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Of the many russians adversary affected by the controversial pension reforms. in fact, the issue has united young and old in opposition across the country. raising concerns in the kremlin that the plight of ordinary workers could actually undermine the popularity of the countrys president. amid nationwide protests and plunging approval ratings, vladimir putin made a televised address to soften the reforms, specifically for women, but also to insist that they must go ahead. >> reporter: in the lo...

Sentiment, we can change anything we want. >> theres a near term problem for republicans running. rick scott very publicly said i disagree with potus and with the way he said thousands of lives were lost. this is the political problem hes now created. >> and rick scott has been to puerto rico multiple times. hes outperforming what republicans usually do with latinos in florida in part because hes been so empathetic to puerto rico and its plight. this is one of the stories where the presidents op...

Know you know you adams wife doris couldnt stand living of the vilonia any longer at least here they can lead normal lives. the tightness spent two years slaving away a colonia dignidad they werent paid for their work and certainly didnt make contributions to a pension fund. and if you know my plight and steve biddulph toss up and if my company goes out of business im finished. i have to deal with that possibility every day. i supposed to find a new job and after start all over again on phone an...

A very very. full deflection the question offering no response except to correct the figure to a little less than two hundred fifty million us dollars everyone goes somewhere thinking oh marco we are the big problem here and it was amusing but it shows all lots of guards quite a large number of people who work for them still believe that actually it was all a mystery theyd done nothing wrong they should be soon as job but you dont know if you did anything wrong. and very likely growth would grow...

Conviction in the other case. what they really want, and the real value that paul manafort has, is cooperation. my guess is, the way theyre pressuring him is holding out, saying if you want to deal with us, it has to include cooperation. >> what i imagine paul manaforts plight right now, which i try not to do often, one of the things that i ponder is how he sees his own fate and his own options. if he thinks he has nothing to say about donald trump, if he thinks that his time on the campaign, hi...

I toept dont see them giving this case away on the cheap. what they really want, and the real value that paul manafort has, is cooperation. my guess is, the way theyre pressuring him is holding out, saying if you want to deal with us, it has to include cooperation. >> what i imagine paul manaforts plight right now, which i try not to do often because its scary, one of the things that i ponder is how he sees his own fate and his own options. if he thinks he has nothing to say about donald trump, ...

I cant imagine what it is to be inside of a white house and not to know who you can trust and who you have to have your guard up for. that is not a way to run a government. >> but how would you get the trust sfwhback? i feel the president has to assert himself in some form here. every white house has some measure of people who are trying to get other people. >> sure. >> but what is within reason? >> okay. that took plight when you were

The issues that mattered to her were the same concerns of a people proud of her and who she never forgot. she was that rare queen who never lost the common touch. she could drop her fur coat on the stage of the kennedy center in front of those with great power and great wealth and continue to care about the plight of poor unfairly treated people and forgotten parts of this country. in her voice was shared the joys, the sadness, the pain, and the faith of a people. through the power of her artist...

For those of us. thanks. what are you hoping from the international community that is all ive learned that i want them to wake up to the plight of the yemeni people and to look at us with humanity for a start thirty of idiots but along with many other yemenis i dont have the feeling that the eyes of the world are upon us so its as if we didnt exist. just to look out. for us at all thats good that yemen yemen is not going to be headline news any time soon its just the political reality we think t...

Now, allegations of torture and mass executions. at least 700,000 trying to escape the violence. myanmars government continuing to deny the claims tonight. and abcs bob woodruff on the story again for us. >> reporter: these are the faces of the rohingya, refugees, survivors of genocide. some crying, praying, begging for justice. a brutal crackdown forcing more than 700,000 to flee their homes in myanmar in the past year. 10,000 are dead, but that is a conservative estimate, according to a new re...