consulate and then he s followed by a young woman. police say that they got inside just after 1:00 on monday morning. they broke into the consulate general of the republic of indonesia here on east 68th street between fifth and madison avenues, opening an unlocked door, taking their pickup, whatever was inside. in the surveillance, you can see the suspects walking through the building, and when they walked out just after 1:00 monday morning, they walked out with bottles of vodka, a a 2004 tan honda odyssey minivan. they used that as their get- away car according to police. now, one of the functions of the consulate here is to issue visas to indonesiaian citizens. no word if there was any sensitive information on that tablet that was stolen, but police say the 2004 honda odyssey van that they were traveling in an used as a get- away car has diplomatic plates. van, and, of course, these two suspects this morning. live on the upper eefs, magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. thank you.
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Emerging market stocks and currencies
were mostly little changed on Tuesday as investors geared up for
inflation readings from across the globe for guidance on
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Emerging market stocks and currencies remained stable as investors awaited global inflation data and South Africa's elections. The South African rand strengthened, anticipating potential coalitions despite policy uncertainties. Meanwhile, other developing currencies edged up ahead of the U.S. inflation report, and Zambia's debt restructuring saw significant acceptance.