u.s. department of justice mr rosenbaum thank you very much. well here in germany the compulsory military service or conscription was abolished in two thousand and eleven germany is not an outlier here most european countries decided years ago to start converting their armed forces into purely professional armies won't was that the right decision or some lawmakers here in germany say the country needs more boots on the ground made possible by conscription i'll be talking to a member of the board does talk about that in just a moment but first we look at the case of sweden like germany sweden abolished military service but unlike germany sweden is now reintroducing it one argument the growing aggression posed by russia and the annexation of crimea is sweden's new old way of building a military delivering what lawmakers have promised an example that these young people are undergoing military training in sweden's forests are being put into shape to defend their country. this year sweden introduced conscription lasting eleven months for every high

u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of appealing a decision back on july twelfth and now they have formally appealed judge richard leon's decision to allow the merger to go forward the d.o.j. which was spelled it out there brief it in a brief yesterday said quote fundamental principles of economics and common sense of been disregarded for more on this we're joined once again by professor story a lecturer at american university. survey of t.v. and radio commentator steve moore thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appeared to attack leon as much as it was going after the time warner merger and i also think it's important

u.s. department of justice in twenty seventeen over charges of gouging the government on epi pens milans president recently acknowledged that supplies of epi pen brand devices are quote inconsistent and adequate as many parents already knew well help is on the way t.v. usa is not expected to put new pens on the market before the beginning of this school year. and there's a. economic good news to report for young people in the united states though there is a catch the latest a to six from the bureau of labor statistics show summer youth unemployment at a fifty two year low at nine point two percent that figure is down the lowest since one nine hundred sixty six and down from nine point six percent last year however other historical metrics suggest the picture is more ambiguous for younger workers actual labor force participation by young people is fairly weak it sixty point six percent far off from the high of seventy seven point five percent set back in one nine hundred eighty nine the rate of unemployment remains high despite the poor unemployment figures because many young people have stopped ac

u.s. department of justice and the drug enforcement administration or d.n.a. are moving to reduce the amount of opioids that can illegally be manufactured last week the two agencies unveiled a joint plan to reduce production limits on a half dozen of the most abused in addictive legal opiate based narcotics by ten percent making the third consecutive annual reduction but few are aware the da set ceilings on the number of schedule one and schedule two drugs that can be produced the latest quota data will bring the aggregate level of opioid production down by thirty five percent from twenty sixteen levels also for what its worth. president trump last week publicly called on attorney general jeff sessions to prosecute the companies that made the pills which fueled the u.s. epidemic the justice department is also now a party to talks with states the native american nations and settlement talks with drug companies produce pharma developed oxy cotton the drug blamed for kicking off the current epidemic last week the center for disease control reported that drug overd

u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of appealing a decision back on july twelfth and now they have formally appealed judge richard leon's decision to allow the merger to go forward the d.o.j. which was spelled it out there brief it in a brief yesterday said quote fundamental principles of economics and common sense of been disregarded for more on this we're joined once again by professor story a lecturer at american university and servant of t.v. and radio commentator steve walz burke thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appeared to attack leon as much as it was going after the eighteenth tee time warner merger and i al

u.s. department of justice supported themselves the option of appealing a decision back on july twelfth and now they have formally appealed judge richard leon's decision to allow the merger to go forward the d.o.j. which was spelled it out there brief it in a brief yesterday said quote fundamental principles of economics and common sense of been disregarded for more on this we're joined once again by professor story a lecturer at american university and servant of t.v. and radio commentator steve walz burke thanks for both you for joining us margo to you first d.o.j. was pretty basic and blunt in their criticism of judge leon decision but i suppose they had to be right and what are the key points that they raised as their disagreement in this filing one of the key points that they made was an assessment of judge leon failing to understand how corporations work in their divisions to maximize profits saying he had a basic misunderstanding of economic theory i mean it was a blunt criticism that appeared to attack leon as much as it was going after the eighteenth tee time warner merger and i al

u.s. department of justice civil for features suit this is a suit that the u.s. department of justice had filed to recover assets that they believe were bought with money stolen from one m. d. so it could very well be part of evidence should the authorities bring charges against who's thought to have misappropriated four and a half billion dollars together with his associates from the state investment fund known as one which he had set up when he was prime minister of malaysia. already faces charges in malaysia courts for breach of trust as well as abuse of power he's been called in for questioning it is very likely we're hearing that he will face additional charges of money laundering when he appears in court two more now he has been charged in relation to misappropriating ten million dollars from another state owned company known as s r c international a company that used to be a subsidiary company of one but he's thought to have stolen much more than that together with his associates now this your that we've talked about that has just arrived at a port not far

u.s. department of justice that it that she did authorities in costumers with manipulated diesel exhaust emissions data. construction work on a new b.m.w. plant in eastern hungary is set to begin next year the german car maker hopes to berger's one hundred fifty thousand vehicles in their per year the b.m.w. follows other big automotive powerhouses like mercedes and audi who had plans in hungary for some years now concerns about the hungary and government's disdain for the european union haven't faced them. just off the autobahn to budapest this four hundred hectare field is to be home to the bavarian automakers new plant and investment worth about a billion euros the german auto parts supplier came to debrecen more than twenty years ago attracted by lower labor costs but is that still the case is a low that no not because of the low wages it's the proven expertise of the people here our products are highly technologically oriented and the big advantage for us is the professional pull that we're able to draw on. the local man. proud of his newest corporate settler the german bottling machine manuf

u.s. he's known as the nazi hunter he was a member he's part of the office of the department of justice that has been finding nazis in the u.s. and deporting them usually back to germany and he actually complimented germany for how many cases they have taken back but this was the last remaining case and he was very frustrated that nothing had been done it's been twenty five years since they opened a case against you probably since he confessed to having lied on his citizenship papers and they're frustrated that germany hasn't taken back germany on their part has made a very legal argument saying that because of poly worked at a training camp they had different roles over the course of world war two it's unclear what his role was there and there is no conclusive evidence that he was there when killings occurred so it's hard to put him on trial if there is no evidence that he was responsible for any murders. what has changed now is actually the trumpet ministration has made this a priority this is one we investigated last time back in. january or late december january the drug administration a

u.s. department of justice and secret talk recy investigation it's also part of a civil war features suit to recover assets believed to have been bought with money stolen from one m. d. now this vessel is registered to an entity in the cayman islands but it's believed that the ultimate owner is a malaysian citizen known as low take joe now he's a fugitive and there's an arrest warrant out for him he doesn't hold any positions in government but he's thought to be the ultimate mastermind in the complex and sophisticated plan to steal four and a half billion dollars from one m. d. be the new administration that took took power in may following a general election has been some assuming this corruption scandal involving one n.d.b. very rigorously it's looking into projects that may have links with one and it's already suspended contracts involving tiny's companies it's believed that some of the money used for these projects were instead used to pay off some of one debts and it's also just recently announced the closure of a saudi arabia backed center that was set up to combat extremism and the

u.s. department of justice would sign his name to something that is completely anti-factual. >> reporter: he was the co- author of the bill that would pave the way for such sites. >> they have a very high success rate of getting people into treatment. they reduce infection rates around historic and hepatitis. they are very successful and for this guy to say basically the opposite of the truth, i mean, it is horrible. >> reporter: the city of san francisco says safe injection sites could save $3.5 million a year. and says a similar program in vancouver has savored 3500 -- saved 3500 lives. the bill was approved on monday. it now sits on brows desk. awaiting his signature or veto. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a we hear about talk of resist when it comes to the white house but tonight lieutenant governor gavin newsom said he is open to working with the president if elected governor. >> at least on some issues. maybe, your honor, we could find ways of -- your honor -- you you know, maybe we could find a way. i think democrats need to be more respectful of folks that don't think like you and me. >

u.s. department of justice investigation and a civil action to recover assets allegedly bought with money stolen from one end now the ultimate owner of this your it is believed to be a malaysian citizen known as low take joe who is now a fugitive and believed to be the mostyn mind of this plan to steal billions of dollars from one m. d. b. and the new malaysian government that took power in may following a general election is scrutinizing and looking into this corruption scandal extremely rigorously and they've been looking at projects that are believed to be linked to one m. d. b. they've suspended contracts involving chinese companies because it's believed that some of that money may have been used to pay off some of one debts and the government also recently announced the closure of a cent test set up and backed by the saudi arabian government to combat extremism and the government did not give a reason for the closure but the previous administration led by not had very close ties with the saudi government and in fact when it was discovered that not to pay seven hundred million dollars

department of justice actually dropped its litigation that would prevent the group from posting the plans online and this is caused a little bit of a rift between the department of justice and the u.s. state department the two departments in the federal government don't seem to agree about this issue let's take a listen in that the state department got involved our only aqua t. in this is because of our role in controlling foreign access to u.s. defense technology in simpler words the state department wants to prevent the wrong people from acquiring weapons overseas now the bottom line is regardless of the court's decision while these plans were available on the internet thousands of people downloaded them they were downloaded thousands of times and as we all know once something goes up on the internet it doesn't for the gun debate in the age of digital and. what city of who data on confirmed that media reports suggest that a hospital was struck in the alleged attack. commented on the reports riyadh however has repeatedly denied killing civilians that is a story will be closely following throughout the hours here on our to international . stay with us now for more programs one form

u.s. dollars do your stories know we are all that money is as of right now. i think the department of justice and the u.s. department of justice rather they have they have filed an action to try and recover some of the assets that they say were used to that they say were bought with money stolen from one m. d. and in those filings they were legit but. his associates have bought items including expensive jewelry high end property in places like new york a two hundred fifty million dollar yacht these are the assets that were used that were bought with money illegally siphoned or misappropriated from one and be now not to is also alleged to have to to have had seven hundred million dollars deposited into his bank account that however is not the subject of the charge and that however is not the subject of the charges that have been laid against him so far the charges so far only related to the ten it's ten and a half million dollars that he is alleged to have received from s.r.c international so there really could be more charges filed against him perhaps much further down the line and as well as

u.s. department of justice would sign his name something that is completely anti- factual. >> the state legislature approved the pilot program specifically for san francisco so it is now up to governor brown to decide whether to approve it and sign it into law. injection sites are not legal under federal law. >>> no major damage or injuries reported after a 4.4 quake rocked parts of southern california. it struck around 7:30 last night about three miles north of the city of laverne in the san gabriel valley. the quake could be felt in downtown l.a. and northern parts of san diego county and shook buildings for several seconds. >> i felt like a huge shaking. i mean, i can almost hear the earth like moving and it was very scary. i like jumped out of my seat. i tried to run in the house, check everybody else is okay. but it was alarming. >> that is scary. scientists say there was a 3.4 magnitude aftershock about a minute later. >> oh, boy. >> we are all too familiar with that. >> we were just talking about point something last -- >> the hayward fault line. yeah. so hopefully ias cloudy and fog yesterd

u.s. department of justice in twenty seventeen over charges of gouging the government on epi pens mileages president recently acknowledged that supplies of epi pen brand devices are quote inconsistent and adequate as many parents already knew well help is on the way t.v. usa is not expected to put new pens on the market before the beginning of this school year. and there's a visit of economic good news to report for young people in the united states though there is a catch the latest a to six from the bureau of labor statistics show summer youth unemployment at a fifty two year low at nine point two percent that figure is down the lowest since one nine hundred sixty six and down from nine point six percent last year however other historical metrics suggest the picture is more ambiguous for younger workers actual labor force participation by young people is fairly weak it sixty point six percent far off from the high of seventy seven point five percent set back in one nine hundred eighty nine the rate of unemployment.

u.s. department of justice and the securities exchange commission are scrutinizing the methods of microsoft used to get a foothold in hungary the wall street journal reports investigators believe microsoft sold their familiar software products to intermediaries at a discount and then the middlemen then sold the software to public agencies and governments at a higher price gouging those and users justice in s.t.c. investigators want to determine if the profit those middlemen theoretically received was diverted into bribes and whether official charges can be brought under the foreign corrupt practices act microsoft's legal team says they began to investigate themselves once they learned of potential problems and are cooperating with justice and the f.c.c. officials the journal points out that microsoft came under similar investigative scrutiny back in twenty thirteen over such practices in china romania italy pakistan and russia it's unclear if those investigations have been closed. while many search engines exist google is certainly the eight hundred pound gorilla in the industry space earli

u.s. department of justice and talk receive investigation it's part of a civil four features suit to recover assets believed to have been bought with money stolen from the malaysian state now this vessel is registered to a cayman islands company but it's ultimately is thought to be a malaysian citizen a fugitive known as joe lo or lo take joe as his full name now he does not hold any positions in government but he is thought to be the real mastermind behind this complex sophisticated plan to steal money from one end so the government also has announced the closure of a saudi funded anti terrorism center what else can you tell us about that. well just a little bit of background about the center so this was a center that was set up about a year ago after the saudi arabian king visited malaysia is known as the king solomon center for international peace it was launched and it was meant to combat extremist teachings although some critics have said saudi arabia really isn't the right partner for this considering its strict interpretation of is islam has inspired islamic state ideology. the govern

u.s. department of justice and secret talk o.c. investigation part of a civil forfeiture action to recover assets that are believed to have been stolen and do that believed to have been bought with money stolen from one empty now this vessel is registered to an entity in the cayman islands but it's all to meet and rail on is believed to be a malaysian citizen a fugitive by the name of low take joe this man has a warrant of arrest out for him he has not held any positions in government in the previous administration but he is believed to be the real mastermind behind the complex and sophisticated plan to steal billions of dollars from one n.d.b. how much control does he have over the fund. well that's really hard to say because he wasn't you know his name was and he didn't appear he wasn't an officer in the in the fund but he was believed to have really strong ties close connections with family members of not just of people that not your browser trusted so he knew not. quite well and they had connections so but it really we don't kno

u.s. department of justice it's one of thousands of luxury purchases they said were made with money siphoned off from the farmed. out the allegations of corruption at the highest level of society have caused outrage in malaysia they contributed to not sheep's defeats in the general election in may it was the new government who insisted an investigation into not be reopened after he had initially been cleared of wrongdoing while in office. now the hope is that justice will be done. the european athletics championships is underway in berlin and on thursday germany's hopes rest on an athlete who overcame many odds to represent her country discus thrower claudine vito was born shortly after her parents arrived in germany from angola and sought asylum now after a successful train your career she is ready to prove that she is europe's best. claudine v.t. has medals in her sights she's already thrown her personal best this year sixty five point one five meters and now she heads into the qualifying round of the european championships in berlin ranked second this is how moment. vettel i was in the st

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u.s. department of justice investigation and a civil action to recover assets allegedly bought with money stolen from one m. d. be the ultimate owner of this your it is believed to be a malaysian citizen known as low take joe who is now a fugitive and believed to be the mostyn mind of this plan to steal billions of dollars from one m. d. and the new malaysian government that took power in may following a general election is scrutinizing and looking into this corruption scandal extremely rigorously and they've been looking at projects that are believed to be linked to one m. d. they've suspended contracts involving chinese companies because it's believed that some of that money may have been used to pay off some of one m.t.b.f. debts and the government also recently announced the closure of a cent test set up and backed by the saudi arabian government to combat extremism and the government did not give a reason for the closure but the previous administration led by not had very close ties with the saudi government and in fact when it was discovered that not seven hundred million dollars dep

u.s. department of justice over the sale of nbs and the crisis you see the shares up 3% stocks down 20% over years >> speaking of how long recovery has been for many. >>> ceo les moonves staying mum about sexual misconduct allegations during last night's cnbc earnings call despite the silence the controversy could drastically impact the company's future. join us former tivo ceo, tom rogers, now executive chairman at wind view and cnbc contributor. and angela boorstin is with us i know you were on the call last night. despite an earnings feed and up guidance, is this really because they didn't answer any questions about these investigations >> it really seems to be because of the uncertainty about two major issues really hanging over cnbc stock one is what's going to happen in terms of these allegations of ceo les moonves and the investigation under way and what sort of outcome is under way and what that could mean for cbs's leadership and national amusement controls 80% of cbs voting shares and there's a battle between them and cbs whether or not among other things cbs should be pushed to re

u.s. department of justice alleges four and a half billion dollars has been stolen from the fund one m.t.b. isn't just being investigated in malaysia at least six other countries including singapore and switzerland i investigate the fund over. alleged corruption and money laundering. is alleged to have covered up irregularities at the fund when he was still in power sacking his deputy prime minister and replacing the attorney general with another officer who subsequently cleared him of any wrongdoing. but since coming into power following a general election in may the new administration led by mahathir mohamad has moved swiftly to uncover the true extent of the corruption scandal surrounding one m. to be the government who recently took possession of the two hundred fifty million dollars yacht it was handed over by indonesian authorities which seized the vessel on behalf of u.s. officials who allege they got was bought with money stolen from one end slightly al-jazeera kuala lumpur. the us government has announced the final list of chinese products to be hit by new tariffs will take effect

u.s. department of justice has filed a civil full feature ssion in courts in the u.s. to try and recover the assets that they say were bought with money stolen from one and beat and don't forget the perceived corruption the anger at the perceived corruption by knowledge of another government officials as one of the fights is that led to the feat of not jim and his policy in the general election that helped his coalition party win the general election art thanks so much for. has been sworn in this column be as new president he's the youngest needed to be elected there and a popular vote forty two year old former santa won the presidential runoff poll in june with fifty four percent he has promised to revise the peace accord with fogge rebels defuse tensions with venezuela and curb the production of cocaine. today colombia confronts enormous challenges we receive a country in which more than three hundred social activists have been assassinated in the last two years illegal crops have expanded and they have done so exponentially criminal gangs increase their capacity yea

u.s. department of justice earlier i had the chance to speak with the cfo of rbs, i asked whether he was happy with the second quarter result. >> we're pretty pleased with the results today. another good six months of progress just under a billion pounds of profits. we have kept things stable in the retail bank despite some tough conditions out there overall pleased with the results. >> the big milestone today is the intention to pay a dividend of 2 pence here. i understand that is conditional on closing the do jshj issue, we do you go from here? >> this is a massive event for the organization the last time we paid a dividend is 2007. i think it's a positive sign we have to get the department of justice agreement signed once that's signed, we declared today a key dividend and from here it will build nicely we expect payouts to increase significantly going into 2019 and 2020 we built a business model that's cash generative, and our quarter 1 is at 16% compared to the target of 13 >> when do you expect to be signed, sealed, finalized with the doj? >> we're working hard to get it done >> let's ta

u.s. department of justice. so alfa bank has its own special role on that side of the intrigue. we still don't know what all the computer communications were about. we don't know if it is a coincidence that alfa bank's lawyer ends up at the justice department in one most senior positions in the entire agencies. alfa bank appears in the research memos on the trump campaign and russia which have collectively become known as the steel dossier. in april of this year, herman khan, alex van der zwaan's father-in-law, brought a defamation lawsuit against christopher steel and the intelligence firm. it's interesting. the dossier didn't really say anything all that damning about alpha bank. it described herman khan. and these other guys as being oligarchs. he described them as having a close relationship with putin. they said significant favors continue to be done in both directions. quote, still giving -- still giving informal advice to putin. especially on the u.s. so that's what's in the steel d dossier about alpha bank. they could each other favors. further, they maybe funneled money

u.s. department of justice stepped in on behalf of fairness and merit on behalf of these asian students.ell us what you know. >> this blatant racial discrimination in the name of so-called social justice has punished high achieving asian american students for a long time. it's been obvious since the lati 1980s and 1990s, when i was in college. and finally, we have the trump justice departmenty siding with equality of opportunity as opposed to equality of outcome. what i love most about what is happening, laura, is harvard is squirming under the microscope and a bright, glaring sunlight of discovery. for the longest time, they had kept their racially conscioushe and race unneutral policies under wraps and out is being -- and now is being exposed. what is happening is, you have a lot of liberal asian-americans who are finally, finally having second thoughts about the social engineering that has punished them at the expense of equality of opportunity. and look, it makes absolutely no sense to punish the children of legal immigrants from all over asia as some sort of social justice recompens

department of general orders because it's become an issue. what we're trying to do recently is we're trying to mirror the reforms that were requested by the u.s. department of justice. obviously if they think it's a priority then we've been prioritizing those. with reference to serious incident review board, commissioner dejesus is right. we both have sat on that, and actually it's getting a little more robust, i have to tell you the last couple of times. there's been some discussion thanks to the participation of the d.p.a., well, how would this look under the new department order? i have to tell you there's been more questioned being asked by the members of the command staff. that is important that we do look at that because you know, things will change, and we start -- you know, the public wants to see -- in any serious incident, they want to review. and i think what happens for members of the public, things happen, and they say what can they train to do differently. we're always looking to improve, and that's part of our role to make sure that happens. i appreciate your efforts, and again, thanks for sticking around. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> commissioner mazzucc

u.s. department of justice may well have a legal memo in their files discouraging the indictment of a sittingpresident there's no such memo in the manhattan da's office or in the state attorney general's office in new york. >> frank, when i heard the president's words today i thought about all of you, friends who have become friends on this broadcast and appeared with us often. he is supposed to be the protector and upholder of the rule of law and there he was today talking about so-called flipping, coming out against cooperating with government prosecutors. >> it's becoming increasingly clear, brian, that this president never truly had long-term or national interests at heart. it's all about his self-interest. and what's ironic, increasingly ironic, is that a man who is driven entirely by his self-interest is being done in by cooperators who are operating on the same premise. they're look out for themselves. so he's being burned by the people who operate on the same philosophy he does. >> you've been so proud watching for the last few days the attorneys at your former jurisdiction, the south

u.s. department of justice would sign his name to something that is completely false. >> reporter: the state legislature approved the pilot program specifically for san francisco and now it is up to governor brown to decide whether or not to approve it. injection sites, though, would still be illegal under federal law. so that could set up another debate between the feds and the state of california. now, dozens of other countries across the world do allow this. we'll talk a little bit more about the precedent coming up in the next half-hour. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> california's early warning system for earthquakes appears to lt southern california last night. it was centered three miles north of laverne. seismologists at the usgs say their early warning system gave them a three-second warning that strong shaking was coming in. and people felt the quake in los angeles and san diego county. video from a liquor store in pomona shows bottles shaking from the quake, don't drop that wine! ha ha! there are no reports of any injuries or damage. so that's good. >> whew! >> my

u.s. department of justice. >> the hurdle has always been the federal law.t was the case with medical marijuana. >> safe injection sites now join a growing list with medical marijuana, gay marriage, and sanctuary cities as once again california and the federal government are seeing things differently. >> the feds are taking aim at safe injection sites as a violation of the controlled substance act with deputy u.s. attorney general rod rosenstein threatening, quote, swift and aggressive action. ktvu's amber lee live after speaking with a legal expert and getting our first look at a prototype for a safe injection site. >> the mayor is leading the effort to open safe injection sites here in san francisco. she says she's focused on the well-being and health of addicts and preventing overdoses. >> if you walk on the streets of san francisco, you can see the heartbreaking symptoms of this every single day. people who are struggling with addiction that they cannot beat on their own. >> reporter: mayor london breed and supporters showed off a prototype of a site on

u.s. department of justice they are looking at this review. t-mobile, to purchase sprint. in the early stages, the question is whether or not this is actually going to go through, liz. we are putting this together with this will be a $26 billion deal. and to compete against at&t and verizon. we are also looking at the different pieces of news here as it is breaking. we are seeing the stock still holding onto some good moves. and really have 45 minutes left of trading. what do you think? liz: had landed just moved is that the doj according to reuters, it's a no decision has been made. so, the early report might be right but it is not there yet. doj is a not so you're starting to see the slight dip. then bit of a recovery. we are watching sprint, t-mobile. they would love to see this approved . we will keep an eye on that. nicole and i are double teaming this. did you guess which region on planet earth is the freest? is it even a war? the most free economically. this morning i guessed singapore. did you guess that?close, but no cigar. singapore will win second place. accordi