wang aunt is the last of her kind the last tattoo artist of the killing a tribe and graces how people. everyone in london has to two women for beauty while the men have to earn their status. in the past only the brave warriors gotta to. fight. anyone wishing to meet wang auld has to travel to the far north of the philippines to the province of culling. just getting it takes two days it's not a trip for the faint hearted. to this day killing the province's more remote and less explored than any other region in the philippines. even in charley our best friends only together they have the courage to come here. the roads will end soon there. and they'll have to continue on foot for a long time people didn't have the courage to come here the land of the killing the head hunters that's how terrifying the thought of the wild warriors lurking in the bushes was even and charlie are expected visitors. we're not going to. employ. there's just a narrow path that leads to the village through the jungle first they have to climb down into a canyon then they have to walk half a kilometer up into the

. >> wang quanzhang is not to blame for anything. they treated him harshly because he stood firm and did not make any compromises. rereporter: li is keeping her hd shaved as a protest against her husband's treatment. she s says she will continue to fight for s -- for wang's rights till the day comes when the family is reunited. >> for more, i am joined by i china analyst from the think tank the america -- institute in berlin. is beijing trying to send some sort of signal with his prison sentence? >> right. i think there are two different messages being sent, and the first one is, if you work on certain issues, and you defend certain kinds of people, they will come after you. but more importantly, one issue that has been a case with a lot of the lawyers that beijing has gone after his they were able to actually galvanize social forces across different social strata. another message that is being sent here, if you are the kind of person who will inspire cross social movements, we will also not tolerate that because that's one thing the

wang has been the village head for 15 years now. and he hopes to attract tourists back by setting up leisure facilities. 10 years ago, the village's two schools were completely destroyed. we first met liu wenjiang when she was studying in a temporary school building. she was a ninth grader at the time. the quake hit at 2:28 p.m. 159 j junior h high students lo their lives. buried under rubble, liu suffered severe head trauma. she was unconscious and in critical condition when she was rescued. when she awoke, she was giviven some devastating news. her life had been thrown into disarray. she wrote down her feelings in a journal. now liu works at an i.t. firm in central changdu, around 120 kilometers away. she's a top sales rep, and witi her fluent english, works in the overseas market department. but liu will finish work here in a week's time. she has decided to attend graduate school and hopes to become a teacher. her colleagues have organized a farewell party for her. liu hasn't told many people about her experiences during the eart

following gong spiritual movement as well as filters and land rights cases has been speaking with mr wang's wife leave and sue happier times the full of his family was torn apart before the chinese human rights lawyer was detained for months his wife the ones who didn't even know whether he was life. some friends came to visit lee and her son today knowing she was facing the tough blow. the court has just sentenced one change on to four and the half years in prison. so he would. be able i was only one boy into the case being over. but now it's come to an end i feel very sad. it's an unfair and unjust ruling with all. and it's not the one i wanted. five years. lito d.w. that she only discovered the court's ruling from the internet authorities have denied any visits by the family throughout the trial her son has not seen his father since the arrest. and twenty fifteen one disappeared after what was widely seen as a government crackdown on human rights lawyers wang has now been found guilty of subversion of state power the ones who says she doesn't accept the court's ruling on. mayor fenty one

a prominent chinese human rights lawyer wang chang jiang has been sentenced to four years in prison for subversion wang had defended political activists victims of land seizures and members of the band religious group falun gong he was tried in a closed hearing last december one spent attains twenty fifteen falling asleep the crackdown on rights activists. thousands of protesters wearing red scarves a rally in the french capital to call for an end to violence and disruption caused by three months of anti-government demonstrations protests was organized to counter the so-called goal of this movement against president emanuel. right so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story bottom. the first time the differences. and the similarities of the. us al-jazeera. can there be peace in that the southern philippines bomb blasts killed worshipers and a catholic cathedral after a landslide vote for a wider role in the most news in the region will be attacked him the efforts to end nearly sixty years of war with rebels this is inside story the at the at the a

i'm selina wang. this is bloomberg. ahead, we will speak to the facebook coo, sheryl sandberg, and about 10 minutes. don't miss that. haidi: and trade talks he can often washington but there is little indication that beijing will bow to washington's demands. peter gives us his view, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. delegates have wound up third day of trade talks. our next guest has been studying the dispute between washington and beijing. peter is in the studio very great to have you on with us. the low-fat -- low hanging fruit has largely been picked. leave the it potential for global trade for some sort of medium-term success, if you will? peter: the core issue is economic policy and the central government in china is picking the winners and losers and crowding out the private sector and crowding out the foreign competition. so for the trade negotiations to work, a mutually beneficial outcome is what both sides need to reach

[celine wang - visiting from san jose] sot: 34:31 "my brother is visiting from taiwan. it's his first time seeing this kind of snow" (4) traveling on a largely deserted i-80, we pulled over at boreal to talk to celine wang. nat: 34:41 "just to see this - it's a once in a lifetime experience." (3) but 5 minutes later, we found ourselves stuck. nat: snowboarder: "we gotta get you outta these ruts so you gotta go forward." (4). luckily - three snowboarders came to our rescue. nat: another nat and 15 minutes later, we sped off to safety. another nat? earlier today at the truckee airport, we spotted this parked plane, sitting only on its back wheels. the safety control manager explained -it was the weight of the overnight snow that weighed down the plane, causing it to tilt. at mountain hardware - jack napton says he's seen a steady stream of visitors coming in - desperate for chains. sot:24:45 "of course they need the other things, the sand and the ice melt and shovels and the winter gear, you need hats and coatsâ(6) chp calling these driving conditions unsafe with so much

i'm selina wang. this is bloomberg. haidi: what --shery ahn: what a week it has been for the prime minister who survived that confidence vote. thatcoming after humiliating defeat of her brexit deal. what is next is the big question. right now, the eu is said to be thinking of extending the brexit deadline beyond july, so that could be a possibility. prime minister may, just an hour ago, coming out and saying that the mp's have made clear what they don't want. now, the issue is what they do want. haidi: she says she has to find a resolution that respects the results, which is to leave the european union, and she has to do that with parliamentary support that she has now failed a few times. corbynnow, jeremy rebuffed her invitation today. the pound has held steady following the hours that she survived that vote, but it had been faltering. -- it had been strengthening. it is not just the strengthening we had seen all this week. it beinglooking at higher by the end of 2019. looking at this forecast, you w

for the past three and a half years wang has really been in a legal black hole and until he appeared in court for his one day trial on december the twenty six his family didn't even know if he was dead or alive he was unable to see his wife during his long time incarcerated before his trial and he also wasn't able to select his own legal team now wang had been part of a a grassroots movement here in china which was trying to improve civil society he gave advice to people who were involved in disputes over land seizures or people who were complaining about religious persecution now in the middle of july two thousand and fifteen president xi jinping ordered a crackdown on this group and some two hundred fifty lawyers and human rights activists were detained and one is the last of these people to have gone on trial he's been found guilty of subversion sentenced to four and a half years in jail his wife though has said that she believes her husband will appeal and amnesty international on monday said that this trial was a sham and they called the sentence a gross injustice but i think th

for the past three and a half years wang has really been in a legal black hole and until he appeared in court for his one day trial on december the twenty six his family didn't even know if he was dead or alive he was unable to see his wife during his long time incarcerated before his trial and he also wasn't able to select his own legal team now wang had been part of a a grassroots movement here in china which was trying to improve civil society he gave advice to people who were involved in disputes over land seizures or people who were complaining about religious persecution now in the middle of july two thousand and fifteen president xi jinping ordered a crackdown on this group and some two hundred fifty lawyers and human rights activists were detained and one is the last of these people to have gone on trial he's been found guilty of subversion sentenced to four and a half years in jail his wife though has said that she believes her husband will appeal an amnesty international on monday said that this trial was a sham and they called the sentence a gross injustice but i think the

james wang would like to get married. he works for a car importer which gives him very little spare time. that's why the agency is finding candidates for him, and organizing rendezvous. >> she looks quite sweet. she's from shanghai, says matchmaker yio li.i. her parents are cicivil servan. james wang owns an apartment and a luxury car -- impressive status symbols h here. >> if you have a a better car, maybe you have a better chance to find a woman, but for me, i don't want to take this into this path. because i would like to find the right woman -- a woman, a girl, who just doesn't value me for these things i have, but more likely my person. >> some 200 million chinese are single. the pressure to marry can be intense, but people are choosy, especially when it comes to money. oftentimes, love is not enough. >> without financial security love is wishful thinking. an illusion. financial stability is a requirement. of course, it's not the only thing that counts, but it is a factor. >>>> for well-heeled clienentse matchmakers

just to see this - it's a once in a lifetime experience," wang said.but five minutes later, the snow got the best of our news truck and the crew found themselves stuck.luckily, three snowboarders came to the rescue with shovels, and shortly after they sped off to safety.earlier wednesday at the truckee airport, the crew spotted a parked plane sitting only on its back wheels. the safety control manager explained the weight of the overnight snow weighed down the plane, causing it to tilt. at mountain hardware jack napton says he's seen a steady stream of visitors coming in desperate for chains."of course they need the other things, the sand and the ice melt and shovels and the winter gear, you need hats and coats," napton said.chp called these driving conditions unsafe with so much snow.even snowplows are struggling to keep up. minutes after one plow went by at donner summit, the road was blanketed again in fresh snow. ( james ) ( james ) ( james ) taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar... we can expect a lot of rain today. take a look at this ... c-h-p says powerful winds knocked

you can call it a wang doodle, for all i care." wang doodle and peaches don't sound like names for a wall. they sound like a euphemism for a guy's junk. [ light laughter ] did you hear about rudy? he accidentally sat on his wang doodle and banged it into his peaches and that explains why he looks like that. [ cheers and applause ] so now -- now trump is throwing out all of his campaign promises about the wall and saying democrats can call it whatever they want. but one thing he guaranteed. the one thing that was crucial to the whole idea was that it would be impossible to get through. >> so we're going to build a wall and it's going to be impenetrable. we will begin working on an impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. >> seth: physical, powerful and beautiful. was he building a wall or setting up a tinder profile for it? [ laughter ] physical, tall, powerful, beautiful, works hard, plays harder. [ light laughter ] and as dumb as the wall is, literally the only point to building one is to make it imp

let's get you to first word news with selina wang s --ele -- selena wang. chrysler was stumped up less than $500 million to end the case, far below the $800 million it had earlier put aside. the case alleges some diesel engines violated u.s. emissions regulations, but were told the company will not have to admit wrongdoing as part of the agreement. the u.s. government remains in shutdown mode with president trump walking out of what he calls waste of time talks with democratic leaders. he tweeted that he asked nancy pelosi if she would approve funds or his border wall if he reopened federal agencies for a month. she said no, so the president walked out. democratic lawmakers insist government must restart before wall talks can begin. >> he said if i open up the government, you won't do what i want -- that's cruel. that's callous, and that's using millions of innocent people as pawns, and it was wrong. a few minutes later, he sort of slammed the table, and when leader pelosi said she did not agree with the wall, he just walked out and said we have nothing to

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wang xingxing is a millennial entrepreneur selling robotic dogs. they are very impressive, though i am not sure what one does with them. translation: the robot dog is quite a new piece of hardware. it is mainly sold to specialised clients like higher education and science companies. and it is called laikago. laikago, come here? come here, laikago. laikago. ok, good, come, come to me. laikago! i think it is more me as an instructor than the machine. very good, very good. stop, stop. that is brilliant. it has got me some water. well done. good boy. this is a very expensive way of bringing me water. it clearly needs to do more than that, where do you think this product goes? translation: in the future the robot dog should be like a real dog, guard the house and go to the front door to get a delivery. off you go, i am done with you now, good boy. off you go. off you go! here are words i never thought i would say, i'm about to be pulled by a mechanical dog to an interview with a woman who has invented a cartoon egg. let's go! see ya. i have an audience.

for a court in china has sentenced a prominent rights lawyer wang so jan to four and a half years in jail for subversion of state power mr wang has defended political activists and members of the follow gong spiritual movement he was detained in august twenty fifteen is part of a wider crackdown on lawyers rights groups have denounced the sentence. but the double correspondent mathias a bullet has been speaking with one some john's wife who rejects the sentence so. i was looking forward to the case being over. but now it's come to an end i feel very sad that it's an unfair and unjust ruling and not the one that i want. it was a way out. but it will have a much more on this story in a few minutes on d.w. news asia u.s. president donald trump has lifted sanctions on a number of companies linked to russian oligarch or the dairy pasta including the gest sea power company a dollar million jobs roussel an ally of russian president vladimir putin mr barry pascoe is being investigated in the united states as part of the inquiry into alleged collusion between moscow and the trump presidential

for the past three and a half years wang has really been in a legal black hole and until he appeared in court for his one day trial on december the twenty six his family didn't even know if he was dead or alive he was unable to see his wife during his long time incarcerated before his trial and he also wasn't able to select his own legal team now wang had been part of a a grassroots movement here in china which was trying to improve civil society he gave advice to people who were involved in disputes over land seizures or people who were complaining about religious persecution now in the middle of july two thousand and fifteen president xi jinping ordered a crackdown on this group and some two hundred fifty lawyers and human rights activists were detained and one is the last of these people to have gone on trial he's been found guilty of subversion sentenced to four and a half years in jail his wife though has said that she believes her husband will appeal an amnesty international on monday said that this trial was a sham and they called the sentence a gross injustice but i think the

in beijing mathias first tell us more about wang and the crime that the court says he committed oh i think we've lost mathias and i hope we can get him back shortly for you. you are watching the news ok. for now they may only make up a tiny percentage of the population in in china but muslims in china are coming under growing pressure as the government cracks down on the community for alleged reeducation camps in western shang jiang to stiffer controls on mosques beijing maintains its simply keeping a tight rein on extremism but islamophobia in china is finding more subtle outlets to as w's mathias building a reports. it's not unusual for iran to get offended when he logs into china's social networks the writer is keenly aware of the growing islamophobia wave spreading through the country including a so-called anti helen movement who supporters accuse muslims of dividing the country they're calling on airlines and universities to stop serving a lot of food dishes prepared according to muslim law china's internet censors have nothing against these kinds of messages what did you hear f

sang wang was jailed on monday after a chinese court handed him a four and a half year sentence for states a version. crackdown continue today with the human rights website founder jailed on similar charges. police in the french capital paris have removed around three hundred migrants from an illegal makeshift camp in the north of the city authorities say that the migrants had been sent to local shelters on a voluntary basis france has cleared my brain camps in paris before only for new ones to spring up. to london now where later today the u.k. parliament is set to vote once again on a government's brags that plan in a vote just two weeks ago lawmakers rejected that deal but today they're supposed to decide what changes they want the prime minister to seek in order to win parliamentary support but the date for britain's exit from the e.u. is just two months away and signs that the country's division over the issue are everywhere including at a london restaurant run by immigrants and. it's lunch time for. his restaurant westminster kitchen he arrived in london from the kurdish regio

she can call it a wang doodle for all i care. the president's position has never been nor has mine been and the president and i don't agree on everything but we agree on this, we're not talking about a wall from one end to the other. walls are placed strategically along with what the speaker talked about better technology at ports of entry, more border control agents, more detention beds, drones. it's a combination. but it does include a wall and i know that's hard for the speaker to say. maybe she should call it a wang doodle. >> we all know what she'd be talking about whatever the word is she uses. my goodness, it's almost silly, but -- but -- >> it is silly. >> when you look at the potential compromise, this bipartisan group of your colleagues have been working hard to avoid another shutdown, this new poll shows that it was your party who are the ones that took the big hit over the first shutdown. approval down eight points in one month. in the end. >> uh-hum. >> -- president trump didn't get any farther than where he started

pro-democracy activists in hong kong have rallied in support of president china's human rights lawyer wang sung wang was jailed on monday after chinese court handed him a four and a half year sentence for state's aversion asians crackdown continued today but the human rights website founder jailed on similar charges. police in the french capital paris have removed around three hundred migrants from an illegal makeshift camp in the north of the city authorities say that the migrants had been sent to local shelters on a voluntary basis france has cleared migrant camps in paris before only for new ones spring up. or heading to london now where later today the u.k. parliament is due to vote once again on the government's present plan and a vote just two weeks ago lawmakers rejected the deal today they're supposed to decide what changes they want prime minister to resign made to seek from the european union to win parliamentary support for braggs that now he has been addressing the house of commons let's listen to what she has to say and today we have the chance to show the european union what

and a company called wang laboratories with 32,000 people. i came to silicon valley and i had always heard it was unusual, but the first day, our company was growing so rapidly. i joined when there were 400 people. they had no space. and so they put me in a telephone switching closet. i immediately thought about, should i give my wife a call and elaine, i'm coming back to boston? and then there was a problem with a customer, and i jumped into it and went downstairs to find our customer support team, and there was none. so i knew what the problem was, and i was off to the races. i knew the difference i could make. loved the valley, look how fast we moved, but it was a cultural adjustment. emily: i want to talk about where that guy came from. the guy who was willing to sit in the telephone closet. and you were raised in west virginia. tell me about your upbringing. john: i was raised by two doctors. and they were in med school at the time that i came along. i might have been a surprise because that's not necessarily the logical time when you ha

her grandaughter described wang's numerous injuries. <"she has fractures all over her body definitely around her face and, umm, she suffered tremendous force to her face."> ( marty ) s-f-p-d investigators haven't released a description of the suspect. a community vigil will be held for wang, tonight at 7 at the asian pacific community center on raymond avenue in san francisco. ( marty ) in the south bay ... san jose police are looking for answers in a deadly stabbing investigation. detectives were at the scene friday morning, looking for witnesses and watching security video. officers were called to daryl drive, near countrywood court on thursday. they were responding to san jose's first homicide of the year. ( marty ) police have not revealed any information about a motive for the killing or any possible suspects. ( marty ) in the east bay, police say a dr

three and a half years sentenced to a man not allowed to meet his wife and child in all of that time wang is one of more than two hundred lawyers and activists who were detained in twenty fifteen in a crackdown by the trying his government it's a crackdown that's changed people's lives forever. happier times before this family was torn apart before long too when john went missing his son his little longer without a father than with one. for months his my family went to did not even know he was alive. authorities kept long's case shrouded in secrecy once they admitted he'd been detained lee was denied any access here she was last december trying to attend a court date police watching her every move. usually what are you going to have to know my husband disappeared three and a half years ago i am his wife i want to see his trial we're going to go to that you know that doesn't matter to the security men block lee's path. you did it you're not enjoying here you're not i'm not over the farm you know we're all going to the soul of america they all. go whoa. but this is her defiant response shav

fifteen one disappeared after what was widely seen as a government crackdown on human rights lawyer wang has now been found guilty of subversion of state power the ones who says she doesn't accept the court's ruling on her national may offend one trend jiang is not to blame for anything and. i love him and they treated him harshly because he's did have and did not make any compromises how they put it in a book in person you. believe is keeping her head shaved as a protest against her husband's treatment she says she will continue to fight for rights until the day comes when the family history united's. not some of the other stories making news around the world people in cuba are assessing the damage caused by a rare and powerful tornado that struck the capital overnight at least three people were killed and scores injured and vehicles were destroyed and power supplies disrupted. a u.n. expert on executions has arrived in turkey as part of an international inquiry into the killing of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. a team of legal and forensic experts will spend a week for the first cas

i am selina wang. this is bloomberg. ramy: u.s. congressional leaders and president trump have failed to strike a deal to end a 12th day.now in its the president invited them back for further negotiations friday. joining us is joe. out of today's meeting, what was accomplished? nothing: pretty much but talking and arguing. they will be going back friday, but this is after the new congress convenes and democrats take control of the house, and nancy pelosi is as expected elected speaker of the house. that will change the negotiating dynamic between the two sides when they go back in. democrats also will come in with a house package of legislation that would fund the government, give sometime about a month for negotiating on the trump border security package. ofy: what is the likelihood that? republican officials will not do anything unless donald trump has already given his green light. joe: it will not go anywhere until trump says what he will go along with. senate inagreed the december pretty much past the same package with the und

police foun 88-year-old yik oi huang (ik-hoy-wang) unconscious ... at the visitacion playground on tuesday morning . it is a location where she regulary gets her morning excercise. her grandaughter spoke out at a press conference today... where she described the injuries. <"she has fractures all over her body definitely around her face and, umm, she suffered tremendous force to her face.">(pam) s-f-p-d investigators have no suspect description at this time. a community vigil is being held in honor of yik oi huang (ik-hoy-wang), saturday, 7-pm at the asian pacific community center.. the address is 66- raymond avenue in san francisco.avenue in san raymond address is 66- center.. the community center.. the address is 66- raymond avenue in san francisco. (pam) another big story we're tracking. it's day 21 of the partial government shutdown. and 8-hundred thousand federal employees have seen their first pay day...without pay.(ken) the shutdown is on track to become the longest in u-s history. and many furloughed workers don't know what they're going to do

in sanselina wang francisco and this is "bloomberg technology." coming up, tesla shares stumbled the carmaker announces it is causing back on productions of the model x. will profitability once again come under pressure for the company? plus, uber makes a splash at the world economic forum in davos, giving new details about the self-driving car units. we will bring you the highlights. is set to become the world's biggest retail market this year thanks to online spending. we explore why e-commerce remains strong in the region. story, teslatop shares have plummeted after the electric carmaker announced it has reduced the number of hours it is producing model three sedans and model x crossovers. the move has added to concerns about demands that tesla's higher price and more profitable vehicles. tesla has gotten rid of the option for customers to order the vehicles equipped with entry-level batteries. break down for us what exactly this means and what you have been hearing for your sources -- from your sources. reporter: workers at the tesla factory l

police found 88-year-old yik oi huang (ik-hoy-wang) unconscious ... at the visitacion playground on tuesday morning . it is a location where she regulary gets her morning excercise. her grandaughter spoke out at a news conference today... where she described the injuries. <"she has fractures all over her body definitely around her face and, umm, she suffered tremendous force to her face.">(ken) s-f-p-d investigators have no suspect description at this time. a community vigil will be held in honor of yik oi huang (ik-hoy-wang), saturday, 7-pm at the asian pacific community center.. the address is 66- raymond avenue in san francisco. (pam) now to the south bay ... san jose police are investigating a fatal stabbing. investigators were still on scene this morning, canvassing the neighborhood for witnesses and video from security cameras. about 10- last night ... officers were called to daryl drive, near countrywood court, responding to reports of a possible dead body..

janelle wang. nbc bay area news. >>> thousands poured into the streets in venezuela to push for a new president. protesters gathered in the streets and chanting phrases like free election. they're demanding that nicolas maduro leave power. the u.s. is backing -- maduro refusing to step down accusing the u.s. of orchestratingarsh os to unfold with two months before britain leaves the european union. the british parliament is still discussing the terms of it. but in brussels, eu leaders say no. negotiations are over. there's no need to reopen them. a snide remark from the chief brexit official who suggested britain's two parties work together and achieve more than, quote, eating biscuits and drinking tea. >>> tonight we continue our series about transgender children. it's an issue becoming much more common across the bay ar invest leaving educatoeach for trans students. >> they're asking them to changing -- >> here's our investigative reporter. >>> you should have a handout right here. >> she's been

police say the woman-- yik hoy wang - was found unconscious at the visitacion playground it's believed she was attacked during her morning workout. she's still hospitalized... police are asking anyone who might recognize this man to give them a call. clearly the democrats priorities are way out of whack. leader mcconnell and senate republicans seem more concerned with not offending donald trump than helping american families. (grant) developing news tonight... it is day 25 of no compromise-- and the government remains shut down. the house rejected a bill today to re-open the government through february first. the bill was one of two that democrats proposed this week to end the shutdown. but-- president trump is still demanding money to build the border wall. and today-- a judge refused to order the trump administration to pay so called "essential" federal employees who are working without pay. this includes air traffic controllers who are keeping our skies safe. kron 4's dan kerman is live at sfo with more on how the shutdown is impacting them and what could be down the road. dan? air

good evening, thanks for joining us on this i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. you might need to change your plans for tomorrow. it's dry for now, but things will be changing. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri who has the timeline of when this will arrive. >> you can see on storm ranger mobile radar we aren't picking anything up right now. but the storm system is out here in the pacific. the cold front and the low pressure will bring back that chance of rainfall. a new wind advisory posted 4:00 a.m. saturday until 4:00 p.m. saturday. sustained winds of 10-15, occasional guests of 20-40. that could bring down some trees and possibly power outages. 11:00 tonight, maybe a few sp

police say the woman-- yik hoy wang - was found unconscious in a playground. it's believed she was attacked during her morning workout. she's still hospitalized... police are asking anyone who might recognize the person depicted in this sketch to give them a call. (pam) in national news.... the i-r-s is taking steps to make sure americans get tax refunds ... despite the partial government shutdown. today..,. recalling 36-thousand additional federal employees to process refunds. that will bring the total number of those working at the i-r-s during the government shutdown... to more than 46- thousand ... or about 57 - percent of the workforce. and most of them will not be paid. (pam) also today-- a judge refused to order the trump administration to pay those federal employees... who are working without pay. this includes air traffic controllers who are keeping our skies safe. kron 4's dan kerman is live at s-f-o tonight with the details. dan? air traffic controller shutdown 0115186 insertin the control tower at sfo... air traffic controllers are continuing to wo

strategy to try to contain a resurgent china and friday for instance the foreign minister of china wang ye complained about what he said was the discrimination and slander against companies like holloway in europe but he might also really have been referring to you know what is happening to while away in places like the united states china says you know the accusations that holloway uses technology that enables you know spying espionage is without foundation they say there has been no evidence so far presented to to prove that was the case and then there are the suspicions over the timing of these charges coming just a day or two before u.s. and chinese trade negotiators resume their talks in washington there is a truce at the moment in the tariff war but that truce is due to expire in a month these talks could well be the last and best chance of avoiding a resumption of the tariff war so china doesn't believe these charges are or a mere coincidence so yes china will be mulling over these these allegations but also i think will feel stung by by the language that was used to describe you

have and i'm janelle wang. raj and jessica have the night off. an international investigation to track down a tagger. police in australia warn bart that a well-known tagger they were tracking was heading to the bay area. now that man is in custody in redwood city accused of tagging bart trains. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us near the millbrae bart station with more. >> reporter: that's right. investigators say they're still not sure how he gained access. there are fences around millbrae. but someone got in and spray painted bart trains with four-foot-tall letters. he was trying to leave the country and he had paint on him. the graffiti discovered at the millbrae bart yard. police officers in australia. >> when he was leaving the country the contacts made out here in the united states. >> deputy chief of

earlier this week, clarkson spoke with our own janelle wang about a new job. >> i have never done it before but i know how to talk, so i should nail that part. >> that should get you a show. >> all you need to do. clarkson's show launches this fall. nice to see. >> no kidding. i heard it was a great concert. >> next time i go to the concert get the video this way, not this way. >> good to note. >>> another cold start, kari. >> we are going to start out cool, nice afternoon on the way. looking at a lot of sunshine. we have a clear start as we take a live look outside in walnut creek, and we may see some drifts of fog rolling by. we've seen that especially in the north bay, and then in concord, visibility down to about two miles, and it's a little bit thicker, as you head off towards the east, out of the bay area. we're looking at the low visibility in the north bay, so heads up about that, temperatures in the upper 30s, and it's still cold, and we're going to see in parts of the inner bay and the coast some upper 40s, so if you're on your way out the door headed to the fruitvale b.a.r