Will you defense news welcome to defense news t. Im vago muradian. The auauthor of a new book on hw the predator aircraft changed warfare forever. The service continues to develop new combat vehicicles. The biggest longrange program is the future fighting vehicle. It would replace the armys vast fleet of bradley fighting vehicles, including an armored vehicle. We met witthe Program Executive officer for armored vehicles, including the m1 tank and the and 113 person of character and the m113 personnel characr. A any ruest or future proposal is a n number of years away baseded on overall affordability. I think the real i intent here s we go into this next phase of the future finding vehicle is to take the years that we have and ththe resources cononstraint to understand the details of whahat the army is looking for in a futurere fighting vehicle. We will be lookingt science and technology. Re is some ongoing times Science Technology going on. We wilill look at some of the other investmen
You are going to extend the deadline and the individual mandate is dead. Quietly, without any fanfare, people question whether the white house willhe abandon the mandate with obamacare at the heart of it. Good i evening, everyone. Im larry kudlow. This is the kudlow report. Were live here at 7 00 p. M. Eastern and 4 00 p. M. In the west. The stock market suffered pretty big losses, especially from the Russian Military on the Ukraine Border and unexpectedly low numbers from china. Lets bring in dominic chu to explain all of that. The lastn time we saw a mart selloff to this degree was back on february 3rd when stocks drop because weaker china numbers came out and u. S. Manufacturing data wasng weaker than expected. All told, the dow drops 231 points, nearly a percent and a half. The s p is down over a percet and the nasdaq is down 1. 5 as well. If you take a look at the sectors, where the action was, it was pretty much right across the board. You canar see the cyclical sects like techno
Nuclear energy has always been an important part of Energy Supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. On todays program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer with professor way kuo from City University hong kong to discuss the state of Nuclear Energy in hong kong. Good to be here. A pleasure to have your on the program today. You have recently come out with a book on the state of Nuclear Energy. Can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book . Ok. This is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. The energy issue is a major issue today. The key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. The issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade offs among manufacturers. Like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using different resources . It you having titled the bo
Nuclear energy has always been an important part of Energy Supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. On todays program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer with professor way kuo from City University hong kong to discuss the state of Nuclear Energy in hong kong. Good to be here. A pleasure to have your on the program today. You have recently come out with a book on the state of Nuclear Energy. Can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book . Ok. This is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. The energy issue is a major issue today. The key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. The issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade offs among manufacturers. Like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using different resources . It you having titled the bo
Nuclear energy has always been an important part of Energy Supply worldwide and taiwan is no exception. On todays program, we are delighted to have a conversation with officer with professor way kuo from City University hong kong to discuss the state of Nuclear Energy in hong kong. Good to be here. A pleasure to have your on the program today. You have recently come out with a book on the state of Nuclear Energy. Can you tell us a little bit about the book and what are some of the important findings in the book . Ok. This is a book that was written right after my visit at fukushima about two and half years ago. The energy issue is a major issue today. The key of the book is to look for a connection between energy and the environment. The issue that addresses in the book is to look at the trade offs among manufacturers. Like resources, safety, reliability, all kinds of benefits we can get from energy and what are the side effects i using different resources . It you having titled the bo