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how these ten people were killed fifty injured in a bomb rise near the high court in new delhi india preliminary reports suggest the explosives were left in a suitcase near the building. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief flee libya for neighboring the shareware the whereabouts of the colonel himself remain unknown this is concerns grow over what kind of regime could be replacing him. and the central russian city of jaroslav turns into a global think tank is the world policy forum gets started there multiculturalism and global security on the table for the need. to in-depth look into the euro zone's debt troubles the interview coming. i'm joined by professor roland fallible of the university of mannheim in southwestern germany and he said to talk with us about the fate of the euro just a fabulous thank you very much for joining us well as expected to court didn't stop a second bailout and germany's participation in it but how do you think its decision may make future bailouts more difficult the complaint has been that. the bail out. is inconsistent with german

at least ten have been killed more than sixty injured by a bomb blast near the high court in new delhi india eliminator reports suggest the explosives were in a suitcase left near the building. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief lee libya for a night neighboring the share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still unknown this is concerns grow over what kind of regime could be replacing it. and the central russian city of jaroslav all turning into a global think tank as the world policy forum gets underway there multiculturalism and global security among the most pressing issues on the table at the meeting. up next an in-depth look into the euro zone's debt troubles the interview coming up. i'm joined by professor roland falderal of the university of mannheim in southwestern germany and he's here to talk with us about the fate of the year right mr thank you very much for joining us well as expected the court didn't stop a second bailout and germany's participation in it but how do you think this decision may make future bailouts more difficult the complaint has

at least ten people dead more than sixty injured in a bomb blast near the high court in new delhi india preliminary reports suggest the explosives were left in a suitcase near the building. a number of gadhafi loyalists including his security chief leave libya for neighboring the share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still one known this as concerns grow over what kind of regime could replace him. among others up next with swards so tell us how the russian ice hockey authorities have made a move that will benefit young players all over europe sure kontinental hockey league said junior version of the m.h.l. has now expanded to six european countries and i believe it was there as the league's doors are wide open for any new clubs and countries for that matter in the years to come stick around. hello and welcome to sport here in our d.c. coming to you live from the russian capital with me romano calls for plenty of stories up ahead but first as usual headlines. a goal is draw on russia failed to beat arlin's in their all important new roads once it's well qualifier right here i

least ten people have been killed more than sixty injured by a bomb blast near the high court in new delhi india preliminary reports suggest the explosives were left in the suitcase near the building. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief leave libya for neighboring the share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still a known this has concerns grow over what kind of regime would replace it. and next up next a look at the controversial figure of rocco melodic the former bosnian serb military leader currently on trial in the hague. in late may two thousand and eleven the small serbian village of lhasa live a shot to fame leading newspapers in many countries splashed its name across the front pages it was here the serbian police arrested general ratko rich this is the place where it happened and. the worldwide manhunt for him lasted fifteen years serbia had promised a one million euro ward for his capture. the general's arrests triggered acts of protest in many serbian towns. some of the serbian people are worried because the hague and international media are smearing ou

at least ten have been killed more than sixty injured by a bomb blast near the high court in new delhi india preliminary reports suggest the explosives were in a suitcase left near the building. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief lee libya for neighboring the share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still unknown this is concerns grow over what kind of regime could be replacing him. and the central russian city of jaroslav all turning into a global think tank as the world policy forum gets underway there multiculturalism and global security among the most pressing issues on the table at the meeting.

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at least nine people killed fifty injured in a blast of the high court in new delhi india the women are just explosives were left in a suitcase near the building. the. calls for independence from the u.k. grow louder in wales where high nationalist sentiment is coupled with a desire to have control over its own economy. and the many so now at the third annual global policy forum here you're a small boy were today's focus is security and multiculturalism join me later in the program for more details. eleven am in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story hundreds of thousands of people in italy have protested the government's fresh austerity measures announced tuesday in a bid to tackle the country's debt crisis the forty five billion euro package welcomed by the e.u. includes among other things new tax hikes and raising the retirement age for women a number of violent scuffles between demonstrators and police were reported underlining social tensions in the country struggling to avert financial collapse as finance experts five yo to mass he tells r t italy's

least ten people have been killed more than sixty injured by a bomb blast near the high court in new delhi india preliminary reports suggest the explosives were left in a suitcase near the building. a number of khadafi loyalists including his security chief leave libya for neighboring the share with the whereabouts of the colonel himself still on known this as concerns grow over what kind of regime would replace him. up next a look at the controversial figure of right coma law to the former bosnian serb military leader currently on trial in the hague.

and international finance building a new foundation to the global economy preassure either r t new delhi india now as those talks go on in washington today and i broke discuss this proposal with all of that foreign words or capital that they have so they could do it earlier i asked raj goshi president of many capital if the brics could be a part of the solution to the eurozone problem here's what he said. absolutely not you know i think the brits continue to have this are on you know brazil finance minister gave you months ago said that you know they'll take steps to you know try and get you out of trying to get you out of this mess you know sharing the same i.o.p. ology that the move would help global summit stability and promote emerging markets exports you know one obvious analyst recently said that the move would not be irrational but political you know i don't think you have either and i think you would be insane you know let's look at fundamentally what's going on you know you have nations across europe that have borrowed far too much and you have banks predominantly across europe that h

currently, there are 46,000 american troops in iraq. >>> the death toll in -- in new delly india -- new delhi india -- india. there was a blast outside the court. this is the second one. this is the first major attack in india since several bombs exploded in three mumbai neighborhoods in july killing to people. >>> sal is about to tell us about breaking traffic news. there is a big problem in contra costa county. >>> also, an emotional battle over arm pet pig. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serving. 40% daily value of fiber. i'm here in the downtown area where the crowd is growing. [ female announcer ] watching calories at breakfast never tasted this sweet... i'll go get my bowl. [ female announcer ] ...or this huge. new fiber one 80 calories. yes, you can actually love breakfast. >>> some people near philadelphia are offering their support to a woman who was told to get rid of her pig. the pig is so smart, the owner had to put toddler locks on everything. but a code enforcement officer said the pig is just a farm animal and cannot be kept as a pet. >> i wouldn't sell

that's according to managing director christine lagarde who made the comments while in new delhi, india may have to tap its members for extra funding. lagarde says the global economic kr crisis is to blame, and the funding would go to countries in need like greece, italy, and spain. >>> two american hikers held in an iranian prison are on u.s. soil for the first time in two years. josh fattal and shane bauer spoke out in their first news conference. iran arrested them along the iraq/iran border, held them in jail for two years for spying. fattal talked about how they were treated as hostages. >> many times, too many times, we heard the screams of other prisoners being beaten, and there was nothing we could do to help them. the solitary confinement was the worst experience of all of our lives. >> sarah, josh, and i can now finally leave prison behind us. we want more than anything to begin our lives anew and with a new appreciation for the sweet taste of freedom. >> fattal, bauer, and sarah shourd were all arrested in 2009. they were released on $500,000 bail each. shourd was released la

at least 10 people dead and dozens more injured in this blast outside of new delhi high court in india. the bomb was put into a suitcase in front of a building. this was the second blast outside of that complex. a string of bombs exploded in 3 mumbai neighborhoods this past july. >> down futures are moving up right now. they are moving on austerity measures to bring down their national debt. right now down features are up 153. after yesterday's wild ride. we were down 307 at one point yesterday. the dow finished down 100. we will have the opening bell coming up as the kron 4 morning news continues. we will leave you out alive look for mt. tam as we are expected temperatures to keep up around the bay. we have a few patches of fog against the coast. kahane 1/2 >> and opening bell on wall street. the dow has been down for three consecutive trading days. >> 6:30 a.m.. a developing story is nudity in san francisco specifically in castro. will tran joins us from castro which is famous for its nudity. it looks like a supervisor wants to change the way they operate. >> they are not stopping at

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around 6 p.m sunday night, local time,... and was felt across northern and eastern india, including in the capital of new delhi. it was followed by at least two powerful aftershocks... and experts warn... that there may be more aftershocks in the next couple of days. indian officials say at least 14 people were killed and scores were injured across india...while nepal reports that five people died and dozens were hurt. however, the full extent of the damage is not yet known. china is becoming more aggressive over its claims in the south china sea which holds vast amounts of oil and natural gas. the claims have set off disputes with the philippines, vietnam, malaysia, taiwan and brunei, which also border the contested waters. kim yeon-ji explains. conflicting territorial claims over the south china sea by a host of sovereign states have fueled fresh tension in the region. the south china sea is a body of water rich in resources south of mainland china, west of the philippines, east of vietnam, and north of malaysia, brunei and indonesia. claiming its indisputable sovereignty over virtually the whole sea, china

india. the comment follows a blast at a new delhi courthouse that killed 11 people earlier this month amid continuous violence in and around pakistan, the country finds itself increasingly isolated. >>> and thailand's newly elected prime minister, yingluck shinawatra, visited cambodia on thursday and held talks with her counterpart, both plan to diffuse their long conflict but despite the diplomatic talk, how much progress was really made? nhk world reports from. >> reporter: tension was focused on whether the two leaders could find a way to ease their strained military relationship. the countries remain at odds over a territorial dispute involving a site near the border. both continue to deploy military forces in the area despite an order from the international court of justice. cambodian prime minister did establish trust with his brother thaksin, when he was prime minister. but relations soured after he was ousted from power in 2003. on thursday, both thailand and cambodia agreed to solve the territorial issue. >> i believe that from the good better environment of the relationships, we think we ca

india with the aim of boosting trade between the two countries. during the five-daysit, the pakistani official met with his indian counterpart in new delhi on wednesdayey agreed to double trade between two countries to $6 billion from the current $2.7 billion in three years. india has agreed to issue one-year multiple-entry visas to pakistani business people and they will be free to visit any part of the country. pakistan has created that it will consider giving india most favored nation status. india has already granted the status to pakistan. >>> bangkok police say they're going to install 13 high-resolution cameras on city roads to monitor speeding. the move is part of a campaign to insure roadsafety. the cameras are fitted inside life-sized dummies called j ja choiyi which means silent sergeant. the cameras will capture images of cars that violate the speed limit. they will transfer the data to traffic control centers and nearby officers, police will then mail fine notices to violators. >>> china unveiled its first gold vending machine in the capital city ofijg. e device will go into operation on saturday. shoppers in china, the world's second la

india. a bomb apparently hidden in a briefcase went off as hundreds of people lined up outside a courthouse in new delhi. this is the deadliest terror attack india has seen in more than three years. no group has claimed responsibility. overnight, a third national guard soldier, a woman, died after being gunned down at an ihop restaurant in carson city, nevada, one of five national guard members that was shot when eating breakfast. a civilian woman was killed in the rampage and seven others were hurt. gunman's motive is not yet known but here he is, eduardo turned his gun on himself in the parking lot. police say he was a u.s. citizen born in mexico and had no criminal record. his family says he had a history of mental illness, though, he was not in the military but was well armed. in addition to the ak-47 used in the rampage, police found another rifle and pistol in his bag. >> in this community in the last four years and then all of a sudden, we're hit with something that we just, you know, in our worst case scenarios never, never anticipated could happen. >> victims will be released later today. possi

with more on that and the reaction in india, let's cross to sara sider in new delhi. it's hardly surprising. it sounds like robbing the poorment. >> reporter: it's a really low number according to the krit cr. when you look at how much it costs to live in delhi and mumbai. what's interesting is we're not seeing a major reaction from the everyday average citizen, namely the people who would be affected by this if the legislation goes through. part of the reason for that is it has not gone through, it's proposed legislation for the food security act that's been submitted to the supreme court. people are not affected just yet. however, what we're seeing is a big reaction from those who look at policy. we're talking about academic, we're talking about former ministers. we're talking about intellectuals and we're talking about economists. 25 well-known economists and academics have written to the planning commission who came up with the new numbers that determines what the poverty level is, what the poverty line is. and they've said, this is absolutely unacceptable. now, w

into the explosion the court bombing was the first major attack in india since twenty six people were killed by serial blasts in new delhi in two thousand. and nato has admitted its forces in afghanistan did mistakenly kill a b.b.c. reporter in july a u.s. soldier mistook the journalist for a suicide bomber when troops respond responded to a militant attack in a southern afghan town the alliance launched an inquiry after questions were raised over an initial reports the correspondent have been killed by taliban insurgents it comes amid a withdrawal of foreign troops from afghanistan expected to be completed by two thousand and fourteen. a deadly legacy of war and the appalling illness it can cause for a servicemen even after they've returned home all explored in our special report coming your way in about ten minutes. you look for the news you want to get in school. president barack obama has presented a much awaited jobs act to congress the earmarks more than four hundred billion dollars for putting people back to work but some critics say it's too little too late or she's got a chance the un has more president obama ad

india is booming. this january domestic rc t yr fo. affic was up 20 >>at new delhi rprt recently opened terminal 3, it's not difficult to see why erminto cramped slow trains for air travel. >>sengupta: i think let's begin. it's important that we start somewhere. it takes a long time to build infrastructure. >>reporter: the new terminal cost 3 billion dollars to build and will handle 34 million enrs yr.lely its investors believe that air travel has a solid future in the country. but with oil prices rising and stocks dwdlg ts al the case in the long term. >>inderwildi: we'll reach peak oil at some point, that's the point where oil demand outstrips oil supply, and the smith school has jt celyubsh a study in this. and if youreinuc a ceriit will be troublesome to get enough oil. >>reporter: meaning that trains would once again be needed, but te yersorofndieme it would be a very tough task to get them back on track. >>reporter: still to come on world business... >>with stock markets in turmoil, we look at some alternative luxury investments. >>and we meet the men who put their life on the line, n e rls stt ac

new delhi for those killed in the explosion. the bombing is at least the third terror incident in india this year. the government has been sharply criticized for failing to prevent attacks on important facilities in the capital and the financial center of mumbai. >>> as asian economies continue their rapid growth, the demand for one particular gourmet dish is also on the rise, but this delicacy is not just expensive to diners. it has been criticized for its high cost to the marine environment as well. nhk world has more. >> reporter: in thailand's popular resort city of pattaya have gathered to do their first shark release project. the tank holds various types of sharks that have been rescued from restaurants, pet shops, and even fishermen to be returned to the wild. >> translator: welcome to our restaurant. >> shark is a fairly common food in thailand and other asian countries. in bangkok's chinatown, the demand for shark fin soup is strong. it is a renowned delicacy in chinese cuisine. recently the dish has become increasingly popular among the emerging middle classes throughout asia. >> transla

india. a powerful bomb hidden in a suitcase exploding ripping through a crowd outside a busy courthouse in new delhi, killing 11 people. it is deadliest attack in india's capital in three years since the deadly mumbai attacks that killed more than 150 people. they say it is too early to name any suspects. our state department released a statement condemning the attacks. the united states extend its deepest condolence to those affected by the cowardly attacks. the people india demonstrate remarkable resiliency and courage in the face of, what language am i speaking here, jon. the in the face of horrific violence if i get out that statement for you. again the state department, condemning those attacks. we'll get more information and bring them to you. jon: more trouble in that part of the world. let's turn now to iraq and a major shift that is sparking some concerns in washington and elsewhere. the troop drawdown, a story that we broke yesterday on "happening now" with bret baier, senior defense officials are telling fox news the obama administration has decided to decrease the number of u.s. troops l

. >>> a terrorist attack outside india's high court in new delhi. a bomb exploded killing at least 11 people and injuring dozens more. police say the bomb was hidden in a briefcase near an entrance to the complex. there has been no claim of responsibility. >>> and egypt's ousted president was wheeled back into court on a gurney today in what's becoming a familiar seen. hosni mubarak's trial resumed two days after clashes erupted outside the courtroom between security forces and families of those killed in the uprisings that ended his presidency. he faces a possible death penalty, if convicted, of ordering the killings. >>> and protests today outside mubarak's trial were against police. the crowds were angry about clashes that followed a soccer game last night. media reports say police providing security at the stadium attacked fans for chanting slogans against them and egypt's former interior minister. at least 130 people were injured in the clashes. >>> and as the search for moammar gadhafi intensifies, some home video of the deposed libyan leader

if an employer contracts with anyone in manila, or new delhi to answer the telephone for technical support services, or higher is a radiologist in india to read x-rays, the expense would not be deductible. also, any business equipment such as a tractor, or a computer, or office furniture made in japan or china, would not be a deductible business expense and would not be depreciable. likewise, any materials, components, parts, or goods, purchased or were produced outside of america would not be allowed as cost of goods sold and would not be deducted from income under the internal revenue code. this would encourage american businesses to buy american. even if it cost a little more so they can deduct the full expense. american retailers will want to fill their shelves with american products so that when they make a sale, they only pay tax on the profit, not the difference between the sale price and the wholesale cost. it will reverse the effect of the policy that china imposed on american up. it will encourage foreign manufacturers to move their factories here, using american labor, so they can enjoy a better chance to sell to american r

in other news from around the world, india is on a high security alert after a bomb hidden in a briefcase exploded outside of the high court building in delhi. five people have died and 60 others injured. and al qaeda-linked group has claimed responsibility. in pakistan, a key suicide bombers have blown themselves up at the headquarters of the frontier court in a southeastern city where earlier three senior al qaeda leaders were detained. this killed at least 23 people. the government said that the local taliban was responsible. at least four people have died and over 1000 homes have been destroyed by raging wildfires in texas. firefighters hope that, winds will help but they don't have control of the blaze. texas has been suffering its worst drought since the 1950's. if the euro fails, europe fails, that was the warning from german chancellor angela merkel as she positioned herself from the behind a single currency. how far can surely go? the german high court today said that the country's save the euro measures to date were legal but in the future, she will have to go to parliament if she would like to use any more taxpayer money to bail

>>> a muslim militant group is taking responsibility for a suicide attack in india today, outside the high court in new delhi. 11 people were killed. the bomb hidden in a briefcase. >>> thousand of u.s. troops could be staying in iraq beyond an end of year deadline to withdraw. defense secretary leon panetta is backing a plan to keep 3,000 to 4,000 americans there to train iraqi forces. that would break president obama's promise to bring all of the troops home by the end of this year. >>> and major cocaine bust. authorities arrested 80 members of a trafficking rink that shipped from panama to mexico into the united states. they say at least 18 tons of cocaine was shipped in the last 2 years alone. >>> a very dramatic scene in florida. a man awoke totoind this, a car on fire, in the neighbor's lawn with a woman screaming inside. without hesitating, he ran out, punched the windshield four or five times with his bare hand and actually got her out of that car, moments before it burst into flames. she is okay. but she has also been charged with dui. >>> and finally, all of the rain in the northeast wreaking havoc

in india, a bomb exploded outside the high court building in new delhi, killing at least 11 people. police quickly cordoned off the area, and emergency crews tended to the 76 wounded. the attack was the worst in the indian capital in nearly three years and prime minister manmohan singh condemned it. >> this is a cowardly act of a terrorist nature. we will deal with it. we will never succumb to pressure of terrorism and this is a long war in which all political parties, all the people of india, have to stand united so that the scourge of terrorism is crushed. >> sreenivasan: a group linked to al-qaeda claimed responsibility, and indian police began scouring the city for two suspects. security forces in syria blasted the city of homs today, and activists reported at least 11 people were killed. amateur video showed deserted streets as residents stayed indoors. a barrage of gunfire from troops and tanks echoed in the background. a network of protest groups claimed some army units in homs had defected and were battling pro-government troops. top officials across the obama administration

abc new y >>> also some developing news this morning from india where there has been an explosion outside of one of that nation's highest courts. police in new delhiomb was apparently hid no one a suitcase. so far, at least ne people are confirmed dead and it's the second explosion at the the first blast was back in may. >>> turning now to politics, the republicans running to replace president obama met tonight in california for a debate. abc's george stephanopoulos says all eyes will be on the front-runner in the latest new poll, texas governor rick perry. >> this has beenen a month of perry surging right to the top of the republican field. look at these numbers right now. he is ahead of mitt romney, 29-25. also ahead of michele bachmann, who has really collapsed in the wake of the perry surge. her support has been cut in half. what's happened here is that rick perry has consolidated tea party and conservative support. and that's really stopped bachmann in her tracks. right now republicans think rick perry is best able to beat president obama. 30% believe perry can beat obama. 20% say that for mitt romney. that is a huge shift. it was 32-6 back i

india. the grand central short of the. president. which resembles the no beach resort. taj mahal hotel. the cement hotel. hotel. in the radio believe that the hotels church in new delhi has to. be her to marry collection among the clothes of the maidens hotel. park plus a movie to shift it was promised but they promised. banging the drum for sovereignty thousands of palestinians poor onto the streets of the west bank in support of a bid for statehood at the united nations. there is a standoff brewing at the un general assembly where overwhelming support for the palestinians could clash with the veto being wilted by the united states. it's a rapidly piling debts with greece trying to speed up cuts and the i.m.f. warning that a new session is on the horizon. and in business while europe was struggling to avoid sliding back into recession russia's finance minister saying that russia will have fully recovered from the two thousand and eight financial crisis by the end of the year more in twenty minutes.

keeping you updated all the new delhi plus there's also more on the story on our web site that's r t dot com and also in our free video section we've got pictures from india available for you to download for free to log on to check it out. critique a free. for free. free. free. free. free blog here on video for your media project free media. dot com. heavy gunfire is reported to be taking place in central syria with at least six people killed and this comes just hours after activists claim that several people were killed as government forces use on word of vehicles in the besieged city of homs well the u.n. has been calling for more pressure to be put on president assad well to discuss the situation in syria and in libya we're joined live by dr he shot professor at princess of my versity for technology in jordan thanks very much for being on the program so some of these reports coming out of syria suggest that the a crackdown continues there that's despite reforms promised by president assad why is that. well we're not really quite sure because after all. authentic reports coming coming out of syria you know the satellites on the whole particularly the ar

in india a group of farmers is taking the owner to court over a 100-year-old land dispute. they took land from the ancestors to build the country's capital, new delhirom new delhi, mark gromette reports. >> 100 years after forefathers driven away, these farmers returned to reclaim their land. it's now at the heart of the capital, the home of the government. this man's family used to have a farm just there. by what is today the indian parliament. his friends say the defense and home ministries were built on their land. taken away from their parents by the british, without any compensation. they claim an entire village was knocked down to make way for the president's house. 13 villages in all once stood here. there's hardly any trace of them left. the fate was only rediscovered in the colonial record whfment the british finally did leave india, they didn't just hand over their archives and government buildings but also many of the laws they used to rule the country. among them was the land acquisition in 1984, a bit of draconian legislation which they used to evict these farmers from the land around here. this law is still in place today and who is m

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india has risen to 50. the 6.9 quake happened in the north eastern part of the country and felt as far away as new delhi and nepal's capital of katmandu. concrete slabs and bricks and mud were cleared away to rescue trapped victims. much of the damage is still unknown because the region is in such a remote location and two aftershocks and experts have warned that more are possible. >>> it is 5:14. and it is six tons. and it is heading straight for the ert. nasa is warning about a giant satellite that is tumbling from space. >> and a massive crater marks the scene of the san bruno explosion. the change coming to the neighborhood this week. ,,,, ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ from a place like detroit, no one expects you to influence the world of fashion. but when you grew up surrounded by rock 'n' roll and heavy industry

india. the news this morning, we heard not just about bombing in queka but a bomb in a courthouse in new delhi. and reports suggests that it was an al qaeda-linked group and pakistan and bangladesh is claiming credit for the attack in india. i wonder if you can -- obviously part of the effort is to try and discourage those efforts to improve relations between the two countries. i wonder if you can talk about what more we might be able to do to try and encourage that effort to keep the two countries talking and to continue to work on improving relations. >> thank you. as i said to senator casey to your travels to afghanistan and pakistan, it's hard for members to do this travel but very crucial in world affairs. i think that the administration is heartened that there have been three significant meetings between india and pakistan. commerce secretaries, foreign ministers, diplomacy, and in fact their follow-up meetings is secretaries coming up and that that kind of dialogue between the two countries is absolutely essential. the united states has always supported that dialogue, the pace and scope

if an employer contracts with anyone in manila, or new delhi to answer the telephone for technical support services, or higher is a radiologist in india to read x-rays, the expense would not be deductible. also, any business equipment such as a tractor, or a computer, or office furniture made in japan or china, would not be a deductible business expense and would not be depreciable. likewise, any materials, components, parts, or goods, purchased or were produced outside of america would not be allowed as cost of goods sold and would not be deducted from income under the internal revenue code. this would encourage american businesses to buy american. even if it cost a little more so they can deduct the full expense. american retailers will want to fill their shelves with american products so that when they make a sale, they only pay tax on the profit, not the difference between the sale price and the wholesale cost. it will reverse the effect of the policy that china imposed on american up. it will encourage foreign manufacturers to move their factories here, using american labor, so they can enjoy a better chance to sell to american r