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. >>> things like you don't hear much about kazakhstan in the news.y love it, why the change of heart? we'll let you know coming up in a moment. ord skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vitamins and minerals. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. refreshing nutrition in charge! now that he. >>> welcome back. remember the movie borat? sasha cohen plays a reporter from kazakhstan. >> my government send me to usa to make a movie film. >> kazakhstan banned the movie because of how it mocked the country. the kazakh government changed their mind? >> they said just this week, we thank you borat because tourism has increased ten-fold. in fact the foreign minister said the following. he said with the release of this film,

so the kazakhstan government changed their mind. >> exactly. huge turnaround.this week, we thank you, borat, because tourism has increased ten fold. >> who knew there was tourism in kazakhstan. >> the foreign minister says the following, with the release of this film, the number of visas issued by kazakhstan grew ten-fold. i am grateful to borat for helping attract tourists to our country, kazakhstan. >> i find this fun because they banned the film and you had the huge embarrassing situation when the wrong anthem was sung at some event. >> an olympic event. it lauds pimps and prostitution. let's listen. let's take a look. ♪ >> the only person who probably realized was the athlete herself. >> you can see it on her face. >> but it has been rectified since then. that is not going to happen again. >> no, i don't think so. so i guess if kazakhstan can benefit there must be other places that can benefit when movies are done? >> oh, yes. twilight. don't you want to go to folks, washington frrks the twilight tour. >> exactly. >> you can go to the rainiest city and see

you are now an expert on kazakhstan. that could not fit into the 67 minute video. kazakhstan ranks 172nd out of 196 countries in terms of press freedoms. 120 out of 183 in terms of corruption. 137 of 167 in the economist 2011 democracy index. its president won the election with over 95% of the vote. on second thoughts, maybe there is a lonely planet guide out there somewhere. the correct answer to or gps challenge question was,

you are now an expert on kazakhstan. that could not fit into the 67 minute video. kazakhstan ranks 172nd out of 196 countries in terms of press freedoms. 120 out of 183 in terms of corruption. 137 of 167 in the economist 2011 democracy index. its president won the election with over 95% of the vote. on second thoughts, maybe there is a lonely planet guide out there somewhere. the correct answer to or gps challenge question was, d, admiral carl doniz. his name is mostly lost into history, but he took over as germany's head of state after adolf hitler's death. one week later germany surrendered. for those of you who guessed president bashir of soedan, nice try. he was indicted by the icc, but he has not been convicted. thank you for being part of my question. i will see you next week. stay tuned for reliable sources. >>> here's an eye opener.

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we forecast a further growth of sales in kazakhstan. joining customs union we try to stimulate seals and then make a special programs to promote our cause in this market we see huge potential we forecast the sales almost seventy thousand cars i think may increase. twenty twenty five percent. and now on to the good news that russia is a gas export monopoly gas from now is beaten expectations with its full year results they managed forty five billion dollars in the twenty eleven financial year with a gain of thirty five percent and that's thanks to high prices and growing production now the company increased its market share in europe which is its key markets increased to twenty seven percent and that's from twenty four percent a year before but analysts on nervous thailand nervous because the government plans to raise taxes on gas problem classes also prospects of greater competition and that's coming from the us as they become the world's top gas producer due to shell gas. i kate are sticking with good news the russian market is all set

plus the three of on crew successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station as the first post shuttle era mission comes to an end. and the economic blows continue to rain on spain its credit rating takes another hit while unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent. of next month's anders gets behind the wheel and under the hood of some vintage cars in his latest edition of moscow. hello and welcome to the program on this week's show be taking a look at the subject of retro because from stylish american catalogs to groovy tried to have a real estate such classic cars from the past so joey lots of boundaries as we take a look at an impressive collection of historic automobiles here in the russian capital starting off at office location museum of retro cars. a retro revolution why do we love all things vintage many collectors believe that back in the day cars were cars not appliances. and there may be some truth in that new but human hands made them not robots as you can see here from the striking designs so many houses suppression and fla

we forecast through the girl self so you'll see in kazakhstan we've. joining the customs union we. still eat seals and then make a special programs to promote our cause in this market we see huge potential wealth because we forecast the seals almost seventy thousand cars things may increase. twenty twenty five percent. as day and we brush over see how the bosses are performing in the afternoon trading session we go the r.t.s. point six percent on the my stays around one and a quarter of a percent in positive territory as for the russian ruble with the how about performing at this hour and it is indeed losing against a us dollar and the guy looking at the euro dollar that is gaining just a fraction one thirty two thirty for the traders favorite has a sentiment coming out the region today the biggest news all the headlines was they had their credit raising downgraded by s. and pay to triple the loss but now traders are rather optimistic and that's because they're looking ahead to the u.s. so they're going to be posting their g.d.p. figures today and allies are anticipating the bigges

shows mexico at a close to seven hundred tons of gold to its reserves in march turkey russia and kazakhstan are buying more too we speak with gold money founder james turk about why he thinks central banks could be guarding themselves from the confetti can and currency be and shot around the globe and in the us we've seen oil prices become a political football in an election year look at what the onion market can teach us about oil speculation let's get to today's capital account. all right so is the democratic process tearing down the house of cards euro zone policymakers have built to solve the debt crisis let's take stock of what's been going on politically in europe you can decide for yourself nicolas sarkozy the french president more cozies second half did not win the first round of french elections he came in second place now he and his first place opponent are reportedly vying for the votes of the far right national front party now they fielded first place candidate a third place excuse me i should have said marine le pen now what's interesting is that as europe integrates further in

. >>> beautiful sunny day in kazakhstan. we're getting a nice view of this pretty -- looks like luxury apartment complex. let's take a look at what happens though. what the -- are you kidding? >> whoa. is that a set? >> no, that's not a set. and no, this is not a planned demolition. this was an accident. apparently that portion of this apartment complex had been leaning for days. then eventually you see the thing just go -- >> at building started leaning, i hope they moved anyone who might have been in it out of it. >> well, they did. 65 of these amounts were completely wreck. only 38 of them at the time were being lived in. 27 were unoccupied. they evacuated. all 111 tenants were evacuated when they realizing the place was really leaning over. one reason this happened is because the contracting group rt of ranan off with some of the mon bo t b w and kind of left it unfinished. >> why did they let people move in if it was unfinished? >> great question. >>> last week i told you the incredible story about a hit-and-run on a br

of extraordinary collaboration. 2950 singers from 73 countries from south africa, australia and kazakhstan. virtual choir created by eric whittaker. >> from the earliest mystery of man, people have been doing this, coming together and making music. >> virtual choir comes together, singing in bathtubs and closets. a librarian in norway. >> you have this general feeling of being connected to people everywhere. >> harmonizing, 4000 miles away on vancouver island. >> i wanted to do it as a challenge. because i would like to hold my head up and say i did it. >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they've all made the cut. >> global voices, united as one. >>> very cool. >> top executives want to freshen things up for you. >> unveiling a list of items today, we will tell you what to expect if you are heading to burger king. 3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling d

extraordinary collaboration. 2,950 singers from 73 countries, from south africa to australia to kazakhstanr, created by eric whitaker. >> from the earliest history of many, people have been doing this in one form or another. coming together to make music. >> reporter: they come together online, singing in bathtubs and closets. ♪ she is a librarian in norway. >> you just have this general feeling of being connected to people. ev everywhere. it's a lovely thought. >> reporter: harmonizing with jan 4,000 miles away on vancouver island. she hasn't sung in years. you recently turned 60? >> yes, i did. i wanted to do it as a challenge. because i would like to be able to hold my head up and say, you know, i did it. ♪ >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they've all made the cut. ♪ >> reporter: global voices united as one. ♪ nick watt, abc news, london. >> great story. >> yes, sit. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," a young upstart named katie couric returns to sell vags. >> she'll

extraordinary collaboration. 2,950 singers from 73 countries from south africa to australia and kazakhstansual choir, created by eric whitaker. >> from the earliest history of man people have been coming together in one form of another, makes music. >> reporter: it comes together online, singing in bathtubs and closets. this woman is a librarian in norway. this woman hadn't sung in years. >> you recently turned 60? >> yes, i did. and i wanted to do it as a challenge. because i like to be able to hold my head up and say, you know, i did it. >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they have all made the cut. >> reporter: global voices, united as one. nick watt, abc news, london. >>> that is "world news" for this sunday for dave muir, he will be back sunday. and thanks for watching and be sure to catch the start of a very big week on gma.

ranks 71st in the world for the number of women in the legislature, behind nations like vietnam and kazakhstan, wit rwanda ranks nur one. >> ahead the case of a father charged with murdering his own daughter, we preview a 48 hours mystery investigation. next. >> cowan: the practice of honor killings tragically occurs in other parts of the world but is almost unheard of here in the united states, until the case of a young woman in arizona, then someone thinks the practice may have moved here. mystery correspondent corey roberts explains. >> it was in this peoria arizona parking lot unemployed truck driver faleh almaleki, a married father of seven, a man with no criminal record, rammed his jeep into two women, alma al-arabiya left two battered women on the pavement. >> witness, shaneil nakamoto, i heard the sound of an engine speeding up, and i heard a thud, and i saw a girl laying in the rocks, face down. >> one of, one of faleh almaleki's victim was his daughter noor, according to investigators she left an arranged marriage in iraq several years later and moved out of her parent's home about a

plus a three man crew successfully biomes in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station as the first point shuttle era mission comes to an out . and back to the future france and germany as calls to resurrect old borders in the e.u. while want staunch change sides in a bid to escape order during. coming right up cutting out gadgets and brilliant inventions on the belt in artie's latest technology uptake. hello and welcome to technology update as more and more people flock to big cities and gas guzzling cars clog the motorways the rush is on to limit the impact of our modern day lifestyles scientists engineers and clean energy and the world over have looked to make a difference with eco friendly solutions and here russia is certainly no exception no sure foreign automakers have grabbed the initiative with alternative fuel cars like those that run on hydrogen and even more traditional ideas like hybrids remain beyond the price range of many drivers are definitely on the way down for more they once were but improvements still need to be made before those that run en

three man crew successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station we bring you more from mission control in russia tonight. and the economic blows continue to rain on spain it's taking credit rating hits another hit now with unemployment reaching a critical twenty five percent we've got the latest from spraying for you. eight pm moscow time this is r.t. very good evening for me kevin though in our top story tonight from russia terror has gripped ukraine today with a string of bombings that have left at least twenty nine people injured four successive blasts hit public areas in the eastern city of new process causing widespread panic several people suspected of organizing the attacks have reportedly been arrested. in the iranian ukrainian capital with more details. ukraine's interior ministry says that four bloss rocked the third largest town in ukraine to the city of get it off and those were for explosive devices put in fresh bins at tramway stations it's interesting the attack looks really coordinated because all those last happened at one particu

an american came back to earth today, their soyuz space capsule floated to a perfect landin lann kazakhstanhad to be carried out. their legs were shaky after spending nearly six months in space. for now, with america's space shuttles retired, the russian soyuz is the only way to get to and from the space station. the first shuttle ever built took its final flight today and it was a sight to see. (cheers and applause) >> schieffer: it takes something special to get new yorker's attention but today new york city was looking up as the shuttle "enterprise" riding piggyback on a 747 flew over landmarks like the empire state building, the world trade center site, the statue of liberty and what will be its new home, the "intrepid" air and space museum. enterprise was brought to new york after its sister ship "discovery" was moved to the smithsonian outside washington last week. >> welcome to new york and thanks for the show. >> schieffer: "enterprise" never flew in space, but that didn't matter to the clouds that flocked to the waterfront to get a peek and take pictures. and there were a lot of pi

the three man crew who successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station as the first post shuttle era mission comes to an end. and the economic blows continue to rain on spain to its credit rating takes another hit while unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent. next we dig deep into the financial headlines from across the atlantic with lower capital account. good afternoon and welcome to capital account i'm more in the store here in washington d.c. these are headlines for april twenty sixth two thousand and twelve a date is now set for the kick off of u.s. president barack obama's reelection campaign its may fifth so as we head towards elections and a debt ceiling debate mind you is the biggest tail risk for investors the intersection of reckless fiscal policy combined with jelly donut monetary policy will explain it will talk about it with grants interest rate observer editor james grant and speaking of the fed yesterday it reestablished what our guest calls its midgett interest rate policy so are central banks doing this to the price

voting in the part of the military and presidential elections the spacecraft is expected to land in kazakhstan eleven forty five g.m.t. you'll be able to watch the landing live on our web site r t v dot com. the yellow sea has become an area of international focus as russia and china stage military maneuvers becomes right after the u.s. and the philippines conducted joint war games in disputed waters not far from the chinese coast raising tensions with beijing artie's denise has been following developments. i'm standing on board the russian destroyer god of the just completed its mission as part of joint russian chinese maneuvers in the yellow sea the whole russian convoy for a large warships and to support together with a chinese convoy of about twenty warships several thousand sailors took part in the maneuvers there is a deeper meaning of course besides the obvious advantages of performing a large scale joint naval mission these exercises have given more school in beijing and chance to fly their flags in the asia pacific where the growing presence of the u.s. navy has recently become a conc

presidential elections so use a spacecraft on docked about an hour ago it is expected to land in kazakhstan eleven forty five g.m.t. . watch the landing live when i website dot com. well business news now and marina joins us with more details on ross this latest business deal or no yes that's right carol first for a mind our viewers of course russia is all a giant did signed agreements with two foreign companies and this will not only help expansion plans around the world but i will also apparently create a new way of doing energy business and russia as artist tom martin reports. beneath the waves in the ice of the arctic of perhaps the world's last great untapped reserves of oil and gas and russia is intent on extracting them the complexities of the project are causing a revolution in the way russia does business in the sector apart from offering substantial tax breaks to investors there's also the prospect foreign firms will be allowed to own resources under the seabed no one really knows how much energy is there but the best guess is about one hundred sixty billion barrels of oil in the

module carrying two russian cosmonauts and a nasa astronaut has successfully landed in kazakhstan the crew returned back to earth after spending almost six months onboard the international space station r.c.s. sean thomas has been following events from mission control the launch happened in november two thousand and eleven mid november they spent about five and a half months in space as part of that so use it twenty two but also as part of the thirtieth international space station expedition there were some problems with delaying about launch because they were supposed to launch as early as september but as you may remember there was a problem with the progress rocket which delayed this rocket as well but then you're also some problems in that delaying their landing as well they had some problems with the pressurization of the command module so that actually delayed there might be in fact this was the first so use capsule to launch after the shuttle program has retired on one hand there were airplanes fourteen helicopters twenty two land vehicles and over two hundred personnel ready t

extraordinary collaboration. 2,950 singers from 73 countries from south africa to australia to kazakhstanal choir, created by eric whitaker. >> from the earliest history of man, people have been doing this in one form or another, coming together in one form or another, making music. >> reporter: it comes together online, singing in bathtubs and closets. ♪ this woman is a librarian in remote norway. >> you have a general feeling of being connected to people everywhere. it's a lovely thought. >> reporter: harmonizing with jan, 4,000 miles away on vancouver island. she hadn't sung in years. you recently turned 60? >> yes, i did. and i wanted to do it as a challenge. because i like to be able to hold my head up and say, you know, i did it. >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they have all made the cut. ♪ >> reporter: global voices, united as one. nick watt, abc news, london. >>> that is "world news" for in sunday. david muir and all of us at abc news, thanks for watching and first thing tomorrow morning, catch the start of a very big week on "gma." >> all right, have a great vacat

plus a three man crew successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station as the first pro shuttle era mission comes to an end. and the economic blows rain on spain credit rating takes another hit for unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent. now the possibility of an all out war between sudan and south sudan is debated in peter lavelle's crosstalk. if you. still. need to. follow in welcome to cross talk on futile about are they on the brink of war this is how the situation appears to be developing between the recently independent state of south sudan and its northern neighbor there's a lot at stake and it is said to be mostly about oil and power and the question arises is the south sudan strong enough to survive as a state. and you can. start. to cross-talk the twisted relations between sudan and south sudan i'm joined by olivia wore him in london she's director of waging peace also in london we have i'll johnson he is director at viewpoint africa and an award winning journalist on african affairs and in nairobi we go to wolf christian p

banks can't get their hands on enough of that recently so several central banks in mexico russia kazakhstan all loading up even as recently as march we got no new numbers indicating that bob english such an insightful interview we're going to leave it there thanks so much for joining us in our miami studio today bob inglis contributing editor for zero hedge and economic policy journal dot com thank you laura. all right let's wrap up with a loose change and shift in dimitri and have a great opinion on something that we have opined about last month on the heels of the greg smith goldman op ed and a reported one thousand tips that have poured into the f.c.c. the security and exchange commission after dodd frank regulations went into effect last summer that incentivized whistleblowers to come forward we posed this question . are we seeing an emerging market for this. kind of blow in the west. so we thought it may be an emerging market but now i don't know not if the security and exchange commission can't keep their identities as secret there's a new report out that federal securities regulators

was a three man crew successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station we bring you more from mission control here in russia. and the economic blows rain on spain its credit rating takes another head while unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent. and in business the markets here moscow have ended the week on a high as big corporate earnings so brazen sentiment turn in about ten minutes time i have to break down all the figures. it's seven pm here in moscow six pm in kiev ukraine and terror has gripped ukraine today with a string of bombings that have left at least twenty nine people wounded before successive blast hit public areas in the eastern city of near prepared throw off causing widespread panic several people suspected of organizing the attacks have reportedly been arrested let's get the latest now from our correspondent in the ukraine he's in the capital kiev alexei or service can you tell us what exactly happened this friday morning. in ukraine's interior ministry says that four bloss rocked the third largest town in ukraine

the three man crew who successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station we bring you more of the program from mission control in russia half an hour from now. the economic blows continue to rain on spain its credit rating takes another hit while unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent you're up to date with the latest from moscow with me in time now to sift through the spin next sixty minutes in the company of a loner in washington d.c. . welcome to the lower show where we get the real headlines with none of the mercy i can live in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to talk fifth book cyber security flash privacy crushing bill is up for debate on the house floor so we're going to find out what lawmakers are proposing to change after the white house issued a veto threat then said of the marco rubio gave a foreign policy speech yesterday preaching the need for america to continue to be a leader and for an interventionist foreign policy but let's face it his points don't all add up so we're going to break down the inconsistency of th

a three man crew successfully lands in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station we got more from mission control in half an hour. the economic blow has continued to raise its credit rating takes another hit with unemployment reaches a critical twenty five percent. i'm kevin i would mourn all those stories with me in thirty minutes then but now it's back to a lota in washington d.c. . i did so and sell on tonight's program now earlier this week we told you about the case of francis grady that's the man a tried to burn down a planned parenthood center in wisconsin he's facing jail time but he's not facing any charges of domestic terrorism whereas we have seen people get that charge just for translating documents online so we want to know if you thought that there is a double standard when it comes to domestic terrorism charges go to producer for treason i sent you to find out what you had to say. i'm of the streets of d.c. to tell people the nation's capital what our viewers have to say on twitter facebook and you tube and see which comments we should keep or delet

extraordinary collaboration. 2,950 singers from 73 countries from south africa to australia to kazakhstanl choir created by eric whitaker. >> from the earliest history of man, people have been doing this in one form or another. coming together and making music. >> reporter: the virtual choir comes together online singing in bathtubs and closets. >> reporter: she's a librarian in norway. >> just have the general feeling of being connected to people everywhere. it's lovely. >> reporter: harmonizing with jan 4,000 miles away on vancouver island. she hadn't sung in years. >> you recently turned 60? >> yes, i did, and i wanted to do it. as a challenge because i'd like to be able to hold my head up and say, you know, i did it. >> we haven't ever turned away a single singer. they've all made the cut. >> reporter: global voices united as one. nick watt, abc news, london. >> that is pretty phenomenal. 6:30 p.m. eastern, it will be streaming live right here on new york city at lincoln center in a concert hall. isn't that incredible? >> it really is. >> something professional artists have been doing

they are expected to land in kazakhstan in just a few hours. they have been up there about 6 months. they left behind several. another three will go up and join them on may 15th. those are the top five headlines at 5:00 a.m. >> the white house is trying to calm another storm after video was released saying the agency used them a quote crucify strategy against the oil and gas industry. beater d -- peter doocy has more. >> it was back in 2010 after the gsa conference in vegas with the clowns and hot tubs. the head of the dallas regional office said this about his agencies enforcement policy. >> energy policy is a critical issue in the current campaign season. they don't want to think one of the top environmental protection agencies isn't doing their best to protect everyone equally. jay kacarney said a quick look the facts should find the comments are bunk. >> the official's comments not only are inaccurate as a representation of or characterization that the epa has operated under president obama but they are provebly inaccura inaccurate. >>> he

kazakhstan, ferrying nearly three tons of supplies to the space stays.s is the second of five cargo deliverly missions to the station for 2012. russia plans three more launches in july, november and december. you were supposed to see video but we'll keep that a mystery for you. we'll try to get that. >>> the balance of power in washington at stake as we get colorser to the november elections. a look at the house and senate races. >>> the fbi searching a manhattan basement for etan patz. a 6-year-old boy's disappearance in 1979 sparked a effort to keep children safe. we have the same forensic pathologist, michael ad baden on this case back in 1979 live with us next hour [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. i