the ministry has passed to the olympic association to pull out. -- has asked the olympic associationo pull out. it will be a little contentious, but hopefully some kind of resolution will be reached. >> that is a leading sports columnist in india joining us from mumbai. tens of millions of people in the philippines live and party. it also has one of the highest birthrates in asia. the government wants to encourage the citizens who have fewer children. but many filipinos are catholic and the church is not happy with a new bill for contraceptives. >> little daniel of which for lunch. but for her mother, finding enough food for all 10 of her children is a real struggle. >> often, we have nothing to eat. when my kids are sick, we have to pawn whenever we have. >> like most phillipines, clarissa is a committed catholic. but recently, she has started to think the unthinkable. >> the priest said that contraception is against god's will. but we really need family planning. >> birth control is expensive. a packet of condoms costs as much as some families earn in the week. the government has p

>> groups representing victims of the gas disaster have submitted a petition to the indian olympic association. it's over dow chemical's sponsorship of the london olympics. survivors hold they're responsible for the gas leak at a plant in 1984, which killed thousands of people. >> hello. i'm david eades with the headlines here at "bbc world news." police in the belgian city of liege say a woman has been found at the home of a man who carried out a deadly gun and grenade attack. a gunman linked to a far-right group has gone on a shooting spree in the italian city of florence, killing two senegalese street salesmen. polling stations have opened in egypt again today for the latest round of elections, the second in a series of parliamentary polls, the first since the fall of hosni mubarak. it's already clear islamist parties are likely to be the largest single force in the new parliament. it means a new contest is opening up between the muslim brotherhood and the more hard-line group who have strict views of segregating men and women. jon leyne has this from cairo. >> as egypt begins to taste demo

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through the implementation of large scale projects investment projects in southern russia associated with the sochi olympics and in the far east the infrastructure effort head of the apec summit other macroeconomic variables are likely to be relatively benign so for inflation we expect seven point one percent. as as the level for to two thousand and twelve in terms of the outcome on the exchange rate we do expect some nominal appreciation of the ruble versus the dollar possibly to the range of twenty eight to twenty nine versus the dollar by the end of two thousand and twelve. let's have a look at how the markets are performing this our oil is slightly lower as investors await the outcome of an opec meeting due to take place place later in the day although most expect the oil cartel to announce it will stick to existing for the action targets whites which is not trading at one hundred dollars a barrel while branches that one hundred nine dollars barrel. and asian markets a low as the us federal reserve refrain from taking new measures to spur growth has retail sales rose of the slowest pace in five months c

through the implementation of large scale projects investment projects in southern russia associated with the sochi olympics and in the far east the infrastructure efforts ahead of the apec summit other macroeconomic variables are likely to be relatively benign so before inflation we expect seven point one percent. as as the level four to two thousand and twelve in terms of the outcome on the exchange rate we do expect some nominal appreciation of the ruble versus the dollar possibly to the range of twenty eight to twenty nine versus the dollar by the end of two thousand and twelve. that's it for this hour but you can always find most stories if you log on to our website r.t. dot com slash business. it's . download the official auntie application to i phone i pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch on t.v. life on the go. see video on demand ati's minefield costs and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions on the dot com. would be soo much brighter if you knew about sums from phones to christians. who for instance on t.v. don't come. in two thousand and ten especially can. exulted for industrial p

through the implementation of large scale projects investment projects in southern russia associated with the sochi olympics and in the far east the infrastructure effort ahead of the apec summit other macroeconomic variables are likely to be relatively benign so before inflation we expect seven point one percent. as as the level for the two thousand and twelve in terms of the outcome on the exchange rate we do expect some nominal appreciation of the ruble versus the dollar possibly to the range of twenty eight to twenty nine versus the dollar by the end of two thousand and twelve. let's take a look at the markets now oil is lower amid speculation that the organization of petroleum exporting countries will set an output ceiling current production levels at a meeting vienna later in the day like so it is trading at on the one hundred dollars per barrel bread is that under one hundred dollars. and stocks in europe are lower attacking overnight losses on wall street and asia more disappointing news come out in europe where reports a. german chancellor i go america rejected increasing the size of five hundred b

through the implementation of large scale projects investment projects in southern russia associated with the sochi olympics and in the far east the infrastructure effort the head of the apec summit other macroeconomic variables are likely to be relatively benign so for inflation we expect seven point one percent. as as the level for the two thousand and twelve in terms of the outcome on the exchange rate we do expect some nominal appreciation of the ruble versus the dollar possibly to the range of twenty eight to twenty nine roubles versus the dollar by the end of two thousand and twelve. have some a look at the markets as well as lower and it's speculation that the organization of petroleum exporting countries will such an output sealing the current production levels at a meeting in vienna later today light which is not trying to get under one hundred dollars a barrel while branches hovering at one hundred eight dollars without european stock markets a lower tracking overnight losses on wall street and in asia that came after the disappointing outcome of yesterday's feder is that music has no new stimulus

he served on the boys and girls club of san francisco, the olympic club foundation, and the old-time athletes association was involved with charity burke -- work. he is survived by his wife barbara who is a wonderful woman and his six children. i remember going to a baseball game late this spring and with my children, running into dick in his late 70's. he was behind home plate with a full the chair yelling at the umpire. he had a passion for the game like nobody else and immediately had my son on his lap watching the game together. he was a true friend, a legend, and someone that we will truly miss. i ask that we adjourn today's meeting in his behalf. >> thank you very much, madame clerk. i have two in memoriams. sonya pierre, an active rights -- a human rights activist in the dominican republic who died of an apparent hard attack at a young age of 48. the human rights community and around the world is devastated by her loss. she was the executive director, a human rights organization based on the dominican republic. she had ties to the bay area since 1988 -- the 1998 winner of leadership partnered with

through the implementation of large scale projects investment projects in southern russia associated with the sochi olympics and in the far east the infrastructure effort the head of the apec summit. must have a look at how the market's not performing thus our oil prices in the red off to seeing strong gains on tuesday investors are awaiting the outcome of an opec museum to take place later in the day although most expected oil cartel terminals will stick to existing for the option targets quite sweet is now just a notch below one hundred dollars per barrel while the brant plant is trading at one hundred nine dollars per barrel. and asian markets are heading down after the us federal reserve badly topes it would signal another round of asset purchases resulting in a decline full stop some rules treat week with expect as u.s. retail sales also dampened sentiment while europe's debt troubles and the potential impact on global economic growth and ongoing concern for investors call make us are among the main were true in japan and financials are mixed in hong kong bank of china is up point seven percent while h

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private associations for principals middle school association and the 41 employees of the special olympics. >> one couple group special olympics but, does that make it right that we formed this 40 years ago therefore we need to keep this going? >> the question spokesman for illinois state university seems only fair way that the state university pension system now has less than half of the money it needs to pay the pension obligations. yet it says the university encourages the arrangement >> organizations were a perfect fit affiliation with the university we want that for the mentoring we can drive not all the students and alumni but administrators similar private employees and in to get adopted public pensions and with the special olympics employees in michigan note university pension private workers are getting the pension through the state university retirement system. employees can collect up to 80 percent of the last two years of celebrate with a 3% increase every year after they retire. not just at what the state added to the financial burden on this former employees of other colleges

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associated with washington, because we need someone to go in there and fix the problems. what i know about mitt romney is, he's taken broken businesses and he's fixed them. he took a failing olympics and he made it a successful source of pride for our country. and he went in as a governor of a state, balanced his budget, cut taxes 19 times, and he did it with an 85% democrat legislature. that says a lot. and that's a lot what washington needs right now. >> governor, you were critical of former speaker gingrich after his appearance this may on "meet the press," when he criticized paul ryan's medicare reform plan. what,o you, is disqualifying about speaker gingrich as the nominee of the party? >> you know, it's not -- i'm not going to put someone down to make mitt romney look better. what i will tell you is all the candidacies have good, positive attributes. what was a big factor for me was i didn't want anybody associated with washington. and i wanted someone that knew what it was like to make real decisions. not just to vote, but actually make decisions. because, as a former legislator, i knew see as governor, it's very different when you make a vote versus actually making decisio

associated with washington, because we need someone to go in there and fix the problems. what i know about mitt romney is, he's taken broken businesses and he's fixed them. he took a failing olympicsand he made it a successful source of pride for our country. and he went in as a governor of a state, balanced his budget, cut taxes 19 times, and he did it with an 85% democrat legislature. that says a lot. and that's a lot what washington needs right now. >> governor, you were critical of former speaker gingrich after his appearance this may on "meet the press," when he criticized paul ryan's medicare reform plan. what,o you, is disqualifying about speaker gingrich as the nominee of the party? >> you know, it's not -- i'm not going to put someone down to make mitt romney look better. what i will tell you is all the candidacies have good, positive attributes. what was a big factor for me was i didn't want anybody associated with washington. and i wanted someone that knew what it was like to make real decisions. not just to vote, but actually make decisions. because, as a former legislator, i knew see as governor, it's very different when you make a vote versus actually making decision