filespect of that is banks millions of sars. sometimes they wonder, do they get used? are we filling out all of these forms with much impact? rod rosenstein: that is a very good question. i think it is important for you to understand how they are being used. the primary responsibility for processing suspicious activity reports lies with the treasury. we make use of the information in two ways. first of all, reactively when conducting an investigation and we believe there is reason to believe there could be relative evidence in those sar's. that is persons in the department that have approved access because the information is closely controlled. and then we also have proactive initiatives because the information you are collecting can be relevant for us and show us where we should be focusing our attention. who are the drug couriers, who are the cyber criminals, who are the money launderers and there is information within those reports so we are able to run proactive queries, or actually have employees who sit down and read the sar's, and are able to access that informa

there's information in the .eports we have employees use sit down and read the sar's and access that information. one of my jobs is to work with , to ensure that that information is useful to us and also the effort you are report into file those is useful to us. we have a member who recently joined to the treasury from justice and has been a consumer. i think we will continue, over the coming months, to try to be more and more effective in the way we collect and process that information. theyare there areas where can cordon it better with the treasury or the doj? are there things that you look say, ihat process and wish we could improve this or improve that? are there suggestions for how the member companies could do a better job? there are.ein: we encourage feedback. useful to have that sort of feedback. i have had conversations with compliance officials from a number of major institutions. many of whom have experience at the department of justice, have sensitivity around this issue and are eager to find ways to cooperate with us proactively. we are looking at you as already and the

europe's top court sars poland has failed to implement regulations curbing air pollution the european court of justice ruling that the amount of harm or harmful pollutants rather in the air went over the legal daily limits. of poland. have been cracking down on country succeeding air pollution targets. threatening to take nine other countries to court including germany and the u.k. . gun control has once again become a well run ching emotional issue in the united states following last week's shootings at a florida high school but sales of guns have actually declined in the u.s. recently last year the f.b.i. run eight percent fewer background checks and purchases at firearm dealers the largest annual drop on record and combined revenue said top gun makers including strong ruger american all door brands of the doors and winchester fell by over six hundred million dollars that's a thirteen percent drop. all right let's turn to sophie szymanski of wall street who has much more on that story sophie usually actually what we see is after a shooting friday tragedy like that in florida. was a

one aspect of that is many banks in the room file sars, millions of sars, and they wonder, are they used? are we filling out these forms without much impact or use or value? how do you see it? >> i think that's an important question. i recognize that institutions spend a lot of time and money and are subject to a lot of regulation for the filing of these forms. and i think it's important for you to understand how they are being used. and so primary responsibility of course for processing suspicious activity reports lies in the treasury. the justice is in essence a customer, we make use of the information in two ways. first of all, reactively, when we're conducting an investigation and we believe there's reason to believe that there may be relevant evidence in those s.a.r.'s, we have the ability to query that database. that is persons in the department who have approved access, because the information is very closely controlled under treasury guidelines, are able to query that database to see if there's responsive information. and we have proactive initiatives, information you're collecti

really is now in poland the country from which he last crossed the border into ukraine or sar agreed to take him because he is married to an e.u. citizen. and for more let's bring in correspondent nicholas connelly who is standing by with the latest from kiev so nicholas this sounds like a pretty mysterious case what's the latest that evening sara well he is now in warsaw he says this isn't the end of the road he says that his thoughts in ukraine and also in his own country georgia will go on the potent is not the his last destination but this definitely has been a pretty dramatic day here in kiev mid-afternoon we got the first reports of him his detention in a restaurant just a couple of meters behind us those people were not wearing any uniforms they were in camouflage they turned out to be agents of ukraine's border guard service and his supporters tried to stop this they rushed to airports to roads leading west and thought they could stop him being taken out the country as they did back in december but it turns out to be too late he was on a private plane as it turned out heading

meantime sar ra jessica took septemberer stage last night. we talked her chic new hair cut. >> they're new. they're effortful. i had a professional help me. we caught up with her and the cast of "divorce." it happened four days after sjp reached out to kim cattrall. over the weekend kim sent out a frantic post her brother was missing. chris cattrall was found dead later. sarah jessica tweeted out god speed to you and your brother. >> sit somebody in your life and if they're suffering for any reason, it's involuntary you want to convey condolences or sadness and let someone know you're thinking about them. >> could this be an end to their "sex and the city" feud and where are we with "sex and the city" three? >> i think everybody is inclined to consider it. >> let me check my work schedule. yeah all clear. >> there's not been a real conversation. i think we all feel enormously lucky to have had the experience we had together, kim, kristin, cynthia and myself. that's meaningful to us. whether we get to tell another chapter of the story, i don't

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over the last seven decades up to one hundred thousand people from sars have been killed. in. the deadly violence began from the moment the two nations of india and pakistan were created in. the accession of kashmir is the unfinished business of politicians. the feeling was just on that kashmir would naturally sheet to pakistan. kashmir was a muslim majority state ruled by a hindu maharajah had troubles in kashmir where india supported the project in many ways it should have gone to pakistan because it had a muslim majority but it hindu my raja chose for it to come to it it was a choice forced on the maharajah when weeks after partition pakistan sent in fighters already the rebel forces have left a trail of bloated and burning villages on the way the pakistan army simply sent in a large number of troops in fact many of them were so quote irregulars armed tribesmen from the northwest into kashmir to seize the territory and overthrow. the . rampage and eventually that prompted the maharajah to call upon the indian government to send in the troops reinforcements continual to pard

. >> sar are chafen is part of teachers for affordable housing. >> a small lot is going for $5.3 million, how could a teacher ever afford to live where they work? >> reporter: stone says a buyer can always appeal their assessment. >>> now to the latest on the shootings in florida. >> the fbi has determined that protocol was not followed. >> a stunning admission from the fbi, the agency says a person close to the confessed florid shooter contacted the bureau last month to report concerns, including his guns and desire to kill people. the fbi says it never followed up and did not provide the information to the miami field office. >> this is the nightmare where, you know, you look back and, you know, identify that there was perhaps information in your holdings that could have saved lives. >> and now florida's governor is urging the fbi director to quit and attorney general jeff sessions today ordered an immediate review and said that we must do better. president trump and the first lady are in florida but it's unclear if they plan to visit parkland where the shooting took place. trump said

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shares of sar edge popped 24% to $45.85. >>> tax season is in full swing. andhe irs warns consumers now about a new scam that targets your taxre nds. and while this particular scam may be new, the story remains basically the same. the tax s filingson is one of the most popular times for cyber criminals to steal your personal information and your refunds. joining us to talk about these scams and what you can do to protect yourself is caleb bar low. he's vice president ofhreat intelligence for ibm security. caleb, welcome. od to have you with us. >> great to be here. >> i am assuming a lot of these scams present themselvesn the form of e-mails, some of whichr maynt themselves in the form of e-mails from the irs. does the irs ever reach out to people by e-mail? >> thno. irs is not going to reach out to you via e-mail. in fact they are more often than not going to use the classic old u.s. postal service. of course in a time where we are seeing lots of confusion aneund tax regulations, we are likely to see a significant increase in spam associated with tax filin

have died investigators at the scene say they are looking at all possible causes a spokesman from sars health allen says that when are concerns about the technical condition of the at craft itself or challenge reports.

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old building is being transformed into a new museum mallika ahluwalia is the driving force behind sars partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous museums it's not beautiful a museum so countries around the world have walked a memorialize these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shed history. well if we cannot have probably seen my government was certainly not allowed britain to control would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows more than a century ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for more than a century to come and so. now we can draw a. psych speak oh lines in the sand at this time on al-j

sar villafranca is following the investigation. >> reporter: police were back in timothy cunningham's northwest atlanta neighborhood today looking for anything that helps answer why the 35-year-old has disappeared. ucnningham, a harvard-educated eridemiologist at the centers for disease control left work feck on february 12 but never returned. after not hearing from their son for two days, cunningham's parents drove from maryland to atlanta. they found his wallet, his car, and pet dog still at his home. terrell cunningham is timothy's father. >> we're hopeful that with the money and the press that would be associated with that, it could perhaps bring to memory something that someone may have forgotten. >> reporter: in a statement, a end.c. spokesperson wrote, "dr. cunningham's colleagues and friends at the c.d.c. hope that he is safe. we want him to return to his loved ones and his work." worried friends of cunningham have joined in to help. they've actually started canvassing the area and putting up flyers like that one there. they also started a gofundme page to increase the reward

dacha bank sort of buyer and found out that who can back media sar of the weimar republic and an ally of adolphine. dodge a bank placed him at the helm of that one for ship. with hugenberg as the majority shareholder over move even further to the right his first major think clinch was firmly in control of the rudder. he cancelled the contract with the us companies it had been a huge loss. now the artists no longer had control but the bookkeepers. movie clips built for sound proof studios in bottles back known as the torn cords he also secured the return of ash palmer who brought musicals with him from america the future belonged to sound film musicians cinema owners and actors protested. i mean and. i know that. but the talkies launched new stars direct to use a function down bag made trial recordings with a little known actress in bottles back. in the right. place been. employing a blue angel was a special film in many regards not least for a director from the united states joseph and sternberg was flown in it was meant as the vehicle for a meal yawning but in fact it became alina di

is the driving force behind sars partition musial it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening and nine eleven museum was there and there are now numerous holocaust museum this is not beautiful a museum so countries around the world have walked to memorialize these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remember our shared humanity and the shared history. the palestine national orchestra was first founded in the one nine hundred thirty s. but has had to be revived in twenty ten always very important thing in palestine now musicians from all over the world come together to perform in the occupied territories so good for the theme it's like every palestinian living in the aspirant felt it was the first time they perform using their identity al-jazeera world hears music as a force for unity the diaspora o

southeastern areas we're looking at fine conditions of brisbane sydney and melbourne not circulation not sar tropical cyclone peter that's not really a problem for australia but the remnants of it the extra tropical elements of it will be heading towards new zealand so sunday clearing new caledonia monday in a bit of a no man's land but late on monday into tuesday and could go between both ends that down through the cook strait certainly given some very strong winds and some wet weather heading up into northeastern parts of asia we've got a north westerly flow at the moment so we're seeing some snow showers on the western side of both the colorado and the northern part of honshu further south it should be relatively dry and bright temperatures above freezing on the korean peninsula and for beijing not looking too bad with temperatures here reaching double figures. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're chall

have died investigators at the scene say they are looking at all possible causes a spokesman from sars of adeline says there were no concerns about the technical condition of the aircraft itself. well the short haul plane took off from dumb and yet over airport on sunday it was just a few minutes into its journey to the city of or sq when it went missing from the radars now the plane is thought to have crashed near the village of our good novo which is near the capital moscow where is that describe seeing a burning aircraft that was falling from the sky al-jazeera reports from moscow. the answer no airliner with sixty five passengers and six crew on board came down four minutes after it took off in bad weather conditions wreckage was scattered across snowy fields near the village of water going over eighty kilometers southeast of moscow rescue teams were unable to reach the crash site by road and to see the woman i saw an explosion on the ground and i called emergency services they asked me many questions i told them there was a fire it was very visible the short hole set a lot of airl

l reporter: organizers of this sar's super bowl are hoping a million fans embrace the cold, what theyhe bold north." how many layers do you have on? pe i think, four layers. >> reporter: eric dayton helped coin the phrase. i wants to turn the state's snow and ice into a strength. a lot of people kept saying, "super bowl, in february, in minnesota. this sounds like a terrible idea." of well, i think it's a great peea, and it's been so fun to see all of these out-of-towners outdoors, experiencing what we have to offer. >> reporter: okay. wooo! ake ziplining across the mississippi river, 100 feet in the air. it's cold! all week, many of the activities have been held outdoors with people showing up layered up. ped a winter carnival is being held outside in st. paul where is's expected half a million people will come see this ice palace. >> the city is full of energy unght now, and it's fun to see all these people coming to our part of the country, and hopefully they're going to go home with great stories to tell. >> reporter: the true test is whether visitors will come back to the cold wi

top stories now a passenger plane has crashed in russia killing all seventy one people on board the sars have allan's plane came down shortly after taking off from the capital moscow . chalons has mall. because of the heavy snow fall in moscow and the regions over the last week or so it makes the operation on the ground very very difficult difficult to find things that are buried in a meter of snow and also i think this shows that we can see this from the from the footage of the of the wreckage this plane pretty much completely disintegrated as it was coming down and then when it hit the ground as well. well in all the headlines israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says his military has dealt serious blows to iran in syria israel says it will not accept to run in trenching itself militarily on syrian territory on saturday launched air raids after it said it intercepted an iranian drone in its airspace. the united kingdom is threatening to withdraw funding from the charity oxfam the aid group is facing growing criticism over the way it handled allegations of sexual misconduct by its

sar don't go anywhere. we'll be back after this short break. in the s&p 500 there are 11 sectors, but did you know the same can be said for cryptocurrency sits? it's true. b.k. has broken down the university in a way it's never been done before check it out. >> bitcoin, what is it and why is it so popular why the heck are the kids so into it? to understand those questions, you must like beyond the bitcoin and to the broader cryptouniversity you see bit counsel is just the biggest of it's a world unto itself and its own market. just like the stock market it has its own organization at structure, so free our minds and map the universe together. it can be broken into large cap, mid cap and small cap coins. the biggest and most widely owned cryptos are bitcoin and ethereum typically they are about above $10 billion in market came these trade, there are mid cap and small cap. much like the stock market, they comprise the vast majority they range in valley is to 10 billion in market cap, and small cap represent some promises projects and others that

ordinary people could park their cash on buying would have lost their money and many of them there and sars savings a collapse of the old so impact china's financial system after the whole buying had set the tone for many chinese conglomerates or just snapped up major assets around the world at exorbitant prices and this is a huge concern for the government the grows in debt in chinese companies is one of the biggest challenges for president xi jinping but there are concerns about whether where the line should be drawn when it comes to regulation and there are those who call this intervention chinese style capitalism where the government is still the government guardian of the markets while it is still unclear whether this will set a president analysts say this serves as a warning and many companies in china now which have been going on international buying sprees amassing debts will start being more cautious. now from the war in syria to the plight of myanmar the past year has been dominated by news of refugees and directors at this year's berlin film festival are exploring how hopes of a

people of all ages met plaza se sar chavez, organized call it a tradition that livens up in san jose.rancisco's pillow fight will take place on valentine's day on wednesday night. >> is that a sport. >> not that i know. my wife wouldn't want to participa participate in it. sharks a big one in anaheim. we had another great story in the winner circle of pebble be >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >>> peebl beach seems to bring g out the best in golfers. ted potter is not a household name in the pga tour. been around for years, won once in 2012. today he outplayed the number one player in the world to win pebble beach. >>> arizona cardinal wide receiver's most challenging tee shot, watch this, nearly goes in. they won the pro-am. ted potter bogeyed the first hole then birdied four of the next six. a three stroke lead but phil, jason and dj in the hunt. dj bogey on 11. finished with a 72 tied for second with 14 under. phil chip on 14, the huge flopper. sets up a birdie. the other lefty with a 5 under, 67. jason day, goes from pebbles to a sandy beach. parred the hole,

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here's sars saying blame the democrats. >> we are not advocating for the shutdown. that's fault of democrats not doing jobs. we are focused on getting a solution. and frankly i think if anybody is lazy it's probably democrats not showing up to work and actually getting to the table to make a deal on this. >> you just heard barbara comstock republican saying we have a bipartisan deal here. we agree, republicans and democrats. it's the president who is saying i'd love a shutdown. >> yeah, i think that's right. and feeling on the hill that they are close to figuring this out. that nobody wants a shutdown. didn't go well for other party. so here is the president not being helpful at all being unpredictable, or predictable self in these negotiations. like you said echoing what he said before in terms of wanting a good shutdown. you have on the hill democrats and reepublicans saying they wat to separate the immigration debate from the government funding debate and the clock is obviously ticking. and thursday the government shuts down. i think in terms of what tim is talki

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but that sar narrcenario is hig improbable. it takes decades for a single family member to get approved for a visa. so the term chain migration is not only misleading but highly derogue torety. good thing the official term for this is family reunification. keeping families together. that doesn't sound quite as scary. >> you know, i applaud my little video there. i worked hard on that. [ applause ] >> you know, the language, you know, the language of different sides use, whatever, makes everything so hard. you mentioned you being from a border state. arizona. >> arizona, yeah. >> jeff flake. >> i know. >> how do you feel? talk us about jeff flake winning the senate. he's so good. >> he's intense unpopular wit republicans, and i shoulday my father is intensely unpopularwi. i think jeff flake is the least popular and my father is the third less popular. we are party of trump. and if you go against him as intensely jeff flake has been, ramifications for the base, especially in arizona. >> do you think jeff flake primary donald trum

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. >> there would be sar parallel and i think you would be asking the same question of those women. >>ump there going on to say she is behind her father. a reminder ivanka trump saying she's a daughter and shouldn't be answering questions like that. she's a senior adviser inside the west wing. more on that. we also know that ivanka truman. as we shoed you earlier in the show was asked about her father's proposals to arm certain teachers. he has some supporters, he had some detractors as well as you might expect. some of those detractors are going to be sitting with him inside the state dining room 6 minutes from now. kristen welker is out on the white house lawn. i know there's been break out sessions with the governor who has been meeting with the president. discussion on safety is a big priority. it's happening right now behind you. >> reporter: it's going to be a big focus, that meeting set to get underway momentarily if it hadn't already started. that controversial proposal that you referenced, president trump saying he believes some teachers who are very well trained should be all

jean ca sar res live in michigan with more, jean. >> reporter: that sentencing will take place in 15es right in the courthouse behind me. there were 59 victims that walked up and gave their victim impact statements here. there were 156. we know there are 265 identified victims at this point going forward. larry nassar can speak to the court here before he's sentenced. he can beg for mercy. he can apologize or he can say nothing and many times you don't know until right before a defendant stands up if he's going to or not. we also do know some reporting from the "the new york times" this morning that they knew for one year about larry nassar and did not act on the report. the "times" is saying that in spring of 2015 athletes and a mother went to the u.s. gymnastics telling them what larry nassar was doing. usa gymnastics called in an investigator, a female specializing in sexual assault. she spoke with the athletes, many of them olympians along with the mother. she told usa gymnastics to go to law enforcement. they did in july of 2015 and it was 11 months before anything was done on t

i mean, and sar sard enwalker, just special. >> so the army is a family? >> uh-huh, yes. and i think they were proud. >> sergeant daniels. >> sergeant daniels was my head man here. and i was going to call him, but i think he's gone now. i talked to him the last time i was up here and he wasn't too well. >> you certainly got to meet a lot of wonderful people. >> we did. we were so lucky. i think secretary rusk was one of my very favorite people. well, so many of them were fascinating. >> well, ma'am, this has been a wonderful interview. and we were so honored to have you come in here today and speak with us. >> thank you. >> i know it was a lot to get over for you to speak with us. and i'm certainly glad you did. >> you are a wonderful interviewer. and i thank you for your kindness. >> be with us tonight for american history tv prime time and we'll hear oral histories from vietnam and their houses. it begins at 8:00 p.m. c-span. also book tv in prime time with the focus on digital world. brian dear talks about the impact of early computer programs on modern technology in h

even at the pentagon this week they were putting the brakes like sar a sanders did on the whole ideas is one idea. the president wants to honor the troops. we're going to present options, what the president does. everyone is kind of like winking and nodding a little bit like the idea of this actually happening and coming -- really happening is still a long way off. >> what's your bet? what do you think the chances are it happens? >> i think it doesn't happen. maybe there's a much more robust fourth of july and veterans day this year or some other combination. the uso puts on events, there are television events, lots of ways to celebrate the troops and celebrate families and keep this out of the realm of the politics if that's the intention of this president. there's a lot different things we can do to march them down constitution avenue at the gigantic spectacle with donald trump in the middle of it. kevin bacon, thank you so much. >>. i meant baron. >> she whispered into hope hicks here, for first time we're hearing from kellyanne conway and her reaction to the president's tweet yes

have died investigators at the scene say they are looking at all possible causes a spokesman from sars health allen says that when are concerns about the technical condition of the at craft itself or a challenge reports. the answer no they're liner with sixty five passengers and six crew on board came down four minutes after it took off in bad weather conditions wreckage was scattered across snowy fields near the village of water going over eighty kilometers southeast of moscow rescue teams were unable to reach the crash site by road and to the seam. i saw an explosion on the ground and i called emergency services they asked me many questions i told them there was a fire it was very visible in the short hole set a lot of airlines jets took off from moscow's domodedovo airport early sunday afternoon on its way to the city of or sc in the urals most of the sixty five passengers on board were from the region at the airport their family and friends of those on board the flight began to wait for news with little hope that anyone had survived. we have found a breeze from n a n one four eight

sar sarah, you're welcome to come discuss it with me any time you want. >>> demanding answers about anotherederal contract for aid in desperate of need puerto rico. fema awarded $156 million contract to deliver millions of meals to hurricane victims to a one-woman company. one more time. a one-woman company that had, quote, zero, no experience, in large-scale disaster relief. and at least five canceled government contracts in her past. serenity now. i want to bring in the reporter would broke the story first for "the new york times," patricia maza. 50,000 were delivered. help me. >> well, the question here is whether fema made enough plans in advance of an emergency. whether they had enough contractors lined up ahead of hurricane season so that they would not have to issue these sort of last-minute solicitations. we were talking here $30 million to be delivered in the original time line over basically 20 days which is a lot for an inexperienced vendor. and yet fema hired a vendor that, you know, went about trying to do this, hired sub contractors, really tried to deliver some of these meals

how a passenger plane crashed minutes after taking off killing all seventy one people on board the sars alliance flight was heading to or squint it plunged into a field in the countryside outside the capital moscow on sunday. as deputy chief executive has resigned as the charity faces mounting criticism over its handling of allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff oxfam denies concealing the findings of an inquiry into claims staff use prostitutes while delivering aid in haiti in two thousand and eleven the u.k. government is threatening to withdraw funding from the charity. and a state of emergency has been declared in tonga as the pacific nation braces for tropical cyclon keita the storm is just off the coast of the most populous island packing winds of two hundred seventy five kilometers an hour it's expected to make impact as a category five storm evacuation centers have been set up and a curfew imposed. the big picture the battle for venezuela now continues i'll be back with the news hour after that stay with us. in december one thousand nine hundred ninety eight chave

we'll talk with two of the stars, jeff daniels and peter sars guard, next.uld our founding fathers want us to do about this president? i'm tom steyer, and when those patriots wrote the constitution here in philadelphia, they had just repelled an invading foreign power. so they created the commander in chief to protect us from enemy attack. the justice department just indicted 13 russians for sabotaging our elections. an electronic attack on america that the chief investigator called "warfare". so what did this president do? nothing. and is he doing anything to prevent a future attack? the head of the fbi says no. this president has failed his most important responsibility- protecting our country. the first question is: why? what is in his and his family's business dealings with russia that he is so determined to hide, that he'd betray our country? and the second question is: why is he still president? join us today. we have to do something. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t

many say that come qanbar his victory at the state elections in the sar region one year ago was key to merkel's win in the nationwide elections just a few months later. on this hoping that many people would support her politics of the center on a grand coalition and me personally and that seems to be the case it's great that this mood was translated into so many votes and that many nonvoters came back to us and this is. afterwards the media gave come convo or the nickname mini americal but a.k.k. as she's known in the c.d.u. party is much more than just a mini the fifty five year old lawyer has managed to secure a conservative majority within the saar region traditionally a social democrat stronghold. a.k.k. is considered to be down to earth her matter of fact approach to politics is very popular come current powers nomination as general secretary can also be seen as a way of reaching out to americans critics although she's loyal to the party leader come convo or has never been too shy to voice her opinion in the past as give over a political correspondent to all of us and well what me

people who had parked their caches and buying would have lost their money and many of them there and sars savings a collapse of the old so impact china's financial system after the whole buying had set the tone for many chinese conglomerates that just snapped up major assets around the world at exorbitant prices and this is a huge concern for the government the grows in debt in chinese companies is one of the biggest challenges for president xi jinping but there are concerns about whether where the line should be drawn when it comes to regulation and there are those who call this intervention chinese style capitalism where the government is still the government guardian of the markets while it is still unclear whether this will set a president analysts say this serves as a warning and many companies in china now which have been going on international buying sprees amassing debts will start being more cautious. russia is marking its annual holiday dedicated to honoring its military veterans it's been one hundred the is since the red army was founded and despite undergoing a decline followi