i have to say at the outset the indian law program. i have to say at the outset the indian law program is certainly well known nationally as a national leader in the field of indian law. i have very much valued my opportunity to work with the esteemed law professors here in various matters. professor soc, professor bob klansman, bob miller, professor miller, professor kevin over atr miller, professor kevin over at the smithsonian. patti ferguson, and thank you for an all-star lineup of indian professors as part of the faculty of this meeting, ranking law school. i am glad to be here. i have been inspired by the scholarship, the innovation and the leadership provided by this indian law program at the university. therefore, i personally feel it is very, very fitting to present my first law school book lecture in support of my new book "in the light of justice" here at this law school. this book is fresh off of the press. it was released last month in august and we have done a domestic book launching event in june for it in new mexico as

from the outset, we knew that if we forced each other to compromise a core principle he would get nowhere. that is why we decided to focus on where the common ground is. so that's what we've done. that means to me a budget agreement that reduces the deficit without raising taxes and replaces some of the arbitrary, across-the-board spending cuts with smarter, permanent reforms that pay for this relief. the house budget reflects our ultimate goals it. balanced the budget within 10 years, it pays off the debt, but i realize that that is not going it pass in this divided government. i see this as agreement as a step in the right direction. in divided government you don't always get what you want. that said, we still can make progress toward our goals. i see this agreement as that kind of progress. as a step in the right direction. and so the arbitrary cuts, we make smart, targeted reforms. we eliminate waste. we stop sending checks to criminals. we cut corporate welfare. we reform some mandatory programs. and we start to make real reforms of these auto pilot programs that were drivers of our

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was we had a sting here in milwaukee that had all kinds of problems including you mentioned at the outset a mentally disabled man being used to promote the operation we've been investigating this all year and what we've found in our most recent event gauging is this was not an isolated incident at the a.t.f. it used mentally disabled people at several locations around the country to promote their storefronts and then turned around and charge them at the end now i want to go ahead and talk about some of the other discoveries in your investigation things like a losing weapon things like damaging buildings can you walk us through some of the bullet points that your investigation found sure at the beginning and you're referring to a walkie one of the most shocking findings in that initial investigation was that a.t.f. agents themselves lost their guns and agent had his ins including a fully automatic rifle stolen from his car which is parked at a coffee shop that machine gun has not been recovered to date there also was and this happened in other cities as well where the buildings were damage

was we had a sting here in milwaukee that had all kinds of problems including you mentioned at the outset a mentally disabled man being used to promote the operation we've been investigating this all year and what we found in our most recent best gauging is this was not an isolated incident at the a.t.f. it used mentally disabled people at several locations around the country to promote their storefronts and then turned around and charge them at the end now i want to go ahead and talk about some of the other discoveries in your investigation things like losing weapons things like damaging buildings can you walk us through some of the bullet points that your investigation found sure at the beginning and you're referring to the locky one of the most shocking findings in that initial investigation was that a.t.f. agents themselves lost their guns and an agent had his weapons including a fully automatic rifle stolen from his car which is parked at a coffee shop that machine gun has not been recovered to date there also was and this happened in other cities as well where the buildings were dam

>> well, we -- from the outset, we focus olded on designing very small, very low power processor as a building block that could be put into a chip that could doing? else that something else was going to be the outset, we didn't know what the answer was so we tried to design things which are going to be generally useful in lots and lots of different markets and found to be. >> i know you have been around a long time, i found computers in the '90s, technology, the vision mobile devices would be everywhere. >> really, the vision was around creating this process standard, building an ecosystem of other companies who are going to make it easier to integrate into other device. when it started, we were developing chips for apple newton, that needed to run off a battery, performance and low power consumption. those features just turned out to be use envelope pretty much every other part of electronics. >> a certain amount of, i'm not going to call it dumb luck, but fluke a sense in a time in which intel and amd were focused on computers and people could not buy computers fast enough and micro

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i appreciate the outset your mentioning of my services of staff director and the administration that began about 25 years ago. as you can see i have been at this a long time and hope to make some progress before on need long-term care so we definitely need to get on with it. but the experience most recently as a member of the congressional commission on long-term care is what i'm testifying before you today on as well as my experience and i can tell you there is a lot of work to be done. although policy makers aren't grappling with the challenges of assuring americans affordable access to quality health care, of we have yet to tackle the equally important issue of long-term services and support. despite the political battle even critics of the affordable care act recognizes the need for insurance to assure access to health care and protection against financial catastrophe that there is much less acceptance of the need for insurance when it comes to another health-related risk one for which virtually all americans are uninsured. the risk of meeting extensive health would tax a daily l

. >> this is an relations at the outset of the fist term. dell?> reporter: mike, thank you very much. >>> the future of the federal reserve stimulus policy is set to be reconsidered in a few hours. they'll decide whether the recovery is strong enough to pull back on its bond-buying program. that has kept interest rates low and fuelled this year's stock market rally. >> we saw that the first time the fed tried to signal it would be scaling back its program, mortgage rates shot up and folks began having a harder time, getting a mortgage, and being able to afford the homes they wanted to buy. >> we'll have full coverage this afternoon, and then tonight, ali velshi is going to add his unique incites as to what the fed action means for you and your family. >>> the senate intelligence committee is asking the cia to turn over an internal study about how it details and interrogates prisoners. the study is said to be critical of water boarding and other interrogation techniques. >>> and there is another report concerning a secret program run by the u.s. go

attacks that adhere to the faith-based initiative from the outset despite john delulio's most fervent efforts stigmatized the effort and polarize supporters and critics and, in the process, the poor who could've benefited from access to more effective programs and they were punished by their so- called friends. this is what history will show, i think, about the bush faith-based initiative -- it was indeed a presidential priority and second that it succeeded against all odds. it was at the heart of president bush's compassionate, conservatism and was a priority of his presidency. the faith-based initiative was mentioned in each of his first five state of the union speeches with new pilot programs announced each year. then later, funded by congress in a bipartisan fashion. he attempted to get other legislation passed in congress and he succeeded after great effort with some. he devoted his schedule, presidential events each yearth, i think, about the to this initiative and spoke at several white house faith-based conferences throughout america. these are conferences he had started to he

said atdorse what anne the outset. f we continue the financing we already have tremendous variation and tremendous inadequacy in many places. that inequity and inadequacy is only going to grow if we do not create federal financing support. would pretty much agree with everything that bruce and judy said. >> the commission did hear testimony on some of the state programs. rhode island came in. they have a medicaid waiver. many of us were very impressed by that program, which was save cost. minnesota gave a great presentation on our website. >> it is also true that rhode talked about a waiver they had. it gave them more money, not less money. we are seeing federal policy to which proposes to take a whole lot of money out. >> as the chairman of rhode island, or president, we basically got paid to have a waiver. i think the administration at the time wanted to encourage waivers. they waited for someone to get rhode island and. i do not think that is going to be the common outcome. >> you all are very progressive in rhode is

democratic process of reaching out to interest groups, the public, etc., was there a mistake at the outset in expecting that you could ever make people -- the word you use, quote happy, unquote -- or would everybody have been much were br off if they had braced themselves for the reality that this is going to be very emotional, you will please nobody at the end of the day. >> guest: right. >> host: and you better go forward with that expectation rather than an effort to try and make people happy? >> guest: yes. i think so. i think we have when we talk about democratic process, sometimes we have a romanticness to it, you know? that everyone will vote or share their points of view, but it will somehow happen in this kind of pleasant, organized way when, in fact, when you look at what that really is like, it's horribly messy and angry and bitter. and a lot of people are left feeling like they've been -- not been heard and listened to. and they may not have been. i mean, it's, you know, it's something i think you constantly attiring to achieve -- aspiring to achieve, it's not something you act

what we recognize at the outset of the supervisors proclamation is part inspirational, our leaders in the community have rallied around it and the bar association and our firms have taken on more conviction cases. later we'll be holding an event to thank people in these positions and so please stay tuned about that. in the meantime let's focus on gideon and the public defenders role. i would say if there is ever a time and place to turn the tied and to bring the &m music back to gideon's trumpet. we thank you and look forward to a great day. thank you. [ applause ] >> about a year-and-a-half go we saw one of the most dramatic shifts when the state took funding and reallocated to local and housing for state prisoners. our next speaker chief probation officers not only in san francisco but statewide. she's here to give us an update on what's happening. >> thank you, public defender inviting probation for being part of this summit. i apologize for my voice. i recently made it back with china, unfortunately my voice has not made it back yet. i'm very proud that our partnership in san fran

the reporter john miller did sai at the outset: >> i once worked in the office of the director of national intelligence. >> but it wasn't quite full disclosure. he also worked for the fbi and the new york police department. miller got access to nsa director keith alexander. but viewers hoping for hard hitting questions on the most intrusive surveillance program anywhere were left wanting. in 27 minutes not one voice critical of nsa was interviewed by cbs, we were told something new about the source of the original story, former nsa contractor are edward snowden. an ex second trin who cheated on his intrangs exam. an nsa expert who refused to be involved in the program called it a puff piece and chris hayes of msnbc tweeted that it was somehow worse than twitter led me to believe. another video on their website in which they revealed the story wasn't even their idea. the nsa approached the network on it. we asked the network to comment but the network didn't respond. the new york post said he is set to return to annal intelligence position with the nsa back where he belongs. >>> a million n

i said at the outset, what unites us is a lot bigger that -- than that which divides us. the desire to put them on a level playing field and engage in them and financial and cultural transformation. this is something everybody at this table shares deeply. while we may have differences, the reality is, we all share with the great founders of habitat for humanity calls the hammer. when you bring people together and to do things in common, you will solve problems and those differences are not going to melt away. you will be more willing at the margin to listen and find a way to navigate around. that has been the great tradition in faith-based public/private collaborations. >> he was not only pioneering his work prior to the candidacy of president bush. as the first faith-based director and finding the problems. also his influence in academia , the kind of policies contributions and research he has done. when i was appointed, i got on a train and came to philadelphia and took john to lunch. it cost me a bundle. >> you can see why. [laughter] >> i learned a lot. when i was leav

although i would emphasize what was said at the outset although there can be some savings to medicaid, medicaid is woefully underfunded and we need new financing to support it in the future. regardless of its specifics, social or public insurance programs will protect all of us at risk and required all of us to contribute to the above in closing i want to emphasize that public insurance will not eliminate personal or family responsibilities. rather, it will make shouldering that responsibility manageable and affordable through a private insurance, private resources and family care and no social insurance mechanism is likely to eliminate the need for an adequate public safety net whether within it or through a continued albeit smaller medicaid program. the enactment and implementation demonstrates that it will not be easy to enact long-term care insurance or public long-term care insurance programs. but we should not kid ourselves. without it, our policies will continue to fail people yawn and old, now and in the future who need care. building an effective long-term care insurance syst

tambourine man says thanks for being with us here on the whole thing yet sadly i still principally at the outset the united nations introduction old savannah its terms as part of its peace keeping program. that's like the last time that this third of december tell us a little bit about his plans well and happy too. first i tried to avoid do with a broom because it has connotations to no fault of speak of for all you ladies and men do the colts will surprise you that no weapons that is getting on base machine. they are intended to. into the eu weren't so far. come on is home to rome. as to what is happening around you know whether they are armed groups on the crawl. also from the unitarian fun to do with it they are displaced persons moving as you know who should know. so in all it will be. i think making a huge difference. it now. i'm the nicest of the situation on the ground. and our capacity to react appropriately. just how many guys are going to happen when he'll be going well actually there will be eventually fight machines that are distinctly coconut to the other ones will come in to face w

that to build on what i wanted it wasn't until the edges of the mothers that tony will be due to the outset of the pop up i've been up all the focus on the probable number that was a triple date with you. this weekend but this was done at the end of that is too new to the nineteen twenties it. i'm cheap and easily as he spun his tongue when independence the indians hit in december nineteen seventy one totaling nine months according to statistical tie. i mean this to see casinos don't all in attendance he didn't seek to put him on six of the will to einstein units in two thousand and the misty teach it uses due to unsuitable eighteen all. the dual up on executive and that too i suffer from at ten pm. i mean by this token time. and that that is to get misty shin cheap. cheques of her intense round of major and his body will be taking that campbell is on duty at insight i'd go inside and dodgy and the body will be taking two off forty four of his ancestor hollows. islam is still the ccd of the garden when it used to clone times. we did during the nineteen seventy one full independence on caucu

they were 6% at the outset of this debacle in the estimation of administration officials. as many as 800,000 a day and they achieved 90% functionality. you recall that by the end of last month, november 31st they had promised an 80% functionality. by their own estimation they have exceeded that. but that's by their own estimation. for the time being we'll have to take their word for it. it's all a anecdotal at this point. there are questions about the website's security when people are entering sensitive personal information and data, and about insurers on the back end, are they getting the correct information to bill customers who are successful in enrolling. is theris their information safs there information about the tax subsidies. you're told if eligible for tax subsidies, and a lot of increasing traffic over the next three weeks between now and december 23rd. you got to enroll by december 23rd online or elsewhere if you're going to be covered by january 1st when the law kicks in. >> all those procrastinators will start to enroll. mike viqueira live, mike, thank you. >

from the outset, we knew that if we forced each other to compromise the core principal, we would good nowhere. >> that's why we decided to focus on where the common ground is. >> now, senator patty murray said this is not a grand bargain. this is not a big deal, and she sort of fore shadowed that members of both parties, the republican side of the aisle and the democrat side of the aisle may not be happy with the details. >> this is the plan i would is -- wouldn't have written it on my own t there are obviously differences between our parties when it comes to our budget values and priorities. i was disappointed we weren't able to to close a corporate loophole. republicans had hoped this would be an opportunity to make some of the changes to medicare and social security they have a advocated for. congressman ryan has set aside differences. we have made some compromises and worked together to get something done. >> it is an important point. this has to pass the house and senate to become law. it's not a done deal yet. house speaker john boehner wants his members out of here by friday wh

and sentenced to prison or probation as the case may be one individual i think you mentioned at the outset the use of the mentally disabled the a.t.f. encouraged and paid for this individual and his friend a mentally disabled man and his friend to get tattoos on their necks promoting the store fronts thing what was interesting as well the judge did sentence him to eighteen months in prison he did order that the a.t.f. pay for the removal of that test too but at this point a lot of these cases they all hands really on this high quality surveillance video that the a.t.f. has from the store fronts so these almost never go to trial they usually lead to quick guilty pleas and convictions and in the federal system usually some substantial time even if you don't have a criminal violent criminal background is when you know these did not have a very violent background and that's really what the a.t.f. is in its stated mission is how to get the violent offenders people who are at the top of the food chain if you will in violent organizations and things of that nature in talking to a whole host of ex

it's important to know that this is not only a rare occurrence, you noted at the outset, $11 billion on global fraud on top of $4.6 trillion in credit card and debit card usage in the u.s. alone in a year, so it's a fraction of a percentage. it's less than a tenth percent of over all network usage. it's important to note that consumers are protected. the second thing that is important to remember this was a criminal activity, and these stolen account numbers were stolen by criminals who will attempt to put them to use but the network is set up to make sure that consumers don't suffer. >> and by all accounts they have already been put into use, but let's get back to my question when a breach of this magnitude is discovered what do companies do on the back end do, what do the banks do, the electronic systems that is sending the information back and forth between all the parties. you realize there is a leak. you realize someone has gotten in the file cabinet. what do you do? >> this is a law enforcement investigation. part of the equation, the secret service has jurisdiction on behalf of

wasteful spending or -- just running off to wherever -- >> that might be very -- if anyone had said at the outset, to charles painter's point, this was going to come to pass, it would have never passed, would have never passed. >> by the way, if they were really concerned about sts, th would have done something with tort reform. >> well, i guess my point is is -- >> well, if you had health care -- >> -- is not what was promised or is pabi inpanning out here. a lot of companies e, charlie's point, going to start crunching the numbers and crunch some people out. they're doing it with retirees now. they're going to do with it more retirees in the future. whether private exchanges, public exchanges. just not on their company. >> there's no doubt about this, ultimately, more and more people will voluntarily leave the company plan, be kicked off the company plan - >> what do you do with your workers? >> right now, we received a letter about three weeks ago that our policy was going to be canceled -- >> who provides -- >> right, and we would be notified soon with the new rates. our policy as it exists r

we believe there will be serious problems on the nuclear fuel is removed from the outset. not even the experts can say how the salvage operation is going to be done. when you are truthful. cough is doubtful the project inside that they will continue to run so well. german participation is due to end next year. i need them to eat it but it's always going to be a question of money moscow will be funding the operation. this is not something that makes moscow a profit. that's why they will cut funding. he is. it appears the cold war some rusting legacy will be a cause of concern for years to come. the new tanning governments can finally get down to black and one of its biggest projects for the new futsal is to introduce the controversial tolls for cars on the to its seventy one seventy foreigners to pay is ok get back to surprise to get together with the is anti discrimination laws. until that issue sold to driving on ten encounter bonds still be a tom and nancy live on the border with austria australia introduced its toll sixteen days ago in one pocket they suspect he and hit

the pro democracy demonstrations to the west initially backed in what was this serene spring at the outset of the demonstrations against the sand regime however it's interesting to note that the islamic prophet says that it is an awesome adeline and also friend. all the lights of the new storefronts or al qaeda. but of course from a western perspective. there are any guarantees that these two blokes won't cooperate with weapons or intelligence whatever. but the downed lines that always makes it increasingly hard for the westside whom it should back in the series. things that i'm interested. i can't us secretary of state john kerry heads back to the middle east today for his ninth trip there this year it's the latest in his ongoing attempts to lock in an israeli palestinian peace deal by the spring. kerry will be holding talks with both the palestinian president mahmud abbas and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu the secretary of state and u s president dropped the bomb i have said washington is pursuing up for a more peace agreement with obama saying an outline could be reached in t

was ice cold tea with terrorism here it is to some seemingly far fetched accusations but also at the outset that the two. i will bring up to speed on other stories they have re elected three times will kidnap and syria. no in the last twenty four hours of the field video say that being treated well by the rebels but middle east watch just tell us it's hard to believe that the mp is that fight has been touted the good guys here. they will often bring. off the eye. a no well as the rich human story be covering the group is too numb to it may signal the rebels captured the christian village of maneuver that would make contact with the will of the last twenty four on sunday one to fat kid not that weren't fat rescued from shelling attacks. the video statement does raise questions of mine suspected the woman was speaking and if you dress but it looks like his agenda stupid the syrian several times in my christian faith is by claims of the rebels good intentions we have to see that mother will up the seed head. at least three qt. whether you work on it as a symbolic will you it's a very old and a

will join me live now is good order he's a french journalist who's been following the story from the outset the possible delay is now being blamed on the rebels so it seems that is that fair. well the rebels have been delaying everything i mean the main problem in syria right now is that the country is overrun with foreign fighters and mercenaries who've been sent in there by the gulf states by train nato so that's the reason why we're not making any progress in syria for over two years now it's impossible to make any progress when you've got professional criminals running amok in the country terrorizing the local population using every means possible to destroy the infrastructure destroy civil society. cannibals psychopaths death squads what do you expect this is. the big problem in syria and the syrian government really is quite busy these days trying to protect their cities protect their communities rebuild their infrastructure rebuild all the schools all the hospitals all the bridges all of the infrastructure in the country has been destroyed by these gangs so the big danger of course i

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heritage has been involved from the outset in efforts to streamline the proposed legislation starting with the duboce park landmark district where this issue and really historic lack of access to mills act program benefits really came to light. we are pleased to work with supervisor wiener and the planning department in crafting the legislation and we applaud supervisor wiener's leadership as well as the planning department and the assessor's office to bring these contracts before you today. as for the two properties in supervisor farrell's district, i have personally toured both the property at 25 50 webster street as well as 17 72 vallejo, and i can assure you that both properties are extraordinarily significant and also in need of significant repair. the mills act property benefits will enable those improvements to be made to the property. both property owners reached out to san francisco heritage well over a year ago to discuss their properties and ask for our recommendations for making improvements as well as accessing incentives that are available to them. heritage strongly reco

these attacks that adhere to the faith-based initiative from the outset despite john delulio's most fervent stigmatized the effort and polarize supporters and critics and, in the process, the poor who could've benefited from access to more effective programs and they were punished by their so- called friends. this is what history will show, i think, about the bush faith-based initiative -- it was indeed a presidential priority and second that it succeeded against all odds. it was at the heart of president bush's compassionate, conservatism and was a priority of his presidency. the faith-based initiative was mentioned in each of his first five state of the union speeches with new pilot programs announced each year. then later, funded by congress in a bipartisan fashion. he attempted to get other legislation passed in congress and he succeeded after great effort with some. he devoted his schedule, presidential events each year to this initiative and spoke at several white house faith-based conferences throughout america. these are conferences he had started to help groups learn how to access

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from the outset, we knew that if we forced each other to compromise a core principle, we would get nowhere. >> that's why we decided to focus on where the common ground is. so that's what we have done. >> senator murray said this is not a grand bargain. it doesn't tackle big things like entitlement reform or tax reform. she foreshadowed some won't be happy with the details. >> this isn't the plan i would have written on my own. i am pretty sure chairman ryan wouldn't have written it on his own. there are obviously different parties when it comes to priorities. i was disappointed we weren't able to close a single corporate loophole. many republicans hoped this would be an opportunity to make some of the kinds of changes to medicare and social security they have advocated for. congressman ryan said aside differences. we have made compromises and worked together to get something done. >> the white house put out a statement calling this a good first step and balance. president obama's statement said the agreement doesn't include everything i would like, and i know many republicans feel the sam

it's ninety five percent why i think that howard nailed it i think that from the outset the administration did a really terrible job of selling the program i think that they let the g.o.p. get ahead of the game in terms of telling americans what this plan was or what it was and i think that there was a lot of air time that was given to a lot of nonsensical claims like sarah palin's death panels and the like i mean these are things that made very sexy news really good sound bites but they really didn't go to what this plan matter what it would do for most americans french said where you would say to the person what would you say. i'd say you have to go back to ground zero you have to say here is what we can see this plan as here is why we did this plan and you have to go back and start to defined this start to sell with passion but the other thing is this frank was just talking about the reason obama won the election was he did it community by community and the this health care plan has to seoul be sold community by community because the biggest problem and this health care plan will not wo

it's ninety four percent why i think that howard nailed it i think that from the outset the administration did a really terrible job of selling the program i think that they let the g.o.p. get ahead of the game in terms of telling americans what this plan was or what it was and i think that there was a lot of air time that was given to a lot of nonsensical claims like sarah palin's death panels and the like i mean these are things that made very sexy news really good sound bites but they really didn't go to what this plan matter what it would do for most americans french that were you would say to the person what would you say. i'd say you have to go back to ground zero you have to say here is what we conceived this plan that was here is why we did this plan and you have to go back and start to defined this start to sell with passion but the other thing is this frank was just talking about the reason obama won the election was he did it community by community in the this health care plan has to seoul be sold community by community because the biggest problem and this health care plan will

is probably a low it's ninety five percent why i think that howard nailed it i think that from the outset the administration did a really terrible job of selling the program i think that they let the g.o.p. get ahead of the game in terms of telling americans what this plan was or what it was and i think that there was a lot of air time that was given to a lot of nonsensical claims like sarah palin's death panels and the like i mean these are things that made very sexy news really good sound bites but they really didn't go to what this plan matter what it would do for most americans friends that were you would say that opposed what would you say. i'd say you have to go back to ground zero you have to say here is what we can see this plan as here is why we did this plan and you have to go back and start to defined this start to sell with passion but the other thing is this frank was just talking about the reason obama won the election was he did it community by community in the this health care plan has to seoul be sold community by community because the biggest problem and this health care

and from the outset, the house was the body in which the people were represented because, of course, at the outset the senate was the body in which the states were represented, that's no longer the case, where we are directly elected by the people. but it was always the case and still is the case that tax legislation must start in the house. because it's the body closest to the people and most responsive to the needs and the desires and the concerns of the people. it's therefore quite ironic that this law, this tax as the supreme court called it, was put into place as a tax not by the body within the federal government that is most accountable to the people, the house of representatives, but instead by the body within the federal the federal government that is the very least accountable to the people, the courts, the supreme court of the united states. this i believe amounted to a ewe surpaition of constitutional authority. this i believe amounted to a betrayal of the judicial oaths of the five robe-wearing men and women who signed on to that opinion. they did not have the power to l

agricultural industries by giving them huge subsidies we think that sums that nobody got to see the outset of this study was due diligence have until friday to come up with a solution business news down germany's car manufacturers say there's a light at the end of the tunnel after years of dwindling sales. expecting the market this topic up for next year after what's expected to be the worst year in today. german media reports say workers several of the countries on americans including bmw toddler and audi have to take shorter christmas holiday to cope with increasing demand markets now and our reporter on i was at the frankfurt stock exchange it was profit taking today on the stock market the market had reached such high levels. but now a few investors have become dizzy and were looking for something reliable to take hold off. want to go for the profit taking were reports that the economy in brazil during the third quarter have contracted more than anticipated. jessica left and came under pressure significantly because this tuesday prosecutors raided forty branches of the time all of the