their wealth and i don't to proof their corruption activities but what i meant was that could arise in the services help actually that to be one of the ways to prevent that would help the see if specifics there was six years if you if you did digital osa let's say the service is one of the golden rules of prevention of corruption can be applied this is so-called one stop system that means you don't have to go to the authorities to get different pieces of licenses you just do it in one place you don't even have to see the person in place who's deciding on it and of course this is one of the cases how this can be very effective preventive measure thank you very much for this interesting insight and we were talking today about class professional corruption fighter and had of the the working for a bank robber it was great to have you with us for this edition of savvy and color analyse you next time so stay with us. one of. the bank of new college face. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. it'll lead right on the scene. first st louis and i were being put. on a reporter's twitter. and instagram. to be a month old little on. what i

years if you if you did digital osa let's say the same services one of the golden rules of prevention of corruption can be applied this is so-called one stop system that means you don't have to go to the authorities to get different pieces of licenses you just do it in one place you don't even have to see the person in place who's deciding on it and of course this is one of the cases how this can be very effective preventive measure thank you very much for this interesting insight and we were talking today about class professional corruption fighter and had of the elysee the working for bond grabber it was great to have you with us for this edition of savvy and color analysis you next time so stay with us. as waters. to me because. i saw it spread all over. you have in the whole world. drowns out in the tissue inquiry furthermore restriction. really knows what's. going to. college face. pleasure to have you with us here on r t today i'm sure. dramas that just be ignored. stories others for a few still notice. faces changing the world. picture of today's lives. on demand from around the globe. local

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corruption? in france? no. >> it makes me laugh because he is the man who wanted to revolutionize and reform france in order to ensure greater justice. >> is it a means of preventing sarkozy's 2017 candidature? that's a legitimate question. if it is politically motivated, it is a scandal. >> the former president is accused of corruption, influence peddling, and violation of secrecy. he and his lawyer allegedly offered the magistrate a post in monaco in exchange for information on the probe. sarkozy denies wrongdoing. >> as head of the government, i ask for us to remember the independence of the justice system, which must work assiduously. secondly, that no one is above the law. thirdly, and it is important to remember this, that the presumption of innocence applies to everyone. >> it's unclear how this investigation will impact sarkozy's reelection hopes in the presidential election, but it looks set to be a hot topic for a while to come. >> the eu demanded immediate steps to rollback unemployment levels that remain at historic highs, not only at home, but also in greece and spain. >> the country's popular new leader described europe as a tired has-beens and said

is a sharing of power that a power different party can be elected it was pro-trade accurately at that time as not corrupt that it would fight for the rights of palestinians to try to prevent the continued confiscation of their land so there was an election held by all accounts it was a fair election hamas was elected. israel did not want that so immediately gaza in particular came under a great deal of pressure especially economic pressure. hamas was demonized although it had won an election there are resistance forces in the palestinian territories that are armed but hamas was also a political party it had done a great deal. ted organized clinics schools etc which of course then makes all of those fair game i guess for bombing targets we have about twenty seconds left alice and obviously the two state solution it doesn't get on the table what can people do to help stop this violence alison we have about fifteen seconds. israel's power comes from the united states it's our over eight million dollars per day really now it's moving up to about ten million dollars per day coming from the united states and the diplomatic shielding once more americans start letting their elect

the key focus of this six-month action plan are preventing conflict of interest to public servants, strengthening punishment for corruption, judicial reform going after some of the most corrupt folks in the system. e-government creating transparency, those kinds of things that we are creating significant u.s. assistance to help in the anticorruption effort as is the european union but we will have to judge them.they implemented it. it's a difficult pernicious problem throughout society as you know. >> is that an agenda that's helpful as they are taking back cities in eastern ukraine to be able to show very specific actions and are they willing to do that or do they have support through russian facilities in those countries? >> it was the number one plank on which president poroshenko ran for office. anticorruption clean government clean ukraine europe and peace were his three platforms. they have now got to prove it on all sides. in eastern ukraine number one concern is economic opportunity and the fact that it's been essentially a rust belt heavy industry economy. so as the ukrainian government takes back parts of easter

the key focuses of the six-month action plan are preventing conflict of interest for public servants, strengthening punishment for corruption, judicial reform, going after some of the most corrupt folks in the system, egovernance, creating transparency. and we are creating significant u.s. assistance to help in the anti-corruption effort as is the european union. but we'll have to judge them by how they implement. it's a very difficult pernicious problem throughout. >> is that an agenda that's helpful as they are taking back cities in eastern, crane to be able to show very specific actions, and are they willing to do that and do they have support from local officials in those communities? >> it was the number one plank on which president poroshenko ran for office. anti-corruption, clean government, clean ukraine, europe and peace. those were his three platforms. so they've now got to approve it on all sides. in eastern ukraine, the number one concern is economic opportunity. and the fact that it's been essentially a rust belt, heavy industry economy. so as the, cra ukrainian govern takes back parts of ukraine, they are reac

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garrett: i thank the chairism rise today in an attempt to prevent government regulators from expanding the corrupt doctrine of too big to fail into even greater parts of our economy. under dodd-frank, fsoc, the inancial stability oversight council, can designate companies sipys. people say this doesn't mean they're too big to fail but it's the government's stamp to say, we care about this company. every time the government uses this designation it opens up all of taos millions of potential losses. first they designate the mega banks as too big to fail. now they're claiming that nonbank firms such as insurance companies and asset managers and others should be designated that way as well. i don't think that fsoc will be satisfied until every company in this country is a sipy. obviously this has to stop. that is why i'm offering an amendment to prevent the secretary of treasury and the chair of the securities and exchange commission, both voting members of fsoc; from designating any additional nonbank companies as a sipy. it puts nonbank companies under federal reserve regulation and the fed, which only understa

of wind prevented the fire from spreading further. >>> nbc bay area first broke the story on thursday night. now we have more details. government added racketeering charges in the corruption case against suspended state senator leland yee and chinatown gangster raymond chow. chow's lawyer says it shows the government doesn't much of a case. >> one conviction of one count of racketeering carries a potential sentence of 20 years. >> for them to come out with a superseding indictment is essentially alleging the same facts as the original indictment is a sign of weakness in the prosecution. >> the racketeering charge not only ups the ante in terms of potential sentences, it also widens the scope of evidence that prosecutors can bring in. nearly 30 defendants are named in this corruption case. some of those people could end up taking a plea deal and end up testifying for the government. >>> rolling out the red carpet for public transit in san francisco. the sfmta is making the transit-only lanes red. right now only the bus and taxi lanes are marked but drivers are still using them all the time. the sfmta is hoping red pavement will send a message to drivers to steer clear. get

most of the media believed it was because i said about the warlords and corruption, not at all. he heard that before i knew and i tried to prevent him from the vice president. i had cast upon the most fundamental aspect of the status and future. it is the status. and he called me up to his office and said i don't want this to be a neutral country. i want this country to be a close bond nato u.s. ally and he repeated that in his inauguration speech a few weeks later. what did it mean? in spite of the humiliation that he had gone through during the obama administration and confirmed by bob gates and his group, in spite of feeling that he was objective and he was not consulted its about that relationship that is critical. his second term became one long effort at restoring and ivy league team was right because sovereignty and respect for a country's sovereignty is for the return to normalcy. i think he is also the nature and itofthis effort in trying te the sovereignty and we need to choose if they would follow that course or if they will find another but i do the leave that he has the framework for moving forward on soli the solid

corruption and misuse of influence. he was held in police come city -- in police custody for 15 hours. certainly quite a development. the border crisis triggers an angry demonstration in southern california. demonstrators preventeduses carrying immigrant children from reaching the border patrol station in breanna. urged residents to complain about the transfer of migrants. more than 50,000 children have been held after crossing the border of mexico without their parents. of the fourth of july holiday, the national hurricane center reports the tropical storm arthur will strengthen into a hurricane within two days. it is 90 miles east of cape canaveral and may threaten north carolina's outer banks. those are the top headlines. that is disconcerting. >> someone said to me this was normal season, which i thought was later in the year. >> i thought it was august and went through december. there is climate shift. we talk about it every week. >> and it is el niÑo this year, too. >> what is the difference between el niÑo as opposed to el niÑo -- instead of la niÑa? >> they play for different soccer teams. >> we are singling out stock pickers because it turns out investors might do just as well with a random selection of

preventional reconstruction team in terms of rendering them as capacity building mechanisms rather than service provider mechanisms that compromise the government to develop and civilian contracting, casualties and corruption. if he had listened to him earlier and taken the action he believed he should have, this could have reduced friction in in many respects. legacies take many shape and i will take a crack at some of this and i want to be careful because it is difficult even before he is out of office to talk about his historic legacy and that is why a panel like this is valuable in terms of you he look at the future but i think it is fraught with dangers in terms of the potential for criticizing a sitting president. i will leave to the afghans and i suspect i will hear a bit in a moment from a very prominent afghan journalist how they view their president. but from the many afghans i have dealt and i have never asked an afghan their opinion on the president because i didn't want to put him in that place. doesn't mean they didn't offer it. but i had a sense of their open but sometimes grudging respect for him. they respected hamid karzai. but there was a sense of melancholy on the absence of his presenc

of what i said about warlords and corruption. not at all. he heard that before. he knew. i had six meetings to prevent him from appointing the vice presidency. he knew that. i had without consulting him touched on the most fundamental aspect of the country's status and future. his status. i said neutral without asking him. he called me up to his office and said, i don't want this to be a neutral country. i want this country to be a closed, nonnato u.s. ally. and he repeated that in his inauguration speech a few weeks later. what did it mean? in spite of the humiliation he had gone through trying to get rid of him, in spite of that, in spite of feeling that he was rejected, in spite of feeling he was not consulted, he said that that relationship is critical to me. his second term became, his last term as president, became one long effort at restoring afghan sovereignty, and i believe he was right because sovereignty and respect for a country's sovereignty is a precondition for its return to normalcy. i think he has also done a tremendous effort in trying to restore that sovereignty and it will be up to