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The bridge is a waste of money, says Claudia Mo, an independent lawmaker who supports greater democracy in Hong Kong. "When it comes to linking the mainland to Hong Kong, we have air, sea and land linkages already. Why do we need this extra project?"Like other critics, Mo believes that building the bridge was a political act. In the wake of Occupy Hong Kong -- the 2014 pro-democracy protests which rocked the territory -- Beijing has tightened its grip on the city. Opponents see the bridge as a means by which to force assimilation and exert control."You can't see the existing transport connections -- in a literal way. But this bridge is very visible ... you can see it from the plane when you fly in to Hong Kong, and it's breathtaking," says Mo. "It links Hong Kong to China almost like an umbilical cord. You see it, and you know you're linked up to the motherland."Mo says she is unsure that Hong Kong's roads can cope with the extra vehicular traffic the bridge will bring, and she believes the territory doesn't need any more tourists. "Hong Kong is bursting. We already get more tourists than the whole of the UK." In 2016, Hong Kong welcomed 56.7 million?tourist arrivals, whereas the UK received 37.6 million overseas visitors.Mo also believes that Hong Kong has spent too much money on the bridge. The three regional governments that collaborated on the project took financial responsibility for sections inside their own territories and shared the cost of the 14 mile (23 kilometer) long main bridge that runs between them.Information supplied by the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Authority has revealed that the total cost of the main bridge was .56 billion, .32 billion of which was funded with bank loans. Of the remaining .24 billion, Hong Kong put up .38 billion -- a little less than Zhuhai (.43 billion), which received financial support from China's central government, and considerably more than Macau (The evidence at trial should have been presented in more surgical and direct manner, said Michael Weinstein, a former trial attorney at DOJ and now at Cole Schotz law firm in New Jersey. "The goal of doing so should have been to clearly and sufficiently tie together the hundreds of pieces of evidence into a more cohesive story. It would exceptionally unusual for them to walk away from this type of public corruption case." 425.43 billion) which, with a population of 610,000, is the smallest of the three cities.A spokesman at Hong Kong's Transport and Housing Bureau told CNN that Hong Kong spent an additional .57 billion on its Boundary Crossing Facilities, and .19 billion on a link road from the main bridge to the boundary crossing. Hong Kong's total bill exceeds billion."Hong Kong has had to fund a lot of the bridge," says Mo, "but we won't see many benefits here." 2431

The couple's son, Howell Emanuel Donaldson III is accused of killing four people over a span of six weeks in the Seminole Heights neighborhood of Tampa. He was booked into jail on November 29 and charged with four counts of First-Degree Murder in connection to the murders of Benjamin Mitchell, Monica Hoffa, Anthony Naiboa and Ronald Felton. 402

The FBI director, who until his firing last May led an investigation into possible ties between Russia and the Trump campaign, acknowledged that it was "stunning" to think that Russia could have damaging information about an American president. But he said that in Trump's case, he could not discount the possibility that the president had been compromised. 357

The bill is going to be released either tomorrow or Friday. Until it is, I've been asked not to comment on the specifics, Collins said. "But it certainly is true I've expressed reservations about having complete repeal of the estate tax." 238

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