increasing the continuouss and resources we say the angina contingency and the program resources to abi total of $229 million which is sxhvent with the risk evaluation. that includes the construction contingency on the remaining construction and an 18 percent on the two be comment budget review. as well as the same adjustments in program wide costs that we recommended in february. so you see here a breakdown of the various contingent pots design contingency escalation. so they're in the within respective construction budgets so portions of that are in the transit center the bus ramp construction item and the bus storm and the program resources which stands alone as a separate recommendation. so this is the current budget we would recommended which is a budget of roughly 1 hundred 9 billion 4 hundred thousand. and the breakdown of that cross the construction and other categories. and that total adjustment and the components that it falls into the r va costs again are almost $57 million and the market recovery as we discussed in february of $55 million the actual still bid result represen

scientists there had said the drug is more effective than others in reducing strokes and angina. now they say their clinical study may have come to the wrong conclusions. managers at novartis pharma used the results of the study to promote the drug. annual sales of the drug in japan were worth about $1 billion. >>> japanese soldiers fought some fierce battles during world war ii, even as the war was drawing to a close. some of them met their end fighting soviet troops on the island of sakhalin in russia's far east. now a group of russians is working to ensure the lives sacrificed on both sides are not forgotten. nhk world's reporter reports. >> reporter: i've come to the forest. this place very close to the former border between japan and the soviet was a hard-fought battlefield back in 1945. while people here are starting to search for the remains of japanese soldiers. the search team is a volunteer group. they've made it their mission to recover fallen soldiers. they hope today will be the start of a homecoming. the 50th parallel was the site of a fierce battle at the end of wo

scientists there had said the drug is more effective than others in reducing strokes and angina. now they say their clinical study may have come to the wrong conclusions. managers at novartis pharma used the results of the study to promote the drug. annual sales of the drug in japan were worth about $1 billion. >>> a political banner at a japan south korea soccer match has stoked tensions between the two countries. now south korean foreign ministry officials say a japanese minister in charge of sports has made offensive remarks. he commented on the banner displayed by south korean soccer fans at the east asia soccer championship in seoul on sunday. >> translator: such an incident shows the cultural level of a nation. i hope south koreans will watch sports games in a fair manner. >> he also said if soccer fans had tried to do the same in japan, they would have been stopped. the banner read "a people who forget history have no future," a criticism of remarks by japanese politicians on historical issues between the two countries. now fifa, the governing body for world soccer, bans p

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