michael stevens is the deputy director of the royal united services institute in qatar.said it's too early yet to see if any real improvements are being made. >> certainly we've not seen any substantive legal changes here. we hope that those are coming, and we hope the government is working along with human rights organizations and the u.n. as well. i think there are top policymakers, and i think they feel hurt by the criticism that has come their way. some of these legislations and ideas take a while to filter down to the bottom, and actually the implementation phase is more complicated, and there we have problems with urgency. there are issues of young men dieing in disproportionately high numbers. in my own research i've uncovered quite a lot of incidents of sexual abuse not being reported to superiors. these issues have to be looked at. i think the big one that everyone is talking right now is this issue about the sponsorship system. this has been heavily debated, and it's a debate which thankfully is beginning it qatar, and it's the first we're seeing a detailed con

michael stevens is the gooept your director of the royal services in qatar. he joins us from london. thank you for being with us. they sound upbeat about the situation for workers improving. what have they done? >> there has been a lot of rhetoric and discussion, what kind of implementations we may see in terms of enforcing labour rights, stepping up inspection, holding certain companies to account that break the laws. we've not had any quantitative analysis to the change that some measures have taken. it's a little early, given the whole crisis around human rites is six, seven months old, to make a proper judgment to what qatar has down. we have not seen substantive legal changes, and we hope they are coming. we think the government is working along with human rights organization, the u.n. as well to change that, in accordance with international laws and better enforce the policies. at the moment it's mostly talk and we are yet to see substance. >> do you think there's any sense of urgency. >> i think there's a sense much urgency among top policy makers, the

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steven. thank you for coming in. michaeleary today has said in his speech effectively that trade will be tough going forward with no visibility on the second half of 2015. so why is the stock up on its fourth outlook? >> that's correct. i think, ross, he's saying it's going to be a good summer. they are saying the yield and average fares will be off 6%. factors up two points. that's a strong indication right now they will have a good summer to september. beyond that, you're right, very little visibility, but i mean there's a good trend there and that's what the market likes. >> and is that, is that what was driving all the other airline stocks higher? does it read automatically that there's a good market in place for the u.k. people flying out of britain? >> well, it should read that for the short market but not necessarily for the long-haul market. i think ryanair with limited capacity growth this year, they are waiting beyond that to help them a bit more. and also they have been investing in product and enhancing their pro

devastating morning in the courthouse lobby two lives were saved, those of sergeant michael manley and corporal steven ryanhart, police officers wearing vests funded through the partnership. the very real results of this federal-state partnership, of this investment in keeping the men and women of law enforcement safe in the line of duty are hard to ignore. with many police departments at the local level facing shrinking budgets this bullet-proof vest department makes vests more affordable ensuring officers are outfitted with the most current and effective and appropriate protection possible. in fact, the program specifically prioritizes smaller departments thaofpb struggle to -- that often struggle to afford vests and don't provide vests or require vests of their officers. it is in these smaller and more rural agencies and departments where line in duty deaths have historically been high. this is critical as my previous role as local governor in delaware i saw firsthand house officers in smaller agencies struggled to have current bullet-proof vests. this is a program that is a 50-50 match federal and

michael steele. i wish i got to meet chris stevens. everybody thought he was a great guy. coming up, bill clinton was doing more yesterday than just burnishing his own image with his speech about income inequality. he was also protecting hillary's left. plus the big muddle that's become the republican race for the white house. three guys, jeb bush, rand paul and mike huckabee are all bunched together, each representing different action factions of the party. and the botched execution is not about sympathizing with convicted murders, i think it's more about the rare cases that an innocent person is on death row. and finally, let me finish with the praising new struggle between the clintons and the democratic left over the 2016 primary fight. this is "hardball" a place for politics. some things you have to squeeze to make sure they're soft. other things, you don't. [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you can actually see the softness with our comfort cushions. plus you can use up to four times less. enjoy the go with charmin ultra soft. on buying a car for...

steven arkell. police say the suspected shooter is michael nolan, the son of the homeowner. it's believed he died in that fire. that video, unbelievable. >> dramatic. >>> and porsche is now being sued over the crash that left actor paul walker dead. the widow of driver roger rodas says the 2004 porsche cera gt lacked some safety features that would have saved both men's lives. christine rodas also says her husband was driving 55, not the 90 miles per hour that investigators say. she's seeking unspecified damages. >>> it's all over social media, an alleged family feud going viral this morning after the release of a surveillance video reportedly showing rapper jay z being attacked by beyonce's sister, solange. cnn cannot independently confirm the video, but according to tmz, it happened in an elevator at new york standard hotel and a woman who resembled beyonce is just standing there as the conflict lasts for more than three minutes. the hotel says they are investigating the leak of the video. and last night, the first couple of pop, they were picture perfect, once again takin

steven arkell. police say the suspected gunman, michael nolan, is the son of the homeowner. believed that he died in the fire. >>> today, alleged terrorist abu hamza al masri is back on the stand in new york after flatly denying providing any aid to terrorists and testifying that osama bin laden was a hot head. the egyptian-born cleric is accused of inspiring 9/11 attacker mohamed atta, helping kidnappers in yemen and trying to set up a terror training camp in oregon. al masri has pleaded not guilty. prosecutors are expected to begin cross examination today. >> yeah, he was actually from london there. >>> appeal denied. an ohio teenager who shot and killed three fellow students inside his high school in 2012 will have to serve out his sentence of life without parole. attorneys for 19-year-old t.j. lane claim their client should never have received such a harsh sentence because he was just 17, a juvenile, when he opened fire, killing his classmates. but an appeals court says the sentence will stand because lane planned his attack for weeks without any sort of provocation. >>>

michael darda of mkm partners. your forex report. yen back under 1.02. coming up, we talk to stevenon alibaba. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." and alibabaec shareholders trust the chinese? a conversation with steve and out off. holy guacamole, the pay packages for the leaders of chipotle are the burritos. musicians are getting crushed by spotify, pandora, and i-radio. "bloomberg surveillance," alive from our world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. joining me is early through an adam johnson. our guest host is steven davidoff of ohio state. alibaba, we will get to that in a moment. a busy morning brief with a lot going on. starting with india. >> india stocks hitting an all-time high as ballots are counted in the largest democratic election ever. in hong kong, growth slips to the slowest pace since 2012. in the u.s., housing starts and building permits at 8:30. at 9:55, michigan consumer confidence index. >> this has been a tumultuous week but if the lack of volatility. >> churn. is to mention bonds, which telling you what is happening under the surface. janet yellen,

michael essian and kevin botan. revealed young names in his 23-man squad. sterling, the 18-year-old, and luke sha shaw was included. chelchelsea player, will be captained by steven jedart. >> 50 caps, cahill, baines, hart, gerard, moony, plenty of caps between them, it would be wrong to focus on some out there young and less experienced. because everyone's inexperienced until the time he gets the chance to show he can do the josh. >> lee wells, wasn't a complete surprise but the gracious manner in which the chelsea player accepted the decision, was. >> someone in his experience at over 100 caps. i agree with roy, it should be about young players. i think it's best i retire now. that's taken some of the controversy about it. because a lot of people feel you need to take your best players to the cup. why mooney hasn't done it at an international tournament in years. shaw is of course that man coming in the left back slot it's going to be really difficult for them out in brazil. >> from football to basketball. the los angeles clippers produced an amazing come back against the oklahoma city thunder. in l.a. the clippers were trailing 2-1 in the series got off to a b

michael. i want to ask you this. do you believe leon panetta, a credible moderate democrat, do you think he went out there to kill chris stevens? me let him lie in the field? >> of course not. >> do you believe that lois lerner who is a bureaucrat was sitting there talking to the obama people about how to screw the right wing? do you believe she's in cahoots with the -- >> that we're still investigating, chris. we don't know. she hasn't told us. >> she is a federal employee probably for life and you're saying she's -- >> can i just say something about -- >> don't use that word with me. that says something that you're not a stoner. don't start talking like one. go ahead, joan. >> here's theling about lois lerner. she exercised her fifth amendment right, we all have them. eli january cummings talked about this. her lawyer made a proffer to darrell issa's committee and the committee that congressman cummings sits on. he was willing to give a vague outline of what she knows to talk about some kind of possible, you know, protection from prosecution. they wouldn't even go there with her. they were much more interested in a witch hun

martha: you know, i want to read to you also in michael goodwin's piece this morning he quotes the president who received an award in hollywood from steven, and the award was for fighting genocide. and, you know, goodwin say that is the presidentç passed up an opportunity perhaps to talk about american power in the world and the good that american power is capable of, but here's a quote from what president obama said at that. he said, i have this remarkable title right now, president of the united states, and yet every day i wake up, i think about young girls in nigeria or children in syria, and there are times in which i want to reach out and save those kids and having to think about what levers, what power do we have? i think what we can do to drop by drop wear down those forces that are so destructive. what do you think about his take on that? >> that's more of the incompetence we've seen. look, he has this utopian idea that somehow we can unilaterally disarm ourselves to peace and that our allies and enemies will follow suit. but think of this: our country is no longer trusted by our allies or respected or certainly feared by americ

stevens and tried to cover his and three other deaths with the white house. they tweet every 12 seconds, not ef 12 days or minutes but every 12 seconds. michaelites in politico what he calls the benghazi political. that president obama is one of the most corrupt presidents of modern times and above all to tarnish clinton ahead of 2016 by linking the former secretary of state directoly to the deaths o stevens and the others. and now the republicans now want a special council. this is how the right fights the clintons. now it's also how they fight barack obama. and it isn't going to end. this isn't about investigations or oversight. this is the play book. and that wraps things up for "the reid report." i'll see you online. uh-oh, here they come. "the cycle kwlts is coming up next. >> why do you say uh-oh? >> hire they come. >> we're going do a whole hour on benghazi, the special investigation. >> can't wait. >> not doing that. important issue, but republicans have really, really gone overboard with it. we're going to look at we're now officially in primary season, so we're going to dig into the north carolina senate race on the gop side. we're

michael nolan fired the fatal shots. investigators believe nolan was killed by the fire or explosion. his 86-year-old father was taken to the hospital, no word on his injuries. 48-year-old officer steven arkel was killed in the gunfire. >> a growing number of people adding to their families but not the old fashioned way. the demand for children and shortage of adoptable babies in the u.s. sending couples to unexpected places. we look at booming business of international surrogates. >> for crystal, her small business building families is very personal. she has three children born half a world away. all of them conceived using an egg donor and a surrogate mother from india. >> the one thing i remember about it is when mark came out, they said he's beautiful. he looks just like you. i said thank you. [ laughter ] >> now, crystal helps others build their families. more than 600 couples so far. couples bringing team together from five continents to get a baby, including a friend donating her egg from london. the partner already trying to adopt a child, but found the process slow. >> i'm 46. there was a time i was living when this was impossible, so i feel very fortunate this is possible no

steven arkell was shot to death while responding to a domestic disturbance. at a house that later exploded and burned on live tv. the suspected gunman was a man named michael another police officer arrived and entered the home but was driven out by gun fire. other officers arrived. a short time later, the home was engulfed in flames and later exploded. it's believed mr. nolan was killed by the fire or the explosion. >> nolan's father was taken from the scene in an ambulance. he lived in the house with his son, who was killed either in the explosion or by the fire. >>> a railway company and three employees facing a lawsuit stemming from the massive train disaster that killed 47 people in canada. the workers are due in court on criminal negligence charges ten months after the run away oil train sped seven miles downhill and levelled dozens of buildings. investigators determined the brakes were not properly applied. >>> the white house says u.s. intelligence experts are combing over every detail of the video showing some of the kidnapped nigerian girls. u.s. drones providing surveillance of the area. >>> pro moscow, insurgents in eastern ukraine declared inde