protected on the occasion when a heart attack strikes a younger woman. >> the british prime minister david cameron is warning of a threat from within somalia. he told the bbc that islamists are a concern that the threat from al-shabaab is what he calls "real and substantial." he has been speaking ahead of a london conference. >> decades of conflict and chaos, so molly is a country with a non a functioning central government. the government relies on the protection of an african union peacekeeping force. that government mandate ends in august. >> it matters for the somali people themselves whether they progress but also matters for the rest of the world. while the problems are very deep and the challenges are great, i do see some signs of progress. >> that may be so but the challenges are still great. somali is driven by violence, much of which is inspired by al- shabaab, a group which has announced its links with al qaeda. a al-shabaab emerged in 2006 to fight forces who had entered somalia to back the week interim government. six years on, it now controls much of the center in the so

by inexperienced medical staff particularly on the rare occasions when a heart attack strikes a younger woman. >> i want to bring you back to our main story here on g.m.t., that is the reports of deaths of a french photo journalist and marie colvin. we've had a statement from the editor of the "sunday times" in the last couple of minutes in which john witherow reports i want to report the sad shock of the death of marie colvin. we've had reliable reports she was killed and with paul conroy a freelance photographer. he was injured but without knowing the full stents of his wounds, they are suggesting they are not as serious and doing what they can to get he and marie's body recovered and back home. that's it for g.m.t. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. at union bank our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in. working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offer expe

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a lot more time than that. >> one day in the newsroom there was a woman younger than me and the glass ceiling came up and i turnedou know what the glass ceiling is? oh, yeah, we read about that in sociology class. does it still exist? >> it never did exist. there's no such thing as the glass ceiling. the way we get rid of the glass ceiling is the myth that women can have it all. here in america -- >> i don't think it's a myth. i think it is can you rise to the top as easily as men. >> honestly, it's not that. it's not there. if it men want to get to the top they have to jet ison the same things we do. you have set the example here in the united states. do you know that five of our top 100 companies are led by women, which is pretty crap statistic but three of them are american. >> love it. >> and it's the three interesting ones because the other two are running a fund management company. and the other three are running anglo american, berberry and pe pearson. they are people who own the "ft." that's why you have so few women at the top in your country. you are sending them to us. >> do you believe their life is b

this is a woman that any of the younger generation singers -- >> everyone i talked to in the businessid the same thing really, about the massively increased pressure on performers these days, particularly ones who may be not quite at the level they once were. smokey robinson touched on this, simon cowell, all saying the nature of the modern media is so relentless. the 24 hour news coverage, the internet, which didn't exist 20 years ago. twitter, facebook, everyone on the face has a camera. this for someone like whitney houston, who was the greatest singer in the world, and then began to lose some of that power through personal problems and so on, as she tried to fight back, to come back -- >> if you think about it, she was very early on a victim of this kind of news cycle and of reality television. for the first part of her career, and well into her career, she had a emaculate image. she was considered to be a good girl in popular music. and then through the 2000s with reality tv, we were exposed to a side of her that most people had never seen and that had a devastating impact, i'm s

have been articles a lot of guys get burned on this, because people put pictures from when they are ten years younger so the guys think they will show up and there will be a hot womanscort business put pictures of -- >> greg: you have done research on this? >> bob: no. i got sober before that case came along. >> kimberly: i am not even going to touch that. >> bob: back page. >> kimberly: really bad. really bad. don't go there. just don't go there. >> greg: how did this segmented up -- >> kimberly: the craigslist section. not appropriate. >> greg: we started with the beach. we should have -- >> kimberly: go on christianmingle.com instead. >> greg: there you go. >> kimberly: just kidding, bob. not you. >> greg: up next, i can't remember what the segment is called that is coming up but it's part of the show where each of us tells you one more thing. it will come to me. it involves a thing, one thing, and another one more thing. forget it. if you leave now i'll take you off my christmas card list. >> kimberly: no! >> greg: yes! ♪ ♪ you've felt like this before, right? 2:30 in the afternoon, a lot to do, and you've hit the wall. but you got to get stuff done. so take 5-

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woman is the story. >> and the bride is one hundred years old. the groom is 87. >> oh, a younger man. >> every rtm top ten needs a heartwarming video. see this one coming up on right this minute. >>> we're at number for on the rtm top kount down. it's time for a fail and a fall. >> he's a fine journalist on the news doing a report on spending. but the real star of this video isn't the journalist. pay attention to this girl walking to his left. >> she bites it. >> this is a classic testing and walking fail. >> in the venture that she falls and just stays there. just stay down. >> is she hurt? is that why she didn't move? >> i don't feel bad about laughing at her. i don't. it's pretty embarrassing. >> probably when she fell, she stayed down on the ground because that's where she finished her text. >> i think it's such an important text that it was imperative that she finish it. >> okay, our count down cannot be complete without one of those stories that makes you go ahhh. >> okay, number three. imagine turning 100 years old? now imagine being a hundred and being a bride? >> on my b

younger. it was varnished, which gives her an aged appearance. here, we see her as she really was, a beautiful young woman. >> no one is claiming this version of the mona lisa is by leonardo vinci. -- leonardo da vinci. but it gives an insight into his way of working. >> it is a sense of the workshop and how it is organized and what the lads are doing. in gives us insight into the real leonardo. >> maybe it is the man and the myth that has made the national gallery exhibition such a big hit. people will want to see this newly-cleaned mona lisa which reveals more about leonardo and his famous subject. bbc news. >> looking lovely there in every picture. violence has erupted during football games in egypt. authorities say 74 have been killed and about 200 injured in the city of portside. is being described as the biggest disaster in egypt's football history. extraordinary pictures there from egypt. for all of us, thank you for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu newman's own foundati

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you know, younger women do have a lower incidence of heart disease. what that means, therefore, is that if you're a womanhat has a heart attack you've got some kind of a pretty strong genetic or environmental predisposition to have heart attack. >> reporter: dr. foody says when it comes to surviving heart attacks women need to be more vigilant about any new symptoms. >> i've had patients who don't want to go to the hospital, are concerned about their kids, their family, whether dinner's on the table. and so i think this is a time for women to be selfish and if they're having symptoms that they should go get them checked. >> reporter: in recent years, survival after heart attack has imimproved because of aggressive treatment. all the more reason why early diagnosis is so crucial. >> pelley: jon, thank you very much. we have an update on another story jon brought us last week, a critical shortage of cancer drugs, including some for children. today federal regulators said they will allow increased imports from overseas to make up for the shortages of methotrexate for leukemia and doxil used to treat ovarian

the fact also is if a younger girl 15 or so, uses of the birth control she has four times more of a possibility to get breast cancer than a mature woman. guest: he has his facts confused. for every dollar spent on birth control, the government saves $4. host: why is that? guest: the cost of maternity is far more than the cost of birth control. it is not even a close call. then the cost of having children you cannot afford or being in for health -- women to know instinctively when they can't bear -- do know instinctively when they can bear children or not. anyway we know mathematically that it saves money. that is number one. number two this whole cost thing is a phony issue. when they talk about religious liberty, the first constitutional amendment is there should be no establishment of religion. it does not say people cannot exercise their own beliefs. we are not forcing anyone to use birth control. it is there choice. he linked it to cancer. we know the reverse of what he said. the use of birth control reduces the incidence of ovarian cancer. when kathleen sebelius issued this ruling, this was after the institute of medicine, a nonp