the primary focus of your security are now joined in the studio by dan off to discuss this further igor thanks for coming in again so what exactly is this great power competition that matters is talking about well this great power competition is something that the united states have not focused their defense strategy in decades in fact last time they did this were the times of the cold war so this newly unveiled document or rather the summary of it because the full version is classified is something that is clearly a bit of a reminiscence to that of to the times of the cold war now russia and china as you've mentioned holding the top lines they are basically the key threats the u.s. has outlined the u.s. view the united states views them as the key threat for themselves they are saying the both russia and china are trying to impose their authority tarion regime on the world the authoritarian way of life so to speak and they're looking to counter that so this important thing to understand about this defense strategies that it is not really a defense but more of an offense thing because i

treasury list targeting russian elite so i will for sanctions like igor at sichem that's the c.e.o. of the state owned oil company rosneft is also on the list it names two hundred other tycoons close to the kremlin as many as one hundred fifty stranded skiers have been rescued from a broken down chair lift in austria armed forces helicopter vacationers to safety from the crush for mountain and central austria there were no reports of any injuries. romania has sworn in its first woman prime minister amid a wave of anti-corruption protests the orica down she becomes the third head of government within a year the european union next criticized new legislation which opponents claim will make it harder to prosecute high level corruption here in germany the countries the two main political groups have made a major breakthrough on the path to forming a new government chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the center left the social democrats have reached an agreement on refugee family reunion that has been a sticking point between the parties during their negotiations the debate on f

treasury list targeting russian elites for possible sanctions igor sachin the c.e.o. of the state owned oil company ross nafta's also on that list that names two hundred other tycoons with ties to the kremlin well later tonight u.s. president doll trump is set to deliver his very first state of the union address throughout today will be taking a look at some of his policies like his stance on so-called dreamers children of undocumented migrants who are living in the u.s. illegally the president has suggested he is open to protecting these seven hundred thousand dreamers but in return donald trump wants the senate to approve billions of dollars and border security funding this move has some latinos questioning their support for the president just five miles from the white house it's lunch time that poor rico restaurant a favorite spot for the latino community in the nation's capital while customers speak highly of the peruvian street food they have very few good words for president trump during his campaign he blamed latino immigrants for many of the nation's problems

that is when they had to take a .igorous test most commissioners at that time were political appointees. early tests were interesting, because it shows you who they were looking for at the time. for many years, the professional white, service was very ivy league, male, educated men who graduated from harvard. abouttalk a little bit the evolution of the testing process. >> of course, today, it's an online environment. back then, there was one time of year and you had to show up. we have a great booklet from 1940 the talks about applying to join the american foreign some samplegives exam questions. allison, maybe you want to give an idea of what someone applying in the 1940's might have to know? wrecks the interesting thing, katie, when they first established the idea of professional testing, you did not need to have a college diploma. you just need a college -- you just needed a high school diploma. i went to warn all of you out there who might want to be a foreign officer, you really should go to college. but it shows you what education was like at the time. these were sample questions

these include igor even off of russia, robin cook of the united of france,bert fisher of germany, lloyd of erto of and lumbar italy. they didn't stop at the faces, madeleined this group and her dream team of foreign ministers. interesting is while madeleine albright is the first secretary of state, this based.nder it is a gift to a woman as secretary of state. as visitors come to the diplomacy center, that will very much be a parent. >> parts of diplomatic giftgiving involves trying to figure out who the pursuit is and what they are like and what they might be interested in. at the same time, it -- what represents me and my country? what are the natural resources and arts and artisans of my country? i think the set does that magnificently. have been building the artifact collection for many years and we are at about 7000 500 items in our collection. this collection is truly unique to the nation. there is no other institution in the nation that is solely focused on collecting diplomacy. these objects would have nowhere else to go, and would be somewhat lost to history. with the diplomacy

laundering and the cover up of illicit gold purchases from conflict zones picking up the story no igor's you don. the story hidden in the court papers filed by this auditor against his ex bosses could be one of the grandest smuggling scams greed money laundering and back door dealings measured in billions of dollars. is accusing one of the world's biggest auditing firms of covering up the tracks over dubai precious metals megacorp act one. ernst and young for an audit inspectors come to dubai and the first thing they see is a pile of moroccan gold buyers casually bundled up on a desk stacks of gold at a gold refinery could be business as usual except these bars are literally painted silver in order to sneak them into dubai four to five tons of gold gold bars coated silver smuggled old to more cool arriving in dubai declared as gold when the team found the discussed it with with colucci the admitted this is the way of doing business with the with these moral consult lawyers inspectors do some more digging and what they reveal brings us to act two some of the precious metal in colossus cof

possible, lumos wants to help children return home to the arms of those they love -- like christina and igor are siblings, both born with disabilities. with the support of lumos, they've been reunited with their parents after years of living in a moldovan orphanage. now, for the very first time, they're able to sit around the family table to enjoy each other's company and to finally experience a love they've been so tragically deprived of. you're trying to deinstitutionalize them, right? the objective is to get these kids out of institutions. >> our ambition is to end child institutionalization by 2050. that's the ambition and -- >> all over the world? >> all over the world, global. >> how many kids are we talking about? >> well, that's a far more important question than many people will realize because we estimate there are 8 million children in institutions worldwide, but that might be a low guess. so one of our fundamental problems is we don't count all children. the moment the child is separated from the birth mother, particularly in developing countries, it's very easy to lose track of

treasury list targeting russian elites for potential sanctions igor sachin the c.e.o. of the state owned oil company ross nafta is also on that list which names two hundred other tycoons close to the kremlin. well later today u.s. president donald trump will be delivering his very first state of the union address laying out his government's agenda for the year ahead let's take a look now at some of the key issues he's likely to address on trade it is of course america first during his speech at the world economic forum in davos from said the american economy remains his top priority and that the nation was open for business but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world. well immigration and the future of these so-called dreamers are also going to be the other key issue the president suggested that he is open to protecting the seven hundred thousand dreamers now they're the children of undocumented migrants who are living in the u.s. illegally and returned the president wants the senate to approve billions of dollars in bor

off a large chunk of the shares after he was apparently made aware of the problem with the chips igor's down off takes a closer look at the extent of the threat posed by these new security flaws here's a safe bet if you own a computer or a smartphone a newfound vulnerability has almost certainly opened the gates to your most intimate information whether you have a p.c. a mac a linux computer or an android phone it doesn't matter this whole could be built in to billions of devices worldwide have some pictures you're not too proud of well a hacker can access an awful lot more on your passwords encrypt emails and cached files all of the above from the comfort of the living room you can slip onto a malicious website have your private data exposed and you won't even know about it a perfect crime security experts say the attack leaves no traces behind what's particularly embarrassing normally companies won't publish this kind of information until a fix has been released this time however someone's been trigger happy with sharing their problem which means hackers everywhere now. all about it t

involved in bribery money laundering and the cover up of illicit gold purchases from conflict zones igor if you're done after has that he tells the story hidden in the court papers filed by this auditor against his ex bosses could be one of the grandest smuggling scams greed money laundering and baghdad dealings measured in billions of dollars. is accusing one of the world's biggest audit in firms of covering up the tracks over dubai precious metals megacorp act one. ernst and young for an audit inspectors come to dubai and the first thing they see is a pile of moroccan gold buyers casually bundled up on a desk stacks of gold at a gold refinery could be business as usual except these bars are literally painted silver in order to sneak them into dubai four to five tons of gold gold bars coated silver smuggled old to more cool arriving in dubai declared as gold when the team found the discussed it with with colucci the admitted this is the way of doing business with the with these moral consult lawyers inspectors do some more digging and what they reveal brings us to act two some of the pr

stress the operation isn't targeting civilians but only aims to take out terrorist groups artie's igor's lerner explains the distribution of forces what brought you to syria this is what the situation on the ground in syria looks like right now are for in the region where the turks are carrying out their military or peroration the area highlighted in green is where the turkey backed rebels are to a certain extent at least they are helping ankara from the ground red are these syrian army these the syrian army guys they don't have any problem with the kurds but they do have a problem with these guys because this is the area of the green aires also the region which harbors how you have to create or nusra a terrorist organization and finally here you have man bridge there it is also it is a city also controlled by the kurds and it could be turkey's game plan erdogan has already said after he's done with afrin man beach is next this operation hardly came out of the blue you know the kurds have been historically a major thaw in turkey but what catalyzed things now was the pentagon saying they'

these include igor ivanov of russia, robin cook of the united kingdom, hubert vedrine of france, joschka fisher of germany, lloyd axworthy of canada, and lumberto dini of italy. and they didn't stop with the faces. they dubbed this group madeleine and her dream team of foreign ministers. as you can see, engraved on the service tray. alison what is so interesting is : madeleine albright is the first woman secretary of state, gendereds very much a gift. she has a male counterpart. but this is a gift to a woman as secretary of state. as visitors come to the diplomacy center, that will very much be apparent. katie: the art of diplomatic giftgiving involves trying to figure out who the person is and their likes and what they might be interested in. but at the same time what , represents me and my country? how can i represent the natural resources and arts and artisans of my country? i think this set does that magnificently. we have been actively building the artifact collection for many years, and we are at about 7500 items in our collection. and this collection is truly unique to the nation.

that so at this point turkish delegation general chief of staff and turkish a chief of intelligence igor in moscow today it's kind of again the russian blessing for this offering operation and we have not heard anything about those meetings yet so for now the president seems to be very angry and wants to take out those elements who he sees them as threat to turkey so far it doesn't look like that turkey has any support from either the russia or u.s. or the western allies turkey's parliament has extended the country's state of emergency for another three months it's the sixth extensions and the failed coup in twenty sixteen the measures allow the president to bypass parliament by decree critics accuse the government of misusing its emergency powers to pursue its opponents pope francis has arrived in peru on the second leg of his south america taught the leader of the roman catholic church was welcome to lima by the ruby and president pedro public option ski during his trip he's expected to meet indigenous people large parts of their homeland have been destroyed by a gold rush in peru's am

the court says the parliamentary speaker or prime minister should take over for a russian president igor doda on is stuck in a political standoff with the ruling coalition which wants closer ties with the e.u. and the us is the second time in three months the court has suspended the president's powers. police in brazil say nearly one hundred escaped prisoners are still on the run after they fled general riot nine inmates were killed fourteen injured when a group of prisoners stormed a wing of the jail controlled by a rival gang up in the city of go yonder in the capital brasilia. now the united nations says that yemen is in the grip of the world's worst humanitarian crisis with twenty one million people suffering from war in the blockade and the latest in our series looking ahead to the year's big stories some of the reports now on what lies ahead for the country. good imagination and the skeleton of a motorbike it's all these children how they live in one day they're one of yemen's most impoverished regions import dependent and cash starved countries been under a saudi led blockade sinc

i hadn't known he was closely linked to igor setchen. he's very closely linked to vladimir putin and controls the biggest oil and gas company in the world. so simpson says i didn't know rybolovlev was accused of essentially destroying an entire city environmentally with his mining operations. he was criminally accused and managed to get out of and it walk out of russia with billions of dollars with the apparent assistance of sechin. we've seen a number of ohave le. they like to have an image of the someone with kremlin but when you look closely, they are not. he was going to moscow all the time and his legal problems went away and questions whether he did get ripped off in the art deals or whether he just said he got ripped off as a way of accounting for the money that's missing. so i'm now of the view that this florida transaction with donald trump is suspicious. congresswom congresswoman, the additional 50 plus million dollars that donald trump received was for what purpose? simpson, i don't know. i mean, you mean the profit from that?

what's on the books today, igor? turns out, this is is it. first thing in the morning, secretary of state rex tillerson delivers remarks at state department before the entire staff. topic of remarks, quote, the value of respect. they did not put that on his schedule this morning because the president of the united states called every country a swear word in front of u.s. senators, no, this was on the schedule for first thing this morning. today was the day he had to give the value of respect speech. that must have been great for everybody. do you remember during the campaign when candidate trump put out that statement from his doctor that was supposed to attest to mr. trump's health? it was a hilarious statement. mr. trump had a recent complete medical examination that showed only positive results, usually positive results on a medical exam are a bad thing, right? only positive results. quote, his physical strength and stamina are extraordinary. if elected, he will be the healthiest individual ever e le elected to the presidency. that is what

it looks like my name is igor. >> it's a little funky. a very strong resemblance there. >> that person has a hair and a mustache. the other is an asian piece of art. >> so check out my first one. >> all of that looks -- >>> a series of videos like this. showing off. on his hoverboard no less. he tweeted yo, dog. my little boyfriend asked for my girlfriend numbers. >> watch out. >> he's playing it cool. >> it was only awkward when his girlfriend left him for his little brother. >> guys, we missed a really big day. january 14th is dress up your pet day. >> okay. >> so we forgot to mark it but as you can imagine social media didn't. you got some cats not so happy to be superheroes. a pug martini. i missed it ,$8drw >>> this morning on "world news now." police say 13 children ages 12 to 29 were being held captive by their parents. some shackled to their beds. neighbors say they never saw the children at the home. >>> new revelations from simone biles. she becomes the latest to say she's sexually abused by the former doctor. we have her powerf

the court says the parliamentary speaker or prime minister should take over pro russian president igor daughter on is stuck in a political stand off for the ruling coalition which once close to time is with the e.u. and the us it's the second time in three months the court has decided to suspend the president's powers in syria dozens of civilians have been killed in what activists say was a government is sold on rebel held positions near the capital damascus four hundred thousand people are been living under siege in eastern go to for the past four years in desperate need of food and medicine saying one hundred reports. markets are. the victims civil defense volunteers to help those who are alive in recent. opposition activists indiscriminate. airstrikes believed to be carried out by syrian government. and the rebel controlled area. and. the government launched what it calls. because rebels are shells into territories under its control but rebel say the government is trying to help troops trapped in a military installation in the suburb. to secure. the recent attacks may be linked to t

that so at this point turkish delegation general chief of stuff and turkish a chief of intelligence igor in must call today a kind of a get russian blessing for does offer an operation and we have not heard anything about those meetings yet so for now president our don seems to be very angry and wants to take out those elements who he sees them as threat to turkey was so far it doesn't look like that turkey has any support from either the russia or u.s. or the western allies in a potential other hot spot in syria be interesting to see how the situation develops eleven ten year senior editor at. think you for sharing your views with us . the un is calling for the yemeni portion of that to remain open beyond friday to allow the delivery of lifesaving goods to continue on tuesday the saudi led coalition authorized the ports opening and the use of four u.s. funded cranes to help offload the aid or that handles about seventy percent of yemen's imports but that much from a two thousand and fifteen airstrike and the blockade by the saudi led military alliance has severely restricted aid axis mo

it looks like my name is igor. >> it's a little funky.y strong resemblance there. >> that person has hair and a mustache. the other is an asian piece of art. >> so check out my first one. >> that looks -- >> my second one was a bald guy. >> so looked even more like you. >> no hair except for a braid that was like this. >> nailed it. very good. the google art app. >>> when you're dating somebody, you're already on the lookout for somebody else who is trying to break into your relationship. so this guy in georgia has a beautiful girlfriend and realized there was somebody trying to do it, his little brother. >> look how he's showing off on his hoverboard. >> text me, call me. >> he tweeted yo dog, my little brother asked for my girlfriend's number and this is the kind of stuff he sends her. he's like why? >> watch out. that little boy is charming. >> he's playing it cool. >> it was only awkward when his girlfriend left him for his little brother. >> guys, we missed a really big day. january 14th is dress up your pet day. >> okay. >> so we fo

and in learning about igor, i wanted to go see him.e lives down in rochester, new york, because he went there, as younger guy, teenagers go to the mayo clinic, they have people from around the worlds still lives in rochester. he worked at the sam's club? >> used to be a greeter at sam's club. >> hello, welcome to sam's club. >> they take big van, took all of the seats out, extends the wheel that's how can he drive around. >> pretty interesting. >> not to promote it, i bought a pair every those red wings. my feet are really warm, too. >> just happened to come across them. >> i tell you what we came across little while ago, philly guy, and he does this spoof every week for the nfl. he pretends he calls nfl players, you know, or there are people calling him who turn out to be viking fans. and he cusses cents them out. >> or he just says funny things about them to show how big after eagles fan he is. >> guess what? >> what? >> apparently he's made a call to tom brady. and we have it. on tape. >> oh, can't wait to see, oh, and gisele is cau

. >> there's a lot of parallels between him and bagram - >> they took over at the same time with igorad an explicit departure date he keeps rolling forward. that's not the case with dimond. >> what is the significance of that, especially for two guys who now know that jamie dimon plans to stick around in the top job for some time? >> i think it's interesting. gordon smith, 59, in my reporting recently just before earnings season when we did a big piece on potential long-term successors for blankfein, one of the parts of the reporting is he wasn't desperate to become ceo this promotion is probably exactly what he was looking for. pinto head of the investment bank at 55 may still well have ambitions. assuming it's not the full five years for dimon at the helm, you could say it's the other way, these promotions keep these two happy in the meantime. then there's the other three members of the committee, marietta is head of the asset management arm, 50, doug, 52, and marianne lake, cfo, she's only 48. those other lieutenants probably aren't feeling a need to leave just simply because jamie

disney's ceo bob igor and katie perry will be there on january 22nd.rs in the motion picture industry, mickey by the way got his star in 1978. >>> still ahead excitement for the philadelphia eagles running high after last night 's big win against the falcons, details on how fans are celebrating. >>> also, north korea and u.s. escalate the threat, experts and citizens are on edge and hoping for a peaceful rest solution. >>> three people in south jersey jumped for their lives in an attempt to escape a fire those stories and more when "action news" comes right back three people jump many narrowly escaping death. >>> and a frighteningly false alarm sparks a linger issue across asia pacific region in response to the threat for missiles. >>> tolls day people across the region are remembering doctor martin luther king junior and his dedications to speaking out against injustice >>> coming up at 5:30 as we move closer to the playoffs eagles excitement is ram pink up at homes all across the delaware valley. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks was in south fail

igor sechin, the chief of rosneft, a russian energy giant; he is p inner circle.t putin's and oleg deripaska, a billionaire aluminum magnate with alleged ties to organized crime. he was a business partner of the now-indicted, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. joining us now is andrew weiss. he worked for both republican d democratic administrations as a staffer on the national security council, and in the state and defense departments. he's now at the carnegie endowment for international peace. andrew, thanks for beingihere. let's with this list. what's the point of it? the treasuy department was careful to say no one on this list is eing sanctione, so why did congress want to draw it up, and what does being onthat list mean? >> you said a second ago the adre of the sanctions was to tie the hands of thnistration and to make sure there would be no precipitous effort by the nes admation to basically take the heat off of vladimir putin for what he's donein in uk what he's done in syria, what he did in our election. as an aed attempt to needle this administration to do whatever they