to end the occupation of cyprus? >> let me take the second question first. this is ultimately a negotiation between cypriots. turkish cypriots and greek cypriots. the good news is you have two leaders who seem genuinely committed to finding compromises and an approach to serve both their peoples. if, in fact, you can see a meeting of the minds between them, then the issue will be can we make sure that all of us, the international community, turkey, greece, the united states, support that agreement in a way that can be ratified by both sides? and we've invested a lot of time. vice president biden's been actively involved in this. we are encouraged by the progress that's been made. i think there's a window in the next few weeks, months, where this issue was actually resolved. i think if we can find an equitable solution, it won't provide 100% of what either side wants. there may be some mechanisms for a transition from status quo to the future that both sides envision but i think it's achievable and we're going to do e

we had a 40% share in cyprus, we bank 83% of all cypriots. that is our core market, we have to make sure that works. we serve in a modest bank in the 1974 since 19 -- the emigrant trinity, there is an opportunity to serve small businesses and we will pursue those. that is a prong -- two prong strategy. do something in the u.k. for business. ona: let's get your thoughts what this means to the global economy. we have seen donald trump being elected. do you expect a role bank of banking regulation in the u.s. as a result? does that have implications that -- for the bank regulation generally? guest: it is hard to tell. there are more opinions in our -- then there are people what will happen with the trump presidency. there is a uestion mark over continued globalization and the continued march toward more capitalist liquidity. we will have to address it not just because of trump's presidency but because the world is beginning to become overregulated. yousef: the italy elections and across the continent, you see those moving in the same direction a

and of course, we have discussed the cyprus issue. the need to find a fair and viable solution on the basis of u.n. resolutions, and the compatible with the fact that cyprus is an e.u. member state. we have therefore expressed our support to the very important, critical bicommunal talks which are under way. tomorrow, i will be meeting the president in athens. we need to be very careful at this very critical point in relation to these talks because important issues are still pending. our objective is to achieve a solution that will benefit all of the sip rcypriots and a solu that will be confidence building on the island. this, in our view, cannot happen without the departure of the occupation army and without doing away with the obsolete system of gaer tuarantees. before i conclude, i would like to once more thank president obama for opting to visit our country. i would like to remember the words of another important president who in the previous century had to fight in order to deal with challenges similar to the current ones, securi

bank of cyprus, the nation for the largest number, is applying for a standard listing on the stock exchange. that is to tap a broader pull of removing yourself from the athens stock exchange, coming instead to london, is this a vote of confidence in london as a financial center? >> unquestionably. we said we need to disassociate with athens. we have no business interests there. it is important that cyprus, which is in its executive growth positionededs to be as an investment opportunity isarate to this, and london one of the greatest copper markets. providers need its resources, and this is going to help. anna: it will remain so. john: yes. when he to address london separate to what the united -- wem is going to do need to address london separate to what the united kingdom is going to do. francine: executives were arrested, allegedly involved in a million-dollar fraud. did the press conference say? >> we got more detail on the charges, one former valiant we have reported the prosecutors have looked at eant senior val executives, but we obviously did not see charges for them today. there wer

anna: the bank of cyprus, the nation's for the largest number, is applying for a standard listing on the stock exchange. that is to tap a broader pull of investors and removing yourself from the athens stock exchange, coming instead to london, is this a vote of confidence in london as a financial center? john: unquestionably. we said we need to disassociate with athens. we have no business interests there. greece is going through its own challenges. it is important that cyprus, which is in its seventh executive growth quarter, needs to be positioned as an investment opportunity separate to this, and london is one of the greatest copper markets. it is where the providers need its resources, and this is going to help. anna: it will remain so. john: yes. when he to address london separate to what the united kingdom is going to do -- we need to address london separate to what the united kingdom is going to do. vonnie: executives were arrested, allegedly involved in a multimillion dollar fraud and kickback scheme. what did the press conference say? drew: we got more detail on the charges,

prompted the evacuation of thousands of people.the government received offers of help from greece, cyprus, croatia, turkey and russia to fight the blazes a local trainer seems to have a way with dogs.up next: find out the secret to his success .. and why he doesn't want you if youpend anytime strolling through riverworen brady street-- perhaps you've seenhim. steven dickerson is often walking through neighborhoods with as many as seven remarkably well- behaved dogs. they are focused entirely on him, healing, listening for his commands. is something of an urban dog whisperer--- but don't tell anyone i used that term. the images on steven dickerson's facebook page caught our eye. there are a few pictures of steven--- but most of the images are of this dog trainer's pack of perfectly behaved pooches. the dogs are out on city streets--- sometimes with untethered leashes--- just hanging out-- seemingly unfazed by the city of distractions that surrounds them. sammie gingras--- who works at pet supply in glendale-- sees steven in action all the time.sammie 15:56:49 oh he's fantastic! he was raig

anna: the bank of cyprus, the for the largest number, is applying for a standard listing on the stock exchange. that is to tap a broader pull of investors and removing yourself from the athens stock exchange, coming instead to london, is this a vote of confidence in london as a financial center? john: unquestionably. we said we need to disassociate with athens. we have no business interests there. greece is going through its own challenges. it is important that cyprus, which is in its seventh executive growth quarter, needs to be positioned as an investment opportunity separate to this, and london is one of the greatest copper markets. it is where the providers need its resources and this is going , to help. anna: it will remain so. john: yes. when he to address london separate to what the united kingdom is going to do -- we need to address london separate to what the united kingdom is going to do. vonnie: executives were arrested, allegedly involved in a multimillion dollar fraud and kickback scheme. what did the press conference say? drew: we got more detail on the charges, one form

>>> all right thank you one burning home the fire started at the cyprus street home four people were living there one firefighter suffered a minor back injury, but is expected to be okay the cause is now under investigation. >>> chaos in cambridge the wild scene over 1,000 people fled a local mall police are forced to break out the pepper spray. >>> ahead tearful testimony as a state trooper breaks down on the witness stand as he faces charged in a deadly drunk driving case. news as the state gets rid of toll booths on the pike. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get things done. and she made it possible for ben and for me to have a family just like any other family. that's part of the reason that she got involved in public service, san . >>> a celebrity appearance turned into chaos, more than 1,000 people filled the mall helping to see the rapper designer jaylen brown people started shoving each

air support has come from russia, turkey, italy and cyprus. >>> 2016 has2016 has claimed the life of another hollywood star. longtime television actor ron glass has died. ron glass start in countless television shows including "barney miller." his agent said he died last night at his home in los angeles. he was 71 years old. >>> a hunter became the hunted friday in the everglades. police say the man was hunting when he was bitten by an alligator. the bite left a 10-inch gash on his side but he is expected to be okay. is time for weather. >> i heard you talking about the possibility of a cold front. >> yes, we are tracking a cold front across the bay area. don't get pretty excited if you are hoping for a big blast of cold air. this one will be a little more subtle. let me show you this gorgeous time lapse from sarasota. we sought mostly sunny skies today. at times some clouds making way for a gorgeous sunset tonight. it was a warm one today, 81 81 was the high. the average is 76. we were above average but by tomorrow morning those temperatures are going to be dropping. current reading

it is important that cyprus, which is in its seventh executive growth quarter, needs to be positioned as an investment opportunity separate to the historic association to greece, and london is one of the greatest capital markets. it is where the providers need its resources, and this is going to help. anna: it will remain so. john: yes. i think the conversation about brexit get confused. we need to address london separate to what the united kingdom is going to do. we're positive on the city. vonnie: former valeant executives were arrested, allegedly involved in a multimillion dollar fraud and kickback scheme. there is a press conference. what did he say? drew: we got more detail on the charges that are being filed here, against one former valeant executive and we have reported the prosecutors have looked at some senior valeant executives, howard schiller and mike pearson , the former ceo and cfo, but we obviously did not see charges for them today. there were no charges against the company. those two things are probably good news for valeant, though not out of the woods yet. >> volksw

we are in the eastern mediterranean, somewhere off syria, lebanon, and cyprus. exactly where we are is unclear. it's a military secret. germany's augsburg frigate is back at sea. it's objective -- to protect the french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle. >> yes, it's a combat mission. fighter jets regularly take off from the french aircraft carrier to attack daesh terrorists in iraq and syria. and we're supporting this operation by protecting the carrier and ensuring its safety. >> the augsburg was brought into service towards the end of the cold war. it's specially equipped to track submarines. but times change, and so has this frigate. it's now capable of launching anti-aircraft and anti-ship missiles. but the biggest threat is posed by speedboats armed with explosives. that is why the augsburg's crew regularly runs practice drills. >> signal for the speedboat alarm. >> in this exercise, a speedboat is approaching, but it's not responding to the augsburg's numerous warnings. >> our weapons are locked on you. it turned away immediately -- turned away immediatel

cyprus, russia, italy and other countries are assisting the israeli firefighters with equipment as the fires continue. >> for more we can go to israel. our correspondent is standing by. dramatic scenes in israel's third largest city. what is the latest information you have? >> tonight, we know that large areas of haifa are without power. 75,000 residents have been evacuated. dozens of homes have been burned. and firefighters for the third day are battling these flames. it is unprecedented to see fires inside haifa. there have been fires in israel before but not inside the city. there are also fires here near jerusalem. not far, the main road between tel aviv and jerusalem was closed. it is a wooded area and thousands of acres of trees have gone up in flames. and there was a fear that gas stationin they are pretty tried to protect because that whole area could go up. what is the cause of all this? partly the weather. it is very tinder dry at the moment. these wild winds spread the fire everywhere very quickly. it goes up like that. but there is a suggestion from the security services th

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which broke the story reports one of rose's sisters had her body whisked away from the crematorium at cyprus lawn. then her body was ordered back to the cemetery and ordered an autopsy against the wishes of the other sister, theresa, the magazine reports. now reportedly in the hospital. he was supposedly acting erractically.. and taken in for a psychiatric evaluation. it comes just a day after pulling the plug on his saint pablo tour. "get ready, get ready, cause the show's over" this scene happened saturday in sacramento -- when west abruptly ended his concert after just 3 songs. >>> things are not looking good for kanye west. he has been hospitalized. saturday west abruptly ended a concert after three song, then canceled a concert sunday night with virtually no notice along with 20 more show dates. refunds are being offer. >>> at 4:43, more than a 100 horses found on property. now why they are facing eviction. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, violating several laws. but kpix five's cate cauguiran shows us - repairs of any kind require moving more than a hundred animals. sot:* *cover with vo * it's not somet

greece, turkey, cyprus, italy. israel is in a tough spot. we know that. they have been in a tough to the for a long time. we have seen the big city haitha as well as the religious farming community that are settlement community. it's not outside the realm of possibility to realize some of those community were in areas once flynn controlled, and it's as tinder box. no pun intended. >> president obama says he would love to make an israel palestine deal to help. what do you think? could the trumps achieve that? >> it is certainly something that i would like to see. and i think many people would like to see. kirshekirshner. his far it was a real estate developer. and being an american jew, america is looking to america to set a new tone of strength and hem. we send massive aid and relief efforts all over the world. let's make this whole world great again. so i think in keeping with make america greats again. i think for president-elect trump to do that with his son-in-law would be great for everyone. gregg: prime minister netanyahu said he's looking forward t

cybersecurity, the issue of cyprus to issue of cyprus could is raised and discussed in each of these hearings. the government is never going to be big enough to the manpower and the resources to address all of these challenges as they come up, which is why it is important, why i'm grateful with industry here today to discuss this with us because they must take the lead. recent attacks present a unique opportunity to examine the scope of the threats and the vulnerabilities presented by connected devices and learn how stakeholders are considering these risks throughout the supply chain as well as a consumers are responding in the market. we have learned about a number of best practices, standard-setting projects that are ongoing with various groups. it's an exciting time in the growth of any connected device, the growth of the internet of things. it is really going to be life-changing for come in so many industries but we also need to be -- need leadership about address these real challenges. again about to welcome our witnesses and i am pleased to yield the balance of my time to the g

- look, so many companies gaining bids here that i would have to tell you you would be nuts to sell cyprus but so far it's a bride's made, an bride. how about sammy in north carolina? sammy? >> caller: boo-yah to you jim. >> go pack. >> caller: i have a question with you regarding my major food supplier, u.s. foods, usfd. >> no, no, no. listen to me. that's a tar heel. you want a wolf pack, go with cisco. dynami dynamite quarter. and bob in florida. bob? >> caller: boo-yah. >> hit me. >> caller: listen, man, first of all, thank you so much for everything you do. i really appreciate it. >> of course. a >> caller: my interest tonight is symbol rdwc. >> no, i'll take halliburton but no deep water.c. >> no, i'll take halliburton but no deep water. that is the end of the lightning round. >> lightning round sponsored by td ameritrade. oh. what's with the dog-sized horse? i'm crazy stressed trying to figure out this complex trade so i brought in my comfort pony, warren, to help me deal. isn't that right warren? well, you could get support from thinkorswim's in-app chat. it lets you chat and share

only cyprus and greece are higher. these are things to keep in mind as we head toward that referendum. us, think on security is still speaking with us. this is a fascination like we talk about with the data. it is rising to its highest level in over two years. obviously, political risk is back. how big of a deal is that? bob: interest costs go up and that is what we just talked about. we are seeing that in italy. is they have no control over monetary policy, not much but stability in terms of fiscal policy. this is the markets way of reacting to the political risk. it often shows up in the bomb market. -- bond market. so far, it is a concentrated issue. we have not seen the spread out and spain, portugal and other countries. this is localized to italy. the question will be after the brexit vote if we know what referendum is working in italy. scarlet: there is political risk to deal with in france. the spread between french and german debt. this would be a lot higher if it weren't for the backstopping. bob: race for the

. -- bases in cyprus. the balance of power is changing. trump is concerned about the iran deal. he has to be careful on how to handle that because of the balance of power in the region is at play. many of our allies are nervous and don't know where he will go. china is rising, being assertive in the south and east china sea and he needs to deal with that. north korea will test him. kim jong un on is a wildcard and extremely dangerous, another problem. i think the key to counterbalance is stressful and we have not mentioned global warming, a mass effect two -- a massive threat he discounts altogether. i think the key is rebuilding alliances and reimagining them for the 21st century. i think we have to see whether they ascribe to the unilateral policies of the dick cheney wing of the republican party voiced their more and the george h.w. bush wing of the republican party, and might seek to build alliances as james baker did. and i think strength in america, i hope for the latter. host: let's go to willie in michigan, independent line. good morning. go ahead. guest: yes, my concern

they spend a lot of money on cyprus security and the question most board rooms are a spending all this money in a tommy i can still be hacked. why? because they can only get to a certain level so i think this is a national problem and there are solutions out there pet it comes back to the earlier statement if we don't fix this now something bad will happen then and a solution that none of us will be happy with. >> with us idiocy hack all of us imagine all of your e-mail's and recipes make their way into the of world's suicide from never reading e-mail again ever so what can private institutions do pdf. >> goes back to the statement in this case it is hard to protect against nation state hackers those have the skills. both the dnc in republican party today multi that we were hacked to with these two candidates have. the net loss for different reasons. and what was pushing for so they take and start to put together bus sector wide security. and thought there were eight or 10. so 7,000 banks. and with those separate entities. some mention of their environment could automatically tell othe

the one bit wa was when cyprus would quit the citizen tells the original version, if i was or was not persuaded. now you can find out english things even though they can't know the actual reasons. in your life today show the three phases. you have a youth where you train youth where you drink a little like when you're the most productive and a retirement afterwards. emulations have those same three phases that they can train a few copies and make many copies of those trainees so they can afford to put resources into training. if they are not rich when they retire, they can retire slow. emulations come in fast or slow and the cost of owning any malaysian is proportional dispute over a wide range. if you run 10 times slower you cost 10 times less. so emulations can retire at a slow speed. as soon as they retire the world around them start speaking up and they care about the stability of the civilization at that point. this range of which speed is proportional to cost probably goes up to a least a million times human speed. there's a huge range of speeds. they probably club in two classe

. >> sara: new this morning in brookline crews putting out house fire on cyprus street. they did that overnight and back of the house and damaged the second floor. one firefighter appeared to suffer minor injuries but there were no other reports of injury to people living in the house. crews are deal with water main break in boston. this happened in front of the boston college "t" stop. the water is now shut off but the -- there are crews in the area so you might want to avoid that part of commonwealth avenue. >> gene: brighton man held without bail after accused of killing man. man accused of killing during a drug deal. they used gps bracelet. it was a condition of his bail in the attempted murder case out in middlesex county. >> gene: georgetown police officer recovering at home and video from the scene on 95 north just before one -- just before route 133. this happened last night. police say the officers cruiser was parked with blue lights flashing when hit from behind. officer was treated and the driver of the other car was also treated for minor injuries. police are

we saw it in greece and cyprus and india. that comes outn of the g-20 summit november, 2014. dalio reflected on the election and said there was a good chance there would be a major reversal that would last a decade. do those analogues make sense to you? i think we are at a little point. , greatmpet economic team guys and this is the ronald reagan team. they will run the ronald reagan playbook but there is a difference. when ronald reagan was in office, interest rates are 20% and inflation was 13% and debt to gdp was 35%. interest rates of nowhere to go but down and bonds of nowhere to go but up, reagan piled on the debt but starting from a low level. donald trump will try to run the same playbook with nothing but headwinds. and inflation is nowhere to go but up. this is like reaganomics against the high school playbook. you'll get a different result. able -- you will be able to see where the ronald reagan dollar was. as soon as it comes up -- there, 1984 but the dollar is strengthening again. the potential to happen is there but because of the strong dollar it's unlikely. but

. -- bases in cyprus. the balance of power is changing in the region. trump is concerned about the iran deal. careful as toery how he handles that because the balance of power in the region is at play. many of our allies are nervous and don't know where he will go. china is rising, being assertive in the south china sea and east china sea and he has to deal with that. north korea is going to test him. ong un is a wildcard and extremely dangerous, another problem. i think the key to counterbalance is stressful and we have not mentioned global warming, a mass effect two discounts altogether. that's a massive threat that he -- global warming is a massive threat that he discounts altogether. i think the key is rebuilding alliances and reimagining them for the 21st century. i think we have to see whether they ascribe to the unilateral policies of the changed wing of the republican party voiced their more and the george h.w. bush link of the republican -- wing of the republican party, and might seek to build alliances as james baker did in the first gulf war.