because alexis alexis tsipras indicated greece could default on its debts within weeks. which helps explain why he came to the german capital to try to build bridges with the leader of europe's economic powerhouse. on the face of it there has been no tangible progress. >>> the venezuela president is trying to gather $10 million signatures for a petition to end sanctions imposed by the united states. g nicolas maduro says he will hand deliver the list of names to member states attending the upcoming summit of the americas. we have more now from caracas. >> reporter: these government supporters gathered to demand president obama withdraws a recent executive order declaring venezuela a threat to the u.s. president nicolas maduro is hoping to gather 10 million signatures at home and abroad to achieve the goal. >> obama - rescind your imperialist order. we have to get president obama to back track. our country is not, so the empire can do what they please no. >> reporter: to many in venezuela, the order is an affront to national sovereignty. over a million took to twitter or

alexis: soldiers. nancy: yes. dan: the president -- manu: the president came in as anti-car candidate. but the wore with isil and the factor in his legacy in making his decision is? nancy: it's been a painful thing to see president obama tackling what's happening in iraq and the idea we don't want to go back is an echo we had to go back in iraq. the president is wrestling with this idea he wanted to end these wars and he continues to talk about that but the administration actually in terms of its briefings to reporters, it's talking about this maintenance as short term and those discussions are down the road. that leaves the door open to maybe actually handing this off to says successor. gwen: there was additional, and for the white house unexpected residual fallout from the war in afghanistan this week in the space of only nine months, former taliban captive bowe bergdahl, one hailed as honorable hero after the u.s. traded five guantanamo detainees for his release, has become a pariah, charged this week with dece

alexis tsipras is here on his first trip as prime minister. ben: at a time of heightened tensions between the two countries over dealing with greek -- the greek debt crisis. anchor #2:-- sarah: the new greek government says it won't take any measures that way down the troubled economy. reporter: alexis tsipras said angela merkel had little concrete to offer but put on a brave front. this was a meeting designed to bridge the rift between germany and greece. tsipras had complained of being snubbed by berlin before. here, the onus was on what the cheat of countries had in common. -- what the two countries had in common. >> germany has a close and friendly relationship with greece and the greek people. there are plenty of people living in germany who have a greek background. reporter: tsipras played along by sounding his readiness to implement reforms to the greek economy. he also sought to tone down recent rhetoric on war reparations. >> that is not a material issue for us and it is not one related to the current crisis and the need to find a qui

but alexis tsipras was received with the usual pomp and circumstance.nce inside alexis tsipras spoke of the need to reach agreements on a european level. there was a strong message for his own people. >> the difference is between the two countries bring shadows. the repatriations are not just material, it's ethical. it's not just about greece but for the greek and german people that spilt a lot of blood to deal with naziism. >> angela merkel repeated the message she's given grease for many months. >> we want greece to be strong economically. we want them to have growth and come out of this high unemployment and we certainly want to make sure that this very high youth unemployment can be overcome and structure reforms are necessary for this a solid budget is necessary and a functioning administration is necessary. i think that is clear for both countries. >>> behind all this is the reality that german economic strength is helping to keep greece afloat. potentially costing taxpayers many billions. now a growing number of people say they have had enough. >

boxing champion alexis vastine won a bronze medal in beijing. he was eliminated in the quarterfinals. the tragic deaths have placed france in a state of mourning. >> we've more now on the possible costs behind the crash. investigators are looking into what happened. >> one of the most remote regions of argentina, a region known for its high andes mountains, dry desert terrains, and freezing cold by night and the deep rock canyons. the type of terrain the wood of attracted the producers of this reality show and which now presents the conditions which present the challenges to rescue operators and to crash experts now arriving at the scene. the causes of the crash are not yet known. the local security minister has said today that both helicopters took off safely, arrive to a height of 100 meters, where the collided and fell to the ground where they exploded. experts said there were optimal flying conditions. it was a sunny dry day. they have said both pilots were experienced pilots. the causes is yet unknown. crash experts are now at the scene. >>

. >> reporter: the greek prime minister alexis tsipras met german chancellor angela merkel in berlinens is running out of money and won't meet debt payments without germany's help and merkel remained firm no new money without sufficient reforms and dominick cane is in berlin. >> reporter: first visit to germany for greek prime minister and some outlets called this protennel show down in the chancellor's office but alexis tsipras was received with the usual pump and circumstance. once inside alexis tsipras spoke of need to reach agreement on european level however there was also a strong message for his own people. >> translator: the difference is between our two countries brings shadows over us and not just material thing, it's an ethical issue, it's not just about greece it's to the greek and german people who spilled a lot of blood in order to deal with naziism during that period of time. >> reporter: angela merkel repeated what she has given greece for many months. >> translator: we want greece to be strong economically and want them to have growth we also want to come out of the

but alexis tsipras was met with the usual pomp and circumstance. the need to reach an agreement on a european level however there was a strong message for his own people. >> the differences between our two countries bring shadows over us. the greek and injury man people who spilled a lot of blood in order to deal with naziism during that period of time. >> for her time, angela merkel repeated the message she has given greece for many, many months. >> we want greece to have a strong country economically, we want them to have strong growth we also want greece to come out of high unemployment and we certainly want to make sure this high youth unemployment can be overcome and structural reforms are necessary a solid budget is necessary and a functioning administration is necessary. i think that's clear dor both for both countries. >> the german economic strength is helping to keep greece afloat. potentially costing its taxpayers many billions. and now a growing number of people say they've had enough. >> translator: we can help to solve their problems

a tribute was held for boxer alexis vastine in normandy. tonight, the football team will be wearing black armbands. more memorials held across japan to mark the fourth anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that sparked a nuclear crisis on march 11, 20 11. a massive wall of water traveling the speed of a jet plane smashed into the coast. close to 16,000 died. over 2.5 thousand more are still missing. for the relatives of those who were never found, the absence of a body to mourn has made the grieving process harder. more on one father who is still looking for the remains of his three-year-old son. >> four years of searching, four years of heartbreak. on march 11, 2011, he lost almost his whole family. his parents, daughter and his three-year-old son, who has never been found. the area's proximity to the fukushima nuclear power plant has hindered his search. >>in the footage we have seen from other prefectures they still have soldiers and police looking for the missing. in fukushima all we see is the power station which blew up. the media

. >>> greek prime minister alexi tsipras say that is talks are ongoing. >> alexis tsipras is sitting down with the head of the e.u. commission trying to solve the latest version of this greek financial crisis. it all stems back to an agreement in february to allow an extension in the famous bail out deal. they would have to come up with serious proposals on how to put their economic house in order. it soon became apparent that the creditors felt the greeks had not done enough, so they said you can't have any of that money. now the greeks are running seriously short of cash. hence alexi tsipras begging for this meeting. they're sailing we're happy to talk but don't expect us to hammer out talks. it's not clear how long these talks will go on for but i wouldn't bet on any big surprises. this is a very del process. the atmosphere has not been good. you suspect this is the first in a series of crisis talks in the next few days. >> european leaders are refuse ing to lift sanctions against russia until an agreement in eastern eye rain is work. russia has to meet all of its obligations befo

alexis tsipras is rolling got cutting wages and it did -- ruling out cutting wages and selling all broadcast licenses and privatizing some state assets. singapore has been -- bid an emotional farewell to is found in father. lee kuan yew's coffin was taken by carriage. in attendance was the prime ministers of india and thailand and former president real clinton. >> it has been a dark week for singapore. the life that has guided is all of these years has been extinguished. we lost our finding father mr. lee kuan yew, who lived and breathed singapore. all of his life.

just getting some head reince from alexis tsipras -- some headlines from alexis tsipras speaking in brusselss says they started to discuss the substance of the program. he said he had a productive meeting. he needs to tackle youth unemployment. it is running at around 50% and went higher yesterday to 26.1% for the fourth quarter. there are economic problems in greece. they are still no closer to a long-term deal in terms of greece coming to an agreement with their creditors. for now, 30 minutes into the session in europe, the ftse 100 pretty much dead flat. the dax getting a little bit of a gain, up by 10 points. nine weeks of gains, the longest winning streak since 1998. a quite remarkable equity rally in europe. it is time to get some of our top stocks stories. caroline hyde. caroline: iss currently up almost 6%. that is the world's biggest cleaning company. it is moving. this is a stock that only sold shares for the first time back in march last year. eqt are selling the last of their stake. they are selling a 19% holding. many analysts are saying this is a positive because it removes the

and now alexis how are the roads? >> do have the ponding on the roadway and watch out for potholes as you mentioned earlier. with the higher speeds on the beltway, you'll hydroplane. so be careful this morning. right now looking at the beltway, this is in montgomery county at river road we're seeing more volume on the road, but no major sdibtss in this area. do watch your speed as you see the spray coming up. and here is a live look beltway -- excuse me 66 at the beltway, this on ramp you'll find responding there, as well. watch out for the slick spots. taking a look this bethesda northbound maryland 355 at woodmont avenue ongoing construction. >>> an investigation is under way now that a missing 5-year-old in virginia has been found dead. noah thomas was last seen sunday morning at his family's home in dublin. his body was found yesterday afternoon on the family's property. the sheriff leading the investigation made a brief statement. >> he was found at a location near his home. his body was discovered in a septic ta

in greece prime minister alexis tsipras trying to rally support for the ballarat talks. asking opposition lawmakers to back his strategy of putting an end to austerity. he told the greek parliament last night and he did it must -- any deal must include a restructuring of the country's debt. mr. tsipras: a new agreement must have restructuring of debt. no country when it has a debt of 180% of gdp can come to the markets. olivia: greece and its creditors are far apart. the country has submitted a list of economic reforms. officials tell bloomberg it is not enough to make them give more money to greece. corporations based in indiana urging leaders to revise a law. they want to make sure it cannot be used to discriminate against

also the long distance woman and the boxer alexis.xpect following the news of their death, reaction is pouring in from the french president. he put out a statement talking about the immense sadness it brought to the country. a fellow contestant on the show they were filming in argentina tweeted of his feelings of sadness. i'm trembling. i'm horrified. i can't find the words. rebecca is tweeting saying camille will be dearly missed. let's go to our correspondent, the country is in a state of shock. >> reporter: it was horrifying to wake up to the news. the breakfast shows were all over it. they went into special tributes to all of them but mainly the three sports stars who died. someone that the french hold dear. the 67-year-old woman, back in 1990 won the route singlehandedly. she was the first woman to do it. she made a mark. she was a character. a country personality as well. they were replaying interviews with her all morning on television. she was from paris. she'd fallen in love with the sea and captured the hearts of france by h

she did not -- alexis tsipras. give indication that greece is getting the emergency paid it needs. george soros us is as the possibility greece leaves the eurozone is a real threat. george soros: europe also pushes theis out of the euro -- would h urt itself. francine: is in a 50/50 possibility? george soros: i would think so, yes. olivia: her interview with george soros coming up later on "bloomberg surveillance." the president of afghanistan is expecting tough questions. he is in a measure -- american educated former world bank official. the obama administration sees him as an improvement over karzai. ghani wants the u.s. to slow down its military withdrawal. brendan: deutsche bank may cut back its interest rate and the prime hedge fund. in sports, the nfl is taking away one of the roadblocks to watching pro football at home. for next season, the league is suspending its blackout rule which means all games will be televised in the local market, even if the stadium is not sold out, and for the first time, a pro fo

did alexis tsipras gain anything from merkel? hans: the meeting went five hours into the night after the press conference. we have a greek official saying that greece is going to submit their reforms by monday. we could have the eurogroup get together, take a look at these reforms, and figure out whether they pass muster. then we have martin scholz, who is talking about that there is likely to be a deal by the end of this week and that the funds will be on lost -- un-lost. you want to talk to euro leaders and heads of state. that brings us back to mr. tsipras. he said it is important not to stereotype area -- stereotype. alexis tsipras: neither are the greeks lazy or the germans responsible for the drawbacks. we have to work hard to break these terrible stereotypes. hans: mr. tsipras said it would be a simplification to blame all of greek -- greases problems on external -- greece's problems on external forces. again, the meeting went on for five hours after that press conference. francine: mario draghi also weighed in from brusse

merkel wants to hear about that is alexis tsipras saying that the repayments because of world war ii. they would say they want their money back. clearly the german government has said no way that will not happen. that's yet another reason why this meeting behind me is being perceived as some as very important, and yet by others won't help the debt crisis. >> that's dominic kane. >>> the senegalese presidential candidate and son of a former president has been sentenced to six years in prison and told to pay $230 million in fines. the court ruled that he had illegally acquired companies and property and real estate while serving as a minister in his father's government. here is our correspondent in the senegalese capital of dakar. >> one of the most dominant minister under his father's rule. his father was president from 2000 through 2012, and in this decade-long period, he was responsible for so many portfolios and responsible for lucrative deals the major strategic ports, and responsible for the construction of the new airport. these are multi million, if not billion-dollar bills. the

he's a tremendously important figure. >> alexi leonov honoring space explorers. >> for more you'll kind it at www.aljazeera.com. hi, i am lisa fletcher and you are in the stream. prediction that cyber attacks of far greater scale could be around the corner. will americans confidence in the economy be more closely tied to cyber security lus, unlocking medical mysteries in cuba. and forget dropping a check in the mail, $5 billion just this year instantly transferred hands by a social media platforms. what it means for you and the banks.

leÓn: todo se debe por la muerte de alexis nieto a manos de la policÍa.de la subestaciÓn de policÍa por mÁs de 4 horas, los vales de alexis nieto participaron del evento que piden se enjuicien a los oficiales que lo mataron. >> yo creo que va a haber justicia para nuestro hijo porque no merecÍa morir asÍ, no merecÍa era 1 persona muy buena y respetaba todas las leyes. >> va a llegar a la justicia porque partir de hoy la gente estÁ indignada nos va a apoyar. jaime: alex de 28 aÑos fue muerto a tiros por la policÍa el 21 de marzo de 2014 segÚn autoridades nieto les. con lo que parecÍa 1 arma pero que resultÓ ser 1 pistola de descarga elÉctrica, hace 1 mes el ex jefe de la policÍa y fiscal exculpÓ a los oficiales. >> habÍa tenido 1 carrera muy grande siendo policÍa y ahora Él tenga el poder de tratar de investigar y tratar de encontrar o no culpables cuando hay asesinatos. jaime: se ha realizado 1 simulacro de juicio el que hallaron culpables a los oficiales. >> siento mucho por la familia porque perdieron su hijo pero tambiÉn afecta mÁs gente no solamente l

. >> that somebody is 22-year-old alexis reynoso. >> is the belt off? >> i advised my partner jenson to grab the fire extinguisher, and i ran down to see what i could do. he was trapped. the dashboard was pulled down around his legs and waist area. so there was no way he was going to get out on his own. as jenson got there with the fire extinguisher, i had been working to try and move his legs to a better position to try to extract him from the vehicle. >> it was hot. it was undescribable. in a way, every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window, try to get fresh air because the black smoke was already building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers, jack klein and others, frantically try to pry reynoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit actually from the side. and his door was all squashed in. there was no way we could open the door to get him out. >> they try to rip open the hood of the car. >> i told them don't open it because more oxygen, nor flame. and at the same time were thinking what if t

suppress -- alexis tsipras will be able to go back to the voters in greece and say, look, i have taken this to the highest level of our colleagues in brussels and i think we will get this done. alix: if you could use one word to describe the rhetoric among officials, all what would it be? jones: right now it is calm. alexis tsipras was voted in to get rid of the austerity program and that is not feasible given that they need the bailout, the funding to keep the country going. but the conversation, the negotiations up at this point have been at the finance minister level. there has not been a good environment for those negotiations. but now, germany's merkel and francois hollande orchestrated this meeting with tsipras and have taken it to the leader level and now it needs -- seems to be on a alix: better platform. alix: calm. i will take that. secretary jack lew says faster growth of the e.u. relative to the u.s. will be reflected in current markets. the euro has weakened 21% against the dollar mid 2014 and this week, fed chair janet yellen said the rise was a drag on exports. still, se

alexis tsipras trying to reach a deal with lenders. those are the top stories is our. thanks for joining us. first, growing concerns of an outbreak of civil war in human, forcing out the government. they are now advancing toward the southern port city of aydin where the embattled president and his ministers have set up a base. president hadi asked new the united nations to impose a no-fly zone while accusing iran of being behind the unrest. reporter: dangerously close to the edge of civil war, that is how a you and a special advisor describes the situation in yemen , as malicious square off against loyalist troops. the president has called the gulf arab state to intervene. the foreign minister confirmed. >> the violence continues to escalate, and a carry on seizing territory. we will ask or foreign intervention, even military intervention. reporter: a call that saudi arabia has responded to with a pledge of support. >> if the sovereignty of yemen is threatened, then we will call for the application of charter 51 of the un security council. reporter: the charter allows

. >> tactical win for alexis tsipras. >> so that we leave behind prices and move toward growth. >> joining greece and other lenders at the international meeting will be to others, france and germany. german chancellor angela merkel was keen to downplay any expert -- explanations. >> many of you will be looking very attentively toward the sideline talks with the greek prime minister. i would like to say, do not ask any solution or expect a breakthrough. that is not the format today. decisions will be reached in the eurogroup and will stay that way, too. >> also, the transatlantic trade deal with the u.n. and u.s. trade security. but once again, all eyes are on greece. >> the summit has been underway for a few hours now. that is where our car -- our correspondent is standing by. the chancellany possibility of a break drawn greek debt. what do you hear? >> not everybody is so pessimistic on it. we do not visual confirmation but everyone is thing that the french president hollande before the meeting told alexis tsipras that they have to find a resolution today. we know there will not be a form

alexi was rested for promoting a rally where the kremlin was due to speak before he was murdered. the family of an argentinian prosecutor said independent forensic tests show he was murdered. alberta nisman was found dead in his home in january, hours before he was due to testify in congress. an official pointed to suicide. lucia newman latin american reporter reports. >> reporter: results confirmed what everyone in argentina suspected, that prosecutor alberta nisman did not die by his own hand. >> i want to let you know na alberta nisman did not have an accident. he did not exit suicide. he was killed and his death was an asags nation that deserves answers and on the part of the institutions of the republic. >> alberta nisman was found dead in his apartment from a gunshot wound to his head. suicide was not ruled out. alberta nisman died the night before he was to deliver a report to congress alleging kirsch and her foreign minister had conspired to cover up the involvement in the 1994 bombing of a jewish culture center. alberta nisman's former wife said the results indicated that

alexis tsipras saying, we will make these reforms these arethe reforms rather than bringing them in before they get the money. >> well, it's the game of chicken continued but now not between finance ministers but at the highest level. greece has been given as you know to the end of april to not only specify the reforms but to begin to carry them out and show thattists moving in the direction that its european are countries dictate. both sides are trying to gain advantage from the shortage of money. the greeks are trying to say we need to raise more. europeans are trying to say you need to pass reforms now and you know what they are. at the moment because this is now gone to the highest level all hopes are on this summit meeting in berlin to break the deadlock. >> john, there are some pictures coming to us from berlin, live out of the german capital. we have been expecting staples stims alexisalexistsipras to be coming before the microphone. just warn you we may be coting away. you referred to this as a game of chicken. how does he spin this to the people on the basis that he would come bac

. >> the greek prime minister alexis tsipras has what he described as a good chat with angela merkel in berlin. the big worry is that greece is running out of money. greece could go bankruptcy and one of the first countries to -- or the first country to break out of the european union. breaking out of their press conference a few minutes ago demands by its international lenders. >> translator: our goal should be to make necessary reforms. those that previous governments did not deal with. dealing with tax evasion those who have avoided paying their tax. >> angela merkel was saying, germany is willing to engage in talks about the bailout and ultimately wants greece to be a strong country. >> translator: we want greece to be a strong country economically, we want them to have growth, we also want greece to come out of this high unemployment. and we certainly want to make sure that this very high youth unemployment can be overcome and structural reforms are necessary for this, a solid budget is necessary, and a functioning administration is necessary. i think that's clear for both count

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yes, says alexis goldstein. she works for a group called the other 98%.lso joined the occupy wall street protests. george mason university economist garrett jones says she's wrong. garrett, donald trump's kids paris hilton's siblings, they're born with an advantage in life. that's not fair. >> and i was born, too, being born in the united states of america is one of the least fair things that ever happened to me. being born with great parents, totally unfair. the question is whether government policies to try to fix this actually make things better or worse. john: you say they make things better. >> i do. and look, we're living in a situation where corporations have profits higher than they've been in 85 years, workers that have wages that are lower than they've been in 65 years -- john: well that's not absolutely not true -- >> that is true. let me continue. 40% of bank tellers in new york state are forced to rely on government assistance just to scrape by. and thats' wrong in a country where we have record corporate profits. john: and government should

. >> the meeting at the german chancel occur will give alexis alexis cipras one more chance to plead case. al jazeera. berlin. >>> clouds have flocked to the south careeran island to celebrate a phenomenon low tides cause a strip of land to merge creating a temporary pathway to a neighboring island. rob mcbride was among them. people move forward then finding themselves on a strip much land to the much smaller modo three kilometers away. then the fun starts. collecting whatever unlucky creatures got left stranded by the departing tide. >> i just found it now. it's an octopus. >> the story goes that a family left behind their grandmother when they were chased away from the island by tigers. grandma bong prayed to be reunited and magically the seas parted creating a path across the sea bed that her family used to come back for her. so, the legend was born. playing on both the natural phenomenon and local folklore, the community created a feltstival around the event that grows in popularity. >> wir getting more and more international tourists. he we hope one day this will become a major

angela and alexis. can the two countries find common ground? we ask our guest.berg surveillance, streaming on your tablet, phone and bloomberg.com. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. bloomberg "surveillance. there is the nation's capitoal. we look a t the capitol, the dome getting retrofitted. a look 35 years at singapore. log chargt, slope matters. growth, growth a couple pullbacks. the triumph of lee kuan yew, deat at -- dead at 91. the new asia. christine lagarde is miffed about a new organization. ian: she's worried the chinese are driving architecture that will undermine u.s.-led global institutions like the imf. the asian and the structured investment bank. tom: what is that? ian: created by china to throw billions of dollars at countries to build infrastructure which is underdeveloped. it will help chinese in their backyard. americans worked hard to convince all sorts of countries like south korea, australia and allies not to join. they think it will have less conditionality towards liberal democracy than american institutions. they are right, of course. a we

. >>> how about this one, the greek prime minister alexis tsipras is meeting german chancellor angela merkel in berlin for his first visit to germany since he took power. all of this among mounting power that greece is once again running out of money. the two sides have been at odds to renegotiate the terms of its international bailout. the "financial times" reports that mr. tsipras had warned miss merkel that greece could not meet debt payments without new aid. but germany is digging its feet in and says there will not be more money without reforms on this. >>> in china has received a critical endorsement for a proposed new asian infrastructure investment bank. 27 nations have already signed up but the u.s. has urged caution and raised questions about the government of the new bank. now the head of the imf international monetary fund christine lagarde, has pledged cooperation with the new lender. she's just wrapped a four-day visit to china. we'll have more the rest of the day on twitter. follow me on twitter. you can get me @bbcaaron. more business report coming up in about 17 minut

. >>> greek prime minister alexis sip russ warned angela merkel that it would be impossible to service debt. in a letter he said athens will run out of cash if the e.u. doesn't give it short term funding. sip greece needs around $1.5 billion euros to meet the domestic obligations this month. let's get out live to berlin. the four-month extension was meant to give time for progress to be made in the talks. it seems like we're in a bigger situation of stalemate as ever. >> that's completely true. there's a lot of disappointment here from the political scene in germany as well. angela merkel was quiet all the time but interesting how she actually plays a very, very calm hand when it comes to her political style. that's nothing new, if you're an soefr observer of her politics. what we're expecting here is of course negotiations and again, angela merkel is stressing there needs to be a credible reform list now, which actually dates back -- not dates back but should be toward the list back in december. but what we also are expecting is that we are getting a rather conciliatory tone. that mee

alexis tsipras is saying. other countries are saying greek needs to perform where it gets more money. they have high expectations. >> there's been a change of government and the new government has come in and said i'm not going to carry out the reforms that the previous government failed two and couldn't get the bailout loans. i want different terms. the lenders have listened to that message with a little bit of skepticism, saying ok, draw up a reform lust, let's look at it and if it's ok, we can progress. now the ball is in the greek court to draw up this reform be, present to it lenders and see if this helps them qualify for the bailout loans. it will be one of the subjects at the heart of tonight's meeting between mosul and tsipras. >> do we know what terms that will come with and whether europe's own parliaments will approve it? >> this is the other issue. everything is about the short term now because greece is running out of money. the agreement is for a four month extension to the bailout program until

also on board was alexis vastine. he too had won a medal in the olympics.where the helicopters crashed is remote. it was reported that weather conditions at the time were good. the tv program the athletes were filming in argentina, was inspired by a swedish reality show that flies contestants into remote areas and leaves them to fengd for themselves. reaction in france to the deaths has been swift. the channel has expressed its great sadness and postponed the show. the rest of the crew will return to france. the sudden death of his fellow french nationals was a cause of immense sadness, the french president said. these shows are all about risk. a full investigation is now underway into what went wrong and questions will be asked about the very nature of this kind of reality show. >>> being sport reported [ inaudible ] says the three athletes were household names in france alexis vastine in particular was a hero to young boxers. >> in 2012 when he lost went to the olympic games, [ inaudible ] unfair decisions from the referees, young boxers were watching on

but alexis tsipras was received with the usual pump and circumstance.inside alexis tsipras spoke of the need to reach agreement on a european level. however, there was also a strong message for his own people. >> translator: the difference is between our two countries bring shadows over us and it's not just a material thing it's an ethical issue and not just about greece but it's for the greek and german people who spilled a lot of blood to deal with naziism during that period of time. >> reporter: for her part angela merkel repeated the message she has given greece for many many months. >> translator: we want greece to be a strong country economically, we want them to have growth we also want greece to come out of this high unemployment and we certainly want to make sure that this very high youth unemployment can be overcome and structure reforms are necessary for this solid budget is necessary and a functioning administration is necessary. i think that is clear for both countries. >> reporter: behind all this is the reality that german economic streng

alexis tsipras and all of the decision-makers. -- and that is euro. trying to get to a deal.k they will reach one? khiem do: it is like kicking the can down the road for as long as they can. the position of the two groups are very far apart. angie: john, what do you think? [laughter] john: another two years or more. it is going to be another two years. they cannot let greece bail. -- fail. ar -- far more serious. spain and portugal would do the same. that is the problem. you are between a rock and a very hard place. khiem do: they are not in a strong position to lead greece goal. another deal will be made kicking the can down the road. john: how does it affect your customers? khiem do: absolutely, we keep an eye on it. investors in europe has hedged the currency. they hedged the euro back to hong kong dollars. but i think almost every fundamental investor loves the european equity markets. the reason for that is there is a consumer confidence has turned up. and finally, it is coming through in europe. what is not to like right? all of these stars are lining up. i think everyo

in greece prime minister alexis tsipras trying to rally support for the ballarat talks. asking opposition lawmakers to back his strategy of putting an end to austerity. he told the greek parliament last night and he did it must -- any deal must include a restructuring of the country's debt. mr. tsipras: a new agreement must have restructuring of debt. no country when it has a debt of 180% of gdp can come to the markets. olivia: greece and its creditors are far apart. the country has submitted a list of economic reforms. officials tell bloomberg it is not enough to make them give more money to greece. corporations based in indiana urging leaders to revise a law. they want to make sure it cannot be used to discriminate against gays. they say their employees must not feel unwelcome where they live. the speaker of the indiana house says the legislature will not clarify -- will clarify the measure. brendan: 2 of the biggest names in online fashion, italy's yoox has agreed to buy net-a-porter. the deal is an all stock transaction valued at $775 million. net-a-porter's owner ri

and at that moment someone calls me and said alexi how are you? we the members of the polit bureau are gathered here and can see you turm bling there. we ask you to be cautious. we are waiting for you come back. >> he did. leonov has opened cosmonaut alley. >> a severe solar storm sparked an amazing display last night the northern light the aurora borealis. the storm could have caused problems for power grids and gps systems but bearnl apparently no damage was done. >> police in sweden are reporting a shooting incident involving a number of people. it happened in the city of goatboug according to, soccer match, eight people were reportedly injured and police say the incident appears to be gang related. that's it for this edition of al al jazeera america's international hours. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm antonio mora. i'll see you again in an hour. >> on "america tonight": >> king's bay is one of the only places in the world where you can swim with and even touch groups of endangered florida man manatees. >> ma'am, you're not supposed to be in there.

alexis tsipras says he is more optimistic after talks last night.other stories, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pulling back from his campaign remarks that said he supports a two-state solution he told msnbc he remains committed to palestinian state hood if circumstances improve. two days after netanyahu's likud party won more seats than expected. the bank of england's chief economist has warned of the risk that we can inflation may persist. haldane said the risks to the inflation outlook are "skewed to the downside." and the chances of an interest rate rise or cut are "probably and evenly balanced." a big bank news, sabadell is buying tsb in a deal worth two point $5 billion. we are joined by charles in madrid. not enough to do the spanish banking, it feels it needs to do a deal and the u.k.. why? charles: it is about diversification. sabadell like local spanish banks, banks which do not have an international presence, look over the last few years in spain and they suffered greatly in the difficult economic conditions in spain during

alexis tsipras heads home to face greek lawmakers. we will discuss when it returns. anna: welcome back, this is "on the move." redlines in athens. alex tsipras will update on negotiations with creditors over greece reforms saying certain measures are off-limits. hans nichols has been following the developments. with debt deadlines moving in and cash running dry, what will they do and will they satisfy creditors? hans: creditors are looking for specific reforms. here is the list that has been submitted that will be discussed. they will raise another 2.5 billion the in revenue. they will increase the vat on some of the islands. the value added tax. nothing on labor market reforms and nothing on pension reforms. when you look at what he is saying, it is clear he doesn't want to give ground because he things it will lead to recession. whether it is cutting wages and pensions or liberalizing regulations en masse demand. what we have here is basically a list of reforms that might not be enough to unlock any part of that 7.2 billion in leftover money that greece may need to

boxer alexis was at the 2008 beijing olympics where he won bronze. it was controversy in the 2012 london games. florence was a hugely accomplished sailor. she suffered a coma following a car accident at 17. despite that she won the 1990 prestigious solo atlantic race. a fellow contestant on the reality show they were taking part in. i'm sad for my friends. i'm trembling, i'm horrified. i have no words. karen said awful news about the helicopter crash and the death of olympic swimming champ camille muffat and nine others. she was only 25. rebecca says so sad and shocked to wake up and hear the tragic death of camille muffat. she was an amazing sportswoman. >>> let's move to cricket. india beat ireland on tuesday to clinch first place and remain unbeaten after five matches at the cricket world cup. adam watched all the action. >> a genuine threat to cricket's more established nations to the world cup. leading by example. 67 from the cap pain providing hopes and inspiration. 75 from him. heading almost beyond reach. 259. worthy of some respect. he was s

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the boxer alexis vastine and camille muffat were killed. two pilots and other nationals were killed. it appears the choppers collided while filming a scene for a reality show. >>> the u.s. ambassador to south korea released from the hospital overnight. mark lippert is grateful to everyone who reached out. lippert plans to return to work soon. lippert's attacker kim ki jong is facing murder charges. >>> hillary clinton will answer questions about the e-mail scandal that has been dogging her for weeks. the sit-down interview could come woman 48 hours. she is expected to say she did use a classified state e-mail but could not use it with her blackberry because her system was too andtiquatedantiquated. the white house and mrs. clinton did exchange e-mails. suggesting he knew or saw she was using a private e-mail account. >>> he is a likely republican candidate for 2016 scott walker is feeling the wrath of the current resident. president obama blasting walker for an inexcusable right to work bill into law. he says even as its governor claims vic