cattle are earth lings, right? we eat earth lings. you know peta would say you cannot eat that.ou cannot eat or have sex with that. >> depends on how smart they are. >> if they can talk and they are smart and affection gnat, we wouldn't need them. >> we would still have next with them. >> absolutely. >> do the same moral rules apply in these relationships if they are on another planet? >> new planet, new constitution. >> first of all there is no aliens. there is no life out there. we have been sending out a signal for 20 years and nobody has gotten back to us. we have succumbed to the conclusion we are all alone or the biggest losers. >> they are ignoring us. >> it is like leaving a voicemail for a teenager when you should be texting them. aliens don't understand us yet. >> did sherman burn him? on sunday the cheating seahawks beat my beloved 49ers, aka, america's team. they won the stanley cup or something. the niners' dreams died when seattle corner back richard sherman deflected a pass intended for michael crabtree and afterward he gave a calm interview to fox sports' erin an

i am here with jo ling kent. he just ordered a mirror for his apartment so he can have somebody to talk to. it is andy levy. >> and it is "the blaze" national editor and the co-host of" real news." and if humor was the chesapeake bay she would be full of crabs. next to me, writer and comedian bonnie mcfarland. that's the first story. from now on i am calling you the parking ticket, greg because you have fine written all over you. >> would you put this jelly in your belly? there is life on mars, and it may be a delicious, delicious donut. nasa scientists are baffled by a mystery substance found on mars that they noted resembles a favorite breakfast treat. they say it is like nothing they have ever seen and that it showed up in a spot that had been empty a few martian days before. quote, almost as if it is alive and keeping an eye on us. it is not a donut. it is a nonut. the space agency is still analyzing the rock and refuses to confirm that this is actual footage taken by the mars rover. ♪ >> that could be what m

jo ling kent, those numbers are in. how do they look? >> dave, we have pretty good

earthtouchtv, they were there to film some hatch lings.ou are seeing with the stick is water watson. what he is doing is trying to distract the mom and get her away from her hatch lings here so they can get some close shots. watch what happens to peter. you see the croc latches on to the dude's foot and everybody rushes to his aid. here is the camera guy. you have to go and help this guy. apparently, they were able to arsce off themo ther croc and the guy walked away with no serious injuries. >>> from the land to the air, this time, we learn that you shouldn't get between a hawk and his favorite cell phone tower, because this guy is a cell phone tower worker, up there filming this. >> what -- mother -- >> you can imagine, he is pretty freaked out, because he is pretty high up. i don't know if this is like the hawk's home. maybe there is a nest or something up there. >> it is not like a parakeet with little things but serious talons. >> you just saw a tip of wing and before you knew it, it was in his face. >> pretty good camera work from th

this song is called ling ling. it is that in the upgraded to tropical storm over the weekend that it will be downgrading to a tropical depression but still packing gust of ninety km traffic in coastal regions with five meters high and leaves on top of that we ever forget to plug in the mini tours has fallen over the course of twenty four hours into the next seventy two hours the second ring will be piling up businesses and being almost stationary with the lingering over the similar areas which means the baking nations will be just on a higher and higher risking flooding and the man sighs and me and in any of these areas. thank you in the topping is like a stool and fifty millimeters or even more in the munster creations kevin are three licking at extreme cold out in the rubble hold the event and the mongolian northeastern china the korean peninsula as well as japan and japan in an imac calendar marks the nikon which is the great cold the coldest day of the sixties and has proved its name in the northern hokkaido in

today he was sentenced and jo ling kent joins us.s would call two years of probation and 500 hours of community service a good deal sincing warner evaded 5.6 million in taxes over a nearly a decade. that is what supporters would say but his lawyers shot back arguing warner paid nearly $54 million in penalties plus tens of millions in back taxes and interest. according to the lawyers, 69-year-old warner has net worth of $1.7 billion. he has donated 140 million in cash, toys in charity and cash to charity, sorry. as for beanie-babies themselves, it is safe to say their projected worth was totally wrong. those book that is forecasted stripes would be worth $1,000 didn't exactly come true. here is the proof according to chicago magazine. would take 250,000 brownie the bears plus 450,000 spot the dogs and 202 millions of pincher, the lobsters at their current value to equal 53 million bucks warner paid the irs in fines. some people are still holding out hope on ebay. the original princess diana beanie-baby went for 4 to $5 originally is f

sandra: jo ling kent, thank you so much. david: the interesting thing about this, sandy, maybe it might become a competitor for netflix if they begin to get into the same game that netflix is getting into. sandra: could be huge. david: could be huge. we'll watch it closely. sandra: time for your front page headlines. international monetary fund increased estimates for u.s. growth to 2.8% from the original estimate of 2.6% because of consumer spending and government spending cuts. david: carrier's profit rose more than expected help by lower fuel costs and higher fares for delta. sandra: bombardier is laying off 700 workers in the aerospace division and 600 in the u.s. a lot of layoffs. david: i hate to hear about that. taking one% control of taxpayer bailout of chrysler. can you say bailout? probably not. follows a $4.35 billion deal with union affiliated health care trust that owned part of the company. sandra: apple getting a temporary reprieve from a court appointed monitor overseeing its ebook business. the tech giant sa

. >> was taylor swift caught cud ling up top jartd let toe. >> how does it feel. >> it feels heavy. >> i'm still freaking heavy. >> he and jeannie mai with gowns from the runway. >> she doesn't have a slip on. >> plus, rosie on the fosters. >> and the bronx tans tell all. >> how are you fixing your marriage. >> prayer and a lot of co

>> laura ling joins us. four years ago, she was held and detained for 140 days. you see dennis rodman, what do you think, particularly what he said about kenneth bay, a man who is being held there now? >> look, he's a whacko, he's a nut. but i don't think anyone expects him to be this ambassador or to produce this diplomatic breakthrough. at least we shouldn't. it's like this bizarre reality show, you know, the celebrity and the dictator. i was very disappointed to hear his comments about kenneth bay. clearly, he didn't know what he was talking about. and that's really unfortunate. but with these basketball players being there under this so-called good will mission, i would hope that the north koreans could release kenneth bay as a compassionate gesture. >> how easy would it be for dennis rodman, it would be a great gesture. i spoke with kenneth bay's sister about rodman and her trip and i just want to play that. >> this isn't some game. this is about a person's life. father of three, a son and brother, and a husband. dennis rodman, he's not a diplomat, he says i

. >> branden ling was 16 when he was convicted of killing a 13-year-old girl. he's been at spring creek for 3 1/2 years. >> they sentenced me to 99. and i kind of was like trembling the whole time when the jury was coming back for the verdict. it wasn't what i was expecting. now, i can't say that i'm perfect. but i'm not some kind of monster that they're trying to portray me as. and it is hurtful, you know. >> lockdown. it's count time. >> the thought of spending the rest of my life in jail or at least being 40-something before i have a chance at parole, it's pretty depressing but there's nothing i can do about it right now. >> for branden ling, the educational opportunities offered at spring creek give him the hope that he can turn his life around. >> you've got school classes. you've got other classes you can take. like first aid classes. some college courses. and you have teachers that help you, you know. okay, i think you would go ahead and do division. try that and see if that doesn't work. >> while the majority of prisons in the united states offer educat

sandra: joining us with the details is jo ling kent. >> hey, sandra and dave.nese gdp was 7.8% in the fourth quarter, down from the 7.8% in the third according to china's national bureau of statistics. full year growth also clocked in at 7.7%, just surpassing the national target very conveniently. what is happening beneath the surface is what is important to watch. stagnating growth rate, weak investment in infrastructure down 15% year-over-year in the fourth quarter compared to 25% year on year in the third. as economic growth slows down chinese banks are expected to take a hit this year as well. china's listed banks will grow less than 10% in 2014 according to the financial sometimes. that is the first time that it will be below double digits since 2005 -- financial times. it has to do with interest rate liberalization, shadow lending, reforms from the government and internet-based savings products that beat out traditional markets, internet banking from alibaba and other chinese companies are becoming popular especially among young bankers. immediate impact

. >> this is the crate that ling ling was shipped in in 1972. >> the first panda. >> yes. >> reporter: u.s. scientists have helped the panda along ever since the first bears were sent here from their native china following a visit by president nixon. researchers in the national zoo are now among the top authorities in the world for breeding them. yet births like this remain rare. >> every year you kind of hope for it. and every year it's been a disappointment since 2005. >> reporter: habitat loss has left only 1600 pandas in the wild, some 300 in captivity. small wonder, then, that this new arrival, this rare bear, is being treated with such care. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> very cute rare bear. >>> coming up do we really need our toothbrushes to communicate with our phones? somebody apparently thinks so. "the ridiculist" is next. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game chang

. >>> a woman linged to jihadists is accused of beal involved in a murder plot. she had agreed to kill a swedish artist who had offended muslims. for the latest on any of our stories head over to our website at www.aljazeera.com. inside story is next on al jazeera. >> after threatening to look for greener pastures, bow something staying in washington state to build its dreamliner after tax concessions from the state and concessions from its workers. that's the inside story. ♪ >> hello, i'm ray suarez, for decades boeing in the seattle region have been nearly synonymous. governors have worked hard to make it happy, and elected officials from the state has been supported by them, and the company has maintained it needs more than that to be competitive. when union negotiations got difficult, it showed it would ready to go elsewhere for its labor. what the company got and what it got is symbolic of what it takes in the new world in labor and tax policy or a troubling way to do business? >> tonight our members accepted boeing's proposal. >> reporter: in a deal passed

biographer, anh "johnny cash: the life," unflinching look at both the man and the legend, quantic ling his personal demons and his principled stand on social inequalities, and then we will turn to a conversation with actress julie delpy. who just received an oscar nomination for ,"e script of "before midnight which she stars and along with her costar tom i ethan hawke. we are glad you could join us for those conversations coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. johnny cash was, without a doubt, one of the country's most influential artists, a singer and songwriter, who gave stories about everyday folk. he was a man filled with self- doubt and who battled robert hilburn addiction before finding redemption. robert hilburnrobert hilburn tells his story. the text is simply call "johnny cash: the life." and let's take a listen to johnny cash singing one of his most iconic songs, "folsom p rison blues." ♪ mother told me to always be good, but i shot a man in reno just to watch him die. when i hear that whistleblowing, head and -- i

zahn zahn thank you, jo ling kentment here in the u.s -- kent.nomists think 2014 could be a breakout year for the economy, but retail numbers suggest it may not be at full strength yet. peter barnes has the story. >> reporter: that's right, sandra. many economists think the economy is poised to take off this year, but one analyst says they may be wrong because of weak earnings and warnings from some retailers. two prominent consensus forecasts from blue chip economic indicators and the national association for business economics see gdp rising to 2.8% this year from about 2% last year. and some economists expect growth could top 3% this year, maybe even more. but brian sew si of bell lues capitalled visors says week results from some retailer who is serve middle and lower income families like family dollar, express and american eagle suggest many consumers are still watching their pennies. >> all indications are that walmart will warn. that's not necessarily just because amazon is taking massive market share, it's because the core walmart custome

. >> this is the crate that ling ling was shipped in in 1972. >> reporter: u.s.een stud -- researchers in the national zoo are now among the top authorities in the world for breeding them, yet birthings like this remain rare. >> every year you kind of hope for it. and every year it's been a disappointment since 2005. >> reporter: habitat loss has left only 1,600 pandas in the wild, some 300 in captivity, small wonder that this new arrival, this rare bear is being treated with such care. tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> very cute little bow bow. that's it for me, thanks for watching, i'll be back at 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room," newsroom continues right now with brook baldwin. >> good to be with all of you on this monday. i'm brooke baldwin, stay with me, because any moment the southwest airlines jet that randed at the wrong airport, is set to take off. you heard me right, the wrong airport. let me explain how this happened u passengers on this flight, it was headed from chicago's midway airport to branson airport in southwest missouri, they experienc

either you are making a loan and --ling it in the second and secondary market or you are not selling it and keeping it in your portfolio, which for smaller lenders is all covered under a role as well. that werea few loans not fall under the rule. many of them have talked to us about the fact that if you are doing responsible lending, you should just keep doing the same kind of responsible lending you have been doing. you know they have performed well. all you do is have to document ability to repay. many lenders have been doing that. there has been criticism on the other side from some consumer advocates who think go far enough. you decided to not have a minimum down payment or credit score. why did you go in that direction? not locking into minimum levels froma cheap bad loans being made? >> there's always something to for said liberals being criticized by both sides of the spectrum. wedid not think the criteria put in place for documenting the ability to repay in the loans, many of them can be remembered were no doc loans. nobody verified anything. this stops that. in terms of whet

. >> despite all the legal rang lings big coin's popularity soars. the price of a single bitcoin is over 5,000% in the last year. >> the mexican government captured a top leader of one of its violent drug car tells knights templar. security forces arrested the man on monday. they say he is the most senior leader of the group to be apprehended. the military will work with vigilante groups that have fought the cartels. >> officials in pittsburg called it a public crisis, an increase in drug-related deaths. nearly 200 people dyed overdosing on heroin. >> fam lines in pennsylvania have been -- families in pennsylvania have been reached out to. authorities are concerned about a batch of heroin. not in years have so many died from drugs. users call it butt ice but it's heroin, laced with pmentonel. authorities suspect it's killed at least 22 people in western pennsylvania. most in the past week. four overdosed in one day. that's three times as many as formal. if you take it you'll die. last week police caught a suspect with 9,000 bags of heroin. it's worth

jo ling kent investigate that is ahead.ile this one under gross. 600 passengers violently ill as a bug causes end an early end to a royal caribbean cruise. would you still book a cruise? tweet us. tracy: my mom is on one as we speak. i know. tech minute, is google trying to corner the market on robots? i thought we were? how tech giant following up the purchase of animal robot creators. ashley: just as creepy every time i see it. a week-long look at super stocks and make money on companies advertising during the super bowl. that and owe so much more ahead on this super hour of "markets now." guess what, the dow is in the green. how about that? get straight to ttese stocks. go down to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. emerging market fears are continuing to rattling the markets but we're hanging in there. >> there is a lot of focus on emerging markets last week or so, definitely. turkey obviously pulling an emergency meeting there. dow jones industrials back into the green as you noted. now up 14 poi

it puts on a because ling display of ice sculptures, and the number of visitors increase every year.reporter: putting the finishing touches to this year's winter collection. the increasing fame of this ice festival in the northern chinese city means competition from overseas is getting tougher. >> translator: the standard has been improving a lot because people have been using more sophisticated tools. >> reporter: growing steadily since it began at the turn of the century, the last few years have seen the festival boom with 25% growth in the last year alone. >> translator: as the economy keeps growing, people have more money to travel and they want to go to interesting places. >> reporter: it's after dark that the festival truly comes to life and the increase in visitor numbers becomes apparent in spite of nighttime temperatures of minus 25 degrees and below. having planned and saved civil servant and his wife are bringing their five year old daughter here for the first time. it's their only holiday this year from their native province in china. but they are already planning next ye

in green bay, 49er faithfuls will be battle ling icy cold. the wind card game will star some wild weather at lambo field. niners season ticketholders milton and keith alexander paid $600 to it is on frozen bleachers. >> my team can go out there and do it. so can the fans. >> reporter: we are at the freezer here. it is cold here. the temperature just above 10 degrees fahrenheit. but this is warm compare to what it is expected to be at the game. the temperature forecast for the high, negative five degrees with the windchill that could drop as low as negative 51. it is so cold this famous isle of lucy episode is not out of the realm of possibility. just ask server robert nelson from wisconsin. >> we would have icicles on our face and beard from sweating. >> reporter: he says bundles an layers with waterproof outer wear. if you feel you are getting frostbite, use warm water, not hot. >> when you have early signs of frostbite, you develop numbness to your skin. you can cause more damage and burns to the tissue. >> reporter: kpix5 reporter dennis o

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it's part of a program ling to the sochi twenty fourteen winter games that aims to preserve and improve the region's wildlife and environment. though the animal has been spotted on the russian caucuses a few times there is no viable left bird population there our program is designed to start a new population of the personal labyrinth of the caucasus mountains and to restore the species in its natural habitat there has been success here two cups born at the national park in july with the first ever born in captivity. their parents have been brought in from lisbon zoo in portugal to to yes for them to get used to their new home and each other. the connection wasn't to mediate but it didn't come and it froze kiss was captured on camera the health of the family will be monitored using g.p.s. chips well the next twenty years all in all the center now has ten leopards its hope to this group can lead to a resurgence called the species the leopards live in a temperate open eight cages in the reserve which i quipped with cameras there observed closely while the adept before being released into t

this is essentially buzz ling, let me say this again. this is the transportation we're talking about. we don't build high-rises. i have nothing to do with billionaires. i don't take direction from billionaires. everyone who is saying this is so confused and you need to get your head in the right place and really look at the issue. if [speaker not understood] go to the segment on housing. this is about transportation. stop putting those issues together. i think the protests that are going on are ridiculous. people need to wake the hell up. i lived in the mission and i lived in brooklyn for eight years. i'll tell you one other thing. looking at new york transportation, san francisco and l.a. where i also lived, new york amazing you can get anywhere in 2 minutes. when i came back to san francisco, we have good transportation but not great. and for people, we don't have to have a car to get everywhere. we don't. we're lucky. and not everyone can work in the city. it's 7 miles by 7 miles. so, we do needful to regulate it. i want to say one la

take a look straight were the first to see in twenty fourteen among the many with a traditional does ling displays of fireworks it was great to see that over a million people packed around the iconic bridge in sydney harbor which was lit up by more than seven tons of pyrotechnics festive crowds gathered in new york's times square to course to watch the famous crystal ball count down to midnight and rio held its traditional party on the iconic coco barnaby cho for a million revelers gathered there some dressed in traditional white for good luck others in yellow to try to wealth yes champagne drinking crowds filled the streets of the. french capital as well. in london the scene coming up now hundreds of thousands watched the city being lit up by the breathtaking display of one here. but for russia the celebrations were mobbed by tragic events in volgograd with thirty four people were killed by two suicide bombings in two days president putin changed his traditional new year address in the wake of the attacks promising a massive crackdown on terrorists he also visited the morning city to pay

and my customers are really ling your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate.es my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. john: there is one thing of the like our government to do to reduce income inequality. the wall street journal economics professor senior economics writer steven moore proposes something they called the billionaires' subsidy elimination act. what do you mean? >> we found and there is between 100 and $200 billion of our money that goes to people who make over $1 billion or companies with profits over $1 billion a week give up with a proposal. why don't we capped the government subsidies to people who make less than $1 billion a? do millionaires and billionaires really anybody from the government? john: no. a and senator tom colbert because they're rich and famous? >> let me start with an uneasy one. think about social security and medicare you think of be

brutally killed in broad daylight in the capital joseph was hacked to death by a show you will ding a ling while getting out of a taxi as clashes raged in the city just after a new interim president to cough is nine other people were killed as a christian gang looted and demolished shops in a predominantly muslim neighborhood the tit for tat sectarian violence has been ongoing since last march when muslim rebels came to power. or thought she is where the sub tropics meets the snow but some of the world's premier ice hockey players will need a cool head to secure victory at the winter olympics which start in less than two weeks to ban would say it's been checking out its water weights the sports best plates. the bolshoi ice palace is a twelve thousand multi-purpose arena now this is going to be home to the most anticipated all the events of the winter games hockey now bolshoi is race anonymous with the russia and the words it means big in english so it's only fair to say that this stadium is the big ice palace but does it live up to its mate. is located by the black sea coastline and is des

i hope no side will reopen to ling stuckey streak causing distress and canada trust three countries. park said that having a powerful economy does not make a country affairs boss nation to deserve that title. it must respect others ave was the first japanese prime minister to visit the shrine in more than seven years south korea has released an online video clip lying on its claims of sovereignty over the disputed islands off with these cuts been known as don't go in south korea and talk to she does in japan the video of this historic evidence in support of south korea's ownership of the audience. the foreign ministry said in a briefing that the video is to spread the truth that don't go to south korean territory intensive history geography and international role. it is south korea's second stop the promotion video portions of a's visit has not only in rage. asian countries but also to be denounced by a jewish scholar with these slime in the days unfold center. cctv news but to rabbi abraham cooper who is being considered was interviewed before my japanese soldier who served with the

salmon fishermen are pressing a federal hatchery to make major changes before replacing more finger lings in the hatchery. here is george warren with the story. >> in a good year, young salmon face the challenge of getting out to the ocean and back here, safely achlt coalition of salmon advocates says that in the bad year like this one, that might be nearly impossible. 750,000 young sal money left the hatchery. given the current condition of the sacramento river golden gate salmon session says all are headed into a death zone. >> we know from studies will be lost. >> the golden gate salmon association is pleading with the federal government to release the fish deeper into the bay. the regional supervisor concedes that that could boost survival rates but could defeat the primary objective of getting the salmon to find their way back to this hatchery as adults. >> if they survive, they come back, they stray at rates that are far greater than you can see. there could be a possibility of less fish coming back. >> we think if you balance between finding their home and surviving survival is a p

sper ling to say what can we do right now to create the environment for jobs growth to take place.i hear that the uncertainty that is coming from washington and what is happening with the new 40,000 pages of regulations that are coming out. people want to see less government over reach and they would like to have washington out of the way and get back to creating jobs and getting back to work. >> what do you say to the person who is going to be looking for the check that is not going to be there? they want to look at the politics they want to know how do i and what can i count onto pay that rent and put food on the table and try to keep the heat going in these near freezing and sub vero temperatures? >> you are right. and yeah, but what you need to be doing right now is in washington, the policies need to be what do we do to make it a priority to help individuals get back to work so they are in charge of that paycheck and they have a job that they like? i was talking to a guy last week and he said i'm looking forward to going back to work and then i want to be complaining about how

s are coming to the big apple thirty year old brooklyn native willard ling is set to introduce the first big client a.t.m. in to new york city and after scouring locations linda has decided to rent has been coined a.t.m. so the owners of a bubble tea shop on third out and twelfth street in the east village however state regulators with the department of financial services are expected to hold hearings later this month to discuss big going and until rules are drawn up as to how they should be regulated wings a.t.m. will sit in his apartment a well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. after the financial crisis and most acute phase following the demise of lehman brothers in october of two thousand and eight two thousand and eight scuse me central banks around the world led by the u.s. fed began a program of quantitative easing now here we are whereby a central bank buys private sector assets with newly printed reserve money is said to have helped overcome the financial crisis now the question is at what cost was this overcome

elite well yeah i mean for the bespoke water cannons here to stuff a lot of the you know marmite goes ling obese brits into the can and you need extra sturdy cannons to make it all work but there's another analogy here which is of course the water cannon you could say is not analogous to quantitative easing which is just a water cannon of money which as in rich the bankers who have been caught committing fraud like h.s.b.c. barclays royal bank of scotland and lloyds and so this is the water cannon of money the free money as a reward for committing crimes and fraud malfeasance larceny they've broken the law they're crooks i make that clear oh no don't don't don't don't throw up your marmite. and of course the spin on it is it could be worse for you know water cannon is preferable to the all there are alternatives because they say that the alternative tactics to the use of water cannon to disperse a crowd are protect vulnerable premises are the use of baton rounds baton mounted officers vehicles tactics police dogs or even firearms so there's a we could shoot you take the logic out in our be

salmon fishermen are pressing a federal hatchery to make major changes before replacing more finger lings in the hatchery. here is george warren with the story. >> in a good year, young salmon face the challenge of getting out to the ocean and back here, safely achlt coalition of salmon advocates says that in the bad year like this one, that might be nearly impossible. 750,000 young sal money left the hatchery. given the current condition of the sacramento river golden gate salmon session says all are headed into a death zone. >> we know from studies many will be lost. >> the golden gate salmon association is pleading with the federal government to release the fish deeper into the bay. the regional supervisor concedes that that could boost survival rates but could defeat the primary objective of getting the salmon to find their way back to this hatchery as adults. >> if they survive, they come back, they stray at rates that are far greater than you can see. there could be a possibility of less fish coming back. >> we think if you balance between finding their home and surviving survival i

s are coming to the big apple thirty year old brooklyn native willard ling is set to introduce the first big client a.t.m. in to new york city and after scouring locations linda has decided to rent has been going a.t.m. so the owners of a bubble tea shop on third out and twelfth street in the east village however state regulators with the department of financial services are expected to hold hearings later this month to discuss big going and until rules are drawn up as to how they should be regulated wings a.t.m. will sit in his apartment a well there you have it as always we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. after the financial crisis and most acute phase following the demise of lehman brothers in october of two thousand and eight two thousand and eight scuse me central banks around the world led by the u.s. fed began a program of quantitative easing now here we are whereby a central bank buys private sector assets with newly printed reserve money is said to have helped overcome the financial crisis now the question is at what cost was this overcome

like me and ling an earlier statement made by the national security council spokesperson corny to blame ukraine's government. for those tensions with the lesson. that is increasing tension in ukraine is a direct consequence of the government failing to acknowledge the legitimate grievances of its people instead it is moved to weaken the foundations of ukraine's democracy by criminalizing peaceful protest and stripping civil society and political opponents of key democratic protections under the law carney also said that the us wasn't in a position to the president of ukraine to step down but he gets the washington wants ukraine to repeal partial to anti protest laws that had sparked the latest clash as now while sanctions are being considered by the white house no decision on that just yet the u s imports has revoked the visas of several ukrainian officials for allegedly linked to violence in kiev earlier violence not only is round the present obama himself staying silent on to recent developments whether the new west isn't alone in pointing the finger of blame on the ukrainian governme

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