kevin kish: that's why we're here. a lot of landlords don't understand the legal obligations that they have. chris: kevin kish heads the california department of fair employment and housing. one of his jobs is to investigate complaints about housing discrimination. kish says assistance animals play many roles. some are trained to help people who are blind, deaf, or have other physical disabilities. others offer emotional assistance. it's their mere presence that helps. well, state and federal laws protect them all. kish said the rodriguezes doctors' notes should have been enough proof for the hoa to allow pepe, david, and daisy. kevin: if someone is providing a landlord with documentation from a medical professional that establishes that the person has a disability and that the animal is assisting the person with the disability use the dwelling place, then, generally, that is all the tenant needs to show the landlord. chris: so, we went back to cottage green. by email, a board spokesperson said they never received loui

compared to the last years of kish ner under the second default. particularly after the second default. so, no. we'll see. how to figure out that equation is one of the big challenges of the government. because of how to finance the current account as well. there's a limited time horizon when you're running a -- the deficit is growing. and that's why he was here. just a couple of weeks ago in new york to -- there's been investment going into argentina. but it's been largely in financial instrument. argentina has to produce enough of this political new faze when it's open for business to more long term investment. that's a big challenge. yeah? go ahead. >> thank you. two questions. if the do expel kish ner, the will try to create a party for of her own? that's common in latin america. one person will create a party based on that person's ideology and two, you mention the argentina open for business in investment. just in both chile and argentina again saying they're against the investment and people deforestation. in this new political in argentina

the saucer in turkish is very important for this and other dishes in and of to kish. public i mark on you take red pepper. in tomato paste. there's even a turkish saying about this. sect is not took each. culture means. it was expedited which means a meal without souter is like a woman without curves and. of course we mean hips taller and ours who were full of ideas for the new restaurant for almost a year they renovated what had been an office space. for wall decoration they had a burn an artist paint the backs of oriental rugs. opened in april twenty twelve in the trendy district. after the fall of the berlin wall this formally working class area became a hot spot for students and creative types. that has gotten a bit to enter.

the saucer in turkish is very important for this and other dishes in and of to kish get tight public a mark on you take red pepper. in tomato paste. there's even a turkish saying about this. took each cardinal culture. which means a meal without seltzer is like a woman without curves. of course we mean hips. and as they were full of ideas for the new restaurant for almost a year they renovated what had been an office space. for wall decoration they had a burn an artist paint the backs of oriental rocks. opened in april twenty twelve in a trendy district. after the fall of the berlin wall this formally working class area became a hot spot for students and creative types. back has gotten a bit gentrified but when i moved here it was unbelievably lively so there were so many people from so many nations to me. it's fun and i feel at home here there are so many people have found creative ways to get by in life it's very inspiring. if. you. have long since given up their jobs they're busy enough they say a restaurant or. is it is not a gift it's not a look this is a fit also. and if you'd

we have discovered for a huge kish of leaked documents that some multinational companies are harvestingnnelling the profits through secret offshore companies based in tax havens. it is a huge problem that is costing the developed world, some of the poorest people on the planet, wealth that should be those. much of the money is channelled through tax havens like moreish as. al investigation of the paradise papers, for an assignment on bbc world service, has discovered a good example. a namibian fishing company apparently managed from this building in moreish as. but when we looked, there was nothing except the officers of the law forum appleby. basing yourfishing officers of the law forum appleby. basing your fishing management company here means it can enjoy the ultralow tax rate of 3%. company here means it can enjoy the ultralow tax rate of 396. here we have the original text written between the media and mauritius... this is because of the problems. an agreement that allows companies to shift profit to mauritius. numidia, like most developing countries, has many such agreements but t

i want to bring in john kish whoa is a military and diplomatic analyst.are here banging on the hull of what may be. explain how that came about. >>> are they are sending signals. >> in the hopes that the crew will hear it. they are stopping for three to four minutes and listening to wait to see if there is a response. >> in the hunt for red october. the two ships are listening and heard sounds that sounded like the banging on the hull was a sort of metal tool. that's what it sounded like and they coordinated the line to that spot and x marks the spot and 35 square kilometers around. the subhunter aircraft and one of the most sophisticated in the world is flying over that square mileage to see if they can detect anything. >> based on the technology, can the sound have enough information to in on the location? >> if you have it coming from more than one source, you can trianxiety ult to the area. it's imprecise and they only heard it once. they heard it more. that's why the search area is still so big. it's also the area that is fairly deep. it goes from ab

it is in new york and so who is this man on trial kristen and why are tar kish officials quite so upset. so the man on trial is mad how can a tele and he was the deputy general manager of the bank known as hall bank which is primarily owned by the turkish government and u.s. prosecutors say he is the person responsible for orchestrating this scheme that allowed turkey to launder billions of dollars for iran iran of course being under u.s. sanctions that prevent them and prevent really any company doing business with iran from using you as banks furthermore u.s. prosecutors say that this scheme took place with the knowledge of government officials in turkey at the highest level who are paid billions of dollars in bribes for this scheme to go forward now this of course has greatly upset the turkish government turkish government officials have accused the the trial of being politically motivated an attempt to impose sanctions on churchy they've even gone so far as blaming for to love glenn the exiled muslim cleric who lives in the u.s. state of pennsylvania for being behind these charges i

kish sharks down in the front row right here.t of the help from congress. do you feel like he has kept his promises thus far? >> absolutely not. while i can appreciate someone who is real and speaks their mind, i love people like that. i think he did a lot of talk and not a lot of acting. steve: don't most politician does that? >> they do. one of his major problems is that he is trying to run the country like it's a business. i hear all the financial numbers and unemployment rates are down. but we have to remember that this is a country of people. and i think legislators are not passing what he wants because they are thinking of what's good for the people and not necessarily what's good for the finances of our country. steve: of course the president right now is in china. he is, you know, he's got some deals going over there think think we are going to be hearing about. you are a former infantryman in the marine corps reserve. how do you think about his strength through power that he i projecting around the world. >> i think it's