for instance eighty six percent of company. mnc company treats for it to give lawmakers a better understanding of the ministry's mission. mr tennent the lead of the bear's heart as if involved dad. the government has increased investment in creative composite products to promote the integration of information technology with conventional industries such as agriculture and tourism the ministry said it would inject some ninety four million us dollars in a total of thirty creative economy projects this year a sharp increase from the eighteen million dollars invested last year. the pundits are part of the piping administration's vision for a creative economy which seeks new and inventive business opportunities and more jobs by using information technology and other industries. just last week a special all went into effect that creates a new commission that will oversee policies on the information communication and technology sectors the ministry said the new commission will function improved efficiency in policy making by seeking f

war two eighty years before that was a crash eight hundred fifty six or eighty years before that was the crash in seventy eight seventy followed by the by the revolutionary war eighty years before that there was another crash eighty years before that there was the crash that followed by the war of the roses i mean tractors all are back to the fourteenth century but that's not the principal promise the principal one is that this crash that i'm predicting for twenty sixteen actually started in two thousand and six two thousand and seven it hit us in two thousand and eight and instead of resolving the problems that a stop in the stupid what we did was we threw baling wire and bubblegum at it and obama is trying to inflate the bubble right now and the whole thing off and the reason i pick two thousand and sixteen is i think obama's doing the same thing that bush was doing bush saw this coming in two thousand and six and said ok we're going to try to hold this off until after november he wasn't able to hit before that and so a that's my analysis and some of the book you don't know and b.

and on that note let's end with friday's katie lx it first ttc takes downtown psalm eighty four to eighty three in a close one but now we go on to the game of the night it's the third and fourth place teams the lg seekers and people and elephants battling melting glass ltd with thirty in the first before going into the half up twenty one points second half team and can't buy a puppy knows he's with the date mentioned in the team high sixteen points as esteemed wednesday eighty six to beat the night. and that does it for me here to sportscenter this has been stated check check back at midnight for the latest in the world of sports. i am the other mild winter day here in seoul but some regions are seeing snow at this hour. for more let's go over a cartoon book down at the weather center. again what's the latest in a nissan and c had the time wondering how people feel provinces under heavy snowfall advisories and self by old for twenty centimeters of snow has fallen in this city of kunming in the window and more snow is to come through tomorrow. over sixty centimeters of snow will fall on th

talk about that new oxfam study that recently came out that shows how eighty five people control their quote in the bottom half of the world's wealth what's your response to people who say that we just have to remove those eighty five people. well it's a system of corporate power which is not necessarily driven by individuals so much as driven by corporate interests exxon mobil citibank goldman sachs so you can arrest and imprison the head of goldman sachs lloyd blankfein which is where he belongs but somebody will take his place. what has to happen is that we have to break the back of corporate power which is now global. and break the logic whereby everything is about profit that nothing has. any value beyond its monetary value that's an extremely dangerous moment for any society to live in because when nothing as an intrinsic value whether that's water air or. human in human beings then the ruthlessness of those corporate forces mean that you will squeeze every ounce of attentional profit i mean everything becomes a commodity and you squeeze those commodities until there's nothing le

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are blessed to stay away from the first round of inter korean family of reviewing its a title of eighty two family members and it's doubtful be heading to north korea's man could have restored the thirsty morning to meet their loved ones for the first time in six decades six ecr korea stickers eating quinoa keen and that begins her expensive olympic gold in the short program later tonight. demonstrators filled the streets of kiev again one day after that deadly stay at the anti government protests in that picture cancer community voice is great concerts and calls for immediate talks with the opposition the stories and more in the next stop on time meters welcome to primetime year sets wednesday factory nineteen here in korea a line from small and watch and cheer him and then you can think of for twenty years southern north korea was uber unions for the peninsula's war torn families on thursday the first time in more than three years and on wednesday at the landmark event dozens of elderly south koreans gathered near the inter korean border to ready themselves for a meeting he had been w

but more than two hundred eighty five chapters in the music and more. i thought santa was fine piano in sochi and ten on a thursday evening here in seoul. canadian tour of europe in korea and hello to those of you were watching from around the world to boxing fights and his life and soul mind if he can send a note and thank you for joining us in a very hearty hello and welcome to those of you watching us for the first time through directv america's number one satellite tv provider that this is a special evening for those of us here in height and tv as we are around to announce that starting today at the mtv will be available on directv and channel number twenty nine e five two o nine times. for more on this exciting d view claudia ninety be joining us this hour from the united states has a very familiar name and face showman who is standing by her studio in los angeles no they shun tell us more about this momentous occasion why guys starting today many directv customers in the united states may be happy to see heidi and tv in their channel lineup the di

do you keep acting the bcp and eighty day two as possible. she toots and watching this and that just eats beans. the other day lower the blood of the mandate of the people who need that also this sequence is made. he is. hee hee. not visible is the one nobody seems to result in indy the is wanted by the time announces he and his outstanding. also on the wall i know that not the point and experiences and stories many of whom did the stupid not to expand its influence tv spots. the edge. the two was inside the gym this evening before we compute the top stories thoughts again. i tried to get the spots on white objects fall into militant strongholds. and yet still talk sports on hole into more still see don t get antsy i was all it is not believing in santa. on tonight's edition is your seeds and tomato can. cause friends stephanie watching tonight from paris the headlines this evening kiev resembles a war zone. this evening and several thousand protesters have been killed by snipers and find nice firing live rounds throughout the day sixty seven

it's funny there are approximately over two hundred eighty million licensed firearms in the united states of america female owner seemed to be more and more common today one in five americans own at least one firearm a phenomenon which didn't exist thirty years ago. and i'm not a girl that's for all begun to joe we have a few pieces but i don't wear a lot of it and that what we do together as a family is collect cans and target shade. the right to carry a gun is supported by the second amendment of the constitution established in seventeen ninety one by james madison after the war of independence. free circulation of guns was one of the first flows put in place by the revolutionaries . even if the time of war has ended for many americans carrying a firearm remains an inalienable right as important as freedom of religion or expression. they carry out on time. and much the same problem or at a time. paradoxically while crime levels have lowered since two thousand and five the sale of guns keeps on rising. the subject of vides american society with the pro arms on one side and the anti arms

to make it on the investment co the most polluting the nineteen eighty the seoul games in nineteen eighty eight opened the way from south korea to normalize relations with the commoners countries. they have not recognize the cells of the country at the time of the olympics time experts say putin is using these olympics as an opportunity to showcase to other world leaders who share his thing. he knows the real one to install it in connection with blue whale craig enmity as they spoke loopy shows the new media people as well as one reads this. good tool which is focused on security ensuring that people did it in sochi will be protected from any potential terrorists. sochi will also be an important chance to prove they can deliver on their promise the games will be open to everyone. trundle title in hq world. people in japan have been marking what they see as a key event in their history they're remembering the day in eighteen fifty five when their countries signed a treaty with russia recognizing their right to the northern territories russia now controls the four islands. japan claims them

more than hundred including many foreign religions have been key in the eighties track so far. the decision was some panic among the incidence of aziz khan who is a major offensive in the province the other end of the kiss it given this to death. i did of the edited it into canadian ligament in the last two weeks. he said the burnett. the other these days but since then she had to leave on all his belongings behind and sees his life the trip. so did the front so they are about to flip side to the outhouse given us the pride of man the mind the appointees on the scene begins on costs were there to meet the team you can support you whiners the one hand on him as the shin on the mutual has fallen off the spit up before you knew the dean's august nor was the son has insisted on the fifteenth when yuki season for two days here in the country. bodies in india have announced an alliance yep all what is known as the cut jobs for the upcoming tim in the elections the following nation is an ambitious attempt to keep the country's two major parties' come with. i've taken it upon the octav

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whole the bank was set a new cord or fluctuations and tangy gets the us currency at one hundred and eighty five team cheaper dollar plus or minus three team he said the chairman of the national bank of the republic according to guide us don't get them. the need to restore the external competitiveness of the cd exchange rate trade balance of context and economy in the support of domestic producers request changes in the monetary policy of the country's main financial institution to my bind it with me. an estimate of kazakhstan have decided today to stop maintaining that each team trade at the same level starting february eleven which yesterday was a hundred and fifty six point six. as you remember in this regard we believe that the equilibrium rate of that same day as a new exchange rate of about one hundred eighty five td for dollar. i want to repeat that the new rate is one hundred and eighty five team cheaper dollar to avoid instability in the financial market the dash that makes any fluctuation quarter or a td against the us dollar at a hundred and eighty five singapore dollar plus or m

it finds it nearly eighty five percent of the presidential the president's judicial nominees have been either corporate attorneys or prosecutors at some point their careers so the report highlights the fact that seventy one percent of president obama's district court nominees have worked primarily with corporate and business clients while seventy three percent of the president's circuit court nominees have worked in the corporate world citing the report and the corporate takeover of america's judicial bench as senator elizabeth warren called on president obama yesterday to nominate fewer judges who work for corporate interests and more judges who have public interest backgrounds at an event sponsored by the alliance for justice warren said that power is becoming more and more concentrated on one side well financed corporate interests line up to fight for their own privileges and resist any change that would limit corporate excess she added that it's unsurprising that the president and a majority of the senate gravitated to nominating corporate lawyers so that most conservative senators

by the nineteen eighties dr it was a cultural icon appearing on tv writing. most recently she's been the subject of a non probably snow. in eight years to life in your kids driving nearly two million live in the city and suburbs that's one third of america's jewish population now estimated that six million. the latest pew research center study on american the jewish pride is running high. ninety four percent of respondents said they are proud of their heritage. there is orthodox conservative reform. she now sits on a can of apple juice orange juice salt and . it's that it doesn't end here it's unbelievable. that diversity can lend itself to a lot of creativity and vibrant. the last ipcc represents the diversity of the community. the eight storey building with the tampa theater and two pools offers a range of activities for young and old religious and secular. twenty five hundred people walk into this building every day. if anything they're coming to swim and were trying to account for nursery school or work out great and were taking plants but with the find.

whole the bank was set a new cord or fluctuations and tangy gets the us currency at one hundred and eighty five singapura dollar plus or minus three team he said the chairman of the national bank of the republic according to guide us don't get them. the need to restore the external competitiveness of the cd exchange rate trade balance of context and economy in the support of domestic producers request changes in the monetary policy of the country's main financial institution to my bind it with me. the national bank of kazakhstan have decided today to stop maintaining that a good steam tray at the same level starting february eleven which yesterday was a hundred and fifty six point six. as you remember in this regard we believe that the equilibrium rate of that cd as a new exchange rate of about one hundred eighty five t deeper dollar. i want to repeat that the new rate is one hundred and eighty five team cheaper dollar to avoid instability in the financial market the dash that makes any fluctuation quarter or a td against the us dollar at a hundred and eighty five singapore dollar plus or

seven and look at the panic in one thousand nine hundred eighty when they bailed out long-term capital and created the great moral hazard and the speculative final blow off of dot com and then greenspan panicked again put the interest rates down to zero or one percent said we have your back the so-called greenspan put then we got the housing bubble in the credit bubble in the wall street bubble and then the mill down into us eight and then they imply that they don't they didn't know where it came from but they were going to do even more when bernanke he opened up the monetary spigots and drove the fed's balance sheet as you know from nine hundred billion on the eve of the breakdown or of the lehman bankruptcy to pushing four and a half trillion before they finish tapering and frankly they're likely to keep on going beyond that so that's the heart of the problem when you have these massive cycles of asset inflation sooner or later they collapse it creates panic go throughout the economy activity freezes up comes to a halt and you start all over again the main street economy since two th

if they rule in favor of the today would be eighty six so there's only a three percent of margin of fourteen or seventeen percent being the grand plans three percent three percent difference when eighty three and the thirteen or the i can't do math that fast but the the rest of the above eighty thousand above eighty six that is the there would be most of the power plants that they don't go after because their grandfather did it. because this only deals with the us is only has to do about knew how strong our plants or good or extensions of existing ones are so so so back in two thousand and seven in two thousand and seven when this was argued it was a five four decision the swing vote was justice kennedy probably but it was five four there are four no votes on a case are still on the court thomas scalia alito and chief justice john roberts so the four nos before we said no d.p.a. shouldn't regulate greenhouse gas emissions are still there so we have to get all the rest of the five kennedy was there ginsburg was there prior since then souter and john paul stevens have retired they wer

this shows that eighty eight three with a book by its completion. all three. to enter or to the call for the best we could then take the appropriate that they contain eighty seven. i hear static that kinky legal put retreating in the top priority. in france at eight i have not been. since we went to china last march in quantities of products for drinking and steal eight seven and nine human cases have been deported the firstly though comes from charles i who got caught plaintiffs and ninety thousand twelve days of road between the board. on top of my shoes total number of eighty five helpings the link in the property of the employment market over the hump and into the ministry of labour into it and also at the moment the lid add a little awkward on the hm awful thailand japan republic of korea cleaned the fridge in the field the program just generation. i tell him the coming year old went into my with that. nothing short of the high street dublin in the first month of twenty four two. of one point one four us dollars that your department. on monday. it was put

ever since nineteen eighty four with eighty two began to break away from its heavy dependence on imports of auto parts the trade surplus has grown in by an average of thirty four per cent each year. the ministry attributed last year's record to a rise in quality competitiveness and enhance brand value of the increased popularity overseas as curry is unmarked cars and recreational vehicles. the auto industry is expected to be doing even better year in twenty fourteen on improving demand in and out of the country the sector started off the year of the high notes with domestic sales of korean automobiles in january and eating per cent on year. i'll plunge it is however plunged by nearly ten per cent last month due to selling global set of interview with a due west. he predicts quantitative easing. looking at the four year ahead the treatments expects korea to post record high in exports and an upturn in global demand from europe and emerging countries like china and russia. as he begins to recover from their economic slumps. you yet. i didn't use korea's finance minister is reaching out to

most likely that's when a decision would be up to a year reagan rather famously in eighty two eighty three stopped in force in the sherman act for all practical purposes which led to this explosion of mergers and acquisition activity was the can they refer to it as the m n a mania you know when you had michael milken and all these guys. they're making the deals in the captains of the universe in this moment consolidation and no president has gone back i mean jimmy carter was the you know presiding over the breakup of a t.n.t. that was initiated i believe by richard nixon was the last president to seriously enforce the sherman act are there sure many problems here you don't want to hear i think this raises clear questions about antitrust about competition every time the largest provider buys the other second largest provider of cable services then you really need to question whether this is going to have a chilling effect on how position the marketplace does is there recourse is there anything consumers can do if they object to this chance absolutely folks can check this out at free p

to five hundred forty grams a paralympic gold medal is about six hundred seventy just six hundred eighty grams but the reason for the weight difference between olympic gold medals is because the titles of different sport disciplines vary in length they have to be engraved which means that the longer the title of the disappoint the lighter them. no matter what their weight each one takes a staggering eighteen hours to make it starts on the late the medals are cut to the right size special machine creates that icy looking center and the game's trademark patchwork quilt pattern is engraved reflecting russia's cultural diversity all part of twenty five different manufacturing steps a record thirteen hundred medals have been minted in this way for the sochi games where twelve new events will make their limpy debut it's been a big undertaking for a russian jewelry manufacturer add a mass they've needed two tons of silver which is the main ingredient and it does mean the winners' medals are not worth their weight in gold which is only used as a final coating in fact their rule valley is just a

says the number of people killed in clashes between radical protesters and police it reaches almost eighty and heavy smoke and barricades remain in the city center. the rioters may be using lethal force but the e.u. and the who are as lays the blame solely on the authorities we ask analysts of why the axle the opposition are overlooked that. this has nothing to do about job market receivers they keep talking about this is all the biz. hello and welcome to r.t. international twenty four hour news a live from moscow i'm cute actual power to our main story now and we'll start with the breaking news from ukraine this hour radical protesters have reportedly again opened fire on police and one of caves main streets it comes just an hour before some kind of peace deal is expected to be signed between the president and opposition and this is what the historic center of the ukrainian capital looks like today following beaks week's deadly clashes and almost eighty lives have been lost since the unrest started on tuesday that's just the official figure the opposition claims the number of casualties i

at the very onset in nineteen eighty five when the contamination became known publicly. we have the basin from launching air on record stating that people want to walk to expose the balloons. in this line suspect perpetuated mutated over the past twenty five years. and now they've got to the point where the tube requested. there's been numerous people the requests right interviews with them they turn everybody down because. now all but the truth is out there in the media knows what the truth this. they don't want to put a bunny out on camera where they can be trapped in to ask him to follow question great truth that i didn't get that sense nigerian thousand fall there was a piece of legislation passed. i mean that your daughter jeannie and sinker can you tell us about when that's done and and also a of that sort of fallen short for the people that really need a break now. did that bill loose basically something together with the door down i knew it had a lot of shortcomings and don't we have a go for a suit. it's a band aid over a sucking chest wound. but it's a start an

on paper how to make up the store owner eighty cents us. the crucial for speaking us dollars. the profit margin can reach twenty kind of regional pride. there are some super modern items being sold for the underworld to play with too. i can die from their super popular in china and not coincidentally third coast paper versions are selling well too. according to retailers. he kept knocking them too much profit because the price is usually very well. but the fake electronic products can be very lucrative. principal design product of his double life and i've had to be still for ten to fifteen dollars you can invite the streets for them like paper headphones and chargers the paper products are usually made on computers and printed out. the wholesale price the producers chose one to five dollars the profit margin for retailers to reach nine hundred percent bizarrely type of paper products available on the internet. as reported by chinese dot com a troubled were still lots of intervention when three cars in a private aircraft are burning. most of the products of gary did tell the co

a massive opening ceremony showcase twenty hundred athletes from eighty countries are competing in ninety eight at bats. and then the competition kicked into gear. a quick look at the medal count up to this point. canada leads with a set of medals three golds three silvers and a bronze medal and is and norway take second and third place also with seven medals united states takes fourth place followed by germany and russia australia and france today there are competitions for the men's of five hundred meter speed skating women's ice hockey women's singles and louisiana number of other sports. i spoke earlier with rt correspondent paul scott reporting from sochi pms and some of the highlights from over the weekend. well i think i think the highlight from the russian going to be a lazy eye is quite easy to want to point it came in the thickest eighteen team event where russia secured gold with a with an extremely dominant display. and i was the emergence of a new star was well fifteen year old beauty of it needs done she put into a sitting deep in his performances in the navy shorts and free

journalist for the sunday times who has been covering the olympics since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and in washington we crossed him we can he is a comedian and an author i generally cross talk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it martin you're in sochi right now you've been there since the start here i'm going to ask you a very simple question what's it like and i know you were aware of what was being said about the games weeks and months before they opened up so please compared to me what you read in western media and what you've experienced to date in sochi go ahead wow well as you can see we've got the olympic park. at the moment just behind us it's in vision you can see the olympic flame or you can see them playing but the entire part is on fire such is on fire at the moment the atmosphere is just incredible and take my word for every single person i've asked from all around the world who's witnessing this sensation or sporting event really says it's one of the best olympics they've ever had. in us your question regarding

poor or rundown also in the eighty's in america the restaurant chain chuck e.cheese was born you know the place with blame arcade games for kids weird dusty animatronic singing mice around the restaurant and absolutely horrible people well that same chucky cheese restaurant chain just got bought for about one billion dollars by a private equity firm named apollo the same one that bought host just last year though saving the stupid twenty from extinction seriously they think they don't but chuckie cheese is worth saving for one billion dollars the restaurant is so gatto that horrible stuff happens there all the time up for instance it has a killer named after it the chuck e. cheese killer because a man killed four employees at one franchise in colorado thirty person brawl broke out at a chuck e. cheese in illinois over arcade prize tickets in a florida chuckie cheese of course eighteen men started fighting at a kid's birthday party which led to a shooting and multiple drug arrests kids are constantly being abandoned at chuck e. cheese across the nation sometimes

of the two hundred eighty million guns in in circulation. the us a search warrant fought in a gun store. heading to thomasville in the state of georgia we've gone to a gun show a real arms fair. how are you going to fight each year five thousand gun shows enter towns for three days in a carnival spirit. entry is free provided you carefully holster away your weapons to avoid any accidents. you are about as safe as i stood in front of a spread on tables are pistol shotguns even assault rifles that can be bought as easily as firing a vacuum cleaner. in the aisles many women of color alone with friends or family with husbands or even children in. the stands or all complied by recognized vendors and individuals. such only see like that it just comes on. a gun shows anyone can come and sell their own weapons that are on display and with no verification there was no famous background check. it's estimated that twelve thousand guns will be sold in these three days. george because the old us is a professor of journalism. he lived in france for thirty

we've had a crisis in eighty four eighty seven on and on so every three or four years is a crisis and the reason is the money system that we are relying on so is and why five nine nine zero totally off or does it make evolved. in any way shape or form i think. i would say look at it this way really what the problem is is that we number one you how you can print unlimited amounts of money and number two is the dollars at the core you know people want to cumulate dollars and that means that you automatically have a current account deficit that's going to destabilize you go now is that all always turns out that's all we have for now but you can see all segments featured in today's show on you tube and you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. we also love hearing from you so please check out our facebook page at facebook dot com slash boom bust archie you can also tweet us at aaron ate at edward and it's from all of us here have been best thank you for watching have a great weekend c.n.n. . viewers you don't know if you don't panic or. response to bruise. everyone in my life that i cared abo

you know women's involvement with guns really started up again in the one nine hundred eighty s. when the gun industry realized that handgun sales were flat and that hunters were dying off and not being replaced and so they began marketing once again to women and women's gun magazines started to be published in the media got interested because it was such a great story and as gun magazines aimed at women began to be published and ads aimed at women began to be published. books also came out here's one by. paxton quickly who is the cover girl actually on this magazine and this book was called armed and female it sold zillions of copies and was a media sensation because paxton quickly suggested that if women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns and learn how to use them because. police weren't going to be there to protect them husbands weren't going to protect them in fact husbands might be the ones trying to rape them and they needed to protect themselves. reinforcing ideas and women's magazines spreading the idea that a strong woman is an armed woman and the result

from one thousand nine hundred eighty to two thousand and three. from the golden age of. dream spokesman for the. stuff. that would stop. something. uncommon. for. other celebrities publicly. in the media. discourse. we tried to get an interview with but they. didn't want to talk on camera. eventually one pro arms lobbyist agreed to meet us the gun owners of america association in virginia made up of three hundred thousand members. erica pratt is the man responsible for communications he records pro arms videos weekly which he then posts on the internet like this expose so to be entire nation all throughout the spring of two thousand and eleven bloomberg sponsored a cross-country tour in his efforts to impose extreme restrictions upon second amendment rights four times as many americans die negligently at the hands of doctors than are killed by farmers i'm not saying that we should do away with doctors it just means we live in a dangerous world people drown more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms and yet there's not a crusade to ban peanut butter an

from one thousand nine hundred eighty to two thousand and three. from the golden age of. dream spokesman. and. three. other celebrities publicly. in the media. discourse. we tried to get an interview with but they didn't want to talk. to me. three hundred thousand members. communications. internet. cell. all. throughout the spring of two thousand and eleven bloomberg sponsored a cross-country tour in his efforts to impose extreme restrictions upon second amendment rights four times as many americans die negligently at the hands of doctors than are killed by farms i'm not saying that we should do away with doctors it just means we live in a dangerous world people drown more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by firearms and yet there's not a crusade to ban peanut butter and jelly sandwiches it just means that that we need to be very responsible and very careful with dangerous objects and what you have to look at is how many lives are saved by guns there's a lot of self defense with firearms that takes place that breaks down to about four thousand times to seven

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even the leaders in kenya in nineteen eighty six cents. the report also recognizes the abduction of foreign vessels by north korean authorities is systematic. they believe agents may have abducted more than two hundred thousand people including more than one hand it's japanese citizens. the commission acknowledges the facility is ground naval and intelligence forces for abduction. they say operations were approved at the level of the supremely there. members of human rights in japan. welcome to people. they held a news conference in tokyo. she did read a book up and his wife's ikea. he gets on to make and he was abducted to the north in nineteen seventy seven when she was only thirty two two digit number three. but the slight think whether the un security council sincerely discusses this issue and takes action is crucial. it took many years for us to see the world starting to understand the situation. well as the anti gun on a visit to cuba right now. not to the area. tanner the abilities i get my situation. all three at abt ten at the sec