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and that is what russell westbrook is going to wear before a game. is dressing you and how do you stay ahead of the trends like you do. it is never boring, no, no, he is always ahead of the curve. >> well, you know, i'm dressing myself, i think that is it, to me that is the most unique thing about it, is that i wake up, and i can go for what i feel. something that i love to do. and embrace it, the able to express myself through clothes. i wake up, i can be like oh, i want to be-- i want to wear yellow or pink or green, i want to wear baggy clothes. i want to wear a suit. that is the best and i just go with it. >> i think that is part of what makes russell westbrook such an interesting character. for so many athletes we only know them in the sport and so what i have always enjoyed about getting to know you as a person, some of the things you do, whether it is the love of fashion, the love of your community, you talk about oklahoma for instance, 11 years in oklahoma, what i appreciated was you loved oklahoma, oklahoma loved you. you learned about the c

dow up 2%, and the other indexes are up 9%, but the real star is the small caps, the russell 2000 is up 16% this year, and up nearly another one percent today, but it is not just the stocks making a lot of investors a lot of money this year. look at our wall of winning. this is just this year. ethereum is more than doubling. and bitcoin is up 60%. everybody loves crude, and oil up nearly 20%, and hot rolled steel as opposed to cold steel is up 20%, and corn sup 15%, and it is popping and platinum is u 11%, and those numbers are just this year, and basically six weeks of trading. everything is up. so the question is, where do we go from here we have a lot of year left. joining us is john augustine, the chief investment banker at huntington bank, and this is a continuation of what we saw last year, and we got good news on the vaccines and great cases in the hospitalizations coming down, and the stimulus is coming, but did you expect the year with all of that to really start off like this? >> we did, brian. and hello the you. it is good to see you, even virtually. we did. and we started

just take a look at the russell 2000, fuel cell up 500% and those are in the top ten of the russell 2000 to the point that you're making at which i totally agree with, you can find stocks that are not speculative bubbles like those two. you can find stocks that are very strong, fundamental well-valued companies. i would look at say a greenbrier, the rail car manufacturer or cleveland cliffs the they're up and not up multiples like healthcare and renewable energy is. so i want to repeat what steve is saying. if you buy the index you will buy the good, bad and the ugly if you can do your own fundamental research as i do, steve, kari and joe do, then you will decide what to own. for me it's at greenbrier's and cleveland cliffs of the world. >> good point, but we just showed cliffs and it was jon. >> areinajarian who talked about yesterday, i think that was the time for him and we can throw that back up and continue to discuss that. >> it's a good point >> a lot of these stocks have had huge move, too >> and listen, it's a great point. i don't mean to parse this, but if you look at the two-y

us. >> russell, we have seen some of these shocking attacks on video, but you at stop aapi hate have been tracking violence against asian americans for the past year. what do your numbers show? is it truly an increase or does it just feel that way? >> there's clearly an increase in the racism directed towards asian americans. last year, we received over 2,800 reports of racism, of harrowing cases of being physically assaulted, having racial epithets flung at us, and our elderly have been disproportionately affected as well. people are targeting vulnerable populations, and our cases, elderly get more physically assaulted than the general population. so we have seen that clear trend. and it's nationwide, not just the bay area. >> can i ask you to take a little more closely, you mentioned the elderly, so age is a factor in terms of who is being chosen as victims. but how are they attacked? is it mostly physical, mostly verbal, and for what reasons? there are usually racial epithets or crimes of opportunity, the perception they have money? what do you think? >> so 70% are mostly verbal h

the s&p 500 up 4% year-to-date and russell about 16%. huge discrepancy there and i think we're really seeing optimism flow through to the small cap names from the stimulus package that people are affecting and also, these are the businesses more tenuous and a larger showing the confidence that reopening trade is happening and the industries have been really out of favor are coming back into favor with a bang >> they are, and with all due respect to the army of wall street bets traders out there, this is not just going to be a couple million individuals throwing some money at it. this is institutional capital whether it's vanguard, black rock, fidelity being redeployed into the value and the small cap sector in a massive way. is it not and how long do you think this might last? >> well, i do agree with you that these are indexes and these are stocks that really are underperforming before the pandemic and then when the pandemic hit, obviously, they got crowded out. it was tough to get capital for some of these guys they really undervalued

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bill russell began his long basketball career at university of san francisco and while there, he led the team to two ncaa championships. he was also a forward for the boston celtics and led that team to 11 nba championships and managed to snag a gold medal at the 1996 listenics while serving as captain for team usa. despite those accomplishments, russell says he had to confront racism throughout his long, athletic career. in 2010, president barack obama awarded russell the presidential medal of freedom. ♪ ♪ we have ththe power toto harns californrnia's ababundant sololar and winind e, but it's not avaiailable all day lolong. use less e energy fromom 4 to m for a cleaeaner califofornia. >>> how about a positive ripple effect from the pandemic in caltrans says between march of 2020 till now it laid down 1.2 million tons of asphalt on roadways. and it finished the 101 replacement at alameda circle. close more lanes to give contractors more room to work. >> the first measure of safety is more of our projects can be done during the day than normally what we do, caltrans are working at nig

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russell back on the field and kicking his side even further ahead.ottish blue wall. mistakes costing them as they were outplayed on their own patch. a historic win for scotland. their first twickenham for 30 years. —— 38 years. well, let's get over to twickenham now and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. joe, its scotland's day, but they've been building to a win like this for some time now. i think that's absolutely right. the word. before the tournament was that if they brought

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you mentioned a minute ago the russell 2000 is one of them.e had as much as 9% of our fund coming into january. you don't get fired for taking profits, so we took office on the russell in january. cut that to about 5%. but there is still the emerging equity trade. that is another procyclical trade, and we are doing that in a pretty unique way. we are doing it through china a-shares because the chinese domestic economy is becoming very popular, but also through our broader emerging-market economy tilt. small caps in emerging markets have been great year-to-date. jonathan: there's a difference between a cyclical trade and global macro and a cyclical trade to meskill he -- cyclical trade domestically speaking in the united states. what are you leading to more? philip: you mention some great stats. about 1.3 million vaccinations per day. johnson & johnson coming online. that is a play on easy monetary policy and easy fiscal policy, as well as the whole country itching and scratching to get back to normalcy, which we see in some respect toward the

russell back on the field and kicking his side even further ahead.or all of england's endeavours they could not break through the scottish blue wall. mistakes costing them as they were outplayed on their own patch. a historic win for scotland. their first twickenham for 30 years. —— 38 years. well, let's get over to twickenham now and speak to our sports correspondentjoe wilson. joe, its scotland's day, but they've been building to a win like this for some time now. i think that's absolutely right. the word. before the tournament was that if they brought their a—game, they game, they felt they were capable of beating anyone and i suppose that's what we saw here tonight. i999 beating anyone and i suppose that's what we saw here tonight. 1999 was the last time they were champions of europe, over that period there have been times when scotland had strong back row forwards in particular when they send the ball out there was nobody there. more recently we have had a flamboyant reputation, almost playing basketball style rugby with creativity and flavour b

well done russell crowe and thatis well done russell crowe and that is definitely a lockdown beard.upport staff must self—isolate after a security guard tested positive with covid. our correspondent shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. we were expecting big names for warmup events here in melbourne park. world women�*s number one ash barty, naomi osaka, halep and is a regularand ash barty, naomi osaka, halep and is a regular and the metro and is a regular and the metro and dan evans, brought you to play here today. this is a chance was some more practice out of the main event on monday. bad we needed really for many of the players who were cooped up in quarantine when some positive cases were detected on the planes that brought them here to australia. none of that is happening today. with more than 500 players, officials and coaches now having to isolate after a man who was working in one of the tournament�*s quarantine hotels tested positive to covid—19. they now have to return a negative test to be able to get back to the competition. whatever happens with those tests of course

and the russel continued its recent outperformance, up .4%. for the month of february. energy the worst performer, down 1.5%, but it soared yesterday. investors are now set for several big earnings reports cisco, twitter, lyft, matel all expected to report momentarily we will have the numbers and analysis for you when they cross. includes plus an exclusive interview with jack lew. scott rand is with us. and cilia joins the conversation mike santoli, first question to you and the broader markets. we mentioned of course the levels closing in on 4,000 we have got the russel pretty stretched at the moment. are we back in those sort of overbought territories >> getting there yeah, i mean it happened relatively quickly after that little pullback we went more or less strayed up from a 3% decline to a new high. i think modestly slow. also, february isn't typically that busy. you know, a day like today is purely a pews pause. no real selling pressure it is not as if the defensive safety assets did particularly well that would give you a sense that thin

i look at russell. i watched russell so many years and they continue to rear their head.he financial crisis whatever, the one year of the russell we're just off the 52-week high. what will propel us, david? the vaccination is making its way through the united states thankfully. hopefully we'll get through this on the other side at some point during 2021. what do you think happens from 30,000 feet? >> well you're also going to get according to the reconciliation process the another $1.9 trillion in spending across the economy so we're running a 15% fiscal deficit. we're used to running three to 4% fiscal deficits there is enormous amount of aggregate demand that is being flushed into the economy through the government. plus the fed is printing 70 billion a month keeping interest rates at zero. this is the best of times if you think about economic propulsion. where you want to be with those most levered to it. large cap earnings over next two years will grow 40%. small cap earnings will grow 120%. if you want to play the economic recovery. go where the leverage is, the leve

the s&p, the nasdaq and russell 2000 small cap index posted record highs on friday the dow and the s&p are now on their longest winning streaks since all the way back in august you can see there are big move higher over the last year for the major indices. on the treasury yield side, we're seeing a slight move in yields you can see with the ten-year government yield and we ticked a hair above 2% in the session for the 30-year treasury long bond the two-year note dropping 10.5 basis points to the overseas trade where we're seeing quite a bit of green. the nikkei closing by 2% hang seng, 0.1%. shanghai, 1% gain and the south korean kospi, down 0.8%. take a look at what's happening in europe. that trading is happening right now and julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom. i can sense it's very green there as well. >> that's right. here in europe we are following asia and trading higher, extending last week's gains. the main benchmark, stoxx 600 up 0.4%, adding to last week's gains when the stoxx 600 rose 3.5% alongside that bumper week you saw on wall street, we also saw investors put

legendary bill russell began hall of fame basketball career at university of san francisco. led the dons to two ncaa championships in the 1950s, then helped lead the boston celtics to 11 nba titles. in 2010, president obama awarded bill russell the presidential medal of freedom. >>> we'll show you the covid related supply chain bottlenecks behind shortages in grocery stores. >>> olympic competition where cheering is discouraged, how japan hopes to host the games in pandemic. >>> we're following breaking news in south bay. police activity at valley fair mall. live look from sky ranger. zoom down to the ground, lot of police cars and activity there. police aren't saying why there's a heavy police presence at the mall but we'll bring you updates as it comes. police activity at valley fair mall in the south bay. >>> try to bring you that story on education and covid in getting schools open. city and county of san francisco now suing the school district there to get the classrooms reopened and kids back at desks. >> reporter: jennifer flores has a young child in san francisco pub

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new closing record for the russell as well. ♪.record closes. to your point, liz, we do get it for the nasdaq, not for the other two. we had strong corporate results. we have some optimism about stimulus. that has been helping stocks but you can't keep going up in a straight line. the dow after being up throughout the day, looking like it might close at a record is now settling down by 10 or 11 points and the s&p 500 is down by four at the close. both of them are down, so those streaks come to an end. the nasdaq keeps the winning ways going. that is the fourth straight day of clo

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and not only 49er fans are happy to hear about russell wilson possibly leaving seattle, kickoff, next. >>> stick around for a special late late show at 12:35 right here on kpix 5 as james corden gives new >>> while stanford is the only local school with a shot for the big dance. cardinal hosting oregon tonight trying desperately to improve their resume. oscar da silva out tonight, second half, spencer jones knocks down the corner three and the cardinal with the lead. now a two point stanford lead. i had from downtown and oregon has this 65-64 lead. five seconds left, the cardinals down by two, the freshman zaire williams for the win, no, and the ducks with 71- 68. stanford drops to 14-10. overall 10-8 in conference play. over in berkeley, the bears taking on oregon state. beaver zach reichel has two defenders for the reverse layup. final seconds, getting it into the hands of their star, matt bradley but he lost the dribble and turns it over to end the game. oregon state wins 59-57, cal falls to remain a 16 and pac-12 play. number one ranked gonzaga started against santa clara tonight.

russell is on a mission to change that. i felt invincible. i ifelt invincible. much of my fear or my anger or anxiety or anything was based around this secret. there's a lot of by just in our culture. at the time of my sexuality was not a thankful stop may be a transition there were four people that were maybe afraid to say there were gay or what have you. so that didn't even cross my mind as an option. literally in college you know am i turning gay because mark also never plead not knowing now that you don't turn gay. that doesn't happen. i was like, i need to find happiness in myself and in who i am. and outside of what i do for work. who i am. and outside of what i do forwork. outside who i am. and outside of what i do for work. outside of something of this game that i love about football isn't the whole of who i am. at that time i thought was why would i come out if i mightjust marry a woman anyway? and just be like, whatever. why did i make a fuss, why did i put my career online? i think the really big issue is any time i sat down and thought about it i can

the dow, s&p 500, nasdaq, and russell 2000 are all on track for record closes.ee out of four lately but the dow is now joining the party. mike, we know charlie is going to talk about his beloved value stocks where has the value versus growth debate gone so far this year where does it stand right to you? >> the feature of the market right now is it is broad, inclusive. it is not an either or market. the cycles are doing well, at the same time that you have all of these high valuation sort of pie in the sky emerging growth type tech stocks also working. maybe that's a sweet spot. we have this overlap period where we are benefitting from the long term tech friends and the stay-at-home plus, everyone sees the cyclical upturn coming. right now. there hasn't been a wrong answer we will see if that changes. >> charlie, i have a feeling the other thing you might talk about today is yields and inflation as well >> yeah. that would be a good feeling that you have. yes, wilf. we are seeing lots of signs. it is finally starting to be talked about of inflation coming in we a

joining me now noel cantana and russell jung stop aapi hate co-founder.for being with us. noel, good morning to you. >> good morning. good morning. >> so first of all, noel, thank you for joining us and i'm sure this is not easy, but if you could take us back to that day, you were on the subway, i understand, in new york. can you tell us what happened? >> yes, it was wednesday, wednesday morning, i'm about to go to work at 8:30 so it's about 8:00 something. i'm already -- i'm already inside the train, l train, and the train is standing room so it's really packed and there's a lot of people there. so i stand -- i stood on the entrance, but on the other side, so that i won't be an obstacle for the people coming in and out of the -- of the train. so when i'm already in bedford station a man came, boarded the train and he stood beside me and the next stop would be first avenue. so when i was standing here -- when i was standing on the train i just felt that -- he just kicked my tote bag. so i turned away from him, i turned so that -- and i put my bag on my --

. >>> could russell wilson end up in silver and black? >> this is the raters. >> and are there spirits trying to communicate with >>> seahawks quarterback russell wilson has not demanded to trade out of seattle yet but his agent has a list of teams he would go to. yes, among the four teams on that list is the raters. the cowboys, saints and bears among them. wilson has a no trade clause in his contract, and would have to approve any deal. there have been multiple reports that wilson's relationship with the hawks has soured. baseball, and the new covid normal down at spring training in arizona has bob melvin feeling a little bit like stevie wonder. >> it turns out the a's manager is very superstitious. >> usually does his press conferences on this bench in mesa, which is dedicated to former a's pitcher, bob walsh, who passed away in 2014. but now, and the zoom world, he was forced to improvise and propped of rangers in the background. they were close friends. melvin found out today just how close. >> a, bob, oh. that's not a good omen, i f

they were usually from texas, oklahoma, the southern states, as was russell we himself. felt very comfortable with them, collecting their stories, making pictures of their lifestyles. they lived in ways that were very similar to early pioneers in this country. they built houses using materials at hand. many of them dug holes in the ground, and had dugouts. there was very little lumber, so they used that for the roofing, but the house itself was mud walls. and they lived a very colorful a lifestyle. they made their clothes out of feet sacks, which were bright colors. they worked the land, they lived a very subsistence existence and there was a lot of appeal in documenting that because at the time, most people in this country were descended from people who had arrived as farmers and taken up land gradually from the west. so it was a story people could relate to. russell lee from his experience as a painter would get photographs that were just little gems. this particular house is very plain house but the people who live there had done what they can chemical beautiful. the

it's interesting to see the russell being called down.to be selling a lot of things today. gold moving to the downside. interesting that bonds markets, treasury markets specifically, are trying to find firmer footing. we are at 1.48. still the main theme around higher yields are meant. let's get a bloomberg business flash. >> airbnb's quarterly revenue is blitzing expectations as the firm benefits from travelers choosing vacation rentals rather than hotels. the company is not giving a financial forecast and is cautious about 2021. it's stock is over -- is up over 160% since its blockbuster ipo late last year, giving it a valuation of more than $100 million. tiktok's agreed to pay $92 million to settle privacy laws that claim the app illegally recorded facial scans of users and share private data with third parties. in addition, the deal requires tiktok to initiate a new privacy compliance trend program. the agreements to has to be approved by a chicago judge. twitter is unveiling the first details of its subscription model. it will let us

russell trott reports.ful in malta made her name as a pioneering journalist, but also cost dafny caruana galizia for life. 13 years after pursuing the corrupt brought accolades and also enemies was up vincent muscat changed his plea and finally admitted he was part of a plot to assassinate her. two other men are on trial. figs a plot to assassinate her. two other men are on trial.- other men are on trial. as a result of — other men are on trial. as a result of vincent _ other men are on trial. as a result of vincent bon - other men are on trial. as a | result of vincent bon scott's admission, the police could now rearrest three people —— vincent muscat. —— three people who detonated the bomb that killed stephanie caruana killed stephanie ca ruana galizia. killed stephanie caruana galizia. —— dafny. we need to see the institutions get busy dealing with this. —— daphne caruana galizia. dealing with this. -- daphne caruana galizia.— dealing with this. -- daphne caruana galizia. the shock and anuer caruana galiz

russell still positive josh, you look at the state of stocks, that's where we begin. the s&p is going for seven days in a row you have the nasdaq above 14 so tech's working again you have good vaccine news you've got stimulus progressing and rates down it's kind of hard to build a negative case for stocks, isn't it >> it's not hard if you're trying to, and we have this really interesting com bunbinatn of things happening right now which is new highs for virtually every sector and geographic regions all over the world japan, for example, making a breakout of a 29-year base so while you've got all these new highs and all of these different segments of the market cooperating and participating, you also have a huge boom in people being angry, so that's kind of weird, i guess but that's what's happening right now on the street and off the street, financials, social media and there's just a lot of people that have a lot invested and it's not happening, so, but it is. the run on the russell 2000, judge, is really off the charts. we're off 16% in u.s. small caps year to date

the dow, s&p, nasdaq and russell all throttling towards fresh closing highs.e to pump the breaks. screenian carmaker hyundai, kia are saying never mind what we said last week. we're not currently in talks with apple to develop an electric car. cheryl casone in the newsroom with stock reaction, maybe insight how they got ahead of their skis on this? reporter: interesting the way the whole story played out. the end result, shares of hyundai and kia, well they fell after both companies said they were not in talks with apple to develop a car following several media reports that the iphone maker was looking to them to develop a self-driving car. now hyundai and kia said they were getting requests from multiple companies for cooperation to jointly develop autonomous electric vehicles but nothing has been decided. hyundai, kia could revisit talks with apple to develop a car in the future. it is not off the table. remember hyundai initially said it was in early stage talks with apple. later they revise the statement. they made no mention of the iphone maker. reports s

gone negative, too and we're taking a big focus on the russell trying for an eighth straight positive

russell 2,000 versus the s&p small cap. what's interesting over very long periods of time the s&p small kal tends to outperform. 060 stocks, all profitable russell is all unprofitable stocks unprofitable ones taking off that's a big margin of outperformance over a year's time and this shows you the low quality rally, little bit of the speculative edge into this market a lot of study of the retail trader going on. sell side firms keep churning out all this research about the increasing presence of retail investors in this market ubs had this one this is the percentage of the s&p 500 stocks owned by retail investors. they try to back into these numbers. very, very long-term decline this is the indexing trend, everybody essentially using manage money and all that. you actually curled higher as of last year and picking up from there. so it's obviously between 20 and 30% or so. and that's now on the rise why? well, demographically kind of fits they point out that the blue line here is the peak investing and, you know, growth, we

in the red dow fractionally higher russell the laggard down 0.7% has been on a tear lately.ighs of the session but we also had quite a set of shake out all of a sudden this morning in the fact we recovered from that i guess is also worth noting and quite encouraging. >> it is a quick twitch lower. we did get earlier mostly concentrated in the big nasdaq stocks so seemed like a little stirring of the kind of activity we saw where you had the short stocks injecting this erratic volatility into parts of the market and the question was are other people going to have to jostle around and sell some of their lows i don't think it really got rolling. it was just a little bit of a reflex in that direction overall the market has been cooling off for a couple days at the index level. probably could use it. nothing really changing the longer term trend whether the fed inputs, liquidity story, corporate profits pointing in the right direction. so it is difficult to call like why tomorrow should be the day or today that these trends wear themselves out except they've been going for a litt

karima that wish to be part of oman there were those in russell climate that wish to be part of the new federation. so this was a very delicate situation and actually you can see this if you look at the map of the northern emirates not. the most on down peninsula for example this was an area where the shaikh would have had loyalty towards the rear of moscow but the other shows that they came in they went sometimes they would be with the rue muscat and sometimes they would be acting independently another. fact that's possibly a good example of this ambivalence is. it was for many years oman had a representative in the emirates not an ambassador now again this reflected ambivalence about identity if you have an ambassador you are acknowledging that your interlocutor the place where the ambassador goes to represent you is a foreign place and i i i don't think omanis faught of the emirates as a foreign place and vice versa because there they are. almost so close to each other the reste this into main thing they don't see themselves as fully separates and. in a formal sense to put an amb

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margaret russell, associate professor of law at santa clara university.ell people around the world and here in the bay area are kicking off the start of the lunar new year as ktvu to allie rasmus explains. the events are scaled back, but celebrations are still happening for the year of the ox. crackers and lion dancers to scare off negativity with crackled outside the newly renovated willie rue playground in san francisco's chinatown in the lunar new year calendar. today is the first day of the year of the ox. anytime we hear firecrackers, it's just like, yeah, get those bad spirits bad energy out of here because, you know, we had enough of that theme year of the rat is now behind us. and what a rat the year 2020 woz. end inju, chef and owner of mr juice restaurant in san francisco, says his restaurant remains closed. but he's feeling optimistic. he's hoping to reopen in march. now that vaccines and fewer covid cases are on the horizon. we haven't got vaccinated yet where we're excited to be in line for that. i think the city announced that in the 25th fi

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they do have dire shortage of this as quite right but i think that russell recognizes that there can't be though the wealthy nations can carry on on their own and for pure biological reasons because the disease is constantly mutating and evolving and very dangerous ways and parts of the world where it is untreated so the more the e.u. allows you know of allowed the 3rd world to go on that mated the greater the risk to its own citizens so they have no choice but to adopt a broader perspective. journalist and author it done the ill as our life from new york said if they don't you thank you thank you when the talks come just a day after a virtual meeting of nato defense ministers that ended in the military block secretary general unveiling a massively expanded mission in iraq insisting the measure would fight terror today we decided to expand nato training mission in iraq to support the iraq your forces us to find towson and ensure that our assistance not returned the size so our mission will increase from $500.00 personnel to wrong $4000.00 and train the year 2 this will now include more

karima that wish to be part of oman there were those in russell climate that wish to be part of the new federation. so this was a very delicate situation and actually you can see this if you look at the map of the northern emirates not. the most on the peninsula for example this was an area where the shake would have had loyalty towards the rim osgar but the other shows that they came in they went sometimes they would be with the rue muscat and sometimes they would be acting independently another. fact that's possibly a good example of this ambivalence is. it was for many years oman had a representative in the emirates not an ambassador now again this reflected ambivalence about identity if you have an ambassador you are acknowledging that your interlocutor the place where the ambassador goes to represent you is a foreign place and i i i don't think omanis fought of the emirates as a foreign place and vice versa because there they are. almost so close to each other the reste this into main thing they don't see themselves as fully separates and. in a formal sense to put an ambassador

russell trott reports. shadowy world of rich and powerful in malta made her name as a pioneering journalist, but also cost daphne caruana galizia her life. 30 years pursuing the corrupt brought accolades and also enemies. a vincent muscat changed his plea and finally admitted he was part of a plot to assassinate her. two other men are on trial. has to assassinate her. two other men are on trial.— men are on trial. as a result of vincent — men are on trial. as a result of vincent muscat's - men are on trial. as a result i of vincent muscat's admission, the police could now rearrest three people, who supplied the bomb that killed her. this would be a breakthrough in the fight against organised crime, but we still need to see the institutions get dizzy dealing with this. , ~ ., ., with this. the shock and anger surrounding — with this. the shock and anger surrounding her _ with this. the shock and anger surrounding her assassination | surrounding her assassination in a car bombing in a remote village in the no