two percent or thereabouts so overall the. story should sustain over the coming. russia the australian dollar to its international reserves the head of the country's central bank so this may happen within six months u.s. dollars in euro constitute more than forty percent of russia's reserves along with british pounds and japanese yen the central bank has already invested in the small amount of canadian dollars reserves consist of foreign currency gold in other states. thomas see how the markets are forming an agent stars trading in the black this hour held while grieving u.s. economic data and easing worries about european debt results stocks on the rise in hong kong on higher commodity prices carmakers of also have a paddle in both industries pushed by strong big new sales in north america the sun is full percent aren't pandit is adding around three percent. and here in russia the license the r.c.s. fish wednesday session most of the main players were high i would guess palm leading against its shares for your point seven percent this comes after the german energ

six over the next two markets whereas in developed markets is a lot snow around two percent or thereabouts so overall the picture. for emerging markets and that story should sustain over the coming. russia were the australian dollar to its international reserves they had the country's central bank says this may happen within six months us dollars a new row constitute more than forty percent of russia's reserves along with british pounds and japanese yen the central bank has already invested in a small amount of canadian dollars reserves consist of foreign currency gold and other assets. time or see how the markets will formally agent stocks are trading in the black this hour helped by improving u.s. economic data and easing worries about european debt physical stocks are on the rise in hong kong hard prices car makers have also hit the pedal on both indices pushed by strong vehicle sales in north america and sands four percent higher than honda is adding around three percent. here in russia the y. stocks the artist finished wednesday's session most of the main players behind it with gazpro

years in emerging markets whereas growth in developed markets is a lot slower around two percent or thereabouts so overall the picture is what is a lot more attractive for emerging markets and that story should sustain over the coming period. russia will struggle in dollar to essential national reserves the head of the country's central banks this may happen within half a year and u.s. dollars on the euro constitute more than forty percent of russia's reserves along with british pounds and japanese yen the central bank has already invested in a small amount of canadian dollars the reserves consist of foreign chorus of gold and other assets. russia and the european union will sign a document on russia's accession to the world trade organization on december seventh and brussels that's according to deputy prime minister alexander in the vendor russia signed an agreement which included timber export tutors along with pricing formulas for goods and services russia which has been negotiating its entry into w t o for seventeen years hopes to become a member next year. to look at the markets throughout

emerging markets whereas the growth in developed markets is a lot slower around two percent or thereabouts so overall the pictures what is a lot more attractive for emerging markets and that story should sustain over the coming periods. of mobile economist at h.s.b.c. bank in london thank you very much for your analysis. we move on and russia will the australian dollar to international its international reserves they had all the country's central bank says this may happen within half a year dollars and your constituents more than forty percent of russia's reserves along with british pounds and japanese yen central bank has already invested in a small amount of canadian dollars the reserves concerts consist of foreign currency gold and other assets. russia and the european union will sign a document on russia's accession to the world trade organization on december seventh in brussels that's according to deputy prime minister alex on the shock of in november russia signed an agreement which included timber along with pricing formulas for the goods and services russia which has been negotiati

finally as he predicted in the 1960's -- excuse me, in the 1980's or thereabout the american people realized that economic security is not necessarily freedom. they realized that freedoms are being abridged. they realized the economy is becoming too regimented, and the government to bureaucratic. the people will venture into the trend of events back to common-sense conservative principles of government. remember his prediction was 1980. if you recall from history 1980, as it turned out, was indeed the year in which the american people voted for a conservative president, ronald reagan who did, indeed -- [inaudible conversations] who did, indeed, change the trend of events back to common-sense conservative principles of government. cited another as predicted the following events in the near future from 1966 until 2000. his predictions were as follows. 1968. republican victory. 1972, reagan elected president. 1976 : reagan reelected. 1978, the fall of soviet russia. 1985, and of welfare, social security, and medicare. the 2000, and of unions. now, as he got his co-author note and compared with

thereabout 20 women. there were no black people at all. was the first black woman elected to parliament. i was very proud because i speak up for people who would not have been heard otherwise. >> first black woman to be in the parliament of this country. >> yes, and i think, was elected 150 years after the abolition of slavery in the british empire. it shows you the progress. on both sides, the conservative party have done very well actually. there have been half a dozen white members when they did not have any when i first came in. -- black members when they did not have any when i first came in. >> given the system and you are aware of what goes on in the united states, we have over 40 members of the u.s. house of representatives out of 435, the total number is 3% of 646 members? >> i think it is about 20- something now. >> under your system, how you get more minorities to elect -- elected? to the in the analysis, you have districts. under most circumstances, they will elect a minority member. we do not have that here. we've had a histor

senators should expect a series of up to four roll call votes beginning at 10:30 this morning or thereabouts. the first vote will be on cloture with respect to the dream act. if cloture is not invoked on the dream act, the senate would proceed to a cloture vote with respect to the don't ask, don't tell repeal. following the cloture votes, the senate will proceed to vote on two confirmations, albert diaz of north carolina to be a united states circuit judge, evan hollander of maryland to be a united states district judge. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that two additional staff members from senator lieberman's office be granted floor privileges for the duration of the debate to invoke cloture on the motion to concur in the amendment to the senate amendment. one problem, senator lieberman didn't supply the names, so that makes it a little tough. i will pretend i didn't say that. oh, i see. what the deal is, we don't need their names. you're entitled to two, and he wants to be able to have four. so i ask that consent, mr. president. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered.

so we likely will have another series of votes at 8:15 or thereabouts tonight. we'll have -- senator kerry will offer a consent agreement to that effect very shortly. in the meantime, we can start debating one of the amendments. mr. kerry: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. mr. kerry: mr. president, i understand there will be three amendments that we'll proceed with. two will be by senator kyl and one by senator wicker. i believe senator wicker is prepared to call up his amendment at this point. i think we're going to proceed -- i would ask unanimous consent that on each amendment there be a half-hour equally divided -- no, hold it. okay. mr. president, we'll hold off on the unanimous consent agreement, but senator wicker, i believe, will start the debate on his amendment. thank you. the presiding officer: the senator from mississippi is recognized. mr. wicker: i ask consent to call up amendment number 4895 by wicker and kyl. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, so ordered. the clerk will report. the cl

the bay bridge of fog advisory thereabout extremely light traffic. it looks as though we might be in for a light day 101 northbound no back up where the guadalupe parkway connects with 1 01 northbound and you're right through downtown san francisco also problem free. we pick up the camera on james look for ways some of fog on the bay bridge creeping into the downtown area. not affecting the skyway ride or the inbound central freeway. seven 07 a.m. we will take a break and the news will be right back. you're a seven day forecast not bad this afternoon will be all right 58 on average, sunshine, tomorrow the clouds roll and a good bit of rain evening hours tuesday, wednesday bit of a break, thursday, friday showers continue all week long. by friday may start to peter out just in time for new year's day on saturday. we will keep refining the forecast. out of tall hopes their roads look fairly clear here on 80. they have a lot of snow on the weekend but we are ok now. the only chain requirements for 88 if you're headed to south. we will be back with more.

of your representative and us as an institution -- representativeness of an institution. 50% or thereabouts are female. 20% of the approximately are from black and minority ethnic communities. a 10% do have some form of disability. in terms of representing the kaleidoscope of modern society, the u.k. youth parliament does this very impressively in a way for which the elected house of commons can learn. on this great occasion, i would like to say something about a very special man who is certainly no longer with us. that man is called andrew rowe 2 has a served for midkent. he passed away two years game -- two years ago. andrew was as far cited as he was a warm hearted man his vision and inspiration it was to see established a year of parliament as a forum for young people to debate, articulate, engage with each other, and to contribute to the democratic process. he wanted to establish the parliament with a small number of enthusiastic supporters. i know how proud he would be today in of your presence and when you're gwine to offer from my point of view, it is a joy to be able to welcome you