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havesers the philippines been saddened by the story of an 18-year-old who died on saturday in a suspected fraternity initiation at manila university. the tragedy has been met with widespread commendation across the philippines, where web users are now calling for an end to the fraternity. schools have taken to social networks calling for the abolition of hazing, which is tolerated by the authorities despite its potential grave consequences. the have been posting under violencehashtag and they have been taking to the streets of the capital to pay tribute. anti-hazing activists have suggested the system will come down heavily on those responsible for the death. helpthere campaigning will raise public awareness for the dangers of hazing. to become reality as several lawmakers said they want to toughen legislation on the student an issue -- initiation rituals and university. she is just 19 years old, but kendall james is a keen hunter and wants everyone to know it. the u.s. team regularly updates heard age with photos that show her smiling next to the wild animals she has shot and africa. lio

we are well havesed. it's important for people to put it in context. >>> all right.s it for today. thank you to all of our guests. we'll see you online. [ ♪ music ] america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. the international community now pushing for a cease fire. there are no allegations from ukraine that russia is involved in fighting in the eastern part of that country. plus new steps by the white house to confront the immigration crisis. asking now the states to pitch in.

havese the allegations cast a shadow over the 100% ofcy, i propose the audit which has been carried out which is unprecedented in elections. this will put to bed any allegations. if there is any evidence, it will be found out, otherwise it will be very clear that the people participated and it will be a day of celebration. we will make sure the results of the participation has been registered and stood and honored. >> to do except the audit -- did you accept the audit on the fact that there could be fraud on both sides? >> i accepted the audit to make sure that full transparency was provided. when any candidate or their people make allegations of fraud, i think it is our duty in the democratic process to make sure that these allegations are fully investigated. i had repeatedly proposed to my alleague that we have understanding that we would not accept or condone any fraud of in the election. now, that did not happen during the election. we are making sure the public what werethey voted, the number of ballots, and that each ballot has been badly validly -- examined. transparency essentia

havese carmakers, we reports that the government in china will see to advance the proportion of electricrgy cars on the roads that are part of the government fleets. that is what we are seeing today. byd seeing a healthy gain , 3.4%. the chinesee on automakers today. in a month of early morning football has come to an end. the only goal of the game came from mario goethe. it was germany that made the final breakthrough. it was west germany that last lifted the trophy back in 1920. location location, when on the move returns. you are watching "on the liv move." economists believe that expansion will hold steady. aboutvery interesting talking to most nationals how to expand in china. i must ask about the football. the thunder orff is a german name but you are fourth-generation -- dufendorf is a german name but you are fourth-generation from argentina. . you have had no sleep. . >> i have had limited sleep. [laughter] you have to applaud them. great team. job well done. >> let's talk about china. you have done a lot of interviews. talking about how companies need to expand throughout china

havese market conditions tightened here in the u.k., maybe that's one of the reasons he does not needto hike rates later this year. the other thing is this. if they don't go for something by the end of the year, that's the first point leaving them in the spring. what happens in the spring? we have an election and this is the issue for carney and the bank. they do not want to be seen as a political foot all. , they promisewin a referendum and that gives you two years, 2015, all the way through. are we in? collect that's a worry for business and we discussed that with deloitte. the biggest where he is political risk. it is not a scottish referendum. that was way lowdown. >> states and. we will bring you that rate decision at 12:00 london time. i do not think it will rock anybody's market. conversation around that certainly. earlier this morning, beijing turned out trade data that was worse than expect it, imports and exports coming in lower than analysts had expected and we are joined now by zeb eckert live from hong kong. does this have anyone rethinking their forecast for china? steve

havese of that, we cannot continuity and research.e can have the numbers of people to focus on a particular question at any given time. the startingf points. why we would be able to have much faster answers. have aad money, we would real meaningful staff to answer the questions. to do would also be able much more with technology. and that is what is so wonderful about doing this type of research in 2014. when senator warren was out, i was mentioning just now, this moment, we are putting one of our former nfl players in a pet scanner to look at how the tau protein is in their brain. it is the first time we're doing it. it is very exciting. to have support for that, to double our budget, to continue that research, not to close it down, we would be able to life very,t during very accurately within the next five years. >> dr. vanlandingham? by saying i work for two different nonprofit companies, a for-profit company, and i am a professor at an academic institute. there are various thoughts that go through my mind to answer this question.