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Out. we are hearing of consequences. how much pressure, how much power, does the g7 have? when we hear about consequences, diplomatic and economic sanctions? primarily diplomatic and economic sanctions. it is a good question as to what they actually mean by these severe consequences. there are a range of economic sanctions. there are sanctions that are imposed on russia already. the big ticket items are things like the gas pipeline between russia and germany. that exists but it is not actually o...

The big ticket items are things like the nordstream 2 gas pipeline between russia and germany. that exists, but it is not actually on tap at the moment because there are regulatory obstacles still to be overcome. and there are many western capitals who believe that if there were to be a russian invasion, that that pipeline should just be shut down. that would have a huge impact on russian gas exports, it would damage russias economy. it would be a very high price to pay. but equally, inevitably,...

Australians stuck at home, there was a drop in the household spending but the trade surplus and government support payments and stimulus measures, they all helped to cushion the blow and theres now a chance that the economy may not slip into a technical recession. analysts are quite optimistic that that loss quickly be recouped. there is, of course, the upside that with so many australians unable to spend on big ticket items like travel in the third quarter that the savings rate jumped to nearly...

Hard that can backfire. theyre not twisting arms in the way that lbj did back in the 60s and other presidents have in the past. they want to try to, you know, sweet talk him there in effect by saying, you know, were all on board on most of these things. lets get to where we need to get to. obvious big differences include things like family leave and a few other big ticket items that need to be resolved. but youre right, the president getting it done this year, if its at all possible is a huge pr...

Were following some concerning new developments in the fight against the coronavirus. covid spikes in more than 30 states and the nation inches closer to 10 0,000 new cases a day, health experts are monitoring a new covid variant. this one in south africa. fears over that new variants potential spread has spent the markets tumbling. with the dow plummeting more than 900 points in early trading today. and consumers trying to take advantage of black friday deals as rising inflation leads and cov...

The cross hairs to make it a little bit less generous or a little bit less easy for a wide swath of americans to receive. those are two big deal points for the democratic agenda, and two big deal points that democrats campaigned onto get to where they are back in 2020. >> yeah. absolutely. those are huge ticket items. i dont think the bill would have passed through the house as easily as it did. it doesnt easy, but it wouldnt have passed through the house as easily without that paid family leave...

Weekend. >> were seeing discounts in the range of 5% to 25% this season and thats different from previous seasons when they have gone down as much as 10% to 30%. >> reporter: those shallower discounts driven by supply chain issues and retailers having to pay more to get your product on their shelves. >> retailers are really struggling to keep popular products in shock, ship them out on time. and consumers are going to really start feeling that, especially if theyre shopping at the last-minute th...

Guilty, we say liable, meaning youre responsible. >> understood. here are the ones they couldnt reach a decision on, and as jason said, these are the most serious ones. claim one, the defendants conspired to commit racial violence at the 2017 rally, claimed the defendants knew but failed to prevent conspiracy to prevent racial violence. what do you see here, harry? >> those were the big ticket items. it was under the aptly named, passed in 1871 ku klux klan act, for the reconstruction racial vio...

Co-conspirators, margaret cole, thats her, the owner of the now closed agency, faces trial in february on charges tied to polish adoptions. and prosecutors say a third defendant, a ugandan attorney who helped in the scheme, remains at large. the news continues. want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> all right. thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." you know, we have four big legal cases in different parts of the country, and the reactions to t...

Mata and other children. the u.s. justice department says debra paris who helped run the so-called adoption agency and handled matas case and others has pleaded guilty to federal charges in connection with a first of all and bribery scheme involving adopted children from uganda and poland. paris will be sentenced in march. as for her two alleged co-conspirators, margaret cole, thats her, the owner of the now closed agency, faces trial in february on charges tied to polish adoptions. and prosecut...