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, international version. say. back to the new york timession. it say. back to the new york times, international version. it talks about romania being the fastest growing economy right now in europe. those figures on paper, but quite often they don't necessarily reflect what is going on in the country in the sense of everybody feeling much better off. it is interesting talking about government handouts to individuals and how the money is being spent to fuel the economy and whether it is a long play or a short—term bubble. i think we can look at this in terms of populism. we have seen a lot of populism across the us and the uk and various parts of europe and what this particular article is talking about is the government is spending money not on building infrastructure, which helps increase productivity and growth, but spending it on handouts to people, which the government will help will get them voted back in. doesn't enhance productivity and the economy. you could say that is surely, if you are using debt to finance growth, you are stealin

day worldwide news headlines live from moscow this is international for all of us here a very warm welcome to you. potential collusion between the new york times and you tube has been exposed to project veritas which has gained a name for uncovering a uncomfortable truth behind the media has leaked a video that seems to show an editor of the newspaper manipulating the video platform very rare cases. trying to make up for something isn't in the trick. and the man caught on hidden camera is believed to be ernest petty according to his linked in profile he has you tube brand and diversity curation lead in the video he admits youtube intervened to change trending videos during their faces. trying to make up for something isn't in the treatment ok it's scary. but in those cases they. use some human intervention make sure that they. encourage the. sickly that he's frightened as claimed by project veritas was also caught on camera making controversial statements. while. well nicholas dudek is an audience of strategy editor for the new york times he claims he previously worked for the election campaigns of both hillary clinton and barack obama who als

and the international new york times reports that republican senator ted cruz has some advice for presidentlaring the country a state sponsor of terrorism would strengthen america's hand. the widow of an american soldier who was killed in action earlier this month in the african country of niger says president trump upset her during a phone call. myeshia johnson said the president "couldn't remember" her husband's name — something mr trump has forcefully denied. our north america editor, jon sopel, has the story. sergeant la david johnson was laid to rest at the weekend but there's no resting in peace. instead, there is sound and fury. his widow has spoken for the first time about the now infamous call from president trump. the president said he knew what he signed up for but it hurts anyways. and i was, it made me cry because i was very angry at the tone of his voice and how he said it. he couldn't remember my husband's name. she also revealed the us military refused to let her see her husband's body. i don't know nothing. they won't show me a finger, a hand. i know my husband's body from

and finally, the international new york times opens with a picture from raqqa, the syrian city that'sper says the terror group is still not vanquished and might go back to guerrilla warfare. now, babita, what story is sparking discussions online? it's the moment when three of europe's leading politicians decided to make their conversation a little less public. this is brussels, and the eu summit in the centre is the british prime minister theresa may, who is, of course, overseeing brexit. and flanking her is chancellor angela merkel of germany and france's president emmanuel macron. it's this moment, the three of them trying to avoid the eyes and ears of the watching media, that's got everyone talking. quite what it was, only the three of them will ever know. time and again we've reported on china's so—called "air—pocalypse" and on india's polluted rivers and places where the soil was left dead by the use of chemicals. now, a major report in the scientificjournal the lancet estimates the burden of pollution on our own health. it says nine million deaths in the world are linked to some

staying with north korea, the international new york times has a story with the title "need beef?d are expected to make money and send any surplus back home. so it's perhaps no surprise that, in bulgaria's capital, you can apparently rent the embassy building for parties — often it turns out, noisy ones, with plenty of fireworks. and the gulf times says that dubai airport will soon have ‘smart tunnels', a biometric technology system that passengers can walk through to clear security in as little as ten seconds, and without even showing their passports. that the technology, i'd say, that can't come too soon. now, babita, what are people talking about online? donald trump, surprise, surprise. the us president donald trump has had a twitter fight with his former ally, the republican senator bob corker. mr trump sent out a barrage of tweets criticising the senator, saying he didn't have the guts to run for office again. mr corker, who is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, responded with a sarcastic post, saying: the people living on the border between north and so

and the international new york times republican senator ted cruz has some advice for president trump the country a state sponsor of terrorism would strengthen america's hand . the process of rebuilding the city of marawi in the southern philippines has begun after the military said it had defeated rebels supporting the so—called islamic state group after a five month long battle. president rodrigo duterte placed the island of mindanoa under martial law after the rebels took over parts of the city of marawi, capital of the mainly muslim province of lanao del sur. the military campaign to evict the militants was backed by america. us defence secretary james mattiss praised the military operation. one of the first things i'm going to do when i get there is commend the philippines military. for liberating marawi from the terrorists. it was a very tough fight as you know. and i think the philippine military has sent a very necessary message to the terrorists anywhere. 300,000 people were displaced by the fighting in marawai. for the latest, howard johnson joins us from manila. howard, now

and finally, the international new york times opens with a picture from raqqa, the syrian city that'she paper says, the terror group is still not vanquished and might go back to guerrilla warfare. that brings you up—to—date with the papers. now, babita, what story is sparking discussions online? it's the moment when three of europe's leading politicians decided to make their conversation a little less public. this is brussels and the eu summit, in the centre is the british prime minister theresa may, of the watching media that's got everyone talking. quite what it was, only the three of them will ever know. voters in japan head to the polls on sunday, for the snap election called last month by prime minister shinzo abe. he said he wants a fresh mandate to tackle a national crisis triggered by north korean belligerence. but some critics say he's just trying to take advantage of weaknesses among his rivals. mariko 0i reports. do you remember when japan do you remember whenjapan was known for having a revolving door of prime minister's? that was less than a decade ago. now, shinzo abe is

and finally to the international new york times, which has coverage of the rohingya refugee crisis on village in myanmar, which an official has proudly told the paper is "muslim—free" us secretary of state rex tillerson has warned pakistan to stop backing terrorism. speaking in islamabad, he is the first senior american official to visit the country since president trump accused pakistan of providing a safe haven for the afghan taliban. pakistan's foreign minister khwaja asif has been speaking exclusively to our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani who began by asking him for a response to those american demands. they do not need or territory any more, because almost 40% of the territory is now under the direct control of the taliban. this has been admitted internationally. there is basically one key factor which is missing in our relationship and that is the trust. we have a huge trust deficit and we are desperately trying, both parties, the us and pakistan, to breach this trust deficit. we don't have safe havens. the us doesn't seem to buy that? you are right, they are not buying

the headlines on the international new york times out of his friend who allegedly works at you tube of course for a feeling the way mainstream and social media manipulates the news.

the headline international the new york times out of. the way mainstream on social media. and the hidden camera footage. as i. can see but that's. the film's the whole of islamic states legacy and liberated areas of syria here on the program the terror groups form a police station and prison many innocent people lost their lives. with the spanish prime minister. of the region whether it's a declaration of independence. a very well welcome to you from all of us here at international in moscow we have. the journalistic standards of the new york times brought into question after a video. editor was revealing his political and professional. and you're going to be how they get time to. be a. little the man in the video nicholas dudek well he's an audience strategy editor for the new york times he says he's previously worked for the election campaigns of both hillary clinton and barack obama decides that he once claimed former f.b.i. director james comey was his quote godfather although he later did change the story on that now the new york times has reacted to these revelations

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the international edition of the new york times looks at whether the economic boom in romania — now europe'san be sustained. and whether romanians are really feeling the benefit. the guardian's business section is covering ‘nudge trials' being carried out in britain, which are persuading the public into making healthier and safer choices without them realising it. sounds like parenting to me. and finally, it's enough to make your eyes water — the gulf news reveals you can spend $60,000 to quench your thirst in dubai. that is a bottle of water on the front page. so let's begin. with me is jane foley, who is the head of fx strategy strategy at rabobank. it seems a suitable place to start. the press cannot let go of it. theresa may shifting ground a bit on eu citizens rights? this is the message she put out on her facebook page, it is going

new york city rights laws. investigators want to know how sexual harassment was handled internally. >> earlier this month, the "new york times" and the new yorker reported on decades-long pattern of allege the sexual misconduct by weinstein. he's denied all claims of nonconsensual conduct but admitted to some improper behavior and apologized for causing pain. the spokes woman tells cnn that he is in treatment and plans to stay in therapy for another month. >> actress kim cat trel telling pooers -- sex in the city movie. now singling out star. >> i think she could have been nicer. i really think she could have been nicer. i don't know what her issue was, she says passing on another film was an em powered decision to end one chapter and start another. >> good stuff. time to get world series. the game 1 tonight in los angeles. first time since 1970 the two 100-win teams face. what could be the hottest world series game on record. first pitch temperature set right near 100 degrees. >> when you mean hot you mean hot. >> hover in the mid 90's. it's looks to break that record. 5:00 l.a. time. >> the torch lighting ceremony takes pl

the international edition of the new york times has more details about the gambling habits of las vegase paper he would spend hours playing video poker games, betting one hundred dollars on a single hand and displaying little or no emotion. the gulf news reports on improving relations between russia and saudi arabia, following a trip to moscow by king salman to meet president vladmir putin. the paper says although the two nations have been on opposite sides of international conflicts, most notably in syria, their respective leaders still managed to sign a slew of investment deals. what stories are sparking discussions online? it is ironic that japanese it is ironic thatjapanese gardens are trending online. they are of course known for their tranquillity, but that's because tokyo is sending green fingers to every corner of the world, to spruce up those japanese gardens that have sadly fallen into disrepair. there are some 500 traditional gardens scattered across the globe and some need help. japanese gardens were often planted to repair friendly relations after world war two. a prominent

and lastly, the international edition of the new york times is reporting on fears that china's communist. the government's ordering schools to intensify efforts to promote communist party values. this photograph showing children at a red army school in china's southwest sichuan province. those are the top stories of may major publications around the world. —— major publications. now, babita, what stories are sparking discussions online? the duchess of cambridge has returned to her royal duties at a charity event in london. it's her first public appearance since it was announced in september she was expecting the couple's third child but suffering severe morning sickness. here she is at paddington station in london dancing with none other than paddington bear himself. more on that story at bbc.com/news. nice dance moves! authorities in vietnam have launched a new alert as typhoon khanun authorities in vietnam have launched a new alert as typhoon khanun is approaching the country. people are still struggling to recover from last week's floods that killed at least 72. thousands of homes hav

and on the international addition of the new york times, which has the coverage of the rohingya refugeere of a village, which unofficial has probably told the paper, that it is muslim free. the us secretary of state rex tillerson has warned pakistan to stop backing terrorism. speaking in islamabad, he is the first american official to visit the country since president trump accuse them of providing a safe haven for the taliban. we have ascertained for a response to those in america. they don't need our territory any more. 40% of the territory is under control of the taliban. there is basically one key factor missing in our relationship and that is the trust. we have a huge trust deficit. both sides, both americans and pakistan are trying to bridge this deficit. we don't have safe havens. the us doesn't simply by that? you are absolutely right, there is a trust deficit and they are not buying our narrative and we're not buying our narrative and we're not buying their narrative. there is a trust deficit, but we are talking. they should do some accountability. why have they lost 45% of the

the international edition of the new york times reports on south korea and japan debating the need forthreatens the region. in south korea, polls show 60% of the population favours building nuclear weapons. and in the south china morning post, taking a back—seat ride in hong kong's first locally built driverless vehicle. hong kong university has marked robotics day by taking this converted golf cart out for a spin. shifting our attention to trending, now, and kasia, what stories are sparking discussions online? rico, apple has reportedly fired one of its engineers after his daughter posted a video of the iphone x before the official launch. the youtube video was shot on the apple campus in september when the young woman met herfatherfor lunch. brooke peterson said herfather was fired for breaking apple's strict policy that bans filming on its campus. we are going to return now to our top story. president trump's former campaign manager, paul manafort, has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring to defraud the us. laura bicker had the latest reaction from washington. sarah huckabee

listen to what senator corker told "the new york times" on sunday about the international ramificationsump's tweets to "the new york times." >> he doesn't realize that, you know, we could be headed toward world war iii with the comments he's making. >> brian: really? listen to the strong message that steve bannon has for senator corker. >> if bob corker has any honor or decency, he should resign immediately. he should not let the words stand. >> brian: it's getting ugly. what impact will this have in the months ahead? he needs senator corker's votes. marsha blackburn, running for senator corker's seat in 2018 because he's quitting and she joins us now with reaction from nashville. i know you are not in a great spot because you are friends with senator corker and supporter of president trump's. in this case, can you support senator corker going to the "new york times" and ripping the president? >> brian, i think when we hear things like this, my first reaction is, i'm not going to get in the middle of anybody else's argument. and i will tell you, i think most of my colleagues in the hous

take a listen to what senator corker told "the new york times" on sunday about the international ramificationsto "the new york times." >> he doesn't realize that we could be headed towards world war iii. the comments that he's making. >> brian: really? take a listen to the strong message that steve bannon had for senator corker. >> if he has any honor or any decency, you should design. >> brian: it's getting ugly but what kind of impact will this have? you need senator corker's votes whether he likes it or not. marsha blackburn is running for a corker's seat because he is quitting. she joins us now. i know you are not in a great spot. you are a big supporter of president trump. in this case, can you really support senator corker going to "the new york times" and ripping the president? >> when we hear things like this, my first reaction is i'm not going to get in the middle. of anybody else's argument. i will tell you i think most of my colleagues in the house and i are working diligently. and want to work with our colleagues in the senate. and stand with president trump to get this agenda acro

news headlines live from moscow from everybody here at international a very warm welcome to you. potential collusion between the new york times on you tube has been exposed a project of switchers gained a name for uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media has leaked a video that seems to show an editor of the newspaper manipulating the video. trying to make up for the fact that something isn't in the trial. court on. hidden camera is believed to be his party according to his linked in profile he is you tube's brand and diversity curation lead in the video he admits you tube intervenes to change trending videos during their faces. trying to make up for that something isn't in the treatment and scary. but in this case is. just some human intervention make sure that they. encourage the sickly parties friend as he's described in another part of the clip by project veritas was also caught on camera saying he benefits from their relationship keep it all shops it's like something that's on the page like your treasures out about it we don't know it's just because my friend security. or nicholas due to his and audience strategy

international in moscow we have. potential between the new york times and you tube has been exposed. which is again did name for uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media as leaked video seems to show an editor of the newspaper manipulating the video. very rare cases. try to make up for something isn't in the trick. the man caught on hidden camera is believed to be ernest petty according to his linked in profile he has you tube brand and diversity curation lead in the video he admits you tube intervenes to change trending videos their faces. try to make up for something isn't in the trick ok it's scary. but in this case is . just some human intervention to make sure that they. encourage the thing to be basically that he's for and as he is described in another part of the clip by project veritas was also caught on camera saying he benefits from their relations with us it's like something that's on the page like your treasures out about it we don't know it's just because security. the nickel is due to an audience of strategy editor of the new york times he claims he has previous

new york times revealing how they sway watch. this sunday the fifteenth of october more scope. international news review of the week we start with this syrian government troops have liberated the eastern city of dean from islamic state it's the latest blow to the terror group which is now being steadily pushed from the war torn country. i i i. i. i. i. i. i i try. i. could. a lot of things haven't decided if. that's among the better. i. think. but of course liberation is not the end of the story for a lot of people out there is or province stupid living under ice of brutality for three long years now our senior correspondent war against year has been to meet two young sisters for whom their struggle is far from over. meet sally she's five maybe six perhaps seven she doesn't know in this market the streets. surviving isis's see each of their disorder was no mean feat so many perished as a result of starvation sickness violence. that sally is a survivor she a sister and brother were abandoned by their parents years ago they divorced and left the children to fend for themselves and. can't oh i'

least three members of his company's all male board also resigning according to "the new york times" amid an internalions. weinstein is the latest in a high-powered men fox news' bill owe rile len roger ailes, comedian bill cosby and even the president who have had allegations or details about their past behavior resurface. >> you know, i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. >> reporter: the president speaking about weinstein's troubles exactly a year after the release of the infamous "access hollywood" tape that brought his own behavior with women in question. >> did harvey weinstein act inappropriate? >> well, he says they were inappropriate. >> a year ago that video came out -- >> that's locker room. that's locker room. >> now, we have seen more women coming out accusing weinstein since "the new york times" story first came out. weinstein saying his family is standing by him. >> i can only imagine the heartache it's causing his family but they're right next to him. thanks, eva, for your reporting. >>> coming up on "good morning america," how to k

new york hector figaro a puerto rican activist and president of thirty two b.j. service employees international union also in new york kate aronoff she's a reporter with the intercept and a writing fellow at in these times welcome everyone to the stream know we also invited the mayor of san juan on charge show she originally agreed but later declined due to her scheduling conflicts so let's start here on my laptop with this headline via the washington post when hurricane maria hit puerto rico everything collapsed simultaneously renee with a disaster of this magnitude where does the recovery even start to start with roads electricity grid water. well first of all we have to work to get things. they can i don't think that they will be back to normal anytime soon but at least. i have a country that has drinking water. electricity that has been talked about this mass communications we are going now most people can't even communicate. messages to people that are accounted for like. i was talking about earlier but i think that the biggest holder right now is that this will require a lot of investment in infrastructure. and the country is bankrupt there are several. large why. they're trying to make. more of i

international community. online investigation website is exposed potential collusion between the new york times and the you tube video was leaked by project very task which is gained a name for itself by uncovering uncomfortable truth behind the media very rare instance. trying to make a bridge back something isn't in the trend of the man caught on hidden camera there is believed to be ernest petty according to his linked in profile is you tube's brand and diversity curation lead in that video he then elaborated on how you choose sometimes intervenes to change trending videos. it's very rare but in those cases they. use some human intervention to make sure that we. do. encourage the thing to be basically they provide in some cases ninety percent of what a lot of people receive as knows it's just not you tube or you think of a picture of a duck playing the piano or or grandma opening up her package at christmas no no no no you tube might be and i think it is the largest news platform and the you tube manager that we showed you was not the only person exposed in the video from project veritas it also featured his

new york times" was reckless and he planned to sue them. >> the story relies on a lot of dowsm takes on the record, names of women, dates incidents. one of our sources was internalompany records. howie: joining us, liz claman, host of "after the bell." the "new york times" did have 8 interviews with women on the record about sexual allegations. is this a solidly reported story and any chance harvey weinstein is coming back to this country. >> it's about as solid as you can get. you have multiple people on the record. you have documentation. you have something of a financial trail. as i look at it today, i don't see any way harvey weinstein survives this scandal. and i think the company he found is in jeopardy. i don't any there is a weinstein company without harvey weinstein. howie: he is apologizing saying he's going to work with therapists and take leave. liz: i'm not a lawyer so i spent last 48 hours calling attorneys from coast to coast. every single one of them said it would be zero chance harvey weinstein would be able to launch a successful offensive suit against the "new york times." if it is you didn't give me enough time to respond. 48 hours, this is w

international community. and online investigation website has exposed potential collusion between the new york times and you tube video was leaked by project veritas which is gained itself a name for uncovering uncomfortable truths behind the media in their faces. trying to make a bridge back something isn't any different. the man caught on hidden camera is believed to be ernest purty good into his linked in profile he's you tube's brand and diversity curation lead in that video he then elaborated on how you tube sometimes intervenes to change trending videos during their pieces. trying to make up with something isn't in the trend scary. but in this case this. is something that intervention make sure that we. encourage that the sickly petty's friend as he's described in another part of the clip by project veritas was also caught on camera saying that he benefits from their relationship people shots to something and someone that you do just like your tissues out about it we don't know it's just close friend security. nicholas dudek is an audience strategy editor for the new york times he claims he's previously wo

a third of the company's all-male board resigning according to "the new york times" amid an internalon over sexual harassment allegations allegedly stretching back decades. >> i have received calls about harvey weinstein. >> reporter: renowned civil rights attorney gloria allred speaking with women contemplating if they should come forward. her daughter lisa bloom now counseling weinstein. >> i don't second-guess her judgments about who she represents. i love her and i respect her and i'm very proud of her. >> reporter: a new accusation coming from british actress jessica heinze. the 44-year-old tweeting i was offered a film role at 19. harvey weinstein came on board a bikini. i refused and lost the job. >> you know what i mean? >> reporter: that tweet follows a "new york times" article that dropped bombshells sexual harassment claims against the studio executive worth an estimated $200 million. alleged victims described by the paper range from an assistant to a model to movie stars, rose mcgowan and ashley judd. the article citing two anonymous company officials saying over the year

intern. but now "the new york times" reporting bombshell allegations against harvey weinstein, describing severalsment against the studio executive worth $200 million and citing two anonymous company officials saying weinstein reached at least eight settlements with accusers. the alleged victims as reported by "the times" are all in varying positions, from an assistant to a model to a movie star. ashley judd. >> somebody help me. >> reporter: judd tells "the times" in 1997 while filming "kiss the girls" the then head of mere max studios invited her to a breakfast meeting at the peninsula hotel in beverly hills and judd tells the paper weinstein requested she come to irs room where he appeared in a bathrobe and asked if he could give her a massage or she could watch him shower. she told "the times" she felt panicky and trapped. women have been talking about harvey for awhile and it's simply beyond time to have the conversation publicly. now weinstein is speaking out to "the new york post" saying he bears responsibility for his past behavior but claims "the times" article is reckless reporting. jud

new york hector figaro a puerto rican activist and president of thirty two b.j. service employees international union also in new york kate aronoff she's a reporter with the intercept and a writing fellow at in these times welcome everyone to the stream now we also invited the mayor of san juan on charge show she originally agreed but later declined due to her scheduling conflicts so let's start here on my laptop with this headline via the washington post when hurricane maria hit puerto rico everything collapsed simultaneously renee with a disaster of this magnitude where does the recovery even start to start with roads electricity grid water. well first of all we have to work to get things. they can then i don't think that they'll be back to normal anytime soon but at least. have a country that has drinking water. electricity that has been talked about this mass communications we migrate now most people can't even communicate with each other or messages to people that are accounted for like i. was talking about earlier but i think that the biggest holder right now is that this will require a lot of investment in infrastructure. and the country is bankrupt and there are several. large why. they're tryin

international relations at new york university. our other guest is scott anderson. contributing writer for the new york times magazine his most recent book is lawrence in arabia. it was sure listed for the national book critics circle award he was raised in east asia and attended the writers' workshop. and his 33 years as a war correspondent has covered northern ireland and sudan and libya in northern egypt. we're in for an interesting event since it is the release date we want to make sure you have a complete experience tonight for go first to come to the store and have a snack and socialize then you will sit through a very boring introduction. [laughter] then you will hear these two incredible then have an interesting discussion after that we will have questions. stood to get the complete opera experience i recommend you pick up a book to have decided to purchase the book then you'll have done the whole thing so let's get on with it and have a good time. [applause] >> on my way in here tonight it is a classic cliche when you promote a book like ripped from today's headlines. but even this morning with your

morning here in the russian capital you're watching international news team here a very warm welcome to you. the journalistic standards of the new york times have been brought into question offer a video surfaced of one of its editors revealing his political and professional views. and you're going to be how they were the time. of the man in that video there are nicolas dudek is an audience strategy editor for the new york times he says he's previously worked for the election campaigns of both hillary clinton and barack obama decides that he once claimed former f.b.i. director james komi was his quote godfather although he later changed his story on that the new york times has reacted to the revelations not released by project veritas in fact in a statement the newspaper admitted dudek apparently violated the outlets own ethics code it also claims he exaggerated the influence he had at the outlet however the net widens with project very house releasing additional revelations regarding do tick and his connections to people in silicon valley with more details here's some erekat. project veritas has just released its second video featuring au

the officials here sought to assuage and comfort new yorkers in this time of pain in this time of a terrorist attack. >> new york is an international symbol of freedom of democracy. that's what we are and we are proud of it. that also makes us a target for those people who oppose those concepts. and we have lived with this before. we felt the pain before. we feel the pain today. but we go forward together and we go forward stronger than eve ever. we are not going to let them wi win. >> for decades, new york has been the target of radical islamic terrorists, the first back in 1990, a shooting at a hotel. a follower of the cell of a man from jersey city. of course, there was the 1993 bombing of the world trade center. dozens of other plots that have been disrupted. a car bomb in times square, thankfully did not go off. there was a bombing on 23rd street by a new jersey man. he had recently been on trial. mayor bill de blasio reference the history of this and the attitude of his fellow new yorkers. here is the mayor. >> we know of eight innocent people who have lost their live lives. we know this action was intended to break our spiri

new york times revealing how they sway what you watch. very good morning for me kevin i am sunday morning the fifteenth of october this is after international live from h.q. with the news of you the week starting with this the syrian government forces have liberated the eastern city of rome a deed from islamic state it is the latest blow to the terror group which is now big steadily pushed from a war torn country. liberation is not the end of the story for people india is all provinces who've been living under eisel brutality for three years now more goes to of went to meet two young sisters for whom the struggle is far from over. meet sally she's five maybe six perhaps seven she doesn't know and the smog hit the streets. surviving isis's see each of their disorder was no mean feat so many perished as a result of starvation sickness violence. if. sally is a survivor she has a sister and brother were abandoned by their parents years ago they divorced and left the children to fend for themselves. only share her home. who are now almost gone on the land she spends her days begging stealing playing and surviving no easy lot for them in this lif

countries in asia good times ahead from the perspective of the international monetary fund but how does wall street see it let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york ian scotty yes hi good to see you now do you think investors share that optimism that we're seeing from the i.m.f. . well i mean on wall street do not necessarily need the opinion of the i.m.f. to make up their minds if the economy looks brighter or not in the past couple of weeks months we got some pretty solid economic reports here in the united states just past week we had the best reading from the industrial sector from industrial production in about thirteen years the car industry seems to be doing a bit better at least we got some hints on that from the latest car sales so here in the united states overall the picture does look pretty bright and for sure it didn't hurt that the i.m.f. all saw actually higher expectations a little bit for this year and next by the way the i.m.f. also does see some risk especially when it comes to protectionism i mean that's a tendency that we might be seeing all over the globe not just from the united states itself and they also some geopolitical

international news organisations were not invited. the economist, the financial times, the guardian newspaper, the new york times, and the bbc.cidence of course, that all of those organisations produce the kind ofjournalism to which the authorities regularly object. we should never entertain the idea... for those who were in the hall, mr xi had some advice. translation: we do not need lavish praise from others. however, we do welcome objective reporting and constructive suggestions. applause. and with that, mr xi walked off to begin his second term in office. his consolidation of power is now complete. the only question, how long he intends to hang on to it. john sutcliffe, bbc news, beijing. our china editor carrie gracie is in beijing. do we take from this that he wants to go on and on? i think what you can take from it, he will go on and on and in some form, whether it is in office is another question. the last strong leader china had, dumb xiaoping in the 1990s, he had no more important formal offers than the head of the bridge association but he was still the veteran revolutionary who made the crucial decisions. so for m