"caught on camera presents "inside the box." >>> austin, texas. august 26, 2005. >> i've never been in a situation like this before. >> i hope that this is the only time you ever go through it. >> i want to go home, believe you me, you guys, model citizen when i walk out of here seriously. i'm not even making jokes. >> university of texas undergrad laura ashley hall assures detectives she knows little about the murder and dismemberment of jennifer kab, her 21-year-old romantic rival. >> i don't want you to tell me anything that's not true. i don't need that. >> i'm not willing to lie. >> it's one of the monitor rooms in the austin police department. i was watching the interview. in nearly ten years i've been a homicide detective with the austin police department, i don't know that i've come across another individual that's been as vile or intent in distorting the truth with laura ashley hall. >> i disagree with the detectives. i respect them but they're wrong. >> he finds deep problems with the process in general. >> the entire thing is designed t

we talked to the austin police department. they say there is a lot more to this video that wasn't included in this cut. they have tha vid us. they say they are in the middle of the investigation. no arrests or charges have been levied yet, but austin police feel they are going to wrap this up in a matter of days. >>> yo, it's ready. >> look at this. >> this is crazy. >> ladies, i'll tell you this video comes with a disclaimer. it looks and sounds a lot worse than it was. >> look at this. >> [ bleep ] ready to explode. >> it's still pretty scary. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> holy [ bleep ] -- >> it was shot by matt russo he posted it to his facebook page that's a tractor-trailer fire in johnson, pennsylvania, apparently the engine caught fire on this thing even though the driver says he shut the engine off and went inside and came out with the fire raging and you hear the explosion and you hear the guys freak out that are recording this. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god. >> their reaction is a little bit

punish any attempt of unjustified price increases nevertheless their facts of price increases in austin now i read that the retailers rose the prices for our milk on the dj however the wholesale supplier says that there was no rise in prices. it is less well go check out our retailers agreed to restrain crude prices for basic food representatives from more than twenty markets in supermarkets have signed a memorandum of cooperation with local officials according to the specialist urban warehouse is contained basic products that will be enough for about six weeks he's a flour products sugar heat oil in others. in addition there will be three thousand tonnes of potatoes onions and carrots in the city. i don't call truth is we organize for local residents of the weekend where people will be able to buy grocery items at low prices. now special commissions composed of local officials prosecutors representatives of emergency departments and employees of siena taken after the logical inspectorate operates can now be carefully monitor the stability of prices in check the market outlets two times

we we had a couple leaders, austin dillon was the pole sitter.ringing back the daytona 500 since the first time dale earnhardt did it seven years ago. kyle larson in the 42 car having trouble getting into the wall. not one, but twice early, and matt kenseth with pit problems. >> yeah, he spun the car around, they were able to service it and turn it around. >> a very stout car. he had to go to the back up car and things went back to worse. they left an oil pump belt bolt. >> the red flag came out through the rain delay. they drove the track patiently. fans and crew ready to finish this up. here is our daytona 500 summary. you see cars on the lead lap, and that rain delay making everybody anxious. let's see how kyle busch feels. >> we were just talking about how you drove from the back to the front, are you pretty confident in your race car even with different track conditions? >> yeah, we screwed some things up for the dual race that night, which would be our only test session essentially. but we got that fixed and we have a great camry this weeke

i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit?look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm saying? >> i don't do no kind of drugs. >> then i'll work with you. how much time you got? >> 70 years. >> damn. what kind of crime did you commit? >> robbery. >> home invasion? >> uh-huh. >> they don't want you doing that, man. that's a dangerous thing, man. you go to somebody's house. >> yep. >> you can't do that, partner. you understand what i'm talking about? austin, what you want to do? there's a lot of opportunities you can do while you're here. you get your high school education? >> yeah. >> and you wasted that? how old are you? >> 18. >> 18? you come right out of high school, and you go commit a crime. >> uh-huh. >> why? what you doing? >> just wild. ju

he comes to austin, friends john edwards cancer at a golf course outside of austin.he gunned him down as cold legend brought a lead in front of witnesses. he flees. one is apprehended minutes later because he had virginia license plate by boston police county josie rusty knot so you can arrest me. i have to get back to washington. i work for senator john. that affidavits in my book. he's charged with first-degree murder. he's built up by the largest financial contributors. he's defended by john cofer, lyndon johnson's personal attorney. johnson is in a hotel room waiting for word and malcolm wallace's convict to the first-degree murder. whereupon the judge, give him a five-year sentence in a box set of the court a free man. i checked in 1952 every other person convicted of first-degree murder in texas went to the electric chair. but instead, wallace went to work immediately for a company called camco. a defense contract are owned by a man named hd burdens come a major financial donor of lyndon johnson is the man who owns the texas school book depository. malcolm wall

for the agree just crime of crossing the street as part of a court needed crackdown on jaywalkers austin police stopped at least twenty people last week for not waiting their turn to walk as it merely issuing the woman a warning or even a ticket please put her. in handcuffs and arrested her because she didn't have an id one concern witness film the whole thing in the video shows cops corralling her into a police car furthermore according to the witness the woman cried out that she would take the ticket and that she didn't do anything wrong but the story doesn't end there because austin's police chief just had to get a word in about the incident and defend the officer's actions by noting that at least they're not sexual assault yes also the police chief. said quote and other cities there's cops who are actually committing sexual assault on duty so i think that this is what passes for a controversy in austin texas well i guess it's true that everything's bigger in texas including the mouths and utter ignorance of their police chiefs moving further west to hot or in california where death m

police in austin are cracking down. it was a jay walker. they're cracking down ... >> let him flail for another few minutes. >> a woman was jogging last week when she crossed against the light... a police officer yelled for her to stop, but she kept running. so she was grabbed on a sidewalk. >> it's a controversy in austin tx that we had to touch somebody and say the police are trying to get your attention. other city cops are actually committing sexual assault on duty. i thank god this is a controversy in austin texas. >> the police chief says his remarks were poorly chosen... but he says austin will continue to get tough on jaywalkers, because the law is the law. >> they have a lot of jail walker's down there? >> i am so loss. can we read that story again? here is the story. in know sometimes you a story and something happens in the middle? as long as the photographer is rolling you just keep going. let's take a look at what happened. >> and think we just made that he's right there. >> this is a story we were doing about the deaf and he's

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from the 18th annual texas book festival in austin, kate galbrath discuss the wind power industry in texas and their book the great texas wind rushed. this is about 45 minutes. >> hello and welcome to the texas book festival discussion of the great texas wind rush how george bush, ann richards and a bunch of tinkerers helped win the race to win the power. with authors kate galbraith and asher price. my name is hillary olson and i will be moderating the discussion this afternoon. ayman geologist at texas austin and before we start i want to say a few words about the festival although the mission of the festival was to celebrate books and authors i want to emphasize that it also benefits texas public libraries and literacy across the state. proceeds from the sale of all books and merchandise benefit these efforts and since 1995, the festival has contributed more than $2.5 million to libraries throughout the state. you can participate in the work through purchasing this dhaka at festival today. so, 15 minutes after the end of the session, the authors will sign their books on congress av

it's kind of interesting for a conference in austin texas lord there's a controversy in austin texas that we actually have. to talk somebody by the arm and tell him all my goodness most police are trying to get your attention or another should use capture actually committing sexual assault on duty. this is what passes for a controversial actions so as you can imagine chief asa vettel took a lot of heat for bringing up police sexual assault cases as a comparison to this case a time when it's pettiness he quickly issued an apology saying in hindsight i believe the comparison was a poor analogy and for the us i apologize so it looks like the police chief also vettel smelters doing all the running this time around anyway well boom bust is up next on our team aaron a joins me now with a quick preview erin what have you got for us thank you meghan coming up on boom bust today we have drug casey of the casey institute i sat down with him earlier today to discuss all things that global economics and economic policy then ed harrison he's back in studio today live in today's big deal where we'

each of these guitar players all playing a different part of a song that austin has written for maliae he comes. ♪ i mean, you can't write this stuff. it's perfect. eventually gets down on one knee and you know what's coming. ♪ she said yes >> awesome stuff. we've got austin and malia joining us "right this minute" from monrovia, california, congratulations, congratulations. >> thanks, guys. >> malia, did you know what the heck was going on when you got off escalator? >> i had no idea and it was funny to see our friend ian there and i heard the song and i saw a couple friends filming and i thought, oh, my gosh. >> when you got to the second guitarist, did you start to figure it out. >> once i realized what was happening each new person i was expecting it to be him and it just got bigger and bigger and bigger. >> austin, why did you choose l.a.x.? it's not the most romantic setting. >> no, it's because we've been long distance for so long, we've spent a lot of times in airports. it's a very significant place for our relationship. >> because we know you have skills as a songwriter, we'r

signed by six organizations on tuesday not to knock their seminal causing a real estate fund the austin also accompany the eco don't cause aggression consortium the incentive for modernization and development of housing eurasian aston university named after allen whom we love and copics then comes ongoing construction the parties intend to cooperate in the implementation of innovative energy efficient environmentally friendly technologies as boston scientific research. for example in the lascivious institute of the physics named after the scoop in line saying whoa said the scientific expertise in this year with domestic experts. mumbai. research work will be carried out on the basis of the region national university names of the old glove. we also plan implementation of pickle houses which will be realized for the development of a dual system of education. all decisions in the framework of the number of them will be implemented. all projects will be certified for the compliance with international environmental standards. according to watson a famous pianist and music teacher valerie get

signed by six organizations on tuesday not to knock their seminal causing a real estate fund the austin also accompany the eco don't cause aggression consortium the incentive for modernization and development of housing eurasian aston university named after allen whom we love and kazakhstan comes on green construction the parties intend to cooperate in the implementation of innovative energy efficient environmentally friendly technologies as boston scientific research. for example in the lascivious institute of physics named after the scoop in line saying whoa said the scientific expertise in this year with domestic experts. mumbai. research work will be carried out on the bases of the region national university names of the old glove. we also plan implementation of pickle houses which will be realized for the development of a dual system of education. all decisions in the framework of the memorandum will be implemented. all projects will be certified for the compliance with international environmental standards. according to watson a famous pianist and music teacher valerie gets its ke

import goods and services agency will take anti monopoly measures passenger transportation and air austin to announce that the terrorists will remain unchanged evaluate or not fluctuate the cost of rail and air trips in the future use when the reduced the price for certain really directions their os that i announce that in the nearest future the fares on domestic routes when the chain swiss justice and international flights. they are when you need to adjust to the mama to seven to ten percent of flights to moscow in this table from ahmad in austin not the same fears the airline is also considering austerity measures to keep prices stable. you standing up for them the video. we're considering new ways of cutting costs. we have started negotiations with lessons this year we expect sixteen aircraft. we might have to refuse when the two aircraft losses started negotiations with losses to reduce the leasing cost of doing it though. the speedy do what cities are they kidding it's the knee the us for the forty you all so stupid it was the result was also a component passenger transportation shoo

representatives of over forty leading companies and economic organizations of france arrived in austin on to take part in the meaning of the cars and french business council. many of them are already working in our country on a joint investment project twenty seven percent of our brand new players are just now discovering context and as a business partner among them is for example gotham a company which is the leading european manufactured fiber optic cables and situation it works only with china i mean. trescothick centers in the market we came in to start a joint investment project by accounting business partner to establish a joint venture on course to share our experience technologies and know all that we have successfully used in europe for over eighty years or even those who do. what are the ones that exist. go crazy surely among the strategic economic partners by the end of two thousand thirteen again become the fifth among the leading trading partners and the trade within this country exceeded six million us dollars every year we hold a meeting of the business council or any go

now to be seo companies only five hundred km away from soft cheeses ctu know very well at the austin festival was so cheap the ideal city to host the winter olympics the question when was it ideal for us. for georgia for school. because it's really close to as the two hour you'll find reviews of cars in. and second team was winning hearts. of course take the decision to say no team to a sono athletes selected to participate in which olympic games. your athletes are taking part in the olympics but why do you like such a decision. well ok so we thought that she knew we should separate sports from the politics and we said it's not. well i think you know they shouldn't suffer from this. and with that. although it's hard for standardization. but now we should send them. and we didn't. and when boycotts the social and a nice box none of the governmental officials are going there regarding the threat of terror attacks during the olympic games. have you been called racing at with your life the rack. we made it very clear when we announced publicly. that would do would be happy to cooperate.

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i'm the first tour of austin on ballet young ballet troupe beginning with them and forced the valley team was presented last summer in context and by that time they've managed to impress the viewers in china and in europe. our team means to perform such a ballet that would preserve and promote our national culture the concert national dance of ideas to show our national features as a woman steam. we try to show our tenderness and our feminineide. it's so importantit years eorschool nam after cits deal o the austin the ballet troupe hoheest ballet dancers not a word but the leading domestic and foreign choreographers. last year. i know this is the first touring cars extent it is very exciting. we were very afraid but when the audience begin to apply this it was impressive and we weren't buying very much. it was less than that. the young ballet troupe is going to visit the monkey suit made of the residents of other cities of context and what my lyrical moods of the charming ballet dancers. the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out thatee got kate said. and the national bank h

steve burns is standing by with austin dylan. >> thanks very much, chris. i'm curious, when the race started you dropped back a little bit, and i heard your spotter say just kind of experiment a little bit, get settled in. did you feel like you got comfortable? >> i did. you know, we've had good time, trying to buy our time. got a little hairy after the last caution and once everybody gets out of their motor homes and everybody gets out and dry, it will get hopefully settled down. a good race so far. want to keep it up there. >> austin, this race we would have end it had about 4:30, 5:00. during the day if we get back going it's going to be a lot cooler. the track will be different because the rain would have regard a lot of the stuff off the track. what are your thoughts about changing conditions and going back racing tonight? >> well, i think it will help handling the car. don't have to worry about it much. the car handling well. for me i'm ready to get back out there. the car held well in the daylight. i don't know if it will change much from cooling dow

of the planes will certainly drive the country forward supporting expo two thousand seventeen in austin i will facilitate the achievement of stated goals morning. it was just leaving. we believe that this message is very timely accurate and very important our organization represents the interest of typical family businesses that form the backbone of the german economy we are already thinking about the future aspects of cooperation cannot see any unwanted pet peeves in an instant boost of kazakhstan bed rest of the sultan is a bike is in court not only for kazakhstan but also for the partner countries in particular for germany as it contains important priorities and guidelines for the for the development of the state i hope that the german economy is able to generate projects for cooperation with copics then in the field of development of green economy and the processing industry in agriculture and engineering the senior command personnel of domestic ships will consist only of its citizens. since this year maritime academy and that opened recently will emanate the shortage of qualified p

in austin, plans have been slowed down by at&t.hey are saying, you cannot run your fiber of our telephone poles. we were here first. when were talking about this potential comcast-time warner -- just ase comcast google fiber has announced the rollout, comcast has increased the speed it is giving. they have lowered their cost just in the month. the competitive atmosphere is keenly being felt not just by comcast but by at&t and verizon. directv dish, we talked to some people who said they are getting pitches from all these companies is incognize the consumer play. it's hard to compete with the optical fiber speed. copper wires cannot match those speeds. it is part of google's business plan to benefit from the things they are really good at, which is understanding how networks work. they have already paid for that data usage. it's a clever use of their skill set and unused capacity. >> comcast may be trying to increase speed but they cannot get close to a gigabit, right? doesn't their service cap out at 20 megabits? they depends which

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york we have he is an associate editor at reason twenty four seven and in washington we cross to austin peterson he is the c.e.o. of stone gate in editor of the libertarian republican dot com hi gentlemen crosstalk rules and if that means you can jump in anytime you want clive you know i think over the last few days celebrating and remembering the startup of facebook we all know a lot about its accomplishments in the end there are many of them in a couple of stumbles here but it will go into your crystal ball for me can they repeat the same thing during the next the course of the next decade. you know i don't think they're ever going to be as big as they were maybe a year or two ago they're sort of they're almost like a utility for the internet now everyone sort of has to use it to get certain things done you know party organizing whatnot but i don't think people find it an exciting thing to use anymore it's not fresh and new all the the action is starting to move over to these chat services like snap chat or what's app or what not that's where kids are going these days so i think it so

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now, a fella, austin, we will talk about him and jim barnet. could not have a better guy in studio than him talking about the all-star game and what to look for in the 2nd half. and this fella, austin dylan, nobody heard of, his car he is driving is more popular than he is. he has the pole for next sunday's daytona 500. he is the grandson of richard childress "60 minutes" is next. good night. ,,,, ,,,,,,,, anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. captioning funded by cbs and ford >> the russian regime is a criminal regime. we are dealing with a nuclear country run by a

>> guest: i live in texas on a hill overlooking the city of austin. i live about two miles down the road from lady bird johnson, whom i worked for in washington and who is a close dear friend and who incidentally was the first one to call and say, "bring the kids over for dinner." she does that quite frequently. one time she called and i said, "i'm cooking hot dogs." she said, "i haven't had a hot dog in a long time." she came over to have dinner. i think that we try to talk about history a lot in front of these kids. she had just gotten back from the reagan library dedication and had conversations with former presidents and first ladies, and she really tried to give something of that to these children. that is really what you can do if you are an aging surrogate. i think we have a lot history to share that they miss. who else is to give it? c-span: where are these three kids today? >> guest: today liz, the oldest, is in new york city in park college. it's called the school of visual arts. she works half time at a video store, and she's got a hillary

it's 2-0 and on the power play austin shownfell, austin powers, wooten 5-1. we had a little bit of everything out there tonight and i told you you'd make it. >>> 50 years ago today four 20 something's from liverpool landed in the u.s. and changed music forever. those guys were the beatles, john, paul, george and ringo. they made their debut on the ed sullivan show. two days later they played at the d.c. coliseum. join us sunday night at 8:00 for the beatles, the night that changed america. of course, paul and ringo will be joined together with special guest performances including alicia keys, john legend, john mayer, stevie wonder and even ferrell williams. >> i just saw him on the opening ceremonies of the olympics. he was there. >> i didn't see him. >> that's because you didn't see the special wusa9 exclusive footage of the olympics. so here you go. we'll close out with that. you have a nice night. >> you're welcome, everybody. >> exactly. >>> welcome. north korean dictator, ferrell and daf punk and last the south african sign language interpreter. can you

had been hit on the anemic and coming eighteenth the one in ts of the society of a change in his austin month went into hiding. apart from providing relief to the time is asked of the society of the sets up the many gaps especially due to the knesset committee that the cds on scott's society has meant many existing medicines are binding on subsidized rates. their logo and two thousand and ten. a young afghan businessman deterrence afghanistan from the uk with a mission to create afghanistan's first ever rugby federation. i saw the pope american in the inerrancy and that physical activity in this the big game. i have really liked it and the wii that the sun and a bit of physics is involved in this game. i say i thought that this the image in a handful of physical game would be a part that makes fun of gas on people. often the key issues of the situation they faced the challenge of stopping players in the complete with rugby haven't even been made oliver afghan athletes learn the look of the few sports that means is that i'd be down on the difference then was that like five people and the

from austin texas, mark schroder. director of a geopolitical intelligence firm.enior fellow at the brookings institution's calf grow initiative. mark schroder let me start with you. how much of the current problem in the central african republic has to do with the fact that this was already a long, troubled place? >> well, that's exactly right. if we look at the history of the central african republic, it has been one of insecurity, rebellions, going back decades. even if we look at this most immediate episode of violence and rebellions, we have to take it back at least to 2003 when the previous president came to power himself through all coup. he was overthrown almost a year ago, march last year, and the country has continued to deteriorate and struggle while trying to manage its own security gains. >> ambassador sanders, we saw foreign troops on the ground there, african union and france. but there has to be peace to keep in the first, doesn't there? more troops won't necessarily cure what also the country now, will? >> you have to break it down in to two areas

just isn't a street all day but it could downtown austin black large brown you can still sidewalk can still break can't close the street you can just use a plantation. for years officials turned a blind eye to skip out in two thousand and six the chaos finally caught the city's attention fifteen new police officers were deployed to an area less than one square mile in size. the safer city soonish it cost the city of los angeles six million dollars in its first year alone. they say for surveys initiative that was launched on september two thousand and six and on the drawing board since two thousand and two it was originally called the homeless reduction strategy that was launched with a vengeance and september. from two thousand and six there was an effort that was really chartered by mayor ever grosser chief bratton knows a comprehensive approach to skid row. there were going to be two problems there was going to be a serious crackdown on what was called serious crime in skid row and there was to be a big expansion of services. well one of those things happened and the other one didn'

upon entering the community the next round of talks on pc will be held in austin on less than a month anyone who says they will just say it's not as good a view to london with a draft agreement consist of two parts the institutional and functional. we have many problems with the functional component our experts worked on these projects during two years. consider the main issues related to agriculture industrial policy and technical regulation as well as access to services and after monopolies. we made a huge step towards achieving our goals. it is clear that we have been seeing progress but there's still some issues that should be considered more carefully adjusted to the reunion villages was a noble cause. the chairman of the set of comics and cousin joe mar tok ayah who heads the context in parliament delegation in the osce parliamentary assembly received a deputy of the french national assembly the osc epa special representative for centuries to carry money on the distinguished guests pointed out the successful chairmanship of context and in the oecd in two thousand ten in the inte

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. >> her story was forged a long way from the austin state capitol.and at the age of 18 found herself pregnant and married. by 19, she was getting divorced and living in a mobile home park. her only struggle, she said, have formed everything in both her political and personal life. >> kind of the running story of all of this was that the entire time she was working to get her law degree she was struggling as a mother to raise her children as as well as get her law degree. but the fact of the matter is, she was up in boston alone and the family was down here. after she finished her law degree and the final payment was made on her tuition up there by her husband, apparently she filed for divorce. the right wing side of the national media and the commentators who are making so much of it. as long as they can keep it alive, it's a problem for wendy davis. >> she a leftist, and, therefore, there is fraud and deceit woven through her life story which has been discovered now has some issues. >> she was a teen mom. that is indisputable. and she was imagine it

it's two years for graduates of the cord epic school named after cities deal to get into the austin the ballet troupe as a result the director chose the best ballet dancers now they were the leading domestic and foreign choreographers. last year this is the first touring cars extent it is very exciting. we were very afraid but when the audience begin to apply this he was impressive and we were inspired very much. it was less than that. the young ballet troupe is going to visit the monkey suit made of the residents of other cities of context and what my lyrical moods of the charming ballet dancers. the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said. schools has begun implementing new technologies and its tv screens with examples is the no bid to protect mobile post and mail carriers now with the help of smart devices can accept payment of taxes utilities and mobile services in the most important on it to predict that allows employees of the spoils. upon delivery of packages tradition the signature of the client in the future operations within the division expec

is is europe in a recovery or not yanis varoufakis a professor of economics at the university of austin at the university of texas at austin and an expert on european sovereign debt and the european sovereign debt crisis is here to discuss now ya just last time we spoke it was back in january seems like so long ago but only a couple weeks ago and you were very pessimistic about the eurozone since that time we've seen a lot of figures pointing to growth of both in the eurozone as a whole and greece specifically would you know quite a bit about now are you more optimistic as a result of these figures coming out or are you staying the same still pessimism. if you look at the figures she will realize that the right is going on in europe. or wishful thinking or the reality. of the goods numbers exactly. the heart of the eurozone is stuck in a rut we have absolutely no genuine growth every will you not get. a smidgen of a modicum of good was in germany but nevertheless. it's extremely low by world standards and you you know the depths to which production had to fall in the last five years we'

the new dollar rate on the economy had briefing in the social communication service on tuesday in austin according to barker itself out of the government would take all measures to control inflation any given cord or not higher than seven percent this implies close work with monopolistic the stairs are being kept under control as was the responsibility of local government for control prices and availability of crude reserves the school as it is known pension benefits for increased by nine percentage gainer with first this year. this was done taking into account the average value of inflation which is incorporated in the draft budget seven percent. all the other social benefits were increased by the amount of inflation core door by seven percent has taken into account the work of the national bank in the government on ensuring an acceptable level of inflation this is being leveled up by the growth of social benefits which is provided in the budget in general there's no negative effect on the financial stability months and still has some really cool. these. this beautiful means testing in