tv drama proving a bell in it over thirty two million dollars to first read it it the official data show the view was the second and third years to be the biggest contributors to talk to get it. some insiders estimate the body and into fourteenth of october to the content on to easily surpass five billion us dollars. next update in business today. mel got shut down costs and pick what price the plunge and charted. the road all the pic when tribune web site no doubt shut down yesterday to see. his words would like to think of it the result of a pickle and tried to plunge in china. to ensure the price drop from five to ninety to five hundred us dollars. over thirteen percent decrease from one day. mark didn't understand the shutdown about doctors due to technical problems. no cause to doubt the ability of the coin trading applications can allow hackers to change the information that led to increased and bake when the virus even if the trade has accomplished. the backing kind of technical pupils have also happen to china's record trade website before. i suggest the chinese government to cha

according to the official data and to dump three servant outings around one point one times the average income of local residents. oh by the end of the eleven member declined one point one times the average income. with the living cost gradually increasing. more and creamy filling the effect of the low income. del when she was director of the human resource studies center of the china cabinet. by the dumping of possible that many young servant parker weekend to meet their position. he says that the cycle of dollars from any other province for service for da mention that china's central government started it up dirty campaign the beginning of two thousand thirteen. the prize money for officials and quickly disappeared were shrunk the red emblem to catch given on different couples will replace likeable kid or directly canceled. and because of the anti corruption measures of the great composer also being rejected by the high ranking official. with the gallant hard to get promoted within the government. many recruits like dozens of years will read condition. some workers who want to be prom

a court official data into dolphin read that selling the that it was around one point one times that the average income of local residents. the by the end of the government and the number declined one point one times the average income with the living costs run to increasing more and deconstruct by the low income however that did not really condemn the sympathy of net users. pro quo. one of the servant of servants to serve the. most of them are now asking for high calorie content welfare package. but none of them mention anything about how building of the what angers many net users get some cover workers hostage of the chapters tell you straight to cut down on corruption. can you please many people would buy gifts for official at the end to corruption measures were carried out last year. most officials reject all the bride. many negatives pointed out the lack of grace and collected the real reason why servant for complaining about the calories. we're very keen that you just think the hike down to pick good read. when that are common to all servants are not to put the working to make

according to official data concrete words organization. she doesn't want to come to the hundred thousand people. just look overseas for medical tourism over thirty thousand of them were chinese course the neighboring country tree to tree are not prepared to for tiny people. going out to greet or normal week long course of time in korea the company around eight hundred dollars. when i make up the plastic surgery that cost me much lighter cream of the most plastic surgery for pursuing the world and to keep you there are often considered highly doubt crean told the relatively high salaries. the cost of plastic surgery korea to hide another country like china most awful time to charge around five hundred one thousand three hundred dollars for double eyelid surgery. it is certain when i sure hope he got into an eyelid. in korea that things are currently priced at one thousand three hundred and three thousandthree hundred dollars. another popular destination for medical corps in singapore. large amount of chinese people go there to get a physica

yeah, i think we are already seeing some of the wage pressures, that's going to be seen in the official data, certainly by midyear and the mpc is a committee, it is not just mark carney, and i think you're going to see increased pressure on wages beating through with the sentiment coming through with the rate hike by the end of the year. >> chris, thank you for that. chris williams, james nightly as well from ing. >>> london prices now cost an average of 11 times -- this is interesting, the bank of england, he was saying we'll try to squeeze down affordability. it is not affordable, 11 times the individual income in london. this represents numbers last seen before the financial crisis 6.5 times of britain as a whole. many are concerned ability a housing bubble. >> 11 times the income of londoners or those buying houses in london? >> i think the average income of the u.k. so it's expensive. london is a safehaven. >>> european equities fell last week reand they are down a .10% today. the ftse is looking to be down .20%. the nikkei is down 2% despite the yen was firmer against the dollar. kospi

chinese officials, of course, have disputed the american data as propaganda. so people, mostly chinese people, have asked for an accurate reading of pollution levels in china. in recent years, environmental groups pressured beijing to release official data on air pollution. but the government notorious for being tight lipped, secretive and unresponsive had declined. in fact, few people actually believed that beijing would ever exceed to their demands. well guess what? beijing has ordered 15,000 factories to report details about their emissions in public and in real time. this is a real first in china. an unprecedented mandate for transparency. keep in mind that many of these factories are actually run by powerful state-owned companies with links to politicians in the upper echelons of government. for the first time there's a requirement to publicly acknowledge the environmental impact of mass-scale production and to take steps to go green. if you look at the numbers, perhaps we should have seen this coming. according to the world bank, the impacts of china's e

rose 7.9% in 2013 according to official data.nemployment rate climbed to the highest level in more than 10 years last month. that's in the aussie dollar to its biggest decline in a most three weeks. toyota, gm and ford have all said they are closing plants in the nation as a result of high-cost and a strong currency. the french finance minister says france is open to foreign business. he made his case to peter cook in an exclusive interview. >> france is back on track. we are an innovative, creative country and we are open to business, to foreign business. i say, welcome to american investment. of bnp are lower after france's largest bank posted a surprise drop in fourth-quarter profits. we spoke to bnp's chief financial officer. he said the french retail bank has risks increasing in italy. >> the demand for credit was somewhat subdued. that led to a relative stabilization at the top line. we are quite proud about our moderate to low cost of risk. we stabilize the result at what we consider a high level. >> what is your outlook f

most analysts predicted a rise of just one percent in the official data. >> welcome back to "countdownke about the resilience of the trench consumer banking unit. in an interview in paris. >> last year, the general environment in france was week. specifically with a weak credit demand. that the global return of our french activities, we have maintained a cost-based flat. is a bitok for france better this year than last year. we do not expect significant growth before two years from now. the new policy of the french to bement, which has executed this year and next year has to be a positive outcome for france. >> there is a problem with the decision how you cope talks it is a problem for the industry. the problem on the banks. and the tax cost also is an issue that the governor is trying to address. >> coming up, bloomberg goes inside of a famed bloomberg department store for an interview. and investment authority owns stakes in credit suisse. i am about to speak to him about his strategy. >> welcome back to "countdown." the third-largest brewer heineken reported earnings today. joining

data. an official says he hopes a service will give a boost to his business at a time when the domestic wireless market is saturated. >> translator: there are more than 11 million pet dogs in this country. that's our next target. we want to expand our market. >> mobile carriers in japan are competing to boost their clients by launching these kind of unique services. softbank has unveiled a smart phone device designed to help parents monitor their babies. that's going to do it for biz tonight. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> ties between japanese and chinese leaders may be strained these days, but business people are still finding ways to cooperate. in fact, chinese entrepreneurs are looking to the founder of japanese manufacturer co-set that for guidance. he helped restore japan airlines to financial help. his books are best sellers and many chinese hold him in high esteem. >> translator: kis oh inmori was the star attraction at a management seminar in china last year. 1,500 company managers from all over china attended. >> translator: the purpose of a company is to realize that employee ha

officials with japan's health ministry cnmi has finite used manipulated data in their advertising and violated the country's pharmaceutical affairs ma they found a criminal complaint last month. he seemed like it is promoted and blood pressure dr diane done. as a way to prevent strokes and angina. this is at five universities conducted studies on the drug's effectiveness. a former company employee was involved in several clinical tests. prosecutors said the kyoto prefecture university of medicine three institutions including the medical school have said their results. think about they haven't determined to make the data or not. midas i might use the studies from the sales of the junk that has topped eleven billion dollars company officials claimed they were not aware of any manipulation in research papers. a two hundred and seventy thousand japanese are still living in temporary housing three years after the earthquake and tsunami. the stress of being uprooted has caused some of them to become were trying to put it past especially mad volunteers are doing what they can to help more fr

euro stat officials have also released inflation data for february. the annual consumer price index stood at 0.5% unchanged from january. that was far below the european central bank's inflation target of 2%. the index has stayed below 1% for five consecutive months. meanwhile the eurozone's latest inflation data matched market expectations and investors are buying back the euro. single currency rallied to its highest point this year against the dollar, and is currently trading at 1.3794-3795. analysts say market players are expecting the european central bank to provide further stimulus to prop up the region's falling prices. ecb policymakers are scheduled to meet next week. meanwhile, the yen is keeping the strength against the dollar. dollar/yen top of the screen right now 101.88-92. let's check some other currencies as well. the yuan dropped to its lowest level in about ten months against the dollar. traders are speculating that the people's bank of china is trying to weaken the local currency in an effort to stem huge capital inflows in to the co

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are and what information would be released it's horrifying to me as a parent björk official savy in bloom a student dataprogram will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this state tooth and nail in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york r.t. and on our website a stare it takes its toll on the health of greeks as a four chose how the flashing of a country's budget recent years has left tens of thousands without basic medical care and over the door to dangerous diseases plus. some thai government anger in venezuela seems to be far from lighting up we've got some striking images from the fierce protests there all those are now in vision section . coming up on our to international we talk global finance and on the money but if you are in the u.k. it's george galloway and sports nick. i did first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his feelings by saying to all my fellow new

they are and what information would be really horrifying to me as a parent björk officials say the in bloom student dataprogram will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight the state to think and now in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york r.t. on the money coming your way next after a short break. recently swiss voters nearly passed a referendum to put a strict quota back on immigration switzerland is a relatively small country and some estimate that almost a quarter of the population is made up of immigrants from e.u. countries that is a lot of people and the swiss are worried that the increased foreigners will also mean increased crime rent prices burd the state and erode traditional local culture as modern immigration almost always does the swiss population's democratic choice to restrict immigration is now actually being blasted by the e.u. brass what threats to cancel bilateral agreements how dare you have a different version of democracy than we in the have switzerland how dare you i don't think this event will have much effe

information would be released to them it's horrifying to me as a parent new york officials say the in bloom student data program will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this state to thing now in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york r.t. . and over on our web site of stereotypes it's toll on the health of the greens as a report shows how the slashing of the country's budget in recent years has left tens of thousands without basic medical care and open the door to dangerous diseases plus. as a government anger in venezuela seems to be far from letting up we've got some the striking images from the fierce protests there all those in our envisioned section . that's coming up here and here the national the boom and bust of global finance with erin eight in just. i did her state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his feelings by saying to all my fellow new yorkers who are undo

information would be released of them it's horrifying to me as a parent new york officials say the in bloom student data program will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this state to think and mail in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york r.t. and over in our website hysterically takes its toll on the health of greeks as a report shows how the slashing the country's budget in recent years has left tens of thousands without basic medical care and opened the door to dangerous diseases plus. as anti-government anger in venezuela seems to be far from letting up we've got some striking images from here is protests they are all those that i would envision section. coming up after the break it's technology update this is our team and. recently swiss voters nearly passed a referendum to put a strict quota back on immigration switzerland is a relatively small country and some estimate that almost a quarter of the population is made up of immigrants from e.u. countries that is a lot of people and the swiss are worried that the increased f

international trade commission official government trade data came out last week. we have 177 billion dollar combined nafta trade deficit. using the administration's old multiplyer of what that means for jobs, that's a net loss of accumulation of over a million dlobs. and there's a government database that has 8-- 845,000 specific nafta casualties to our manufacturing workers who have been certified for assistance. >> brown: all right, that's a lot of numbers. >> yes, that's a lot of numbers. so is this a different picture by the numbers or what explains the discrepancy? >> the fact is that i think it's always a mistake to take a bilateral deficit. we're in a global circumstances. and our markets are so intertwined with canada and mexico that we don't just sell things to one another, we make them together. a car that we make with mexico and canada will cross our northern and southern border as many as five to eight times. and all that creates these numbers. the number you should look at is the fact that our largest export market is canada. our second largest export

month of january is in accordance with expectations of rejecting speculation that the strong data was all officially lifted by police trade deals. the value of china's total exports increasing a little bit of an office and degenerate go back to your own dept i was going flight times the market estimate which was for a more just two percent rise. other colors ministry spokesman saying that the increase is largely upbeat into the economic recovery in developed countries that the us as well as countries within the eurozone. he also explained in a series of new policies enacted last day on foreign trade as was the new new new new deal on a sixty minute to experts. hughes is easy and only some analysts argue that china's export growth was brought up by a ball just released he would leave the space currently speculation that revealed a tear is reasonable and is in accordance with the group structure of the market structure and structure of the current tourists. all the latest on the winter the big games in sochi seven medals or grabs tuesday that state went all the competition so far javanese until the ta

percent from the preceding three months ammo learn more about the euro zone when officials released a couple of pieces of data one is about inflation in february in january the consumer price index for the eighteen nation currency bloc fell to zero point seven percent year on year. officials will also release the jobless rate for january. in december before a mafia joined the sound unemployment remained at twelve percent close to a record high. in the salinas in business with this hour i'll leave you with another tack on the markets in the yes it's our chance to be sold it and perhaps even a little damage occurs give the impression that they'd be worn again and again that lived in what it can also be achieved artificially by processing new material by machine. now thousand and one of japan's down and producing areas have launched a project to create we'll use teens with them more human touch his temple in on them each ecc to the prefecture was built more than six hundred years ago its chief priest is wearing the traditional drum loops. opinions. and the chance that this sushi restaurant famous for using with

information would be released to them it's horrifying to me as a parent new york officials say the in bloom student data program will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight the state two thousand mail in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york marino court nile r.t. . all the latest now from the forefront of technological innovation and more from ukraine in just over half an hour with me and then used to. be. a transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of mosco. and his first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his feelings by saying to all my fellow new yorkers who are undocumented i say new york city is your home too and we will not force any of our residents to live their lives in the shadows yeah that sounds nice but the reason these illegal immigrants live their lives in the shadows is because they immigrated illegally why should new yorkers bend over

the release it's horrifying to me as a parent new york officials say the in bloom student data programwill begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this state to thing now in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york r.t. . and on our web site austerity taking its toll on the health of green as a report shows how slashing the country's budget recently has left tens of thousands without basic medical care and open the door to a dangerous disease it. has antigovernment anger in venezuela seems to be far from letting up some striking images online and here's protests there all in our invasion section. and still to come after a short break aaron aid looks at the latest financial headlines to find the stories that matter most and boom bust or for our viewers in the u.k. we're going underground with britain's. i just first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal identification cards to undocumented immigrants he summed up his fee

the official says no data was stolen, nothing was damaged and says the hackers did not penetrate classifiedtes targeted did have users. the official said there was no indication that any accounts were compromised. says the navy ordered a surge of warriors to counter the attack, response code named operation rolling tide. the man in charge of that vice admiral michael rogers who president obama nominated to head the nsa. admiral rogers is not commenting on this. >> very disturbing report. let's get to iran's nuclear threat potentially out there. a tough round of negotiations got underway today. supreme leader says he is not optimistic the talks will lead anywhere. let's bring in jim sciutto for the latest. >> you have the supreme leader, a fire brand and then the foreign minister and president as the charmer. you do have nuclear negotiations going on and successful interim nuclear deal. right now what you are hearing from both sides is temping down of expectations. u.s. officials saying they are as likely to not reach a deal as to reach one. >> reporter: from what all sides called the most d

what information would be released to them it's horrifying to me as a parent björk officials say the in bloom student dataprogram will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this state and now in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york r.t. take a look at some other global headlines this hour at least six people wounded in an explosion during an anti-government protest in thailand's capital bangkok local media say a grenade was pearled into a crowd violence has been rising in the country since five people including a police officer were killed on tuesday after security forces tried to dispose of demonstrators in the capital. funerals held the iraq after a mortar attack on the bustling capital market in baghdad killed at least twenty three rounds were fired leaving thirty five others wounded iraq has seen a recent surge in sectarian bloodshed to levels not seen since the height of the insurgency that followed the u.s. led invasion extremist groups increasingly targeting civilians in their bid to undermine the government. iceland's govern

data at of the united states. payrolls below expectations and retail sales as well. i want to know if any officials think that bad data is not whether-related. if you look at u.s. retail sales , we saw a fall in non-store retail sales. that is effectively people shopping on the internet. the weather shouldn't affect that. we have also seen sales at for ari and maserati holding up well as well. i think the question needs to be asked come is it just the weather? >> we will get some more clarity perhaps later on. thank you very much. coming up, soda stream gets a boost from an unlikely source. all the details coming up next. ♪ >> i am anna edwards in london. this is "on the move" on bloomberg television. " is coming up at the top of the hour. carlsberg's chief executive, joergen rasmussen will be on the program. on the give his thoughts latest numbers from that brewing business. don't miss the interview with the ceo of peugeot, philippe varin will be joining bloomberg for his first interview of the day. the u.k. and saudi arabia have agreed on increased prices for-jets. by ourjoined now bloomberg repo

school officials say no financial data was taken. state and federal officials now investigating. >>> bank of america ceo brian moynihan is getting a 17% raise for a 14 million paycheck in 2013. good pay for a well-run bank? not if you ask their customers. bank of america came in dead last in the american consumer satisfaction index's ranking of large commercial banks last year. is the bank's third year in a row in last place. >>> a little bit of cosmic justice in silicon valley. check out these tweets from brian acton. got denied by twitter headquarters. that's okay. would have been a long commute. a couple months later, facebook turned me down. a great opportunity to connect with some fantastic people. looking ford life's next adventure. both twitter and facebook turned him down for a job but that was so 2009 and, boy, how times changed. acton, along with his partner are now newly minted billionaires after facebook paid $19 billion for their messaging service whatsapp. it allows users to send text messages, videos and photos all with

are and what information would be released it's horrifying to me as a parent york officials say the in bloom a student data program will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this state to state and mail in order to protect their children's privacy reporting from new york marino court nial r.t. and coming up on the program aaron a look savile latest mainstream headlines to find the stories that matter and our show boom bust and for our british viewers it's going underground with a few towns and stay with us. no cholesterol pianists depression. for. you to prove your life. or you. know that. thing you. i think that. we're going to go digital the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy which albums. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and i was crushed cynical we've been hijacked why a handful of transnational corporations will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told just my job ma

officials with japan's health ministry say novartis pharma used manipulated data in their advertising and violated the country's pharmaceutical affairs law. they filed a criminal complaint last month. they say marketers promoted a blood pressure drug, diovan, as a way to prevent strokes and angina. professors at five universities conducted studies on the drug's effectiveness. a former company employee was involved in several clinical tests. three institutions, including kyoto prefectural university of medicine say their results may have been incorrect. but they haven't determined who rigged the data or how. novartis pharma used the studies to promote sales of the drug that has topped $11 billion. company officials claim they were not aware of any manipulation in research papers. >>> rescue workers in indonesia are expanding their search for a missing japanese diver. the woman is one of seven who disappeared on friday while diving near bali. nhk world has a report. >> reporter: five other divers were rescued on monday afternoon. they were found on rocks about 20 kilometers from where t

nasa has partnered with state water officials to use satellite data to better assess the drought situation. satellite-radar readings can help measure snowpack, ground water levels and predict storms. the space cameras are also mapping how land is subsiding as aquifer levels design. >>> an east bay family is creative during the drought. kpix 5 reporter don ford shows us their newly made-over yard that takes barely a drop of water to maintain. >> good job. >> reporter: this homeowner has a large home on a large hill and in the grand american tradition, a large lawn. >> we have over 3500 square feet of grass here. >> reporter: well, at least she used to have a large lawn. in this exclusive rural setting with sweeping views, the drought took its toll and she made a change. >> when it came this winter, i said to my husband, if we don't have heavy rains by the end of december, the grass is going. >> reporter: she wasn't kidding. now the finishing touches of the ultimate drought resistant yard are going in. rocks! a large patio and artificial turf that looks remarkably real is almost done. ironic

agency officials told "america tonight," preliminary data from last year indicated air quality in the city now meets their standards. the industry groups said, including building a new health center for area residents. >> i'm hopeful through this new sort of communication between the grass roots organization and industry and local government, this new communication link that had been forged between us i'm hopeful that that can be used to where we can somehow sit down and agree to a plan to help better protect this community. >> port arthur has a long way to go. kelly says stronger measures need to be taken in a community in the shadow of one of the world's largest refinery complexes. but he's staying put. >> well, i say to a person who would tell me to move, when do we stop moving? when do we stop and turn and fight? these industries are cropping up all over the country. all over the world. so what we're saying to the industry is this: do your job. but do it responsibly. >> following up now on the situation in port arthur correspondent sarah h oye is with us. these people seem determi

school officials say they did not believe any data was viewed or obtained for legal purposes. a congressional committee is demanding that target turns over all documents. the house committee on oversight and government reform set a deadline of march 10th for all communication. the president making the request today in st. paul minnesota. the highway trust fund finances federal infrastructure programs. president obama is proposing half the funds come from an overhaul of corporate taxes. the city is unveiling a new fleet of buses. drivers are more word about pot holes. >> it is only proper that the mere addresses the issues. this is what one of them will look like. they have ordered 300 of these new 40 ft buses that will be hitting the streets in may. an option to buy as many as 150 more. brighter lights bigger windows. a local manufacturing company won the contract. >> it will be fixed by the time these new buses with the street. he also added a crew to fix about 8500 potholes' the day. he says he has ordered his staff to come up with a robust new paving plan that crews will be

railway company in northern japan is facing a criminal complaint government officials accused hokkaido railway company of falsifying data about safety inspections. a major scandal emerged after a cargo train derailed in september transport ministry inspectors found workers had neglected track defects and failed to carry out repairs inspectors also discover the railway company had systematically falsified data on safety inspections the government says the company made false statements and altered inspection data to cover up its own negligence. police in hokkaido was set up a special taskforce to investigate the allegations. i know railway company is also known as jr hokkaido. he was born from the private sensation of national railway services in nineteen eighty seven. people in japan are noticing a tasty trend in communities across the country. more and more so called farm markets are sprouting up. there were seventeen thousand of them at last count. customers love the cheaper prices and fresh produce managers of one market have found a way to ensure their apples are even crisper and greens even greater. every year more

officials with japan's health ministry say novartis pharma used manipulated data in their advertising and violated the country's pharmaceutical affairs law. they filed a criminal complaint last month they say marketers promoted a blood pressure drunk dials and has a way to prevent strokes and angina professors at five universities conducted studies on the drug's effectiveness. a former company employee was involved in several clinical tests prosecutors searched the kyoto prefectural university of medicine. three institutions including the medical school have said their results may have been incorrect. but they haven't determined to read the data for fall novartis pharma or use the studies to promote sales of the drive that has topped eleven billion dollars company officials claim they were not aware of any manipulation or research papers. the foreign ministers of russia and estonia have signed a treaty to formalize their common border the agreement resolves disputes stretching back to the end of the cold war. it's the latest in a series of moves by a present for the murder putin to ea

nasa has partnered with state water officials to use the space agency's satellite data to better assess the drought situation. satellite-radar readings can help measure snowpack, ground water levels and predict storms. >>> in los angeles a winter storm is expected to bring the most rain the area has seen in two years. along with a little drought relief comes big concerns for mud slides. a one-two punch for people living in glendora after fire ripped through the surrounding hills there. workers are loading up 15,000 sandbags for residents and putting up cement barriers to protect from flooding. >>> other bay area headlines, a contractor struck and ruptured a gas line in menlo park. the leak forced residents out of their homes this afternoon at menlo commons. pg&e crews fixed the broken pipe. no one was hurt. >>> still no official identity on the man who died in a house fire in san jose around midnight. this badly burned body was found by firefighters after flames were put out on willard avenue. the fire destroyed the small cottage caused the roof to collapse. five hours later san jose fi

information with the release of the mc it's horrifying to me as a pattern here officials say the in bloom a stint at the data program will begin in april in the meantime thousands of parents say they are prepared to fight this tooth and nail in order to protect their children's privacy. reporting from your green up for an eye on rte. and over on our website austerity taking its toll on the health of greece's report shows how slack in the country's budget recently has left tens of thousands are without basic medical care and open the door to dangerous diseases plus. as anti government anger in venezuela seems to be reaching a boiling point me out striking images from the protests there. all that's in our invasion section. breaking the second coming your way next with no study martin stay with us on our tuna room i knew them the ch. it is you. i am. her recently swiss voters nearly passed a referendum to put a strict quota back on immigration. so too is a role to the small country and some estimate that almost a quarter of the population is made up of immigrants from eu countries that is a lot of people as mos

japan food service association collected data from about 200 restaurant chains. association officials said overall sales went up 3.4% last month from a year earlier. casual dining restaurants showed an increase of 4.4%. officials said more people chose high priced dishes contributing to the gain. sales at fast food restaurants grew 3.2%. that was the first increase in four months. officials said year earlier sales had suffered from bad weather. looking ahead officials said they're worried about the possible impact of the consumption tax hike in april. they're hoping the restaurants will introduce new items so sales will recover after summer. >>> that's all for now in business. i'll leave you with the latest market figures. >>> the u.s. defense secretary has proposed shrinking the army to its smallest size since before world war ii. chuck hagel wants to direct resources to other priorities. >> we chose further reductions in troop strength and force structure in every military service. active and reserve. in order to sustain our readiness and technological superiority. >> hagel unveiled

example, are big utility companies and other large groups like that, are they optimizing our data as officially close. i'll give you an example. my laugh which was the small collective data. it's about every 15 minutes, so they collect data every 15 minutes. therefore, every meter across the world will be storing massive amounts of data, and i don't believe the authorities will be able to use it. >> we can tell tell that you use your home like this or how would they be able to use things? >> i'm thinking more. first and foremost i have to roughly get to attracting how many people are in your home. this doesncan also show you wha you're watching in your home. >> that feels like surveillance. >> i guess the term privacy has to evolve because what we talk about are the benefits of here. >> i'll going to have to rap th then. we have our top stories after leaving louisa there. hsbc bank fell short after expectations with full-year earnings. the fully pre-tax profit of $22.5 billion. around 2 billion short of market expectations. the bag also warned in its jut look that markets could be choppy this y

some carry the designation p 2 which could contain personal data about people considered for officialobs. they contain confidential advice given to president clinton or exchanged from advisors hillary clinton among them. >> would you allow the national archives to release the documents about your communications with the president the advice you gave because as you well know they asked the archives not to do anything until 2012. >> all of the records as far as i know about what we did with healthcare those are already available. others are becoming available. >> presidential historian co-editor with douglas brinkley the 4 fourth coming volume has 7 presidential libraries. >> i have never seen anything quite like this. you think for a minute in terms of history in the 48 years j. edgar hoover ran the fbi even hoover's files did not reach 33,000 pages. >>> with scrutiny on the files mounting the national archives announced it would begin up loading the pages to the national archive's web site starting at noon central time today. a process that will take two weeks to complete. it could pr

data that is being used. in my own district, official wildlife listed a plant subspecies despite clear data that it was not likely to go extinct. settlement deadlines trumped the science. these settlement listings could reimpact five western states a next year the listings of the greater sage grouse could cover 250 million acres in 13 western states and the long-eared bat that could impact midwestern and eastern states. but that's not all, the settlement mandates decisions for 374 aquatic species in gulf of mexico. the point is, important e.s.a. decisions should not be forced by arbitrary court decisions or deadlines or negotiated behind closed doors supposedly on behalf of the public interests. this legislation ensures that affected states and other parties can have a say before an unelected judge signs it and ensures that no settlement moves forward without the public knowing what's in it. i thank the gentleman for yielding and i yield back my time. the chair: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. johnson: oh, how i wish my friends on the republican side of the aisl

so while we won't have official nationwide temperature data for january for a few more weeks, we do have preliminary figures. throughout the entire month over 2,387 daily cold temperature records were set around opportunity, many of those were in my state of oklahoma. at least 49 of these daily records occurred on january 6 and 7 when the first round of the pole har vortex hit. polar vortex hit. yesterday in tulsa it went down to two below zero. that was a record breaker that had held since 1912 was the last time it got that cold. the same day in enid, oklahoma, down to minus three and bartlesville, maybe this is wrong but the figures show it was actually minus 14 making it even colder than the south pole where it was only minus 11. the cold weather is continuing into february. many schools canceled classes today around the state of oklahoma because of the cold weather. it snowed more than two and a half inches in tulsa yesterday, 5.2 inches in lynettea just south of tulsa and yesterday it was so cold -- there's an article in the daily oklahoman that said -- they have a great zoo but the

data. i have not heard from the fed officials say that they are concerned. is not ane that it outlier. nt to see is a substantial change in direction and the economic data. but thank you a lot. 7:26 in london. look.take a big -- take a the transition into digital in the music industry. >> in london, these are the bloomberg top headlines. declared akovych has truce with opposition leaders. yanukovych says that the government and the opposition will continue talks. in the center of kiev is called off. interest rates when unemployment falls below 6.5%. the joblessness is falling faster than expected and it may be appropriate to revise interest rate guidance. the ecb is ready for action. they could weaken the currency. >> you need to have monetary and credit easing. andill weaken the euro sustained monetary policy. >> welcome back. i am mark arden. david boley took home top artist. we took home top art wie to come top artist. thank you for joining us. it is the first time that two bartons have been on the set. transition to digital seems to be taking place and it is playing out this week. t

official said. they said a potential threat to the u.s. health care data is compounded by what they said was an internet data hijacking involving belarus and state control that works. the month long diversion covertly rerouted massive amounts of u.s. internet traffic to belarus. goes on to say officials say there are serious concerns that it contains malicious code that could be used to covertly to route data from the obamacare website to foreign locations. additionally they suspect that bill rescinds planted secret back door openings to the software that will permit surreptitious centuries to u.s. government networks by hackers are spies. the malicious code. reroute obamacare website data to belarus or possibly permit illegal backdoor access. the security vulnerability to provide access all necessary personal affirmation of u.s. residents ride in the theft of privacy violations. the article that the threat of diversion is compounded by the discovery that they covertly diverted massive amounts of internet traffic, u.s. internet traffic. according to david

nasa says data provide bid the sat liets help water officials better assess the snow pack and ground water levels and predict storments. >>> for some bay area residents it's time to roll out the barrel. ahead in 15 minutes, people capturing the rain to stretch supplies in the drought. >>> prosecutors today confirmed child abuse and neglect played key roles in the recent death of a three-year-old girl from napa. ktvu's eric rasmussen has been looking into kaylee slusher's death now. >> almost a month after police found kaylee slusher dead, the napa toddler's mother, sarah krueger was in tears in court as she pleaded not guilty to killing her little girl. a judge denied ktvu's request to record the hearing. krueger's boyfriend also pleaded not guilty to murdering three-year-old kaylee some time around the end of january. the napa county coroner confirmed officer's conclusions that kaylee died from blunt force trauma. as 2 investigates reported, mrigs visited the girl's apartment in napa twice in the days leading up to her death but found no signs kaylee was in danger. >> our family is

. >> reporter: environmental officials say the pollutant levels are likely to rise in the coming months. experts say more cooperation and data sharing and countermeasures between japan, china and south korea is necessary to help tackle the problem. tomo cocoa matta, nhk world. >>> japanese nuclear regulators are screening safety plans for a reactor in a potentially dangerous area. operators want to put the plant back online despite the possibility of a mega quake. members of the nuclear regulation authority spoke with representatives of chub bu electric power company. they wanted to know about safety measures staff have put in place for the hamaoka plant in central japan. staff asked the regulators earlier this month to check the safety measures for the plant's number four reactor. they have to satisfied tougher government guidelines before they can restart any reactor. company representatives say they're building a 22 meter break water in case of a tsunami. regulators asked how they would study the effects of the earthquake when data on the local area are limited and they asked hoye badly a tsunami could damage the reactors