Good evening, I am Christine
Deepwater horizon continues to spill oil, even as it sinks into the Gulf
And North Korean has publicly acknowledged talks with the US for the first time.
But we begin tonight in White house where Mr. Trump threatens further $100bn in tariffs against China.
It's no secret that President Trump wants to crack down on China, particularly when it comes to trade.
But Trump is also taking aim at tech
The strategy is something which the White House calls forced tech transfer,
meaning Chinese policies to get American companies to share know-how and data,
in return for access to China's massive market.
Some US companies have willingly complied with these rules.
But the Trump Administration says the rules are unfair
and that they're costing the US $30bn every year.
There is a dilemma for companies with cutting-edge technology
which took them a lot of time and money to develop.
China denies that it steals US technology and it says their politics are necessary to keep the country safe.
But Beijing has acknowledged that it engages in these practices
and officials have agreed to negotiate with the US government.
Let's take a look at things happened on the other hemisphere.
Today, The Pyeong Chang winter Olympic Games have the Figure skating competition.
Now, let me connect with our reporter Chi Yarong.
Hi yarong.