and keen got ten years. it knocked the life out of him and broke his father's heart. >> any hopes and dreams he had had for me at that point in life were gone. he was crushed. he was very crushed. >> jimmy keen could not imagine a way out. nor guess that a man he'd never met might someday provide him one. november, 1994. wabash, indiana. it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller had a gut instinct. >> i really think we're on to sting here. this guy portrays this weak, timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious and as the investigation unfolded, miller also thought he knew how hall abducted jessica roach. >> when he first seen her, she was riding from, toward the house, going down this way. >> hall followed and stopped to talk. jessica got scared and backed away. >> that's when he opens the door, grabs her. there's a physical confrontation where he overpowers her. put her in his van. and left. pro

larry beaumont needed jimmy keene. he had sent both keene and hall to prison. risky plan that would bring them together. keene was ten months into his sentence when beaumont brought him into talk. >> scared me. i thought it was a trick. >> keene watched nervously as beaumont pushed a folder across the table. >> and i open it up and the first thing i seen was a picture of a mutilated dead girl. and i flipped the next page and there was a different mutilated dead girl. >> and there was a portrait of tricia reitler. >> at that moment i looked up at him and he said, we need you to help us with this case. >> beaumont wanted keene to go undercover, to transfer from his low security lockup to a dangerous prison. and to befriend alleged serial killer larry hall. >> he says, if you can get solid confessions from him and if you can help us locate the bodies that are still missing, we're willing to completely wash your record. >> keene's mission? to learn where tricia reitler was buried. >> the purpose of this operation was to find that body. >> beaumont made it clear, no

tom keene is offer the week.ur top headlines. >> you don't want to be in canada today. here it is 60 degrees. there it is an ice storm p life is miserable in canada. the two most popular provinces, more than half a million -- 400 flights canceled at toronto's airport. all three members of the russian pussy riot have been released from prison. they served two-year sentences after a performance at moscow's main cathedral. the imf has raised its outlook for the u.s. economy. christine lagarde is saying the fed plans to tape or bond buying -- to taper bond buying. lotre seeing futures and a of activity in the markets higher this morning because of that if people are getting optimistic. .- that people are getting optimistic. but obama turned probably the greatest failure of his presidency. the whole year has been rough, starting off with gun control, which has also tanked. the economy and the market is great. 4.1%. we're down to seven percent unemployment. facebook, other internet companies protesting nsa surveillance

. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, and it said that she was born with x and y chromosomes and that she was taking shots of testosterone. it kind of blew me back a little bit. i was like, whoa, you know, i didn't think that would be something you would put off in the first letter that you are meeting someone. do you

tom keene is off.loomberg contributing editor richard falkenrath of we also wendy petitti.rom wsl we start with toshiba which said its television operation turned a profit in the second half after they cut jobs. theiba's president says company hopes to increase the corporate pc business to up to 50% of sales volume by 2015. it is currently about 10%. taiwan fines apple from restricting prices. apple hit with almost three quarters of a million dollar fine. the commission says apple's asian unit required wireless carriers to it permission before setting contract prices on iphones, a violation of the country's free trade laws. i lead by the winds a wireless license in china. a unit of the online china -- giant was one of 11 companies to lease capacity from chinese carriers. part of a two-year trial to bring more competition to the chinese wireless market. it sets it up nicely if there is an ipo later this year. that is company news from the files of "bloomberg west." we continue with our theme, top securi

tom keene is all. michael mckee and trish regan, caffeinated. >> it will be a long day but i am looking forward to it. >> great to see you this early in the morning. >> we should talk coffee futures, we are driving them. >> give us the morning brief. >> japan's inflation has accelerated to the fastest pace since 2000 eight. good news for shinzo abe. it brings the rate closer to policymaker's target. it threatens household spending power unless you see employers boosting wages and you see people bringing more money in. at least, finally, they are getting a little inflation on abenomics. in the u.s. -- >> no eco data. what are you going to do? >> go home. >> take it easy. not much on the economic front. we have something else, the president has signed two more pills. he did this last night. vacation in hawaii. one is the budget deal crafted by senators paul ryan and patty murray. the other cracks down on sexual assault in the military. joe biden leaves for vacation today. they stagger their vacations. li

i'm tom keene. is cristina alesci and scarlet fu. been and it is like i can see it. >> it is going to be very cold. and bourbon, don't forget the bourbon. time for the morning briefs, because it is time for that. >> i missed this so much. it is like a three-week vacation. tochina's local debt rose ,.95 chilean dollars underscoring financial risks in the world's second-biggest economy among the other risks that we are seeing in china. in the u k, home prices rose in december. they will lead gains in 2014 according to the track. here in the u.s., economic data at 10 a.m. ending home sales at 10: 30. france, thenote in constitutional council there gave the go-ahead yesterday on the government's millionaire tax. bad news for millionaires there. last for 2013 and 2014 and taxes salaries above one million euros at 75%. ouch. >> is a big number and they go after the football players, the soccer players. it is a huge number. is not likely doom united states, but the answer is a mess. look at stocks on currencies and commodities. let's get th

i am tom keene.steel and scarlet fu are with this. let's do a data check. some economic data, maybe that will move markets. retail sales front and center. of 1.38.had a print that is a huge deal in europe right now. stronger euro. consensus flat out wrong in 2013. >> in my be the year end, but there is still some dealmaking going on. scripps one of the big gainers yesterday which owns hd tv and the food network, rose the most in two years. interesting. 7%.ora media down the ceo of spotify says it plans to offer free music service on apple and android tablets. pandora taking a bit of a hit this wednesday. can we call it a renaissance? bloomberg reported the bmw looking to build engines in the u.s.. car sales are back to pre- recession levels. it is part of a resurgence manufacturing sector with airbus making planes in alabama, samsung building a plant in texas, another example, michelin. they make tires. today they make tires in south carolina at a brand-new $750 million plant. the ceo of michelin nor

tom keene is off for the week.stephanie ruhle, birthday girl, and michael mckee . joining us for the hour, david crowell -- david kirkpatrick, talking about the biggest tech and social trends of the year but you will get a started with a morning brief. >> overnight news? china's benchmark money market rate the lowest since february 20 11 after the peoples bank injected cash for the first time in over three weeks. japan's nikkei hit a six-year high, climbing above 16,000 for the first time since 2007. economic data in the u.s. at -- at 7:00 a.m., mortgage applications, 8:30 a.m. eastern, durable goods orders, 10:00 a.m., new-home sales and also richmond fed manufacturing index. on the schedule today, you are lucky if you are in the equity market gusts the new york stock exchange is closing at 1:00 p.m. for christmas eve holiday and it is also my birthday so if you are done at work early it is still time to buy me a gift-e-poo. >> maybe bob eiger can buy you something. a cut.aking a 15% the disney ceo will still take

i'm tom keene. top headlines.x steel. >> vice president joe biden also in china to act responsibly. he says china's new air defense zone has caused apprehend -- apprehension in the region. the vice president wrapped up a two-day visit to the country and travels next to south korea. super bowl advertising is already sold out. executives at fox saying there was strong demand for the first new york area super bowl. the game usually sells out early january. a30-second spot reportedly sold for millions of dollars each. the rockefeller center christmas tree was lit last night. i was there. it was lovely. it took 45,000 lights to illuminate the 76-foot-high norway spruce. topped off by nine and a half foot-high swell rossi -- swa rowki arts. theour feet higher than tree and scarlet fu's the living room. >> my whole mcmansion thing. >> i didn't see it live because it took too long and i had to go to bed. >> and they have a whole ceremony. >> singing and all of that stuff. >> miley cyrus? >> i don't know. we have the morni

i am tom keene. joining me are scarlet fu and alix steel. busy markets and a lot to talk about. the last week to shop before christmas. >> did you buy my christmas present you? make sure you do it this weekend. >> you look beautiful. >> overnight, we have data from the u.k.. the bank of japan is maintaining its record easing. that is after the federal reserve decision to taper. we also have the third gdp number. the last look there. some earnings -- blackberry, remember that company? you used to have it a couple of years ago. they are reporting earnings. >> this is the earnings report. >> it is a losses report. they will not make any money. >> let's go to the data check. we have a lot to talk about. we look at the stocks and bonds -- it to this quickly. it to the emerging markets. the 10 year yield creep up. the euro dollar is weaker. weaker yen. hydrocarbon is up. -- the vix is better. the dow is at a record high. that is one of the shanghai libor rates. it has the attention of the world. let's go t

tom keene might need a vitamix.. ♪ >> that is it for today's edition of "market makers." great having you, tom keene. what do you have tomorrow on "surveillance." we will have bruce ratner with us. we'll talk commercial real estate and basketball. >> you can talk aboutbey oonce. >> you are going to see beyoncÉ? >> i will see her at the berkeley center. therrow i will speak to trans canada ceo. they will be responsible for building the keystone pipeline of president obama gives them the grounds to do it. or now, it is time -- >> we are "on the markets" >> with scarlet fu. >> it is 56 minute past the hour. we are working on our options. shares of boston scienc tific have doubled this year. we will check in with alanknuckman at the cme. he has a bullish outlook. as a am looking at bsx medical momentum stock. you can see a significant stairstep from six,-, 8, 10. i'm looking at the stock to get to $14 per share and playing it by use and in the money call option. it has five minutes for development and it will act much l

i'm tom keene. scarlet fu and alix steel. guest host, peter orszag, former director of omb and vice- chairman at citigroup. mario the belly is with us from gamco investors -- mario gabelli is with us. our morning brief. >> i think you have nightmares about your bowties. >> i do. >> and no, i do. let's get caught up on what happen overnight. china, the central bank injecting funds into the financial system using short- term liquidity operations. growthland's economic accelerating to the fastest pace in almost four years in the third-quarter. gdp in greasing 1.4%. in the u.s., it is thursday, so initial jobless claims coming out and then bloomberg consumer comfort and then at 10:00 a.m., existing home sales. a couple of earnings after the bell -- nike and carnival. start the countdown, 50 days until the sochi olympics. very exciting. >> go team usa. >> we need jim grant going down the course. >> that is a bowtie for sure. >> we start with news that just broken the last hour. facebook is raising cash.

i'm tom keene. joining me is scalp -- scarlet fu and alix, i need a baby grand, steele. here is the way it works. da da da. this?a chopsticks like >> ok, briefing. overnight we did get earnings from cosco. profit missing estimates. the where hast -- warehouse chain boosting discounts. we will do mortgage applications in the u.s., a 2:00 p.m. budget statement this day after we had a short-term budget deal. also earnings trickling out this morning. men's wearhouse after the bell. bank. to buy jos. a. iplon, big news of the day, -- supposed to be a record ipo or a lodging company. >> this is not another deal. this is in some way a top of the market deal. terrific research on this. we will have it all day on bloomberg television. i got goosebumps. almost like 2005 all over again. >> and is it a problem? groupl ask a gas from isi and we will talk also to bob nardelli. >> why it markets today. looking at stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities. boring. the euro, 1.3764. crude, 98.56. our next board, a litt

i am tom keene.lix steel with me today. >> bloomberg is inside ups all day long today. it is the busiest time of year for the biggest package delivery companies, so we sent carol massar there. is in louisville, kentucky where ups will sort 4 million packages a day. you are standing there in the middle of night. you got to ride in a ups truck. is that right? >> i did. i went out with tony, who delivers to downtown manhattan. they are so busy at this time of year. -- extra workers to get them through the holiday season. there's a certain way you unload the truck, a certain way you load up the cards and a certain way you deliver to everyone. it is about being safe, efficiency, and time. it is fun to be out there on the road with them. >> did you get to ring any doorbells? >> i did. i went into a couple of buildings. most of it was commercial. it was interesting. you have a bunch of packages going through a certain location. i got to play with the scanner. i scanned in some of the packages and had them d

i am tom keene. begged her to come on. our guest host this hour, james injure miller. we want to go live from new york. his classic is "live from new york." we have a morning briefing with serious economic news. businesse to get to first. in singapore, gpu rose three percent this year -- gdp rose three percent this year. at 9 a.m. we have the schiller homes index. at 10 a.m., consumer confidence index. market closed at 2 p.m.. >> i think it will be subdued. since november 15 it has been locked it up. >> let's get to company news. worn buffet betting big on oil transportation. four phone ownership of the denis's pipeline -- for full ownership of the company's pipeline business. that has pipeline operators used in capacity. kurtz is bracing for a battle with activist investors. afterdopted a poison pill unusual activity in the stocks. the right program was not a response to any specific takeover bid or proposal. it the ceo of berkeley says may take a decade to rebuild trust in the bank. anthony jenkins

more and more women are not keen on their doors. they want a better job qualifications can drink i don't eat anything. i want an independent anonymous leaving. donnelly your pc sunny warm and find opportunities act foreign firms. they're considered less gender conscious intent companies the family line are all the non rainy. they cannot fire of love. ah for their profession. this japanese motorbike maker provides training to reach the new workers. provincial government commissioned the company established to program last year. the menu and enthusiastically techniques if the current high level skills over three years. they have a chance to become the grand police delays in toronto. women are often good with details so they are well suited to assemble and test components it was thought to efforts to implement greater binghamton women remains the second half that of man. while the number of women with education and skills is rising. many people still believe a women's place is in her home. the rolls turkey so he enrolled in a focus on

i'm here with stephanie ruhle and tom keene.y now from the files of bloomberg west. instagram taking on snap chat with the private messaging service. it will allow users to send photos and videos directly to as many as 15 friends who can and, down the privately. facebook is adding apps to fend off competition from twitter. meantime, calpers is saying that icon is trying to come in and "disgorge cash." multi- is close to a a $4on-dollar deal -- billion agreement that will end next year. that is the end of company news from the files of bloomberg west. i know so many people who after she the only because of that. >> is the real value in programming. some of the networks are buying local stations. they're not looking to put on local news, they're looking to put on local sports. two member and guggenheim and company bought the dodgers? two and half billion dollars, they look like champions of year later because people pay for live sports. >> people pay for live sports and also did coin. to switch to bitcoin and its viability as a cu

linda keen to keep this plant. it is that some seventy thousand lives this. since the day that is the christmas blessing. the chants when total of one kind the baby expo be blessing means that the c t in the wild. it's given to catholics and non catholics at easter and christmas. he began by calling for peace in syria where wore his mates the moment to knock off the a's. the ceo. and kick it again today to the followers of different religious confessions. joining us in our prayer for peace in syria been happening here. he then expressed his desire for peace in conflicts around the wild. impeding days in the heart of africa the democratic republic of congo the central african republic south sea john knight cheery an email and the train is hades and palestinians. he also reports of hundreds of migrants and refugees who live down trying to reach european shows this to a mania for the last ten nights on the case to the italian nine and attempted to set. there'll be no ugly tuesday and that migrants in search of a dignified life the apa will make me find acceptanc

officials are so keen to send cash elsewhere and risk upset in those still struggling at home. plus public calls to fracking in texas getting the attention of the dallas city council which is. put in place. restricting the industry this is more the world's top headlines coming up after the break. pleasure to have you with us here today. when you talk about working with the society of one. in charge of trying. to make sure that the people. the governments this is not a. right or left it's an issue about the mentalities more extremist. so what we need these hate speech. all. this excessive. even. lots of news. international thanks for joining us the unlikely pairing of saudi arabia and israel reportedly teaming up in response to washington's middle east policies representatives from the country's intelligence services apparently met for talks in jerusalem now they are united in their disdain for america's reversal on the intervention in syria followed by the agreement of historic nuclear deal with iran. as a look. the two countries saudi arabia and israel found themselves in one

with tomcarlet fu here keene and alix steel.t for the hour, matthew dowd, political analyst. of ae is the founder source on apple. he liked our franchise so much he bought his own. i have a quick chart on the significance of china mobile. when you look at china mobile relative to the other operator, even in china we are looking at over 600 million new subscribers in available. >> he is dealing your act. >> and he is doing it on a tablet with touchscreen capabilities. this is unacceptable. unimaginative 36 months ago. make are using them to presentations and to tell stories. the enterprise feature for , one analyst said it wasn't even in the price right now. >> absolutely. they're selling evil is quantities of ipads. it is not just -- selling igor was quantities of ipads. -- selling enormous quantities of ipads. in theshow china mobile vast number of subscribers it has and the rivals, which look puny in comparison. these are not small companies. >> not at all. the smallest one is china telecom with 100 million. that is about as b

of tom keene robot. .hile tom keene plays golf >> tom keene does not play golf, though. >> but he could the robot took over the show. >> maybe hockey. i don't know, i am intrigued by this. kevin roberts, google dominates advertising so much. do they risk taking their eyes off the ball by going into these random areas like giant robots? >> first of all, consumers dominate advertising. there is no more power even for the mighty google. >> it is just a vehicle? >> it is an enabler. ideas and creativity still dominate. are they taking their eyes off the ball? no, we live in a broad world where ideas are the currency of the future, right? they are just looking at various ideas to see where it leads them . it is a smart, interesting, exciting kind of initiative. >> whatever it is. >> robot advertising. >> andy rubin is leading the initiative at google, which makes it interesting as well, he has such a great track record. kevin roberts, thank you so much. great to have you on. "bloomberg surveillance," continues on radio. "in the loop," with betty liu, coming up next. have a great morning. ♪ i

tom keene is out.ng very christmas-y. >> it is going to be mike mckee, myself, and matt miller. we have to talk about bitcoin. plunging over the weekend. bitcoin versus gold. we are going to look into the security features of bitcoin. as a giftve bitcoin certificate over the holidays. i don't know if you are watching any movies, we checked out "the hobbit." the special effects supervisor of the hobbit will be joining us to talk about the special effects industry. we are going to ask him about the terrifying scene in "the hobbit" where bilbo faces spiders. i was squirming in my seat. >> i am looking forward to seeing "anchorman 2." >> i am waiting for tom keene to come back so we can see it as a team. >> we will all come over. lookingu so much, forward to the show. after the break, we are back with engadget for tech trends in the new year. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse," live from london. let's get some company news. blackberry had its biggest one-day gain in four years after announcing plans to outso

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i'm tom keene live from world headquarters in new york. it is thursday, december 5.u and alix steel joins us. but it is time right now for a morning brief. bitcoin morning briefing. overnight china announced it will bar financial institutions from handling bitcoins transactions, a move to rein in the virtual currency after an 89 fold jump in the value. alan greenspan's take on bloomberg tv -- it is a bubble. >> it made quite a splash. >> absolutely. europe, 7:00 a.m., bank of england rate decision and then at 7:45

i'm tom keene. this is "bloomberg surveillance."t with too many things is bad. .ewer items is better in 2004 this is level three cf eight. did people flunk the exam over this? i want to be simpler next year. company specifics are mattering more. one of the problems was that macro was mattering a lot to returns. you could say i did a deep dive -- the fed, europe, china, always macro issues matter. macrosd thing is that are mattering yes and company .pecifics are mattering more macros are mattering less. what we have today? whenve in our dispersion, you see an opportunity you have to make it bigger bet. our call is more concentrated portfolio, fewer names. >> one morgan stanley looks at retail and the individual -- >> added know that much of that side of the business. they tend to have a lot of names in the portfolio and they don't want to take risk. it depends on the tracking. we'reying to be the s&p's talking about. and anita hundred names are hundred 25 names. -- i need 100 names or 125 names. our biggest that is in health care. >>

byron is a history teacher and a keen cricketer here.hat last wicket was taken, what was your reaction? >> i was absolutely over the moon. really excited and relief. i suppose. it has been too long. >> reporter: what does it mean that the ashes are coming back? >> it means everything. the english have been giving us a good ribbing, and it will be good to give it back to them now. >> reporter: thank very much byron. it's 3-0 down, england has lost the better of five series. they will want to retain something, though, even if it is their pride. >>> hundreds of angry fans set fires after myanmar lost booting them out of the semifinals. and it may have come down to a misunderstanding of the rules. >> reporter: the host nation didn't take to losing very well. what fans didn't realize is that the asian football confederation rules state that head-to-head matches. >> he said the blame is falling directly on his shoulders. the react of the fans falls with the football fans. unfortunately there seems to be a string of incident of myanmar being so

western power is an east african states are keen to prevent more chaos in this fragile region. they tried to mediate between the presidents of his former deputy without success the discovery of several mass graves has used its ethnic look blessing will tear apart the world's newest states. egyptian police said former prime minister hashim condi has been arrested while trying to flee the country to saddam security forces say they were in full swing and april sentence of one year's imprisonment upheld on appeal in september. this relates to come to defying a court order while he was deposed president mohammed mrs prime minister to re nationalize textile factory privatized when full the president of the bark was still in power security forces are another step closer to having a full house of the muslim bro leadership behind us. but no closer to ensuring safety. the loss of life from the christmas eve cop bowman also a southern egypt which killed fifteen and wounded one that unfolds it was proof of continued instability. it was quickly condemned by the brother my mood about the pal

, president of keene on the market dot com.ack to the show as always andrew. > >thank you. thanks for having me. > >now, we did have these billionaire hedge funds moving stocks around. it was very difficult for the average trader or even the average investor. but you found some ways to out maneuver the hedge fund guys. what have you been doing? > >basically i watch something called unusual option activity. every single stock has how many options it trades in a day. when calls are bought they are bought for one of two reasons---speculation or a hedge. i try to combine the chart in my proprietary trading plan to make sure i want to take speculative bets and it's been working out great this year. > >do you think it will continue into next year with these hedge fund guys? > >absolutely. let's be honest, the hedge fund guys know more than us, they're smarter than us, they have a team full of analysts with their mba's from chicago, northwestern, kellogg. so they have more information and knowledge than us. why trade the stock and get

joining us now is trader andrew keene, president of keene on the market dot com.ou like our music? >>love the music. >>it's fabulous isn't it? alright, let's talk about carmax. earnings are coming out today. the stock has been up 50% for the year. is this a stock to buy? >>this stock is unbelievable and it's one of the best looking charts i can find out there. any opportunity to buy it on a pullback, i'll be looking at that. i look at the charts and i also watch unusual option activity which is institutional order flow. we saw a huge buyer of the january 52 ½ calls for $1.70. some think the stock is going to get above $54 and push to $55. so any opportunity to pullback i would look to get long. i was long it for a while and the day before tapering i actually took my position off so i have no position now. if i can get a pullback at 52 1/2 , i'm going to be looking to buy it. >>where is the resistance? >>i think 52 ½ would be an aggressive entry. i think down to 50 would be a more conservative one so it matters how aggressive you want to be. when i trade pullback,

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" from new york with tom keene and his team. >> kn your customer. customer. your 's economist.nomist slated to be the next chairman, vice chairman chairman, rather, of the fed. i promise, i will not fall asleep and start snoring with asse plush new seats at amc they reinvent the movie experience. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is thursday, december 12, i am tom keene with scarlet fu and alix steel. it is a busy front page. >> it is a busy day. retail sales for november as we get a check on the black friday sales, also in his -- initial jobless claims. as well as business inventories for october. lulu lemon reporting before the bell. after the bell, adobe

the imported products are also becoming more and more popular here in keen on. and i next report will show you the challenges that the industry faces in this time of integration in the eastern conference on integration and stare into the meat industry which in hungary and the arms they shall reign and the beverage industry in vietnam has achieved high. oh and here's the lawrence comes free enterprise as an artistic projects. however many friends in this industry are still reporting rates and obstacles that may damage their business plans and stupid ideas to grow. those teams can click on the flight and smugglers. my kids aren't very common in vietnam and we have to cooperate with the consumer protection association to tackle this we also have our own entry into spikes to check out exclusive package and knowledge is incomplete and the baby to go to until one of the ride begins come to think it's because they have put so many sick to my menu counties in many agencies the education of their producers can take it. it was all a happy thing a shot of his window i chal

rebellion are drawing in western politicians political has beans to even homegrown rock stars all keen to breathe the air of change tasty pictures in the fashion the message the foreign media is having a blast to the chest here feel they're fighting for the future of the country pro european protesters clashing with police they saw these agreements as a chance to open ukraine up to european business ideas rule of law standards here my done has received a massive amounts of airtime in mass media both at home and abroad but the simple fact is the opinion of people here is not necessarily representative of the opinion in all of ukraine in fact it's just the opposite but you wouldn't know it just by watching the news but here's the other side of ukraine's protests the invisible one they may go unnoticed by the media but thousands of people are rallying in many cities you have read on trade to join the e.u. and opposition instead of taking students and school children to the scratch should sit down at the negotiation table and help find the best solution for our country and why don't you ag

very few countries in the world were keen to support the so-called obama option which would have been yet another bombing of the it and as a country so i think this is a very important lesson lesson and. crisis of this type should be sold u.s. plans to build an anti missile defense system in europe one of the biggest sticking points in moscow's relationship with washington was of course also talked about the president's message was simple without a threat from iran what's the point of building it. moscow does see the shield as a threat to its national security and putin says powering up russia's military is one of the ways to protect against it. you know when you look at your message it was more sinister that it's no country should harbor illusions of achieving military dominance over russia we will never let it happen russia is ready to meet those challenges both political and technological that we've got all the potential needed our military doctrine as well as our military equipment allow us without a doubt to ensure russia's security finally it referring to the current situation i

irish and british citizens get their minds in the force would walk was evidence of two governments keen to bring their relationship to a new stable place. the next twelve hours bushel of northern ireland's politicians want to be part of that dynamic. can they produce. what might become known as the christmas eve to green. the crossover to tell me go on an atomic in your own question. she lived at christmas. pierre in the offing well they're certainly not going to make a deal before midnight tonight sharon. betsy was happens today. he was due to begin those round table negotiations at eleven am that was about four pm there's still no sign of an era started to tell the reason for the state's make this often in which a house set the date of aug afford the cost of proposals aimed at cracking these three issues. time is very tight he hopes to board a plane tomorrow to get back to see his family for christmas day there's a storm warning coming in to have difficulty getting a flight out of here tomorrow. well i think given the level of engagement between the parties. given that they're all sti

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the theme of western media in keene the band to get approve each segment of the opinion population to have them on his own. the so called peaceful purpose where being suddenly be considered by the police the violence instigate people perhaps by dipping the elements of the professors but certainly not by the government because they have nothing to do cosby bring you more updates from ukraine in expert opinion on the situation kosmina was capable and evan and spiteful appeal to halt the so called great guilt upon the most striking videos and prejudice from those protests. a short break it into national guilty as charged of the films with russia's fourth choice i make but the next six years behind bars. the most loving of vertical acid attack on the company's director of the stories of the break the eye you need in. the war is probably the most complex he did. really we're probably extends back to the intention of going up. at the top. there were fewer people. reading ability. this all on shoes but probably not attached. the visiting because it was nighttime is for the morning. even touc

a date by the european union which is keen to secure or its maritime borders. these extend to two hundred km along the remaining paste and could one day make up the eastern tip of the shinkansen. they were preparing ourselves for future missions when he's older becomes part of the shingles are. we had our first case of illegal immigration. it's the teapots learned to sail kentucky fried and topped it with the oven with door. the taxi pulled up and some size wetness to emigrate is based dozens of cbn refugees are riding him now. also being arrested on the black sea that housed in six romanian asylum centers. conte that face is one of them was willing to talk to us. i come from the ict in the new deal oh well. so you do in one go they go to someplace that you think he was eased into the act needs and from syria a ride to the beginning of the year with his wife and two children. if it makes its finger on it at the time nine am. may have a good fourteen to be taken in by a romanian family and in mt for this country. i love him. he who knew. think of all that should

why you so keen to send cash elsewhere and risk upsetting those to. doso they should probably coals to code fracking in taxes. which has put in place the front door restricting the industry more stories coming out. of the. lead it was a. very hard to take a. long. have you ever had sex with her there's no. little of a bubble. this is our senior national coming to you live from moscow welcome back to saudi arabia and israel are reportedly forming an unlikely team in response to washington's middle east policies representatives from the country's intelligence services apparently met for talks in jerusalem they are united in their does day and for america's reversal on intervention in syria followed by the agreement over historic nuclear deal with iran are she is gay and that she can take solo. the two countries saudi arabia and israel found themselves in one but in their frustration over washington israel and saudi arabia hate the nuclear deal that the u. was not the world power struck with iran and israel is very vocal about it the saudis are a little

with the race's two prime ministers of the palace i will stand by the nation every legion and are keen to fight for those principles even with our bare hands. ah well. the prime minister has so is the panko for the prayers of comfort that the north east issues repealing a manatee and paste soon to become that it has been in use. so poppy army that is the brother in two thousand and six have remained neutral. there remain on the sidelines the threats the protest is from a monkey and two. it's clear principle based in the north east remains substantial. many people here have been polarized by the protests in bangkok and their affection for the schindler family runs deep. the crowd here in korea which seems to me can take it from receiving the ten or the banks of the is already on the campaign trail despite the problems he's had in panko for the last couple weeks it really isn't it. i support a stronger inevitable. you can hear the prime minister told completely escaped the trenches. this anti government protest told me six goals and actions they want a completely different system. we don

great way of making profit for companies in the short term and we're seeing that government is very keen on supporting that but ultimately that short term boost in g.d.p. growth will result in devastation in communities will zero in long term consequences for the climate really it's a very short term list way of dealing with the energy crises that we face and the economy that we believe that we're facing that but we hear so much about the opposite how much it will help the economy isn't that going to sway voters. what i think people people are particular listening to that and i think you know currently. we're seeing the government is simply focused on investors' wealth i don't think people see fracking happening in their area as a way of delivering real real jobs or real wealth to typically these companies import work is in they don't tend to you dissolve unemployment levels around in the in their communities and the devastation that fracking promises to bring into these communities in terms of pollution in terms of devastating scenic areas could devastate local economies and local local

they're keen to avoid repeating the same mistakes. i spoke to an analyst about the significance of this meeting, and he said what we have to look at is the fact that the military didn't -- it wasn't just a meeting between the generals and the protesters. the military invited a cross-section of civil society as well. so it shows that they're very keen to do everything above board. they invited academics and businessmen. it was a forum to exchange ideas, really. >> i know that the prime minister has called their actions for early next year, but if an election were held today in thailand, who would win it? >> reporter: well the perthai parties have won elections easily in the last ten years. a lot of political analysts say if elections were held, that party would win it easily. the attention moving forward is on whether the opposition democrat party will take part in elections. they're due to meet next week and will decide whether or not to boycott the elections. anti-government protesters say they don't trust elections anymore because t