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and in addition to those listed on the l documents, the following countries have become cosponsors of aes-ten/l22. algeria, bangladesh, the state of bolivia, cuba, -- ecuador, egypt, zambia, indonesia, iraq, jordan, kuwait, lebanon, libya, malaysia, maldives, rocco, oman, pakistan, qatar, saudi arabia, sudan, syrian and arab republic, tunisia, united arab emirates, news pakistan, listed palestine. would also like to inform delegation that afghanistan and my leave has withdrawn their sponsorship. if any other country wish to cosponsor, please signify now by pressing the microphone button. south africa and somalia have also joined the list of delegations cosponsoring the revelation. in democratic republic of korea. >> thank you mr. president. >> thank you. the vote has been requested. we shall not begin the voting process. those in favor please signify. >> the general assembly is now floating on draft resolution a/es-ten entitled status of jerusalem. wall delegations confirm their votes are accurately reflected on the screen. the voting has been completed, please lock the machine. [applause] th

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so it does not get as, we are ae that looks the other way. murderers going free. someone deported five times. why was her here? why was he on the loose? why does he get to walk away scott free, when the 32-year-old innocent women whose last words were, help me dad -- people have to ask themselves why. that happened long before donald trump occupied 1600 pennsylvania avenue. host: let me conclude with a couple personal notes. is your codename blueberry? ms. conway: that has been written about. i was told to pick something with the letter b, so i picked blueberry because it has been a part of my life. i grew up on a blueberry farm for the ages of 12 to 20. there inegal to work the 1970's and 1980's. i learned a lot about leadership and teamwork and a honesty's work for an honest day's wage. i no longer have secret service protection. i find that men and women network and the secret service are unbelievably brave and humble, amazing public servants. i am also happy that my family has a little bit more freedom and privacy, and that they threat level is reducing. i wou

ae companies are expecting difficult time in europe the first half of 2018 and when we look at the u.kde of things, quarter three was against a difficult base because we had year on year weakening of sterling because of brexit. as we go through quarter for with 5% sales growth against a difficult base out of the u.k. and we expect that to better in the first half of 2018. nejra: going back to the heritage brands, i find this interesting, do you expect the outperformance to continue and in which brands in particular? what about burberry? that ties the u.k., sterling together. deborah: they had a difficult time to the first half of the year in 2017, coming into quarter three, just a 5% same-store sales rise. the persont perhaps leaving after 10 years could be heading to burberry. there is a lot going on for the brand. redefining their outerwear. new collaborations with good celebrities. there is a lot happening across the spectrum overall. nejra: what other brands should investors be looking at, in terms of what looks interesting to you in terms of outperformance in 2018? deborah: one of

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work and ae a lot of lot of thinking and so the recommendations i'm about to go through come from the work we have done over the last year. the key highlights that are currently in the recommendations include the following. requiring absentee voting. making sure state parties have the financial and technical ability to run and execute the caucus. requiring same-day voter registration and party affiliation. a change at the caucus location. requiring public reporting of the total statewide vote counts. ining sure votes are cast writing. provide for a recount. the allocation of delegates on the initial round of voting. impact of any voter suppression or disenfranchisement imposed by the state. when a state has five or more congressional districts and holds a state run primary, the state party should use this primary to allocate delegates to presidential candidates. the dnc should institute a national training program specific to caucuses. the dnc should work with state parties to create guidelines for dissemination and reporting, as well as supporting some of the new guidelines provided

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you can look globally and will ae areas, countries with monetary or currency policy is challenging, so in the journal recently, there was an argument about how venezuelans are using bitcoin to pay for necessities, because their currency is so volatile and devalued. when we talk about how mainstream it is, the challenge is to sort of acknowledge that it is a value and the use cases will vary depending on the circumstances. right, a call from new york on our independent line. whether it is bitcoin or any other coin, it is important to save for retirement. what is equally important is doing things that bernie sanders is fighting for, and that is creating a system where people are respected and have dignity when they do retire. systems like in europe, they do not have the homelessness and europe. people are able to retire somewhat with dignity. do you have a question about cryptocurrencies? caller: i am just pointing out that it is important to save. people are saving for retirement. that is important. money is a very important thing in our society. we need to build a system where people a

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ae individual mandate is financial penalty for anyone who doesn't take up health insurance under obamacarethat will severely weaken the affordable care act and the universal guarantee. businesses will be the big winners here. not only because the corporate tax reductions will be permanent where the individual tax adoptions are only in place until 2025. the main corporate tax at 35% will come down to 21%. as a result of that high tax rate, american companies with trillions of dollars and stashed elsewhere in the world, there's a special rate of 15.5% allowed to allow those companies to bring that money back to the u.s. it will change the way american multinational copies are text as well -- taxed as well. >> how is this going to be paid for? >> the republicans have been setting out the framework for this bill, given since $1.5 trillion to add to the debt over 10 years. they say the budget comes in under those lines. some of these tax breaks will expire in 2025. bill say itf this is economic growth that will create new revenue for the government. that is not the consensus view of most econom

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. >>> a jury found a mexican national not guilty in the shooting death of a woman ae under the bench and it accidentally fired two years indicate steinle was hit -- kate steinle was hit by a bullet and died. he was deported back to mexico five times. then candidate president trumpand others pointed to steinle's death why immigration laws should be tightened. after the verdict, president trumpnding was disgracefhiladelphia honored after assisting in a bus d.c. the officers jumped in as much as they could to help the children happened to be from school in mount airy. >> the deck was stacked against the sixers last night they faced the yell -- best team, celtics in the boston. the sixers erased a 12 point deficit and took the lead in the third quarter. boston got hot again 108-97. they dallas cowboys beat washington 38-14. the eagles would have clinched the division if the cowboys theey c division title with any of the last five games. they face the seahawks in seattle sunday night. >> they will win one of next five games, more than that probably. >>> the sister of facebook founder mark

gdp and find ae whole new target altogether.to see what 2018 may have in store for china. thank you so much for that. thomas is here to look at that. tell us about it. i suppose there is not a lot you can disagree with. iswhat he is worried about gdp does not matter anymore. growth,ortant is wage consumption growth and positivity growth. rishaad: and jobs. >> exactly. if you look at different regions in china, they have been strong the last three years. actually grown rapidly in the last few months. rishaad: it is something that is happening at the moment. how long can that go on for a population that size and a country that has the stated aim of going up the value chain? that means you will have fewer jobs being created. >> the chinese economy has gone for a very important transformation over the last two years. we are now exporting more medium to high tech products. our spending has gone up more than 15% since 10 years ago. remember november 11 sales. even this year, sales grew more than 30% this year. the consumption is actua

are frfrom that we h hundredepress the people given thahat we are in dt toto them and that is what we ae commending a resolution for the polilitical crisis the country s confronted. second, we outline we're not pursuiuing t this for a salary increase as was previously mentioned. amy: in yemen, intensifying the bombing campaign following the killing of the former president. he was killed earlier this week i houthi rebels after he switched sides and through his support to the saudi led coalition. the saudi led coalition has launched dozens of airststrikes in the the houthis capital today. in washington, d.c., president trump's eldest son, donald trump jr., is set to testify this week to the house intelligence committee as part of the special investigation into alleged collusion between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election. this comes as special counsel robert mueller has revoked a bail agreement for trump's former campaign chair, paul manafort. mueller's investigators say that while manafort was out on bail, he worked with a russian colleague to ghost-write an editorial p

they will reflect all of the in ae we are connected to very different way. i will finally say i believe the work of intersection audi is healing and their is a way in are making an ancestral and lineage repair when we do the work of intersectional organizing. i want to say how meaningful it was last night, a group of choose were gathered to bring the sabbath and by the conference, by the convention organizers, we were provided a space to gather and sing and pray. some observe it by not spending money or observing dietary laws. organizers had gone to the effort of not only space providing food so people would not have to choose between a observance and practice and participating. it was a concrete demonstration of what it means. that was healing, that was so healing. many of us, including people who were white, and multiracial choose --with 20% of of color, we have felt alone and spent thousands of years of murder and displacement and genocide, we know it is cyclical and it is precisely when it appears the most invisible that we are at the greatest risk and w

you have my respect add ae admiration.ne of donald trump's accuser rachel crooks. good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you think, he believes your story? >> i was so happy he came to our defense, albeit months later, you know. i thought it was wonderful that he was will ogg do that and i'm thankful for it. >> he said that he imagines -- or i guess he said that you must feel forgotten in this "me too" moment from harvey weinstein that started opening the flood gates to matt lauer. i ask just list a litany of men in between there, donald trump is obviously, still president. >> right. >> what has it been like for you to watch this "me too" moment? >> i mean, i think it's been great. i'm so thankful that other women had enough courage to come forward. but, yes, i do feel forgotten. i mean, you can't help but wonder why people aren't talking about trudgmp. and the people that came forward to him and why is he amun timmu that. >> set the scene, where were you working and what happened? >> i went to the bayrock group which i

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the international community and transpararency international ae also calling for better financial oversight and project monitoring. mahfuzul: government is actually also eager to learn from these sorts of things. and they arere actually graduay taking these things into their planning, into their policy issues, in their documents. so it's actually helping bangladesh to get more money from climate funds. reporter: bangladesh is among the countries at most immediate risk from climate change and is in desperate need of all the help it cacan get to adadap. host: on particucularly bad da, it can be hard to tell where you are -- cairo, paris, teheran? smog is a major problem in many cities. the international energy agency estimates that air pollution kills over six million people each year. smog is a huge issue in china, and the government is only slowly beginning to get a handle on the problem, helped along by vast projects in the field of renewables. reporter: the dream of a smog-free world is taking shape here. over 1000 kilometers from beijing in northwestern china, the largest solar array in

capitalismsm is predatorory, ae ne to ststopt. host: do you share milo rau's view? do you consider capitalism predatory? letet us know. post a commentnt on our facebok page, dw global society, where you can also find inspiring stories from around the world. this week, our global snack comes from the bosnian capital, sarajevo. enjoy. reporter: : the bosnian n capl sarajevo hasas been a meltltint of muslims, jews, and catholic and orthodox christians for centuries. the old-town dotted with markets and courtyards was designed by the turks 600 years ago. and the ottoman influencnce is also evident in the local cuisine, as served up by this restaurant, sac. emina sarac has been working here for 15 years. it's the place to come for classic bosnian burek. emina: my name is emine sarac. i am born in serbia, but i am living in bosnia herzegovina. i am working at sac, the name of the shop, and we are the traditional way and we are making the pie. reporter: burek is a baked pastry with various fillings. the snack originated in turkey. in addition to serving burek, emina also h

park police november 17 after ae police say that he hit vehicle and led officers on a chase. the fairfax county police he wants the video released once the fbi is finished investigating the shooting but would not elaborate on what he saw on the video. in theve released videos past as chief of police and i believe this video needs to be released. i have done so for fairfax county and other jurisdictions have done so. nancy: while the shooting happened in fairfax county, the chief said he is deferring to the fbi on this. nancy chen, abc 7 news. michelle: we have all heard about babies born on the highway, the side of the road, or the back of an ambulance, but this time the person who delivered the baby is making headlines. alison: dan helsell is celebrating his 42nd birthday. 42 years ago today he was born in the back of nab once and for the first time in his career he decided to come to work on his birthday. -- he was born in the back of an ambulance. his first call was for a woman in labor. >> as soon as we started to move, the baby's had started coming out. i think it came o

the most important thing is the necessity of a closer look at behindchological motives ae behavior that played crucial role in the advance of the 1917 revolution. to present an evaluation of two key questions. and to provide my own vision of these questions. as you may already know, soldiers constituted one of the most numerous groups of the russian society. and it heavily determined the russian stage. prior to and during the 1917 revolution. army come a once -- and the russian army, the social composition of the army necessarily reflected that of russia as a whole. supposedthe army was to be a pillar of the state, protecting it from internal and external enemies, by the beginning of the third year of war, the army had turned into a potential threat to the and acal system destabilizing factor. slide,you can see on the of the soldiers and to the valuered system of the present mentality or consciousness. which means the traditional peasant community. beliefs underwent some transformation during the war but the ideas of political and social justice and of the allocation of land remained ce

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it does feel more like the single digits, i would knock about 10 degrees offset these ae temperatures, and interesting, too, we always aour car to warm up. specially if you don't have a garage. but i do have ad my garage opend to get a little off kilter here this morning because o so, that is worth checking before, you know, you settle into your cup of coffeeke sure g properly, because you'll need to get outside someh out the region as a whole, again, not as bad, face it, pat, even the shore noifrzing mark today. so still pretty frigid throughout. >> i know it will be cold, but do you haveho those boots you're wearing today. >> oh, my goodness, thank you. >> thoseoots. >> i appreciate. >> why don't you put them up t, social media. pat. >> yes? >> my feet are so cozy, thank f. >> keeping warm, that katie fehlinger. we is 95 northbound, accident had been blocking the right two lanes, then it was the that out of there, good news 95, at cottman avenue, no delays here either. people stayi wn, there as well, 15 degrees outside. boulevard at the schuylkill expressway, aga n here, but we star

news about ae maryland native shot in the las vegas massacre. weather alert was issued.hat has changed in the forecast, and the snow that could make a mess for things in a few hours. a lot we are tracking on friday morning. eileen: happy friday. we want to get you updated with the information that came in while you were sleeping. a clipper system, it is not going to be a big deal, but it could bring enough snow to coincide with the afternoon and evening rush, we could the concerned with slick travel.

. >> reporter: well, erika, right now, masryland state troopers ae out here cracking down on dui drivers saying this puts everyone at risk including themselves and they are determined to do what they can to stop it. maryland state trooper matthew dole is determined to protect people from drunk drivers. he takes it personally. >> i got family out here as well driving, friends, family, make sure everybody gets to their destination safe. >> reporter: we rode with him on 270. >> there's a range of things to look for like varying speeds, going too fast, too slow, not staying within their lane. crossing over the lines. >> reporter: state police and law enforcement agencies in d.c. and virginia are looking for impaired drivers this holiday season. maryland state police have responded to 18 last year, around the same time, it was 13. here in our area? just this morning, a suspected dui driver hit a traffic sign on the icc, causing a support beam to crash into the windshield. the driver was not hurt. police arrested him. a few days ago, montgomery county police arrested two suspected dui drivers

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governing ae and not divisiveness in politics. we need a government that governs.is the divisiveness, these political issues, the volatility, market uncertainty, is that having an impact on your investment decisions? jim: yes, but if you think in a macro sense, one of the things that concerns me the most is how little people are concerned with the market flirting with new highs every day or breaking them. what you see in the business pages and the front pages aren't aligning as they have most of my career, so how that uncertainty plays through our investments is something we are discussing deeply and trying to express in the portfolio. our favorite way to express it is trying not to invest in the macro. we are trying to invest in situations, companies and industries, that are interesting and changing. that is where our focus is. emily: so what are you most concerned about? jim: i am most concerned about what i can't predict, and that is geopolitical events. what today would be the subprime of the future. we don't know. so that combined with the geopolitical events

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. >>> right now there ae six fires burning in southern california. so far they've burned 175,000 acres, the largest fire the thomas fire which is roughly the size of chicago. it has destroyed almost 800 structures. another 25,000 are in danger tonight. 90,000 people have been forced out of their homes. today the governor toured ventura county neighborhoods that were destroyed in the fire. >> what can you say? you lose your house and belongings, people lose their animals. it is a horror. and it's a horror we want to minimize. when we can't minimize it, we want to recover from it as quickly as possible. >> this is usually wet season in southern california. but it's unseasonably dry. tonight the winds are picking up again. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan with more. >> we'll head down to southern california. in those areas where the fires are, we've got conditions that are moving at 21 miles per hour in santa clarita, 18 miles per hour close by. i'll show you the forecast animation over the next few hours. the winds pick up overnight, gusting clos

on the region but also on thehe turkish amerin relationshipip where they ae very tense tuesdsday and h s them without with washington i don't t think that they wl leave. relationship with washington. so you are going to thank you very much indeed for joining us this evening. there is a closely watched u. s. senate race in recent memory has ended with alabama electing a democrat stuck jones. republican we moon lost by a small margin almost managing to write out a school of control the sequels by multiple allegations of sexual harassment. and assault who women some of them teenagers at the time. more is still contesting the results is a major blow to the u. s. presidents you pass me and told him. and the republicans not only a one seat majority in the senate. it's a stunning victory with national implications for the first time in twenty five years a democrat was elected to the highly conservative state of alabama. once the underdog of jones surged ahead. due in part of accusations of sexual assault pedophile yeah surrounding his rival roy moore from the very beginning this campaign ha

for puts on the down side relative to calls people are buying insurance despite the down abiliability aeet stuck in this range here and i think that's why we have such low volatility. >> when you talk about passive investing, one of the things that can cause it to decrease is one stock moves up and afther moves down passive investing doesn't work like that. it basically rising tide lifts all votes. when i see that high skew index, what it tells me is when money starts to flow out of the market it will do it basically in a mass liquidation and you'll see an increase in correlation and i think that's what accounts for the fact that they're trading at a bigger premium >> and not so much in volatile actions and this one we've gone 286 sessions without one the third or fourth longest on record we know the 1973/1974 bear market started right away. you could easily get a calendar switch there's nothing wrong with pull backs. they're the only thing that allow a mark toot go higher. >> there seems to be an assumption that because volatility was low all this year, it's gone higher is that your thi

ae anannouncement came out of cabinet meeting earlier this morning. it was partly expected. to put some e context into this, when he announced his resignation a month ago from saudi arabia, prime minister saad hariri accused hezbollah of interfering heavily in lebanese politics. he was pointing to the fact that the shia militia's involvement in the regional conflict in syria, but also in yemen and iraq, was very detrimental to lebanon's policy of neutrality. and he came back to lebanon two the prime minister was asked by the president of the republic to consider his resignation. for the last two weeks, he has been in a negotiating process to try to find a new consensus. the prime minister says his will is to remain in power. we do not know exactly what this means. we do not have further details on what this association policy entails. mean a new step toward neutrality. rochelle: the latest on saad hariri negotiating his resignation. spain supreme court has withdrawn international arrest warrants for carles puigdemonont and four of his cabibinet membe. shown say politiciaians