gas to europe this year having already increase supplies by ten percent but despite the increase to mond gas problem is still set to do a ten percent decline in profits overall. this week has witnessed the collapse of the world's biggest fertiliser cartel sending shock waves through the industry pushing down shares in protest produces world wide by around of course our panic has been spreading on global stock markets is the russian giant your account he decided to pull out of a joint venture with its bellary space partner bellerose kelly in the agricultural world this is the equivalent of saudi arabia dropping out of opec and this could all result in lower food prices because farmers will pay less for their first eliza to grow their crops and pulses discounts on to the consumer at the checkout also this could mean an increase in the size of crops so people will get to enjoy a bigger soybean for less. russia could soon welcome a budget airline air a floor russia's largest airline is planning to offer flies to savvy savers as early as next year and our customers could be snapping up ticket

and another story we look at, the editorial of "le monde" was on this today.there is not a boycott, the propaganda for nontraditional sexuality, which is seen by many as targeting, sexual's, there was yesterday between a two russian athletes, and they risk legal action. needless to say, the editorial says the issue should not be the olympics themselves, and they should use the democratic countries as a chance to speak out against that. >> all right. a smothering. james is following our media buzz segment. thank you for joining us here on france 24. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

. >> moral monds was initiated by pastor richard barber, the head of the north carolina naacp. over the weeks the number of clergy who endorse the movement has grown considerably. leaders of the lutheran, presbyterian, episcopal, rowman catholic, and united methodist and jewish faiths signed a statement of support saying many of the new laws adversely impact the poor, aging, and children. >> my major disagreement is when men of the cloth are leading a protest and part of what they're protesting is the legislatures attempt to protect the rights of the unborn and to put a limit on the killing of the unborn. the legislature approved one of the most restrictive anti-abortion laws in the nation, and that pleases pastor wooden. >> we've lost more blacks to abortion than crime, violence, accidents, heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure, heart attacks and strokes combined. >> the legislators also approved what may be the most restrictive voter law in the country. kirstin frescom is one of those who has been arrested. >> the voter suppression is just so wrong to me because we're in

and demi monde obama is considering charging the hated with a limited military strike on syria over its alleged use of chemical weapons a despite growing reluctance from its allies. also emergency crews and rochelle so far east to work around the clock trying to keep floodwaters at bay and evacuated residents as the worst solution in a century takes a heavy toll on infrastructure. the morning you're watching argy live from moscow you're with me let's take a look at our first the top story. as u.s. forces are poised for a possible military strike on syria washington's key ally has withdrawn its support british lawmakers have defeated immersion by david cameron's government effectively ruling out the u.k.'s involvement in any a sold now intervention was a rejected by a margin of a thirteen so with thirty members of cameras party turning against him our parliament refused to sanction british involvement in syria even if un inspectors conclude that damascus was indeed responsible for the use of chemical weapons early in august that reportedly killed hundreds of civilians now in the eyes of

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two young men received sentences after being convicted in the gang rape of a teen-aged girl alt rimp mondhigh skoo. one man sentenced to 33 years to life in prison, his co-defendant received 29 years to life. the victim did not attend the hear bug a statement read in courtyt>z revealed hardships se being attacked outside of a hem coming dance in october, 2009. two more suspects still await trial, a total of four men have been sentenced. >> today the fbi announced arrest a manic named upclose robber identified as a 47-year-old from san francisco. fbi agents call him up close robber because of the clarity of the surveillance photos they say kirksy robbed a bank last month suspected of robbing one other bank. they say he never used a weapon but simulating having a handgun. >> police in belmont asking for help identifying three men you're about to see suspected of a home burglary. this happened on friday on belmont canyon road before 3:00 in the afternoon. surveillance video caught them in the act. the burglars drove up the drichway, turned the car around, then broke into the house. >> walnu

and the fact that mond bond market turned around like it did, to me is impressive. that certainly didn't blow up in my face but you have to be impressed. i bought stocks last week quietly. i'm not -- i'm nervously long. nervously long in japan. and today's action, not going to bring me off to the side lines but at least it is impressive enough to say, it finished up on the day and suddenly good news, that's the good news. >> right. >> there's definitely a lot of mixed data out there. so he says he is long but he is nervous and markets and when you have manufacturing, that's improving at the same time, you are getting gdp, slow 2.5%, still below the 3% historic average. jobs seem to be picking up. but yet, maybe for the wrong reasons at the exception of part-time workers and lower income jobs people dropping out of the labor force. >> greg, no surprise, jeffrey lacquer, one of the feds said, he is no fan of tapering anyway of the program. we would have started tapering last year, he said. he said today that they feels the criteria of the feds set up to begin tapering

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thankful will in california where i practice there had are mond mandatory rules for this to be reportedal services. the problem is so much of it goes under ground and unnoticed and glossed over with denial. again, these stories are important for people out there listening, if you have any hint of this in peers and friends and family, you got to get help. help does work in these situations of so-called common violence, and if it's the inter personal terrorism, we got it fix it. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, the family of a florida teenager who died after being tasered by police want answers. today an investigation was launched. we have details coming up. >>> coming up, the incident that led oprah winfrey to say she's the victim of racism. and 900 million dollars are changing hands online. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and it's giving the internet the room it needs to grow. this&is gonna be big. hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. >>> let's get caught up on oth

green mountain is down but mond lay up two percent. that will do it for the "closing bel bell". thanks for being with me. i hope you'll follow me on twitter and google plus. "fast money" begins right now. live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. our traders tonight are tim seymour, dan nathan, joshua brown and guy adami. let's get to our top story today. taking stock of twitter. it's the company taking media and wall street by storm 140 characters at a time. the hottest stocks on twitter and we'll look at how it's changing the landscape and whether the company could be a good investment for you. we have three of the top ranked twitterers on the show tonight. josh brown number one best tweet, tim also on that list as well as howard lindzan. josh, let's kick it off with you. how has twitter changed what we do. >> i'm actually switching back to chat roulette. let me say this quickly but i think it's really important. three years ago i started doing these conferences to institutional investors talking about twitter and trading and investing

he told the french news paper "le monde": "the chemical massacre of damascus cannot and must not remain unpunished." meanwhile in iran, a senior cleric said any military action by the u.s. is doomed to fail. >> ( translated ): if they, americans, commit such a mistake of attacking syria, they definitely won't achieve victory, and victory will belong to the resistance and the proud nation of syria. >> brown: back in washington, members of congress-- briefed last night by white house officials-- indicated they were also divided over whether to use military force. and "the washington post" reported some current and former military officers have serious doubts, in the wake of lengthy wars in iraq and afghanistan. still, a fifth u.s. destroyer, the u.s.s. "stout", moved into the eastern mediterranean, adding to the arsenal of cruise missiles ready to be fired at syria, if the order is given. >> woodruff: in syria today, the foreign minister dismissed secretary kerry's accusations as baseless lies and a desperate attempt to justify aggression. meanwhile, the u.n. inspectors wrapped up their w

ozmanned mond works in the pediatric primary care clinic at bellevue hospital in new york city.part of a national literacy program called, "preach out and read." >> i could not, would not, with a fox. >> reporter: books are given to children six months to five years old, and parents are encouraged to read them out loud. >> try to started to read, to saia little things. >> reporter: why the doctor's office? because that's the one place where all children, including those most at risk, go regularly before they enter school. without some school experience before first grade, most low-income children are almost guaranteed to begin school been everyone else. and we're talking about a lot of challenger here 5.1 american children under the age of five are growing up in poverty. so what are states doing to get these kids ready for first grade? see for yourself. only ten stays and the district of columbia tells schools they must provide full-day cind garth kindergarten. 34 states require half-day programs and six daits do not require any kindergarten at all. head start reaches about one-

green mountain is down but mond lay up two percent. that will do it for the "closing bel bell".ou'll follow me on twitter and google plus. "fast money" begins right now. live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. our traders tonight are tim seymour, dan nathan, joshua brown and guy adami. let's get to our top story today. taking stock of twitter. it's the company taking media and wall street by storm 140 characters at a time. the hottest stocks on twitter and we'll look at how it's changing the landscape and whether the company could be a good investment for you. we have three of the top ranked twitterers on the show

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actually did say that philippe du monde is the wisest man he knows on the conference call this morninghat being born out at least today with the stock up over 7%. there is philippe. the wisest man i know. there he is. philippe du monde, 7.2% is the rise right now and the stock price after reporting better than expected results. the focus for investors is both on domestic ad sales up 6%, that was not expected, in fact, they were looking for closer than a 3% rise and you had a big buyback increase. they're going to $20 billion from $10 billion. they're buying $2 billion, almost right away, additional $2 billion worth of shares in the next several months. what is important is the leverage ratio at the company, to a conversation we're having earlier is going up at this company, to what is the prerecession levels of three times. they're around 2.75 turns now, going up to three turns of leverage, which says they're comfortable keeping a higher debt level at the company to continue to fund the buybacks. as we have said so many times, buybacks have been one of the key engines in terms of the m

to protect the american people in their homeland, it is para monde -- paramount. to investigate allegations of employee misconduct and fraud. other departmental internal affairs units investigate .llegations of ms. conduct the allegations generally relate to administrative manner. 2004-2012, they received 130 cell death 130,000 allegations from various internal affairs offices and we initiated an investigation on about 10,000 investigations. a hotline staff processes all complaints. when oig declines the case, it for furtherback inquiry and investigation. unless specifically requested, oig does not track what happened. within tsa, the office is responsible for conducting internal investigations of misconduct. this operates under a blanket waiver. the waiver was based on our ops -- observation it we had -- we had excepted about three percent of these allegations and of theed support for 10% cases. in fiscal year 2012, oig 16,000d approximately complaints of misconduct. of these cases, 1358 were related to tsa. an investigation for approximately 90 cases and complai

discoveries we never had before because it was too difficult to explore the bottom of a mountain, -- top le monde the mountain or bottom of the notion third -- ocean. host: bob. pennsylvania. caller: good morning. times haso, how many a company like yours shown pictures like this to high school students to get them interested in the fields? all we hear about is the negative. interested inds the positive ways of helping one another? guest: you are spot on. these generations that are coming up -- i have a two and a half-year-old grandson. he is a digital native. he has no apprehension. he can use an ipad easily. he will be utilizing this technology in elementary school, high school. we will have a couple hundred young, high school folks at this convention this week. we have a foundation that there whole purpose in life is to help educate young men and women on the science, technology, engineering and mathematics that exists around this technology. it is fun. it is the kids played with big toys. people haveassion an understanding how how it will make life a better place to live. host: we have found

discoveries we never had before because it was too difficult to explore the bottom of a mountain, -- top le monde the mountain or bottom of the notion third -- ocean. host: bob. pennsylvania. caller: good morning. mr. toscano, how many times has a company like yours shown pictures like this to high school students to get them interested in the fields? all we hear about is the negative. why not get kids interested in the positive ways of helping one another? guest: you are spot on. these generations that are coming up -- i have a two and a half-year-old grandson. he is a digital native. he has no apprehension. he can use an ipad easily. he will be utilizing this technology in elementary school, high school. we will have a couple hundred young, high school folks at this convention this week. we have a foundation that there whole purpose in life is to help educate young men and women on the science, technology, engineering and mathematics that exists around this technology. it is fun. it is the kids played with big toys. there is a passion people have an understanding how how it will make life a bet

also this, georgia jer mond, who was a fixture on theÑi american political scene for nearly 50 years, at the baltimore sun's washington bureau, died shortly after 4:00 a.m. today of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease at his home in west virginia, jack germond was 85.ñr >> it's unusual that somebody should crown queen victoria in such a way, but she certainly did. i think it was her youth and her evidencer investigate ends, and she was such a change in this royal court. and i know, having read about her, she was this very happy girl, that certainly queen victoria thought she was wonderful, and she gave her the official title of, which wouldn't normally be given to a niece. it would only be given to the wife of an ambassador. >> the encore presentation of our original series, first ladies, continues tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. c-span, we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences, and offering complete gavel to gavel coverage of the u.s. house, all as a public ser

discoveries we never had before because it was too difficult to explore the bottom of a mountain, -- top le mondehe mountain or bottom of the notion third -- ocean. host: bob. pennsylvania. caller: good morning. mr. toscano, how many times has a company like yours shown pictures like this to high school students to get them interested in the fields? all we hear about is the negative. why not get kids interested in the positive ways of helping one another? guest: you are spot on. these generations that are coming up -- i have a two and a half-year-old grandson. he is a digital native. he has no apprehension. he can use an ipad easily. he will be utilizing this technology in elementary school, high school. we will have a couple hundred young, high school folks at this convention this week. we have a foundation that there whole purpose in life is to help educate young men and women on the science, technology, engineering and mathematics that exists around this technology. it is fun. it is the kids played with big toys. there is a passion people have an understanding how how it will make life a bette

i don't ever repair them. 1931 stig mond bought the property from the green family. she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be used forever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it. i walked into the meadow several times and they don't even care. we do have literally events going on day and night. the concert associat