andrey: i do not know, it is hard to say.d not for my careful, we are very not to give any reason or justification for these. policy, thatlobal is maybe the division inside the united states, where we see the growing conflict between the congress and the president. we are hostages of the situation. francine: do you have insight on what russian banks could be hit? we do not have any insight, we do not have access to any information. we just have to wait and see. i hope there are no further steps. i think it will affect the general situation not only in russia but around the world in the financial sector. francine: how painful would new restrictions on russia be? andrey: it depends on what the restrictions are. francine: what is the best case and worstcase scenario. andrey: we do not know. , howve some plans for this we can continue our business. years, passedfour the introduction of the first sanctions, it showed the russian economy is surviving the sanctions. that years ago it was said the russian economy will be torn to piec

i have here a picture of andrei from dairy, new hampshire. andrei and his wife maria and their three beautiful children. andrei is an air traffic controller working at boston terminal radar approach control facility in merrimack, new hampshire. it sounds like it would be in boston, but it's not. it's in new hampshire where we have hundreds of air traffic controllers and f.a.a. personnel. andrei works at the center to keep the airways safe for passengers who are flying over the granite state. he also represents and talks to a number of other air traffic controllers in the new england region to hear what they have to say. and what he's hearing right now regarding the shutdown, andrei writes air traffic controllers have remained on the job, dedicated to the safety of every flight. but we don't know when we'll receive our next paycheck. my colleagues and i have suffered the sudden loss of our income due to the government shutdown. it's going to be hard for me to meet all of my financial obligations. end quote. you know, what i'm most impressed wi

i believe they're doing a really good job >> despite the global slowdown andrey, thank you very much.. >>> the risk of recession has loomed large over the world economic forum in davos, and jeff asked financial heavyweights how they think the system needs to be future-proofed to avoid another recession or crisis. they were quite quick todwrae that central banks were not the solution >> i think some of them are going to let mark discuss, a and -- this is the time also to take the bittermedicine. how to bring through some reforms at least that are necessary. >> it is one of the few central bankers who have a little bit of space, and i would agree with sergio it would be very nice if the economies at large didn't have to rely on the central banks yet again in order to resist the next shop, which is why i think that policymakers have to really take the right cause affection when it comes to fiscal policies and it comes to completing the reforms that some of them have undertaken, but that some of them have only just touched. >> global potential was north of four, and in some respects even

liz: we've got more with andrey kostin.n to lizclaman.com for the online exclusive because we also asked him about black gold, obviously oil, and how russia's biggest money maker is driving the russian economy at cheaper prices like what we have right now. >>> we need to tell you that during that interview, the senate shot down, as expected, that gop proposal to fund the government and end the shutdown. it failed 51-47. the senate is now holding its procedural vote on the democrats' proposal. that also is not expected to pass. the big question is what happens next. we will tackle that in a minute. >>> in the meantime, shares of mccormick way too spicy for investors in this final hour of trade. with the closing bell ringing in 38 minutes and the dow down 36 points, the seasonings maker suffering its biggest one-day percentage drop in 13 years after missing fourth quarter profit estimates and lowering its yearly forecast. really? because i'm buying a lot of cayenne pepper. mccormick down 11.75%. >>> up next, a ban in china is

i have here a picture of andrei from dairy, new hampshire. andrei and his wife maria and their three beautiful children. andrei is an air traffic controller working at boston terminal radar approach control facility in merrimack, new hampshire. it sounds like it would be in boston, but it's not. it's in new hampshire where we have hundreds of air traffic controllers and f.a.a. personnel. andrei works at the center to keep the airways safe for passengers who are flying over the granite state. he also represents and talks to a number of other air traffic controllers in the new england region to hear what they have to say. and what he's hearing right now regarding the shutdown, andrei writes air traffic controllers have remained on the job, dedicated to the safety of every flight. but we don't know when we'll receive our next paycheck. my colleagues and i have suffered the sudden loss of our income due to the government shutdown. it's going to be hard for me to meet all of my financial obligations. end quote. you know, what i'm most impressed wi

no doubt about it andrei bryson writes or was under the microscope in dortmund the bad news for him his opponents welcome to talisman marco roy's back to the starting line up. and the forward was keen to not his first goal since the winter break first he lifted this chance just over the bar. and then in the twenty third minute he went even closer i mean the post denied him and dortmund the opening goal. but just a minute later the hosts did take the lead after kimi played a one two with rafael guerrero for powering an effort into the far corner. of the left back was given far too much time to pick his spot and leave keeper mika and said grasping at thin air. brighton right his side were still in touch at half time but on the hour mark hanover were the architects of their own downfall about bono's allowed to kimi to steal in and find royce was to neil royce had his goal and brighton right his hopes of an upset was fading. and then the floodgates opened in the sixty third minute mario gazza added a third goal for dortmund. and four minutes later it was four nil from an almost identical sp

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already called for marches against violence and hatred and several polish cities tonight but president andrei duda and other political leaders have decided not to organize a march to respect the wishes of the a dam of its family. his idea but that it's all guns of citizens want to organize marches spontaneous marches them police they can do it this is always an expression of solidarity but because the family wants to maintain dignity as a whole i want to the least politics in all of this we have decided that we will not organize any marches as to which is new to me just imposed on the. use of id. but with many residents asking how this could happen the murder of pavel adama bitch is likely to inflame an already divided poland. you know a disturbing story to talk about that i'm joined here at the table by. polish or jake it's good to have you on the show. thank you let's talk a little bit about possible a dome of it i mean he was politically significant beyond the borders of the dems because of the oh yes he was he was much more than just a mayor in and it is a big it's one of the biggest citi

of putin are equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia the now jazeera. this is the opportunity to understand in a very different way where there before something happens and we don't leave. short films of the hook and inspiration. stories of three young women challenging the world around. al-jazeera selects. called the muslim which is saying has now been held in pretrial detention for two years what is his crime. why hasn't he been tried yet why hasn't justice been applied in this case is he detained because he's a journalist has journalism become a crime have moles become a tool to silence weiss's of truth we will continue our news coverage with professionalism and impartiality our work will remain credible and accurate but journalism is not a crime incarcerating journalists is not acceptable we demand the immediate release of all colleague mahmoud to same and all journalists detained in a gyptian jails free mahmoud's and

critics of equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei next discovers a complex. country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia are now jazeera. the sudanese president announces an investigation into ongoing protests as demonstrators continue to call for his resignation. hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up reports of shelling in the port city of had data despite a u.n. back in yemen. and bangladesh the prime minister claims an election victory but the opposition cries foul. plus people around the world to welcome the new year happy twenty nineteen you're watching live pictures here of celebrations in london . sudan's president omar al bashir has ordered a commission of inquiry into nationwide protests that began nearly two weeks ago the investigation will look at how police responded to the demonstrations which have left at least nineteen people dead it comes as security forces again use tear gas and live fire to disperse crowds in the capital dozens of protesters were arrested they are c

of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of pigeons russia are now jazeera. in fact he said he'd keep the government closed for a very long period of time months or even years absolutely i said that little more threats from donald trump as the political deadlock over his border wall enters a third week. later on down there on live from doha also coming up the u.s. wants the syrian government not to see that with draw of its troops a green light to use chemical weapons. the u.s. secretary of state's expected to push saudi arabia to come clean on killing during his upcoming visit to the middle east. one million. birds are. catering in plastic bags every year on turkey launched a campaign to rid the mediterranean sea of thousands of tons of plastic waste. u.s. president donald trump says give him his wall or his or pad to keep more than eight hundred thousand public employees off work for a year the president is also threatening to

already called for marches against violence and hatred in several polish cities tonight but president andrei duda and other political leaders decided not to organize a march to respect the wishes of the a dam of its family. his idea but that it's all guns of citizens want to organize marches spontaneous marches them police they can do it this is always an expression of solidarity but because of the family wants to maintain dignity what i want to the least politics in all of this we have decided that we will not organize any marches to just new to me just imposed on the video. of id. but with many residents asking how this could happen the murder of pavel adama bitch is likely to inflame an already divided poland. it's a mind turkey says it will not be intimidated by threats from u.s. president donald trump over the fate of credit fighters in syria in a tweet trant threatened to and i'm quoting here devastate turkey economically if it attacked kurdish forces in syria following a planned pullout of u.s. troops of the u.s.'s fault alongside a kurdish militia in northern syria against a so-calle

of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei next discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia the now jazeera al-jazeera is there with us tory breaks but it's also the to see what happens next. she. fired by the readers where mobile barricaded the seventh street that b.b.q. here in the middle east now has been all about change people have gone here the area the mission of the national army is to search the entire complex and al-jazeera stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. soldiers in take over the national radio station while the president's abroad for medical treatment. times i mean. there are a lot of from dull also coming up the u.s. delegation holds talks in china to end the trade war that threatens to damage the global economy. forty years after the.

is calls even though that the problem on the ground causes them all concerns around the world ok andrey nice to tell you that under an international and independent china specialist thank you. thank you very much. i mean caracas has been swarmed with both anti-government protests and rallies in support of president some of the demonstrations that have been explosions gunfire and clashes. the protestors in venezuela have decided to take things a little bit further siddur just blasting the president with violence and rioting they've decided to declare themselves to be the government and oppositionist and leader of the national assembly has declared himself to be the interim president what about the people but opposition is not one any election and there's clearly not a consensus among the people on any of these issues now at this point it's starting to look like a civil war is a real possibility it's been preceded this coup attempt by the united states by several years of economic sanctions and by several chimes militarily by small groups of national guard or army individuals inside of th

of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of pigeons russia announces era. it's time for sport. thank you very much russia has missed its deadline to hand over n t doping related data to the world anti-doping agency the deadline was december thirty first waters inspection team have been denied full access to samples at the moscow the burra tree russia now runs the risk of another banned from international events the country was previously sanctioned after a state sponsored doping scandal was exposed in twenty fifteen they were unable to use their name and flag during the pyong chang winter olympics in twenty eighteen. why the president craig reedie said i am bitterly disappointed that data extraction from the former moscow laboratory has not been completed by the date agreed by water in september twenty eighth seen since then water has been working diligently with the russian authorities to meet the deadline which was clearly in

that i'm barely imagine going to remember that i gave her that i am me my little son andrei i painted this picture when he was three years old. and i thought of it looks like our house because you know that is a yeah. so said it is seven floors and we lived at the top. me is that he painted me here with the bishops it always makes me laugh. a bit ok that you know that it made me and my mother very sad to lose the flag forever. it was even worse for my mother i was at the corner she lived there for sixty one years. you know on that i do whatever i could i just tell myself that life goes on. at night i dream i'm standing at my front door and i can't get in there then i wake up with a start in the middle of the night i wouldn't wish that on anyone. but on its own no one's going to prison for. the disaster has also left its mark on truck driver vittorio drug ghetto. energy group a big us that are dying and i certainly look at roads differently now bring a seven hour drive over a bridge i could be sure and i think it's about to collapse the bridge. this feeling of the sun coming back where

forward to signing post brigs a trade deals with britain we asked our asia correspondent in singapore andrei haying if they're excited. they are already you can bet china and japan are targeted to be the biggest when is. deals and this is of course following behind hong kong which was once colonise and run by and managed by the u.k. so they already have a very long standing strong investment process procedures from the u.k. tourism is very strong in financial deals as well. all these fields of between hong kong and the u.k. are just going to increase china and japan also in closely behind but it will take years before we see any action of these implementations all play and all the real results and outcomes of the deal. is an increasingly popular crop in cambodia which is home to a special ferrante. has received protected geographical indication status much like coming from france saw it. it's tremendously changing things for the local paper industry bumper crops expected this year this could be the cash crop for one of asia's poorest countries complet peppers has grown on about four hundred

critics of equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei next discovers a complex. country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia jazeera. that have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are our top stories in less than two hours leaders from both sides political divide will be at the white house for talks with donald trump says he's ready to negotiate an end to the partial government shutdown which is now and its twelfth day. indian women have defied a ban on entering one of the country's holiest temples they were backed by a supreme court for a cause for gender equality are facing a backlash from conservatives who say hindu values are under attack and as well as public security minister has vowed to make conditions worse for palestinian. prisoners advance a jail to begin rationing water and reduce autonomy given to inmates a group representing palestinian president says some of the policies are already being put in place. now there is a growing pressure on israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu to expand illegal

the russians from across the political spectrum andrei next discovers a complex as each country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia are now jazeera. the federal government remains shut down for one reason and one reason only because democrats will not follow on border security plans and trump and his democratic opponents both give no ground in the standoff that's kept the u.s. government closed for an even three weeks. hello and welcome to al-jazeera on live from my headquarters in doha with me in the top of herat also ahead turkey's president says the white house has made a serious mistake suggesting it will it will protect the kurds when it pulls out of syria also ahead why the u.s. envoy tousled dissolve in the blockade of qatar by its neighbors has resigned and a north korean leader kim jong un travels to beijing ahead of a possible second summit with president trump. u.s. president donald trump has made his first oval office address to the nation it was a tough leewood a speech criticizing democrats for failing to fund the war he wants to build along the us mexico

critics if putin equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex e.g. two words that country's leader and his policies in censure of pigeons russia announces era. watch out zero let's break up the top stories for you now government says it has crushed an attempted coup by a group of soldiers two of the alleged plotters for shot dead and five others arrested for trying to overthrow president ali bongo he's been out of the country since october and has reportedly receiving treatment and morocco. chinese state media say north korean leader kim jong il is in beijing to meet with president xi jinping china's north korea's main diplomatic ally trip could focus on efforts to improve relations with south korea. turkey's president has praised donald trump's decision to withdraw u.s. troops from syria but says it must be planned carefully and that opinion piece in the new york times or ship type of said his strategy for syria can achieve long term peace and stability. a senior hit the official says a new round of talks between

pointed out equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia are now jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour the new u.s. house of representatives which is now controlled by the democrats has passed a package of bills to end the partial government shutdown but it's likely to be blocked by the republican majority senate as the deadlock over the border war continues. the un's human rights office says a trial held in saudi arabia for the murder of the journalist is not enough on thursday saudi media reported eleven suspects have appeared in court for the first time the u.n. wants an independent investigation with international involvement. in schools are closed in southern thailand as tropical storm makes landfall it's bringing heavy rain and winds to over twelve provinces hundreds of people have been taken to shelters. pakistan's prime minister just took part in a joint news conference with the turkish president

critics of putin equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necrophilia discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia jazeera. two months ago the american people spoke and demanded a new dawn. nancy pelosi reclaimed the speaker's gavel in the u.s. house of representatives and a new political reality begins for president trump. hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up after pledging to work with the new congress the u.s. president repeats his demand for a wall on the mexican border. taking the reins of brazil's new president moves to advance his controversial policy agenda. and evidence the announced pull out of u.s. troops from syria has intensified the fighting that. the new speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi has hailed a new door as a democratic party took control of the lower house of congress closely welcome to the my study vast group of representatives in american history and vowed to keep the trump presidency and check the firs

of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrey next wrestle discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia the now jazeera. al-jazeera. and for your. piece it will be in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera early results from the democratic republic of congo's presidential election have been delayed by a week an announcement was expected on sunday but fewer than half the votes are being counted the u.s. government shutdown is dragging into its fifteenth day with another round of negotiations failing to break the deadlock white house officials met with congressional democrats but they still haven't found a way to reopen the government diana estabrook has more now from washington. vice president mike pence jared cushion or the president's son in law and close advisor and kiersten nielsen who is the secretary of homeland security met for about two hours on saturday afternoon with congressional aides talking about this government shutdown the vice president said that these talk

of putting equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei next question discovers a complex attitude towards that country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia are now jazeera. hello i'm sue tatton in london with the top stories on al-jazeera so downs' president bashir has addressed the nation on the eve of independence day as protests over living conditions threaten to undermine plans celebrations paisa fired tear gas to try and disperse the crowds in the capital khartoum on the thirteenth consecutive day of protests the president is refusing to apologize for the political turmoil in his country and those heavily criticised recent protests against rising food and fuel prices. but i do think that we shall enter into a new era where unity is reinforced and harmony is maintained in the whole country all with the aim to face the challenges and threats hovering above our head and here i renew the call to be honorable sudanese people in and outside of sudan to come together and stand united to parade on the good and not the evil w

not far away fishing inspectors are on duty andrei is one of them cracking down on well organized gangs of coaches who sell their elicit catch abroad. to do in your offer to listen to all of the flings are not the biggest problem but the best fish is sold abroad very little fish makes it to domestic markets and very little of that is good quality would get. so high quality fish is sold abroad because it fetches a better price than than in russia. the very something at one time when you look down from the bridge in the river was blackened teamed with fish should be oily. andre grew up here his father was also a fishing inspector he knows how sharply fish stocks have declined. or ok you know what you know there are lots of coaches on this river because the fish here an easy to catch. them crazy money if they get just one ton of caviar they see it as a bad year and every tom and the more than a million rubles that's a minimum of fifteen thousand euros even though fish stocks have declined coaching is still lucrative. song to nevada with being a fishing inspector can be a dangerous job. we

critics of a equally critical of the west meeting with russians from across the political spectrum andrei necromancer discovers a complex as each country's leader and his policies in search of putin's russia unknown jazeera. hello again the top story on al-jazeera the turkish president has lashed out at mixed messages coming from the trumpet ministration about its plans to pull troops out of syria tell you are the ones who never agreed not to target washington's kurdish allies which it regards terrorists meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state might bump a zero has reassured regional allies that withdrawing troops from syria won't jeopardize efforts to put pressure on iran the pompei o is in jordan's capital and on the first stop of his eight day middle east tour the us state department envoy to resolve the blockade of qatar anthony zinni has resigned the retired general says he quit his job after realizing he could not help the dispute is the solution comes eighteen months after four nations saudi arabia the u.a.e. egypt. imposed the land sea and air blockade on. attempts at peace talks in

in bad times of your life, you forget about your hobbies, next slide, this is a picture of george andrey and knock us who on a farm raises goats and sheep but his profit margins were cut by 50% and his reduction cost rose by 30%, he was quoted in the story saying i am surviving as opposed to living. we will forgo the other slides, i think people get the picture. as i look at these pictures again, we will see a dizzying array of numbers, we would hear much budget speak. but, before he came to office, the nation suffer the great tragedy of 9/11, i recall in the 9/11 commission, the very damning indictment that somehow our nation failed and having imagination. we had a failure of imagination. and i think it is important that at least this committee imagine what a fiscal crisis coming to america could be. i do not believe america will become greece, i just do not know it for a fact i wonder if we could take the risk. so, to me, again, i sat in similar hearings throughout much of my congressional career, i'm sorry if they are still necessary. i sent what i consider to be a really low bar of s

us what they're doing here is illegal journalists and environmentalist are not welcome forrester andrei miranda is shocked though not for the first time thanks to mit that you did and i feel a great sense of loss i work so hard to protect the rainforest it's such a complex ecosystem it took centuries to grow and then just a few minutes for it to be destroyed transformed into ash and dust. andre works for an organization that helps property owners use the rain forest without destroying it but in recent months more and more jungle has been cleared on tree plains the political climate. view we saw in this election that the new government won't take care of the environment we're scared that all our efforts for a sustainable use of the rain forest will soon be over. brazil's incoming far right president try also narrow has repeatedly said that the rain forest can no longer stand in the way of economic growth what exactly he means by that is unclear but brazil's powerful mining and farming lobbies accounting on him to represent their interests the military dictatorship that ruled brazil until