other cooperative bodies are ddscz, defense ict forum, and rock u.s. ticc, but their focus is more on information exchange and policy cooperations, not joint r and d. this slide shows a belief summary of the joint defense r and d in korea. the first point is that there have been no cases of system development in recent years. and most the cases are apply the researches. but united states has been the main partner of korea. most of the projects have been driven by the governments. the infrastructure for joint r and d is still week and the room is for improvement. the key point to be extracted from here is the reality of cases and the weak vitality in the joint r and d in korea. there are three reasons i can think of that contribute to the reality of joint defense r and d in korea. firstly, there is a lack of kmoen interest. korea is more interested in acquiring technology. on the other hand, united states may be more interested in development of a market and cost savings. also the gap in technological capabilities between the two countries may be a real

ict of 60 of the cities 180 campuses reported weather-related problems. >> it is the cumulative effect of, frankly, decades of underinvestment in urk an school buildings. >> reporter: dr. sonia santerks lises is the c.e.o. of baltimore city schools. >> some of this is also about taking into account that young people need to be fed, that we have a lot of young people who are, frankly, safer in school than they are out. >> reporter: since 2009, the school system has returned fund for repairs. according to the "baltimore sun" that's because contracts didn't comply with regulations. but the schools tell us that's misleading and say specific requests for school heating system, including one for douglas high, were deferred by the state. amid all this, beauttah says teachers have learned to be resilient. they do everything they can to make it expwrt they try not to fuss. this is one of those situation where's people should have been fussing for a very long time. >> reporter: now, this week's problems have created a new practice for baltimore's schools-- each campus will now have a daily tempe

that shows that approximately 1,716 removals in 2011 because of the designation that is determined by ict in the department of homeland security and there are times when although there are national security concerns about foreign-born individuals in the united states in federal prosecution for one reason or another is not a suitable way to go about dealing with the threats posed by that individuals who the immigration authority have other tools at their disposal and one of them being the removable tool cited in the section 11 report. it is the case that the threats to the national security are not showing any signs of relenting and dhs encountered 2,554 individuals on terrorist watch lists formerly known as the screening database. they were of course attempting to get into the united states. additional statistics provided include the fact between october 1, 2011 and septembe september 302017, a total of 355,345 noncitizens offenders were arrested after being convicted of an aggregated felony or two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year for a regular felony. during the same

investigators are trying to find ict what caused a charter plane to crash in costa rica yesterday. americans were among the 12 people killed. the victims include a new york couple and their three sons as well as family of four from florida. in an odd twist, a hawaiian airlines jetliner took its passengers back in time. a.e jet left new zealand at 12:05 a.m. january 1, but after crossing the international "dateline," it arrived eight hours later in honolulu where it was 10:13 a.m. on december 31 of 2017. ucere is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: now that it's 2018, thousands of new laws will take infect across the country, including one that could save n:u a jaywalking ticket. rt duncan: taking the plunge to start the year is not for the faint of heart. a reporter: it was a simple letter with a simple request. >> i asked my mom, whose tummy did i come from? they told my brothers about it, so i was the only one left in the dark. hing. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because

mnuchin: as a matter of ict, i will tell you that knew i would have to sell everything. that did not bother me. i did not realize how difficult the process was of going through a confirmation. i think i delivered a thousand pages. -- 8,000 pages. sold everything and they still wanted to look at every investment. mr. rubenstein: how much the cost? sec. mnuchin: it was very expensive. mr. rubenstein: what is the best part of being secretary of treasury? definitely not interviews. here butys happy to be it is by far the most interesting thing i have ever done. the thing that is great about the strong is that it touches on so many different aspects of government. a big focus of what i do is domestic and international finance. a big component of what we do is manage all the sanction programs. whether it is iran, whether it is north korea, whether it is i am a member of the national security council and this is a big part of the strategy that we employed for foreign policy. the job touches on a big part of this. the other thing that is great is that we have the best location.

ict actually got my start in politics on a college campus in 1984. which makes me really old i know. i was there for ronald reagan's reelection campaign at the of maryland and he was a tremendous commit tremendous thing to cut my teeth and get interest in the conservative movement. i hope each of you will consider getting involved in your community is. it doesn't have to be coming you know, in politics. figure people out, think about it, ask questions here that the most important thing youta can o as you spoke sunday at design engaged. i'm just going to wrap a. corey and i talk in our book the veracity of the campaign on the schedule. it was six or 10 of us that were the core group and the president of 70 or 71 when he was running and he drove us into the ground. his physical stamina, his motor rated at an unbelievable speed and it is said by fast food. i don't know if you've seen the media explosion over his diet of mcdonald's. with four food groups on the plane. mcdonald's, kentucky fried chicken, pizza and diet coke. that is basically the fuel for

henry gerrymandered the distr icts in madison's home area to produce a district full of antifederaliststhen he convinced james monroe, one of madison's best friends in monroe,d, henry seduced probably by telling him you will defeat madison, this was right after madison had drafted the constitution. munroe made a run for it. i find it extraordinary he would have done this against his close friend. it was the heart of winter. to town andwn participated in public and outdoor meetings where they would debate questions of the ratification of the constitution. madison got frostbite on his nose, he liked to tell the story. juston pulled it off but barely. and there was an incredible letter that madison wrote to jefferson. he said, you will be sorry to hear that i had the misfortune of running against a close friend of ours, munroe. it is over and our friendship is unaffected on my side. i think jefferson believed him. i think madison actually meant it. he was able to forgive monroe. if munroe won, madison's whole career would have been over. 30 years later, the whole process was repeated again

but credit to the ict that they have rebuffed affectively this attempt to prevent affectively this attemptm gaining a market in the us. the icc being the international trade commission. going back to the question, what i'm asking is for you to explain what's happened here because boeing had a problem with what bombardier wa5 doing in terms of exporting... all the us receiving the imports and the price point this was at. affectively this goes back to a long—running di5pute this goes back to a long—running dispute about how government support i5 dispute about how government support is used for aerospace companies. aerospace companies around the world get support from government because to produce a new aircraft takes a long time, you have to do a huge amount of investment in advance, and there's always a high level of risk. in the us and in europe, up until the mid—20005, there was an agreement if you like, a recognition that europe and the us has slightly different systems of support, but they were both acceptable. po5t different systems of support, but they were both acceptable. post that

if you look at the manufacturing of economies, equipment, ict, electronics, they all seem to be acceleratedthat is a good sign and we are on track to continue. on the other hand, there are pockets of the economy that still have a lot of flux capacity. year-longtill on a agenda to upgrade existing outdated technology, and that is something that requires a constant balancing of different policies. so if we do get to a scenario where policy takers -- ld turn back, it cou to in inflationary scenario and we can go back to a fiscal stimulus report. the risk is there. i think it has receded somewhat because of stronger growth drivers, but it does require constant policy categorization. retail saleshe numbers meet the forecast. you saw chinese consumers buying fewer cars, smartphones, cosmetics. how concerned should we be about the number? is it a one-off for a new trend for the rest of the year? julia: i think there is a bit of the payback from the strong november sales, because we had the single-day promotion in november. a lot of these introduce a little bit of volatility into the data. the othe

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