. >> to the united states, troops from missouri's national guard are repairing to deploy around the city of ferguson, missouri. authorities are on high alert. repeat of violent protests if the jury will not file criminal charges against a white police officer who shot dead a black teenager. the decision is expected any time in the coming days. >> the chance and placards say it all. this is all about race. three months after michael brown was killed by a white police officer. authorities are clearly worried if he is not prosecuted these peaceful protests may escalate. >> i know the governor announced he will be deploying the national guard in the coming days in anticipation of a decision by the grand jury claiming. >> it triggered weeks of riots. the authorities insist they have listened to the people but the anger has not abated. it has been fueled by this, footage of police officer darren wilson appearing unharmed a few hours after the shooting that contradicts police testimony he was assaulted by brown. >> if you have to blowout pressure to your eye socket you are not going to be walki

it is not unusual for the national guard to assist? >> no, it is not. usually every couple of years we get called up for some kind of weather event. >> a lot of guys and women are looking forward to christmas. when you're deployed for a snow mission, how long will it last? >> usually one or two days are involved in the mission. assume and -- as soon as the local jurisdiction can assume responsibility, they do so. >> when you guys assist throughout the various jurisdictions, are you armed? >> it depends on emissions, but typically, no. >> i have you have a safe mission. we do have some other blue sense i would like to tie up. -- we have some other loose ends of like to tie up. cheat customers are without power. ge customers are without power. there are 412 outages in harford county. baltimore has canceled its request for some 500 tons of salt. the reason was not made public. i heard this earlier -- a passenger who had been stuck on a plane since 7:00 this morning apparently is now requesting to be removed from the plane, and police will be called to assi

the national guard has now been called in. what should we expect there was a -- as a result of that in the coming hours? >> it has been combined with a lifting of the curfew, so the governor of missouri is counting on the presence of the national guard to lower temperatures significantly. by all accounts, any violence that is coming from the protests is more from outsiders rather than the community itself. it's not sure if people like that will be swayed by who it is. secondly what the community wants, as we saw the report, michael brown's own mother spoke on national television this morning saying she wants justice for her son. she is asking why the man who shot her son six times has not been placed under arrest. >> thank you very much for the up eight. we will be back after a short break. stay with us. germany accused of spying on turkey. stay with us for that. >> welcome back. you don't spy on france. the sense is coming back to on chancellor angela merkel today following reports that the german foreign intelligence agency

the national guard has been deployed in ferguson but kept its distance ring the clashes. that might be because president obama told the governor to limit the use of reserve forces. before the protests, he called once again for calm. >> while i understand the passions and anger that arise over the death of michael brown, giving into that anger by looting or carrying guns and even attacking the police only serves to raise tensions and stir chaos. >> but the anger shows no signs of abating. results of an autopsy commissioned by michael brown's family show the teenager's head was in a downward position when he was shot, suggesting he was surrendering, according to the family's lawyer. demonstrators in ferguson think michael brown was shot aced on the color of his skin. they say peas will only come with justice. -- peace will only come with justice. >> what is the situation right now? >> right now, it is pretty calm and peaceful here in ferguson. you might ask yourself what is going on, but i have just spoken to a police officer who told me he expects tonight to see more prote

onlystrators save peaceful comes with just appeared by weeks in the situation had calmed and in the national guard was rolling out. >> iraqi military pushed ahead with efforts to dislodge islamic state militants in iraq. redoing theep was mobile data a hydroelectric structure. given the militants control of power on water supplies and many thousands of lives would have been threatened if it had been breached. after having fighting forces said they were in charge on tuesday and deployed. they have set their sights on retaking the city where saddam hussein grew up. they were reported to be meeting with fierce resistance. >> serious entire stockpile of chemical weapons has been destroyed. 600 tons of cubicles meant for the production of nerve gas was neutralized. governmenta syrian killed as many as 1400 and. syria finally filed of under pressure. >> it was an active that caused worldwide version. he headed and american journalist and hosted a gory video of the execution on the internet. they say it was revenge for the american airstrike against their positions in northern iraq. >> the united states

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even national guard troops have been called to help in this state of emergency. new york city is expecting the worst. >> thank you very much for that update. back in europe and international observers have called ukraine's parliamentary vote a step backwards for democracy. they say the abuses -- there is a lack of transparency. >> the governing party says it has one. -- won. there have been opposition allegations of fraud and intimidation. >> president viktor yanukovych is ruling the region's -- president viktor yanukovych's ruling regions party celebrated before the final results were even out. >> some people really wanted us to lose, but we have won in an absolutely fair fight. >> ukrainians are now returning to their normal rhythm. their expectations of the government remain mixed. >> we need stable prices, stable jobs. politicians should do with politics. workers should work. that is all that is necessary. >> i expect to see new political forces come forward. they will bring new people with them to parliament and to politics among the opposition accused the r

act up by thousands of national guard troops. brian: the baltimore writing is akin to the violence of the 19 70's. laila: 15 policemen were injured. it people hope it will help de-escalate the situation. >> rioters vandalize businesses, pharmacies, and liquor stores. >> this is our home. they are destroying the neighborhood. stop the violence, please. >> rioting escalated overnight. protests started out peaceful. people have been complaining of racial discrimination. president barack obama called on police across america to do some soul-searching over how they handle blacks us ex. speaking after a meeting, he also condemned the rioting. obama: that is not a protest. that is not a statement. a handful of people taking advantage of a situation to their own purposes and they need to be treated as criminals. >> it seems this woman feels the same way. she has been hailed for the public punishment dished out to a young man presumed to be her son. the video has gone viral online. brian: we are joined now by our correspondent richard wal

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on friday, the president opened this year's national guard and show. around 2 million garden lovers are expected to visit the biannual sho it runs through october. >> it has been transformed into an endless sea of flowers. is currently hosting some 400,000 early bloomers. after years of planning and construction, some areas of the city now look like a huge garden. >> i've just arrived and my first impression is that it is my new passat. >> it was already a beautiful city, but a large variety of art work and flowers is just phenomenal. i was looking forward to the grandeur of flowers. >> splendid but the cityy has done, j just eat. >> key points of interest have been completely transformed. over 100 million euros of public funds was spent on the makeover. 12 million euros were allocated to a new cable car over th rhine. german president made su his itinerary included a riride durg his visits. he asserted that the show will attract large numbers of tourists. >> it is already worth a trip banks to its fortress and the confluence of the rhine and the river

patrick: milwaukee county sheriff david clarke is requesting the mobilization of the national guard. in a statement, the sheriff says, "we cannot allow for a repeat of what happened last night. i am going to utilize all available resources to accomplish that." right now. cleanup is underway after a night of unrest in milwaukee. at least six fires were set in the city's sherman park neighborhood. multiple people were arrested. several squad cars were damaged, and one officer was hurt. police say this all happened after an officer-involved shooting yesterday afternoon near 44th and auer. we'll be back in one hour for another update. >> you've been watching breaking news coverage from wisn 12 news. continuing coverage. i think clinton and tim kaine will make a great president and vice president. the fact is, donald trump is a pretty responsible person. he shouldn't be president of the united states. senator johnson knows he shouldn't be or he wouldn't be playing this game of not really endorsinem johnson's campaign says this is basically a repeat of the 2010 campaign that russ feingold

they were the first ones helping iraqis, sending experts trainers, and even the commander of the national guard, of the republican guard came to iraqi and commanded the brigade which is a militia, a shia militia trained in iran. and they are said to be the most professional -- much more professional than the iraqi army's. so iran plays a significant role in this fight. brian: ok, a respondent from baghdad, live as the ukrainian army marches on monday. thanks for that. we're taking a very short break. stay with us. we will be looking at the lessons learned from the ebola crisis. peter: on a very different note, we will be finding out who is representing germany at this weekend's edition of the eurovision song contest. do stay with us. peter: welcome back. the world health organization has admitted that it has failed to adequately deal with the ebola crisis that killed thousands in west africa. brian: the director is taken responsibility. she's is in your emergency fund could help. german chancellor angela mark l -- uggla merkel -- angela merkel says a global pandemic response is the only way to

the governor has mobilized the national guard to help with the cleanup.he tornado was one of 46 storms which ravaged the u.s. midwest over the weekend. experts say the one that went through this down was the single most deadly tornado to go through the country in nearly 60 years, and it came nearly one month after a series of similar storms devastated parts of the u.s. >> the german museum of history is open to the public after updates. the museum now covers a broad spectrum from the german post- war past and conflicts around the world. the german president was on hand to catch a first glimpse of the new expositions. >> an original vw bus from the era of free love, flown in all of the way from california. the museum hopes things like this will help those who were not there to experience it firsthand, and that includes the president. >> i was just too young to experience this time period. >> alongside the exhibit from the 1960's were testaments to the sometimes bloody struggle for freedom. here is a tank which helped crushed -- crushed the uprising. an her

. >> we are the nash -- where are the national guard? how long is this destruction going to go on? even during ramadan. the authorities say everything is under control. it is only poor people who were killed. >> no group has taken responsibility, but some observers suspect al qaeda is trying to start a sectarian war between iraq's sunni and shiite communities. >> to the u.s. now or the man suspected of killing 12 people in a movie theater in aurora, colorado last week is made his first appearance in court. >> the 24-year-old was brought in by prosecutors who are considering whether to seek the death penalty. authorities say so for the suspect has refused to provide any information about what prompted him to open fire during a crowded movie. the troy get travels to athens on tuesday. auditors will be monitoring greece's progress on economic reform and spending cuts. >> the troika mission has been overshadowed by reports in the german media that the imf is not prepared to make any more bailout funds available athens because greece has failed to meet reform requirements. if greece doe

oklahoma called out the national guard and president barack obama declared the region a disaster area. he pledged to cut any red tape blocking federal aid. >> the people of moore should know that their country will remain on the ground there for them, beside them as long as it takes for the homes and schools to rebuild, businesses and hospitals to reopen, and parents to console, first responders to assist, and children who will need our love and attention. >> many residents are without electricity or water. residents will be needing all the help they can get. >> is the help getting through? we are joined by max hoffman in washington. what's the latest on the rescue operations? >> there was just a press conference by a local and federal authority. they say they have a preliminary number of injuries. they believed at least to a record 37 people injured and of course this number should rise. but no official number on how many lost their lives because officials are not sure how many people and how many casualties have been brought in. fema is on the ground, the federal emergency managemen

in ferguson, 2000 national guard troops are trying to keep the street called. >> these store owners are hoping for calm but preparing for further riots. the second night after the grand jury decision was quieter than the first backlashes are expected to continue. president barack obama condemned the violence and said criminals would be punished. >> i have no sympathy at all for destroying your own communities. but for the people who feel frustrated and pain, because they get the sense that some communities are not treated fairly or some individuals are not seen as worthy as others, i understand that. >> darren wilson, the policeman who shot michael brown in august has given his first tv interview. he insists he would have acted the same way if he had been confronted a white man. he described how he felt threatened by brown and had choice but to act the way he did. >> i don't think it is a haunting. it's always going to be something that happened. >> you have a clean conscience? >> i know i did my job right. >> protesters fought with police in california. our demonstrations in 170 cities

. >> our friend was standing by a barricade when the cowards from the national guard came in and attacked and beat him. luckily, he could be freed. >> most callers sympathize with the students. this one says that she prays daily for their protection and urges them to keep on doing what they are doing. venezuelans and the students don't believe in peace like cuba. there they live in peace but without freedom, and without freedom and justice, peace is just an illusion. >> the church agrees. he's can only follow -- he's -- peace can only follow justice and freedom. why we are fighting. >> alexandra is now preparing for rio, 2016. fencing is her passion but her political heart belongs to hugo chavez. she says he was like a father to her and that she was like a daughter to him. she says this picture was taken on the day shot is one the election. chavez won the election. when her sporting career is over, she plans to work as a dentist. she has already completed her studies and has a fully equipped dental practice purchased with the moneys she won as an olympic athlete. it does not cross her min

. >> parts of the state of new york have declared a state of emergency, and the national guard has been mobilized. governor andrew cuomo is telling people to stay indoors. >> we need a cooperation of residencts and citizens who have been great, but when we say stay home, really stay home. going out on the roads is dangerous. it's unnecessary. you are not going to get anywhere. you will get stuck, and then you will further complicate the situation. >> the internet was hopping with dramatic photos of the storm is a blue win over lake is a, bringing freezing temperatures along with the -- along for the ride. temperatures across almost all of the united states are under the freezing mark. this is only the beginning -- meteorologist in buffalo tell people to prepare for more snow before the weekend. police forces and the fbi are on higher alert. washington advising law enforcement everywhere to be on d. >> that's ahead of a grand jury decision on whether a ferguson, missouri, white police officer should be charged for the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager. >> ferguson is a divided

. >> this morning, ukrainian armed forces with the national guard completed a planned and organized retreat. 80% of troops have left already. we are waiting for two further units to leave. >> pro-russian separatists confirm they are holding 300 ukrainian soliers prisoner in the strategic town. the separatist flag now flies. separatists say their operation to seize the town does not violate the minsk agreements. rebels say the town was always part of their territory and that the cease-fire can now begin. >> as promised, marcus is in moscow for us. is there reason to believe that the cease-fire will now take hold? does kiev think the fighting is over? >> not the people we are talking to thinking that way. the opposite is the case. many believe there is more hunger amongst the rebels for more territory. they control about what he percent of the donetsk and luhansk region at the moment, a territory that is obviously not economically sustainable at the end of the day -- they control about 40%. we've also heard rumors that preparations to head to mario: the south -- preparations to head to mariao

national -- ukrainian national guard.are stationed at the largest military training base in the west of the country. >> michael as an instructor is that -- my goal as an instructor is that they come away with a better sense of how to conduct themselves as a professional, tactically and as a whole, as a unit. >> the u.s. is spending $20 million on the ukrainian armed forces. the matter has angered russia. the money is for training and better equipment, not for weaponry. both government forces and pro-russian separatists in the east use kalashnikovs. many of these men have already been deployed in the east and know the problems they face all too well. they say the last government did not invest enough in the military. >> our forces are underfinanced. we see what kind of weapons our american colleagues have. they all have the same uniforms. it really highlights the fact that we are not well-equipped. >> the new recruits are being taught modern strategy, which differs from the old soviet military thinking once -- that once pr

our friend was standing by barricade when the cowards from the national guard came and attacked and beat him, but luckily he could be freed. most callers sympathized with the students. this one says she prays daily for their safety and protection, and urges them to keep on doing what they're doing. the venezuela and students don't believe in a peace like in cuba. from they live in peace but without freedom, and without freedom and justice, peace is just an illusion. peace can only follow from truth, from justice, and freedom. one after the other. that's why we're fighting on the streets. with three olympic games under her belt, she's now preparing for rio 2016. fencing is her sporting passion, but her political heart belongs to hugo chavez. she says he was like a father to her and she was like a daughter to him. she says this picture was taken on the day chavez won the election. when her sporting career is over, she plans to work as a dentist. she has already successfully completed her studies, and she has a fully equipped dental practice purchased with the money she earned as an olympic

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officials say a national guard soldier was also killed. students in opposition supporters have been venting their anger over high inflation and a shortage of basic goods in the country president nicolas mature oaks killed what he called peace meetings this week. but members of the opposition were largely absent. they've refused to enter dialogue until madeira releases demonstrators who were being held in jail. and stops the government's harsh crackdown on the protest movement. but also on friday over two hundred african migrants broke into the spanish enclave of mumia allowing them to reach european union territory they made it by stealing a heavily guarded border fence that separates the territory from africa. it was one of them begins to man's crime scenes in recent years the number of people seeking to cross from north africa has increased dramatically this year. an estimated thirty thousand people are said to be camp's new mill the anc led to another spanish enclave on rockers coast. all hoping to cross into spain. and that concludes o

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the national guard has been mobilized to help rescue stranded drivers in the hardest hit area of the texas panhandle where some saw a foot of snow. more heavy snow was expected in kansas overnight. >> tough times in the midwest. >> live look outside right now at 5:00 this morning over washington, d.c. thirchgs are calm right now. but they will change a little bit later on today. it is tuesday, february 26th. good morning to you. i'm wisdom martin. >> i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. -- things are calm right now. >> let's get the latest on our weather today. >> expecting a lot of rain today. we have a floodwatch. we have to be ready for potentially here some urban flooding. your morning commute will be fine the later today, we haven't picked up a whole lot of rain or anything here the last couple of months. could be a pretty good soaking rain around here later today. out to the west, could be more of an issue with a wintry mix. we have a little bit of everything on tap. you will see the rain and/or snow. the blizzard conditions out in texas now snowing heavily in kans

we also know, not officially confirmed, that a saudi national is being guarded in the hospital. that is called guarded because he is not an official suspect, but we cannot have any further information on that either. we do not know who that was. if they were suspects or not or what the result was of that. >> president obama called this terrorism earlier today. how did his statement come across? >> he was very careful already on monday not to judge too quickly. he did not even talk about a terrorist attack on monday. he did that on tuesday, as we know. that is a step forward. the reason i think he was so careful with that is because the were terrorists and terrorist attack ever since 9/ 11 has been linked to islamic terrorists. he did not want to jump to conclusions like the bush administration did when they jump to the conclusion that iraq was responsible for those attacks. he was very careful in laying out all the possibilities, saying that we do not know if it was a domestic terrorist organization or an international terrorist organization -- we did not even offered was it was

the japanese coast guard could then act if foreign nationals landed on japanese territories such as the senkaku islands without japanese permission. >>> the situation in the libyan capital tripoli remains tense even though opposition forces have transferred their base into the city. groups loyal to libya leader muammar gadhafi continued to carry autothe attacks on friday. this comes despite an earlier announcement by the council that it moved its headquarters from the northeastern city of benghazi. in an attempt to launch surprise attac attacks. attacks also continue in the city of the leader. on thursday night, opposition groups acaptured a building aftr a fierce gun battle. gadhafi and his family members were thought to have been in the building. their whereabouts remain unknown. the number two official told reporters that the top priority are to collect the weapons used by both sides and bring the situation in tripoli under control. here is the report. >> reporter: tripoli is in total silence. the only people out on the streets are soldiers with the national transitional council. the

coast guard and the national transportation safety board are investigating the cause of why the barge and the ship collided. a paralyzed high-school teenager crowned prom queen hands her crown to another student with special needs -- utah student kendra muller giving her tiara to another classmate, who she thinks deserves the title a little more. >> of course, i was honored and happy, but i really felt like amanda would be even more happy and more honored to get it. >> i was really happy, and she gave me a cute note. >> oh, really? >> yeah. it was really good inside. >> for "teen kids news," david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> there's a condition that affects many teenage boys. >> other kids would often notice, and they would tease me about it. >> it's a condition that most guys who have it do their best to hide it. >> i was so scared of being teased that i layered my shirts so much that i would wear three inches of layers from my actual chest. >> and i play basketball, so i'd always put on a tight undershirt under a baggy t-shirt. >> or at all costs avoided goin

service needs is an iron lady who fights to prevent crises, manages crises, and guards against any relapse into nationalgotism. >> there was little fanfare for the official launch of the eu's new diplomatic service. ashton declined to celebrate publicly or even to grant interviews. >> it is not a very glamorous star for europe's new external action service. the phone -- they were demanding the phone number to keep lines to the big and self- confidence member states. however, as of now, ashton and her team can prove her qualities may be already during the next crisis to come. >> having snow and sub 0 temperatures are disrupting travel in the northern europe. britain is having its worst early winter weather in almost two decades. in the polling, police say eight people have frozen to death. parts of northern germany have seen a record might -- -18 degrees celsius. in the south, the extreme weather is making the tough going. >> people in munich walking to a blanket of snow this morning. it caused problems for motorists, but some pedestrians welcomed the change in the weather. >> i like it. an autopsy wake

meanwhile, the national rifle association has taken a hard- line stance on the issue, calling for armed security guards in every american school to protect students. >> the gun owner's organization has proposed the establishment of a national school shield program, saying a bad guy with a gun can only be stopped by a good guy with a gun. the head of the inner raymond it clear that the nra opposes new gun laws. pro-gun control activists twice disrupted the press conference in washington. russian president vladimir putin has made sharp comments about a european energy law, saying it causes confusion and undermined trust. russia is the biggest exporter of energy to europe. >> putin was speaking in brussels, where he has been holding talks with eu leaders. his first visit after he was reelected. although russia and the you are close trading partners, there are various contentious issues which divide them. >> vladimir putin did not waste any time on arrival -- just a quick way that the cameras. outside, protesters clashed with police. the women's rights activists were not mincing words, telling the presiden

libyan coast guard is in dire need of money and equipment, and they would like a much closer cooperation with europe, but the west does not help because it does not recognize the new general national congress in the capital, tripoli, which includes islamist groups. coast guard's board the ship but do not find any refugees or anything illegal. "we don't care about the political situation in libya. we need help from europe to protect our coastline from drug smuggling and illegal immigrants. we are not that interested in politics. >> many people joined celebrations for the fourth anniversary of the revolution, but the country is deeply divided. the islamic state is carrying out terror attacks in libya. some people in the country are not satisfied with the outcome of the revolution. they hope to profit from the chaos and destruction. >> the situation has gotten worse. terrible things are happening. there's a war on, and lots of young men are dying. >> there's no functioning central government in libya. that makes it easier for people to enter the country illegally. for example, 1400 refugees from country's south of libya were apprehended in december. >> they come from they come from n

economies of the three worst affected vest african nations -- west african nations, but they warn the people should not let their guard down. >> the fight will not be over until we have had zero cases for 42 cases -- for 42 days. >> despite the positive news there was a sobering message from the world health organization in geneva. the united nations agency warned friday that the campaign against ebola could warrant cash before february. >> ukraine now where the official death toll in the crisis has risen above 5000. that's according to the united nations human rights office. >> in the past few days -- and the past few days have been the most deadly since the declaration of a cease-fire back on september 5. it's estimated that an average 29 people per day have been killed, many of them civilians. >> the violence has centered in and around the eastern city of donetsk which sought a bloody attack on a bus yesterday that left over a dozen civilians dead . >> it almost looks like business as usual in this relatively quiet part of donetsk, but a cease-fire is a distant reality with fresh clashes still being reported on the

national insignia. but few doubt that from russia. ukrainian border guards have reported the build up the vomit vehicles on the russian side of the straits that separate russia from crimea. eu leaders are voicing concern she attempted to shore live in the map it's always the same approach by the russians if they consider that the countries which belong to their empire one point or another it should not be beyond their control the report. britain's foreign minister william hague is in kids in talks with the new government. he laid flowers on independence square in tribute to the skill that the eu is seeking a diplomatic solution to the standoff. something these people which let me welcome there are images of ukrainian soldiers in crimea his military bases now surrounded by what appeared to be russian forces. yes that was never a real bite a chunk and slacked some tennis naval gun show i will need to stop something terrible. it's nice to us the soldiers are hopelessly outnumbered the being urged to switch sides. now it seems that holding out. i'm far from thin

. >> the push to exploit national resources in the arctic is raising concerns over the environmental impact. last week, the coast guardsdetained peace activists who tried to board a platform. russian president vladimir putin said moscow was willing to talk about environmental concerns but also made it clear that they would not ignore the region's potential. >> can the desire to constantly develop natural resources be restrained? of course not. the question is how do we develop those reese -- these resources in a way to minimize damage and that's not easy. >> they underscored claims by planting its flag on the ocean floor under the north pole. that alarmed in the arctic and norway and russia have since agreed to develop resources jointly. this is disputed by russia and denmark which controls the sea off riemann. >> people keep talking about the giant mineral wealth of the arctic but the resources really are not that rate. that has led to a lot of myths and a few years ago it triggered international political competition for the arctic. >> delegates attending the conference have agreed on projects to protect wildlife dow

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we collect intelligence, guard our shores against drug smugglers, and keep our waterways safe. because our nationts more. if you expect more, maybe you were born ready. find out at gocoastguard.com. >> harry introduces us to a young man who not only plays music, he composes it. >> we're going to go over to the piano there. >> okay. >> j.p. and his teacher are arriving for the day's lesson, which is part music theory and part composition. >> the theory part is where you learn what makes the great music work. in the composition class, j.p. will have brought in what he worked on over the course of the week. [ piano playing ] >> i get a lot of inspiration just from improvising on the piano. i write on the piano. and then i put it on the computer. >> these guys are gonna keep repeating, right? >> he'll make suggestions, and sometimes we'll change it or write a little more in the lesson. >> all of these ideas are really beautiful, but you're switching between them so fast that we can't even enjoy them. you get to somewhere really exciting, and then you leave right away. it's like you've driven hours an

>> when it christina guard was appointed the -- christina legarde was appointed the head of the imf, the developing nations do not want to be in the back room. they were warned about that. they anticipated that would happen. no surprise there. you can say president barack obama's choice is a concession to them, because the new president of the world bank, jim yong kim, is different in two ways. first, he is all about issues. he is not a politician. he is not a finance expert. he knows the issues the world bank has to deal with, first and foremost health. his roots might have helped win over other states as well. >> he does have an international view and appealed. is he the right choice? >> he is definitely competent on the issues. there is no question about that. he was one of the front runners in the battle against hiv. he developed a very important program for the world health organization. but you know the world bank remains a very political institution. there's no doubt about that even the world bank president can move things along. -- there is no doubt about that. the world bank president to move thin