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to the national assembly in front of french lawmakers. he has already done a lot of lobbying. analysts,l -- many their common opinion is that ge could improve its offer on alstom following the siemens bid. the french finance minister said yesterday, we are still waiting for improvements on both sides. the main concern of the french is jobs.t ge ceo has promised that he would create 1000 french jobs. will he do more than that? we will know in the next few days. townve ge executives in this weekend. plantis hollande has another alstom meeting. >> thank you very much. but the resurgence of the u.k. economy has taken many economists by surprise, including mark carney. london's thriving tech hub has helped to propel this turnaround . the u.k. is taking on silicon valley. some surprising findings in this report. i could not believe the job creation. all of the growth we are seeing in london does seem to be propelled by technology. 30%, almost a third of the new jobs have come purely from technology. we are looking at the southeast. almost three quarters of a million people. the pace

crania national assembly but you mentioned is. historically linked to ukrainian nazis not neo nazis but nazis during the second world war they were smuggled into north america canada and the us by the thousands after the war in the united states today there stream the powerful in washington. influenced by one estimate of over half of the u.s. senate. to support from these. extreme right wing ukrainian exiles neo nazi is really a. very unusual term because it implies that it's not really real that they're just kind of annoying make believe fantasy plays of hitler salute and so forth these are genuine if you want to use the term nazi is as an descriptive term these are genuine nazis the the un e and its parent or its military are have been used that has been trained by nato and to commit atrocities and then have that blame the russians russians by the local populations in chechnya and elsewhere they've been used and they were used in the georgia war with russia in two thousand and eight you know what do you make of the consistent us

trade agreement in respect to the trade partnership agreement. 28 be passed through the grand national assembly, and we will complete this process in a needier way. this morning following the prettying, we had a working lunch with president rouhani. after that we continued our meeting. we have talked about regional matters whether it's syria, iraq or egypt's issues. we have had a chance to consider all of these matters. as you are aware we are our ministers are all in charge of various departments attended these meetings and met with their counterparts. there was a ten-fold increase in trade between countries. regardless of the details we have achieved $2 billion. we have set up a target to reach the $12 billion in 2013, and that was to do with the sanctions. using this mechanism of higher favored trade partnership agreements will help to put a stop to this trend and achieve our $30 billion target. it's the political will o, and our businessmen are willing and cooperating and working together and our businessmen will be much more sensitive on this issue, and we'll increase the point where we ar

the lower house of parliament, the national assembly will examine a proposed railway reform, aimed to tackle the sectors soaring debt. but railway workers actually suspect the government of trying to pave the way for broader reforms which will dismember this and pave the way for european competition. a communist newspaper sides with the strikers, and this is not surprising. they are trying to save the rail transport. the strike is good for the country. railway workers are defending the quality of public service and the safety of travel. >> this strike comes after a string of protests against government reform. >> the paper reports that every time the government tries to reform anything in france they will block it. so is france a country that is on reform of ball? why do politicians have such a hard time reforming france? it is interesting because they talk about the national temperament, there is a national character in france that just likes the way that things are. they don't like change very much. but this is not just an attitude problem. one of the major problems is mediators don

he urged iraq's leaders to quickly convene a new national assembly to unite the country. >>> u.s. media reports syrian warplanes crossed into western iraq to carry out an attack on the islamist extremists. an anti-government activist in syria told nhk that residents near the border saw military aircraft flying toward iraq. sunni militants have been moving back and forth across the syria/iraq border. analysts say syria's cross border air raid could further complicate iraq's crisis. >>> park guen-hye has guided to keep her current prime minister after failing to find a replacement. >> translator: the president made a difficult decision, he rejected the prime minister's offer to resign and asked him to stay on in the job. >> prime minister chung hong-won offered to step down. the government was helply criticized for the way he dealt with the tragedy which left more than 300 people dead or missing. two possible replacements for the prime minister withdrew their nominations over the last month. in may, a former supreme court justice stepped aside after he was criticized for earning an

they are in paris to lobby for he was "of the national assembly later today. >> what will be ge's reaction to this? >> for now ge is saying they are not planning to engage in a men's, but with the of course they are not just going to sit and wait. knows he has the initial support of the board. what kind of concessions? we know how important this is for the french government. another thing is transferring a tolth signaling business something jeffrey has mentioned to thepast when he came national assembly in france. ge also knows he have the moretage it will be much simple. it only focuses on energy and does not include foreign partners to complicate the deal. what is interesting is the main isreholder with a 29% stake saying they are planning to keep it in the long terms are not landing to sell this 10% to be she would like to buy. ahlstrom will accept offers in the next few days. >> thanks. has begune premier his three-day visit to britain. joining us now to talk about what it means for the business community is manus cranny. if this trip marks a positive test for chinese -british relation

both testified last night at a national assembly after launching their joint bid on alstrom -- alstom. who will win the backing of the french state? backdrop onhe macro the micro backdrop. european markets are just opening up. let's check in with manus cranny. it is all about the minutes, and it is to some extent. equity markets are rising this morning. from allee a shift nine members being convinced that now is not the time to talk about arise and rates or a movement in rates? yesterday byraded daily stockbrokers in scotland. bear in mind, a lot of new capacity coming online from the flag carriers and from the discount airliners. those are the movers in london. equity markets are rising. that is a -- iraq going slightly on the back burner and ukraine stepping off the risk front. 25%, margins being as g.a.a. -- sga. they are present in australia. rising,-- profits are but their margins are dissipating. up 7/10 of one percent. , they have a pretty substantial holding in a company. they are going to sell part of that holding. the range they told the market, 200-250. percent. quote, a fi

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it was a presidential address to the national assembly, to the lower chamber, to the state duma, and there was a big crowd of people, maybe 1,000 people all together because there were member of parliament plus governors and other invited guests, and everybody was just shouting and waving hands and praising putin. hailing chief. and saying let's take over crimea. that was so -- reminded me so much of the soviet past and the negative past of the soviet. so firstly i decided to seek friends, not stand up and not join the cheering crowd. secondly i decided i have to vote against. i didn't know whether i should just small take part in the vote or should i vote against. that time i was convinced i should vote against. this is emotional part. the rational part is that being of course patriot of russia, i he was thinking that this move to take over crimea is extremely unbeneficial for my country. what we ending up with? firstly, our brother nation of ukraine is no longer friend. and whatever dreams we had about the union, about the projects went down. we were always thinking about the issue

he has 20 members of the national assembly. he's a big figure in the city and has been for decades.the uk for recent years he's been up against inquiries, violence inquiries, tax investigations, money laundering case, and as you say back in 2010 a senior member of the party was murdered in london. there's been an enormous police investigation into that which has not resulted in any arrest. the arrest is on money laundering charges. >> self-imposed exile because if he returned to pakistan he would be prosecuted? >> he there's two things that could happen. he could face legal cases where various relatives say they lost people and he was responsible. a lot of murder charges said to be amnesty. there's a legal picture there. also the question of his physical safety and whether given his history in the city, the party is accused of violence and extortion whether he would be at risk if he went back there. >> thank you bennett. >>> 25 years ago, tiananmen square was the scene of protests. thousands camped out in the square for weeks until chinese security forces made their decisive move. h

the left and right labels originated in the french national assembly of 1789. that situation the radical sat on the left side of the providing officer and consumer sat on the right side. so in this scheme those people who favor positions on the far left and far right of the continuum would be labeled extremists, whereas those people identifying with positions in the middle would be identified as moderates. second, extremism can be defined in terms of style. extremism can't be defined in stylistic terms such as fanaticism rather than any specific ideological substance. this definition is reminiscent of eric hoffer's notion of a true believer. that is to say, someone who's supposed to be totally consumed by his cause. and, finally, as the scholar chris hewitt once argued, extremism can be understood as being socially defined. as he noted in any society at any given time certain social and political views are considered normal and acceptable while others are not. so the range of acceptable views may be broad or narrow, and they can change over time. so to characte

both testified last night at a national assembly after launching their joint bid on alstrom -- alstomhe backing of the french state? backdrop onhe macro the micro backdrop. european markets are just opening up. let's check in with manus cranny. it is all about the minutes, and it is to some extent. equity markets are rising this morning. from allee a shift nine members being convinced that now is not the time to talk about arise and rates or a

or not an attack is actually being carried out, because a short while ago, a minister in the national assemblyere was no attack under way. but while we were there, there have been at least 30 ambulances rushing past us that we've managed to count, dozens of vehicles with rangers -- that's the paramilitary force here -- and the police and armored personnel vehicles rushing past u.s. so, there is a heightened state of alert, of course, a heightened state of security, and right now we're trying to get to the bottom of what is going on inside that academy. john? >> saima, the fact that an attack like this could happen the day after another one did in the same area gives you a sense of the stability, or really the lack of stability in that area right now. >> reporter: yeah, john, we've been out there filming all morning, taking a look at the aftermath of that attack on sunday, which came as a surprise to everyone that they managed to get inside the airport, albeit it the old terminal building, and we did see a heightened police presence. in fact, when we were filming, we were stopped en route by pl

it will require a coalition of these forces to get -- they have the national assembly had elections.is going to require political leadership. up until now that has not been forthcoming. but that does not mean it is impossible in the future. maybe these events will help crystallize some sort of action on the part of the iraqi political leadership. >> if you are the president today, advising the president today, what do you have him do? >> i would certainly deal seriously i would -- consider seriously whatever request for assistance, the government of iraq makes. i would consult with all the other reege malfriends we have, turkey, the -- the gulf countries, and so forth as a starter. it is this regional multinational issue and it is not ours alone. and in tend, it is -- >> you would describe this as a regional civil war at this point? >> it is moving in that direction. that's what has to be stopped. because otherwise, the threat -- if these people succeed in multiple countries, that is going to represent some kind of permanent terrorist threat to the west, to our interests around the w

he was the spokesman of the national assembly, a person not highly regarded in egypt, though he did havea key role in the outbreak of the six-day war. on may 11th and may 12th, sadat had been sent on a state visit to north korea. remember egypt at this time is a radical state. they have connections with north korea. on the way back from north korea, sadat pays a courtesy call to moscow and there he is told by soviet leaders that the soviet union has learned of an impending israeli invasion of syria. c-span: who's running the soviet union? >> guest: the soviet union is also run by a triumvirate. this is a day of troikas. there was podgorny, brezhnev and kosygin and there were tremendous divisions between them but in the brezhnev camp there was an interest in lessening pressures on north vietnam, which at that time was being bombed by the united states by fomenting a crisis in the middle east. c-span: so as sadat lands in moscow in may of 1967, what is the readiness of the israeli army at that point and the air force? >> guest: not very ready. c-span: i mean you would have been at your des

. >> he appeared before the national assembly of france. that was rare. wonder if you set a new president for getting european approval for a deal. >> i think that is also something we will have to watch. french politicians are very happy with this. they see this as a big win. that turn this into something they can take to her supporters and say, look, we stood up for french jobs but we also managed to do that instead of off of big horn investor. see french politicians looking at this as an example of how they should be treating foreign investment, now how they shouldn't. usthank you for giving perspective. paidose french lessons lai off. >> yes. oui, oui. we all learned how to say. coming up in the next hour am owns shares ofnd ge and apple. we will check in with him on where he thinks the market is headed. also get his take on the world cup. he has a couple of thoughts. which brings us to our twitter question of the day -- i am a fan now. >> yesterday's match was a little heartbreaking. >> good morning, the first working day of summer. new york city, be

. >> back in altamira, the national guard has assembled around the charred remains of a police truck. protestors ambushed it, and set it on fire. the following night, it's a subway kiosk that's attacked. >> you know this is the second time in two nights that we've been to the scene of an arson attack in the same neighborhood. and the police have shown up in force. but so far at least, the situation seems to be calm. >> just down the road is one of the encampments students have built to keep the protest movement in the streets. one of the camp's founders, gerardo says his people carried out the attack in response to arrests of their supporters earlier today. >> the site is tightly guarded, and there are shrines displaying evidence of government repression and commemorating protesters killed in the violence. though there have been deaths on both sides, gerardo says the responsibility lies with the government. >> he has hundreds of pictures of people he says were injured by security forces during the protest, collected from social media. >> but it's photos of people he calls "colectivos"

. >> something about the spectacle of jeff immelt and ge going in front of the french national assemblynd promising to retain jobs. one of the things i'm having trouble understanding, is this important for the french economy? or is it just important to the government? to hollande, who has had a really bad year. >> is a political question. a strategic, economic question. the really loud voice has been the economy and industry minister. one of the more left-wing members of the french administration. a's really trying to make name for himself. >> what is ge's response? where is it likely to be flexible -- high stack, john guarantees, joint ventures -- guarantees,joint joint ventures? bonds ge canere is think of, jeff immelt alluded to it in front of french lawmakers and spoke about giving the rails signaling business to alstom. the siemens cash offer was billion fromout $4 the siemens upside, and almond from mitsubishi as well. guarantees and giving business to a french economy in terms of units, which will remain friends, those will be the fiscal elements -- the two helmets. >> if you are

my ministers will continue with legislation that gives the national assembly and ministers more poweron and investment. my government will continue to work with the administration in northern ireland to rebalance the economy and promote reconciliation and create a shared future. draft legislation will be published providing for direct elections to national park authorities in england. members of the house of commons and estimates for the public services will be made before you. my lords and members of the house of commons, the united kingdom will work for peace and security on the borders. we will work for stable relations between russia and ukraine based on respect for national sovereignty and territorial integrity and international law. my government will host a summit in wales. it is a sign of our commitment to the alliance. my ministers will strive to improve the humanitarian situation in area. to reduce violence and encourage political settlement. we will work for a successful transition in afghanistan and we will work towards a comprehensive nuclear agreement with iran all stop

my ministers will continue with legislation and in a national assembly for wales and welsh ministersaxation and investment. my government will continue to work with them at administration in northern ireland to rebalance the economy promotes reconciliation and create a shared future. draft legislation will be published providing for direct elections to national park authorities in england. members of the house of commons estimates for the public services will be laid before you. my lords and members of the house of commons the united kingdom will work for peace and security on europe's borders and for stable relations between russia and ukraine based on respect for national sovereignty territorial integrity and international law. my government will host the matron summit in the welles as assigned of the united kingdom's commitment to their lives. my ministers will strive to improve the humanitarian's situation in syria to reduce violence and promote political settlement. it will work for a successful transition in afghanistan and will work towards a comprehensive nuclear agreement wi

it was a presidential address to the national assembly, to the lower chamber, to the state duma, and there was a big crowd of people, maybe 1,000 people all together because there were member of parliament plus governors and other invited guests, and everybody was just shouting and waving hands and praising putin. hailing chief. and saying let's take over crimea. me so s so -- reminded much of the soviet past and the negative past of the soviet. firstly i decided to seek friends, not stand up and not join the cheering crowd. secondly i decided i have to vote against. i didn't know whether i should just small take part in the vote or should i vote against. that time i was convinced i should vote against. this is emotional part. the rational part is that being of course patriot of russia, i he was thinking that this move to take over crimea is extremely unbeneficial for my country. what we ending up with? firstly, our brother nation of ukraine is no longer friend. and whatever dreams we had the the union, about projects went down. we were always thinking about the issues of national se

the illegal trade in wildlife is one of the main issues being discussed at the united nations environment assembly being held in nairobi. >> there is an economy of $200 billion engaged in illegal wildlife trade every year. we need international organizations to tackle this because it is beginning to undermine not only the efforts that have been made but threatening species with their survival and threatening societies. >> reporter: the demand for ivory greatly surpasses the supply. and unless that changes protecting these young elephants once they're out in the wild will be harder than peace here. >> so coming up, the biter. still one of the biggest stories to come out of the world cup in brazil. his possible punishment and a look ahead to teen u.s.' game against germany. we have jen rogers in for ali velshi. >> reporter: today on "real money," we'll look how a company went out of business. and making sure the new friday, we'll have all that and more on "real money." >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> new york city has stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve a

my ministers will continue with legislation giving the national assembly for wales and welsh ministersr over taxation and investment. my government will continue to work with the administration in northern ireland to rebalance the economy, promote reconciliation, and create a shared future. draft legislation will be published providing for direct elections to national park authorities in england. members of the house of commons. estimates for the public services will be laid before you. my lords and members of the house of commons, the united kingdom will work for peace and security on europe's borders and for stable relations between russia and ukraine based on respect for national sovereignty, territorial integrity, and international law. my government will host the nato summit in wales as a sign of the united kingdom's commitment to the alliance. my ministers will strive to improve the humanitarian situation in syria, to reduce violence and promote a political settlement. it will work for a successful transition in afghanistan and will work towards a comprehensive nuclear agreement

. >>> well, in other news today, the united nations general assembly elected uganda's foreign ministry to be the next president in spite of the country's anti-gay laws. the office of president is largely ceremonial and goeses to a new person every year. >>> the economic crisis in europe and north america led to 10,000 extra suicides according to a study in the british journal of psychiatry. it said losing a job, being in debt and having a home repossessed were the main causes. mental health services play a crucial role in helpsing those affectses by such conditions. we mentioned the economy. >> here i am. >> george will be on later tonight. >> tough questions for the chancellor. we do start in london where the uk chancellor is expected to announce a crack down on abuse in the vast foreign exchange market. new rule ares could mean jail for traders is coming if they attempt to rig prices. here's why what london does is important. foreign exchange or currency trading is the world's biggest financial market where some $5.2 trillion dollars every day and it's the least regulated market. lon

our lead story today financial disclosure now a new national database is being assembled by the federal housing finance agency and the consumer financial protection bureau that will compel as many as two hundred twenty seven million americans to disclose intimate details about their family's financial help now in a reversal of previously stated policy the f.h.a. f.a. and the c f p b are together expanding their joint mortgage database program to include personally identifiable information the f h f a claims that the database is essential to conducting monthly mortgage surveys and to helping to prepare its annual report to congress however this vast database isn't lacking in critics detractors quite. the agency's authority to collect such information and also fear that the new database will be vulnerable to cyber attacks which could put private information about millions of consumers at risk representative jeb hensarling and senator craig believe that this expansion represents an unwarranted intrusion about the private lives of ordinary americans crypto is the ranking republican on the s

our lead story today financial disclosure now a new national database is being assembled by the federal housing finance agency and the consumer financial protection bureau that will compel as many as two hundred twenty seven million americans to disclose intimate details.

our lead story today financial disclosure now a new national database is being assembled by the federal housing finance agency and the consumer financial protection bureau that will compel as many as two hundred twenty seven million americans to disclose intimate details about their family's financial help now in a reversal of previously stated policy the f.h.a. f.a. and the c f p b are together expanding their joint mortgage database program to include personally identifiable information the f.h.a. as a claims that the database is essential to conducting monthly mortgage surveys and to helping to prepare its.

our lead story today financial disclosure now a new national database is being assembled by the federal housing finance agency and the consumer financial protection bureau that will compel as many as two hundred twenty seven million americans to disclose intimate details about their family's financial help now in a reversal of previously stated policy the f.h.a. f.a. and the c f p b are together expanding their joint mortgage database program to include personally identifiable information the f.h.a. as a claims that the database is essential to conducting monthly mortgage surveys and to helping to prepare its annual report to congress however this vast database isn't lacking in critics detractors question the agency's authority to collect such information and also fear that the new database will be vulnerable to cyber attacks which could put private information about millions of consumers at risk representative jeb hensarling and senator mike crapo believe that this expansion represents an unwarranted intrusion about the private lives of ordinary americans is the ranking republican on t

. >> back in alta mera, the national guard has assembled around the charred remains of a peace truck.t it on fire. the following night, it's a subway kiosk that's attacked. just down the road is one of the encampment students have built to keep the protest movement in the streets. one of the camp's founders, geraldo says his people carried out the attack in response to arrests of their supporters earlier today. tr . >> reporter: the site is tightly guarded. there were shrines displaying government repress and commemorating protestors killed in the violence. though there have been deaths on both sides, geraldo says the responsibility lies with the government. he has hundreds of pictures of people he said were injured collected from social media. but it's photos of people he calls collectivos who carry the sensational information that the government is intimidating protesters. suddenly word goes out the police are on their way. protesters scramble for their gas masks and geraldo runs for cover but only after telling us to be ready for a major action the following day. the raid turns out

our lead story today financial disclosure now a new national database is being assembled by the federal housing finance agency and the consumer financial protection bureau that will compel as many as two hundred twenty seven million americans to disclose intimate details about their family's financial help now in a reversal of previously stated policy the f.h. f.a. and the c f p b are together expanding their joint mortgage database program to include personally identifiable information the f.h.a. as a claims that the database is essential to conducting monthly mortgage surveys and to helping to prepare its annual report to congress however this vast database isn't lacking in critics detractors question the agency's authority to collect such information and also fear that the new database will be vulnerable to cyber attacks which could put private information about millions of consumers at risk representative jeb hensarling and senator mike crapo believe that this expansion represents an unwarranted intrusion about the private lives of ordinary americans is the ranking republican on the

government a government that is completely socialist the socialist party won this senate won the national assembly and won the presidency so the socialists who won all those elections over the last couple of years promising not to continue the the austerity of mr starr cozy before them hard in fact the betrayed the public continued the austerity don like everyone else in europe and this was a chance for the french voters to say we don't like it since the government doing it was socialist they couldn't go to the left to express their point of view so they went to the right they voted for a party whose basic position is you could fix the problems of friends if you only took it out on the immigrants and this is of course a terrible theoretical mistake it has never worked in the past it is a way if you like of scapegoating somebody getting the anger of people about an economic system that isn't working well and getting them to focus instead on the immigrants that have been brought into the country who really are most of the time . even worse victims of this economic crisis than all the native for a wh