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san francisco did add a new two store restaurants. near union square and campton place. we have three new one star restaurant, harbor house inn in sonoma. >>> we are searching for a rebound after a trigger on wall street. there are growing reports of antitrust investigations of four of the world's biggest tech companies, facebook, amazon, google and apple. the news shares all of those companies sliding. facebook and alphabet w alphabet drops 6.5%. facebook 7.5%. >>> apple's big event is happening right now in south bay. the big announcement is about itunes. itunes is goingaway. our business tech reporter joins us from the worldwide developer's conference, scott budman. >> reporter: big changes coming to healthcare and the apple watch and itunes. here is the highlights from this year's first day of the apple's worldwide developers' conference. >> entertainment topped the agenda as apple kicked off its worldwide developer conference. the company moving on from itunes to nearly two decades in v favor of two separated app. a third for podcast. >> i think they needed to start

gareth barlow, bbc news. unionhere employers ask potential staff to work, before deciding whether or not to keep them on. unite claims a loophole in the law allows some employers to use inexperienced people as free labour. sangita myska reports. like thousands of teenagers this summer, 16—year—old mia had been looking for a part—time job. when a local cafe responded to her cv with the offer of a trial shift, she was elated. she says she spent seven hours waitressing on a busy saturday but was not offered any work or paid the minimum wage. i don't think it's fair at all, that we would not get paid. just because we are young, i think we should still be treated like adults, and the fact we are young doesn't mean we shouldn't be able to get the job or anything like that. it is interesting that so many other people have posted a similar experience to you. when her dad, shaun, posted mia's experience on social media, he says dozens of parents wrote back saying their kids had experienced the same thing. what does the law

new offer. the negotiations are underway right now in hayward. >> reporter: both sides back at the negotiating table here at the alameda county office of education. the teachers union proposed a new deal just a few hours ago. they are asking now for 6% pay raises over the next two years, down from their original ask of 10%. the strike started about two weeks ago on monday, may 20, that's when the teachers union and school district couldn't come to terms on a new contract. one of the biggest concerns now is finals. if the strike enters the third week it could impact high school students who are set to take their final exams next week. there are a total of 12 schools in the district including two high schools, the school district serves 11,000 students in union city and south hayward. the states superintendent of schools was on part of these negotiations on friday, and said his team will remain involved until they can reach an agreement. i have been in contact with representatives from the school district to ask them about their response to the teachers new proposal. they haven't gotten back to me yet with any kind of reaction. of course we will continue to follow th

ow did we get to this place josh: it has been 14 months that the new union has been negotiating with ily: why was the union formed in the first place? josh: people want to dress ,ssues like starting pay whocially for new writers are women or people of color who are not getting the compensation they deserve compared to others. they want to dress issues with severance, they have brought up issues around compensation if people's work gets converted into tv or movies. they were able to get recognition from box media -- vox media within a few months, but getting a contract is slower going. emily: why is it happening at vox and not other digital media companies. josh: it is happening at other digital media companies. we have seen an industry with more brand sensitivity. there has been a wave of everyone from gizmodo to huffington post organizing and folks obtaining union recognition. emily: what is next, and what izers asking for? josh: there are outstanding issues in compensation and severance that they want to see results. he isemail, the ceo said as serious as he could be about reaching

a short list of two candidates among 11 from which tory members will choose their new leader. unionuspends sudan after a deadly crackdown. over 100 people are reported to have been killed. thank you for watching. this friday, the biggest women's world cup starts in paris. tickingseminal moment off the opening match. around one million tickets have month longor the tournament. for more on this tournament, i would cross live to our correspondent. >> it has been anticipated as the biggest and most exciting women's world cup. not many people yet. kickoff is at 9:00 p.m. this place will be packed with fans, the kickoff. this match has been sold out. at full capacity. one of nearly 10 matches that the been sold out include semifinals and the finals. sold. one million tickets tickets were 9000 sold yesterday. they expect next week they will have passed the one million mark. the record would be one point $3 million. that is what would be sold four years ago in canada. fort of fans expected here this kickoff. ball.ather is not playing a lot of wind, a storm expected later tonight. fans and p

.>>> new commercials are being paid for by the union that represents estate firefighters. they claimed the state hasn't hired enough firefighters in this latest budget. they are asking property owners to do their part to reduce the risk. >>> you want them to take some time to clear their property to help us out so we are not out there for long hours at a time. >>> the union might start airing more aggressive at attacking the governor's budget if firefighting staffing levels do not increase. the budget calls for 131 new firefighter positions. 13 additional engines. new air tankers helicopters and dozers. edwards said that is not enough. >>> lake tahoe 4 beers have been killed by cars in the past few months. the chp took a call just today about a bear hit by a vehicle along interstate 80 near the donner lake in a change. is survived and ran off because it was gone when officers got there. another caller reported hitting a beer on the west shore. officials in the sierra say these collisions are not uncommon. >>> some years it spikes up to the point where there is 50 or 60. so

soviet union about trade relations and trade agreements and there were over 400 corporations that really wanted to do business with the new soviet union because they saw it as markets, right? new markets, this was a great opportunity. but in june, there was a government raid of a soviet bureau and so -- i think it was only ford -- ford was the only company that really worked out a deal. swift, calumet might have. corporate america was very disappointed. at any rate, i think that that sent a signal. there are many things that happened in the relationship that year, and in the 1920's that led eventually to a very cold relationship. but, that is another one of the events that shaped the way we look at things from 1919. another one involves race relations. i was on a radio show this afternoon, in which the show host said, did you have any aha moments. i have never been on a radio show where someone said that, because i didn't know people called them that. but they are these moments where day after day, you have gone through microfilm and all of the sudden, you're sitting in the corner of the national archives, and hugo litera

every week a new union is being busted in mexico. every week jobs are being outsourced from the middle-class to sweatshops come the same hard-working folks, the only difference is two countries, one agreement. the rules have to change. ist of case is still being filed. every week we have to replace nafta. the question is whether trump will end up basically derailing this process. that despite him come his trade representative in the house democrats have been working on to try to infix and improve the agreement he signed to get into a point where it would be worth having at least to try and stop some of that ongoing damage even if it would not be perfect. amy: finally, lori wallach, the message that has been and over everything that has taken place until now when president trump announces that they will not be imposing the 5% to 25% tariffs across the board in mexico, what this means for other countries around the world? does what basically this arbitrary threat of the use of tariffs over a racist immigration policy is indicating is t

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>>thank you rob, developing story tonight, no end in sight for the new haven teacher strike in union city a new proposal today from the district was rejected meeting as of tomorrow teachers will have been out of the classroom for a full 2 weeks can force anchorman live at logan high school tonight with more dan both sides have moved a bit but apparently not far enough. that's right. the sides are inching closer if you call a million gap closer in that. >>is closer than it was 14 days ago, but still not close enough to get the teachers off the picket lines and back in the classroom. day 13 of the teachers strike in the new haven unified school district in once again. >>teachers masted in front of the district offices in union city to pick it. >>we're here as long it takes to get a fair contract. earlier in the day the distrect's sweetened its salary offer. we thought that was a great deal that have taken to the members that they would they would ratify because we know that we want them to get back. >>in a class with their kids they want to get back in a class with their kid but teacher

relationship and i think we have a problem here in britain because britain doesn't seem the new european union in quite the same way as most of the countries on the continent it's seen here is very much an economic exercise and not seen as a peace making venture which actually seeks to reduce the level of nationalism within europe and fundamentally create multilateralism so to our problems then i think he has run away the british are struggling now with the whole question of brics it but today interesting say red bricks it was hardly mentioned yeah which in the absence of the board in itself is worth the story today when people joining us tonight from chatham house giving us excellent analysis of this 75th anniversary of the d.-day invasion 20 thank you. well there was one very noticeable absence at today's d.-day commemorations in england russian president vladimir putin 5 years ago on the sunday the anniversary of the day putin was in attended sput the geopolitical climate between russia and the west it has cooled since then today russia's foreign ministry said the allied invasion on d.-day

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we have breaking news out at union city. >> there's been some kind of explosion outside a home that blew out the front windows. details are a bit sketchy at this point but here's what we know right now. firefighters rushed to the en62 on liss bth way around 8:00. neighbors say it felt like a mini earthquake. we've seen the alameda county sheriff's department, bomb squad and police there investigating. neighbors also told us two people were taken to the hospital and one person was treated and released. >>> our other top story tonight, exclusive new details about that nba finals scuffle. >> an alameda county sheriff's deputy claims she was seriously injured in the confrontation with toronto raptors president. so what happens next? >> katie is at oracle arena with new information about the case. >> a law enforcement source deputy is now considering tells filing a lawsuit. a deputy has hired a high prigs atey who with us exclusively tonight. >> all options are on the table. >> reporter: he represents the alameda county sheriff's deputy involved in the scuffle last thursday night. he said the

news. the european union and the south american economic bloc, mercosur have agreed a huge free trade dealer two decades of talks. the agreement with argentina, brazil, paraguay and uruguay creates a market for goods and services covering almost eight hundred million people. here's our south america business correspondent, daniel gallas. all attention is about trade tensions between china and the united states, the news of brexit being negotiated, so we're seeing politicians saying that the best way to create jobs is to lower tariffs and reduce protectionism. it's not a view that everyone shares in south america and europe, and politicians will still have the trouble to make their point at home with their member states, but it is quite significant that a deal that has been negotiated for over 20 years has been struck at this moment. what you think the biggest benefits will be that people in south america will see out of all of this? well, the people of south america hope that this deal will bring a lot of better deals for consumers. there are high tariffs on european products shipped to br

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in union city, kris sanchez nbbc bay area news. we will be following the scheduled for tomorrow. we )ll keep you up to date through out the day. in union city, kris sanchez nbbc bay area news. we will be following the negotiations as they go forward. stay with nbc bay area and download our app. if the two sides come to a deal -- we will send out push alerts to notify you. we have an update on a deadly overnight shooting at an arco gas station in fairfield. we first told you about the shooting on today in the bay. it happened at about midnight on north texas street. police now tell us at least three people were shot. one died at the scene. that person has not been identified. another victim is in critical condition. also police say - a third person walked into a nearby hospital with non-life threatening injuries. he is now under arrest facing charges of murder and attempted murder. police do not believe the shooting was random. happening now -- apple holding it )s an in person and online watching. the big news this year is expected not to be a new iphone or computer. it )s the deat

in other news the european union has launched a new payment system aimed at helping its firms bypass u.s. sanctions on iran brussels is at odds with washington after the u.s. unilaterally ditched the 2015 landmark nuclear accord and trade restrictions the sanctions busting tallest called the european financial settlement mechanism or. washington's threatened to sanction any country that buys all from iran iran responded by saying it will increase production of low enriched uranium to near weapons grade levels if it's not guarded from the u.s. sanctions. america's campaign of maximum pressure on to iran doesn't end there though they're on foreign minister has accused of violating international law with his threats to obliterate iran. president trump should remember that we don't live in the 18th century the united nations charter and threat of force. on tuesday mr trump threatened iran with obliteration if tehran attacks anything american when asked about the possibility of a war with iran he boasts that it would be a quick affair but added he doesn't see a conflict. and on friday the

. >>> and that breaking news is in union city. an explosion sends two people to the hospital. >> it was reported just after 8:00 p.m. tonight at a home on elizabeth way. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is there live for us with the very latest. amanda. >> reporter: dion and dan, i spoke with neighbors off camera who said the explosion was so powerful it knocked down shelves from their walls. they say that power was met with a plea for help. someone outside screaming "help, help." that happened just after 8:00 tonight, as you mentioned here along elizabeth way. according to the union city police, they say that two people were injured, one was taken to kaiser in fremont. the second was taken to a burn center in san jose. but because of the possibility of exposure to hazardous material hospitals had to follow special protocol. they also tell me the hazmat situation has been ruled out. investigators from both alameda county fire and union city police are still look into the cause. windows and doors were blown out in the explosi

about germans building plants there and japanese building plants there but no tariff is good news for union pacific. >> absolutely. it's great news that that dispute was settled without tariffs now there is work to be done the u.s. mca has to be ratified. we have to get trade right with china. we have to move on to an agreement with japan and we need an agreement with the e.u. >> tall order but sounds like you're optimistic. >> i am. >> very good that's chairman, president and ceo of union pacific i hope you see why this is my favorite railroad. wow, i think you're going to continue to deliver and this precision is working "mad money" is back after the break. >>> sometimes you're late to the sto story. you can try not to chase that doesn't mean we should try to understand, learn from it and put it into context. for weeks i've been watching an incredible run with starbucks and duncan the former up nearly 29% this is a big gain the latter of 25% and these company haves done a fantastic job of defying the bares starbucks is supposed to be caught in the cross hairs of the trade war with china a

just a few hours ago, the teachers union made a new proposal. a 6% raise over the next two years insteadf0% they re originally asking for. ago on monday, may 20th when the teachers union and the school district couldn't come to terms on a new contract. one of the biggest concerns now is finals. if the strike enters a third week, it could impact the high school students who are set to take their final exams next week. representatives from the new haven teachers union say if they can't reach a deal tonight, they won't be back in the classrooms tomorrow. >> the strike plan is still in place so we'll be back on the strike lines tomorrow. unless something very much needs to happen tonight. >> there are a total of 12 schools in the district including two high schools. those schools serve 11,000 students in union city and south hayward. the school district just released a statement saying while they're not accepting the current proposal as it is, the district's bargaining team continues to be participated in discussions as long as they remain productive

news. mark: the european union has joined china and other countries in protesting the trump administration16 billion bailout for farmers promising the subsidies could violate wto rules. the program seeks to help american farmers -- mexico says it will not tolerate human trafficking. the country says 150 of the hundred migrants it stopped working's it or rescues because people were stuffed into trucks and could have suffocated. of the migrants paid to be smuggled into the united states. argentina is not ruling out a cyber attack from causing a massive blackout that friend five south american countries -- that threatened five south american countries. cyber terror is not considered the primary culprit. vanderbilt, the artist and fashion designer is dead after battling stomach cancer. her life was chronicled in sensational headlines from her chronicle -- from her childhood through four marriages and divorces. she was the great great granddaughter of cornelius vanderbilt and the mother of anderson cooper. she was 95 years old. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered

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at kaiser after the chronicle reported the deal union leaders believe kaiser could spend the money on patient care rather than sponsoring the warriors new home kaiser responded saying in part, the leadership of the union which provides a document and issued a press release criticizing the story it helped create was at this time actively campaigning against a proposed contract agreement and is part of the campaign trying to damage the reputation. kaiser also said it is offering more money and higher pay for the mental health employees for the next tw. >>> in honor pride month we talk to the san francisco's first openly fire chief. >>> held the search for real estate could affect google. >>> amazon partnering with uc berkeley student for its home collection. >>> visual confirmation that the heat is leaving us right there. the marine layer in the fog at an end to the heat. how long does the heat stay away, your forecast will enter that coming up. >>> a little bird told me that you have fast internet and now the best mobile network too? yeah and get them together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. wow, that's great. oh, and this looks

in which the previous leader did not run news a little kindness at a bio of skipped this race and so it means for the 1st time since the fall of the soviet union kazakstan will have a new face and. new leader so it is a big deal and really figures show i mean they speak for themselves more than 70 percent more than 77 even percent of the voters of the people who were allowed to vote took to the polling stations on sunday this amounts to some 12000000 people as for the what does the future holds for this country assumes are not the kind of seems to world stick to the policy line maintained by his predecessor at least his actions so far as the interim president indicate so but of course it's only the next 5 years that are going to show what really future holds for kazakstan. turkey's approach to start filling a huge reservoir the project started back in 2006 and is supposed to benefit the country's economy but environmentalist's warning of serious dangers to nearby communities and the region's ecology over it. well good luck fidel i think. now i just said that i think we should still. try to divert the stream. if not just cause for the people at

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new york times union section editor and writer and author of the book how to fight mi semitism, carrie white . >> ♪ [ fight song playing ] >> hi everyone, i'm happy to be sitting on the stage today with very white who is an opinion writer for the new york times. since joining the times in 2017, barry has made waves in the world of letters and the internet which we are writing and speaking. vanity spare called her the star opinion writer and the provocateur that the left loves to hate. she would probably say that she fit neither comfortably on the left or right and perhaps that's a statement about our times. long ago i was a student at columbia university and professors were professing anti- zionist point of view and she wrote for several locations and joined the new york times. her work has focused directly on issues that are relevant to this group today and she often writes and calls out mi semitism in all forms. she has a book coming out in september to be published by crown called how to fight mi semitism -- anti-semitism . >> we were covering the shooting at the tree of life synago

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world news this week the european union has launched a new payment system aimed at helping its firms bypass u.s. sanctions on iran brussels is that all is with washington after the u.s. unilaterally ditched the 2015 landmark nuclear accord reintroduce strict trade restrictions the sanctions busting to list called the european financial settlement mechanism or instax washington has threatened to sanction any country that buys oil from iran to run responded by saying it will increase production of low enriched uranium to near weapons grade levels if it is not guarded from the u.s. sanctions or america's campaign of maximum pressure and to run does not end there iran's foreign minister has accused donald trump of violating international law and resorting to archaic politics with a stretch to obliterate iran president trump should remember that we don't live in the. united nations try to force. choose the mr trump threatened iran with her ration if tehran attacks anything american now when asked about the possibility of a war with iran he boasted it would be a quick affair but now that h

new. pull through. the european union is entering a new. political coalitions are collapsing and new comers from the right. with competition between traditional powers on the rise will the e.u. manage to present a united front and deal with the challenges of today and will new political forces . tearing itself. actually it's really great to have you with us last to talk about so we'll start with the latest elections in the e.u. so the populist wave that everyone thought would take over again happen come about but the far right still got more seats than before in the e.u. parliament. begins in italy in france in hungary. to take over what do you think is going well do will it allow to disrupt the parliament from within well firstly i think you're absolutely correct the gains have been there but the relatively marginal we're talking about a 5 percent increase compared to 2014 and also a very strong on the other side consolidation a very very clear european consensus between 4 political families the popular party the socialists the greens and

the vta worker union's counting votes to see if the new contract is a go. a very good thursday to you. i am laura garcia. >> i am washington. >>> it's going to be a cooler afternoon. we are starting out with clear skies over the south bay as the sun rises, and evergreen wil

the european union launches a new payment system called instax to help firms bypass u.s. sanctions against iran. the video showing danish school children being taught how to perform muslim prayers sparks a furious public backlash our guests debate the issue. is important for muslim kids to know about the jewish faith the christian faith and do faith yes i'm vice versa it's one thing to teach him about what goes on get him to pray thus a violation of the european. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r.t. international. certainly glad to have you with us right now the curtain has fallen on day one of the g. 20 summit in japan things got off to a positive start no soccer as world leaders exchanged greetings here are some of the highlights. was. to. was. one of the most awaited events was the one on one meeting between vladimir putin and donald trump it was the 1st time of the 2 leaders had met since the publication of the mahler report on the interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election r.t.c. only up trying to has more. the big fat full seriou

the european union launches a new payment system called in stacks to help firms bypass u.s. sanctions against iran. and italy prevent a rescue vessel carrying migrants from docking sparking outrage from the ship's captain. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our t.v. international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. the curtain has fallen on day one of the g. 20 summit in japan things got off to a positive start in a saga as world leaders exchanged greetings here are some of the highlights. it was . was. such. ard one of the most awaited events was the one on one meeting between. it was the 1st time the 2 leaders had met since the publication of the mahler report on interference in the 2016 us presidential election party's comments. the big fat full serious agenda of the talks between donald trump and vladimir putin didn't stop the 2 leaders from enjoying a few light hearted moments despite the delight but they did state of relationships between washington and moscow donald trump as it seemed tried to do his best to lighten up the mood he

european union launches a new payment system called instead to help firms that bypass u.s. sanctions against iran. the video showing danish schoolchildren being taught how to perform muslim prayers and sparks a furious public backlash. debate the story. is important for listing kids to know about the jewish faith the christian faith faith yes i. think about what goes . through a. violation of the european rights. all right. broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our team international and sean thomas certainly glad. i did too of the g. 20 summit is now in full swing in the japanese city of. president putin sat down with turkish leader the one on a saturday morning and military cooperation was at the top of the agenda. my dear friend mr president we have given a new boost to relations between turkey and russia we continue to oversee the deliveries of the s 400 missile system this is important in our country's relations and joint production of missiles. meanwhile the leaders of china and the united states have been trying to find a way out of their ongoing trade

european union launches a new payment system called instax to help. u.s. sanctions against iran. and a video showing danish school children being taught how to perform muslim prayers sparks a furious public backlash debate the story. is even paul for muslim kids to know about the jewish faith the christian faith faith yes i'm vice versa it's one thing teaching about what goes on. pray. violation of the european. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our chief international i'm john thomas certainly glad to have you with us our day 2 of the g. 20 summit is now underway in japan and president putin has just sat down with german chancellor angela merkel they're expected to discuss the conflict in eastern ukraine here are some of the highlights from day one of the summit. the uk i. feel to. feed. the others one of the most awaited events was the one on one meeting between vladimir putin and donald trump it was the 1st time the 2 leaders had met since of the publication of the muller report on interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election artie's comments.

francisco are teachers from dozens of schools and union cities returned to the picket lines as their strike enters its third week. this comes after the new haven teachers union made a counteroffer to the district in hopes of ending the walk out. fox 26 in houston, authorities say human remains found in arkansas last week have been identified as those of missing 4-year-old texas girl maleah davis. her mother's former fiance had claimed the girl was abducted. he's in jail on an evidence tampering charge. and this is a live look at st. louis from fox 2, our affiliate. the big story there, surging missouri rivers busting agricultural levees. rural areas are being evacuated tonight. the army corps of engineers has a missouri river levee that reflects an area of nearly -- c4 -- that town of winfield. we will follow the flooding. estimates live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. a migfrom aimovig. to be there for the good... and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart-racing. the heartbreaking. that's what life is all about... showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say... "i am her

is at the center stage of this race so all candidates say they want to leave the european union by october. the new deadline they want the u.k. to leave the european union by that deadline and they also say that they could renegotiate this deal that to reason may have hashed out over the last couple of years with the european union that's also at the center stage of this race so they say we can make a better deal than to rescind may the problem here is that the european union has already said we are not going to new renegotiate that deal so how those candidates are actually planning to renegotiate that remains a matter of debate another point where they differ on those breaks that issue for example michael gove's and jeremy hunt they have already said that they might ask the european union for and neither extension for october 1st and boris johnson and dominic robb on the other hand they have said we would leave the european union without a deal so potentially with chaotic consequences on october 31st there's that a clear front runner at this stage. well a lot can happen in this conservative leader

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soviet bloc economically kazakstan is an integral part of this strategy especially in new zealand the eurasian economic union forward there was a personal friendship there too between vladimir putin and the former kazakstan leader not assault on those that are by at the same time he has always maintained a policy independent from more school and never recognized south a set or a cause and there was silence on crimea so look still looms and plenty to gain because a capital has also played host to 11 rounds of the syria peace talks spearheaded by more schools which have been key to establishing dialogue between the assad government and the opposition so a lot rests on kazakhstan when it comes to international diplomacy too. and was there doubt there's opportunity and that's the way nato and the u.s. will likely be viewing kazakstan right now there have been moves to integrate the country into closer realms of corp despite the nation being a non member of the military alliance russia has never shied away from letting nato know its feelings about expansion encroaching on its borders and kazakstan could yet be th

president tomorrow it's the 1st time the central asian country will choose a new leader since the breakup of the soviet union and as he called the dawn of explains there's a lot at stake for the strategically important nation and its neighbors. it hasn't happened since the fall of the soviet union it's a phrase you don't hear very often these days but it's mega relevant here in cannes extern and in its capital no soul done because the country prepares to enter a new chapter. russia will be passing a careful are you over this one most who has been on a quest of uniting the post soviet bloc economically kazakstan is an integral part of this strategy especially in new zealand the eurasian economic union forward there was a personal friendship there too between vladimir putin and the former kazakstan leader not assault on those that are by at the same time he has always maintained a policy independent from more school and never recognized south a set or a cause and there was silence on crimea so looks to lose and plenty to gain because a capital has also played host to 11 rounds of the syria peace talks spearhea