welcome back government finance guarantee is a benchmark of a free and open society that's why we should always have easy access to public records we should also have this because they're probably like run cards. like. public records unfortunately growing number of states are limiting access to those records here now to explain is our senior expose or a privates john alpo donald young everybody. really arose in of access to public information what you got. we are one. asked a roge of access. at this point we're more or less completely iced out except for one figurative a.c.l.u. lawyer yelling for oil. into the deep dark of oh. well the freedom of information act is very important as it is that one point stands for but i thought it's. funky orgies i've attended. which is nobody's business by the way and neither is access to public records how can you say that especially with the trumpet ministration working like fiends to censor or not provide seventy eight percent of all record requests well i mean i don't know anything about the job and. it is strange and i've i repressed all memories o

right i welcome back government finance guarantee is a benchmark of a free and open society that's why we should always have easy access to public records we should also have this because there are public run cards it's like. public records unfortunate growing number of states are limiting access to those records here now to explain is our senior expose or a privates john alpo donald not the body of. a rosen of access to public information once you got oh we are way past erosion of access. at this point we're more or less completely iced out except. for one figurative a.c.l.u. lawyer yelling for oil. in the deep dark void. well the freedom of information act is very important as it is i would point to stands for but i thought it's for funky orgies i've attended home or i which is nobody's business by the way and neither is access to public records how can you say that especially with the trumpet ministration working like fiends to censor or not provide seventy eight percent of all record requests well i mean i don't know anything about the job and it is strange and i've i repressed all

tough talking here today and the prospect of a compromise at the end of the day is far from guaranteed finance ministers from the eurozone have agreed on a deal aimed at releasing greece from its eight year bailout program repayments due on billions of dollars in loans will now be delayed by ten years and greece will be given another seventeen billion dollars to help paid stead's the great government avoided bankruptcy in two thousand and ten but it led to many public sector cuts and tax increases and as john seraphina's reports many greeks think the austerity measures have done more harm than good. during the economic depression in greece penny called says business has fallen by two thirds many of her clients are bankrupt and jobless even homeless so she often comes to her on credit so they can go to a job interview cultures has moved premises twice looking for a more affluent korean toe and she's cut her prices by half but rising taxes have convinced her that the government doesn't want her business to survive. we're not being heard at all now our voice doesn't count we're definitely closing

tough talking here today and the prospect of a compromise at the end of the day is far from guaranteed finance ministers from the eurozone have agreed on a deal and that releasing greece from its eight year bailout program repayments yuan billions of dollars in loans will now be delayed by ten years and greece will be given another seventeen billion dollars to help paid stead the great government avoided bankruptcy in two thousand and ten but it led to many public sector cuts and tax increases and as john strapless reports many great strength the austerity measures have done more harm than good. during the economic depression in greece penny called his business has fallen by two thirds many of her clients are bankrupt and jobless even homeless so she often cuts they have on credit so they can go to a job interview god says has moved premises twice looking for a more affluent key in tow and she's cut her prices by half but rising taxes have convinced her that the government doesn't want her business to survive. we're not being heard at all now our voice doesn't count we're definitely closing do

talking here today and that the prospect of a compromise at the end of the day is far from guaranteed finance ministers from the eurozone have agreed on a deal and that releasing greece from its aid.

finance minister. the north koreans sayingarization action that guarantees have been given as yet. the u.s.ing to be advancing the discussion on security guarantees. that is from the japanese foreign minister kono speaking there in seoul. let's get back to jim. do you think that this is going to work? jim: i think it is progress. there is a lot of sksm about this event. i am sat here in new york right now and one of the things that trump has said is that americans can sleep easier at night and should feel morertable. i think the key thing from this is that the client the states in east asia which are japan and south korea are home to 45,000 u.s. military.personnel the fact that we had this is about might meet at some point it withdrawal partially of some of those u.s. forces. that would suit the trump agenda, something carter try to do in the 70's d couldnt do. the fact that we have this , and the fact that we have had this meeting is a step in the right direction. haidi: that reduction in u.s. forces would be domestically and politically pleasing for present trump, but also almost more tha

guarantees. in october 2016 as the presidential race was heating met with chinese officials to get the financing.omfortable for president trump to be still profiting from this deal he did ,n indonesia that is benefiting indirectly from state owned chinese companies. forle are criticizing trump being in violation of the clause of the constitution which barred government officials from accepting gifts or benefiting in any way from foreign governments. >> what further complicates this as an investor but also as political figure as well. stephanie: right. the interesting thing, he has a political party behind him. he has built his on the local party in indonesia, the most populist muslim majority country, he has the own -- his company, he failed as a vice presidential candidate in the elections in indonesia and 2014, to one,r president he started saying things like he could become president of indonesia just like trump. that complicated his standing within indonesia. he was attacking a opponents of the current president and a few months after that, he ended up facing a series of allegations in attack

rate doesn't guarantee a spot in the next round goes home the program is resolved he opens a new front in the school to construct the schools in terms of the cost of the play the financing of with borders close.

opec, this development finance institution, will be able to new -- use private combined with governmentstates guaranteesuity positions in the developing world, in partnership with our allies throughout europe who have stronger and larger gfi's and that will allow us to directly compete with china. and providing investment and lending. some of the fastest-growing markets on earth. kevin: president trump supports this. the caucus supports this. is it going to get a vote before midterms? sen. coons: i am optimistic about that. i'm optimistic about that. the white house has said they will weigh in with leadership. ar cosponsors range from congressman ted yoho of florida, a leader in the freedom caucus, to adam smith of the pacific northwest from bob corker. we have a dozen cosponsors in the senate to 40 cosponsors in the house. the president has embraced of this bill. i think this could be our one big bipartisan bill this year that advances america's role in the world. kevin: senator corker weighing in on this, saying congress has to do more to weigh in and rein in with what president trump is doing to a ho

guarantees. he later in october 2016, as the presidential race heats up, he traveled to china and met with bank of china officials didn't that financingto get that financing going. now it looks uncomfortable for president trump to still be profiting from that deal he did in indonesia, that is benefiting -- although not directly, indirectly chinese state-owned companies. that people are criticizing in violationng of a clause in the constitution rs government officials from accepting gifts are benefiting in any way from their governments. jason: his role as a businessman and investor, but also as political figure as well. >> right. the interesting thing about him s a political party behind him. he has built his own political party in indonesia. it is the world's most populous muslim majority country. he has his own party and made a failed attempt to run as he buys presidential candidate in the indonesian elections of 2014. after trump won, he started making was about him becoming president of indonesia just like trump could. i think that complicated his situation and is standing within indonesia. he was backing political opponents of th

defining you instruments for instance guarantee instruments for drama companies we have proposed to establish a fund which is dedicated to help. when a bank financing of investment projects on. in african countries is difficult but we know needs implementation by the governments and this takes much too much time from the perspective of companies as well if as from the perspective perspective of our african partner countries it's certainly that as a very important issue the trust in the african countries themselves now we know that african countries some of the ones that are participating in these programs are supposed to implement reforms to become better destinations for investment how do you assess this development do you think there has been progress in that front we've seen a lot of progress in these fields over the last ten fifteen years we have. to see a lot of african countries improving the business climate improving. the regulator e a framework of course there's still a lot of work to do but i think that for germany the important thing is that we do . as well and as we are slow we are not the right people to complain about others to be too

guaranteed notjust for five years, but for ten years. but that takes us into another parliament and one parliament can‘t commit the future public financeswe had three males that had been hit bya train. we had three males that had been hit by a train. we know the identity of one of those males and we have spoken to the next of kin in relation to that however, we still don‘t know the identity of two of them, or we know is that they are male and in their 20s. what lines of inquiry are you following at the moment, have you got any idea what possibly they were on the tracks? our main lines of inquiry cctv, forensics and also if there are any witnesses. we don‘t know why they we re witnesses. we don‘t know why they were on the tracks, we are trying to ascertain that and we are trying to ascertain that and we are trying to ascertain how they are accessed the tracks as well. but the mainline inquiry is to identify them so we can speak to their next of kin and let them know. what stage is that bad at the moment? we have identified one and we‘re working out who the other two are at the moment. local people are talking about tree graffiti artists