put their reapply no april for an opportunity. >> there was a discussion previously those who don't qualify can came back and qualify. >> absolutely. >> but they have to go through the process i thought that was discussion about styling this they don't have to keep on replying it takes longer but we - >> we have our it's called dalai it stand for database of applications no database of affordable listing dalai. >> it is, etc. (laughter). >> affordable housing information applications. >> and so what applicants will be able to do a candidate an account in the system and then do a search for things they want to apply for opportunity and apply for them through theory accounts every time there's a new opportunity they'll are so update their information by not start over like with the name and address only update if their income has changed or the tax years have changed. >> it's an improvement of the previous process than to reapply for all the documents i'm glad that's at least being done saw it is slow. >> yeah. we're hoping that i the end of the year it will be under place to the lott

to avoid any delay in the process pertaining to the budget for the next fiscal year that starts in april. abe started his second term as prime minister with a list of things he wanted to accomplish. in dissolving the lower house, he seems to be seeking firmer ground on which to tackle, the important items on his agenda. >> reporter: abe returned to power for the second time in december 2012. his liberal democratic party won back the majority in the lower house, defeating the then-ruling democratic party of japan. >> translator: let's do our best to return to a strong economy. by abenomics. >> reporter: abe pushed through a collection of revitalization plans called abenomics, aimed at ending decades of deflation. seven months after he took office, abe and lpd coalition partner komeito swept to victory again in the upper house election. with both houses under his control, abe gained momentum to proceed with a long-standing defense policy goal. abe and his cabinet agreed to change the way the constitution had been interpreted. that included allowing the country to exercise its right to coll

submitted corrections after the package went out they know they're wrong but no action as early as april that's not a good policy we need to have correct documents it's a big project and it effects off by feet that's a lot of volume being added to the development project we respectfully request a continuance. >> thank you for your time appreciate so much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is is tom and i'm and then immediate neighborhood kitty corner on duncan street he support the continuance for the reasons stated in the request another short coming of the project sponsor his own house is immediately adjacent to the project site and forms a key part of the complex for the new construction the package fails to show the project sponsors house over the many months it is renovated and appears different than the plans before you as you can see from this photo - the from this photo which shows the front of the house the front of the sponsors house on the left immediately to the right is the project site that and then the rear of the house whoops sorry again, the building

is the doctor back in april. the local surgeon was recently diagnosed with ebola in sierra leone and flew to nebraska for treatment over the weekend. this morning he passed away. him, we hugged him. he loved his job. >> he lived in carrollton with his wife and is the second person to die of the disease in the u.s.. his neighbor, a practicing nurse and fellow native of sierra leone, said that he was inspired by the doctor. >> when i heard that they flew him here for treatment i was excited. i was like -- wow. that is encouraging news. >> he left an extremely critical condition, the 10th patient to be treated in the state, the third at the nebraska medical center. hospital officials said that he was perhaps the sickest of the mall. thing broke out in my country the first thing that came to my mind, i wanted to go home and help. >> he went back home in april to help the people who were dying from ebola. those who work in the medical industry described him not only as a loved one, but a mentor. >> he went out of his

on april 16th, he was filmed abandoning ship, while passengers stayed and drowned. and he hadn't made sure the cargo was secure. it emerged that the sewol was overloaded. when it turned too tightly, cargo slid to one side and toppled the ship over. the company owner later fled and was found dead. in a gymnasium near the port where the search of the sunken ship has been organized, six months on, families of the lost have been living and waiting. this man lost his brother, his sister-in-law, and his nephew. his burning anger remains. he said, "when i saw that captain scuttling off the ship, i wanted to kill him, and he deserves to die. but for me, finding the truth of what happened and recovering the bodies is more important." for six months now, this has been the scene of the grimmest of tasks. nearly 300 times, bodies have been brought here and identified. nearly always the bodies of young people. captain lee will spend the rest of his days in prison. and that may answer a need for vengeance and punishment. it brings none of those people back. at the makeshift home

lost her in april. my mom and my best friend.ne more, love my nine year-old pop, proud of his service. also proud of him as well. you can go to our website. to the veterans day section and confine all kinds of freebies. they are available all across the country. places you can go today to get free meals. there's a number of places offering those free deals. veterans get to eat free dying in only. and one more, this is the southern comforts cafe also giving out free meals for veterans day. more coming up in the next hour. >> they give for that. if you see a veteran, shake their hand. >> we should do that every day. >> coming up, details of the mistakes leading up to joan rivers death. >> the rain... the mud... ba bam! it's there. the outside comes in. [doorbell chimes] its a swiffer wetjet. oh, i love this! i could do this every day. sunshine is overrated. now we can get messy. a federal agency claims the clinic that treated joan rivers made serious mistakes and violations before her death. according to the report, yorkville endos

. ♪ >> first, the captain of the south korean ferry that sank in april killing some 300 people has beenentenced to 36 years in jail. the captain was found guilty of negligence, but not homicide. prosecutors had sought the death penalty for homicide and they now say they are going to appeal. many families of the victims were also surprised by the sentences. >> finally, today, those who said they only deserve -- did their best in the situation have finally been sentenced. the captain got 36 years in prison and some of the crew members got five years. >> i spoke to our soul correspondent -- sole correspondent. -- seoul correspondent. >> the focus has spread to many different offices and bureaus and south korea. many say that the government, the coast guard botch the rescue from the very start. there have been all sorts of revelations about the ship itself. somehow, it was given the clearance to go on to the waters that day. many south koreans look at the ferry captain as somewhat of a scapegoat that allowed the government to avoid its responsibility. >> now to beijing, where the apec summi

because when we received the cng estimates in april of 2014, it showed a significant increase between the current estimate and the budget. and so we went through an exercise of the down scoping and identifying the core production measure and value engineer and so we incorporated that in july, august, time frame and during that time, the bidders asked for more time and so that extended the bidding periods and i now have steve come in to talk about the bidders, but early on from the process, and before, april, if i could recall correctly, and steve you could come here and verify that, when you only have two bidders because we survey them and the other s told us that we are busy and hoping to get one-third by the joint venture and that did get a large contract. >> good morning, as mark mentioned we have six prequalified bid and hers we knew, very early on in the bidding process that only two were going to be bidding the project. and at that time, we proceeded out reach to the potential bidding community. and anybody that the project team knew of that worked with in the past was aware of,

he launched no further such attacks throughout the siege until the final onslaught of april 2. experiencen demonstrated that sequential two-pronged strikes on both sides of james river were not working, he progressively altered the timing of those stripes until, by late october, they became simultaneous. when simultaneous strikes too failed, he again adjusted his tactics to massive first strikes by his left south of the cockade city. such first strikes carried him to hatcher's run in february and carried him into petersburg and richmond in april. the only was not senior leader to display perseverance at petersburg. his confederate counterpart also showed tenacity in holding that -- thatand richmond city and richmond. lee understood their practical significance to the southern war effort and cause, and he fought to save those cities. thought is the key concept. supinely in his trenches awaiting bluecoat attacks. when they left their defenses of the entrenched camp to attack him, he left his defenses to attack them. although he never again controlled the strategic initiative, whi

the total value of tvs sold posted a year-on-year drop since april. the number of personal computers fell more than 11%, digital cameras, they were also down by 9%. demand for digital devices plunged in april, when the government hiked the consumption tax. >>> more for you next hour. here's another check on markets. >>> north korea's state-run television has repeatedly aired video this month of the nation's leader walking. this appears to be an attempt to show that kim jong-un is recovering from a leg problem. central television broadcast a program on tuesday that shows kim visiting various places in north korea in september and october. he used a cane as he inspects newly built housing at a construction site. on thursday last week the station aired a video of kim attending a meeting of the korean people's army. he walks without a cane in this video. the state-run media had not reported on kim's activities in more than a month. the national intelligence service said they believe kim had ankle surgery. >>> the man at the center of one of the worst mari

a tax up to 10% would take place in april, 2017.hat money is needed to plug a hole in the security budget, mainly due to its aging population. it is not the last we will here on this story. in europe, good economic news from germany. a survey showed a big boost to investor sentiment in november. it was 11.5, up from 3.6 in october. it was the first rise this year. it reflects the feeling that the eurozone economy stabilizing at last. i'm sure, at last is what many would say. the same for dax -- the frank for dax is leading in the trading day. the market is also taking some cheer and more stimulus in japan. car companies also doing well, showing figures of european car sales up 6% in october. let's take a look at some of today's company news. easy jet has seen its profits jump i more than 20% in the past year. they treat this to success in its business class service. more than $900 million for the year ending september. they expect earnings to grow even further. no kia has launched a new pilot after selling his business to microsoft.

. >> at 19, police say this young woman named april is actually the experienced one.liar to the task force from a prior arrest when the team also nabbed her pimp, a 32-year-old man named jason. >> who is this guy over here? >> on that sting, they met with the undercover officer. once the girl had the money, she actually slipped the money up under the door to jason. he picked up the money. he was detained in the stairwell by the arrest team with a laptop on him and our undercover money. >> tonight, police say jason was using april to break in this new recruit, a 23-year-old we'll call laurie. >> she tried to convince me her friend was okay, that she was cool and that she was there to have a good time as well. at the same time, the other girl at this point was moving around the room. she looked nervous. looked out of place. it was evident to me this was probably her first rodeo, so to speak. she was very out of place. >> back at the state police post, investigators separate the women for further questioning. >> hey, how you doing? you want to give a statement? you want

i had been playing april ludgate for so long.rt of my life. i really owe grumpy cat and my involvement in that to "parks" and april. i don't think i would have been offered that job if i hadn't played april ludgate. and i also think after "parks" is over, i have to kind of move on and shed that character. again, my method acting is very -- i must shed her. that's what i say when i wake up every morning. [ laughter ] and i just felt like doing grumpy cat would be like the ultimate hurrah of this [ bleep ] attitude of aubrey. i think i'm really just going out with a bang, you know. >> seth: that's great. well, congratulations. and thank you so much for being here. [ cheers and applause ] very exciting. this is exciting for everybody. do you want to show us? >> i brought you a little present. >> seth: yeah, that's great. that's for me. the good news is everyone here will be leaving with a grumpy cat plush toy -- [ cheers and applause ] >> you, you, you. >> seth: aubrey plaza everyone. you, you, you. watch the movie saturday november

in elmay mono, people ran to the body moments april he was shot and killed. others ran to escape the blaze of tear gas. province is 122 kilometers south of cairo, one man was killed and a number of people were injured and arrested. the government said police came to this village to arrest suspects. when a member of the band muslim brotherhood began shooting at them and police shot and killed him. but people here have a different account. they say the government is retaliating against them for protesting in support of deposed president mohamed morsi. they say in june the government also cracked down on the village for proafting and joining what they called a terrorist group. the people who al jazeera spoke othe say dispiet the police crack down they won't be shut do. natasha guinane, al jazeera. >>> tensions between two of asia's largest economies. theirs was just one of many conversations taking place at the asia partial economic conference. >> came from a meeting on the summit's sidelines. a handshake two years in the making. china's president xi jinping and

expanded their stimulus since they unveiled it in april of last year, so this is the first time for them to up the size. it wasn't a small change. they're now going to expand the monetary base at an annual pace of about 80 trillion yen. roughly $730 billion. and this is giving investors a reason to buy. the nikkei is trading at the highest level since october 2007. the broader topix index is also surging. up 3.2%. traders are buying shares of major exporters because of the weaker yen. $1 is trading at 1.136 to 65. in new york, it was at 14. the announcement comes at a time when the federal reserve is is ending their bond buying program. traders are expecting the gap of the yield to widen. this is making the dollar more attractive to investors. in other trading, one euro is fetching 149.99 and in other markets in the asia pacific region, south korea is trading a such lower. in australia, the benchmark index is trading higher by about.01. >>> prime minister abe raised the consumption tax in april. he's now contemplating another hike. robert lynch says abe's decision could dictate the direc

cavalry division air mobile in combat operations against armed enemy in the republic of vietnam on april 10, 1969. the reconnaissance platoon was moved into a bunker complex when the lead elements begin taking concentrated fire. the command post was in danger of being overrun. with an m-16 machine gun blazing from his hip, he rushed forward and assumed a defensive position

recently the manufacturer has developed a redesigned april plaw cater that can -- april plaw cater that can target the hip and thigh area. >> the treatment is slightly longer, two hours instead of one hour. >> april plaw caters are placed on both thighs at once. it slowly decreases the temperature without burning the skin. still she says patients should know that the affects are not as immediate as competing treatments such as liposuction. >> these before and after pictures show results most often achieved with multiple treatments spaning several months. still she says the nonsurgical nature of the treatment is a draw for many patient. >> these patients can walk out of here and they will have a little numbness and tingly feeling on the thighs, but they can work out. they can go to work the next day. >>> she is hoping to see a 25% reduction in the first two months and plans to have a second treatment after that. her ultimate goal? >> pencil skirt. i love pencil skirts. i always feel i have sad bell bags -- saddle bags that is not attractive. >> a single treatment on both sides runs about

gdp shrank at 1.7% in the april to june quarter. consumer spending accounts for 60% of gdp in japan. prime minister shinzo abe has to decide whether to raise the consumption tax again next year from 8% to 10%. he says he will make his decision after looking at economic data like gdp. finance ministry officials will release preliminary figures on november 17th. >>> countries are fiercely competing to attract entrepreneurs from overseas to boost their economy. south korea started issuing a new start up visa last year to get foreign inventors to settle there. nhk world's kim chan-ju has more. >> reporter: in seoul, foreign entrepreneurs gather together at a party to share information and ideas. among them is jason lee, a korean-american who applied for and obtained a new visa so he could seek business opportunities in korea. after graduating from a university in korea, lee capitalized in his expertise in information technology to start his own business, operating a website for wedding planning. however, since he only had a tourist visa

as you know, it is april fools' day. just kidding. it's the day before april fools. booey you know what, leonard? strike two. pelton [over pa]: anyway, just reminding you to keep any april fools pranks physically safe, politically balanced and racially accessible. when in doubt, check the guidelines in our college pranks literature. guidelines for school-sanctioned pranks. hmm. reminds me of my favorite college comedy.

the government is considering taxing smaller firms too from next april.so and miyazawa also agreed on the need to lighten the tax burden on companies that give raises to their workers. >>> a government survey shows that many fish and food processing businesses in disaster-hit northeastern japan are still struggling. only one in five companies say their sales have recovered to same level as before the march 2011 earthquake and tsunami. the tohoku bureau surveyed 7,000 small and mid-sized companies. about 60% of the companies in all business sectors reported declining sales. 40% said sales have recovered or exceeded pre-disaster levels. by industry only 19.4% of the fish and food processing companies have said their sales recovered. as for the main reasons for the companies seeing a slow recovery they cited a loss of customers and a negative public perception about their product safety. >>> japanese consumers spent less on tvs, computers and other digital products in october. analysts say consumer appetite is low amid rising food prices caused by the weaker

. >>> also this hour, 36 years in jail for the captain of the ferry that capsized in april, killing more than 300 people. >>> plus the scandal that shocked ip -- india. >>> african football boss has banned morocco from the country's biggest tournament after the country refuses to host the africa cup of nations. ♪ >>> nigeria's president has normally announced he is running for reelection. goodluck jonathan was cheered by supporters in a rally in the capitol which took place just a day after students were killed in the north. the group made headlines around the world in april when they kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls who still have not been returned to their families. he addressed the abductions in his speech. >> we are equipping the arms forces, and deployed special forces this time, to engage the terrorists and [ inaudible ] war. we must protect our country. we must save our people. i will do everything humanly possible to end this violence in our nation. >> we go live now. the announcement really doesn't come as a surprise. we knew he was going to run again for president, but i gue

some in the government are saying they might postpone it until april 2017. to take advantage of another 18 months or two years of growth and olympic spending which will kick into the economy at that time. of 10% inles tax rise october of next year is not going to happen. >> what is looking better as we head into the new year? >> today's data was very bad. if you look at the results from -- companies are optimistic about their growth going forward and they are optimistic about their forecast for investment. companies cut investment in the third quarter. that is two quarters now where companies have slashed investments. the september data comes out as part of the third quarter. companies are saying they will be raising investment by the most in almost 10 years. so that is a positive sign that, even with this bad news, companies are still confident and planning to ways -- to raise wages. you look at balance sheets, massive profits in the third quarter. massive cash holdings. if they see the economy is coming back, the companies have money they can invest quickl

that's their biggest taking for the april to september period.heir operating profit was up more than 15% to $445 million. the executives said they benefited from a rise in sales of carbon fiber composite used in the body of planes. that's the latest in business. i'll leave you with a check of markets. ♪ >>> every morning investors turn their attention to asia. the tokyo market leads the way. and markets around the world follow. >> from the decisions that could change the course of an economy. >> to the companies at the forefront of change. >> up-to-the-minute market reports. >> and analysis by specialists from around the world. >> get all the latest business news and insight every day. here on "newsline." >>> an increasing number of people want their personal information and images removed from internet search results. it's known as the right to be forgotten. and yahoo! japan is poised to set new rules to allow that. sources say the firm will review its current standards for erasing search results. it now shows all results except references linki

recently the manufacturer has developed a redesigned april plaw cater that can -- april plaw cater thatcan target the hip and thigh area. >> the treatment is slightly longer, two hours instead of one hour. >> april plaw caters are placed on both thighs at once. it slowly decreases the temperature without burning the skin. still she says patients should know that the affects are not as immediate as competing treatments such as liposuction. >> these before and after pictures show results most often achieved with multiple treatments spaning several months. still she says the nonsurgical nature of the treatment is a draw for many patient. >> these patients can walk out of here and they will have a little numbness and tingly feeling on the thighs, but they can work out. they can go to work the next day. >>> she is hoping to see a 25% reduction in the first two months and plans to have a second treatment after that. her ultimate goal? >> pencil skirt. i love pencil skirts. i always feel i have sad bell bags -- saddle bags that is not attractive. >> a single treatment on both sides runs about

it's where nearly 300 schoolgirls were kidnapped in april. boko haram fighters want to establish an islamic state in northern nigeria took control of chibok on thursday. what it is the situation right now? >> reporter: chibok is now free of boko haram fighters. a few hours ago security forces alongside local vigilantes were around the area and have walked into chibok and are still there. it's still not safe according to local officials. thousands of residents fled chibok for the attack on thursday to go back. meanwhile, these internally displaced persons are living in near by towns and sivillages. they've being taken care of by officials. they say chibok is not stable as it is for them to go back. >> what is this for boko haram? is it a big loss for them and their strategy? >> reporter: it's a big loss for boko haram, and it's more like a victory for the nigerian security forces and local vigilantes. the town of chibok is important for many reasons. as you said, in april seven months ago boko haram attacked the town of chibok and took 270 gir

of 2011 and meetings in april of 2012, and in september, and meetings, in may and september, but within the department of public health and also, a meeting in, with planning in may and discussing the location and an 18 month closure period and i felt that strange is the fact that it was not measures is not answered in my request and right here is my led request, and you can see how thick it is. and i just feel that we should have been, if we had been, knowing that this permit of the agent and the closure period would probably are reopened last fall and will be the closure period and in october of 2013. and according to the planning, and when i was doing research for the ned and the letter of determination, i discovered that the department of public health had us closed december of 2012 and that would be june of this year. and so any knowledge of that would have you know, changed, our, why were they doing and it would have changed the plans, but what we were trying to do last fall or a year ago was after the call memo which was the guidance for local u.s. attorneys saying that you don't

its third similar incident since april.iguel zaragoza is charged with trespassing and stealing a vehicle. he allegedly got away, stole a truck and drove it to the other side of the airport while waiting for police. that's where officers finally arrested him. >>> back in april, a 15-year-old boy managed to scale a security fence, climb into the wheelwell of a passenger jet and survive a flight to hawaii. in august, police arrested a woman by sneaking by a security screener without a ticket. >>> tonight, flooding fears in buffalo, new york. it is part of a one-two punchç from mother nature. an early winter storm slammed the area last week, bringing nearly seven feet of snow. and now it's melting because of those warming temperatures. clues are working around the clock to move the mountains of snow. they're using heavy machinery to scoop it up by the truck load. residents are doing everything they can to clear roofs, driveways and drains to help prevent flooding. >> clearing the areas i know where the water will drain. that's

the impact of the april consumption tax hike faded. but higher prices and cooler weather in the summer made people a bit reluctant to spend money. the hike in the sales tax also dampened demand for big ticket items. housing investment plunged 6.7%. corporate capital investment shrank 0.2%. well let's see how markets reacted to the data. tokyo's major benchmark suffered its biggest one-day loss since february. the nikkei plunged below that 17,000 mark for the first time in five sessions. there you see it's down nearly 3%. 16,973. the disappointing data gave investors a chance to take profits from recent gains. a broad range of shares, particularly the exporters, saw heavy selling on the back of a stronger yen. and speaking of currencies the dollar is still under pressure against the yen. right now we're seeing it at roughly 116.24. analysts say investors have been shifting funds into the japanese currency, which they do regard as a safety asset. the falling nikkei seems to have sapped their appetite for risk. the yen is also holding pre

>> from april 1967 to april 1968, it shifted against him because of his opposition to the vietnam war. i have seen three biographers on here before. without the heavy lifting by the historians, i cannot have written a death of a king. no one has ever focused on the text. they have not focused on the last year of his life april 4, 1967 to 1968, one year to the date. what is the last year like? how does he navigate? how is america treating him? he left five years after i have a dream. he involved in the five-year period. >> into the back, you say you didn't 19 interviews for this book. which one did you learn the most? >> good question. i suspect there is nothing like talking to correct coretta scott king. i talked to coretta scott king many times. mr. hardy passed away who wrote the vietnam speech for dr. king. he believed and he said to me many times that he believed that speech beyond vietnam put a target on his back. when dr. king calls america the greatest purveyor of violence, it was a damning speech. he says about america. mr. harding dies believing he was partly responsible for

i have a camera set up here in the store and in my office across the street. >> from april 2008 to april 2011, henn records crash after crash after crash. 31 in three years. henn posts the crash videos online. >> i'm hoping that i'm putting out these videos helps at least to raise awareness, especially for people who rent trucks, because that's really the vast majority, i'd say, of the truck drivers who run their trucks into the bridge. >> over the years, that bridge has taken a beating. it's operator, the norfolk southern railroad, has even taken precautions to defend the bridge from the constant collisions. >> the railroad company has set up the crash beam to prevent damage to the structure because it's a very busy train track. they've had to previously shut down the train tracks for days on end to repair the tressel, which is very expensive. >> the city has also made an effort to prevent these crashes by posting clearance signs and installing a warning system. >> the city has set up a system to detect over-high trucks which triggers the flashing lights on top of the crash beam to aler

by april he would pledge not to yield the fruits of war. in a fascinating footnote i won't go into he would continue to push to extend the powers of war long after many of his more allegedly radical colleagues had tired of it. so what did they do to protect this war? the first thing they did was aim to protect the occupation itself. on january 8th, congressman thomas williams of pennsylvania introduced a resolution stating military force should not be withdrawn from the south. they had heard johnson was planning to meet with generals to withdraw the army from the south. they passed a resolution saying that no troops should be withdrawn. democrats denounced this as a republican takeover of the president's authority over the army, but it immediately changes policy when stanton receives it, secretary of war edwin stanton he resinds his orders to withdraw troops from florida and georgia and four days later general ulysses s. grant issues his famous orders number three which directed military command inners the former rebel states to shield offi

this was a response he sent back to my mother in april of 1968. again, it's a postcard, five cents in those day, by the way. her name is on the postcard with her address dated columbus, nebraska. -- then in columbus, nebraska. and my prolific brother writes, no salutation, just two down, ten to go. well, hell, uptight, great shape as usual, tom. [laughter] this is a march 1968 letter that i wrote, and i normally would sign my brother tom's name to it for obvious reasons. so this march 1968, march 19th, 1968 letter begins, deer, mom, mike and jim. today thomas hagel took part in his first patrol. did an outstanding job, i think. now, the significance of that is that when my brother first got to vietnam, he went up to the dmz and was assigned to then colonel george patton's 11th armored cab, the famous general patton's son who as i think we all know became a general, as well. and tom was with patton for about a month before he was transferred down to the dmz where i was with the 9th division, and we're still uncertain as to how that happened because

calculates this is if joe smith is a student in our system and he drops out in april, takes a landscaping job, comes back in october, drops out the following april, that sount counts for us as two dropouts even though it's object one person. and we have had one of these students drop out four times already and that affects the city's standing with the massachusetts department of education. so we see a lot of problems coming down the road, beyond the ones that we're dealing with that are primarily financial right now. i'm glad you all have taken a interest in this, but i'm acting in a way as a beaconor a warning that this is result of the policies that the federal government has pursued. >> does this impact prospects of economic development in lynne? and what do the government officials tell you? what words do they use wlahen y come up and say, i can't check their age, what are you doing to us? >> well, like i said, the i.c.e. officials that i have met with have told me that they're doing a really good job resettling these people, but i don't think they're really keeping track of where the

a response he sent back to my mother in april of 1968. post card, this is a five cents in those days, by the way. er name is on the post card with her address. columbus, nebraska and y prolific brother writes no salation. just two down, ten to go. hell, uptight, great shape as usual, tom. this is a march, 1968 letter i wrote and i normally tom's name my brother to it for obvious reasons. so this march, 1968, march 19, begins, dear mom, mike, and jim. pfc thomas l. hagel took part in his first bravo company 47th infantry patrol. he did an outstanding job, i think. of that is ificance that when my brother first got went up to the assigned to then colonel george patton's 11th cav, the famous general we on's son who as i think all know became a general as well. patton, was with general then colonel patton in the 11th month the dmz for about a before he was transferred down to the dmz where i was in the ninth division. uncertain as to how that happened because the army is so coordinating everything. and we suspected we'd never see each other i

starting next april. they're banking on big companies that lose money to help them do it. executives at those firms enjoy special tax breaks. government officials plan to scale those benefits back. they'll also increase taxes on dividends from shares. some people in japan's rug party say the plan doesn't go far enough. lawmakers will resume talks on tax reform after the lower house election scheduled for december. separately, prime minister abe says he will postpone a consumption tax hike. officials in japan plan to raise the tax next october from 8% to 10% abe wants to push the hike back to april 2017. critics say the decision shows that abe's economic policies, abenomics, are failing. we spoke earlier with daniel so. he is a strategist at cmb international securities in hong kong. he talked about the merits and demerits of delaying the tax hike. >> merits are it certainly helps domestic consumption in this economic recession, and it also buys time for the government to carry out structural reform. but the biggest risk is it may hurt the market's confidence in the governm

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