other passengers onboard from shanghai were also quick to share accounts of the crash on social networks. judar thinks it's a miracle he's a live. the manager has post odd ven a scene a weaver -- waiver. he describes hearing a deafening noise before realizing there was a gaming hole behind him. >> they were 141 chinese passengers on boards including 130 high school students and their teacher about to embark on a language exchange trip in the u.s. two girls were killed in the hospital. many have paid their respects on the network pages. >> we're 22 millions collected on the streets, egypt's movement was that the origin valley of the islam black president moment morris si. it meanings rebellion. they are also aopposed have missed authorities that have been leading the country since the arab spring. this in particular idea. he's call for the disasolution of the national constituents but which they belief they're trying to embed religion from the cause of constitution. >> they have a lesser extent like libya. >> now i've seen the various political parties delaying the pick. >> and condemning

european union was not something to recommend me to speak about the economic being a member of the shanghai area isn't reassuring for investors since two thousand and eleven cents to enjoy the cyclones that all was foreign investors especially from western. resting much and you may read while you are locked. the chinese. it's just a mom. the chinese prime minister and to brokerage and i'llonfess to the temple. thousands of pigeons the euro. that's the real stories and with many layers as he just told us how come you're a suspected marrow what looks to take the cure. the debate before the next to an old oil wells in western europe. this is a rise in the pocket of an extremist movement. also friday. me and treatment of an interim injunction and it is presumed to be premature junior doesn't want to describe it really was. in the one hand this is also something very new to me the romanians are becoming more and more euro skeptics as all get something. oh well good for a long time in a more secure and institutions in their own political class they proceed to his corrupt so it was difficult to un

cases of infection have been reported in shanghai and beijing. and tother provinces. authorities have been culling birds after the virus was found in live poultry sold in markets in areas where infections were reported. the world health organization say it is will send a team of experts to china to assist with the bird flu outbreak. who spokes persons said they were responding to beijing's request. the team will include u.s. and australian researchers as well as who experts. they're expected to travel to china later this beak. the team will be joined by chinese experts. they'll conduct analysis for about one week. they'll also study way does prevent further spread of the virus. who officials say there's still no evidence of human to human of spread. the source of the infections has not been found. >>> crews at the fukushima daiichi plant in japan have started work on a project toston contaminated water from escaping into the environment. workers for tokyo electric power company discovered three of seven underground storage pools are leaking. tepco officials believe po

chelsea chen is a 20 something from shanghai, the very consumer ford wants to tartar get. chen says china's one child policy has changed the way her generation lives. >> because we don't have any brothers or sisters. so our school mates, our colleagues, might be our best friends, i think our generation are just -- we are looking for ways to group activities. >> their love for group activities such as karaoke prompted ford to sponsor china's version of "american idol," helping to sell cars like the focus now a favorite in china. companies everywhere see this country's 20 somethings as perhaps the most important up and coming consumers in the world. market researcher p.t. black says the secret to wooing them is to understand young chinese move between a modern china and a world of tradition, and that they aspire to master these competing worlds. >> a chameleon is someone who can fit into any circumstance. mastering different circumstances, knowing what to wear to a picnic versus a movie opening, that's the kind of mastery that kids here are really looking for. >> pepsi says

we take a look at the shanghai auto show. they gave their unanimous backing to the agreement which could and years of tension. negotiations should begin as soon as possible. >> the taliban in afghanistan has said they objected up to 10 people from a helicopter after it made an emergency landing south of kabul. there are conflicting reports on the nationality of the captains. the turkish government says eight of the passengers were from turkey. >> in india, a second suspect has been arrested over the rape and torture of a five-year-old girl. it has parts days of road test. demonstrators accused authorities of failing to prevent violence against women and girls. china, as i said, is the world 's largest market for cars. it has plenty of room to grow, yet experts say that by the year 2030 more vehicles will be sold in china than in north america, europe, and japan combined. >> no wonder everyone wants a piece of the action at the shanghai auto show. the competition is fierce. it is an attempt to make luxury more affordable, espe

chinese health authorities said sunday at that two men had died of pneumonia in shanghai. a woman in the eastern province is in critical condition. who officials say there's no link between the three cases. who investigators are conducting genetic tests on the virus. they're trying to find out how it was transmitted and its level of toxicity. >>> authorities in germany decided to phase-out nuclear power in the wake of the accident at fukushima daiichi. we told you last week about the long process of decondition being the reactors. but germans are focusing on a new issue -- where to store the waste. nhk reports. >> reporter: german ideas have had their eyes on this town for decades. they've considered it the main candidate to host the permanent storage facility for nuclear waste. they've been carrying out experiments there to build their case. spent fuel rods and other types of nuclear waste are planned to be stored underground at the maximum death of 933 meters. but as authorities have assessing the plan they face strong resistance from local residents residents. >> transl

a total of 28 case vs been confirmed in shanghai and other provinces. the sources of infection remain unknown. they're trying to prevent further spread of the disease. pigeons are being captured. there's a ban on trade of life poultry. another case of bird flu. this time it's the h5n1 strain that has authorities in southeast asia on the alert. vietnam confirmed its first death from the h5n1 virus in more than a year. a boy died on april 4th. medical staff say the boy develop add fever and other symptoms last month. they have collected samples from his family to test for the virus. the h5n1 strain has also reached cambodia. it has killed eight people there so far this year including six children. the government is eager to prevent new cases. many cambodians travel home at this time. >>> india may be big, but it doesn't have a big soccer of following. it's ranked only 143rd, by fifa. but with the professional soccer league kicking off there seven years ago the sport has been gaining popularity. nhk has more. >> reporter: one japanese player active in the

he is opening a private museum in shanghai and probably has enough spare change. i have no idea. >> the company worked for had to give up their beijing workhouse. they had only just built a 3.5 million euro security and air- conditioning a refit. has this been to wedge out competition or scare them into paying higher taxes? with no sign of a trial in the near future, he can alito for more pressure from germany. cuts before we go, we want to recap the top story. japan and south korea are putting measures in place as north korea continues to make threats of nuclear war. the have told all foreign companies and tourists in south korea to evacuate saying the two countries are on the verge of nuclear war. >> u.n. secretary less thanban ki moon mourns even a small incident can force an uncontrollable situation on the divided korean peninsula. this has been going on for weeks now. we will continue to keep it posted as it develops. if >> are now your up-to-date on "the journal." . for joining us and we will see you next time. want to feel cooler - or warmer - without runni

the authorities say two women in shanghai and a man in jeijang province are among the latest victims of the infection. two more men in jangsu province are in critical condition. they're all over 60. health officials in eastern parts of the country have banned the sale of live poultry after the virus was detected in chickens, and pigeons in wholesale markets. in the city of nangjing in jiang sue province, officials have barred residents from raising chickens and other poultry. the authorities are studying the droppings of migratory birds at nature reserves and wetlands across the country. however, they say they've not yet detect the virus in wild birds. >>> officials at japan's health ministry are preparing to start work on developing a vaccine against the h7n9 bird flu. they received samples of the virus from the chinese government. researchers at the national institute of infectious diseases will start by cultivating the virus strain. they'll select the most suitable samples in preparation for mass production of the vaccine. they'll use the virus to examine whether a reagent they de

five years ago, the minimum wage in manila was higher than in shanghai or jakarta. but that changed when the minimum wage was raised in other countries. when managers see comparatively cheap labor in the phillipines, it played a major role in their decision to relocate. >> translator: the population in the phillipines is steadily growing, so there won't be any concerns about labor for many decades. >> another advantage of the phillipines is the use of english as an official language. this factory is home of the electronics giant, toshiba. managers are able to give direct instructions to their local employees without relying on an interpreter. >> translator: i speak in simple english. that's good enough to teach them. >> some companies are going beyond the simple replication of factories. this shipping company employs hundreds of people at its office in manila. their job is to prepare documents in english certifying the contents of container ships across the world. each team is in charge of a particular country. the company began these operations in the phillipines s

shanghai 3. seoul, minus 7 for the high. the low is around minus 17 this morning. please bundle up. try to stay indoors if possible. here in tokyo, 9 for the high. so a bumpy ride yesterday with about 15 degrees. here in north america, we have a couple of systems to talk about. but this is going to be a potentially historic event with with a very strong winter storm. a couple of systems are impacting the area as of now. this one is bringing wet weather due to warm air aloft and thunderstorms as well as severe hail possibly with the associated cold front. another system is impacting the southeast. that will be moving along the atlantic coast. merges with the other system, making it a really potent winter storm. we are talking 60 centimeters of snowfall. wind gusts up to 120 kilometers per hour forecast. even the major cities such as new york city could see 25 centimeters of snowfall. blizzard watches and warnings are posted widely across the region including boston. in boston we are talking about in addition to all of that, coastal flooding due to the high tide. temperaturewise, 1 fo

in big cities like shanghai, change is especially visible. have just one child. they doubt whether their son will be able to look after them when they are old. >> we have to look out for ourselves. of course i'm concerned how it will be, but we do not know, especially as china was changing at the moment. >> demographic change is also shifting attitudes towards family. yet at the same time, alternatives like retirement homes are out of the question for many. >> people feel they are being abandoned by their children and relatives. retirement homes are normal in other countries, but we are not ready for them in china. many people simply cannot afford a good retirement home. >> and so the question remains unresolved of who will look after china's aging population. political, economic, and social challenges lie ahead. >> we will be right back. stay with us. >> welcome back. >> thanks so much for staying with us. a new law comes into effect in germany next month, guaranteeing every parent the right to a place in day care for children under the age of three. that was lo

> we are competing with big companies like volkswagen, ibm, and others, and they offer positions in shanghai and london for couples, for everyone. so we need to bring a bit more to the table. >> demographic change has led to a relative decline in skilled workers. add to that a new younger generation of employees, which places a value on balancing work and family. companies like this one to cater to them, and experts say such policies will pay off. >> both sides benefit if the company policy manages to be more than just a piece of paper gathering dust in a drawer. company's profit in a competitive market through good employees, and they can support these kind of measures. >> though providing perks is important, turnover and profit matter as well, but employees are becoming more aware that offering good working conditions is also key to staying competitive. >> the easter weekend break has almost arrived in germany, which usually means springtime is well under way, but not this year. >> that is the story as we have been reporting in the past few days. winter will not budge in northern europe. s

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and petals tail came mercedes pilot nico rosberg golf now after the third round of the wgc event in shanghai dustin johnson of the us has kept his lead. johnson shot ten thirties in the round but he also carded two double buggies to put him on eighteen under par overall here's the final round with a three shot lead over england's ian poulter. in york city marathon is the world's biggest and its back on this sunday after being canceled last year in the aftermath of hurricanes and eight. this here until the special security measures in place after the bomb attack at the boston marathon earlier this year. isn't that bad and sweat athletic competition is being paid to show that by safety precautions. security has been beefed up massively throughout the big apple for this year's marathon the police department has been consulting with colleagues in boston. in the wake of the holdings of the cities marathon last april. we still read and read its two hundred and sixty some of the homage of honesty with its built in the top three are apprehensive including jennifer pm. when i called my nine year old

the latest patient to die was a man hospitalized in shanghai. officials say they have not confirmed any human to human infection. they detected the virus in chickens in markets. they've banned the sale of live poultry. >>> health officials in japan are on the alert for the h7n9 strain. they're deploying a new tool for people infected. researchers developed a chemical reagent based on information from china. they check its accuracy using the actual virus. health ministry officials plan to distribute the reagent to quarantine stations and offices next week. doctors will examine any one who has a temperature of 30 degrees celsius or higher after arriving from china. they'll use the reagent to check anyone they suspect is infected. they'll know the result in about six hours. then they'll double check by having scientists analyze the viruses' gene sequence. >>> japanese negotiators are one step closer to a multi national trade package. >> translator: i believe this japan/u.s. agreement will protect japan's national interests. the fight for winning ou

they've detected it in pigeons at a market in shanghai. six people have died. medical officials say the two latest victims are a man who transported poultry and a woman with no fixed occupation. one of 31 people who recently had contact with her has a fever and is being treated at an isolated hospital unit. agriculture ministry officials say they detected h7n9 in pigeons. the virus is highly likely to have the same origin as that found in some of the patients. city authorities have closed the live poultry section of the market and destroyed all the birds. they're investigating where the pigeons came from and where they ended up. an expert on infectious diseases says the central government should take responsibility and bring in prompt measures. >> translator: the important thing is we make use of our past experience in our assessment of the situation. we should provide doctors with the information we have. in addition, it's vital that we educate chicken farmers and other people on how to deal with birds and how to prevent infection. >> he says government offici

. >> they flew to shanghai on friday. japan and china do not have a treaty. >>> find she has formed a transition that is helping her get ready for the makeup of her cabinet. >>> kim jong su leads a team handling foreign offense and unification of the two careers. also on the team are long-term fort fest's plan adviser. we have a transition committee bae and. job figures from the united states though that the tp grew month, but uf no by bring down the ratio of unemployment. officials of the labor department says it's he would is he had he. employers added 155,000 non farm jobs, and autos. it includes a jump in health care and the auto tractor-trail tractor-trailer. the. he is ryan 1 is rat hsb securities in new york. >> the december employment report out of the us is greatly as participated. the markish is yet to return in it particular, a lop see at a time a as indicating of the labor market. the outlook for the overall economy is similar. it's likely we will see steady growth over the years. there swau-- the housing mark

to alleviate concerns, a service has been launched in shanghai that allows people to check air quality realtime. there is a new word that people in china have been hearing a lot of recently -- -- pm2.5. they're fine pollutants found in diesel gas and smoke. can be accessed on cell phones or pc's. she nfz people about the air quality outside their homes. when pollution levels are high, her hair changes color and her expressions also change. the chinese government is taking air pollution more seriously because of the growing number of complaints by anxious citizens. >>> coming up, our three-day world weather forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline."