u.s. congress intelligence committee. now buying gold is a popular impulse among investors in turbulent times of purchasing the actual physical bully on bass wrists qantas had bought up u.s. concern for those looking for a safe haven like the one that was sold by also a branch of the royal bank of canada. when all that glitters is gold you need experts to tell you so especially if purported markings from the royal canadian men make a gold bullion budget of it. there is no gold whatsoever but it's it's it's not made of gold that was a problem for this jewelry business which bought the bar it's since been reimbursed but investors and jewelers alike might be worried at a compromise the pi. for the mint will want to get the bottom of it because it. undermines confidence in their product and they certainly don't don't want that nor does any of the financial institutions in canada want that they don't especially not the royal bank of canada which saw before it since returned the piece for testing at the mint but other bogus ones

u.s. congress intelligence committee. after allegations of sexual harassment against kevin spacey netflix now says it's suspending production of the final season of house of cards the company have announced earlier that the season in production right now would be the last successful series of on the fictional u.s. president led by spacey has been a cash cow for the video on demand service. for years house of cards has been netflix's most popular show since the video on demand service launched the groundbreaking political drama series in twenty thirteen the number of subscribers has grown sharply to one hundred ten million worldwide now netflix says it's pausing production in order to review the situation the company was reacting to sexual abuse charges leveled by anthony rapp a former child actor raps and spacey tried to seduce him in one nine hundred eighty six when he was fourteen on twitter stacey apologized for the incident which he claims he couldn't remember netflix said it had already decided to end house of cards

u.s. congress intelligence committee. ell this week the world of business is dealing with a slew of central bank meetings u.s. federal reserve is meeting today the bank of england tomorrow the bank of japan already had a meeting earlier this week keeping japan's also lose monetary policy going. financial correspondent only bought some from football markets are expecting. they don't expect the fed to move on rates this wednesday they expect a rate hike though in the december meeting the us economy allows for that there's inflation in the growth is very healthy by recent figures and also the labor market which the fed looks at very closely which is an important indicator for its decisions is also clipping along creating new jobs yes the labor market was hurt by the recent storms but people expect that to straighten out in the further course of the next few months the fed chair is also in discussion there's a decision expected this week by tomorrow to be exact by president donald trump on who is to be the next chair it's not

u.s. congress intelligence committee. robots on the set to take over the workplace they will perform public services and help us with chores at home japanese electronics giant sony now has introduced the second version of a little electronic dog that will keep lonely people company with its fresh little gates and a lady eyes i've seen set to take home a dog. i stole maybe. i'll do electronic dogs dream of chasing the electric sheep ask ibo japan sony corp just developed a second generation of its little robotic dog in silver and black looks like a cross between your average lap dog and a coffee maker he even comes with to light the way. japan sony corp unveiled the robot a day after it forecast record earnings leading its share price to hit a nine year high the robo doggy runs for about two hours after a full three hour charge it has two cameras that use facial recognition to identify its owner and twenty two motors for movement so remember there. are confident that a robot that allows the experience of connecting with pe

u.s. congress intelligence committee. to football now and byron munich have sealed their progression to the knockout stages of the champions league the bundesliga giants travel to scottish champions celtic and in the twenty second minute a mix up in celtic's defense a fire in kingsley coleman and easy chance to open the scoring while the hosts fought back in front of a boisterous home crowd callum mcgregor sliding home the equaliser after the break but a brave header from tommy martinez fired back in front the midfielders spilling blood in the process at the two one win assured bahrain a place in the last sixteen. let's take a closer look at the. jonathan crane from v.w. sports hi jonathan this win over celtic means that their third of the knockout stages how important is it for them to claim first place in theory it's very important because if you win your group then your top state for the last sixteen which means you play the second leg of that at home in front of your home fans and it means you avoid the other group th

u.s. intelligence committee has released a trough of ad space.they are investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. they have been testifying at back-to-back hearings. both the congress senate, with facebook being the first to announce it had evidence of russian meddling in social media. lawmakers have slammed the companies for bringing in russian ads and manipulating the american voting process. even facebook says russia's influence was preventable -- reprehensible. >> this will situation is rather new, and we didn't have to deal with problems like that in the past. that is really the big question. should facebook have blocked those posts and should they have been aware of it? i do not believe there was a law or any rule that facebook broke at this point, but if they knew about it -- if there were warning signs -- then morally, facebook should have acted but they were not alone. there are companies like google and youtube channels, for example, and twitter, which have to deal with similar problematic situations. host: let me pick uphost let mee legalities of this. will we see stricter advertising rules for social media companies? >> what we will probably see -- that

counsel for house intelligence committee urged nunez to pursue contempt of congress citations, accusing agencies of withholding key documents and an fbi witness that could shed light on whether u.s. officials under president trump relied on anti-- under president obama relied on int trump dossier. >> we're tying to work with doj and fbi, we hope they will comply, if they din they -- dony leave us few options. i think stonewalling would be putting it lightly. reporter: that was compiled last year by opposition research firm, fusion gps and based in part by russian sources. recording reveal that it dossier was funded by clinton campaign. >> a group of opponents that got together. reporter: law maker spent 8 months, including a soup subpoea august 24. used to play surveillance on trump associates. >> are you investigating the claims made on the dossier. >> wha what are you doing here. reporter: house speaker paul ryan is shoul said to be working behind the scenes to resolve the case. >> they have been stonewalling. reporter: after 8 months of requests, an engagement by committee and house leadership, doj and fbi continue to impede. staff recommend further congressional compliance a

intelligence committee. and you can imagine there would be a lot of tough questions from members of congress, right? considering his past affiliations and the way he's turned up, right? even u.s reports, right? what did you learn, congressman tom rooney, republican member of the committee, what did you learn? >> he was just another guy in the room. he was going to be a translator but there was another translator, so, he didn't do that. >> he was just another guy in the room. he was a very good witness. did you google him? [ laughter ] hearing republicans in congress, that they want the trump-russia probe to wrap up as fast as possible. but how does ike kaveladze with his lure money laundering get tied to the oligarchs and the kgb? how does he end up as just another guy in the room really handy he was there. he was super sweet. did you know anything about him before you talked to him, member of the intelligence committee? right? in addition to ike kaveladze, the house intelligence committee met with three other witnesses, sally yates and mary mccourt and page and met with russian officials in a trip to moscow and advised the trump campaign of how those meetings with russian of

intelligence committee. and you can imagine there would be a lot of tough questions from members of congress, right? considering his past affiliations and the way he's turned up, right? even u.srnment reports, right? what did you learn, congressman tom rooney, republican member of the committee, what did you learn? >> he just sort of seemed to be another guy in the room. he was supposed to be there to be a translator and then there happened to be another translator, so he didn't even do that. >> he was just another guy in the room. he was a very good witness. did you google him? [ laughter ] we've been hearing from republicans in congress that they want the trump-russia probe to wrap up as fast as possible. and maybe this is just me, but how does ike kaveladze with his long, lurid, like poster-child making history of suspected money laundering and ties to russian og garks and the kgb, how does he end up as just another guy in the room, he was handy, he was super sweet. i mean, did you know anything about him before you talked to him, member of the intelligence met with three other witnesses, sally yates and mary mccourt and also carter page. and met with russian officials dur