there was a shootout at the bay fair b-a-r-t station. police have one suspect in custody and are looking for more. >> reporter: b-a-r-t is back and running and all trains are on time and stopping here at the bayfair b-a-r-t station. the police gave an update about an hour ago or less and they say there was a fight around noon today. three to four people involved in each group and that's when the one victim at this point in their investigation, they think he was a victim, wrong place, wrong time. police say it was a shootout between two groups of people at the bayfair b-a-r-t station. >> there was some words exchanged, both groups began to fire. >> and police think it was an innocent bystander that was hit in the cross fire. now a 16-year-old is in custody and police are looking for a half dozen more suspects who could be involved. >> there was two groups shooting at each other and we have one person in custody. >> it happened in front of the bayfair b-a-r-t station. a 40-year-old african-american is killed. another female is okay with no

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three vote video for your media project stream media r t v dot com. another world headlines today car bombs have killed seventeen people and left dozens injured in and around baghdad but lisa borden say one of the blasts a busy market in the north of the iraqi capital around midday at least two soldiers were among those killed and twelve more people were wounded early in the day a suicide car bombing targeting a checkpoint south of the city killed five and wounded fourteen more according to my far at least. britain is considering lifting its military assistance for the french combat action against islamist in mali so far it's sent to warplanes and says there could be further just tickle support the move follows a deadly hostage crisis in neighboring algeria which was in retaliation for france's invasion at least thirty seven foreign nationalists including french british and americans were killed during the terrorist siege of a gas plant that was stormed by algerian forces over the weekend. a week of fighting between syrian rebels and members of the ku

download free broadcast quality video for your media project free media r t v dot com. here with r t live from moscow were describing minister david cameron thinks europe may fail and that the u.k. may be heading out of the block the prime minister's thoughts come from excerpt. of his speech on britain's status within the e.u. which he had to postpone due to the hostage crisis in algeria let's now cross live to london and get more from our tease sara firth sara cameron says the european union may say well that's a pretty harsh statement how is he backing up that claim well first of all the prime minister has just been in the house of commons giving a statement on the. hostage situation in algeria of course that was the reason for the postponement but of course we've seen some of the extracts coming out of that speech that he used to give in the netherlands today and certainly there was some strong words in it he said that there was a gap between the and the citizens and that if something wasn't done to address these challenges that you could very strong message that the

live from our studios in moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's four pm here in the russian capital our top story islam terrorists are still holding an international group of hostages at a gas plant in algeria with the local military continuing their attempts to free the captives a number of civilians were killed during an unannounced rescue attempt by algerian forces it's true anger from the international community now the militants say they're acting in revenge for the french intervention in neighboring mali but france maintains it only helps justify its campaign as probably boycott reports. wildly varying reports as to the number of casualties how many hostages are dead but we do know that at least two civilian workers two brits have been killed and up to as many as thirty more international hostages could be dead now these are peaceful civilians from all around the world that were working at the facility they've suddenly found themselves in the middle of this very dangerous situation where the algerian military have apparently been criticized for going in guns bl

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welcome back you're watching r t live from moscow as a british government continues with public sector spending cuts and battle with financial woes it appears their reality of a stereotype is starting to bite the number of homeless people in the u.k. is dramatically increasing passing fifty thousand across the country boy call met some of those forced to sleep rough. it's freezing cold wet and hungry there's nowhere for you to go to dry off and no money in your pockets this street is all you've got and there's no one that will help you welcome to bamiyan the case capital for homelessness. remember right. in there she said drop grandma don't have one. foot out well i mean you shouldn't be home or there's a lot of people you called me a short time wanted me real car park were reportedly. all over the place this is why i got. there you have yet to read you know here michael is by no means alone in fact the number of homeless people in britain has skyrocketed by twenty five percent since twenty ten reaching fifty thousand people in twenty twelve the biggest spike in the city of you don't t

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r t paris. second time's a charm during his inauguration speech in washington president barack obama forcefully laid out the priorities for his second term in office and with a special stress on backing democracy around the world he's pledges how already led to concerns of further u.s. involvement in foreign states are just going to you can explain and his inaugural speech president obama sort of for spawn it to those who have been wondering whether the u.s. will continue on the track of interventions here is what he said we were new those institutions that extend our capacity to manage crisis abroad for no one has a greater stake in a peaceful world than its most powerful nation. we support democracy from asia to africa from the americas to the middle east because our interests and our conscience compel us to act on behalf of those who long for freedom so from asia to africa or from the americas to the middle east that pretty much covers the whole world so we could potentially see interventions

three broke video for your media project free media r t v dot com. snowballing sliding and making snowman all the central winter fun in many northern countries but in some not so snow friendly parts of europe freezing temperatures and even small amounts of the white stuff is causing travel chaos the u.k. is among the country's brought to a standstill by the perfectly seasonal weather as artie's saraf are reports. all across the united kingdom right now right till it feels like this like kid in london every way covered in this blanket is snowy but was this looks absolutely beautiful it's being causing chaos around the country for the five thousand schools are being placed claims are being grounded and trains the being delayed as once again persons transport system creaks under the pressure of a little bit of snow causing havoc to commuters as we've been finding out. things with the first one so hope whenever i think it's ridiculous other countries seem to manage i think we should catch up about very good to smalling. like the whole absolutely the sill

one pm in the russian capital be watching r t a syria claims israel has carried out a deadly bombing raid on its territory destroying a military research center near damascus and denies claims the attack targeted weapons convoy near the lebanese border if confirmed it would be the first time in decades that israel has launched an attack on another state not in response to military action israel and most international powers are keeping silent on the incident which has sparked condemnation from russia. as more. if indeed this israeli military strike inside syria is concerned moscow has condemned it in the strongest possible terms saying that it was unprovoked and it was a strike against a sovereign state that is in violation of international and is unacceptable now what we understand is that israeli warplanes bombed and this is according to syrian sources a military research same to outside damascus where at least two sites workers were killed now there are some reports also suggesting that the warplanes bombed a convoy of weapons that were making their way from syria to lebanon image

it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie egyptian president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in three cities across the country it comes in response to violent as a government protest which have resulted in forty a day that's nationwide since friday a nightly curfew has been ignored by demonstrators staging a fresh wave of protest in several areas on monday morning the city of suez among those were clashes occurred after the government sent troops there a few days ago while the courts say has seen fatal clashes afferent death sentences were handed down to some participants of last year's football riot seven people were killed in the seaside city on sunday juri a funeral procession for victims of the violence a local reporter troupe was caught in the epicenter of the clashes in cairo. give it to devise a press statement of president morsi story steve is going to take us to me i hear the questions continue inquiry. president wanted most he declared a state of emergency for thirty days according to the constitution without means it is. tha

r t paris. they're watching the weekly on. the u.s. secretary of state has acknowledged the arab revolution which the u.s. backed both vocally and militarily did lead to a rise in extremism on wednesday hillary clinton testified to congress about last year's deadly attack on the american consulate in the libyan city of benghazi she took responsibility for failures that led to the attack in september but said she had not seen requests for more security beforehand a u.s. senator john kerry is now widely expected to win an easy confirmation from the senate to replace hillary clinton who is leaving her position but some analysts believe a new face will change u.s. foreign policy a little more in the clinton legacy is pretty much i think the legacy of american wars and a counterterrorism policy that has usurped the usual prerogatives of the state department what hillary clinton did which was more important than anything else during her four years as secretary of state was to be part of the coalition the phalanx if you will of pro-war people

you're watching r t. hopes of a timely closure of guantanamo bay have dimmed for them with the man tasked with resettling inmates and shutting down the u.s. detention center in cuba now turns fade away the white house has not safe on assigned a replacement daniel fried was picked for the job in two thousand and nine by president obama who had vowed to shut down the notorious prison friday work to to convince other nations to take one tunnel inmates considered it to be low risk but he soon saw his job grow more difficult with new laws complicating their repatriation off detainees although the almost eight hundred inmates that have pos through guantanamo only nine have had charges brought against them including the five nine eleven suspects currency facing pretrial hearings. meanwhile investigations into america's so-called black sites are broader making little headway in a year's a long probe into coverage cia jails in poland in particular has investigators frustrated with washington not voluntary much hel

welcome back you're watching r t going to live from moscow now with the u.s. considering the possibility of removing all of its troops from afghanistan by the f. twenty fourteen president karzai is preparing for crucial talks in washington his meeting with president obama this friday set up line america's role in afghanistan where the panic on still malling the number of troops that could remain to contain insurgency in the country patricia an arrow politics professor from new york university believes the u.s. just can't afford to leave afghanistan. there's a lot of talk about not leaving any troops there at all however i don't think the u.s. can afford that leader in the region because there are still quite a bit of violence going on on there so i think the president will probably leave some troops there for some time but i would assume that president karzai is going to want that out because it gives him more. or it makes him look more powerful on the negotiating table and within the context of his own constituency however he also needs some protection so it

of r t. venezuela. after fourteen years in power when as well as president hugo chavez is known for his lengthy speeches and in two thousand and twelve there movers and shakers around the world have been making a name for themselves now it's your turn to say who you think was a person of the year. well right now on our web site it seems like there is a clear leader the attitude of the whistle blowing web site of wiki leaks julian assange is on top right now with seventy percent of the vote and next airedale feliks baumgardner you will remember land of the jump from the stratosphere and he takes well first sand very first person to hit one billion views on you tube with gangnam style south korean rapper sa a wax attention r. t. dot com with only and first the humble eight percent of the vote goes to the more opposition leader on song suchi. thousands of doctors have marched through madrid in the first spanish protest of two thousand and thirteen they are angered by the government's plans to partly privat

with the week's top stories and today's top news this is r t with the weekly as violent unrest rages on in egypt president mohamed morsi has declared a state of emergency in the cities of portside suez and is mainly echoing the days of former leader hosni mubarak this is amid renewed clashes in port side that left seven people dead and hundreds injured following a mass funeral procession correspondent bill true is in cairo where she has come under clouds of tear gas. in a televised press statement for president mohamed morsi sorry to see this going to take us to me i hears the questions continue in cairo. president had mostly declared a state of emergency for thirty days according to the constitution with that means is that it basically every test will be banned security forces will have the right to arrest. a protest this without charge and in addition censorship may be legalized across these three countries three cities misfeature president mohammed morsi also said to be a carthew course the city's between nine pm and six am and t. also a call for dialogue with the opposition thing

it is one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with me marina joshie the u.s. house of representatives has approved a controversial bill designed to prevent the country from potentially sliding back into recession the fiscal cliff deal passed earlier by the senate will prevent nationwide tax hikes and spending cuts from coming into force at least for the time being the house republicans wanted to man the bill but then decided they didn't have enough support to make last minute changes to the motion the tug of war over the text revolved around a democrat promoted increase in income tax for the rich for the first time in two decades but alice lawrence freeman sassed that in the long run this billboard make wife any easier for millions of struggling americans. considering and anyway this whole operation i have been a manipulation. and a farce to work over the minds of the american population degrade there is no nothing in the book bozos that any way shape or form will actually help the economy what we're seeing right now government twenty seven million people unem

many more persons are predicted to slip through the net as the housing crisis escalates probably boyko r t. twenty people have been reportedly killed in a plane crash in kazakstan the plane carrying five crew and these fifteen passengers went down near the city of our marty in the country south after one pm local time. survivors challenger two hundred operated by has a company scant was on an internal flight and crashed while trying to land in harsh weather conditions investigators have recovered the plane's flight recorders and are now examining the daytime. now to some other world news this hour. the side bomber has no use all floppy inside somalia is presidential palace in mogadishu killing two people and injuring three others the attacker detonated his explosives outside the main gate of the residence after being stopped by guards for questioning the president who was out of the country at the time of the attack. in belgium police have dispersed thousands of protesting steel workers with tear gas and water cannons several people were injured in the clashes the protester was against pla

government and igniting serious concerns over privacy more on that for you at r t dot com. also online birth control or border control israel pushes forward a new way of controlling immigration injecting foreign women of jewish descent with contraceptive drugs find out the details on our website. five defendants are facing trial over the nine eleven attacks in a war crimes tribunal at the guantanamo bay u.s. naval base the pretrial hearings which kicked off on monday are intended to resolve dozens of legal issues among those on trial is college she one hammad the alleged mastermind of the attacks that killed nearly three thousand people four others are accused of training and aiding the hijackers the defendants have been in u.s. custody for a decade now in two thousand and six president george w. bush and now it's they were among captives sent to guantanamo from secret overseas prisons defense lawyers have asked the judge to order the u.s. government to release documents regarding the cia's allege of role in moving suspects across international borders well antiwar activist

it's five pm here in moscow this is r t coming to live with me a nice and now way it's two pm in algiers and the algerian military is stepping up its efforts to free the last remaining international hostages held by islamic terrorists at a gas facility the siege is now in its third day and has seen at least twelve civilians killed when all cheery and forces launched a blitz rescue attempt and hundreds of local workers and several foreigners were freed but the remaining captives include british american and japanese nationals the islamists say they took the hostages in retribution for the ongoing french intervention in mali in neighboring mali paris is standing by its campaign and claims the algerian crisis justifies it further but some say the stance could backfire on the french government as probably boycott now reports. it's all calm on the streets of paris but with an escalating military intervention in mali and an algerian hostage crisis in response to it french public opinion is projected to turn against francois hollande pledged to help the mali government once he's really hit by t

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to be kind as they say tom burton thanks very much indeed for bringing us the update there watching r t coming to live from moscow high tax rivalry as drones take center stage an arms race between tokyo and beijing. but is there a military spanning struggling for dominance over disputed territory or bring you more analysis a little later. turning conflict into a fun game depicting the downfall of syria's president the allows players to take part in a simulated civil war raises questions of war and that after a short break don't go away. whether you die from high or to the death. or drift in the beauty of the currents. being well prepared is a must and if you're lucky enough. you'll never forget your experience we only need a screen that's going to be heaven. in the white sea and below the ice on our team. i'm. there with our team out along the vida palace are seeking ways to overcome their differences and share power their leaders held talks in cairo on wednesday in the latest attempt to bridge the gap between their parties as artie's fall asleep reports it means a lot for palestinian f

you're watching r t.britain which was once proud of having some of the most effective legislation in the world to fend of homelessness now has all the sixty thousand people sleeping rough and with the government answering in public sector spending cuts in an attempt to battle the country's financial troubles the number of homeless people is only expected to rise when to meet some of those living on the streets it's freezing cold wet and hungry there's nowhere for you to go to dry off and no money in your pockets this street is all you've got and there's no one that will help you welcome to burning in the case capital homelessness. remember right. in there she should drop grandma don't have one reach out i mean you shouldn't be homeless a lot of people do call where the search ordered me real rock car park where people live. all over the place this is why i got. there yet yes radio here michael is by no means alone in fact the number of homeless people in britain has skyrocketed by twenty five percent sinc

it is not the end of the russian capital you're watching r t a marina joshie welcome to the program algerian armed forces are continuing efforts to free a group of international hostages from libyan militants at a gas plant is mannie a six hundred fifty captives have reportedly been rescued where the known number of civilian deaths and manny still missing the insurgents claim their advantage in french intervention in mali which is putting president francois hollande into an increasingly tough political situation boyko explains. these are peaceful civilians from all around the world that were working at the facility they've suddenly found themselves in the middle of this very dangerous situation where the algerian military have apparently been criticized for going in guns blazing you know the u.k. and the u.s. have already complained that they weren't really warned in advance that this rescue operation was taking place david cameron over in the u.k. has already warned britons to brace themselves for multiple casualties and for more bad news potentially on the way so many were very surprised a

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download free blogging videos for your media projects free media done to r t dot com. has just gone thirty minutes past the hour here in moscow and it's thought that up to twenty seven million people in the world today are caught in some form of slavery about eight hundred thousand are being trafficked across borders each year and what might surprise you is that one magnet for those exploiting others for sex or forced labor is britain laura smith investigates why. it wasn't allowed to do or anything i was the one doing with the claim cooking looking after the children. but i wasn't even allowed to take the kids to school i was locked inside the house when i was nowhere and open the door. it sounds like something from an eighteenth century workhouse but it's britain today so it was trafficked to this country aged twelve now nineteen she's still too afraid to talk about her experience but the fact that she's played here by an actor doesn't make her horrific story any less real i was getting beaten by them and i was slapped and right i kept getting the right. things i was

for more news and analysis you're watching r t. president barack obama has met with police she's from cities in the u.s. when mass shootings have occurred he wants to support the country's gun control policy obama's proposal of tougher gun regulations and a ban on assault weapons has divided public opinion with many standing by the constitution second amendment the right to bear arms can and she can reports. white house proposals to regulate gun sales there are a wave of protest among those who believe the second amendment of the constitution is in danger as are many that there are a right arms it is a god given right to the sanctity of the second amendment to meet heated national debate someone makers of even threaten to impeach the president to protect the constitution we're going to use every tool possible to fight in the ministration which once every great constitution but do u.s. lawmakers feel strongly about all amendments of that same constitution last month congress seamlessly without much ado passed legislation which gives

oh my from moscow where it's seven pm you're watching r t with me and you so now it's good to have you with us straight to our top story this hour and algeria is media is reporting that a number of hostages who died in the gas plant siege has risen to twenty five now it's expected to increase several foreign civilians were among those killed when algerian forces stormed the site taken by islamic militants in revenge for the french intervention in neighboring mali there are increasing fears though that the military campaign could backfire on paris well some analysts say there is more to it than meets the eye as probably boycott now reports. we don't always but it's terrorism was about to overwhelm the friendly country the terrorism that threatens not just all of west africa but also the entire world. he's vowed that france won't stop its intervention in mali until islamic extremism in the country is stamped out the military has announced that it's going to be sending more troops but the total set to exceed two hundred thousand a stated goal to help the government in bamako drive out his

watching r t live from moscow with me marina joshing. thousands of anti-government protesters in egypt are ignoring president morsi is curfew by taking to the streets across the country some demonstrators imports eight attacked police stations while those and so as march towards government buildings position has meanwhile refused to answer talks with the president who earlier implemented a state of emergency in the areas most affected by the end rest the government also approved a law giving the military the power to arrest citizens young going violence has now claimed at least fifty two lives since it broke out on friday bill true who was in the epicenter of the action in the capital reports forty. nine yes exactly lisa was a great sight to. see the site. was. going to be cleaning up the street. right beside me didn't i would continue to insist that foresight. to. die. so the president tells you this sense of hope for the rest of the street instead checkpointing for a national salvation government safety card company site. she said to t

m r r t dot com right now iran bans oil exports to the e.u. that's despite the fact the bloc are ready for any imports from tehran find out what's behind iran's tit for tat response for details for you on our website. also on line for you today on holocaust remembrance day italy's acts prime minister silvio berlusconi caused outrage suggesting the country's former dictator mussolini did well despite his anti-semitic laws find out more at archie dot com. it's easy to do. you need. to. download the official all to publication here so far choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television of the girl it just doesn't bode well with your mobile device so you can watch your t.v. any time anyway. it's twenty one minutes past the hour let's now take a look at some other world news in brief families in brazil are mourning one killed by a deadly nightclub fire at least two hundred thirty three people died in santa maria after a firework lit by a band performing on stage caused a massive blaze the flames swep

r t north norfolk u.k. . now if you're interested in the russian military you can get a closer look at it by taking a drive on the country's wrote battle ready aircraft and heavily armored machinery comes with a meters of those taking a drive across russia's highways artie's tom barton is here to tell us why this story of might military might i say and how you can see it live tom take us through this what's going on ok and he said so we'll start with with this video you can't see anything of the moment is this driver making his way along the road and suddenly screaming out of the distance comes this fighter jet just fifty meters above the road we later find out that that was an experienced pilot flying that this helicopter doing the same thing coming in very very low over a driver who was just changing lanes at the time he was apparently training for search and rescue missions himself and then later on in the city of new gil in the urals we'll see just minor business driving along and suddenly a tank comes ac

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community are mourning his apparent suicide coming up a look back at his life his appearances here on r t and the federal charges many blame for his death. we've all heard of the wars in iraq and afghanistan and the covert missions the u.s. is undertaking in yemen pakistan and libya well like a look now at the new a shadow war in mali a western forces have been pitted against islamic rebels. and is it possible for a television news network to separate real journalism from reality shows and entertainment is it bad for business or the new reality we'll have some answers coming up next. is monday january fourteenth five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine you're watching. i want to begin today by taking a few moments to honor and remember aaron swartz who was found dead in his apartment in new york on friday night apparently from a suicide here's a quick look back at his life. even as a young man programmer aaron swartz was described as a computer wizard among his many accomplishments during his short life aaron helped create r.s.s. at age fourteen the tool now universally used to help users

hungry wolves prowl settlements in the hunt for livestock this and many other stories on our website r t v dot com. u.k.'s coalition government faces and new rift over a u.s. diplomat warning britain ganz to leaving the e.u. the prime minister dried to glance over the situation as he wants to renegotiate london's relations with brussels meanwhile his deputy claims americans warning is spot on as the u.k. is valuable to the u.s. because of its position in europe are these laura smith has the details always known that the u.s. prefers that the u.k. has a close relationship with the e.u. because when it wants something done it's britain that it calls this kind of direct challenge to the government over europe to the involving itself in internal bush's affairs is something a little bit new the u.s. has warned of the dangers of holding a referendum on europe for the u.k. and it has called for full out of the coalition government although that's no so difficult thing to do these days david cameron the prime minister has played it out saying it's just an opinion but nick clegg his deputy has sa

r t paris. but earlier i spoke with former u.k. ambassador to algeria graham hand who says the killing of several british hostages isn't enough to dissuade london from helping the french intervention. the united kingdom will continue to support the french intervention i imagine that the british government will also want to support our friends in algeria in any way that they might ask us to. david cameron has said that the fight against islamic terrorists in north africa could take decades can britain really afford to get involved like they did in afghanistan which i should mention of course started out with george bush saying that we would be in and out. well politicians tend always to say we'll be in and then we'll be seeing mr cameron knows that this will take time i don't imagine that he is thinking of committing british ground troops to north africa but there's a lot we can do in terms of intelligence technology logistics i think it does have to be done the question really is how can we afford not to. there was the thought that

today on r t the sting wrang is on the hunt but i'm not talking about fish an ocean in the ocean this is a new technology that allows police to track mobile phones in real time coming up we'll tell you which police department here in the u.s. is using that technology the garment that's designed to be fully reflective which means that he bounces off trying to to avoid surveillance a new york artist has come up with a clothing line that can make people invisible to drones we'll take a look at how his creation works just ahead. and washington d.c. is the home of democracy and freedom if your protesters walk to the city to voice their concerns and their demands but an abortion protester is not feeling so welcome after a judge banned him from the district or question that move ahead. it's friday january twenty fifth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm maggie lopez and you're watching r.t. . all right starting off this hour after a long and tedious trial process former cia official john kiriakou was sentenced today to two and a half years in federal prison last october the forty eight year old

in los angeles remember lindo r t. well since it's new year's eve we'd like to take a few minutes now to take a look back this year has been packed with major news events attempts that big and small change and also talk signs that a new year and a new election not change but more brought not change but more of the same our motto here at our team is question more and so we thought it was important to have people on our network that do just that people that challenge the status quo and even the system overall people that don't just talk about change but. try to achieve it even when the odds are against them this year for the first time ever r.t. america hosted a presidential debate for third party candidates with green party candidate jill stein and libertarian gary johnson we discussed real issues that affect real people and raise questions that were not raised in the debates between mitt romney and president obama in case you missed it here are some highlights. these people that stand up may not be counted on november

and you can watch the full interview with posco later on r t one of your boss main assets the world's largest alum indian company rules sol actually lost value on friday for a second day in a row that's after goldman sachs downgraded the company's citing a negative outlook for global allen many of the prices and go let's check out how other activities performed on friday russia's blue chips actually did quite well we saw that the ended the week in a positive turn towards pretty strong gains actually for both the my sex and the r.t.s. as you can see there to the ocean or ruble and friday's session mixed to the major currencies it was gaining value to the dollar bridge a losing it to the euro and the european stocks jumped close to a chewie year high that's after the european central bank data showed that three year loans will be repaid faster than previously estimated. and back here in davos one of the most inspiring one of the most daring sessions actually focused on women and their role in the global economy the i.m.f. chief chief christine lagarde and facebook's still sandberg they'