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spokesman declined our request for an interview, and in march 2015, putin gave lugovoi a medal, the order of meritfor his work in the douma. >> you think russia will ever come clean and this will be known? >> i believed one day we will know this. it will be very obvious for people to decide. >> in the years she's been looking for answers, other questions have multiplied, other deaths have been recorded. there was boris berezovsky, the russian oligarch litvinenko says he refused to assassinate, another prominent critic of putin. in 2013, he bad found dead in his london home. originally called a suicide. the judge said he couldn't rule out murder. >> the way he killed himself -- >> he hanged himself with a -- >> with a scarf in the bathroom. and the fact that his bodyguard was not there, it raises questions. >> in february 2015, another putin critic, boris nemstov was gunned down in the shadow of the kremlin. the victim was about to lead a major rally against putin. it went on without him. five chechen nationals were arrested and put on trial. they have denied involvement in the murders. nemstov's p

of any concerns hr does that decisions are made on politics and not merit? the neck i have not had any conversations about threats of the political people. >> the administration released three executive orders that appear to be aimed at weakening the unions. and those that were part of the union to represent the coworkers by provided by law. and enforce protections against unlawful discrimination sexual harassment and to provide employees with working conditions. due to the severe restrictions that those representatives can use and to address these grievances? >> this proposal with taxpayer-funded union time at 25% we don't say don't do it. we do have cases with over 700 employees on 100% time% time. some of these are nurses and doctors. we are saying we hired you to be doctors and nurses for veterans but that you can use your time to represent your union we thought that was a reasonable amount of time for any organization in each employee out of 100 gets one hour of representation so the whole veteran this one -- veteran administration has a whole bank of ours to spread across 25% of the time the neck if that is insufficient to meet those concerns of allegations with discrimination or sexu

under the convention bending the court decision on the merits in accordance with the usual practice i shall not read introductory paragraph is of the order which set out the procedure of his study of the case they should also all meet or summarize some other products cordingley begin the reading of the order the. other got out of fourteen the court may indicate provisional measures only if the provision is relied on by the up and come up here but he must pass it to afford it besides on week it jurisdiction could be found. but the court need not fight. in a definitive manner that it has jurisdiction a cigar in memory of the case in the present case of seek is to found the jurisdiction of the core on article thirty six by the gulf one of these bad tooth of the core unknown article twenty two of. the court must therefore fair is to mean whether those provision is pretty much files year confer upon the jurisdiction to rule on the merry death of the case enable in it if the other necessary condition is fulfill to indicate provisional measure. and the united that have been merely the parties to settle. acceded to that interest to the men on tw

order to deepen the pockets of their families. i think it is an excellent example and i would endorse such a thought of including it alongside countries like russia and so forth that would consider and merit inclusions and whatever that comes in that. >> i am an in coming students at hopskin's johnson. we discussed a little bit of the abroad and antimoney laundering. i am wondering any resistance, stopping these actions going into law or are there any campaigns preventing thecampaig these laws to pass. >> e.u. country that have prove an substantial amount of assets and the bases of the ukraine related sanctions in italy. this provokes -- it should be given a compensation. in germany it has been recently redeemed that banks happen to have $1 billion and hamburg a and -- the burden of proof that we found eventually is passed. when it comes to the political proce process -- i think we'll see more countries expecting sweeten and denmark. >> hi, my name is david troy, i do social media networks analytics. i have a question of the attack that we saw this week. these sorts of attacks on private citizens, how great do you think the threat of journalists and to the future and the president made it

case the merits of the case are strong i think that cases especially now that the courts has granted a temporary gag order it's a gag order that was. that the defense lawyers not if lawyers had to buy apple because they say they want to prevent child by media they want to bend prejudicial reporting of the case but it's one hundred membrane that this case represents only a small fraction of the four and a half billion dollars that not just in his senate seats i mentioned and some from the stage on fire one and and investigations into the bigger question scanner us still on governor so this case really is just the stock mufflers not just says this is nothing to do with corruption it's about political vengeance and he's pointing the finger at the new prime minister there mohamed why is that. well not good it's always good he's innocent and that huge sums of money transferred into bank account and with nothing more than a donation that was not used and the money for personal gain and he's painted in cell as the picture of a political vendetta and you imagine he's accused the current prime minister. who was a

merit. >> it got really scary. is that fireworks or >> the birds are on the lake and kids trying to sleep. >> reporter: officers were trying to keep some semblance of order writing 56 citations, five arrests, towed one vehicle and confiscated 15 fireworks. the city councilman said the only real solution is educating residents about the laws against fireworks and dangers of creating fires with them. it's clear from police they're overwhelmed. >> we already had a conversation this morning but i will get a report from him what they actually did in my district. >> reporter: talking with the alameda county sheriff's office, they made seven arrests regarding fireworks last night. there will be future discussions between him and the oakland police department over making sure something happens to try to tamp this down next year. as we know, this is a problem in oakland every year, in oakland, eric thomas, abc7 news. >> thank you. illegal fireworks lit up san francisco as well last night. check this out. this is the view from our central tower camera looking over the mission district. >> like a professional show. >> almost. in san jose fireworks were going off as

of the subcommittee. mr. calvert: in 2015, a court ordered that the lesser prairie chicken be removed from the list of endangered, and the agency, having been stung by the court concluded it had merit. they're on the verge of listing it yet again. it will end up in court again where it will be delisted again. rinse and repeat. folks, how many times must we repeat this cycle before people start working together? how much money must be wasted fighting each other before we realize that our money is better spent actually helping the species? this amendment calls a time out on the madness. at least for one species. that's why i'm urging an aye vote. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pearce: i would point out that the collaboration was unprecedented across the nation and what's going to happen if this collaboration fails is that others are going to say ok that collaboration process simply doesn't work. though that's one of the reasons again the courts were simply agreing with the court findings in the matter that the fish and wildlife service failed to ask very important questions an needs to reaccomplish the evaluation. all in all, the state and local areas can a

i'll comment on craig's points but the merits of the case have been tried 25 million pages of documents, testimony, and a trial an extensive trial, extensive orderour side. we feel good about where we are. they think the appellate court will look on the merits of the law. >> perhaps at&t is being made the poster child or being made on example for the justice department to send a signal they're not going to step aside and let vertical mergers go through willy-nilly? >> i didn't hear all of the question, melissa. but i heard you talk about vertical merger. >> yeah. do you think that stepping in right now and challenging judge leon's decision is to send a message out to the markets from the justice department that vertical mergers just aren't going to get the green light at this point is at&t being made an example? >> it's an interesting question. it's one we've thought about a lot. judge leon's opinion, again, a very good opinion, but probably it was so fact specific to our case that it probably doesn't carry a lot of precedent as you think about going forward. as this goes to an appellate court, circuit appellate court who's well versed in these

system of merit and great people coming into the country, and meanwhile, more than 700 children at the border separated from their parents have not been reunited with their families after the court orderired friday. kaylee hartung is in mcallen and you have been talking to the families in limbo, and what are you hearing from the families in limbo? >> well, in the past few days, the the government is patting itself on the back saying they reunited all eligible families by the court deadline, but 711 children at the government's last sle tally are separated because they are saying they are ineligible to be unified. reporting on this story, and the impact of the president's zero tolerance, no two families' stories are the same, but the common threads is frustration and chaos in communication, and so today, we will talk about a woman we will call alejandra. a month and half ago, she and her 6-year-old daughter crossed the border fleeing gang violence in honduras. they were detained, and then alejandra were told these are the documents for release and she would reunited later in the day, but it did not happen. and today, she is sitting in a detention facility in texas the, and her daughter

rejecting the politics of fear and anger and change the merit and says we have to recognize what the truth is before we could have reconciliation. he also said we have to be prepared in order to do something inconvenience and make us uncomfortable, maybe addressing these proximity issues, it doesn't mean that we decide i'm just going to go vote, you've got to do more than that. will have to deliver more, you'll have to make sure that you are encouraging others, you're taking others to the poll, you are helping them sign up and helping them understand what the steps are. and finally he said, we have to remain hopeful. because we can't be drowned out in our despair and be so forlorn that we give up. we can't ever give up. as we close out here with our final thoughts, could you take any one of these aspects and maybe make some final thoughts for the people here? >> well i think first of all, everything he says is right on and spot on. i'm a huge fan. i will take one thing in particular, yes, we have to remain hopeful. first of all, recognizing our privilege. if we are in this room today, regardless of our background and our particular circumstances or situations, we are the l

of change merits the chinese central bank to come in and intervene in the markets. we will also get his thoughts on the latest pmi, which was surprisingly bad. yvonne: export ordersut lot of of trouble -- concern yet. david: we will see. ramy: before we headed over to bloomberg markets asia, but look at how markets are trading. flat to negative, the nikkei 225 down a quarter of a percent, you can see the asx 200 slightly slipping into the green. checking asian futures, singapore at taiwan and malaysia, a mixed picture, seeing a bit of green. .hat is it from "daybreak: asia retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. host: asia-pacific stocks are and thel is falling, off ofs under pressure i news from germany. we are watching the mexican fed inching higher with the country taking a

in accordance with merits guidance, the new training ships will go to replace existing training ships in the order in which these ships are expected to reach the end of their useful life. that's the only logical way for us to proceed. last year, we appropriated funds to replace the 57-year-old ship used by the new york state maritime academy, and this year's funding would go to replace the massachusetts maritime academy's aging vessel. again, we're going in the order that the maritime administration tells us these ships will meet the end of their useful life. it would be great to be able to replace all of the ships at the same time, but we simply can't afford to do that, and that's where prioritizing the ships as the agency recommends. replacing these ships is, however, important to providing training capacity for all six of the state maritime academies, including the one that i am very proud of, the main maritime academy in castine, maine. it will ensure that the cadets receive the training hours that they need to graduate on time and to join the work force. in the area of housing, our priority is to ensure that our nation's most vulnerable families

merit-based immigration system. adding that the idea of this $25 billion for a while is not a red line for him, but bringing up the idea for a shutdown in order to achieve the goals. we are asking if you agree or disagree with that concept. larry in mississippi saying he disagrees. caller: the senate passed a good bill, and it went to the house, and the republicans wouldn't even come to a vote. i blame the republicans. they make up their own truth. they are liars. leave, this you idea of a shutdown, what do you think? he is gone. let's go to samantha in jamaica, new york. caller: i don't think they should. host: tell us why. caller: because i never met an american. person.met an american host: the washington post this morning, a story taking a look at some of the idea or perspective from republicans on the house saying it was mitch ryan sayingd paul they have laid out a strategy to fund more than half of the federal agent these by september 30, putting some of the more contentious fights such as money for the presidents border wall until after the elections. the presidents conflicting encouraging and private, hard-line in public, call into qu