dividedow, it is nation as rival rallies were held across the port city on sunday. raised-russian's here the flag while the ukrainian protesters remembered the country's greatest poet. it is here that tempers flared again. the ukrainians were attacked with whips by pro-russian activists. diplomatic efforts to, crisis have edged forward. moscow will consider western proposals for talks. they continue to insist that crimea has a right to breakaway. >> a dozen syrian known were held hostage since september. they have finally been freed. >> a long-awaited handoff, infused with suspense. 30 greek orthodox nuns were released on monday. their three-month ordeal came to an end in the early hours of the morning. exhausted by the nine-hour journey, one of them was carried to the porter crossing. fatigue seem to be there only complaints. >> we're very pleased that we have returned in good health. thank god. we would like to thank everyone that helped us to return. >> the nuns and their helpers were taken hostage in the syrian town in december, by a group believed to be islamist

to assist the port in helping to identify candidates for this rfp, the port is proposing to out reach to cities community based organization, or cbos, and that are in the business of assisting small businesses to start and grow. the port is proposing a pilot program that would distribute this rfp on a targeted basis through the cbos. the port will require that the respondents to this retail opportunity be clients of within of the city's cbos and continue to reach ongoing technical assistance. the cbo, will not have any obligations for the lease other than providing the ongoing technical assistance to their client. the port desires a retail use that serves the water front visitor and neighbor and local workers, locally made foods and goods for sale will be ideal. there are no cooking or venting amendties available in this facility and so the full service restaurant would not be practical here. and this is a warm shell, which means that the facility is improved to the walls and floors, and ready for tenant-funded improvements. and there are two spaces available, and you can see them here. the one

the revenues. the city entered into an mo u the city agreed to reinforce the port for expenses not renting out property so the america's cup would have the venues. those were the total costs of $4 million the city rshsz the port so when you talk about the ports revenue this subtracts out the businesses what we might have had to pay the port for the increased businesses that's counted in i i don't have the report with me but 1.6 million for the port to make improvements optional peer 29 for the event >> so there are also other costs related to the event i'm not sure their nooshgd in. i know in 2011 or maybe 2012 there was discussion about jefferson street and improvements made to jefferson street. there were different levels of support that gently street would get and the higher level was justified because of the preparation for america's cup. i'm not sure where the city landed on that but other capital projects around america's cup that may have been impacted i wonder where were you able to factor those >> the 4 million is just the number that the port was reinforced they had an additional 5.5 million

and we did that russian tanks also insightful and head face of boe back which is just outside the port city of some possible. the kids and the sciences in the crimean thirty of the sinful all she joins us now. it looks and it is that almost all the formerly ukrainian ministry of bases on the peninsula now under russian control. anyway shortly after taking a break you can pick a few political leaders openly alec korea and really didn't feel all that i'll carry it in there to look at the plate. what good timing and the action would lead to a committee. the wait by the russian treat he was a kid. like a chore to be coming back. only the tip of the lake. take a pic. i mean the general meeting the progression to me and like to take it over to take that ukrainian told that in the morning which meant it let's take a peek at how much ukrainian to get back to work it out and cool completely. our fall break and ukrainian. repeating to speak to it yet. rabbit that they think they were told of the league. the medieval land factory them. the red baron like. i'd take a cooler place to be a kid that can b

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. >> jennifer glasse is in the port city of sevastopol. >> the ukrainian military has been under pressure since being barricaded in bases. after the naval hours were stormed on wednesday, the ukrainian navy is wondering what might happen next. something is going on aboard the ship "donblass." there is movement for the first time. sailors are unloading their belongings. they say it doesn't mean they are leaving their ship. the russian blockade is continuing. it's an aggressive stance, an armed warship at the mouth of the harbour. russia believes the end is in sight. olga's husband is on board the "donblass." he and others refused to attend a russian flag raising and they won't surrender or leave. "there are only two choices - resign from the military and have ukraine consider you are a deserter or join - it's not clear what army. this is not an option. to change your allegiance you can't do it. to stay here is to lie and live with that. i can't do that. her husband calls, she tells him not to leave anything for the russians. she says the basis is off. i can't tell you what that means. it's

right now pro-russian demonstrators are facing off with riot police in the port city of odessa. be meeting this morning. so you have the problem and then those fighting for a solution and they're going to try to figure out what to do to defuse the tension. we have reporters on the ground in all the hotspots and expert analysis looking at the implications of the crisis. >>> then we're going to bring it back home here and look at how the situation's playing out politically. hillary clinton doubled down we could say, on her comments about vladimir putin. she compares him to adolf hitler and that's always going to be an ugly situation. but the question is why? is this a tactic? can you really equate them? is this some type of strategy we're seeing at play? we'll break that down for you. >>> we're also going to talk this morning, john and christina christina, about one that just shocks the conscience this ruling from the supreme court in massachusetts that upskirting you know what's a nice word i can say on tv? >> what is a nice word? >> some pervert can take a camera and take a pictu

it will great a special development zone in the port city west of havana, partly financed by brazil. foreign investors will pay less. while working with greater security, guarantees and flexibility. >> foreign investment like this one helps to save cuba. >> this foreign investment sits here awkwardly. the necessary evil will have to be tightly controlled. the move was fuelled by fears that cheep oil from its troubled ally venezuela, might dry up. certain pillars of the cuban revolution, such as health and education will remain off limits. >> translation: the state has been too involved in all businesses, that's been a mistake. the state does not have to control everything, only the fundamental areas like education, health, but not the small personnel enterprises. >> foreign companies have been deterred by the 50 year u.s. embargo. they'll want the cuban authorities to tackle their own problems like poor internet. bureaucracy and inefficiency. many have wanted to invest in an island they feel has great potential. they'll study the new laws carefully. >> cuba's economy expanded by 2.7%

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. >> across the region, like here in the port city, protest groups gather in support of federalism. they want autonomy from what they see a pro-european fascists and thugs. it's an image portrayed by russian state news channels, watched before the government switched them off. >> translation: we are patriots. we want to preserve our ties with russia. in place of russian new, a sense of siege captured on mobile phones. a man told me barely reports on the prot ests. these tanks appeared in the village near the border. sent to encircle them, rather than to defend against an envision. >> in the midst of the misinformation there's a reality of political upheaval and ukraine's borders across the sea. of coast guard vessels to ports and families separated like the family that i met earlier. >> cartia and her 2-year-old daughter made a home after leaving crimea a week ago. her nine-year-old daughter stayed behind with grandparents. >> i feel sadness. it's a pity to live life in crimea, moving here, it's sad. >> cartia's husband is a coast guard officer, his vessel released by the russians, a

. >> russia's black sea fleet is based in the port city of sevastopol. supporters of the interim ukrainian government held a rally there to protest the referendum. witnesses say vigilantes moved in and disrupted the gathering. >>> german chancellor angela merkel and british prime minister david cameron both got and the phone with russian president vladimir putin. they urged him to hold talks with ukrainian leaders. german officials say merkel says the referendum violates ukraine's constitution. a spokesperson for putin says he told merkel that the vote is based on international law, and he said the referendum will reflect the legitimate interests of people in crimea. >>> prime minister cameron's office called for the establishment of an international contact group. putin said he and foreign minister sergey lavrov would discuss the matter. >>> and the tropics looking quite active today in the southern pacific. our meteorologist robert speta has more on that and the weather around the world. robert? >> yes, we are seeing out here today what it looks like to

it's like let's get our next pope will travel to the port city of umm i'll post them the circus held on to the itunes which starts just behind this wall of the most though was once known as the gem of cyprus to entering beach resort. lewis and is a red tail end of the international stars these days parts of the seat she literally looked like a ghost town. in recent years citizens from both sides of the item to have joined forces. hoping to restore from a grossed up to its former glory. i teach the belleville has mono we're here in the middle of the bushes. behind the barbed wire lace the house which all it was warm the provisions of the big move because the ticket show me control the area. the greek cypriots george houses set but then since the day in august nineteen seventy four when his mother pack their bags and russia three children far away from the brush and it did. hubby has described the event of a i can think of it. put words in his district. i know many former inhabitants of the ones cry seaside resorts and georgia sense of loss. today going in the light and small the brooc

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it will create a development sewn in the port city west of havana, partly financed by brazil. foreign investors will pay less of their profits while working with security, guarantees. foreign investment helps to save cuba. it sits awkwardly here, and the new expansion that some call an evil will have to be tightly controlled. the move was fuelled that oil from venezuela may dry up. certain pill jars of the revolution, such as health and education will remain off limits to foreign investments. the state has been too involved in businesses, it's a mistake. the state did not have to control everything, on the fundamental areas like education, health, but not the small personal enterprises. >> foreign companies have been deterred by the 50 year embargo and want the authority to tackle their on problems like internet service, bureaucracy, and efficiency. many will want to the invest in an island that has potential and will study the new laws carefully. >> cuba's economy expanded by 3%. officials estimate it needs to grow 5 to 7% each year to see substantial development. >> over in a

on saturday russian troops is sort of del bad air base near the port city of the basketball pro russian put this storm another naval base at the expiration of the ultimatum by the russians to surrender some ukrainians troops have started to list all the organization for security and cooperation in europe has agreed to sign an immobile hundred observers to kiev. at friday's summit of eu leaders ukraine signed a political association agreement to pursue closer political and economic cooperation. it's more substantial part concerning free trade will be signed only after ukraine host the presidential election on may the twenty fifth. and for more of a crisis in ukraine to talk to our crisp on the field come to fully in capital he adds. dale western forces keep pushing to leave the ukrainian premier league ukrainian side the crimea what about the ukrainian soldiers now in crimea and the military. where are they going. i waited to see the situation. it's another way when we do know is that the ukrainian government is supposed to come up with some sort of an evacuation plan for about twenty fi

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also we know that in the port city of odessa in the south of ukraine at least two thousand people are now protesting against their sleeves to listen while they are among the dumont says the new goblin as well be complete if reform of the judicial system as well as something new with a tomato that today that's not the so called rights act to the ipod line nationalists for all the protests in kiev to be bad the situation now in height of the biggest in the study craig is a calm but some forty eight hours that go with playdough witness to a huge disturbance at the central square when a pro western activists clashed with the so called euro my gun activists who were the sort of controlling the local administration that i'd tell you more about that in my report. just when the self proclaimed his and he thought they had control of the country. thousands took to the streets of some of the largest cities including kite go on saturday and living to be governed by the new authorities in the capital. like i want my kids to live in peace but will i do need a ukrainian and russian. yes the least li

great distance from sebastian polls and in a tree and feel to the russian black sea fleet based in the port city itself. but a spokesman for the fleet and has denied any involvement. ukraine's government is sounding announced on his facebook page the country's interior minister said he considers the advance in crimea and on inflation. common to kiev has called for un security council meeting on the process. he gets into morning to moscow. it was right there in the room but i did as we yield to the russian federation to cease actions that would undermine the national sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine and reject separatism in ukraine in any form it is good but his mobile radio were to keep order. late on friday reports said the militia and simple paul had taken control of the enfield runway and was refusing to take shots competed. but correspondent alexander the phenomena is just the net that it quoted a super paul tell us what's going on exactly the loaded situation at the airport to change the meaning. still heavily on kidnap and torture information we didn't know we are getting c

coming is a gutsy for now it's in the shoe designed to test ride around these were held across the port city of savannah said on sunday if the russians he repeated the flag. well that a ukrainian pretense is in a small mound as amended the country's greatest comics he and the tempest and again ukrainians were times when france and korea russia and to this determined to get to see collins crisis how useful it. with most kids he would consider when some proposals for talks. a qt nice to see as creamy as it might to break away. next a dozen of syriana nine is held hostage since december have finally been freed. the greek orthodox had been taking my anti on the rebels their release was part of a prisoner swap that it now see the syrian regime for the same group of women prisoners kids are in excess corey often more than three months in the hands of islamist rebels. the nt greek orthodox and three of the women went to meet them crossed into heaven on in the nbl is monday. on the way back into demands this. they were taken hostage in a convent in december of one point there needs to be the keys in

the last item was a park that the city is developing the port through it's port that will jump start the development of pier 70 but four city development is also design a major park and public realm improvements in the southern portion of pier 70 on their 28 acres they're here to make a presentation on who their design team is and their involvement of the jane kim corner fold operations in particular the designer it designed the high line in negotiates that's successful and popular open space improvements there we're excited about the ideas they have for pier san francisco pier 70 and i will ask the gentleman to introduce his team on the public realm side >> thank you byron. commissioners good afternoon commissioner president katz. as byron said it's my pleasure to do here today is walk you through some of the evolution it's a coming out of our design team in terms of creating new waterfront parks playgrounds on pier 70. one thing i want to start by saying everything you'll see comes out of the seven years of planning that was initiated by the port through their 3 year master planning

good right now we are in the port city of porto gavallo, largest port in the country here.olleague was in caracas here and he described sort of an enthusiastic crowd in which people are chanting and expressing support for the maduro government. i think it's important to recognize this here because oftentimes we see these protests unfurl, we see them unfurl in the western and the eastern parts of the state but there is also a very strong support of the government here. so a tale really of two countries as this plays out. maduro calling also for the ex pills of the panamanian ambassador as he calls for an independent investigation of this issue. a retrospective of what we're seeing here, a month long conflict where there is no end in sight. this is a country that can handle its own affairs according to maduro, blaming th imperialistas. >> why the shortage of the basic necessities here? >> that is the question here. venezuela is the fourth largest supplier of crude oil to the united states so a major player in the world oil market. but it also speaks to the lack of infrastruct

> a ship israel claims was carrying rockets to fighters in the gaza strip has been unloaded in the port city of allat. the army said the cargo included advanced weapons with some surface-to-air rockets. israel accuses iran of being behind the operation. hamas which governors the gaza strip and iran have both denied involvement. 5 million voters in el salvador, most poles predict the former guerilla fighter is set to win the majority. david mercer reports >> reporter: as salvadoran's choose a man to run one of south america's poorest countries, what to do about ever increasing crime and gang violence. former gurlla commander nearly won for the flm party last month but he failed to get a majority of votes forcing a run-off election. sanchez hopes to win on the back of his party's leftist policies. he wants to use a social agenda to revive the economy and reduce violent crime. his rival is a former party leader and former mayor norman chitano. he is proposing the military to get gangs off the streets and says private enterprise and foreign investments are needed to revive the economy. what's cl

. >> jennifer glasse in the port city of sevastopol, and crimea. >> for more on the crisis in ukraine and president obama's management i'm joined by ambassador paul bremer, former chairman of the bipartisan national commission on terrorism and ambassador for the netherlands. and ambassador william court academy, former u.s. ambassador to khazakhstan and georgia and russia, ukraine and eurasian affairs under president clinton. president obama ramp up sanctions on thursday, congress threatened to add its own. moscow threatened to retaliate by imposing sanctions on individuals. if you look at the numbers, e.u.'s trade dies are worth 440 billion in trade between russia and the u.s. if the e.u. doesn't jump on board, can the u.s. be effective. >> it can, it's not a question of looking at trade, the most important ones which we have not talked about are financial sanctions, an ability to tie up russia's capacity to send money. it's the major sanction that brought the iranians to the negotiating table. there are other things we can do. it would be useful to have the europeans joining us in a

david ariosto joins us at the port city of peurto cabayo. how is oil playing a role in the crisis right now? >> like you said, we are in peurto cabayo, 200km west of the capital. it's areas like these where venezuela derives a majority of wealth. in places like these, they we are setting the top for what is next in the crisis. and as situations unfold across the country. venezuela maintains some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the world. the stakes are high. >> venezuela is the fourth-largest supplier of crude oil in the united states. because venezuelan doesn't have enough domestic refineries an unlikely partnership has emerged in the united states and the south american nation, relying on crude exports and gasoline imports to keep the the economy humming. >> years ago, under chavez, when he is talking about our president being the devil or some of these rhetorical position, the bottom line is it's the market. >> 8% of imports comes from venezuela, coming from 1 million barrels a day. they processed venezuela crude, adding american jo

in the port city, this soldier said none of his team would vow allegiance to new government. >> defiance even though the base is surrounded by troops. is just 4 1/2 kilometers away across the stretch of water. another stand off of sorts, flanked by russian watching their every movement. >> they were quiet, some voluntary security staff guard the parliament, but there's no sign of the men who have been here the day before. >> one country appears to hold the key to any solution, germany. yeah, as you know, germany is an economic power house. and officials are now convinced that german chancellor is best positioned to convince the president to back down. it was german chancellor who offered inside the sweep to president obama on the thinking of russian sha's president reportedly saying that vladimir putin was living "in another world." he has said very little publicly, and appears to be by design, because behind the scenes sources say merkel is at the center of quiet diplomacy. russia and germany have strong ties, germany is the biggest importer of russian gas and oil, some of it comes thro

it shows russian troops surrounding a military babe in the port city of fiodosia if crimea, as -- capture when pro-russian forces, we don't know if they're official or pro-russian militia forces, rather, stormed the base. it's a troublesome development. congressman mike rogers telling "meet the press" that the u.s. has to take tougher stances against russia, and it better start now, he says. >> he goes to bed at night thinks of peter the great, and they wakes up thinking of stalin. we need to understand who he is and what he wants. it may not fit with what we believe of the 21st century, but that's nods who he is and what he's trying to accomplish. we need to be a little tougher with putin, or he will continue to take territory to fulfill what he believes is right flu russia. >> and if that happens, what does it mean for the united states? judi miller is a fox news contributor and pulitzer prizewinning investigative reporter and author, you know her well as well as her judi, i'm glad you're here, this is a disturbing element, that they have taken a commander when putin keeps say, no, no,

referendum on the fate of the whole region of dumbass which is the east of ukraine also we know that in the port city of odessa in the south of ukraine at least two thousand people are now protesting against jeeves's rule as well they are among the demands is the new governor as well the complete reform of the judicial system as well as something new or they have demanded today that now these so-called a right sect the hardline nationalist core of the protest in kiev to be banned the situation now in hiding of the biggest city in the used to be great is calm but some forty eight hours ago we played witness to a huge disturbance at the central square when a pro russian activist clashed with the so-called during my down activists who were sort of consoling the local administration and i tell you more about that in my report just when the self-proclaimed leaders in kiev thought they had control of the country. tells instructor the streets of some of the largest cities including her on saturday and the willing to be governed by the new with origins in the capital. i want my kids to live in peace with all

bases and detaining commanders and earlier they used stun grenades to take one of the bases in the port cityukraine says the troops and family based in crimea will now be moved elsewhere. and now let's talk to nick spicer and live for us and tell us the latest on the military situation with pull outs or otherwise. >> it appears to really be the end game here as far as the military conflict go with ukrainian defense ministry at least issuing orders for the redeployment of soldiers to mainland ukraine and commanders i have spoken to the past days have said part of the problem they have been facing is the orders simply have not been clear enough. quite apart from civilians entering bases first in many instances, preventing them from firing at the russian soldiers who were behind them. they now face, these ukrainian soldiers a difficult choice of signing up to the russian army and going back to the ukraine mainland, very difficult decision for many of them who have families here and their whole family histories here. however, the russians are moving quickly forward on to streamlining the local a

. >> in the port city of sevastopol, 50 miles south, russian forces close in on ukraine's military. there has been no violence, but both sides are on edge. >> it's a ukrainian command ship with nothing to command for now. the crew is doing its daily shores, but the armed guards are a sign that all is not well here. >> the ukrainian navy cannot go anywhere, it's blockaded by the russians. >> this is where it gets up close and personal. that's a ukrainian gun ship and russian mine sweeper, brought in because the previous crew got too friendly with the ukrainians. the commander of the black sea fleet came on board demanding the ukrainians surrender and become part of pro-russian forces. the sailors refused. there has been other pressure. representatives from vladimir putin came and offered us food and supplies. we refused. we thanked them for the offer of cooperation, but we don't need their help. wives and girlfriends come to the ship to talk to the sailors. they are worried her boyfriend of three years could end up in odessa, 200 miles by three where some of the fleet has gone. >> i

it will create a special development zone in the port city west of havana, partly financed by brazil. foreign investors will pay less of their profits to the cuban government while working with greater security, guarantees, and flexibility. >> foreign investment like this one helped to save cuba after the collapse of the soviet union more than 20 years ago. it sits awkwardly here and this new expansion which some call a necessary evil will have to be very tightly controlled. >> the move was partly fueled cheap oil from venezuela might dry up. pillars of the cuban revolution such as health and education will remain off limits to foreign investors. >> the state here has been too involved in all businesses and that's been a mistake. the state does not have to control everything, only the fundamental areas like education, health but not the small personal enterprises. >> foreign companies have been deterred by the more than 50 year u.s. embargo against the island. they'll want the cuban authority to tackle their own intines sick problems, poor internet service, a suffering bureaucracy and

show key of that they don't want these new power don't want these self-appointed authorities in the port city of sevastopol for example just one hundred kilometers away from where we are now the local population rejected kiev appointed mayor and later they had of police again assigned from the capital in hike of known as the capital of the eastern ukraine the largest cities in this in the largest city in this area we saw so-called anti my down for testers finally managed to enter the building but was seized by cruel noise my done forces for around a week and they managed to raise a russian flag on the top of the building but unfortunately they were more than a hundred of injured during this operation because it was a compliment by clashes and shootings and another c.t. of the industrial center in new crane the city of donetsk we hear in that local authorities claim the no longer a big kiev and they voted for a referendum over the region's status to be held in the nearest future while people are protesting here all across. the reason they see the air raid of new authorities they don't recogniz

tonight that happened in the middle of the night in the port city of sevastopol where armed men took a ukrainian military base over. jennifer glasse is there. >> reporter: vladimir lenin still stands in the area not far from sevastopol. now, the residents fear this might repeat itself. >> not so long ago when the tatars were deported from crimea, the same thing happened. within 15 minutes people were thrown out of their homes. >> reporter: tatars who came back here in the 1980s and 90s don't plan to let it happen again. so far it's been quiet. the tatars history of oppression by the russians, has this district wondering how they might be treated. international support? it's certain it won't come in time. >> if putin makes any decision he makes it in the morning and in the evening it's already implemented. no bureaucracy, no delays, nothing. and as for u.n. structures or european or osce organizations it takes months. by then it will be all over. >> reporter: and things are moving fast. the city council of sevastopol voted thursday to become part of russia. perhaps trying to help prede

. >>> at least 21 were injured during the attack in kenya near the port city. >>> so this breaking news repeating. turkey shot down a syrian jet that went into it's air space. james, your thoughts on this and how it changes the syrian conflict and affects it. >> reporter: this is an important development because turkey is not just a neighbors country of syria. it is a country that is a nato member. this is a nato military jet that is now being involved in taking down a syrian jet. as we understand it, it's been confirmed a short time ago by the prime minister that it was the turkish air force that were responsible. he's said that a syrian plane ran into the air space and our f-16s took off and hit this plane. why? if you violate my air space, the measure will be hard. that's from the turkish prime minister. i think others in the region are watching this pretty significant step. >> it reflects his almost mood at the moment. he's a tough speaker and he has elections coming up as well. this is for him a show of strength. >> reporter: absolutely. what we don't know are the dpakt details of

the plane's last known location is in the south china sea, about 100 miles northeast of the malaysian port city of bachok. tom costello has the latest. >> reporter: off the coach of malaysia, the search for flight 370 has entered its fourth day. dozens of ships, helicopters and planes running grid-like searches in the waters between malaysia and vietnam. so far, nothing. an oil sheen and debris spotted over the weekend ended up being false leads. now sea conditions are expected to worsen. on board the uss blue ridge, commander william marks. >> that will make search conditions more challenging. but i can tell you that our radars are very advanced and they can actually negate a lot of that surface clutter. but it does present a challenge for the international effort. >> reporter: the last reported location for the boeing 777 was over the water, halfway between malaysia and vietnam. but with malaysian military radar suggesting the plane may have started to turn back, the search zone is expanding to include malaysia's mainland and now the waters to the northwest. >> our aim to find aircraft will b

last night oakland city leaders gave the green light to go ahead, although it is not covering as much of the city as originally planned. it will be housed at the port of oakland and will only be used to watch over surveillance there. >> cameras that are being talked about being used at the port have already been there for an extended period of time. >> city leaders say the dac will be used as a central location to bring in all information in emergency situations alone all the ports cameras to be viewed on one large screen. it will not include the dozens of citywide cameras still there are people who voted against the dac center who believe the center is needed just be on the port of oakland and should include the entire city. >> i think this is where our police chief and fire chief rarely stated publicly that that's what they need to do their job to protect the citizens. >> any data received at the dac is only allowed to be shared with federal, state and government agencies only after oakland city council gives written approval. >>> people living in richmond's most troubled public housing are sounding off to city leaders and a community meeting. we

. >> reporter: and thanks ali, this is the largest port city and we have refineries behind us and it'sike these that are critical to the venezuela future and wielded through petroleum and in a region where there is much natural gas and much crude oil. this in many ways is why what happens in venezuela is so important. oil. venezuela is the fourth largest supplier of crude oil behind canada, saudi arabia and mexico and proven reserves in the world. because venezuela does not have enough domestic refineries an unlikely partnership emerged between the united states and this south america nation we relies on crude exports and gasoline imports to keep its economy humming. >> years ago under hugo chavez talking about our president being the devil or some of these rhetorical positions the bottom line is the united states is the closest, largest market for venezuela oil. >> reporter: the u.s. is thirsty for oil, despite a resent energy boom it imports 40% of oil needs, of the imports 8% comes from venezuela which accounts for 1 million barrels a day and process venezuela crude in places like t

each municipal government develop a specialized industry like film and video industry for the southern port city of tucson and cultural content industry for the southwestern city of pungent. to foster cities with the specialized industry government pulled the speculations and provide tax benefits. the government added that it will provide support for business projects that were voluntarily proposed by fifty six regional blocs to develop new growth engines. among measures aimed at helping turning roll areas into economically vibrant spots is the lifting of development restrictions enforced in salads. that will allow the construction of commercial facilities and the so called green belt area as the only exception for such areas has been home construction. now the government expects the measures to boost investment in the regional economies by around fourteen trillion won or roughly thirteen billion us dollars it sets no effort will be spared to promote corporate investment which is the key to revitalizing the regional economy. the government emphasizes that while the central government has unilate

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