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orton the documents indicate that they're being held by major accountancy firms and banks to just going to bomb and ups it's estimated that up to three trillion euro zone countries and sense of what china since the turn of the millennium. much of the money move to prawn ends up in the british virgin islands. and there's a huge amount going back into china to two hundred billion euros in two thousand palm island and what that means is that the british virgin islands is unknown but because twenty first year in china. wright is back time of year again when in two thousand of the world's most influential leaders in business and politics are in the tiny swiss town of davos for the annual world economic forum. so what's their take on the global economic recovery. the new dc area is looking up. the boss is always in the depths of winter when the world economic forum meets the justice chilly spring is around the corner. and this year. many delegates to sounding optimistic about the economic climate to. he is a dismissal by the crisis isn't over yet. companies are starting to say that cause is h

and sixty cabinets mendez and legislate is a visit to the controversial shrine during last year's orton festival compassion week the average of fifty to one hundred mum goes from two thousand and four to two thousand and twelve one of a poisoned in power. delayed is a visit to yasukuni shrine by japanese in total defense minister has fought to a new round of criticism from so the south korean foreign ministry called on japanese need is to pretend and visits to the site. see you in the political leaders of japan to show a correct understanding of history through sincere action. they can do this by refraining from paying respects at the yasukuni shrine. we would like to stress this point once again for a high level political leader to pay a tribute at a shrine that is dedicated to war criminals who commit evil acts and dramatize past innovations have no choice but to doubt that the person's understanding of history video dancing. gemini is that it is true as its wartime pas has been very different from the main dish a tinge of time off from denying its history and us faced up to the crime

just one note, because you all know how amp orton cdbg funds are before i introduce the secretary, i want to get this out before we start the meeting, we are pleased, obviously, with funding news in fy 14 with what we were hearing previously, but we also know that it's up to all of us to be talking toand members of congress and the senate about how important this program is all stop i want to mention two things while the secretary is here that we are going to be asking committee members to be participating in between now and the spring. this year is the 40th anniversary. this has been one of the most successful programs in history as far as funding housing and economic development, accessibility at the local level with mayors. we want to make sure we communicate with the country around the importance of this program. what we are going to be asking you all to do is to commit to projectsing successful or outcomes in your community between now and may. as you know, you were in our community meeting in las vegas we are asking you to upload highlights from those events as well as the comm

has got a great reputation for innovation and innovation isn't orton to everybody. >> beyond the structuralones and smart technology coming in all over the place, on both as well? fax it is one of the fastest moving technology areas. electronics on the boat, the systems on the boat that make it more efficient are vitally important. >> we are going to have to leave it there. it was a real pressure. -- pleasure. idding.pr later we are talking to the managing director of sunseeker. biggest ofrhaps the the big bookmakers out there. i am hoping i am going to get myself a couple of these yachts. >> hopefully in the mediterranean. you have to head south. this weather is not going to do anything good for your yacht. up, it is a battle for angela merkel's handset. we look at the most secure mobile devices and which one might end up in the chancellor's hands. stay with us. we are "on the move." ♪ >> i am francine lacqua in london. this is "on the move" on bloomberg television, streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, phone and any windows phone as well. htc's fourth-quarter earnings missed estim

case of the local station, i would add that, where we may have less experienced people, it is him orton management, news management and rup's to be involved in these kinds of stories. it is important for management, news management and to be involved in these kinds of stories. >> let me be the fourth to thank you for being here. may great conversation. phd student year here at journalism school. as someone who is interested in sort of teaching the next generation of journalists, i was wondering if there is anything that you think we should be teaching our students that maybe we are not at this point, something to prepare them for the future? >> i admire what is going on here and that a lot of other institutions, the interdisciplinary approach. it is notable to me that, when we interview younger people, they have a very broad set of tolls and i think i continue encourage that to be the case. mediatersection between law and practicing journalism is very important. that is an initiative that needs to continue to blossom in a significant way. i think nowadays people have to understand techn

case of the local station, i would add that, where we may have less experienced people, it is him orton for management, news management and rup's to be involved in these kinds of stories. -- it is important for management, news management and our ep's to be involved in these kinds of stories. >> let me be the fourth to thank you for being here. may great conversation. i am a first year phd student here at journalism school. as someone who is interested in sort of teaching the next generation of journalists, i was wondering if there is anything that you think we should be teaching our students that maybe we are not at this point, something to prepare them for the future? >> i admire what is going on here and that a lot of other institutions, the interdisciplinary approach. it is notable to me that, when we interview younger people, they have a very broad set of skills and i think i continue to encourage that to be the case. the intersection between media law and practicing journalism is very important. that is an initiative that needs to continue to blossom in a significant way. i think

doing militarily and what we are doing in the taiwan straits, they spy to still secrets from boeing ortonthrough or raytheon and still technologies and manufacturing processes. we don't do that. that is wholesale economic espionage. that is a very are found distinction. he fully expected chinese to do what they can to learn about our military intentions and do what they think is necessary to protect themselves. we draw the line when it comes to simply theft. they still billions of dollars worth of american intellectual property. that puts us at an economic to his advantage. host: let's get to calls, kingsport, tennessee, democratic color. a letter was sent to the department of congress pointing out that the report on the destruction of building seven about the bombing of 9/11. why building seven fell is crucial to understanding 9/11. would you be willing to review that letter and assist in getting the doc to address this issue? guest: i would be happy to review the letter but i am not familiar with that correspondence. or what. that corresponds to. risk -- thaty that corresponds to. if so