some sons founder his fortune is estimated at around eight billion dollars in twenty fourteen forbes magazine ranked in the thirty fifth most powerful person in the world. u.s. justice officials say they've struck a major blow against an international cyber crime ring thirty six people were charged with offenses linked to credit card and personal identity fraud thirteen members of an organization called in fraud were arrested in the u.s. australia britain france kosovo and serbia. investigators said the senate was a key hub for credit card fraud. it's believed to have caused more than five hundred million dollars in losses. german exports hit an all time high for twenty seventeen figures released this week show that germany shipped close to one point three trillion euros worth of goods an increase of more than six percent compared to the previous year's already record figures at the same time imports increased in twenty seven thousand to just over a trillion euros that slightly narrowed germany's high trade surplus which has drawn fire recently from the u.s. and other trading partners. german

the son of a rice farmer genies found early shoe food is china's tenth richest man according to forbes magazine the fifty four year old started out with a refrigerator pants factory in the one nine hundred eighty s. back then though the sector was strictly state run inevitably also routines shut least factory down but by then lee had already made a small fortune and so he simply switched industries producing first motor bikes and then cars as lee himself said all you needed for a car were four wheels and two sofas an insight that for several years reflected the quality of his vehicles but just two decades later chile was selling around one point two million cars a year in china making it the nation's knowledge is independent to come a car in two thousand and ten lead bought up struggling automaker volvo from ford he floored money into the swedish plants and then with great success brought a volvo on to the chinese market since then li shu fu has held a central position among international carmakers and now he's invested in dima acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the stat

of samsung's founder is estimated to be worth around eight billion dollars in twenty fourteen forbes magazine ranked him the thirty fifth most powerful person in the world. let's bring in hangouts singapore correspondent what's the public reaction in your part of the world. well it's a surprise all around even to lead himself as you can see from the video there's a lot of public outreach on the streets of seoul expressing this dealing with how the government is handling. reform with cheap balls all government or family owned conglomerates in korea and it's no wonder that they're angry because a lot of a lot of the senior officials including these own father in the past who has been pardoned for similar crimes in the past only to have his sentence reduced just four months after the ruling how will this all affect ex-president pox bribery trial. well you know it's funny to think how it all started with the third great horse race on the serious note the judge didn't see that he found no power of business collusion and clearly in this case when gifted. a compass with the garbage horse in the past

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forbes magazine list and the kremlin phone directory, ha. so much for the corruption, closeness to putin, all that out the window. give them a list of rich people and forget it. mike flynn has been gone for a year as of today. trump campaign chairman and deputy campaign chairman were both arrested in october. and are facing multiple felonies. the white house even today right now is an escalating turmoil over the mishandling of classified information and elevation of seriously flawed white house personnel to senior positions. congress is waking up to the fact the next elections are less than a year ago and no clear sense from the intelligence agencies we're defending ourselves against russia doing again what they did to us in 2016. but what they did to us in 2016 more than anything appears to have been motivated by sanctions. by russia's desire to get relief from sanctions. the trump administration is in charge of that and the trump administration is behaving pretty inexplicably when it comes to russian sanctions. it is amazing where we have

two thousand and seventeen was a good year for the world's super rich according to forbes magazine their combined wealth totaled seven point six seven trillion dollars that's almost twice germany's g.d.p. . right now jeff basis the founder of online shopping retailer amazon is the world's richest man and that's thanks partly to the stock markets basis own sixteen percent of amazon shares and their value is skyrocketing in the first days of this year his estimated wealth increased by six billion dollars billion as simply work harder than the rest of us. work hard they don't wait for others to give them something from us they get busy themselves that's why the rich keep getting richer even. if you believe the statistics shown on this so-called wealth clock private wealth is increasing by one billion euros a day net in germany alone that sounds. even more abstract than this time piece the purpose of which is less to tell the time the to let the wearer flash their wealth. but is it really true that the rich are getting richer it's not something rich people like to talk about but someone who

forbes magazine estimated her net worth was $275 million in 2016.ers from fibromyalgia, which causes chronic pain accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now her army of fans will be hoping the star they call mother monster will soon be back on the world stage. richard forrest, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: more secrets from the sands of egypt. we step into the tomb of a high priestess 11,500 years after her death. this is the moment that millions in iran had been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its black opponents concessions unparalleled in the history of apartheid. the ban on the african national congress is lifted immediately, and the anc leader, nelson mandela, after 27 years injail, is to be set free unconditionally. the aircraft was returning from belgrade, where manchester united had entered the semi—final of the european cup. two americans have become the first humans to walk in space withou

the trumpet ministration has essentially called pasted both the kremlin's phone book and the forbes magazine sleestak wealthiest russians what do you make of these whole sale method of complacent well so it's not uncommon for the treasury to use. classified and open source material to prepare such a reporter a list and the point about the forbes list and the copy paste from the list is interesting because if you notice and you're paying attention some of the same spelling.

forbes magazine estimated her net worth was $275 million in 2016. accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now, her army of fans will be hoping the star they call ‘mother monster‘ will soon be back on the world stage. richard forrest, bbc news. it's carnival time in the bolivian town of oruro. a band consisting of more than 6000 musicians played to the crowds, as dancers in costumes of all shapes, sizes and colours paraded through the streets. the annual event apparently dates back to the 17th century, lasts up to twenty hours and stretches over five kilometres. as syrian rebel group linked to al qaeda shot down a russian flight to —— fighter jet, killing qaeda shot down a russian flight to —— fighterjet, killing the pilot. and — you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website. just go to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. you might be hoping for some sunshine on sunday after that grey, rainy saturday. if so, it's not looking bad at all, some sunshine on the way. certainly a brighter day compared to what we've just

the son of a rice farmer genies found early shoe food is china's tenth richest man according to forbes magazine the fifty four year old started out with a refrigerator parts factory in the one nine hundred eighty s. back then though the sector was strictly state run inevitably also richie's shut lease factory down but by then lee had already made a small fortune and so he simply switched industries producing first motor bikes and then cars as lee himself said all you needed for a car were four wheels and two sofas an insight that for several years reflected the quality of his vehicles but just two decades later julie was selling around one point two million cars a year in china making it the nation's knowledge as to independents car maker in two thousand and ten lead bought up struggling automaker volvo from ford people ford money into the swedish plants and then with great success brought a volvo on to the chinese market since then li shu fu has held a central position among international carmakers and now he's invested in dima acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the sta

the trumpet ministration has essentially called pasted both the kremlin's phone book and the forbes magazine sleestak wealthiest russians what do you make of these hall of fail method of complacent well so it's not uncommon for the treasury to use on class and classified and open source material to prepare such a reporter a list and the point about the forbes list and the copy paste from the list is interesting because if you notice and you are paying attention some of the same spelling mistakes that were contained in the forbes list have also been carried over into the treasury report well as you say it's not uncommon to rely on public sector materials but at the same time i think this report to sensually makes no distinction between people who are friended to the kremlin and people who have been it could be argued persecuted by the cry.

forbes magazine estimated her net worth was $275 million in 2016.romyalgia, which causes chronic pain accompanied by fatigue and cognitive difficulties. now her army of fans will be hoping the star they call mother monster will soon be back on the world stage. richard forrest, bbc news. the headlines: syrian rebels say they shot down a russian fighter jet in north—western idlib province. moscow says the pilot ejected but was killed in a ground fight. italy's prime minister has urged the country to reject hatred and violence after african immigrants were injured in a drive—by shooting. president trump says a declassified memo vindicates him and his campaign team in the investigation into russian involvement in the us election. the republican—drafted memo alleges pro—democrat bias within the fbi. david willis reports from washington. chanting: usa, usa, usa! his supporters believe he struck a blow for justice. but by releasing a secret memo alleging bias on the part of officials who are currently investigating him, others believe the president is unde

according to a forbes magazine article even president donald trump is a product of chain migration. that is right. donald trump, his grandfather, was able to come to the united states from germany with no english speaking ability and no merit-based skills. why? because his sister was already in the united states and claimed him as part of family reunification. you get to be president of the united states because of chain migration. republicans are r being honest they would call the term of chain migration what it really is and they would call it family reunification they don't want to call it family reunification because they don't want to own up to their intention which is to strip the united states citizens of the right to sponsor their brothers and sisters and fathers and mothers and adult children as immigrants. i asked my colleague please give it a rest and if you want to have ate debate about the merit immigration system we can have that butti that is a debate over competence of immigration reform is not the debate we should be having this week. this debate is about whether or

the trumpet ministration has essentially called pasted both the kremlin's phone book and the forbes magazine sleestak wealthiest russians what do you make of these hall of fame method of complacent well so it's not uncommon for the treasury to use on class classified and open source material to prepare such a reporter a list and the point about the forbes list and the copy paste from the list is interesting because if you notice and you're paying attention some of the same spelling mistakes that were contained in the forbes list have also been carried over into the treasury report well as you say it's not uncommon to rely on public service materials but at the same time i think this report the sensually makes no distinction between people who are friendly to the kremlin and people who have been it could be argued persecuted by the kremlin so is there any substance to it because from the russian point of view it's just publishing. at least about who is who in russian politics and in russian business you know well if you take a look at the report it's what the designation criteria is and to yo

court justice ruth bader ginsburg sitting down for a discussion with the editor and chief of forbes magazine will talk about the intersection of law, media, and jewish life. our coverage is on c-span2 beginning at 7:00 eastern. afterwards, on former speechwriter for president george w. bush and atlantic columnist david from, , the corruption of the american public. trumpocracy is a book about the study of power. that is with the suffix means. this is the study of donald trump's power, how does he get it, how does he maintain it, how does he get away with it. this is the system of enabling, the system between trump and congress, the system between and the media that enables the audience, the system that involves the republican donors, the traditional parts of the republican party that have succumbed to him, and that core group within the republican party that enabled him to win the republican nomination and go on to the presidency. >> sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv. news from the republican retreat coming up at two: theater -- 2:30. head of that, this morning's washington journal. in

your favorite trump administration starting with the president himself who says spank me with a forbes magazine[ cheers and applause ] vice president pence is in the mood too. his card is happy mother's day. this is jeff sessions has a card -- [ cheers and applause ] special counsel mueller pitched in, happy valentine's day i regret to inform you you're under federal investigation. vladimir putin pitched in. he asks who's your vladdy and senator majority leader mitch mcconnell. is your body a preexisting condition because i don't want to be covered. [ cheers and applause ] can download that. meanwhile chief of staff john kelly might be out of a job soon. president trump is deciding to replace him the way he handled mis-allegations against rob porter saying the president has kfsds in his chief of staff. that's warning one he's definitely fired. i feel like trump fires them have cake. john kelly is the guy that had to fire omarosa in december, finally we know why, she was reported to have been abusing the white house car service. they say they used the car service to take her to and from work. wh

americans have never heard her voice, which which probably explains why this clip, dug up from a forbes magazine shoot a year ago now, got some attention when it aired earlier today. hear now the voice of hope hicks. >> so i think now being a novice is much more jarring to me than being a novice on a campaign because there are so many people who are knew to it. i knew very little about politics obviously. i wasn't expecting to take part in this and certainly not to play the role that i had. >> the voice of the white house communications director, hope hicks. thank you for being with us. good night from our headquarters here in new york. good night from our headquarters here in new york. ♪ >>> this morning, president trump is expected to approve the release of the controversial memo by congressman devin nunes, but a handful of republicans are urging caution. >>> plus, with the 2018 midterm thes approaching, the president gives republicans a pep talk on their annual retreat in west virginia. >>> and a 12-year-old girl in custody after two students were shot inside a los angeles middle school. poli

forbes' magazine list and the kremlin phone directory.o much for closeness of putin, give a list of people, forget it. michael flynn have been gone today. both campaign chairmans were arrested in october. the white house right now is in escalating turmoil of mishandling of classified information and flawed white house to the senior person. there is no clear sense from our intelligence agencies that we are defending ourself ves of wh russia did to us in 2016. what they did to us appears to have been motivated by sanctions. the trump administration is now in charge of that and the trump administration is behaving pretty -- it is amazing of where we have been in the past year. it is necessary to look up and forward to see what we are bumping into months ahead. there is something wrong where we are right now with what the administration is doing right now. because what the administration is doing right now on sanctions is what russia was asking them for all through the 2016 campaign and all those secret meetings. we did not know it at the tim

in forbes magazine says it is one of the happiest counties in the nation. we still have gang problems out there, a couple of years ago we had to gang homicides against 18 street members. boy.as a 16-year-old he was gunned down just getting ready to go on the school bus and another victim was stabbed 17 times. so it is a very real problem out there. we have to be concerned about that. service of in the his, we also handle the jails. this is an illegal alien and we had a great relationship with gotten there, and practically all the money we had in the jail. we notify them as quickly as we can in advance and we do that. you have great relationships with our state and local counterparts. this is part of the northern virginia gang task force. that team is responsible for going after many of these gang crimes you see in the particular area, it is great. fill you in with the drug enforcement administration so i can let that -- level my federal we areships to make sure all part of the same team working together with home and security, hsr. we had somebody on the ta

americans have never heard her voice, which which probably explains why this clip, dug up from a forbes magazine shoot a year ago now, got some attention when it aired earlier today. hear now the voice of hope hicks. >> so i think now being a novice is much more jarring to me than being a novice on a campaign because there are so many people that are new to it. they're all sort of trying to figure everything out as it comes to you. i knew very little about politics obviously. i wasn't expecting to take part in this and certainly not to play the role that i had. >> the voice of the white house director of communications, hope hicks. with that, that is our broadcast for a thursday night. thank you for being with us. good night from our headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in". >> actually, it was interesting we talked about that meeting. >> new reporting that the president himself directed the cover-up of his son's trump tower meeting with russians and why hope hicks is at the center of it all. >> hope, say a couple of words. >> plus, as republicans join the fbi to warn against relea

americans have never heard her voice, which which probably explains why this clip, dug up from a forbes magazine shoot a year ago now, got some attention when it aired earlier today. hear now the voice of hope hicks. >> so i think now being a novice is much more jarring to me than being a nof advice vice on a ca because there are so many people who are knew to it. i knew very little about politics obviously. i wasn't expecting to take part in this and certainly not to play the role that i had. >> the royvoice of the white ho communications director, hope hicks. thank you for being with us. good night from our headquarters here in new york. >>> it's been a big thursday d thursday night of news. i'm glad you're here tonight. so there are four trump campaign officials who have been criminally charged by robert mueller's team of prosecutors in the special counsel's office. two of the four have pled guilty and are now cooperating witnesses, helping the prosecution. and the other two have pled not guilty, and they're due to go to trial. now, a few days ago, there were intriguing reporting that suggest