south koreans look north koreans because they are all koreans i should say this they have stun that snuck special operations in to assassinate people such as the botched attempt at assassinate the highest ranger detectiver to come south. they also do it by maritime means. they use submarines and submersibles. sfo numbers in north korea have increased by 50% since 2006. this is a significant threat. they've converted seven diversions, think about this, 7 divisions to light infantry. close to 50,000 men. and one of the things that they've done is they took a lot of the heavy artillery and some of the tanks and the apc's et cetera out of these divisions pushed them farther south -- close to south korea and then they jump qualified all these guys and trained them. 50,000 guys they've done this since 2006. the minister of national defense which is a white paper which is a big estimate that the south korea ministry of national defense puts out each year estimates they have 200,000 special operations forces. significant threat. they can go in behind enemy lines and do all kinds of things, disrup

the north koreans use geography and mass to outgun the south korean forces. and surprise before the south koreans knew what happened they had 24 casualties. signed today right now have every single lynch of every single i lend the south koreans are on. will we see something like this again? probably. maybe not artillery but a special operations attacking and could be a lot of things we could expect to see that again and something that was well planned and took months to build up americans and south koreans setting back said it looks like a buildup but still, nobody thought north korea would show an island but certainly they did it. something to keep in mind talk about the second pillar of the asymmetric threat. most of us know north korea has missiles to present a significant threat and they continue to have the ballistic missile trying to build not texas but california and alaska hawaii. [laughter] my parents live here. concern for me as well. but the first time they tested was 2006. three stage missile going to the first page over the sea of japan and then

the project was suspended in 2008, after a south korean tourist was shot by a north korean soldier. the north unilaterally seized the south korean owned facilities at the resort but talks on reopening the resort were reopened after the north recently requested them. >>> the presidents of china and sudan have agreed to continue strengthening their countries' bilateral relationship even after southern sudan achieves independence next month. hu jintao met omar al bashir wednesday. the official chinese xinhua news agency said hu would keep his friendly policies toward sudan in place despite the change in the african nation's domestic affairs. hu pledged continued cooperation in resource development and agricultural assistance saying he backs investment in sudan by top rated chinese businesses. there has been global concern over china's invitation to bashir who is wanted for genocide in darfur. in january, people in southern sudan voted in a referendum and overwhelmingly chose to separate from the north. the south will declare independence on july 9th. observers say china aims to maintai

the special envoy on north korean human rights, robert king met with north korean officials and discussed ways to monitor food distribution in the event that aid is resumed. on thursday, king reported on his north korean talks before the house of representatives committee on foreign affairs >> they were willing to talk about human rights. they were willing to look into some of the issues we are interested in raising with them. he invited me back to pyongyang to have discussions on human rights and i'm looking forward to possibly having that opportunity. >> during >> during king's stay in pyongyang last month a u.s. citizen was released after being detained in the north since last november. the move appeared to be a goodwill gesture designed to encourage the united states to resume food aid. >>> the president of a u.s. subsidiary of sony corporation has defended his company's handling of the disclosure of data breaches from its online gaming services. sony network entertainment president tim schaaff spoke before a u.s. house energy and commerce panel on thursday. the hearing investigated t

a south korean patrol boat spotted the boats near the south korean eye lan of yeonpyeong last saturday. the north korean red cross thursday sent a written message and demanded the south immediately send the group back. the south's government said the group is from south huayhei province in north korea. all nine reportedly asked for political asylum. south korea says it will not send them back unless they change their minds about defecting. >>> in february, a fishing boat carrying 31 north koreans drifted into south korean territory. the south refused to allow the return of four people who it said had claimed asylum. >>> the pictures next to me show what china looked like 20 years ago. the bicycle was the main mode of transportation. today china is the world's biggest auto market. the country's inland cities are rapidly industrializing and increasing numbers of people are driving cars. the trend is causing big problems like traffic jams and air pollution. in an attempt to reduce car use, the city of wuhan is encouraging citizens to get back on their bikes. nhk world's yutaka yano tells

and years after the second world war was over and before the korean war had begun, the government was still dramatically larger than it had been at it height in the 1930s. so it created an immentionly larger government and more intrusive government. >> could you give us an example of how the federal budget went from 1940 to 1945 or so? >> well, yeah. federal spending increased by a factor of ten from 1939 to 1945, from just under nine billion in 1939 to almost 100 by 1945. so, and a drastic increase in expenditures. >> how was that paid for? is. >> it was paid for by a combination of income taxes and debt, and, um, as a result of this radical new fiscal requirement, income taxes, personal income taxes surpassed corporate income taxes as the largest source of revenue coming into the federal government. >> and was that the first time in history, in our history that that happened? >> yes, it was. >> and it's remained that way, hasn't it? >> i believe it has. i haven't checked in the last few years, but certainly in the 20th century. >> right. did the size of the federal government decrea

q feisty north korean side started out stronger. they left the u.s. defense gasping. the u.s. are among the famous -- favorites to win the world cup, but at halftime things looked unclear. but the american team folded together in the second half and started shooting at the no. 3 in bowl with dangerous crosses from both sides. -- at the north korean golgoal h crosses from both sides. defender rachel piehler delivered into the north corner in the 77th minute to solidifying the u.s. lead at 2- 0. despite their loss, many realized that they need to pay attention to the north koreans. >> sweden beat columbia 1-0. the scandinavian dominated the game, but failed to use their chances. a pass was picked up by jessica evans from -- jessica lynn strohm. in wimbledon, sabena has become the first german to win the final since steffi graf in 1999. german basketball star burk tulowitzki who led the dallas mavericks to their nba -- dirk nowitski who led the dallas mavericks to their nba title was greeted. he was so moved. he may join the to european championships later this summer. and just t

[speaking korean] in the new year, may have much good luck and fortune. new year's was a time for my family to get together and build community but also to reflect on the previous year, what challenges lie ahead of us. today at the board of supervisors, we recognized black history month. for me, that is always a reflection of the work of people that have come before us so that we can be where we are today. as asian americans, we think and appreciate the work of african- americans in advancing our civil-rights as asian-americans in this country. as we look toward the new year, i think we can say that the asian-american community has come far in san francisco since we first started immigrating here in the 1950's, and there were many challenges for our community, beginning with the first exclusion act, immigration and for men and women that came for san francisco, to labor issues, and also segregation that we faced. and that was then brought forward as a court case to look at what it means to be equal but separate in our public schools. there is much work we

years later before the korean war had been done that government was still dramatically larger than it had been at its height of the 1930's so that created an immensely larger government and more intrusive. >> give us an example how the budget of the 19431945? >> what federal spending increase by a factor of 10 who just under 9 billion to almost 100. so that is but increase of expenditures and was paid for buy a combination of income-tax is and the debt and as a result of the radical new fiscal requirement with those income taxes to pass those says the largest source of revenue. >> host: is that the first time in history that happened? >> it has happened that way. >> i believe it has. i have not checked the last few years was certainly in the 20th century. >> host: did the size of the federal government decrease dramatically after 1945? >> it decrease but not to the size of the thirties. after every war you have a one government spending goes down but it never seems to go down back to the status quo antebellum and the effects of world war ii it is substantial in large part because the

many north koreans can't wait. they know their neighbors south korea will accept them and support them with a settlement grant, but they have to get there first. people traffickers move them across the border into china, then down towards laos. they risk their lives. they'll be sent back if they're caught. the final challenge-- crossing the mekong river into thailand. one thing they don't have worry about is how to pay for the trip. a trafficker told us why. >> ( translated ): the traffickers charge about $5,000 each, but the refugees don't have the cash, so they hand over their settlement money when they get to south korea. >> reporter: this money is now financing a modern day underground railroad. seven years ago, 46 north koreans crossed the mekong into thailand. but last year, 2,500 did. we asked the thai police whether they'd tried to stop them. >> impossible. no country stop this. we don't have the budget. >> reporter: when we visited, five north koreans had taken up residence in the old police station. they

a north korean official has urged his southern neighbors to end their confrontational approach to his country his comments came in response to reports that southern korean soldiers had been using pictures of north korean leaders for target practice the north warned of such provocation could lead to war on the peninsula last year pyongyang accused southern neighbor of provoking an artillery attack by violating its maritime border during military drills. the international monetary fund has shortlisted two candidates to lead the board french finance minister christine lagarde and mexican central bank costin's will fight it out for the. most have strong credentials but lagarde is seen as the favorite and she is gaining major support that comes after the resignation of dominique strauss can who quit amid a sex scandal the hotly contested race to succeed him will end later this month. but i was cross over to our business that's going to say hello to kareena to find out what's going on for the business update is our new entry for a public office in russia and the u.k. that's right confirmed

it's going to head northward and aim for the korean peninsula likely about monday here. but right now it's bringing very stormy conditions to its taiwan as well as the souern islands of japan. here we're expecting rainfall amounts of about to 300 millimeters in the next 24 hours. a lot of rainfall. very strong winds and high waves, too, that you want to watch out for as well. now, ahead of this storm system, we've got this frontal boundary that's been active, really activated by the storm system pushing out a lot of the air. it's looking wet through this area, and that's the same area where it's headed. it's going to be stormy here for the next couple of days. rainfall amount as well as strong winds here. really going to impact the area. you want to take care. take precautions if you're going to be there. saturday's hi highs across the board, 26 in tokyo. getting up to 36 in taipei. much, much hotter here. and 36 degrees. now, over toward the americas, we've got a couple of lows, one well developed one in the great lakes and then another one that's looking to drop out of

. >>> north korean leader kim jong-il has introduced his son to a senior chinese party official visiting pyongyang. kim appears to be trug to assure support from his neighbor from the power succession. china's state-run tv said on monday met with the organization department lee chow. leeexpressed concern the north has been taking a more hard line stance with the south. kim said his country will more closely communicate with china and contribute with peace in the region. the tv program showed kim jong-un, the third son and heir-apparent participating in a reception held aft theeeting and ctting wit chise officials. li is expected to be prohoeted to join the politburo at the congress next year. the meeting between the likely future leaders of each country is seen as an attempt by the north to lay groundwork for the succession. >>> the south korean government says the north is completing a new missile base and cites concerns about fresh military provocations. defense minister told particle omt monday that north korea has almost finished the cite for long range missilesn the northwestern are

the south korean military says the troop stopped it after mistaking it for a north korean plane. they fired the rifle at the azeana airline which had more that 100 passengers onboard. thiness den comes amid high tensions between north and south korea. we will bring you more on that when we get it. back to one of our main stories, government forces in syria are reported to have shot dead 16 people after a demonstration against the rule of president assad. across the country thousands have joined in anti-government rallies. 10,000 people are estimated to have fled the violence taking refuge on the border with neighboring turkey. journalists are banned from syria. but matthew price has crossed into the country and has a special report. >> we took the route the smugglers used, winding through the olive groves and down the hillside to avoid the border patrols. after an hour's hike, we were inside syria. this is how some 10,000 now live here stranded along the border, too scared of their own army to return home. in one tent sat fatmak kabichi, frail. i came here because of the violence

the japanese conscripted over forty one hundred korean slave laborers to build up a show's defenses as well as a small airstrip. they sent in over twenty six hundred cracked japanese imperial marines to defender. massive fortifications were built including giant pill boxes some over seven hundred feet in height ten large eight inch gun emplacements field artillery and anti-aircraft guns. the war in the pacific was commanded by two key figures general douglas macarthur and admiral nimitz. after the japanese lost the battle for guadalcanal in the south

we're going to fight the ruling a korean wilson ended up paying fox attorney fees but the road to war in iraq took some strange turn stranger than a detour to the west african country of the sheer force which do hold government accountable like this can cost a lot of money from the team of people that looks into research and travel and production just to air one eight minute story to build a nuclear bomb explode they've largely been replaced with coverage like this the cost very little in the polls this last interview put me in for her profits for shareholders cause and divert your attention from real and it's you know whatever happened to investigative reporting and i think part of what happened is corporatization of the media it's the bottom line so the first thing you do is you fire a quarter of the newsroom or half the newsroom so you don't even have the reporters to go out there and to get the story it's you know how can you get it quick and i can tell you it's a lot cheaper to have two people arguing on t.v. from you know you know polarized point of views than actual reporters o

to fire them they're very courageous they file a whistleblower suit you know they go to trial a korean tourney john chambliss musser sosa learns. this. split off here and from there on him through a mouth an effort is made to slip the story to distort the story in a way that we will look at monsanto the sloth refused to do in this wonderful steve wilson played his own case you know what the story cost. two careers. mind. in the office. there was only one way or wilson could win under judge roll steinberg instructed the jury where they'd have to prove w t v t station management or had deliberately tried to distort the news proof of a violation requires that the plaintiffs establish that the via t.v. tease station or news management acted intentionally and deliberately to falsify or distort plainness proposed news report on b.g. eight wilson lost but jane won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted news report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin

another russian love a picture of a takes on the uniform belorussian big korean side and proceeded forth while surprised by senior year of what will be aiming to reach their first ever grand slam quarters at the expanse of time in europe. on the men's side nicole usually in fact the only russian remaining could be leaving soon as he faces six time champion and wimbledon favorite roger federer usual suspects and that does djokovic and murray also in action on this busy monday. as are the other eight contenders including phil it's not a lot to sort of doubt andy roddick in the previous round he has a good chance to move further in the draw on the lowly ranked a look at school but stands in the way. now russian golf has a familiar name with a former tennis star donating all the points in grains x. world number one a two time grand slam champion you gainey has been crowned russia's gold champion for the next year at least got the look of answered the national championships as

south korean soldiers fought at the passenger jets after mistaking it for a north korean military plane and supported a short and easy on it plane which had more than one hundred passengers on board no harm was done to the aircraft and a to see incident highlighting the ongoing tension on the border between the two koreas. libya's prime minister says his government has helped talks with rebels as were the night those who accuse nato of escalating violence in the country fresh air raids. explosions and tripoli thousands of colonel gadhafi supporters have staged that in the week to be the biggest since then. gratian began. and huge wave of flooding in china has killed more than one hundred people and forced at least half a meter lovers to flee central and southern areas of the country are on the highest state of alert troops call they knew to be a definite. said to be the worst in fifty years was caused by tarantula rains weather forecasters were due to continue for another week. how we continue our journey to the coldest continent on earth on talk to you magine that dealing with a fierce

reports that southern korean soldiers have been using pictures of north korean leaders for target practice and such provocation could lead to war on the peninsula last year accuse its southern neighbor provoking an artillery attack by violating its maritime border during military drills. russia is plagued by one of the highest rates of teen suicide in the world with as many as four falls and attempting to kill themselves every year experts say it's the parents that are often at fault for not seeing the problems staring them right in the face but as artie's accountable to reports there are many other forces at work just days before final exams a t.v. crew was reporting and students gearing up for the adult lives that lee had of them the teachers pointed to bullying at their brightest student who it seemed had her future figured out where she at least i want to become a journalist because it's a very interesting and creative profession which would open doors to the world for me yet but instead of a school living celebration pulling his classmates gathered for here funeral sensing she may not

harry truman had a pretty easy job with the korean war because it was pretty obvious. but of course, so did bush 43 in going into iraq, which was, in retrospect, not so obvious. i think that we, in this country, have sometimes a tendency to get frustrated with the complexities of diplomacy and think, "why do we not just cut through all this trouble with a little force and then does cleanup?" one of the problems of that is that, when you use force, it inevitably changes the whole context of the world in which you use it. and it creates its own imperative. when you have used force, you are no longer facing the world where you fought force was the thing to use. and i think we need to be more aware of that. if we were not in afghanistan right now, we certainly would not be talking about going in. these are the kinds of things we need to be more thoughtful of. >> we're almost at a time. before we ask the last question, a couple of housekeeping matters. i would like to thank you -- remind you of some of our upcoming speakers. on june 24, sheila bair will reflect on her tenur

. >> the former south korean foreign minister was criticized by some european countries at the start of his term for failing to address human rights concerns, but ban has become active in addressing international issues. he has strengthened partnerships with the obama administration in his efforts to achieve a world without nuclear weapons. more recently he supported the multinational military operation in libya. the challenges that ban will continue to tackle in his second term include the problems of the middle east and building a new framework on climate change. >>> police in southern china are offering cash and urban residency status to domestic migrant workers who help identify participants in a three-day riot in early june. in a local newspaper dated sunday, police criticized those who took part in the riot. violence broke out on june 10th after security officials mistreated a street vendor from the inland province of sichuan. they'll be given the title of excellent migrant worker and official residence permits. >>> different status are given to rural and urban residents. migra

we don't have foreign bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in. there are the noises i want north of those of all the us at all because they're all bases but for all the people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the end of world war two these spaces are bentleys. we're here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions you know pickles you get everything you needed wealthy british style holds. on to the split was. hard. to predict. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on. again this is all see the headlines people in the live in capital tripoli remain defiant in the face of the almost dana nato airstrikes and fuel shortages at a paralyzing life in the city this comes of it fierce fighting in the country as rebels step up that fence against oil ports along the mediterranean coast. the u.s. press ahead with plans to build a base in the passion time minutes once again then the cia has been

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we don't have foreign bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in. noisy doesn't bother us because they're all basically for other people it's almost like a cancer here for these people. to. work here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions they have things that you get everything you needed. a mission. couldn't take three days for chargers free. arrangement three risk free. types free. and free broadcast quality video for your media projects for free media. from the russian capital twenty. stories of huff post midnight in moscow the greek prime minister is preparing to announce major changes to his cabinet. police clashed with protesters angry at even more austerity cuts. prague is putting out of helping america's european missile defense shield by refusing to host facilities that. iran confirms to russia it has no plans to possess nuclear weapons. reporting to us drone attacks allegedly kill schools of civilians in the u.k. ready. prison commandos f

coast claimed they were poisoned by the south koreans. in 2004 the north korean government claimed been that he shot a 38 and had five holes in one his first time out golfing. >> you can call the north koreans to reversfibbers. >> here is my favorite story, do you know what a golden doodle is? >> this story must be good. >> chris dodd is a golden doodle. he was sitting on his front lawn as a half marathon was going on. he lives at the 5 mi. mark. he left the yard to run the marathon. he ran from the 5 mi. march to the 13 mi. mark and crossed the finish line. a day later he found his way all the way back home. they gave him a medal for finishing the race and set up a facebook fan page for him. he has no raised $17,000 towards this charity for the university of maryland cancer foundation. he was not shut out there by the owners? you just jump in? >> yes. he broke through an electric arc centsfence. >> her you use an electric razor? >> i do not have a strong of a 40 blade. i use an electric razor. >> have you seen this new reason? it is $100

golden ring also sums up the capitalist russia the luxury center of the plaza owned by the south korean retailer of his a five star hotel the common store and several expensive restaurants. and heading up the popular clean about elites high rise hangout the office some of the best feast in the capital food for the rich and fabulous it's about sky high prices gives to. those who think the golden ring off is just a traffic ridden concrete jungle a mistaken there are numerous going to speak for historic mentions quinn's cathedrals and many secret hideaway is around sixteen kilometers a conference to dig deeper the most to hold some amazing secrets. from as i'm annoyed go to explore the city as it was called in the seventeenth century the golden ring has come a long way and looking down on it as the cool sating veins of the capital i just wonder what it will look like in centuries to come. while the view of the god look here is just brilliant me that's the time we have in this week's program i'll see you get the same time next week and tell them for me and the rest that same pay at the time

think in general the transit networks need modernization a good example of that is also the north korean project which is now for its first stage nearing completion to great success which will also ensure stable long term supply so a modern system and on the modern management all i can say about the ukraine situation is that it is clear that all the partners in the south stream project have collectively. agreed that. this is obvious from the actions they are taking now that it would not be wise to and tiredly rely on the ukraine for transit for the kind of volumes that have been going through there so far so. what that sums up to is really the ukraine will likely continue to play a role in transit to europe but we will also have a modern. day. and well managed transit system in the former south stream. which implies that there is going to be additional security of supply or for europe. or the south stream promises to to to pump up to sixty three billion cubic meters of gas three years do you already know the source is going to get the gas to fill the pipe. the market did the end to the s

a photograph from bernard she leaves grave on the west side of the island near what was known as korean beach and that's a photograph of his grave and he's still missing today this is someone named steve momar who no one even knows who he is and no you can't even find. a mention of him in any of the original rosters here's a picture of grave number eighteen with robert brand baseball norman jr frank eggs to see and henry lott so they're all still missing today. this is a photograph of grave number eleven where there are one hundred forty five graves and only thirty two were dysentery this is a plot map of great number thirty three or four hundred people were were listed as being buried but in reality only hundred twenty nine are recovered one of those people by the way is alexander gone eamonn who was who won the congressional medal of honor in the ballot sorrow and in doing so he lost his life and he was buried in one of these temporary cemeteries and never found within it i would zander bonding was one of four congressional medal of honor winners which also included first lieutenant h

. >> knocking off india's east coast, a korean freighter here to pick up a consignment of cars. one by one, they are driven on board. built by japanese giant nissan, produced in india, and headed for markets across the world. there are built-in this factory in south india. just over your old, is one of nissan's biggest worldwide, part of our relationship between india and asia. more and more countries in the region are looking at india as a major manufacturing hub. >> india is a very important markets for all automobile manufacturers. this is the case for the sun as well. we are exporting our products from india to other countries. >> agents are making their presence felt in india -- asians are making new friends and trying their best to embrace the local culture. he has lived here for eight years and is a leading member of the korean community, one of the fastest-growing x pat groups here. >> we are trying to introduce our culture and languages and our food. for that kind of thing, we can get to be more friends with india. >> their commitment is unwavering. it was a country the

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so korean soldiers have fallen. passenger jet after mistaking it for a north korean military plane they supported a shorter asiana airlines plane which had more than one hundred passengers on board the aircraft was undamaged as the latest incident highlights going tension on the border between the two koreas. libya's prime minister says his government has held talks with the rebels something they deny they also accuse nato of escalating violence in the country and it fresh air raids are reports of five explosions in tripoli thousands of colonel gadhafi supporters staged a rally in the capital used to be one of the biggest since the winter peroration began. attempts to decontaminate water at japan's fukushima nuclear plant have been stopped radiation levels or the safety of its its feared the water inside the earthquake and tsunami damage to the city could spread radiation to the surrounding vironment. last known machine a region that's been hit by two strong tremors. now we continue our journey to the coldest contin

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. >>> japan protested a visit by a south korean cabinet minister to disputed islets in the sea of japan. the islets called takashima and dokdo in south korea are under korean control but japan claims sovereignty over them. maeng has young kyu made the visit wednesday. vice foreign minister kenichiro sasae protested to former vice foreign minister shin kak oo. sasae said it is unacceptable. he said japan strongly demands that no such ministerial visit be repeated. he said the islands are south korea's territory but added that he will convey the message to his government. >>> researchers in japan believe they observed something scientists have not seen until now. their experiment involved the fundamental particles known as neutrinos. they say they've seen neutrinos make a transformation that's never been recorded. the researchers say the observation could provide an important clue about the origin of the universe. the finding was announced on wednesday by a group led by professor takashi kobayashi at the high energy accelerator research organization in ibaraki prefecture. the team generat

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south korean soldiers a passenger jets after mistaking it for a north korean military plane in support of the shorter asiana airlines plane which had one hundred passengers on board no harm was done to the aircraft it's instant highlighting ongoing tension on the border between the two koreas. libya's prime minister says his government has helped talks with rebels is a good night for those who accuse nato of escalating violence in the country fresh air raids. on the explosions of tripoli thousands of colonel gadhafi supporters stage them grabbing the biggest system. gratian together. and huge wave of flooding in china has killed more than a hundred people at least half a little novelists of the central and southern areas of the country are only state of alert troops then units of the aid efforts being acceptable the worst in fifteen years was caused by tarantula rains the weather forecasters continue for another week. we continue our journey to the coldest continent on earth on talk to get you magine that dealing with the fierce climate there the snow from todd from religion. from some

soldiers have been using pictures of north korean leaders to target. the north warned that such provocation could lead to war on the peninsula last year pyongyang accused neighbor of provoking an artillery attack by violating its maritime border during a military coup. right now let's check out what's coming up in our business bulletin here on our. it seems like there are some big names looking to float in moscow in london what do you. well you know about this well yes that's true rory foresaw grow have come for plans for initial public offerings in london and moscow and the company received a go ahead from the federal service for financial markets to offer up to twenty one percent of the total checkout at all says it needs the money for mergers and and acquisitions and it's not the first company to turn to i.p.o. for help recently surgeons in uganda successfully generated one point three million dollars and. join me for more on this and other stories in our four business bulletin in about ten minutes from now ok super corrina thanks very much to. the

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