itn you factor in the wind, is even colder. there has been an uptick in sales for outerwear. >> as many layers as i can put on. >> the coldest nfl game on record is a 1967 championship game at lambeau field between the packers and the cowboys that became known as the ice bowl. that game was not sold out. fan,for a diehard packers that is a big deal. >> one of the players is going with short sleeves. he says that he does not want to fumble the ball. the cold air will arrive on monday. i tuesday morning, you will say, what happened? how long will this last. down sos have settled that we do not have to deal with much of a windchill factored. highs made it up to 34. the average high temperature today is 43. the record set back in 1997. seton elementary school in the district. a morning low of 14. we started off the day at 12 in bethesda. now we are at dirty. -- 30. temperatures are not so bad. 23 in manassas. marshall looking at 18 degrees. cold air off to the north and east of us. the super cold air is off to the north and west of

here's the sharm land and welcome to a special holiday broadcasts from the itn news for him. after a tug of war between the nations rival parties that lasted into the wee hours of the new year the national assembly finally approved theation's bget r two thousand fourteen series of other key bills were also passed arly five hours aft the clock struck midnight. our team and he'll start to sell. there will be no additional budget necessary as the t cells in the fourteen national budget was approved by the national assembly on early wednesday morning. the budget bill which is worth three hundred forty billion us dollars was part of the package deal with two of the bills one to reform the national intelligence service and the other to attract more foreign investment into the country. the nis reform package that agents from gaining access to government offices and media outlets and also calls for stricter punishments for agents that do not abide by the new regulations. those found guilty of breaking the rules will face a maximum of seven years in prison off from the current two yea

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itn news nobody has made sparse use of presidential pardons and in fact since taking office she has now issued just her first set but it's only for people who committed minor crimes related to trying to make a living at the sis minister of hunger one cents tuesday that a total of five thousand nine hundred twenty five people were part in the head of the lunar new year holiday which starts thursday. in addition about two point nine million traffic violators will be exempted from their penalties however the list of benefits trees will not include people caught driving under the influence. prominent politicians businessmen and offenders and violent crimes will also be excluded from the list of those parties and korean presidents traditionally issue pardons to commemorate major national holidays. well korea's overall labor market conditions have improved considerably since the global financial crisis of two thousand seven. the pace of job creation for the nation's youth remained sluggish in the prospects are gloomy to explain why and what's being done about it we're now joined by our pond g

itn news career has its sights on and then worry no more foreign direct investment to boost the local economy from tax breaks to visa extensions. i came in she outlines how the government is swinging the offer the government on thursday i did another set of measures to draw more foreign backed investment to the nation in a bid to spur economic growth but these production and creating jobs the ministry of trade industry and energy blueprint includes the relaxation of regulations on foreign investment and incentives to encourage global companies to set up their headquarters in korea. first the government actually you should clarify foreign investment regulations. any economist pointed out that one of the biggest obstacles to foreign investment in korea the maze of competing regulations on an overseas investors. the government also plans to encourage global enterprises to establish regional headquarters and research and development centers in korea for all foreign employees at the headquarters the government will fix the income tax rate at seventeen percent and extend their visa status t

itn you use a credit card, is bits on a wire.nd that, reasons that money should move in a much more frictionless and lower fee fashion than it does today. >> does the advantage of can they withstand the price dynamics of bitcoin? >> i think there are some ways that folks are already doing that and will continue to do that such as pegging the value and coin -- a bitcoin locking exchange rains -- rates. you have to move in and out to transact, because people are not sitting on large stores of bitcoin. you cannancial terms, headset risk out in the near term to allow for those transactions to take place, i think you can quell a lot of the questions that paul krugman had about the basis of the current see while you allow its magic to happen. >> for the optimists, is it a hindrance that we don't really know who was behind it? i think that is the best part of bitcoin. if we knew who it was, all of out.undits would be it would be a question of whether that person or entity is good or bad, when the reality is, we can focus on the discussi

the government will work closely with private sector to effectively carry out targeted reforms in ca itn news. the president talks visit to lay the groundwork for a creative and innovative economy the world's most wired country is stepping up its game to invigorate the software sector for more on the multi year plan or seasoning has to detox the korean government is seeking out ways to make the software industry a new growth engine for the economy to be announced on wednesday a long term plan for boots and a scepter. it includes making soft requested the part of regular school curriculum. increasing the competitiveness of small and midsize softer companies to that they have an increased presence in the global market and strengthening regulations to protect the i t industry under the first part of that claim student in elementary school detox software development as part of their current curriculum starting this year with the other grade levels training later all in an attempt to cultivate a younger generation of innovators to propel the competitiveness of software companies the governmen

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it's a lot itn news. new data from korea's central bank shows that nationwide household debt grew at a faster clip in two thousand thirteen as kareem hassles plunged further and further into debt concerns are rising that a growing financial burden may hurt domestic demand. polly has to be kept then think of korea released data on tuesday showing that the country's households it reached an all time high last year. outstanding household lending by local banks and non bank financial institutions total a record six hundred thirty nine point five billion us dollars as of the end of november the increase of four point seven billion dollars from october marks the largest monthly gain in five months since in nearly six point two billion dollar on monday advance in june. the central bank says the growth in mortgage loans extended due in part to an increase in housing transactions during the cited period. the latest tally shows that korean households are feeling the burden of massive debt to the nation's household

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