that is through something called the ifc this, international finance corporation. so that's business that we have been doing, and when you think about -- and what goings to are companies that are doing things which increase economic development in any number of the countries where we work. we operate in 120 countries. so, that's something we have already been doing. as you might expect, and to your pointer where you tend to have stronger institutions, more creditworthy banks and more reliable regulatory environments tend to be in slightly wealthier countries, ifc has not done as much poorer countries over time. this is an effort to set aside modify specifically to push harder on the front. and one of the things i would cite is there's a book recently called "rich people, poor countries" that talks about how you reallyow the economies of very poor countries several had some fascinating statistics showing that about 30 to 50% of exports in many developing countriesed come from the five largest companies in the countries. the point of which is if you can identify the

the ifc president writes the ifc decided to suspend all social events until we can care for those who have been affected. student leaders are meeting this weekd to discuss what changes they need to make to keep students safe. >> there have been too many sexual assaults and rapes. >> cal junior melanie pitman is encouraged. >> gives me more confidence we can deal with this issue if the students are taking an active role to make it stop. administration is not at these parties. >> this is not fair. >> others say partying is part of college life saying ban or no ban. students will find a place to drink alcohol. >> students need an outlet. >> there have been 80 allegations of sexual assault this year. a cal spokeswoman says the university hopes suspending events sends a powerful message of sexual violence. >>> california's high speed rail authority cut planned capacity on the system by half. saying trains will run with fewer cars and that would allow station platforms to be shorter and construction to be considerably cheaper. also from inside tunnel sections from 220 miles per hour. slowin

the ifc president writes the ifc decided to suspend all social events until we can care for those who have been affected. student leaders are meeting this weekend to discuss what changes they need to make to keep students safe. >> there have been too many sexual assaults and rapes. >> cal junior melanie pitman is encouraged. >> gives me more confidence we can deal with this issue if the students are taking an active role to make it stop. administration is not at these parties. >> this is not fair. >> others say partying is part of college life saying ban or no ban. students will find a place to drink alcohol. >> students need an outlet. >> there have been 80 allegations of sexual assault this year. a cal spokeswoman says the university hopes suspending events sends a powerful message of sexual violence. >>> california's high speed rail authority cut planned capacity on the system by half. saying trains will run with fewer cars and that would allow station platforms to be shorter and construction to be considerably cheaper. also from inside tunnel sections from 220 miles per hour. slow

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. >> reporter: students are glad that the ifc is taking proactive steps and hopes that it will lead to safer parties in the long run. >> they're doing the right thing and they need to take as long as they need. >> reporter: in the statement the ifc says they commend the victims courage in stepping forward. the council is expected to meet tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. to discuss their policies. >> all right, jana did they say exactly what constitutes a frat party? >> reporter: heather t is clear tonight, it's a little bit of a gray area here. the cal public affairs department says that they do not have a strict definition, but if they see people coming in from outside, loud music, or alcohol that they would consider that to be a violation of this current voluntary suspension. >> all right, jana katsuyama live for us there on the cal campus, thank you. >>> and now to some developing news in the federal investigation underway tonight following a cyber attack that slowed traffic to some of the internet's most popular websites including twitter, netflix, and amazon. if you are online today you may

required, ifce is there is an offensive in eastern syria, the turks have made it clear. playing a reactive role, and now it is playing a proactive role. a lot of it is internal politics in turkey. there was the coup attempt against erdogan. that pushed for a more proactive role. it encouraged the turkish military but also wants to go on the offensive. it is a notice not to just his deponent domestically in turkey, but a statement to all he perceives as enemies or opponents in the region that turkey will stand its ground to secure its interest. laura: thank you much, indeed. the u.n. says it's concerned for over one million civilians mosul and it has launched an emergency campaign to help those fleeing the fighting. mosuljennifer: a camp southeasf mosul is preparing to get bigger. the camp has welcomed waves of households fling places taken over by islamic state fighters. the people who helped run this camp are afraid that the battle taking place less in 100 kilometers away in mosul will propel the crisis to another scale. >> many may be caught in their homes. others flee

then importantly, how do we also show, again, being the more bold capital, show other investors the ifc there, we have made good money, and other people may be enticed to come in as well. the final thing mission the course of that, we don't jut go in and lend money for projects to invest in a health care company. it goals with advice. so we always say we have financial capital and intellectual capital and we bring them together. for example, if it's very hard to start a business, hard to export because of customs regular layings, those are the discussions we're having in parallel with the investment so we can improvement the investment climate and business climate. you might know we have a doing business report ask gets attention every year, which ranks countries on any number of indicators like energy provision, how regular it is, how long it takes to start a business, whether or not you can declare bankruptcy, whether or not you want -- one has an easy time resolving disputes. and that is the tool we have to point the light at different countries and say, here's some things you ought

to have stronger institutions, more cred worthy banks and more reliable regulatory environments, the ifc has not done as much in poorer i.d.a. countries over time. this is an effort to set aside money specifically to push harder on that front. there's a book recently called "rich people, poor countries" that talks about how you really grow the economies of very poor countries. she has some fascinating statistics showing 30% to 50% of exports come from the five largest companies in those countries. if you can identify the local entrepreneurs that are growing rapidly, you're going to see huge hiring and job growth over time. how do we identify those companies, really help them to expand, then importantly how do we also show, again, other investors that are the ifc is in in, we've made good money, and other people may be enticed to come in as well? we don't just go in and lend money for project finance or to invest in a health care company. it always goes with advice. for example, if it's very hard to start a business, if it's very hard to export because of customs regulations, those are th

the ifc developed the website after the floods of oh eight. since then they have added more features such as a flood alert feature and a vitural also features locations for the red cross and flooded roadways.today's discussion will feature representatives from both the flood center and the national weather service. officials at the iowa flood center say floods are happening more frequently and knowing where you can find information is important. 16;20;56 "the flooding trends are increasing so we expect this to be something that we'll probably be dealing with on a more just how we can get ahead of the game a bit and you know help to provide the people with the information they need before the next flood event hap" happens."this event is set for noon today at the cedar rapids downtown library - it's free and open to the public. covering the corridor in cedar rapids stephanie johnson cbs 2 news. on friday - one of university of iowa's biggest comebacks explore. but today - we're going to give you a sneak peak. at 11 a-m - u-i officials are lettin

two women reported being attacked last weekend in a facebook post the president here writes the ifc voluntarily decided to suspend all social event until we reevaluate the risk management practice and care for those affected. student leaders are meeting this weekend to discuss what changes they need to make to keep students safe. >> there have been too many sexual assaults. too many rapes. junior is encouraged to see students leading the charge. >> gives me more confidence to deal with the issue and people directly involved with it. the students are taking active role to make it stop. administration is not at any of these party. we don't invite our teachers to come hang out. >> it's not fair. that's my opinion. >> others like jackson dispipeed and say partying is part of college life. they say ban or inform ban students will still find a police to drink alcohol. >> students need outlet of having a party to go to or whatever. >>reporter: there were 80 allegations of sexual assault in and around uc berkeley this year. spokeswoman says the university commends the community and hopes suspending eve

. >> reporter: the president of the council wrote on facebook, "the ifc has voluntarily decided to suspend all social events until we can reevaluate the risk management practices." >> we've had problem, and i have some friends that reason ot committee and i think they're doing good stuff to actually get rid of the problems. >> reporter: the definition of "party" is still open to inter operation until they formalize a plan. some question the greek system's ability to self-regulate. >> i don't think it would last long-term. i would be amazed if they could enforce it for a full weekend. >> reporter: berkeley police is not involved, since it is voluntary and not law. charge has to come from within. >> the students speak, something finally happens. that's a good thing. >> if anything will be effective, will be the students banding together to make it happen. >> reporter: there are 18 unregistered fraternities, and they are not part of the ban. >>> it is down to the wire. 17 days to go until election. if voters headed to the poll today, hillary clinton would win. here is the map. abc news demogr

to give you an example of a possibility, in senegal, ifc built a toll road and at first, it came under great critique as they were saying a tourist, it will exclude the four, it will not work, people do not want to pay money to go on a road. after they built it, what happened was that commute times for everybody in the car when down. those who could afford to use it toll road, it cut their travel time down dramatically and it reduced traffic so even the poorest saw that their commute time trapped dramatically. there are solutions out there that will provide a good return for private investors and can have a very positive development impact like something you would not expect a tollroad in senegal. we are looking at every single possibility where public private investment could provide energy for four people, provide access to roads, while at the same time , providing a return that will attract investors. another example. it was thought that it is options together in africa for solar energy. we have something called scaling solar. we do everything from policy reform, the top look sector

. >> the president of the fraternity council wrote on facebook, the ifc has voluntarily decided to suspend all social events until we can re-evaluate our risk management practices and care for those affected. >> we've had problems with the community here and i have some friends on the committee and they are doing good things to get rid of the problem. >> but the definition of party is still open to interpretation. until cal greek leaders formalize a plan. some question the greek's system ability to self-regulate. >> i don't think it would last long-term. i would be amazed if they could enforce it for a full weekend, to be honest >> the police are not involved with enforcing the ban because i's voluntary and not law. change has to come from within. >> the only time they speak around here is if something happens. but that's a good thing. >> if anything is going to be effective is the students banding together and making it happen. >> reporter: there are 18 unregistered fraternities and sororities. they are not part of the band. abc news. >>> 17 days to go until election day and brand new pol

. >> the president of the fraternity council wrote on facebook, the ifc has voluntarily decided to suspend all social events until we can re-evaluate our riske management practices and care for those affected. >> we've had problems with the community here and i have some friends on the committee and they are doing good things to get rid of the problem. >> but the definition of party is still open to interpretation. some question the greek's system ability to self regulate. >> i don't think it would last long-term. >> be the ban is voluntary and not law. change has to come from within. >> the only time they speak around here is if something happens. but that's a good thing. >> if anything is going to be effective is the students banding together and making it happen. >> there are 18 unveg centered fraught tern tis and sore -- fraternities and sore roar tis. they are not part of the banjo 17 days to go in the election day and brand new polls show voters headed to the polled to, hillary clinton would win. here's the map. the demographic shifts in polling determined clinton would receive 307 e

the ifc is suspending fraternity and sorority parties while members re-evaluate their risk management practices. >> that's not fair, my opinion. >> reporter: students i talked to are split on this approach. some say partying is part of college life and ban or not students will still find a way to drink alcohol. >> the students need the outlet of having a party to go to or whatever. >> reporter: others are frustrated with the amount of crime alerts they get. melanie pittman is encouraged to see students leading the charge to make a change. >> there have been too many sexual assaults, too much rapes. i understand it. i don't think it would last long term. i'd be amazed if they can actually enforce it for a full weekend, to be honest. >> reporter: there's been 21 reported sexual assaults throughout the city of berkeley including the university area in just the past six months. campus police will not enforce this party ban since it's voluntary and not a law enforcement at uc berkeley, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> internet service remains sporadic nationwide this afternoon after hack

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