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find out how this baby s life was transformed while he was still in the womb. the thai government says the entire nation is in grief after a former police officer killed at least 38 people in a gun and knife attack at a nursery. he then killed himself and his family following the massacre in nong bua lamphu province in the north east of the country. most of the victims were children. thailand s king is expected to visit the town of utthai sawan. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head is at the scene. and a warning, his report contains some very distressing images. people crying, wailing this is a community now consumed by grief and shock, that children so young had been deliberately killed by a fellow parent. the children were taking a midday nap inside the nursery when the attacker turned up to collect his son, who wasn t there, and then opened fire. translation: it all. went down really fast. he was slashing the knife. he didn t use the gun. he kept slashing ....
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major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. xq institute. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: president trump has had another full day, with pronouncements ranging from refugees to russia. he spoke out today at both the white house and the defense department. lisa desjardins begins our coverage. it s big stuff. reporter: with the first week of his presidency over, mr. trump acted on one of his most polarizing promises. the pentagon was the backdrop, as he signed an executive action on curbing the ....
manufacturing jobs and america s middle class. of our question is how can we restore those manufacturing jobs. open.one lines are if you work in the manufacturing .ector you can also send us a tweet. the conversation is already underway at facebook. we will hear from donald trump in just a moment. let s begin with the front-page story of the new york times a different issue. phones donald trump s call with the president of taiwan. is saying over the past two decades, taiwan has split from its position. that is from the front page of the new york times this morning. we want to focus on trade and jobs. donald trump in indianapolis last thursday. they are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. it s not going to happen. it s not going to happen. we are losing so much. one of the things we re doing to keep them is lowering our hopefullyax from 35% down to 15%, which would take us from the highest taxed nation in the world. it s terrible for busine ....
dynamics that were developing. you asked about libya, yemen, daish, egypt, there is a lot of turmoil. turmoil is frightening and unsettling. there are a lot of reasons for people to feel, whoa, this is so uncertain. unfortunately fear plays as an effective political tool sometimes. there is been a lot of fear in the way of people being able to feel comfortable moving forward with other kinds of choices. i do believe what i said before. i am not sitting here pessimistic about the long-term of the region providing we the united states and the developed world make the decisions we need to make to address this moment this foment that exists in south-central asia, the middle east, north africa and elsewhere. what you have is an unparalleled rise of a number of different factors simultaneously that are different from anything any other generation dealt with. technology, communications, the rise of very young populations. 60% and 65% of many populations in the region are 30 ....