greenery the two together well in singapore. the talent from around the world could be created by a man made waterfall cascading down from a heel made of steel reinforced concrete. complete with pumpkin fall. everything can be slippery. so lovely it looks real. resetting and come to think it but let's cut across the south pacific nasa's taken him around to the iowa living room. on every monday wexford conservation fund out to cali my sis into a room with a second chance to make ck. you are. welcome to my getting real money the child safe and placed the most comfortable couch the pace. we thought that he gets to see tia it i'm not that into his kitchen when i was around tinto took you so it is honey in madrid and now across my house. only stole the paintings were done and i'm nocturnal. well my mom in the very talented. which lead to tell them about the ski champion. i hate. i need it. my son inherited his artistic skills. i'm not in a way that is already in the valley. i am. my model checked into the spokes to me so i have the p

singapore. glittering metropolis. laboratory for a green future more than fine the deer population is growing. he says in short supply. this state has an ambitious plan. he wants to transform the concrete jungle into the world's greenest city. the green can spread out. he stood straight up the green revolution in singapore is shooting skyward the government wants to turn high rise concrete into oxygen producing greenhouse the candidates both developers and gardeners alike because the state pays the costs. an entire sector is it so can you believe this vertical greenery the second time is a specialist or hanging gardens. with the goodies coming up close to each other. this little space for disease control and there's a lot of walls beings and that means a lot of my mental problem somewhat distraught moments dazs problems. you've had problems noise problems as the province because the law wasn't it. across the floating rates to keep me company. she has more green will be cared for by an automatic watering fertilizer sup

i scheduled singapore. enough red tag on the weather people are in actu west midlands to working to clean up after dozens of tornadoes hit the beach and the youngest son can wait gives us an update. yes catherine on sunday the us midwest had actually started to pour a tornado testing monday adding that the severe weather also unleashed a very large hail and damaging winds now i really rate was one of the hardest hit area. after she read the devastation conclude that the spinach people in the midwestern us are continuing the cost of the twenty oh eight is a good thing because the tornado set forth in their region seventy four tornadoes swept across the region on sunday when one in the city of the washington illinois home to the team thousand people a fastening systems on the winds of up to three hundred and twenty one km car the unusually he is on the top five dollars. this one was dangerous the fence they support the top speed of one critic lawmakers are to commission a leaking of course most of the nus but

well singapore's not really the west to worry it's about his age and as you can get it's certainly a very certainly a very developed country it's it's in the stunning success story over the past forty years you know everything works has got great health care a great education i mean i'm extremely happy living in singapore my kids love it my wife loves it we're keen on singapore now jim we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because coming right up we're going to have jim rogers sticking around with us and also when you come back w w j r d what would jim rogers do we'll follow up with the legendary investor and get his take on what he'd do with put in charge of the fed who should be pretty exciting also foreclosures are up from september in some cities one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing says big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their beh

well singapore's not really the west the world is about his age and as you say yeah it's certainly a very certainly a very developed country is it's an astonishing success story over the past forty years you know everything works has got great health care great education i mean i would really happy living in singapore my kids love it my wife loves it we're keen on singapore now jim we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because coming right up we're going to have jim rogers sticking around with us and also when you come back w w j r d what would jim rogers do we'll follow up with the legendary investor and get his take on what he'd do with put in charge of the thread who should be pretty exciting also foreclosures are up from september in some cities one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel curtis is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. for people who are saying the body has something to show everybody has. a person want to s

my kids love it my wife loves it we're keen on singapore now jim we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because coming right up we're going to have jim rogers sticking around with us and also when you come back w w j r d what would jim rogers do you will follow up with the legendary investor and get his take on what he'd do with put in charge of the fed who should be pretty exciting also foreclosures are up from september in some cities one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. wealthy british style. time. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. world. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future of coverage. well if i knew a little more like. ali i just felt like you know. i could have you with us here on our team toda

my kids love it my wife loves it we're keen on singapore now jim we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because coming right up we're going to have jim rogers sticking around with us and also when you come back w w j r d what would jim rogers do we'll follow up with the legendary investor and get his take on what he'd do with put in charge of the fed who should be pretty exciting also foreclosures are up from september in some cities one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. wealthy british style. time right. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. and we're back with more now from jim rogers now we've been talking about the modern day isn't big enough for long but the governor's mansion wouldn't be complete without a little rogers insight int

my kids love it my wife loves it we're keen on singapore now jim we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because coming right up we're going to have jim rogers sticking around with us and also when you come back w w j r d what would jim rogers do we'll follow up with the legendary investor and get his take on what he'd do with put in charge of the fed who should be pretty exciting also foreclosures are up from september in some cities one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. think. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. you . and we're back with more now from jim rogers now we've been talking about commodities and because i know not for long but the governor's vision wouldn't be complete without a little rogers insight into the fed which we

my kids love it my wife loves it we're keen on singapore now jim we have to take a quick break but don't go anywhere because coming right up we're going to have jim rogers sticking around with us and also when you come back w w j r d what would jim rogers do we'll follow up with the legendary investor and get his take on what he'd do with put in charge of the fed who should be pretty exciting also foreclosures are up from september in some cities one in every three hundred homes received a foreclosure filing last month is yours on the list rachel carson is not discussing today's big deal but as we had to break here's a quick look at some of today's closing numbers stick around. wealthy british style. time right. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report on our. and we're back with more now from jim rogers now we've been talking about the modern day is and not for long but the governor's mansion wouldn't be complete without a little rogers insight into the fed

it's not on singapore's high commissioner for talks on tuesday. prime minister and the foam on said is it true the allegations with this serious matter malaysian strongly rejects the courts. last week the surface that s really try to intercept the mobile phone communications and indonesia's president. many have responded by suspending military intelligence cooperation with australia less than a week that the us in afghanistan supposedly dream of long term security deal the two sides remain far apart. i was scared and reallnice posts to set the stage for some us troops remain in afghanistan long term. but as the u s official visit in kabul has said that unless he was signed quickly international forces might leave the country completely the world's most scientists have reports. new trading honeycomb night and us national security adviser susan rice exchange not miss the cheese. during rice's not mean visit to kabul on monday the key sticking point is to whine cause i should sign the bilateral security agreement. the deal won approval from the fruit

. >> singapore has huge income disparity. all of it can be concentrated in the top 10% of the population. we do see a lot of people taking two or three mortgages and having to pay up to 80% of their income every month just to service their debt. that is a lot. they might get into a lot of trouble. >> with interest rates very low, the 10th patient to invest large amounts of money is -- the temptation to invest large amounts of money is strong. the central bank acted in june to tighten conditions for borrowing. singapore currently stands at 134% of disposable income, four percent higher than it was in the u.s. before the crisis. see aelieve we will replication in singapore because highertem here has standards and we have not seen a subprime debt problem. the banks have a stronger set of criteria for choosing. >> but that has not stopped the growth in household debt, which is far out stripping the growth in income. the big fear is to "the and welcome health show" -- your weekly guide to the world of medicine. coming up, a techno

they play for teams in singapore and thailand. the first day of the course focused on training young players between the ages of 9 and 12. the instructor encouraged would-be coaches to stress the importance of acquiring skills and offer plenty of praise. tank zou what is one of the participants of the program. the former l-leaguer now plays in thailand. he says the training coach is ideal for future coaches like him. >> translator: i'm grateful that japan football association is providing this opportunity, and i'm glad i can attend. >> experts predict the number of japanese playing for asian soccer teams will continue to grow. >>> japan's finance minister had some words for the u.s. treasury secretary when they met. ron madison from the business team has more on this. ron? >> the stalemate last month in the u.s. congress is still pretty fresh on the minds on not just americans, but also officials around the world, so the two did have discussions on that. taro aso has urged secretary jack lew that he was relieved that the u.s. avoi

and singapore on monday six japanese players signed up to play for teams in singapore and thailand. the first day of the course focused on training young players between the ages of nine and while the instructor encouraged with the pooches to stress the importance of acquiring skills and offer plenty of praise. pretty cool to his ally is one of the participants of the training program the former ji leader who now plays in thailand he said the training course is ideal for future coaches like him today i'm grateful to keep and vocal association is providing its up to change and i'm glad i can attend experts predict the number of japanese planes creations continue to grow the teaching of japan's population is affecting almost every aspect of society. last year almost three hundred women age sixty five or older went to prison mostly for minor offences like shoplifting. although these women make up a tiny proportion of the population they have to change the reality of life behind bars. their second installed it on the issue of elderly women in prison. we'll look at what has been done out

that's under way in singapore. plus, the chinese vice premier continues her trip in america on the heels of beijing's latest reform pledges. we'll have a view on what it means for u.s.-china relations. and we'll be hearing from the ecb chief mario draghi. he's addressing a conference in berlin on industry and growth. >>> but first, we are just over an hour and five minutes into the trading day. european equities down again today. take a look at this shot of the dow jones stoxx 600. the ftse yesterday was down some 17 points and we're in the red again this morning. currently another 24 points, 0.3% lower. the xetra dax moving further away from the record high that we've been at, down 0.6%. this morning, france with the pmi numbers is off 1%. the ftse mib is down 0.3%, as well. a sharp move higher in treasury yields post the fed yesterday. 2.78% is where we stand. now, as far as currency markets are concerned, the dollar/yen has been the big mover, a four-month high of $100.63. euro/dollar, weaker this morning. back

singapore airlines making its last direct flight from new york, actually newark, to singapore this weekend because of high fuel prices, decreased demand. that is the longest nonstop commercial flight at 18 1/2 hours. is this a smart move or not? if you can't make money it's a smart move. >> $8800 ticket because it was an all business round trip. i think it's simple supply and demand. the idea of cocanning that many hours and taking a long nap sounds nice but they couldn't get enough to pay up for business class for a long flight. >> the cost. i took that flight -- not that flight but lived in sane go pore three years, used to take the flight from new york to frankfurt to singapore. it was great. singapore airlines is the one place on the world where you would want to be stuck for 18 -- i could sit on those planes for 30 hours. they are -- the food is so good, the people are so nice, the entertainment systems, the pods, you know, i'm surprised more people -- >> they were burning fuel to fly fuel. >> yeah. >> that is why it wasn't working. >> may the odds be ever in your favor, "hunger games

. >>> thai want signed an economic partnership agreement with singapore. the two signs signed a pact in singapore after about three years of negotiations. the deal will gradually scrap trade tariffs on all items except rice and certain other products. it would also free up trade and services and investments. taiwan's authorities hope to use the latest accord to exchange economic exchange with southeast asian countries. the authorities also hope the deal will be a stepping stone for entering the transpacific partnership. >>> let's check on the markets starting with currencies. investors are staying on the sidelines today ahead of the european central bank's policy announce: the euro is currently changing hands at 1.3510. analysts say many participants are expecting the central bank will keep its key rate unchanged this time. they're looking to see whether the ecb will give any hints about a near term rate cut. dollar ysh yen at 9868. london is down by .2%, seeing slight gains at this hour for frankfurt's market, while paris's cac 40 is declining by about .2

singapore is phone for the chinese population but there is a visible indian presence as well. they first came here in the 1800's and now make up some 8% of the population. i drew myself, my first grandfather came here in the 1930's in india. i speak to ganesh who runs a store here in ilonen ya. tell us about the buzz that you're feeling for this festival. >> the buzz, because tomorrow is the festival, it's going crazy over here. but the actual buzz started 33 days ago when we set up this temporary stall and people started shop for the past 33 days. >> you've had this stall for the past 33 years. >> yes. it's just increasing every year as the people are just come buying and more things for the festival. >> and what do you sell? show us some of what you sell. what are people buying specifically? >> this is an indian cant without this, there's no festival. so people are just crazy of buying this and it comes in a lot of different shapes and designs. and for the kids, sparkles is having very important. so they buy sparkles and then tomorrow night, they will be enjoying with this.

back to you, ross. >> sixuan, have a good evening in singapore. still to come, we have more from our exclusive interview with james gorman. what does he think of the tightening regulations on banks? those views, to come. opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> a recap of the headlines today, markets cheer fed chair nominee janet yellen as she reinforces her dovish reputation. economic numbers in the eurozone come in just flat in the fourth quarter. france and germany showing signs of a slowdown. the outlook is -- for cisco, warning on sales in emerging markets. >>> and the ceo and chairman of morg morgan stanley has been talking about the impact of the volcker rule on banks. >> keep the changes that are at the heart of the volcker rule before the volcker rule came along. because we thought that was the right thing for our particular busi

singapore to newark on singapore airlines clocked in at 19 hours, almost a full day in the air. it flew over the polar ice cap to get there. it was grounded because of profitability. the number of seats versus the price of jet fuel. it means the new record holder for the longest time in the air is atlanta to johannesburg on delta at a svelte 17 hours. >>> there is a new title to brag about. john and ann betar of fairfield, connecticut, are tonight celebrating their 81st wedding anniversary, earning them the unofficial title of the longest married couple in the united states. john is 102. ann is 98. they eloped in 1932 and 81 years of marriage means john learned to put the seat down during the hoover administration. congratulations to the betars of fairfield. >>> and remember that photo ringo took of the kids in the car during the beatles 'first u.s. visit back in '64? he wanted to know where they all were now. friday night they were with ringo backstage at his show in vegas bringing their lives as beatles fans full circle. they received billing on the marquee. 49 years of chasin

us, say that education is more important than growth, and it seems to me -- the size of country like singapore, but just having education but not a growing economy with all the right services is like a field of green approach. it doesn't amount to a hill of beans. you can be more productive and discontent, people might be -- particularly in the secondary sector. so seems to me that education is important, but has to be dovetailed into a whole complex of changes which accelerates our growth even beyond what we have had. so just saying, education should be -- is important, is not enough in my opinion, and if you look at singapore, they managed to export a lot. they turned outward, we turned inward in india. the loss of machinery and latest technology. they couldn't have use used that effectively because they didn't have the education. >> this a very ray economic book that essentially has a happy ending, a book how economic policies reduce policy if done right. you have some case studies to prove it. so for those of you who think of economics as a dismal science, here a chance to see economics as

the eighteen wheelers he saw some tv really time on line crop costs including the times of singapore on my seat and see well you are using the new media to provide timely and accurate information will help to dispel doubts. also restore the credibility of the judicial system. i put on them. chinese tennis of barney's direct action in sentosa platform for open as balcony only will cost ten dollars and make the first step towards transparency she's a baby today. a united nations wants committee has unanimously passed a resolution on the right to privacy in the digital age fifty five countries including france and russia could sponsor the resolution the third committee of the un general assembly deals with social humanitarian and cultural affairs the resolution says that the violence and based in deception by governments and companies might violate or abuse human rights. it calls for the un human rights commission to conduct an inquiry into the impact of mass digital snooping the resolution doesn't name any specific countries. but it was adopted by germany and brazil. these leaders was

. >> you have been studying singapore. how does it work? >> they have a system in which there's a mandatory 401 k. it's a savings plan and part of that savings plan you use for your own health so it is out of pocket. >> it is government run. employers and workers must contribute. >> they must contribute. it's your money. >> like the health savings account. >> it is also a health savings account and retirement account. you use that money and in three quarters of the healthcare expenses. when it is your money it is more careful. >> unlike america where we pay for 10 percent of the stuff directly three fourths of it consumer spends singapore they shop around. >> they also have a catastrophic health insurance plan which on the average costs 2 percent of the insurance bill. >> two percent. >> our plans are covering everything. >> the second principle they have is transparency. that is critical. transparency in price and transparency in outcome. >> they lower prices in singapore angio plast tee 13,000 dollars. united states 83,000. gastric bypass

i am a fan says gathered in singapore for an annual care to dress a meeting called costly festival. the festival organiser shaun sheahan says this type of performance art originates in japan. what is seen as a healthy activity throughout singapore in many other parts of the world while several squares for the convention hall in their costumes to strike a pose for the camera is only five of them are chosen as finalists to perform in front of professional counselors. two participants from indonesia acted as a battle between the hero and villain of the dup middle of the horizon they won over the hearts of the judges with their innovative use of technology that was incorporated into the story. recall seeing the state is very well then that's what makes cosplay the bom cost you. and at the moment when the technology iits. that brings out the correct in the mall. so i guess that this goes hand in and i mean when you have a good costume you have to present it with the winners get to split five hundred and sixty us dollars and receive round trip flight tickets to japan the zune. will you. d

since taiwan market on taiwan and singapore have signed agreement between singapore and the separate customs territory of taiwan called fourteen men and model an economic partnership falling three years of negotiations under the terms of the pact seem to correlate

location and our strategy of creating a new silk way indicate we should be working with railroad in singapore demonstrations in azerbaijan georgia turkey and south european countries the potential of the transportation corridor that runs through these countries will jaw after the just cause gonna be a new rail construction project is finished. the act south seaport has expanded the cars ah ka lok lrt rail link is completed and the boss for straight title is fully operational for purchase months no muscle weight as a potential gold mine about three billion people live along. that's why country's long and are spending huge amounts of money to modernize the transportation infrastructures comics and is planning to spend over sixty billion dollars through twenty twenty. the new customs regulation was introduced on the cars and chinese border is called the green corps or the one they wanted the newest passed straight through the control point within one hundred minutes. innovation is being introduced due to the fact that most of the fourth economic activity members practice deceit. for example hire

now also added a bit and worked well in hong kong and singapore. you can also work the chinese government but not that bad and some foreign countries. officials could only get the money when they retire. the chinese government could consider changing the time that officials could not get the money they need the money would not mean too much for that. now pointed out that now the wishes of most government officials are not very tight. not the reason they are involved in corruption and promote officials in china. the only way to get higher salaries to get promoted. with the process of slow and bureaucratic went to the fund that would be another way to encourage them to work well and discipline them out cover long campaign. you can find a different take on a long and difficult one cannot stop corruption at all. not that greedy human beings endless. whatever money the government and those officials. the corruption which will continue. like it or not any direct relation to the hive gallery and the integrity of government officials. one of singapore's ex

speaking exclusively to martin in singapore. he gave his view on what we know about china's reform plan. >> frankly, there are a lot of questions still to be answered as the communique coming out of the plenum is at a very general level. so be optimistic, it does lean towards more market oriented policies. it doesn't spell out all the policies. so we'll be having discussions where i hope to learn more about some of the specific policies. the tests are easy. the tests are -- you look at something like the shanghai free trade zone, they moved to open it. we'll see what the details are. it can't just be a banner. it has to be some details underneath. if it opened up markets like financial services and other things to competition. you look at where they move on curren currency. they have to move steadily in the right direction and continue to close the gap and ultimately we need to have a bull market. they're making progress, but they need to have steady, sustained progress and not moving back and forth. >> what did you make of what

even that singapore for instance achieve these are subsidiaries of swiss banks to really squeeze into too many respects and a number when the concrete will be saying is that even if the money crosses borders that doesn't necessarily cross between different backs it remains within wanted to teach bad debts was happy so there is no doubt the pressure from the un is made he is sunday from the unsweetened and that sweats and happens with many swedes think your stories with the decision depends from squeeze it onto their subsidiaries in the other i sit in this abyss between colton to fight against these type of shifting you need a noble action in the clashes between countries that we force or as he does too cool for a place for eight innings and at least grade parents ok wouldn't have to wait and see if the global leadership keeps you cool cover those that come from the london school of economics on the university of california berkeley thank you very much in a city that i'm speechless when i was going to wrap up this edition although the polls find that into you thanks a lot. a green praw

a lot of restaurants and other merchants that accept it quite a form of payment and then we flew to singapore the global financial hub and representative of china it's just become very interested in that point and singapore is this highly commercial area we wanted to see what the community there thought of bitcoin and how they were using it and getting involved what we found is that it's being used and adopted all over the place for all kinds of different. since you know more than anybody that the views on between are pretty broad but so are the reasons that people are using it right now you finance the project or organize the financing of the project car with a crowd funding platform and i believe you raise seventy two thousand dollars or something along those lines to get this project going and it's film and there is a sense the film has been made since you've come back because the story has been growing exponentially so i believe if i'm not wrong that the current volume per day is equaling the transactions of pay pal. equal now in bitcoin that's that's a huge benchmark that's been achieved

us, say that education is more important than growth, and it seems to me -- the size of country like singapore, but just having education but not a growing economy with all the right services is like a field of green approach. it doesn't amount to a hill of beans. you can be more productive and discontent, people might be -- particularly in the secondary sector. so seems to me that education is important, but has to be dovetailed into a whole complex of changes which accelerates our growth even beyond what we have had. so just saying, education should be -- is important, is not enough in my opinion, and if you look at singapore, they managed to export a lot. they turned outward, we turned inward in india. the loss of machinery and latest technology. they couldn't have use used that effectively because they didn't have the education. >> this a very ray economic book that essentially has a happy ending, a book how economic policies reduce policy if done right. you have some case studies to prove it. so for those of you who think of economics as a dismal science, here a chance to see economics as

global financial hub and representative of china it's just become very interested in that point and singapore is this highly commercial area we want to see what the community there thought of bitcoin and how they were using it and getting involved what we found is that it's being used and adopted all over the place for all kinds of different. since you know more than anybody that the views on big question are pretty broad but so are the reasons that people are using right now you finance the project or organize the financing of the project car with a crowd funding platform and i believe you raise seventy two thousand dollars or something along those lines to get this project going in its film and there is a sense the film has been made since you've come back a bit coy story has been growing exponentially so i believe if i'm not wrong that the current volume per day is equaling the transactions of pay pal. equal now in bitcoin that's that's a huge benchmark that's been achieved the adoption rate for bitcoin is similar to the i phone ok so this is just exploding it's one of the fastest adopted

global financial hub and representative of china has just become very interested in that point and singapore is this highly commercial area we wanted to see what the community there thought of big and how they were using it and getting involved what we found is that it's being used and adopted all over the place for all kinds of different reasons you know more than anybody that the views on between are pretty broad but some of the reasons that people are using it right now you finance the project or organize the financing of the project with a crowd funding platform and i believe you raise seventy two thousand dollars or something along those lines to get this project going and it's film and there is a sense the film has been made since you've come back. story has been growing exponentially so i believe if i'm not wrong that the current volume per day is equaling the transactions of pay pal. equal now in bitcoin that's that's a huge benchmark that's been achieved the adoption rate for bitcoin is now similar to the i phone ok so this is just exploding it's one of the fastest adopted technolog

global financial hub and representative of china it's just become very interested in that point and singapore is this highly commercial area we want to see what the community there thought of it quite and how they were using it and getting involved what we found is that it's being used and adopted all over the place for all kinds of different. since you know more than anybody that the views on between are pretty broad but so are the reasons that people are using right now you financed a project or organize the financing of the project car with a crowd funding platform and i believe you raised seventy two thousand dollars or something along those lines to get this project going in its film and there is a sense the film has been made since you've come back because the story has been growing exponentially so i believe if i'm not wrong that the current volume per day is equaling the transactions of pay pal. equal now in bitcoin that's that's a huge benchmark that's been achieved the adoption rate for bitcoin is now similar to the i phone ok so this is just exploding it's one of the fastest adopte

global financial hub and representative of china it's just become very interested in that point and singapore is this highly commercial area we want to see what the community there thought of bitcoin and how they were using it and getting involved what we found is that it's being used in adopted all over the place for all kinds of different. since you know more than anybody that the views on between are pretty broad but so are the reasons that people are using right now you financed a project or organize the financing of the project car with a crowd funding platform and i believe you raise seventy two thousand dollars or something along those lines to get this project going in its film and there is a sense the film has been made since you've come back bitcoin story has been growing exponentially so i believe if i'm not wrong that the current volume per day is equaling the transactions of pay pal. equal now in bitcoin that's that's a huge benchmark has been achieved the adoption rate for bitcoin is similar to the i phone ok so this is just exploding it's one of the fastest adopted technologies

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. >> i was trying to take care of the singapore lady. she was very scared. >> a 28-year-old lawyer in mumbai for a one-day seminar. >> i put her in my daughter's shoes and i thought if she would have been on a business trip alone and what would have happened? >> they took us out of the room, made us all lean on the wall and they were talking on the phone and they said, go away from the wall. >> all of a sudden they just shot those women, three women. >> and that young singapore girl, she was crying so loud that she knew they were being shot. it was terrible. i still hear her screams. >> and i was let's pray for those people and we started to pray. >> and we both raised our hands and read the same sura from the koran spoken for the dead so they were shocked, the terrorists. >> i said to my husband, they are going to kill us also. now is our turn. >> they said to go into the room. she said, no, let them shoot us here. i said, no, we don't go. you kill here. we leaned on the same wall. he said, no kill. you brothers. go in. >> and they left

the singapore health care story. coming up, my take on obamacare. ♪ ♪ john: all this talk about the obamacare website. this is the bigger problem. central planning which is what this is the rarely works well. the last thing you want to stress central planning what is our health care. central planning can work up a few throw enough money at it. most americans like the public schools. people like european trains, some like air france, as canadians like there single payer system. but over time central planning tends to break down. it took the soviet union 70 years to fail. socialism eventually failed. capitalism won the cold war, and now we are adopting the economic system. this is nuts. central planning appeals. >> to lower your premiums $2,500 per family per year. john: people want to believe that. we don't have time to read all of the details, but the president went to harvard. he and his experts must know how to manage health care better than the consing competition we have now. we chose the planners. but windy

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we'll start with li sixuan in singapore. thank you, ross. pretty much a risk on day for asian markets, expecting the fed to maintain a stimulus program. the nikkei 225 broke above the key 15,000 level for the first time since may, thanks to a weaker yen. heavyweight names like fast retailing and japan tobacco continued to gain traction. shares in china rallied on the host that beijing will release more detailed reform plans over the next week. stocks related to land reforms and national security are leading the gains. financials made a strong rebound. south korea's kospi ended higher by 2% and australia's asx 200 almost 1%. meanwhile, smfg clocked in strong gains. take a look at mainland insurers in hong kong. the company has the green light to issue 26 million convertible bonds in the mainland. shares rallied over 6% and other insurers gained over 3% today. back to you, ross. >> sixuan, for now, thank you. catch you later here in europe just over an hour and ten minutes into the trading day, having followed through with what's happened in t

. >> i was trying to take care of the young lady, the singapore lady because she was very squared. >> a 28-year-old lawyer was in mumbai for a one-day seminar. >> i put her in my daughter's shoes and i thought if she would have been on a business trip alone and what would have happened? >> they took us out of the room, made us all lean on the wall and they were talking on the phone and they said, go away from the wall. >> all of a sudden they just shot those women, three women. >> and that young singapore girl, she was crying so loud that she knew that they were being shot. it was terrible. i still hear her screams. >> and i was, let's pray for those people, and we started to pray. >> and we both raised our hands and read the same sura from the koran which is spoken for the dead, so they were shocked, the terrorists. >> i said to my husband, they are going to kill us also. now is our turn. >> they said to go into the room. she said, no, let them shoot us here. i said, no, we don't go. you kill here. we leaned on the same wall. and fahadulla said, no kill. you brothers. go in. >> and t

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target matches have been centered on a singapore basil legal betting syndicates. this is following an investigation by a british newspaper. >> that's a developing story we will cope track of for you. we have more from london. >> the football association has been kept in touch throughout this investigation by the new national crime agency. it makes clear this is not english premier matches. that had be the first concern, a huge global brand. that's the first thing people think about when they think of english football. they say they weren't contacted by police about this, which looks pretty clear that it's not a football league matter either. we are talking about non-league clubs. this is what happens, the match victors in singapore particularly targeting a low level of matches where they can manipulate more, where there is more opportunity, the players are not paid very much, and this is a chance and a hotbed for corruption. this is what's happened in this in to answer. it's not the first instance in english football. earlier this year, there was a non-league inci

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the singapore health care story. coming up, my take on obamacare. ♪ ♪ john: all this talk about the obamacare website. this is the bigger problem. central planning which is what this is the rarely works well. the last thing you want to stress central planning what is our health care. central planning can work up a few throw enough money at it. most americans like the public schools. people like european trains, some like air france, as canadians like there single payer system. but over time central planning tends to break down. it took the soviet union 70 years to fail. socialism eventually failed. capitalism won the cold war, and now we are adopting the economic system. this is nuts. central planning appeals. >> to lower your premiums $2,500 per family per year. john: people want to believe that. we don't have time to read all of the details, but the president went to harvard. he and his experts must know how to manage health care better than the confusing competition we have now. we chose the planners. but wind

, the drop off is dramatic. >> singapore went from having a policy of discouraging women from having more children to overnight switching to encouraging them to have more children. and in china, they get to a point where there are a lot of forces that are reducing fertility other than government policy. so this will lead to more children, but many people, you know, especially in the city, just know that the cost of educating your child and such, they don't want to have necessarily everyone having a second child. >> what do we -- first of all, what are labor through reeducation gaps and what does it mean that they are closing? >> the labor through education camps have been around since the late 1950s. and what they basically turned into is an opportunity for local officials to detain and arrest people without children for up to four years. and it's been a mechanism by which not only petty thieves and others can be put away, but also political dissidence and people who complain, petitioners who complain too loudly and cause problems for local officials. so they've had at least, somewhe

in singapore, the rules aren't particularly strict when it comes to changing one's identity. >> a man may be named like a super hero. he is a villain. >> jailed for using drugs and stealing. his name means batman son of superman, and he was sentenced to spend two years and nine months in jail in singapore. after this picture of was put online he became a social media sensation. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> hmm. >> thanks, guys, well done. [ applause ] >> jimmy: thought you were going to screw it up. >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: you were perfect on that one, guillermo. can you duo it one more time so we can hear it? >> guillermo: hmm. >> jimmy: this is interesting. gallop did a study, examines genderer use in the work place. they found that both men and women prefer a male boss. that has been the case every year for 60 years they have been doing the poll. the most recent study, 35% of empe employees prefer male bosses. 30%, prefer a female boss. the rest, can't tell which sex they are. if your two bosses meet, me or my wife,

britain is contributing 10 million pounds, and hms dary, currently deployed near singapore, with shortly be heading. eat towards the disaster zone, with further support from an raf, which will be a powerful help to the relief operation, and when it came to the brutal crimes of assad regime's against its people, we stood up for the right values in syria, and let's not pretend that syria would now be giving up its chemical weapons if we and our allies have looked the other way. britain is a country that has always been prepared to stand up for its values, and today, on armistice day, let us join together in paying tribute to all of this brave men and women across the generations who have given their lives for our safety and our freedom. [applause] four years, prime ministers have been coming to this banquet to talk about the big, global challenges facing britain and the west. traditionally, these have been about our security and our values, but today, the biggest challenge that we face is economic. it is about how we would assure a strong, sustained, and successful recovery that delivers f