>> para maÑana el daca volvera a a la mesa de negociacion y esta e vez en el congreso y miles como arielero telemundo puede confirmar que los legisladore de ambos p;arartipartidos tratara a trabajar apara maÑana y para n conocer la reaccion de drimeame etsamstamos con juan escalante gracias por esta ro ncoso y t te siente shoy mas o menos eo i eoptimismotas. >> bueno gracias por la invfi invitacion me siento mas opt i optimistas y es muy entusia n entusiamante ver el bipartidismo y es una reunion tan simbolica como fue lo qva a definir este m momento y el sgtiguiente pase pa el movimeitiento esesreran etque emerjkan. >> pero falta poco tiempo y hay tiempo suficiente para llegar a algo. >> es la procupcionacioeocupacis personas, unas 122 pierden su a daca dia a dia y para mi lo pr prcupante es lo sgiguiente qu s si no actuamos de manera rapida y feroz leavantamos programas que pueda cubrir y es una cosa que apaperce de una semana a a otra . >> esto va a tomar meses y c n cientos demiles de perosonas p d perderan su daca. >> muchas gracias por estar con nosotros en sesta tarde y miles de s

carolina: me recuerda al caso de ariel castro, un hombre que mantuvo a hermanas en una casa.Ía casi 80 millones de personas. se espera que houston llegue a sentir mÁs frÍo que new york con temperaturas que rondan los 25° f, tambiÉn new yersey y virginia temperaturas que sonararticas. n este momento serÍan como de 60° siendo un mes normal. javier: el frÍo trae muchas enfermedades, es por eso que los centros para el control de estas enfermedades la gripe es una epidemia para los estados unidos. en la medida que todo el mundo estÁ yendo para los estados unidos. dice que hay varias oportunidades importantes para la influenza y afectÓ respecto al aÑo anterior. segÚn la cdc aumentÓ a mÁs de 60 mil el caso de influenza. ahÍ tenemos parte de esta grÁfica que hemos compartido con ustedes. carolina: en instantes el santo padre llega a chile y lo reciben con protesta por eso abuso de niÑos a manos de religiosas. un hombre detenido en el aeropuerto por evitar pagar por exceso de equipaje. te invitamos a seguirnos por nuestro facebook live y por univisiÓn noticias.com. el goierno venezola

new world order door and get used to it well for me it's it's the same it's the same as a getting ariel that with a machine and getting the hand that was so that it is the same feeling of course it hurts but you just have to take it not even one not knows exactly how old she is well over nine hundred twenty right the elderly lady still possesses an elegant beauty she learned tattooing from her father she was a young girl at the time. hergé didn't well i didn't go this year yet there's no school not protect two way you either have talent or you don't. when i was young my friends and i tattooed each other they practice on my legs my tattoos were always the better ones. the killing got haven't always been so hospitable to visitors. until well into the one nine hundred thirty s. strangers had to fear for their lives here. the kalinga blood thirsty battles for land and on a with neighboring villages to. lie. to deter them the war is cut off their opponents heads a more rewarding with magnificent tattoos. for the killing they were a sign of courage and strength. the crown of warriors of the p

ariel: buenos dÍas, karla.on una gran parte del show. este nuevo televisor que tiene hasta 85 pulgadas que es el x900f de sony. bÁsicamente, las pantallas de los televisores muestran un nuevo tipo de procesador para que se pueda ver bien cuando ves alta resoluciÓn en los grandes televisores. tambiÉn ves muchos 4k y otras pelÍculas que estÁn mostrando cÓmo se pueden ver con una calidad impresionante. karla: cuÁnto vale esta maravilla? ariel: hay un rango, depende del tamaÑo, puede llegar hasta 85 pulgadas. uno no piensa que se puede poner mejor, pero todos los aÑos se dÉ un poco mejor. tambiÉn los audÍfonos inalÁmbricos para las personas que les gusta estar haciendo ejercicio, aquÍ ven este par de audÍfonos inalÁmbricos, ahora son a prueba de agua. tiene un asistente inteligente que puedes hablarle para que te vaya tocando mÚsica y puede saber lo que estÁs escuchando. creces ese ejercicio, se puede adaptar a las condiciones. karla: si le digo que me ponga una de luis miguel, solito te la cambia, quÉ increÍble! a

nieve que tiene a millones con frÍo, vamos con el metereÓlogo de nuestra estacion telemundo en miami ariel? >> te lo voy a mostrar en tan solo un segundo julio, hablaremos de las temperaturas realmente bajas chicago 14 grados, washington, dc en punto de congelaciÓn se siente en chicago en 0 grados y todo esto va a continuar debido a que otro frente Ártico esta bajando por el centro del paÍs para contestar a tu pregunta, un ciclÓn bomba en una zona de baja presiÓn que se fortalece rÁpidamente, los metereÓlogos la vamos a medir en milbares y tendrÍa que descender, 24 en 24 horas es lo que va a estar pasando en las prÓximas horas, la nieve cae sobre de sector de la costa atlÁntica, nuevamente y las provincias canadiense el pronÓstico para toda esta zona es de nieve Ítem prats raso gÉlidas amaneciendo en 2 bajo 0 en chicago. >> regresamos contigo. >> los dreamers, siguen sumando voces de apoyo, esta vez fueron 3 ex secretarios de seguridad nacional, que advirtieron a l funcionari funcionarioss sobre la necesidad de una ley que protege a los jÓvenes soÑadores, los demÓcratas y el republicano re

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ariel rasha, abc news new york. >>> we want to turn to some of the biggest stas of u.s.a.ronting their former team doctor who pleaded guilty to abusing his young patients. the elite athletes facing dr. larry nasser in the courtroom. abc news reporter has more now. >> reporter: disgraced former dr. larry nassar breaking down in court as his victims spoke. >> wow. >> be strong. be strong. >> what have you done? >> reporter: nassar, shaking, taking off his glasses, and wiping away tears. more than 100 women expected to speaker during the sentencing for the former doctor, found guilty of sexually assaulting young gymnasts and others tell them it was a medical treatment. >> you hid for years behind olympic rings and a spartan head. but there is now nowhere left for you to hide, larry. >> reporter: olympic gold medallist al aye raisman taking the stand on the part of what she calls an army of survivors giving her former abuser a warning. >> the tables are turned we are here, we have our voices and we are not going anywhere. and now larry it's your turn to listen to me. i'm no lo

ariel zurawski owns the company for which lukazs urban drove to berlin.he last scrap from the truck used in the attack hangs in his office. it's a valve cap the german police secured in the driver's cabin. to date, he's only been compensated for a fraction of his economic lososs. >> in addition to the main l ls -- that of mcocousin -- there is more i didn't mention at first. all the costs i had to cover due to the attttack. >> he had to get a lawyer to assert his claims. so far, germany has given him 10 thousand euros. he says the losses he suffered are ten times that. but he is more concerned by the german authorities' behavior. >> i hope the victims' families will finally be treated as they shshould -- humanely. germany's government squandered a lot of its trust after the berlin attack, and not only in poland. perhaps the most bitter realization is that it took a year to recognize that. the german government now has plans to set up a centralized information center which will offer support to relatives and survivorors of terroristst att. michelle: for th

have a newborn in the family that means i have to stay back and help i'm overjoyed that challenge ariel are back again i'm. sure all also missed his mother but he missed his beloved horse just as much. only from the movie. the boat at the. mother decided under. the family to whatever they can afford the mother was killed a chicken meat and bones chicken broth rice vegetables the neighbors of arrived all men it just said a prayer of thanks that everyone has returned healthy from the race and beam. thirty. two. of them. my grandfather had always says and my father had horses. now i have horses and so it goes. on. so several ways been a part of our lives we believe we need them to be a complete man you need a good woman a weapon to defend yourself and first and foremost a fast. roll will start in some bush or glee if he's not scared i asked him and he said he'd be brave like this one but i know. now everyone is hungry but the rules are clear on some bar first the men in the hot then the women and children outside under the bamboo owning. up to take you live. every now and then sherrill and

ariel zurawski owns the company for which lukazs urban drove to berlin.he last scrap from the truck used in the attack hangs in his office. it's a valve cap the german police secured in the driver's cabin. to date, he's only been compensated for a fraction of his economic loss. >> in addition to the main loss -- that of my cousin -- there is more i didn't mention at first. all the costs i had to cover due to the attack. >> he had to get a lawyer to assert his claims. so far, germany has given him 10 thousand euros. he says the losses he suffered are ten times that. but he is more concerned by the german authorities' behavior. >> i hope the victims' families will finally be treated as they should -- humanely. germany's government squandered a lot of its trust after the berlin attack, and not only in poland. perhaps the most bitter realization is that it took a year to recognize that. the german government now has plans to set up a centralized information center which will offer support to relatives and survivors of terrorist attacks. michelle: for the vict

we are talking about in opinion at the end you can check the region of the news you will never read ariel independent to tell what is true for what is fake so i think we should try to fix the all media system took two to have an independent media system and then we can talk about fifty years or not. us disability rights foundation states it is high time for film directors to start casting people with disabilities to patrol the disabled and the group's president considers the situation offensive saying actors with disabilities are humiliated a group of disabled actors on their part are accused to film directors office criminal action although some still think the problem is being exaggerated. we found you on your own your voice. for the last is coming at the same communities as everyone else not a smart man. but i know what love is yeah yeah yeah my dress blues are a garbage bag in the closet are we going to screw up this is that you don't shrug the storm blow. the computer. i mean from some other. you know thirty years since my oscar win when no other actor with a disability has appeared

today the miller twins are in focus now they have capitalized on their striking likeness by becoming ariel after about that of course in this profession being in sync is a must. this is diana and this is my five minute older twin sister sandra. because themselves the millet wins i'm still can't get over their similarities. it's scary how similar we think how similar we are i've often asked myself how this can be considering the fact that we really are two completely different people i want to see the share pass the ones that are different but with the same genetic material exactly like two characters more or less. two characters who form one attraction people often think that they are exactly the same a cliche that has its advantages and we exploited a bit especially for work. the middle twins have made a name for themselves by playing up there by catching similarities instead of their differences their double act is increasingly popular. they always take precautions before their performances they both trained to be professional dancers but are also expert acrobats they integrate the surro

>> as a fiduciary and as the portfolio manager of ariel fund over 30 years now i knew and believed, asesterday, it adds to the profitability of many, many domestically-based companies here in america. it adds value to our portfolio and on behalf of my shareholders i understood tax reform is very, very good for many companies in our portfolio. >> you don't think any people getting waste management -- hourly workers just got a $2,000 bonus? you don't think it's helping people that haven't participated recently it just helps shareholders it's not helping the underlying economy or workers >> i think if you have more profitability in american companies because of the lower taxes those companies are worth more, those management teams will use that cash to pay dividends, sometimes they'll use it to buy back stock, sometimes they'll use it to make strategic acquisitions and those things will be good for the workers for those companies and in the long run i think that's something that will benefit our economy and stocks will be happy in the ariel fund. >> john, thank you for joining us today. >

ariel burrus de 25 anos, era quien portaba el arma y irene lee de 22, su acompanante..armada. sot- uno se levanta sin saber que va a pasar, solo dios sabe y el puede decidir. tag- el buen samaritano asegura que decidio hablar hasta ahora ya que una de las sospechosas lo habia amenazado con regresar a matarlo por haberle quitado el arma. --- autoridades identificaron el cadver de una pequeÑa asesinada y abandonada a la intem-perie --- --- tambin los supuestos asesinos fueron capturados, pero el crimen tiene indignada a una comunidad --- --- vctor silva ..nos amplia la informacin.... video e lupita: cómo te llamas? lupe por fin tiene nombre y rostro, la "niÑa de las calcetitas rojas", la historia que conmovió a mx. se llamaba lupita y tena 4 aÑos de edad. el pasado 18 de marzo la encontraron muerta en nezahualcoyotl, estado de mxico. aquí me podrias agregar como reacción la comunidad.. me imagino que conmovió esta historia cuando la encontraron tienes hambre? si, mucha sus tas, la recuerdan como a una niÑa encantadora, y no dan crdito de la desgracia que ocurri en su fami

they have their own regulations and they're much stricter of course we have the diesel gates and arielle so that's impacted a lot of things but electric vehicles are selling because they're incentivized certain countries are really putting heavy incentives on including china were other countries have said you know what we're going to reduce the incentive or remove the incentive which happened in the netherlands and sales dropped off by ninety percent and then in hong kong they removed the incentive to buy a lector vehicles and they sold three vehicles three to b m w's or one tesla that was it so that says if it's not incentivized consumers are buying and states here like georgia did the same thing they removed the incentive it cost them too much money and sales dropped by ninety five percent so that's telling us that people are only buying them if you're basically giving them money to buy it right given given president trump is calling for all this manufacturing to you know move to the u.s. and some time sort of trying to budge companies off the dime on this given that and the new tax re

animal they have their own regulations and they're much stricter of course we had the diesel gates and arielle so that's impacted a lot of things but electric vehicles are selling because they're incentivized certain countries are really putting heavy incentives on including china were other countries have said you know what we're going to reduce the incentive or remove the incentive which happened in the netherlands and sales dropped off by ninety percent and then in hong kong they removed the incentive to buy a lector vehicles and they sold three vehicles three to b.m.w. or one tesla that was it so that says if it's not incentivized consumers are buying and states here like georgia did the same thing they removed the incentive it cost them too much money and sales dropped by ninety five percent so that's telling us that people are only buying them if you're basically giving them money to buy it right given given president trump is calling for all this manufacturing to you know move to the u.s. and sometimes sort of trying to budge companies off the dime on this given that and the new tax ref

they have their own regulations and they're much stricter of course we have the diesel gates and arielle so that's impacted a lot of things but electric vehicles are selling because they're incentivized certain countries are really putting heavy incentives on including china were other countries have said you know what we're going to reduce the incentive or remove the incentive which happened in the netherlands and sales dropped off by ninety percent and then in hong kong they removed the incentive to buy a lector vehicles and they sold three vehicles three to b.m.w. or one tesla that was it so that says if it's not incentivized consumers are buying and states here like georgia did the same thing they removed the incentive it cost them too much money and sales dropped by ninety five percent so that's telling us that people are only buying them if you're basically giving them money to buy it right given given president trump is calling for all this manufacturing to you know move to the u.s. and some time sort of trying to budge companies off the dime on this given that and the new tax ref

suspect arielle is the woman of the hour.see premier this morning at 6 am . you guys have been working for months on this brand-new morning show. so how does it feel to get the win. smackdown, we can let our hair down. >> it is great to have you back in dc. you were from prince georges county, educated, think allen's . pg. before we were politically incorrect. are you in the prince gorgeous area -- era you are back and do you know what? i found out. comedy is really hard. you have to kind of be smart to make people laugh, right? >> i find that comedians are like street sociology. we talk about the way people behave in different situations. it is a different kind of intelligence that you have. you speak five languages, i can't even touch that. the good thing is that sometimes, we get into it and she slips into german. that is really aggressive. >> you have no idea what she is saying to you. arielle, what are people saying about the premier of get up, dc? >> first, #1 trending and #5 nationwide. so it was a really big deal for

just a week after bangor ian took up the post one hundred fifty israeli paratroop as led by major arielsharon. was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza. forty egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back decided immediately to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border the provocations and the attacks by inch of traders who are on the rise in. a tub the mass of a year or public the need for a way in mass of some your himself from seem was the mob. in medina or was. what. and. are. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not sort of close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailing to and from the israeli border to the land. to strengthen his army not some sort more weapons from the west at this time to no avail. so in a surprise move he turned east. russia's new foreign minister mr shippey laugh lost no time in taking a personal part in middle east affairs and he was soon engaged in talks with president nasser. egypt signed this huge arms deal with czechoslovaki

candace was a single mother to her three children, curtis, katie and her recently adopted daughter, ariel. she was a hardworking waitress who was selfless and always ensured she was able to take care of her family. candace had a loving heart, a big smile, and an infectious laugh. she went to the route 91 music festival in las vegas with her best friend so she could take some rare time to herself. candace was known for her strength, fierce loyalty and generosity. she would give her last dollar to anybody who was in need. i would like to extend my condolences to candace's family and friends. please note that the city of las vegas and the whole country grieve with you. mr. speaker, i yield the remaining balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to

ariel. she wants to be a lawyer! [ laughter ] [ applause ] and i know she's going to be one. because she studies hard. and i got a brother-in-law over here and his wife. kenneth. [ applause ] is tim here? oh, i don't think tim is here, is he? he's back over there. okay. there's tim! >> when we're running around the state doing the book tour, i would usually drive and, of course, i had one hand on the wheel and jim started calling me tim. he said you drive like tim. one hand on the wheel. >> yeah. >> i guess that's a compliment. >> yeah. well, it is. >> okay. >> he scared me to death. [ laughter ] >> me or tim? >> tim did. because tim got a sandwich and he was eating a sandwich with both hands and driving with his knees! [ laughter ] but that's the way he drives. he's used to doing that. >> and we'll take our last question right here. >> thank you for your service. this is an honor i will never forget in my whole life. when you did your training in lincoln, was it at the strategic command air base? >> no. >> okay. >> okay. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. [ applaus

wrote hopeful entries to her mother in secret code detailing the sexual abuse inflicted on her by ariel, one day she's gonna read this or maybe authorities will get to read it and he'll be punished for what he did. >> reporter: in new york city's lower east side, suzanne and her seven children suffered in captivity for more than 14 years. >> what was your reaction when you first heard about this story with the turpin family in california? >> i was like oh, no, i just felt, not another one. really. >> reporter: unlike the reports on the turpins, these brothers were not shackled or severely starved. they were trapped in their own home. six brothers and one sister, their father oscar had the only key to the front door. >> this was always locked? >> always. >> reporter: his father blocked the door with a tall ladder to keep intruders out and his wife and children in. >> and when you lift the ladder, it would make a loud like -- so he would know if anyone was attempting to go out. >> reporter: the documentary "the wolfpack" and our "20/20" special detailed the strange world in which they liv

the system needs to include technology, whether it is unmanned ariel vehicles, ground sensors, aerostats that we saw high in the sky to try to protect our country against transnational criminal organizations that exploit our porous border to import poison for our people, drugs, illegal drugs, that traffic in children or sex or other illicit purposes, or import their gang members into the united states only to wreak havoc on the communities here in the united states. and you know the object of most of the mayhem associated with that porous border are the immigrant communities in the united states. people act as if there's no negative downside to this porous border and illegal immigration. but i will tell you that frequently the devastation that's wreaked on americans, people living here in the united states is in immigrant communities where these folks do most of their harm. so we are working very hard to try to come up with a solution here. it's frankly insulting that the democratic leader would try to jam this through and hold hostage all these other very important programs when we're w

and i have a niece over there, arielle. she wants to be a lawyer. i know she is going to be one because she studies hard. i have got a brother-in-law over here, and his wife, kenneth. thank you. >> is tim here? >> no, tim isn't here. i don't think tim is here. is he? he is back over there. there is my son, tim. i didn't know he had come in yet. >> when we were running around the state doing this book tour, i would usually drive and i had one hand on the wheel and jim started calling me tim. he said, you drive like tim, one hand on the wheel. i guess that's a compliment. >> yep. well, it is. he scares me to death. >> me or tim? >> tim did, because tim got a sandwich and he was eating the sandwich with both hand and driving with his knees. but that's the way he drives. he is used to doing that. >> we'll take our last question right here. >> sir, thank you for your service. this is an honor i will never, ever forget in my whole life. when you did your training in lincoln, was that at the strategic air command base? >> it wasn't. >> you weren't there? >

. >> with -- >> it's like kissing ariel from "the little mermaid." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: that'sek, this guy's eating filet-o-fish. we got to do better. >> do we? >> we got to do better. >> i -- i'm only eating filet-o-fish, because we're on tv now. >> this guy -- >> you don't want to know what i was eating before. i had a strictly steak-umms diet. >> it's true. yeah, yeah. >> it was disgusting. >> jimmy: i also want your take on this. i heard that you're a little -- a little upset that you were snubbed. and -- >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: and i don't want to you -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: any more upset than you are right now. and this is -- and i don't -- >> this is trickery. >> jimmy: the audience, don't freak out. but you guys are not cast in the new live -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: "lion king." >> the new "lion king." >> yeah, yeah. yeah. >> timon and pumba. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean timon and pumba, you'd would have been perfect. >> when you think of timon and pumba, do you not see us? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think it's you. c'mon. [ cheers and applause ] >> when you think are timo

wanted to do something for pier 70 or for the sea wall project, and use a drone to get some great ariel images, we would use this policy to address that. thater lot of requirements listed in the policy that you have before you. there are specifications for the drones. safety requirements, draining of the operators. notificationss to the public and to the city. we file a flight permit and let them know and the f.a.a. know when we're flying and what we're doing. there are prohibited zones along the city. there is privacy concerns, data security is also a major concern and compliance with all of these. some of the prohibited zones that are mentioned in the policy include five miles of an airport ors any f.a.a. no-fly zone which includes the giant's stadium when there is a game in process. drones may not ho*f every over line wires which maybe outside on the embarcadero unless authorized by the m.t.a. they are not authorized within 500 feet of historical landmarks without operation and especially considering historical landmarks defined by article 10 of the san francisco's planning code, whi

the system needs to include technology, whether it is unmanned ariel vehicles, ground sensors, aerostats that we saw high in the sky to try to protect our country against transnational criminal organizations that exploit our porous border to import poison for our people, drugs, illegal drugs, that traffic in children or sex or other illicit purposes, or import their gang members into the united states only to wreak havoc on the communities here in the united states. and you know the object of most of the mayhem associated with that porous border are the immigrant communities in the united states. people act as if there's no negative downside to this porous border and illegal immigration. but i will tell you that frequently the devastation that's wreaked on americans, people living here in the united states is in immigrant communities where these folks do most of their harm. so we are working very hard to try to come up with a solution here. it's frankly insulting that the democratic leader would try to jam this through and hold hostage all these other very important programs when we're w

telling me that even if they're all wanted to be hosted now today in morocco they can be ready for it arielsmith joining us there from accra in ghana thanks as ever gary for the insights into the ongoing work of greats will get a decision on those bits in june just ahead of the world cup let us know what you think use the hash tag a news crew tweet me directly on and they are underscore sport more for me in the eight hundred new sabbath and now let's get back to come on lovely thank you very much for that and in that will do it for this newsgroup that's how you get in touch with us and he says hashtag a genius for twitter facebook and what's happening all up and running whenever you want to get in touch with us do it send us a story ideas send us your comments in this you questions we're always looking for your feedback and we'll see you back here in studio fourteen fifteen hundred hours g.m.t. that's. the scene for us whether online what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you j

day after winning the title in brisbane mick ariel's experience what it's like to lose again it was only an expression game in sydney this time he teamed up with lleyton hewitt after both lost their singles matches hoping to save face unfortunately for kerio he got a ball to the face instead that's what you get for standing too close to the net. and after a sympathetic couple from alexander is very curious picked himself up dusted off his bruised ego and here and here it beats verifying grigor dimitrov in the doubles it was pretty good practice to hear it who's coming out of retirement at the age of thirty six to compete at your straight open in the men's doubles. now the path to the super bowl is clear after the first weekend of the n.f.l. playoffs in sunday's wild card games the jacksonville jackie was one their first playoff game since two thousand and eight they beat the buffalo bills ten to three in the a.f.c. playoff and in the n.f.c. division the carolina panthers were beaten thirty one to twenty six by the new orleans saints from twelve teams we dropped down to eight with the div

but i would take exception on the detail of philadelphi, where i would argue that ariel sharon as a general came to the conclusion that if he was going to get out of gaza, defending what is actually a line, was simply militarily nuts. so i don't think it was actually something he did because of american pressure. i think it's something he did for military reasons, but you raise it, so ok. >> this man right here. >> thank you very much for coming. i'm max lonegan. yesterday president trump had a press conference with the norwegian president and he got a question regarding a comment a general made. he said that war is coming and specifically, you know, with his strategic -- where he is in norway, you would think it's with russia. but where do you see russia especially making strategic movements in the middle east in the next few years? >> you want to start? >> well, i think putin to a surprising degree has been able to reinsert russia as a great power in the middle east, and i think part of that was the obama administration's policy in syria, its failure to push back, and behind that i think

we at ariel still think the market is anchoring.ng to be better and we think we're going to have north of 4% gdp growth. >> you're going to need a megaincrease in productivity you're going to have to bake that in if you get a bigger number. >> yeah, we're going to get some it's been disappointing. productivity growth has been disappointing. where does productivity come from usually capital investment when companies put money into their plants, they don't do it for no reason. they usually get productivity from that. we think we are going to start to see better productivity numbers although i'll admit we've been disappointed. >> the other thing we've noticed was the savings rate at 2.4 which is, what, more than half of the top on a micro level, households, are they getting into dangerous areas with revolving credit and savings or not >> so in q4 consumption spending was 3.84% which is very strong we don't think we're there there's still a bit of room for it to move up. >> lady and gentleman, good to see you this morning. >> thank you.