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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Daybreak Asia January 1, 2018 - Vimarsana News

BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Daybreak Asia January 1, 2018

1990. Kim jongun tells the world north Koreas Nuclear weapons are a reality and a button is on his desk. Good morning to haidi and good morning to our viewers across the world. We ended 2017 year to date for equities on a high note but we are seeing some volatility possibly happening coming out of north asia with kim jongun. Taking a look at what happened in the last day of trading here, down by half a percent. If you were totally in from 1 through the end of the year, you were 1 through the ene year, you were up by 20 , as much as 30 if you are in the nasdaq. Haidi absolutely. We were talking...

CSPAN3 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 25, 2018 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 25, 2018

Held a hearing on the growing problem of individuals buying illicit opioids over the internet and shipping them to the United States through the mail. The Opioid Crisis, sadly, continues to get worse, not better. Last month, the center for Disease Control reported that more than 63,000 americans died in 2016 from Drug Overdoses. Indications are that number increased in 2017. These Overdose Deaths are shocking. The number of deaths continue to grow. My own home state of ohio, we were told recently is now second in the country in terms of Overdose Deaths. Its heartbreaking. And increasingly, the...

CSPAN2 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 26, 2018 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 26, 2018

Bring opiates into the country. Senator rob portman chairs this subcommittee hearing. This is two hours and 40 minutes. Thank you for being here. Talk about the work to combat the opiate epidemic that scooping our communities around the country. Last year we talked about opiate a related product abuse then buying illicit opiates over the internet and shipping them to the United States to the mail. The opiate crisis sadly continues to get worse, not better. Last month, the center for Disease Control reported more than 63000 americans died in 2016 from Drug Overdoses, those numbers increased in ...

CSPAN2 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 26, 2018 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 26, 2018

Thank you for being here. Talk about the work to combat the opiate epidemic that scooping our communities around the country. Last year we talked about opiate a related product abuse then buying illicit opiates over the internet and shipping them to the United States to the mail. The opiate crisis sadly continues to get worse, not better. Last month, the center for Disease Control reported more than 63000 americans died in 2016 from Drug Overdoses, those numbers increased in 2017. These steps are shocking. The number of deaths continue to grow. My home state of ohio were told recently is the s...

CSPAN3 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 29, 2018 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN3 Opioid Epidemic And Mail System Vulnerabilties January 29, 2018

2. Well hear from representatives from u. S. Postal service, state department, dea and customs. This hearing will come to order. Thank you all for being here. Todays hearing continues subcommittee on investigations work to combat the Opioid Epidemic gripping our communities across the country. A bipartisan report on opioid related fraud, abuse and part d medical program. Subcommittee held a hearing on buying elicit opioids over the internet and shipping them to the United States through the mail. The Opioid Crisis, sadly, continues to get worse, not better. Last month, the center for Disease C...