soccer player from everton come good on the gold launch seamus coleman other figures like the actor john wood and that was parroting judi dench. other people like peter sutherland would be there the incoming president of the ga acknowledging the role call. cut the visit of queen elizabeth and indeed the role that it plays in society. the hike was a poster which will also be bought tickets to one hundred and sixty people packed into the fruit of course issued by ten but the tie the score stood at the first minister the speeches from both the queen on and present them to consider any indication for like you're from the only spring creek we will make of the course of this four day visit buckingham palace never brings a bounce but what can we anticipate like the short run but she would refer to a visit to why it is expected to talk about maybe the centenary of the first twenty four. the relationship with iran and of course that the problem of northern ireland the ongoing peace process there are some eye candy to kids. this is probably going to be one of the most important for its beaches to make

joining me to recap the big stories so far, our guest, john woods, the managing director and head ofncome at citi investment management. asia edge is next. qwest we are live in hong kong, and this is asia edge. taking a look at our top stories. a warning on rosset and honda taking a hit in tokyo. -- on profits and honda taking a hit in tokyo. three down, one to go. can i see be joined rivals in boosting profits? >> also coming up, president for the philippines and the final stage of his tour. we are going to assess the highs and lows of his trip so far. the imf releases its latest for asia. also is optimism but concerns. we are going to take a look at the four major risks facing this part of the world. to makeunced push offerings missed the mark. i am watching the market for all of you as we kick off a new trading week. at, is what we are looking fairly mixed but not exactly a day for the bulls to put their hat on. you're looking at the third day of losses across the region. three main themes today. we have tensions in ukraine and russia getting the best of risk appetite.

john salt, chairman of votevets.org. and david woodfington post" senior military correspondent. i want to start with you, john. i think this elephant in the room when we're talking about veterans nowadays is the experience of so many iraq and afghanistan. we have a situation where among military personnel with at least one mental health condition, that is up 62% from 2001 to 2011. talk about the experience that so many young vets coming back from afghanistan and iraq are dealing with in re-adjusting to civilian life. >> well, first, it's hard because your experience is so different than to what anything your peers have experienced here in the united states. so we have the smallest percentage ever in the history of our country serving in a protracted war. it's about 1% of the population. so if you're a 25-year-old or a 26-year-old and you come back to go to school, you have a very different relationship. so you have a huge adjustment issue. then you throw on top of that the combat issues, what it was like to be shot at. perhaps you saw

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john. >> absolutely right, nic robertson off the coast perth. >>> there was one american adult on flight 370, philip wood, an ibm employee heading home to beijing. his partner sara bajc said she thinks philip wood may still be alive and doesn't feel we're hearing the jet truth. >> i do believe there's some sort of cover-up, whether malaysia, united states, china, i don't know. but it's impossible to me that all of those governments' radars were so silent and so quiet when a 777 was flying over their airspace. there's clearly something we don't know. >> most of the people on that flight were chinese, and they want answers, too. but they're saying there's so much false information, they just don't know what to believe. pauline chew is live in beijing. pauline there was a meeting with the americans and the families, what happened? >> that's right, these americans lost loved ones. and the chinese met with the three americans early this morning, they asked them a lot of questions and the americans advised them and they guide them. they said you need to keep asking questions, keep pushing for answers from the

wood trees from poachers. s >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. a lot more to cover this half hour. a small town takes on big oil, putting a halt to trilling to protest fracking. politics - senator elizabeth warren and the populous message that could set the stage for a run for president. comedian and sarah seager setting up against cerebral palsy. >> kiev is reported to use force if russia does not negotiate a solution in the next 48 hours. a 16-year-old suspect is being held wowed bail after a stabbing rampage. alex hribal was charged as an adult and facing two dozen felony charges. at least 20 people were injured in that attack. >> president obama paying tribute to the victims of last week's shooting at fort hood. a memorial took place today. the president vowed to do more to protect troops and reach those who are hurting. >> for the first time the public can see how much doctors charge medicare for their services. president jimmy carter was the first to try to get the information released. he was blocked by legal challenges. last year is a jud

wood's voice. we know many of the families feel like that, for sure. do they expect that these questions will help solve anything? >> reporter: johns remarkable that the attitudes and the anger of the families, the 153 chinese nationals who were on board that missing plane, really echoes that of james wood's. the anger in the conference room behind me in this hotel, when malaysian officials step forward, is truly palpable. yesterday, a walkout after malaysian officials, a technical glitch. they couldn't succeed in having a video conference with the chinese families, so the chinese staged a mass walkout. today, a representative of the chinese embassy -- malaysian embassy, rather, didn't even bother to appear in front of the families of these very anxious people, instead leaving a statement to be read by a malaysian airlines official, and you had passenger families, representatives of them basically yelling out into the conference room, "where's the embassy? where's the ambassador?" now, the malaysian officials are now trying to answer some of these questions. and to just give you a sense of the distrust, the chinese families, they

wood, bbc news. >> a sad day in the syria conflict t has also been a dfl week for the middle east peace process. and today secretary of state john kerry expressed frustration with both reerlly and palestinian leaders for taking moves that could derail negotiations. one man who watches this process very closely is former american president jimmy carter, who famously brokerred the 1978 camp david accords. he has a new book out, "a call to action" that highlights violence against women around the world. he came into the studio to talk to me about that book but we began by talking about the news of the day. president carter, i want to start by asking you about middle east peace process. i wonder whether you think this president has been engaged enough at a personal level in the peace process. secretary kerry today accepted there are limits to what he can do. he suggested you can take a horse to water, you can't force it to drink. if the president was more personally engaged, do you think we can get more progress? >> i do. not only this president but all previous presidents. i was deeply engaged as i could possibly get. maybe excessi

john talks about her new vegas show and the members of kiss stop by to share a big announcement. >>> time to bring you sports headlines this morning. golf's first major teed off and without tiger woods trowelling the greens, a career low 68 on the course, but history isn't on his side, sorry. only one opening round leader has won the masters in the last 30 years. adam scott and bubba watson trail haas by one shot. >>> miami police launch an investigation after colin kaepernick's former lover is hospitalized. the san francisco quarterback and two nfl players were in a hotel room where the woman allegedly had drinks and smoked pot. she later blacked out and police want answers. the 49ers are also investigating. no charges have been filed. >>> the lawsuit against lance armstrong forces the cyclist to name names. court document court documents reveal his entourage knew of his doping. >>> here comes the gophers. can they make it in time to get a shot? wow, blocked. rebound. score! >> minnesota's winning goal sets up a finals matchup with union college. >>> now the baseball we go and it's new home plate collision rule of the runner. in this case, clearly out, but is called safe. the ump r

woods yet with this massive storm system. >> yeah, the front is marching east. accuweather's jim dickey now joining us with the very latest. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and diana. after an active weekend across the nation's midsection, we keep the threat for storms in place though it shifts a bit further to the east as we go through the early part of this workweek here. so as far as today is concerned, we're watching from northern illinois all the way down to the gulf of mexico in particular and in around the mississippi river towards the nashville area. that's where storms are strongest. gusty winds, large hail and again the threat for tornadoes and the threat tracks a bit further eastward on into tuesday. john and diana, back to you. >> all right, jim, thank you. stay with abc news. we will have live team coverage of the deadly tornadoes coming up on "good morning america." >>> also making headlines this morning, the nba players union and the owners are calling for immediate sanctions against los angeles clippers owner donald sterling. tmz released a recording it says is sterling berating his ex-girlfriend for bringing black friends to games and po

john, i wouldn't necessarily say it is slipping away. however, i would say right now there is a bit of a minor setback for tiger woods.yihis is a surgery that's going to protect the longevity of his career. this is something that's going to allow him to play for many, many more years in the future. it's not a quick fix solution. it's something that allows him to keep going and keep reaching the biggest number in golf, possibly in sports, which is that major record that's held by jack nicklaus. 18 is that major number. however, i want to do a bit of a comparative analysis here. both at the age that tiger woods is now and the same age that jack nicklaus was, 38 years old, when they had both won 14 majors, they had both played 64 major championships. so we are level. we are level right now. tiger woods is on par. now, of course, when i speak about a bit of a setback, he won't be playing at the masters. so that won't be his 65th. jack nicklaus won his 15th major in his 67th major championship that he played in. so now we're going to see as tiger woods is fighting back from this surgery, which could be about three months t

is a backed by anything now it's not backed backed by anything now actually john mccain's idea for the bank or in bretton woods in one thousand nine hundred four that actually was backed by something keane's at the end of his near the end of his life favored a commodity standard not a pure gold standard but gold was included in the basket along with other commodities so the banker would have been backed by something yesterday as not backed by anything easiest way to understand it the fed has a printing press they can print dollars and that has a printing press they can print s.t.r. and they will print the f.d.r.'s the next time there's a liquidity crisis because the next crisis for the reason i explained earlier it's going to be bigger than the fed and the fed the fed's already insolvent on the mark to market basis they're leveraged eighty to one they look like a bad hedge fund the feds at the outer limit of what they can do and so the only clean balance sheet left in the world is the i.m.f. they're only leveraged about three to one so they have a lot more headroom and then issues such as by the way they did i

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. >> john henry smith is here with more on the ailing tiger woods. >> good morning.erhaps because the announcement came on the first day of the fourth month you thought it was an april fool's joke. it was jont. tiger woods is -- wasn't. tiger woods is going to miss the masters. he'll be recovering from back surgery to repair a pinched nerve. tiger will not compete for the first time in 20 years. in a statement woods says his goal is to return to competitive coastal some time this summer. the u.s. open starts june 12th. here is what else tiger had to say: well, to football. it didn't take a week. a mere five days after the eels released him, du shun jackson is a washington red skin. they skyped the receive -- signed the receiver to a 3-year deal. washington was the only team jackson visited and he's been there since monday meeting with team players and coaches. he had to refute a report that he might be a gang member. jackson is coming off his best season as a pro. >> the darren jeeta farewell tour was rolling as the yankees and avt rals became the last two teams to o

john terrett, always good to see you. >>> warnings from the "world health organization" saying antibiotic resistence is now a global threat. many of the world's curable diseases could become killers again. simon mcgregor wood reports. >> reporter: the "world health organization" said its happening right now. antibiotic resistence is growing all over the world in rich and poor countries alike. common diseases which have for decades been treatable with antibiotics are developing ever stronger resistence. the main bacteria which causes things like diarrhea, pneumonia and gonorrhea are all but becoming more difficult to treat. the widespread prescription of antibiotics started in the 1940's and revolutionized medicine which for centuries have killed millions of people are suddenly treatable. in recent years we've all taken too many antibiotics too often. that's allowed bacteria to develop resistence. what the world needs now are new drugs to deal with this emerging crisis. but no new antibiotics are being produced. it's an expensive and risky investment for the big drug companies. >> we've had resistence over the many decades and there is a harsh biological truth in all of this, the more intensified pressure o

wood. >>> that's tonight's life look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. >>> america's top diplomat finds himself under fire tonight from all sides. secretary of state john kerry took plenty of questions about an obama foreign policy that some democrats cannot even fathom. >> i have to be honest with you, we have no policy from what i can tell. >> reporter: from both sides of aisle at the senate foreign relations committee, secretary of state faced pointed questions. >> if the end result is a six or 12-month window for which the sanctions regime will have fallen, it is far different from where we started off and what we were told. if they are overtly breaking out and breaking an agreement and starting to end rich and pursue, they have made a huge consequential decision. >> ranking member, bob corker accused president obama of creating an air of permissiveness for america's adversaries by failing to follow through against syria last summer. >> i think the steps that we took in syria have affected us and iran, they have affected us in the peninsula. they have affected us in ukraine. you have been appearing over a period of time where more u.s. credibility

tension now in east west relations ok and there was a lot said there james wood in washington would you reflect upon what john just said in paris. well yeah i mean i think nato has missions pretty clear it's defined in the charter and it's been changed since it was proposed and we have to remember that there is so so no such thing as a nato force i mean the nato forces are simply the composite of all the member states so these states have sovereign forces which they use to protect them they use they they choose to join together to cooperate together that i don't think there's anything untoward about that. there's anything that suggests that nato exists just for the sake of existing it's a common bond between free nations that hasn't really changed its most fundamentally core since its inception ok eric and in moscow here i mean how do you connect nato to the rubbish ok we'll go back to you in a sec john erik will connect the dots for me nato and what's going on in ukraine there is something prime to face absurd in the discussion which is that. not only does it not have the mission but it couldn't fulfill the

johns spoke with some family members in kuala lumpur. >> reporter: anger, frustration, and suspicion dominated the meeting between the passengers' relatives and investigators and officials. the partner of american passenger philip woodit's impossible that this relatively sophisticated military power didn't see it. they are clearly hiding something. we just don't know what. a journalist and a family member of a flight 370 passenger, both present at the closed-door briefing said that officials refuse to release the audio recording of air-to-ground conversation from the cockpit. they did, however, releas a transcript of the recording this week. the families are suspicious because officials changed their story about whether the last words came from the captain or co-pilot. and that the final message was, "good night malaysian 370" and not "all right, good night," as they had heard before. it was another blow to their credibility. the recording is part of the ongoing investigation and has not been released. they also haven't released flight 370's complete cargo list. earlier they said that the plane was carrying fruit, electronic equipment and a load of lithium batteries which, if stored improperly, can be a fire hazard.

john henry smith is here with that. good morning. >> good morning. that's been a lot of hand wringing about the absence of tiger woods. let me say this, the movementers has been around for -- masters has been around for 80 years. this event will survive tiger woods being absent for the first time in 20 years. if you are in the field, you have to think this is your chance to supplant tiger. could it be a familiar face like phil mickelson, or could it be a new face. there are 24 first-time participants. >> to baseball, before big money import made his home debut at yankee stadium someone asked oriel's out-fielder jones what he thought. and he applied - why don't you ask tanaka about mean, i've been in the major leads. tanaka struck out jones and got jonathan shute. the 3-run home run putting the oryells up 3-0. yankees respond. carlosway solo shot. outside for the 80th on the all-time run. still up 3-1. there's the proof in case you thought i was making it up. >> he struck out 10. the guy starting three. ryan flaherty securing a 5-4 win. >> rangers visiting the red sox, trailing 2-1. men on first and third. david ortees

john roberts is. >> chief justice of the united states. >> yes. >> so, you know, i've been rerepeated reading gordon wood on how we became the american people and throughout you see him in the publications that stirred up the public so we'll revolt against the british. there was a talk about common rights, concern about aristocracy. aristotle told us you can have an ollie gashing can i or democracy but you can't have both. we're headed towards being an oligarchy, not a democracy. that's not good. >> i want to think about the extent to which in a very specified way they don't work out well. what kinds of impact we might expect to see as we see this growing inequality gap when we come back. up next, the budget proposal that could increase the wealth gap. first an update on the search for that missing malaysia airlines passenger jet. >>> chinese state media, cctv news is reporting a chinese ship taking part in today's search efforts has detected a pulse signal in the south indian ocean, however, we have no confirmation that this is linked to flietd 370 at this point. a high level government official in malaysia tells nbc news the government is

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