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organisation but this years summit was dominated by economics that it was at the very heart of any news that the leaders discussed this weekend, ukraine and china. i will start with ukraine. before the summit even kicked off on friday the us introduced a raft of measures targeting russia, 300 sanctions aimed at restricting moscow's ability to source battlefield materials. the uk then followed suit, having introduced an import ban on russian diamonds, copper, aluminium, nickel and then the g7 leaders jointly agreed on a statement that said they would continue to impose sanctions, tigh...

Are they doing this? these notes were _ are they doing this? these notes were brought - are they doing this? these notes were brought in - notes were brought in temporarily by the reserve but 2016, about 86% of the indian currency was de—monetised overnight and these high denomination notes were essentially brought in to replenish the money that was gone, but now in the system there is enough of the lower denomination notes and that's why the reserve bank has gone ahead and decided to withdraw these notes. of course, that is these notes. of course, that is the official line and some experts ...

The art market, which for us is really exciting. so christy's in the last year, something like 30% of all our selling, was to new buyers. and for all of us in the art market, that's really important. >> so when you say new buyers, where are they coming from? >> they're coming from literally all over the world. there's a big increase in buyers from the americas, an increase in buyers from europe and a big increase from asia and a number of asian buyers was up nearly 20% last year. >> and we're looking at art not just as collectors, but also people are looking at this as an investment. there's a...

That doesn't seem to be the predominant philosophy these days that's put out there. so what's out there is that the upper income levels will be those who stimulate the economy. and you're saying -- >> no. >> really not so much. >> no. i don't think. we have way too much in the way of investment dollars already. the world and the united states, we're awash in liquidity. we've got all this cash sloshing around trying to find investments in the real economy. and the real economy is on its back. that is completely upsidedown. i know that's been conventional wisdom. this is bipartisan. i don't know...

Union business on the clock. as long as the time is negotiating with management and agreed, "to be reasonable, necessary and in the public interest." jane with the conservative heritage foundation says if a federal employee wants official time, while on the job. union dues, not taxpayer dollars should pay for it. >> officials from the taxpayer to the federal employee. they don't have to hire representative to do the work. they pay the federal workers to do union business for them. >> union leaders say official time makes the government run more efficiently. ultimately saves money. >> if worker...