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p. roy vagelosiana t. vagelos. the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized indivouual and retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by co rstation from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening, an the government of saudi arabia now admits journalist jamal khasggi died in their consulate in istanbul turkey in a complete reversal of their original staments. saudi arabia's public prosecutor said 18 saudi natials were arrested, including the men who were present when khashoi died. but the new version of events-- that the "washington post" columnist was killed as the result of a "brawl" ortly after he arrived at the consulate-- is being widely questioned. german chancellor angela merkel said "still nothing has been clarifieut khashoggi's death, and "we demand to know what happened." mem

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enoup enough of them that t p be pretbe pretty quickly . i thip i think that the mi presidep president presides to p to to be colluding wit pto come up wito come up w. that's not the role for the p w. administration. the saudis should do what they need to do. let them figure out what they need to do. they're grown-ups. the united states should decide how it will then respond. but there are these many, many reports that the trump administration and the saudi government are jointly trying to come up with a plausible story. this is not the role of the united states government to cover-up some foreign government's misdeeds. >> the reason i say leading from behind, remember the conservatives it used to enrage them. they would say this president is not being strong and decisive enough. talking about president obama. he's leading from behind. this seems like leading from behind. where is the outrage? what happened with that criticism? >> you know, on this -- if you broaden this out, there is a signal area where the united states under donald trump

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the voters chose between two political parties the d t p which formed the first government in two thousand and eight and the d n t political newcomers there's little separating the politically at the center of every party's political manifesto is the pursuit of happiness. is the only country in the world to measure success not through economic output but through gross national happiness which translates as good governance a balance between work and pleasure economic growth and nature it's a pursuit that has its roots of buddhism widely practiced by. the country is steeped in tradition and belief in the past ten years it's had to contend with a new ideology democracy return has seen the type of confrontational sometimes divisive politics that exists in neighboring india the world's largest democracy and elsewhere in the world and is worried about it coming here there are also concerns over social media's impact on politics and traditions election candidates have even complained about fake news appearing online many bhutan are still waiting to see where their pursuit of happiness and the roa

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and p t s x index were fairly a bit of a chill all week as it dropped and on thursday to a new six month low but your global market round up all the markets around the planet down down down while and here are your local numbers for the new york for the day we'll be right back after this. the wings of the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. there's a lot of sympathy i want to. turn that one the last on this topic but as many of them look for refuge in the so-called sing tree science address used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. began. listening to point out. that next time i got i mean a lot less than that but that. was the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the. supposed. to be about to do. a push to put it. up you upwards of up to the top of the. annual. i am not the. type of time telling plan that. will i. am. in some plan there is a trade in young girls sold into an underground sex in the street sometimes but the people they trust the most. and. welcome back last time we told you about the c.v.s. at

funds had began to borrow money they got their heads handed to them and geagainst them, they used t s&pthese managers were forced to sell their s&p positions causing some severe market wide losses these break downs occur after several days when the market is down i am reluctant to tell you to be aggressive in the first few days of decline always going to be clerks who buy stock with borrowed money. how do you spot these declines and when they are going to be over i use the clock. so margin clerks demand the collateral is put up, raise some cash or sell you out of your positions. i consider the margin clerk the butcher and the butchering occurs between 1:00 and 2:00 and yes, i find it to be that specific, then i think you have a decent chance to buy safety stocks the kind of stocks that don't need the economy to be strong. you might also want to buy the stocks for the fastest growing companies with great secular themes that work with any environment and i talk about them every time. what else? selloffs from overseas i can't tell you how often i hear commentators who scare us i always tel

have been thick and fast on this we've got the views of political commentator david vance on first l g p t campaigner peter touch him. the question this case raises is who should be on the birth certificate shouldn't necessarily be mother or father or could it just be a parent i think that it's not really important for legal reasons or any other practical reason why has to be a mother peter just said this let's remove mother from the birth certificate and replace it with something more more nonspecific such as parent but mothers give birth the kids sorry spoiler alert that's how it's been that's how it was always going to be and no one minds of debate are going to change that biological fact why why not just be make a reasonable accommodation in the small number of cases to acknowledge this person of the parents of the child will know that this person is their parent legally as well as in reality this child would become the first child in the history of this country and i believe anywhere else who on their birth certificate the word mother is missing so just consider this for a moment can

saying russian intelligence is being accused of attacking a wide range of talk is from the i p c a p t w two water and even the m h seventeen investigation do you think it's really a stake that only seven people could have could have done all this. no and i think we have to be skeptical whether these attacks are really occurred at all and frankly if they did take place i think it's much more likely to i think we need to be looking at the central british role here it would be child's play for some operatives for the british secret services to launch these attacks and mimic a russian source to the satisfaction of the the american justice department which is entirely clueless or possibly complicit in the whole thing i don't for a minute think that these attacks actually took place from the russian side if they took place at all i think somehow they were staged and all of these fresh accusations focus on russia's military intelligence the g.r.u. why do you think the g.r.u. has become the latest bogeyman of choice for western governments. i think a by throwing out individual names for examp

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maybe is the group which is called a p t twenty eight it's well known and cybersecurity sphere because many researchers tried to find out about the group in the recent years and as also reports going on for months and so they have some probability that the russians are behind them but what worries me the most the fact that the not told is some vole fits and that's a military thing now and that's quite different from other cyber security incidents we saw in the last two years ok. why those those particular targets it just so it just seems it seems like random no it's not they know the group and they put some puzzle pieces together i guess and we also have on the very same day chinese spies which i talked about in the united states i think we have to learn that those security incidents come every week maybe every day and so we have to think differently about that and it's not a military issue now we're talking about russia being very much the bad guys in all of this but it's not that long since president obama security services were. and you have bugged the chancellor merkel's mobile pho

and p t s x index we're fairly a bit of a chill all. all week as it dropped and on thursday to a new six month low let your global market round up all the markets around the planet down down down while and here are your local numbers for the new york for the day we'll be right back after this. what politicians do you can. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected . so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go on to the press that's what the full story of the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the house. first of all. this is crude oil. so they need to actually physically pump it out of there and he would have well well well well well. there's a lot of money with the oil and with that comes. a lot of a lot of people from all over the country. you don't make a hundred thousand dollars a year. as. there's an issue. here maybe. they were told sixteen hours a day it's hard work well work is not easy. and so they want to relieve their stress and how do they relieve their stress these men. tha

while at college kip in collins remarks were brought to light by a conservative group that the fens l g p t q writes the treats dates from twenty eleven before collins worked for c.n.n. they were aimed at a gay and lesbian friend now the spike the anger they know highlighted comments of course the news network say's it accepts or apology i'm a proud gay man and i'm a proud friend of caitlin collins but i'm disappointed she have used the word even as an immature college kids i can say with certainty it doesn't reflect her feelings towards the. community she's apologized and i accept that. well if this seems familiar caitlin collins isn't the only american news broadcaster to have homophobic comments come back to haunt them in april and yes n.b.c. presenter joy reid was forced to apologize for offensive remarks that appeared on her blog years old offensive tweets also led disney to fire james gunn from directing his third movie in the guardians of the galaxy hit from chinese legal commentator horace cooper sees media firms are being inconsistent. it's very disappointing that the double standa