here to discuss this is monica, thank you so much for joining us. how will this fda project work? >> this is part of a larger trend. large corporations finally starting to embrace blockchain. this partnership is interesting, because blockchain allows you to have data that can be tracked to a very finely grained degree, and you know people can go back and change it. back and can't go change it. that is the nature of what blockchain means, when information is put into a block, it is immutable and you can't go back and change it. this idea is that you can track when drugs have been created at the source and then each way along the path through the supply chain. you know that when you go into a store and you pick up your prescription, that you can trust that it's been verified all along the chain. emily: there's a lot of experimentation, the second blockchain project, target pushing into the space, what do you see as more of sort of mainstream potential use cases here? >> we are really in an era of fight for opportunity, because -- no one has decided who the winner is in terms of bloc

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but come to do business asia monica jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting with saudi arabians soybeans like the ones you see behind me help feed the world spot they could also be a sign of trouble on the horizon china is said to stockpile around $7000000.00 tons of american produced soybeans according to media reports and they were purchased as part of a truce in the trade conflict between beijing and washington last december normally they'd be used to feed chinese livestock traders say china aims to store the soybeans a move that could mean that beijing is buckling down for a drawn out conflict with washington. all right china stockpiling soybeans is this a sign that it is also preparing for patrik to trade war with the united states let's hear listen to water the finance.

i think if china wants to do that monica it has to be something of a slow downs india is very fearful of any potential detriment that china is reputed to have with other countries and as well as the territorial joblessness that china tends to display now adding salt of the war in india recently signed in joint deal with japan to develop colombo port in sri lanka all of that is more obvious strategic position rather than a political one to come to the belt and road so overall with india china needs to come a little bit cleaner about belt and road and india will be a willing partner if the terms and open where china certainly seems to try and increase sort of partnerships with some regions its economy has shown signs of slowing down factory output down to a 17 year low also due to the u.s. china trade war of course in how far is this summit a show of asia's power strength. what china knows and acknowledges that india is a formidable force to persuade and it does have a lot of work to do in that sense because india has its own agenda of being the next top rival economy in asia so what pr

yes monica it all seems very confusing right now but to rest assured rest assured both data are correct we cannot compare the chinese data to the u.s. data simply because of the different methodology used by what both data point to is more or less balanced trade conditions between the 2 countries and analysts say that this must continue if trade relations between the 2 countries were to revert to normal so could you just briefly explain to us what brought about the suffering moment of growth from april to may well it's something that we certainly didn't expect given the escalating tensions between the 2 countries but there are reasons for the growth number one most of these exports were already scheduled and shipped out even before the tariffs kicked in and number 2 of the depreciation of the chinese un the currency as well as you know buying attitudes in fear of those rising tariffs whoa partly responsible for the growth figures so looking at all the latest data what could it possibly mean for this much anticipated soon upcoming meeting between u.s. prison donald trump and chinese pres

hi monica well it's true that you know mindset stewards child labor are problematic in india you know many people here are considered it almost as a necessary evil because many believe that you can pretty bad it given the kind of high levels of poverty and inequality in many parts off the country and it's also you know some people seem to have no problem they see they don't seem to find anything wrong with employing children to give you one example you know in many indian cities in aapl. families it's not unusual to see very young under age goods you know working as babysitters of coke's all or servants changing those mindset it's not easy now is this a problem that is mostly visible in rural areas and you just mentioned city so is it widespread is all over. when men want to come by all accounts the problem is unfortunately widespread both across rural and urban india but activists here say that much of child labor in india is really away from the skilled economy really in informal sectors you know like i grew cultures small factories producing you know clothing in brick kilns and you

but come to business asia monica jones of berlin good to have you with us and we're starting with saw. soybeans like the ones you see behind me help feed the world spot they could also be a sign of trouble on the horizon china is said to stockpile around 7000000 tons of american produced soybeans according to media reports and they were purchased as part of a truce in the trade conflict between beijing and washington last december normally they'd be used to feed chinese livestock a traders say china aims to store the soybeans a move that could mean that beijing is buckling down for a drawn out conflict with washington. all right china stockpiling soybeans is this a sign that it is also preparing for patrik to trade war with the united states let's hear listen to water the financial world europe is thinking about how common it was and joins me now at the franklin stock exchange come on do you think that this could mean that china isn't too optimistic about this trade war to be resolved any time soon. you know money because there is a lot of room of speculation here this is a very entra

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there isn't but when pharma faces charges of refusing to make way for the son of the eastern province monica and provincial minister ellen zimbra. so what do you want to do is go 229 and show me the 203 what do you what do you want to do me my land according to the information. and reach it has lived with i'm sittin it of losing their $1000000.00 investment in our packaging fic tree and located on the land in question. we are now in the peak time of our export program and it's been extremely distracting to have to deal with these matters all over again when this should not be happening at all. suffield coffee estate is one of the most productive farms in the country it is situated it is in but was a remote eastern corner close to the border with well somebody. is that size standards if anybody's to export produce around the world. this is awful i'm a paddle potted blonde established in 2050 and i'm really into next wanting about 1000 pounds before i will buy those 2 fronts despite the challenges that zimbabwe is facing but of late in the last 3 months on compile the coming here to define on

like a business asia monica jones and berlin good to have you with us and we're starting with some shocking news for europe's powerhouse germany my to be v gross engine of the european union but it is most important or its most important business a lagging far behind international growth rankings and you see released study by a service young concluded that the revenues of germany's top companies only increased by 1.2 percent on average while their counterparts in the us and asia of grown by over 10 percent a year only $44.00 of the world's $1000.00 biggest businesses are based in germany .

monica millerjoins me now from right here in singapore. you are there at singapore's port authority there and of course, we usually see a lot of container ships behind you some of year. is that a sense that the trade war is having an impact. it could. there is a container ship. there are signs with the slowdown of the global economy. and that has been costly on global markets. there was an issue with previous administrations. there are great security concerns over this. also, they have issues about once they backed down from this, china is not only in the us‘s says. india, earlier this month, while preferential treat and an agreement that they had which essentially means $6 billion work of goods that used to be exempt, are now going to be taxed. later today going to find out what president trump is going to do. he is going to increase tariffs due to military concerns. what happens at the two don't reach an agreement? possibly the us as it's ready to hit another $300 billion worth of goods if they don't like what they hear. you will be th

the road had not been removed resulting in bottlenecks as crowds were forced through narrow gaps says monica see here you would think that if the border is open they'd remove the containers remove everything so that it's really an open border. this is just another policy from the dictator majority a crazy policy because if you really want to open the border he would open it for vehicles through. the containers have been here since february they were put in place to prevent the opposition bringing in aid supplies mature oh so as a pretext for foreign military intervention. since then venezuela has remained in political deadlock president maduro has the support of the country's military and powerful allies in china and russia. but the head of the opposition plan why dole says he's the country's rightful leader and has been recognized as interim president by more than 50 countries including the u.s. and germany. it's not clear how long this crossing will remain open most of those here are traveling to colombia just for the day but the u.n. says that almost 4000000 venezuelans 15 percent of the

on chinese goods how likely is that why i guess when you talk to traders here on the trading floor monica not very likely at all they are monitoring all this latest development this very strong rhetoric between washington and beijing with great concern because some weeks ago yes there was some hope that a solution for this ongoing trade conflict can be found but when you take a look right now at the latest comments made by the u.s. president for even higher tears on china's products this does not seem to be a very good idea because we have to remember officially they are still talking you mentioned this a white paper that was released by the chinese government there stating in this paper that yes they are still willing to negotiate but on the other hand they are also ready for this trade war between the 2 countries or asian markets certainly don't seem too optimistic about that prospect they started the week in negative territory how's europe holding up. well we're seeing as a similar situation here happening on the european markets as well when you take a look at the blue chip index righ

quite a bit monica and you know there are 2 sides to this on the one hand the german industry leaders they've been quite vocal of their criticism of the german government coalition saying that it frittered away a lot of investment on what they call piecemeal social policy instead of concentrating on more ambitious agenda is like digitalisation that you mentioned there are corporate tax reform on the other hand it isn't it isn't so that they're glad to see the back of this coalition the prospect of new elections or the challenges of building a government what a lot of answer uncertainty for german industry at a time where they're already facing a lot of it so on the domestic level they don't know what the rise of the environmentalist greens will mean for them on the european level they're of course looking at bragg's that and the new european commission and on a global level they're looking at but multifaceted trade war that is led by washington so they really are operating in an environment of a lot of change political parameters and that's providing are plenty of fodder for a tense a

may to give rome a 2nd chance and not impose sanctions while monica according to several reports of the e.u. commission is likely to go ahead with the deficit procedure later today at the weekly meeting of e.u. commissions that's happening right now here in brussels and this was likely to be this or this would be the 1st of several steps in a long and complicated process that in theory in the end could end with hefty sanctions for italy however the decision to to sanction italy or to open formally open the deficit procedure would not be taken by the commission today this will be only a suggestion and it will be taken to the european council next month where finance ministers of the e.u. member states will have their final say on whether or not to go ahead with the procedure this could in the end end with a hefty fine but it's very unlikely that this will happen back in 201124 out of 28 member states were actually undergoing a deficit procedure and none of them got fined and in fact spain is the only country in the u. that is still on the list and it's likely to be taken off at the same

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stay with us for this and much more on business africa with monica jones i'll be back at the top of the hour thanks for cheating and. tell us a little. less experience a modern museum centered with her question cultural heritage foundation. here researchers are looking for answers in the $5000000.00 x. each object relates part of the history of mankind. cultural heritage family. treasure trove starts june 21st 2 w. . what secrets lie behind these money. find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating broad cultural heritage sites. including the d w world heritage 362 good to see. kenya is crying up a mountain of debt the east african countries are seeking a $750000000.00 loan from the wealth bank to invest in infrastructure projects while at the same time trying to reduce public debt. also coming up they crawl and fly and many of us find them on a thai saying that in 6 could soon be key in feeding a growing wealth population. welcome to the business africa. but to have you will. yes kenya has one of the fastest growing economies in east africa but to sustain growth it needs

an awful lot going on. 0ur reporter monica miller is live in singapore, home to one of the world's busiest ports. 6ood good to see you. just a recap on what china is saying ahead of these 620 talks? over the weekend, they had a very stern message in that state run newspaper saying they are willing to fight this to the end and that the us needs to drop tariffs if it wants to negotiate trade. however earlier today we heard from china's vice commerce minister and he was saying tariffs brought by certain countries will affect the world economy and that there is little room for many countries to work with a slowing down economy so a very clear message to the us that they are not going away anytime soon. clear message to the us that they are not going away anytime soonm the meantime, for southeast asian nations, they are really feeling the impact. you are probably in what should be one of the busiest pause in the world and they are seeing a real difference? they. the port authority here says every two to three minutes there is a ship bringing goods in and out of this area and they are deeply con

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insane bill clinton should've resigned during the monica lewinsky affair. >> she still calls hillary clinton a roll model. how she looks to follow in her mentors footsteps warmer time. to the top of the democratic ticket. >> was get right back to questions in a town hall. this one from sandy hockenberry. >> hi, senator. how do you plan if you the candidate to reach the voters that voted for obama twice and turned around in 2016 and would overturn? >> my plan for winning over all voters is to show up, listen, here what is on people's minds and fight for them. that is what i've done him whole career as a public servant and when i first ran for congress in 2006 my house district was a two to one republican district. for the first time my 24 points. doesn't i have had three senate races in 2010, 12 and 18 and in those three races i have the highest vote total of the history of the state is 72%, higher than president obama, higher than hillary clinton and higher than any person ran for senate or government ever prayed the last election i 118 counties that run for president trump i believe

do they list torn you or monica, my co-host? i said, it's 50/50. she said, okay, but that's why they started listening? i said initially i think they started lis listening because ty knew me and not monica. she said, why? i said because i'm famous. she said you're famous?! i said, yeah, that's why i'm on tv and people take pictures of us. and she goes, does mom know?! ( laughter ) and i go, honey, mom's more famous than dad. and she goes, mom's famous, too?! and i was, like, what is happening right now? she understands how we're making a living but this word "famous" was its own thing. like at kindergarten, i guess we were all of a sudden taylor swift or something. very weird, though, right? >> stephen: no, that's reasonable response for a child. >> okay. >> stephen: because famousness t assumed she was aware of that yet. >> stephen: because if you think about it, it's a weird thing to be. famous is a weird thing to be. >> it's a very b bizarre thing o be. >> stephen: because once you, are it doesn't require action on your behalf, you just are. >>

. >> monica! >> monica! yay! >> how are you? [indistinct conversations] >> thank you. sen. klobuchar: thank you. sen. klobuchar: thank you so much. >> you have the numbers. there you go. thank you.har: son, drink,katie's and i also went to iowa state university. can we get a picture together? [indistinct conversations] >> [laughs] no. >> i do not. sen. booker: how are you all doing today? >> fine, fine. [indistinct conversations] >> thank you again for coming out. vice chair of the dnc. i am grateful for your leadership. [indiscernible] sen. booker: yeah, yeah. >> you did a great job. whatever happens here, you know -- troy: welcome to the iowa democratic party leadership hall of fame celebration. the idpise and join veterans conference chair ron healey in the pledge of allegiance. [indistinct conversations] ron: good evening. of my brothers and , in honor of them, i this great nation. military, present arms. i pledge allegiance to the flag of this united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justic

the revolution and the party believes these divisions have always been there monica but what's significant now is that it's more in the open ended before the shoot out thing. holder only able to keep it under covered until after the she was out and that's when everything came out and that's going on right now whether we got a big difference between all sides you know right now as a coalition much weaker than when they really started back when the process started in december nobody knew of the number of professional patient when they formed the coalition it was known that they were for the suppression of the situation which is eating. the calls and they're going to vision for the protest and they go the other political parties. come back to sudan after the show i was ousted and there. are now you know the activists who have always supported the change in the call for change and now they're they've lost their main card which were the protesters in front of the army headquarters and they've been divided. because even organized the same level of street protests that they were able to come by b

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looks like santa monica in la. mid-90s. another popular spot, the water fountains in san jose. a lot of families taking kids just to soak in the water jets there. feels good. >> it cools me off just watching them. >> usually the parents watch the kids. >> did you notice today, they were in. >> it got plenty hot out there. this is an interesting note. as i show you sfo in the background, and this list is all record highs for the day. 100 degrees at sfo airport. that is the first time that it has ever hit 100 at sfo not in the month of september. so the hottest june day ever at sfo. and oakland, 98 downtown. san francisco hit 97. richmond, 94. half moon bay, nearly 90. santa rosa, 101. the coastal locations where the spots that broke records today. it was very hot. overnight tonight, we will have a rather warm night. not the best sleeping weather. i would keep the windows open. but maybe not tonight. san francisco, 62. fairfield, 67. one more footnote on the heat, the first time san francisco eclipsed 95 degrees in the month of june downtown, it was nearly 11 years ago the last t

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monica caught the encounter with her cell phone from her backdoor. the coyotes appear to work together to corral the big cat and stop it from moving forward. >> i didn't feel threatened. i was just intrigued what was happening. it was obvious the coyotes were trying to protect something. >> reporter: the scene lasted about a minute. she stopped recording as the big cat was ready to pounce. >> as soon as it started to pounce, i panicked and shut the door. ended up shaking for about five, ten minutes. >> reporter: the mountain lion and coyotes treated into open space. but the next morning, the security cam captured this image, possibly the same mountain lion returning >> still around. >> reporter: mountain lion sightings are rare but not unusual. earlier this month there was a sight citing of a big cat in her neighborhood. >> this is their country. >> reporter: she downs she'll capture an encounter like this again. in los gatos. >> police are searching for a possible suspect after reports of gunfire today. abc7 news was in livermore this afternoon wher

manito provided those topics such as monica which has been the biggest. when anatole launched in 2010 it entered an already crowded market iranian media outlets broadcasting in exile. the 1st we will get on an immigration took place in the lead up to the 1979 revolution. mass protests against the shah his oppressive government and his brutal secret police the sock would bring him down. the popular uprising eventually coalesced behind the country's new leader ayatollah khomeini and in 1979 the islamic republic was born. many iranian immigrants ended up in los angeles which became a hub for persian media production in the eighty's after that wherever iranians were migrating to new media outlets were taking root the acts of t.v. of the eighty's was very raw it was very immediate so they were appealing to nostalgia literally yesterday or you know just last year a few years ago and they were also appealing to the sense of loss and unrooted ness that that folks were feeling as as new exiles their programming was mostly music and films and then some politics whe

john's hospital in santa monica reporting on the passing of farrah fawcett. but we were blindsided by the news that broke that afternoon. death of michael jackson. >> i want to e entertain people, bring some kind of joy, escapism, magic to the world ♪ just beat it beat it >> on one hand, you've got a legacy of music. "e.t." was actually on the set of michael's "beat it" music video. ♪ and then, you have the memory of a man tainted by controversy did michael molest young boys, neverland" documentary alleged >> every night that i was with him, there was abuse. >> we knew michael before the scandals. he was just 24 and extremely shy during our first interview in 1983. >> and i'm just now beginning to enjoy friendship which is new for me. >> friendship? >> yes. >> with ladies? >> yeah, oh yeah. >> five years later, our mary hart was with the king of pop as he rehearsed for his "bad" concert tour. 11 uniformed cops kept a close eye on michael. his preshow ritual? a prayer circle that turned into a battle cry. by 2003, much had changed not only michael's look,

we can cross to our correspondent jackson monica -- jasper mortimer. can you tell me more about the significance of the trial? actually had a very limited view of what was going on. i was in a hotel across the road from the presidential palace, but that was frightening enough. and fighterullets pilots breaking the sound barrier over our heads. ra is importantka for many reasons. 140 people were killed here in ankara. more blood was shed here then in stemple -- istanbul. here is where the chief -- now the minister of defense, was kidnapped. he heard something untoward was going on at an air brace -- airbase north of ankara. he said what is going on here and they held him against his will. he was only released after the coup failed. also, people sentenced to multiple life imprisonment are couple hours ago. foremost among them is a general who was commander of the air force and allegedly the master plotter of the attempt. ankara was where one of the pilots flying around that night got the coordinates to attack and said to the air traffic control tower, th

Él sÓlo puede trabajar unas pocas horas a la semana vendiendo boletos en el muelle de santa mÓnica trabajar en las pelÍculas de hollywood . la posible separaciÓn familiar es lo que mÁs en le angustia. >> estado pensando mucho en ellos.ellos estaban aquÍ. separando los siento que es injusto.. pero quÉ historia. santiago pasa hospitalizado entre cuatro y cinco veces al aÑo y son sus padres quienes estÁn a su lado las 24 horas del dÍa. ahora su mayor temor es que los agentes de migraciÓn los arresten en su cita de octubre y los reporten a mÉxico. >> estaremos pendientes a este caso. hoy nos despedimos con lo nuevo del cantautor tommy torres . dura tres minutos y es otra primicia de impacto. hasta maqana!!que lo disfruten.. impacto. otra primicia de impacto. que lo disfruten.. enrique: gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche del 6 de junio. mientras el presidente jimmy morales lo diga pÚblicamente, militares estadounidenses llegan a guatemala por un acuerdo migratorio con la administraciÓn trump. se intensifican los operativos para detener a personas que tienen orden de deportaciÓn

the player takes a shot, monica tries to defend, inadvertently, knocks in and it's their own goal. not that, it's a game-winning goal as australia beats brazil, 3-2. as i said, the consecutive day that's happened. you can imagine the sharks, the giants, the a's, the id pulling state warriors. that has happened in other cities to in st. louis last night, they wot the clubhouse for the st. louis cardinals as they were watching the final seconds of the blues victory. check this out. >> let's go blues. the st. louis baseball cardinals pulling for the blues to when their first-ever stanley cup. now, you remember a month or so ago. she had the photographer right there. called a press conference the next day to talk about it. today, -- that's pretty wild. i mean whoever throughout that first pitch. she tried to do it underhand. the photographer, johnny on the spot, ready to go. he learned. that's the sporting line up. >> thank you for being with us tonight. >> good night everyone. we will see you over on ktvu plus tomorrow night. howard's capsule should be reentering the atmosphere any mi

ourselves i was thinking of the other thing you saw on this one of the things you monica and you listen to michelle golland let's go to the berries with a look at how much or less what i was unless i were. the chemical i could lose a shot at on a little rosie with a quarter of a little there is. not totally sure how to write it all right interventions it's a look at it. look at number one most of africa have also developed very scenario dramatic that is what i think. they want the money out of. the telling was clear i. was going to. be. and i may have to clean mankind so much in the control of like when you begin a little. tiny had to one hand the number who sort of wait for it and. know what kind of a mouth you can discern and modify and. have a freeway feeling there with the freeway. and to measure us. the idea will not want to. see it out in a can all about you he said of one of. the cabinet afrikan what can i get a crowd. you know but you can have a. car for a. car culture. car a hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon to let oh it's. a lifestyle you're a. little. 13 strong. fo

source or danny montero and monica francisco the mary-alice friends and are all members of peace all the party for socialism and liberty. they have vowed to continue my realist struggle for more inclusiveness embryo's politics. this is the office of recently elected state deputy source of. peace all has a track record of challenging corruption in rio's politics and its members think that the killing of mariella could have been part of a wider attempt to silence their party. so here you go must say. it isn't listed here as if it is nice is sheer. work for bill saw isn't just see out this is a group we saw shake eyes on the you know what is a are. both. paths stand wise and humiliation in their suppliers are gone very. peaceful as a small party on the far left but it often punches above its weight another investigation into wrongdoing in the city's public transport system also led to arrests. but despite the efforts the power of various militias remains unchecked. dark is now barsh to move in but as you know. more about you out if they're out you need. she was for the oss if bamma wish

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. >> reporter: monica wasn't just watching it, but living it when she heard strange sounds coming from her back yard in the foothills of los gatos. >> just after 7:00 i heard growling with the yipping of the coyotes. >> reporter: this is what she saw. two coyotes caught in a tense standoff with a mountain lion. she caught the encounter from the cell phone with the back door. watch as the coyotes appear to work together to corral the big cat and stop it from moving forward. >> i was pretty calm about it because i didn't feel threatened. i was intrigued what was happening. it was obvious the coyotes were trying to protect something. was ready to pounce. as soon as it started to pounce, that's when i panicked and shut the door, ended up shaking for about ten minutes. >> reporter: the mountain lion and coyotes -- possibly the same mountain lion returning. >> still around. >> reporter: mountain lion sightings are rare but not unusual. earlier this month there was a citing of a big cat. she doubts she'll ever capture an encounter like this again but she'll be ready just in case. cornell barn

monica stopped recording just as the big cat was ready to pounce. >> as soon as it started to pounce, that's when i panicked and shut the door. ended upped shaking for about five, ten minutes. >> reporter: the mountain liu lion and coyotes retreated into open space, but the next morning the security camera captured this image. possibly the same mountain lion returning. >> still around. >> reporter: mountain lion sightings are rare, but not unusual in these foothills. earlier this month there was a sighting of a big cat in monica's neighborhood. >> this is their country. we hedl ever capture an encounter like this again, but she'll be ready just in case. in los gatos, abc7 news. >> all right, so what doot approac t feeding or withrun. you look like prey. you make yourself bigger. don't crouch or bend over. for more tips go to abc7news.com where we have video with these tips as well as more. >> well, some kids in san francisco are spending part of their summer at the pool. more than 100 kids ages 5 to 9 are participating in a four-day water safety camp organized by the boys and girls cl

danny and monica the newly elected state legislators are joined by tell you via picture on a realist federal deputies. they urged the crowd to keep up the pressure for the investigation to continue but yet it was true of course so the only point eat. eat poorly is. all still the bottle. he sure was mad his ego. at least you know what it was the think that he just passed. did you feel you came enjoyed. it's an emotional event for the crowd and speakers alike many you knew mariella personally and they're determined to continue her legacy. oh. their facebook a place that you couldn't believe but yet you. go on. to mariella supporters my guess cannibal song has become an anthem to justice. the will lose your. must lose lose will close. this will. not there are still many unanswered questions about the assassination of money out of franco especially who may ultimately have been behind it. against a background of widening divisions in brazil the authorities must prove that they're serious about solving her murder until they do the mistrust and cya teams will only continue to grow. as gover

monica goldste n wased the new ceo. she has been serving as interim ceo for the past 11 months. she was appointed to thatsi poon after former ceo kevin maxwell decided to step down afofer years controversy. under maxwell's le ership, the school board was divided. the system lost millions in federal head start funding and was entangled in a graduation rate scandal that led to state oversight of the system. the county school system is in teed of stability. it had some eigh leaders in the last 20 years. goldson was among 20 nationaldi ctes the selection process lasted a year and a half. she awares of precedent she's setting. >> to serve a district i was a student in and to get to this point is amazing. i never thought in my wildest dreams that today was probable. >> reporter: now the board of education has to approve this nomination. the county executives is sing she's hoping to have all of this tied up in the next few weeks. >> eight minutes after 4: a.m. now. d.c. police credit the man to his sneakers. investigators say 33-year-old le romeo co targeted at least five homes in the

manito provided those topics such as monica which has been the biggest. when anatole launched in 2010 it entered an already crowded market iranian media outlets broadcasting in exile. the 1st we will get on an immigration took place in the lead up to the 1979 revolution. mass protests against the shah his oppressive government and his brutal secret police the savak would bring him down. the popular uprising eventually coalesced behind the country's new leader ayatollah khomeini and in 1979 the islamic republic was born. many iranian immigrants ended up in los angeles which became a hub for persian media production in the eighty's after that wherever iranians were migrating to new media outlets were taking root the acts of t.v. of the eighty's was very raw it was very immediate so they were appealing to nostalgia literally yesterday or you know just last year a few years ago and they were also appealing to the sense of loss and unrooted ness that that folks were feeling as as new exiles their programming was mostly music and films and then some politics wh