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maintain open communications between our security agencies to protect our citizens from this global me nass. last year we told russia about a planned attack in st. petersburg and they were able to stop it cold. they found them, they stopped them, there was no doubt about it. i appreciated president putin's phone call afterwards to thank me. i also emphasize the importance of placing pressure on iran to halt its nuclear ambitions and to stop its campaign of violence throughout the area. throughout the middle east. as we discussed at length the crisis in syria is a complex one. cooperation between our two countries has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of lives. i also made clear that the united states will not allow iran to benefit from our successful campaign against isis . we have just about eradicated isis. in the area. we also agree that representatives from our national security counsels will meet and follow -- national security councils will meet and follow up on the issues we addressed today and continue the process we have started right here in helsinki. today's meeting is

. >> your stake in tencent is now worth more than nass burrs overall. your strategy to close the gap? >> we are a company that is diversified. you would expect a certain discount to be for us normal to trade up. there is some structural other factors that make our lives a little different from others. fundamentally, what we're focused on doing is finding great entrepreneurs that build great businesses. the last set of results are a good example of where we have seen very strong growth of an e-commerce business growing a close to 40%. our core e-commerce investment classified -- building great businesses at what we do. >> you have said you look at listings -- listing some units individually. i'm curious as to which of your businesses you think are listing ready? >> at this point, we are looking at a broad set of options on which businesses can help us overtime to unlock the value. there is a broad set of options we have. we have done it many times in the past. we invested in online food delivery business called delivery hero. that company went public and

whether a federal worker, whether a restaurant private sector worker, whether somebody working at nass nasa -- nasa glen in cleveland or waiting tables in dayton or working in an office in mansfield, we need to stand up for these workers, not make it harder for them to do their jobs. i thank my colleagues for standing with these men and women who do tough jobs behalf of the american people. i yield the floor to senator cardin from maryland. mr. cardin: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: first, let me thank senator brown for his extrod near -- extraordinary leadership on behalf not just federal workers but on behalf of all americans. our federal workers are the front line of public service. and i applaud their work. our federal workforce is the best national public workforce in the world and they do their work more professionally. they are civil servants which means they are immune from the politics or favoritism or patronage and they do their work with great pride. i am very proud of the federal workforce in my state of maryland. there's many r

perry, what actions does usa gym nass ticks taking to identify and remove coaches, athlete directors and employees and officials who witnessed emotional and physical abuse of athletes and did not report child abuse to the authorities and did nothing to stop it? >> so we have made both our permanently ineligible list and suspension list public on our website. there are several ways that we communicate that information out. we provide notice to the adverse party. and we provide notice to the club owners. and we also ask the club owner to provide notice to the membership in their club area. >> so let me ask you this. so you're actually taking action to identify and remove coaches, athlete directors, employees, and officials who witness the emotional and physical abuse of the athletes and did not report the child abuse to authorities? >> depending on the nature of misconduct, if it's sexual misconduct that, goes to the center. if it is nonsexual misconduct, that stays with the national governing body. and so we have specific process that's we follow. some of that, of course, is governed

did i understand you a minute ago that if you are able to resolve the nass that agreement -- the nafta agreement, that could be coordinated with the aluminum tariff, and as a result, there might not be a tariff on canadian aluminum ingots coming into the united states? >> yes, senator, resolving the nafta issue, we would expect that we would resolve this deal and aluminum issues with both mexico and canada. >> well, that might not resolve the aluminum price issuein the united states because, as we know, whenever youraise the price of any imported steel oraluminum it raises the price of everything else. at least it would deal withthe supply. what i'd like to ask you tolook at is whether it makes anysense to put any tariff on aluminum when the only reason we don't have aluminum ingots in the united states is because of the price ofelectricity. and it's that -- canada hasa lot of water so they can make electricity a loteasier and so can othercountries in the world. the last question i have,if i may, i would assume that whatwe're going through rit now is a substantialreview ofnafta. then w