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by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retirement products. that s why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. a day after agreeing to reach a cease-fire in syria within a week, world leaders met today to end the five-year civil war that has fueled europe s migrant crisis and may have cost half a million lives. diplomats from the united states, russia, turkey, saudi arabia, and iran are among those attending an annual security conference in munich, germany. secretary of state john kerry criticized russia for bombing raids during the past four months backing syrian president bashar al-assad, who the u.s. wants removed from power. the vast majority, in our opinion, of ....
save our lives. hundreds of refugees broke out of a detention area in greece, as the u.n. agrees to send migrants to turkey. bridge disaster. six construction officials under arrest in connection with the deadly collapse of an overpass in india, and hope of finding more survivors is failing presidential apology. the matter has caused a lot of frustration and confusion. for which i apologise on my behalf and on behalf of government south africa s president says he is sorry for using public money for improvements at his private home, but insists he did not act dishonestly good evening, i m antonio mora, this is al jazeera america s international newshour. tonight we begin in washington where the 22-day nuclear summit wrapped up a few hours ago. president barack obama spoke to the media and said the summit made progress on the main goal of keeping nuclear weapons out of hands of terrorist. but says more needs to be done. the 55 nations at the meetinga agreed. whi ....
london headquarters. i am francine lacqua. decision not to hike interest rates last thursday. morning that the euro may fall. let s get some quick reaction from andrew parry, he is head of equities. he manages 29 billion pounds in assets. thank you for joining us. andrew, your first quick thoughts. we disappointed that the fed did not take that window to hike rates? andrew: you can see in the markets reaction that everybody disappointed, even though it was expecting them to raise rates. how the markets reacted was a clear statement. that was the frustration. is the message that they are sending in the dumbest comment. is it the conditions that are worrying? francine: are you worried about china? a focus on m&a for example. andrew: we try to focus on the bottom up. statement,ays a economic start to admit as statistic. statistic. a broad direction of travel is important. that s what the market is reacting to with the fed. did they leave us hanging? thats been a long per ....
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this morning, the head of the aclu of south carolina calls the officer s actions an egregious use of force. classmates say the whole. started when the female student refused to put away her cell phone. the incident is downright difficult to watch. this cell phone video captured the moment a south carolina resource officer tossed a female student across a classroom monday. look again, here you sea the officer grab the girl, remove her from her chair and toss her across the room. i never seen anything so nasty looking, so sick. reporter: classmate tony robinson recorded the video. the officer had been called to the room to help escort the girl out because of disciplinary problems. robinson spoke exclusively to affiliate wltx. it s supposed to be somebody to protect us. not somebody that we need to be scared of or afraid. reporter: the incidents happened at spring valley high school in columbia. it started when the girl refused to put away her cell phone an leave t ....