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Stability mechanism said greece will be monitored more closely than other countries that have emerged from rescue programs in an interview with the german weekly desk . asserted that the eurozone crisis is over as greece prepares for the official end of its bailout program on monday but people in greece have seen little benefit in fact many are much worse off than ever before one in five are still unemployed and a slight economic growth is little comfort for those who saw their pensions trink to...

. the head of the european stability mechanism said greece will be monitored more closely than other countries that have emerged from rescue programs in an interview with the german weekly. leading asserted the eurozone crisis is over as greece prepares for the official end of its bailout program on monday but people in greece have seen little benefit in fact many are much worse off than ever before one in five are still unemployed and a slight economic growth is little comfort for those who saw...

>> self-trained. was she aware of the influence -- >> she could read music, yes. im telling you. >> ill believe you. ill believe you over the obituaries, trust me. >> okay. >> you spent a little time with her. was she aware of the influence she had beyond music, as a voice for civil rights, as a voice for feminism? >> yes, yes, she did. one thing that she did, which a lot of people dont know, she always paid into pensions for musicians. she always paid union wages. she paid above union wages. sh...

Longer get the lira is plunging practically by the minute. leaving the people of turkey to watch in despair as their currency nosedives president matter of tayyip erdogan holds the united states responsible his talk of a trade war albeit one he says turkey will win the mood on the streets though is left to find. this in the ticket i need to find is my childs education i dont know how im supposed to manage my pension is worth one thousand five hundred lire thats around two hundred dollars. ticket...

The political geographic center has shifted up to your home state in wisconsin. look at wisconsin, and pennsylvania. ohio. michigan. those are the states that elected donald trump, but wisconsin in particular seems to be searching for its political identity. will it continue to be a left of center state? or is it moving hard right? what are we going to see today in those primaries in your home state? >> i mean, scott walker is on the ballot, radioactive since he fwh won in 2010. a bunch of democ...

A correspondent for the details of the remaining and. has been beaten up by the police for obviously no reason they invoke arrest well thats obviously really quite unfortunate to hear but looking at the numbers why are these anti-government protests so important. theyre very important because these people are fighting corruption and theyre angry and demand that the government resign after continues attempts of weakening that efficiently and the state of low. density leave it plugged the head of ...

>> there is no one single issue. if overall theyre scared. >> fear is driving this. im not at all criticizing you. it is not a partisan issue to care with families. it should not be a partisan issue to care about health care and they dont even get prescription drug coverage. it should not be, that workers should not have to work beyond the age of 65. were not talking about people like us. look at the lives we have. were talking about people had assistant on their feet sxa ten hours a day. when d...

Like in 2000 -- right after 9/11, the fed massively lowered interest rates, which in turn, all the pension funds run the united states. they have a basic model. 6% return, theyll be able to pay the pensions in the end. but now they cant get yield, so they started chasing yield, and thats when these collateralized debt obligations, crazy things started happening. if they didnt get the yield, the entire model would collapse. mark: didnt get their 6%. >> average 6% and so they had the chase yield a...

Like in 2000 -- right after 9/11, the fed massively lowered interest rates, which in turn, all the pension funds run the united states. they have a basic model. 6% return, theyll be able to pay the pensions in the end. but now they cant get yield, so they started chasing yield, and thats when these collateralized debt obligations, crazy things started happening. if they didnt get the yield, the entire model would collapse. mark: didnt get their 6%. >> average 6% and so they had the chase yield a...

Have, i dont know what their message is, it is sort of like anti-trump but no message. you cant win an election. thats what puts the democrats at risk here at midterm elections from having a bigger wave than what well probably have. >> congressman, i am about to say something, john kasich and donald trump are on the same page in this especially when it comes to this race. is that a problem for you guys? >> theyre both putting on their republican party jerseys at a time where people are not align...