alston is referring the offer from g.e. and will give its answer within a month. >> the resistence to antibiotics is becoming so widespread that many of the world's preventive diseases could be killers again. many of the disease versus evolved so they can fight off the most powerful of drugs. >> reporter: the "world health organization" said its happening right now, antibiotic resistence is growing all over the world, rich and poor countries alike. common diseases which have for decades been treatable with antibiotics are developing ever stronger resistence. the main bacteria which cause diarrhea, pneumonia and gonorrhea are becoming more difficult to treat. the widespread prescription of antibiotics started in the 1940's, and it revolutionized medicine. diseases which for centuries that had killed now suddenly became treatable. but we've taken antibiotics too often, and that has allowed resistence. what the world needs now are new drugs to deal with this emerging crisis. >> but no antibiotics are produced. it's a risky inv

an american company taking over alston. on the other hand, the proposal of siemens is more attractive. high speed training expertise that would combine alston and siemens, and under the siemens banner we would see an energy conglomerate that would dominate these two spheres. that is something the german government and the french government have expressed a lot of interest in. >> in macedonia, lucky to fall short of an outright majority after winning its fourth straight election. but almost all of the votes now counted after the weekend poll, party looks to have secured 61 seats in the 123-member parliament. the center left opposition refuses to credit recognize that result. rntion scotland would be a more constructive member of the european johnny than united kingdom. to join the eu should it split from the u.k. steering a referendum in september. >> europe and scotland, very few want to abolish it. the differences in westminster, lots and lots of people see abolition of europe, a viability option. in scotland we want to do

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. >>> alston shares are soaring despite the company denying reports that general electric is seeking to acquire the firm for $13 billion. a spokes pernl says alston is, quote, not informed of any public offer for their the firm the firm's sh bouygues is also up 4%. let's go out to stephan. >> they are not aware of any offer, however, it doesn't say alston is not negotiating with general electric. it is suggests that they would not be opposed t such negotiations. the company is constantly redoing the strategy options of its businesses. according to bloomberg, general electric is offering $13 billion for the french engineering company and could make an announcement as early as next week. the question mark is regarding the french authorities, which are unlikely to approve such a potential deal. alstom is the manufacturer of generator which is are used in french nuclear power plants. for that reason it may be considered as a strategy sector and, therefore, not open to merger or acquisition with a foreign company. alstom is the maker of the high-speed tv, we don't see how the new economy

united states as pacific nation's struggle for broad agreement according to several major newspapers alston prime minister tony abbott and his japanese counterpart shinzo all they will announce the basic fundamental agreement on monday facing cuts to touch his test on the skin and beef and compare as a decision today and this tt on japanese cost. well looking on the phone ownership agreement was austria japan is all set in the negotiations with the united states visit later this month on president broke obama the top two sets of pontiff also meant it helps that an energy agreement on the role of the trans pacific partnership on ttp trade pact china is australia's top rating column this week hundreds of businesses from down under the heading to beijing for the china austria businessweek eager to scan the horizon for investment option a decent deals the delegation is led by prime minister tony abbott has called his brother north asia visit and minister for trade and investment and roll but to the fullest gives us a curtain raiser. two lines are called to the poster yes because every trade mis

hunter alston has to deal with snobs from offenders students. they are unfortunately not everyone here has a sporting mentality some haven't achieved as much as i have been painting she says. what i do publish them. a team on top of that politics in venezuela. ditto and in a book called if someone wants to interview me de create hurdles than hispanics have to be secure and the titles given to the univ as fuel for diesel cars off our shoes just to make things difficult. as the support of the red planet the result is that it's not easy for her but she say she tries not to take it down. i continue to welcome the new body will continue to find the people to live together peacefully two cents despite their different political beliefs. well that about but i think i should get together and talk to each other instead of chanting that don't sweat it. ken on the stand off the stand people should sit down and one table and campaign for peace and harmony and some that is going to get in for a more prosperous in the country. glamour sig and done that i use.

the bag of popcorn alston threw at him.our ground law needs to be repealed. it allows people to use deadly force if they just feel threatened. the controversy exploded two years ago when 17-year-old trayvon martin was killed walking home. and more recently, jordan davis, another 17-year-old was killed sitting in a car listening to music. and now, their courageous mothers are fighting back, turning their personal grief into activism and a push for justice. joining me now is jordan davis' mother lucia mcbath and trayvon martin's mother sabrina fulton as well as martin family attorney. thank you all for being here. >> thank you. >> is a brin yeah, what are you doing to fight this law? >> what i'm doing is making people more aware of this law and how dangerous this law is and how this law does not benefit anyone, especially the victim.traveling the country and have been speaking out against stand your ground and racial profiling and profiling in general, because people need to be aware of what's going on in order for us to make

alston said today the eye. all are. in eastern ukraine all the same pattern as crimea. this tuesday authorities struggling to regain control of government buildings in the cities of long's park even though he asked me as a political base ousted president victor gannett co bench. he's moscow making the move or simply piling on the pressure is to consolidate gains. pressure in the pipeline as well but the head of gazprom announcing a forty four percent price hike for ukraine ukraine which already owns the russian energy giant one point seven billion euro was ken's coffers and his is now up to your opinion us to pick up the time. the show really shocked that i put it into two weeks packing moving in early two thousand and nine. it's got all his energy policy makers scrambling for solutions on this continent but short term and long. and if that means alternatives to the natural gas that runs through ukraine. and who gets the last laugh. russia with the west in what becomes the ukrainians of course today in the polls and get the bait. after crimea. is it onto eastern ukraine

corporate level is you've just had a statement released in munich from siemens over the battle for alstonid against the prospective offer from general electric here in the united states. the statement we have from siemens says we are prepared to bid further down the line, but we want access to your data room and we want to interview management over the course of the next four weeks. so the whole process, if you're waiting for german bid, it will slow down. siemens over the past week has lost about 5% of its value. in paris, the french economy minister, who's basically as socialist as they come, has been defending the government and saying they will do everything that is necessary in order to protect french interests. that probably means insuring that 18,000 jobs are secured. the question is, which of the two offers ultimately from siemens or from general electric will do that? here in the united states, in fact, on this network, the former ceo of general electric, jack welcwelch, says ge's recor stands on its own. it was the biggest market for many years. and as far as he's concerned, ge