international politicians it most goes this week because it was the guy to comment for which i went imo too i caught up with the world renowned economist jeffrey sachs on tax evasion and they gave him still big plays on a wall street that is supposed to call but let's start with mr george all's well because he ruffled a few feathers this week by warning that the u.k. could be forced to quit if the organization does not reform and here's what the challenge is not once exactly that the main points now he has been frustrated by what he sees as a storing of the free trade deal between the e.u. and the us by e.u. . my kids themselves i think europe is being a sign up by economies like china and india now the british public will get to decide in twenty seventeen in a referendum if they want to continue as a member of the e.u. now the main sitting points for the british people are immigration social security and interference from brussels and british law especially when it comes to human rights now the temperature public is in a similar situation to britain in the fact that it's in the e.u. bu

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imo news in half an hour from now up next day is a stealing from the people stay with. us. what a country experiences a tragedy like the recent terrorism in volgograd this question is what to do about it i mean we have to do something right let's never let a good tragedy go to waste one to one member recommends getting rid of the moratorium on the death penalty for various groups including terrorists because the death penalty is the perfect way to punish a suicide bomber also this duma member failed to mention high level cryptic kratz in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i'm not against the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source of terrorism soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive surveillance state to stop terrorism or go death penalty

it's a lot of people getting killed though to teens a really good in this heated life and imo see my like i am tired of people having children and hoping that they make it i would children are supposed to make it help me with my boys how much i don't come to miles which of potato salad in your words of condolence is help me while he is alive more park more. or you know what. i'm saying but i'm a better school and they have more active keep young teens off the streets best book courts could. organization groups in the district i'm talking about where you know somewhere else culture that is we remain known for everything being we because we had no choice but to be become no deaths we see you out of me get you know people come at us then you have to sort of i break you know it's like give them back to the point where they should be you know when we talk about the future of louisiana and the future of our city we need to change around the dynamic we are first in incarceration and yet either last or next to last in education that is certainly not the way to produce a viable state in terms

decides to sell at this ridiculously low price big corn in the nine hundred to one thousand dollars level imo but our f.b.i. eighty million checked today will take every single bit coin you've got well i think they're because concern trolling as well as they're just concerned trolling because it could be a currency war some rules are that china and the u.s. government are actually acquiring pick coin as part of their currency war against each other so it could be concern trolling china this week we don't know but the other thing as they give away something in this next quote the reason for selling is that the government has lost faith in the value of bitcoin and does not want to deal. with the volatility of the currency if they've lost faith it presumably means they also had faith at one point well they never had faith in bitcoin there are some stories circulating right now that the us is waking up to the fact that the dollar is threatened by bitcoin the dollar is threatened by crypto currencies the dollar is threatened by the fact that china is buying bitcoin so the government of the united

plenty of international politicians in most cases week because it was the economic forum which i went imo to i caught up with the world renowned economist jeffrey sachs on tax evasion and they gave him still bain plays a wall street that's all still scott but let's start with mr dawoud all's well because he ruffled. feathers this week by warning that the u.k. could be forced to quit if the organization does not reform and here is what the challenge is not once exactly the main points now he has been frustrated by what he sees as the storing of the free trade deal between the e.u. and the us by e.u. lawmakers themselves i think europe is being a show not by economies like china and india now the british public will get. to decide in twenty seventeen in a referendum if they want to continue as a member of the e.u. now the main sticking points for the british people are immigration social security and interference from brussels in british law especially when it comes to human rights now the czech republic is in a similar.

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evidence has been purchased imo be -- mlb.osque to confirm the evidence they had purchased. he did that whether we want to agree with this character or not. he did exactly what mlb needed him to do. >> the way a raw has taken this, we are getting away from that if he is guilty or not. the argument now is that the entire arbitration process was fair. >> do you think he will take the field again? >> probably not. i think it will be a monumental fight for him lately in the next weeks and months ahead. ch.thank you so muc this has been "taking stock." ♪ . . >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of straight tot's get the run house. a service designed by the guy who helped to make the ipod. now he is selling nest labs to google for more than $3 billion. charter makes its

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there is a third thing, ima -- imo i am. , i am fromtanford california.t that the new it is aes has, and dialect test that tells you where you are from. the city for fresno and bakersfield. i grew up in california. it is pretty good. my point is that i have the background i have. most of us have certain views about our profession at it. the global -- at a philosophical level. fit in, how does law fit in? when you get to these great big open constitutional questions, i think that that plays a role. what is the freedom of speech? 14th amendment. equal protection of the laws. liberty,ation of life, or property without the due process of law. by the time they reached the supreme court, there are good arguments of both sides, most of the time. a person's background, how they see the law, how they developed over time, it does have an impact. it cannot be avoided, and i do not think it is wrong. that is one reason why these terms last a long time. with different views appoint different people. now any president who thinks that he is going to get the decisions he

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involvement in this situation were actually only worsen things right now because these tensions are the imo than indexing is any acts as the last thing we need is really any kind of regional intervention. i think the us had previously made during say the us had it presents a very strong and well as at broker an end. it tried to speak unto the house of an indexing needs when she hasn't been at level eight despite the fact that spreads to the involvement of the iranians will just make things much worse. in choosing the on that point there is radical cleric moqtada al sunna has been in the past described as the protege of the wrong keys come out in the past couple weeks making very moderate statements calling on the iraqi army not to be sick terry and his interest in rhetoric seems a more moderate say no in all ways than the prime minister. she looked at the saturday and the singing competition games played a key segments you are at rivals the beach at that and he had seized every opportunity in his trial where to undermine iraqi prime minister yuri and i likey however the sides and it's the h

relating back to the context in which he was running, imo's running against a field that had not gelled in the democratic primary. no one was exciting voters. the moment weiner jumped into the race, he shot to the top of the polls based entirely on his name recognition in the media circus that surrounded him. that was enough to initially buoy him. it was a lot like the 2012 republican nomination for the andident where the media the certain extent the voters kind of jumped on the flavor of the month. anthony weiner for a month or two was the flavor of the month spitzer was running against manhattan borough president scott stringer was a very colorless sort of politician, not very prominent. the other factor here is that stringer pretty much expected a coronation. he had absolutely no opposition. spitzer got in right at the filing deadline. spitzer seemed to think he could take advantage of stringer's lack of preparation. but across the spectrum am a there was a raid against spitzer. it is pretty rare you have the entire liber movement that very much like scott stringer and wall street an

here is an imo from linda in georgia -- the georgia emergency management agency has or should have themary role in coordinating all the governmental agencies. where was charlie english, the gema director? where was the mayor and governor? i heard that governor deal was presenting an award on tuesday morning rather than monitoring emergency weather situation. jerry in georgia, democratic caller. what do you think? caller: i agree with all the comments about ice. being from a northern state, i am an expert on that. i want to add one more wrinkle, atlanta is very hilly, and that adds to the problem. regarding the governmental problems, i think the mayor, from what i heard, has no authority to close the schools early. so i do not know exactly what role he was going to play. host: an earlier caller from georgia said the governor has the authority to override any school board decision and could have closed the schools. are you familiar with that? caller: no, i am not that familiar with the workings of the government. i would add a comment about general governmental philosophies though. two y