are able to get them. it puts the information into a system which the government controls. the chinese government could not do that on its own. there's so much information from the citizens that they can be used by the government to be better. charlie: the theme of the splinter-net is that companies want control of the internet. scott: yes. to oppose that trend, to create brakes on it. administration has been trying to come up with these, where you can at least limit the damage, retain some kind of broad public's fear online. sphere online. this utopian moment work cyberspace-- where trumps the physical space and weary states fall along the w

the fed keeping an eye globally on china. what impact is china having on their tech industry? we will speak with the former head of google china, kai-fu who helped create silicon valley in china. we are about an hour away from the close of trade on janet yellen day. has the latest. it was hard to read exactly how to interpret her comments. julie: she tried to tell that line and michael mckee kept saying the hippocratic oh, do no harm. it seems she succeeded on that front when it comes to risk assets and stocks today. she was watching the financial turmoil we have seen around the globe. but making it clear as she pretty much always does -- as she said, there is no preset path for rates here. the dow has been flirting with negative. it did just a while ago. disney is putting pressure on it. the s&p and the nasdaq holding better today. if you look at the course of the day, there was a little bit of bouncing around, but it has been positive throughout the day. even if there was some level of volatility. nasdaq leading today, we have been watching to see if it will enter a bear mar

as much as china is rising, nobody wants to create another china. jody wants to live in that political system without the freedoms that are available -- nobody wants to live in a political system without the freedoms. are though china and russia asserting their economic and military power, they aren't necessarily going to be role models. in terms of north korea, many of us believe, many analysts on the republican or democrat or whatever you want to call them, many of us believe that north koreans genuinely are afraid of the united states and historically speaking, that has been true. they know that the u.s. has overwhelming military and other forms of power and the u.s. also is a gatekeeper to many international institutions that could provide economic aid to north korea. on many levels, the u.s. is still the prime target of north korea in terms of getting the u.s. attention. why do they keep provoking? many people think it is so if and when both koreans can sit down with the united states at a negotiating table, that they can come with a strong pos

attorneys for adelson, las vegas sands and sands china limited have been questioning former sands china chief jacobs for days. scheduled to june. nevada democrats and republicans are getting ready to caucus. the caucus system can be confusing and intimidating. so what are the basics you need to know? fox 5's kevin bolinger has a preview of his special caucus report tonight at 10. nevada has only been using the caucus system since 2008 so this is only play....yet a lot of envision a room where shouting and fighting takes place trying to try and get you to change your vote. that's not necessarily the case. it's a much more organized and less intimidating atmosphere and depending on whether you're a democrat or republican - the caucus process is much different. tonight at ten we will tell you what each party's caucus entails and give you information you need to get out and participate....somet hing fox 5 political analyst mark peplowski says everyone wanting a stake in the game should do. mark peplowski: it seems like the american mantra is the constitution begins with the words "we the pe

apparently, china is willing to sanction north korea. diplomats hope the agreement can be days. >>> a cool start. no question about it. much chillier this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s. the winds will make it feel even colder tonight. i will let you know the temperatures coming up in the next half hour. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news right now. the father of a little boy falsely reported missing bonded out of jail a little more than an hour ago. we are still waiting for the child's mother to be released. coming up, hear what the father says and why he says he did not do anything wrong.>>> good morning, everybody. are looking live at start to 75. no crashes -- i-275. we will take your drive times >>> channel 11 -- live from the this is abc action news. >>> breaking news now. a father walking out of jail after unleashing a wave of panic over the safety of his son. and the nile -- the denial he may to our reporter. >>> we are checking in with lindsay logue. first, we will talk about that windy conditions this morning

sonni: rapper black china is in furious trouble tonight after being busted at an airport with xtc pills. how did she get busted, gary and we understand someone in the kardashian clan has something to say about this? reporter: first she was drunk and disorderly. she was at the austin airport and when cops went through her stuff, they found the two pills which they later tested and identified as xtc. compressed with gold flecks in them. she was at a layer over. rob kardashian is the boyfriend now, he got into a car immediately and went to texas to go rescue her. he bailed her out and then drove her right back to l.a. it was a 20-hour road trip. it looks like possibly this is a strong relationship. sonni: yeah, you are bailing someone out of jail, i would say that takes it to the next level. a ring should be next week at this point. thank you out. bob: drive you to the airport, help you move, bail you out of jail. i think that's ow it goes. glenn: forecast looks pretty good, too, warm weather, low 80s for the next couple of days, rain here on thursday and no severe weather. cool, but not c

as far as china is concerned, china is transitioning from an investment-based economy to a consumption-based economy. once china devalues, those are concerned that happen. but the indian economy has been resilient if you have seen the past three turns. as far as cyclical changes are concerned, as long as there is demand and consumption, which india has in abundance, it was definitely help. yvonne: in this time environment, real quickly, can you tell us what growth plans you have? >> right now, we are concentrating on the luxury segment, is going to be our major push for the next year. we are also concentrating on reducing debt. dlf is going to be concentrating on real estate, the luxury homes business. business hasice been maxed out. therefore, we have lost another project which is another 1.6 million square feet. andwill be concentrating delivering our legacy products and making sure that we given up support to the luxury home sales. much,: thank you so aakash joining us from new delhi . >> the stories making headlines around the world. japan stepped up preparation for north korea's imminen