back to you. >> ben brown for us in rio de janeiro. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come -- tackling the gap between rich and poor. in new york there may be agreement there's a problem. what to do about it is creating a divide. china and south korea have agreed to use all means possible to neutralize pyongyang's nuclear threat. they were hosting the chinese leader before traveling to north korea. lucy williamson reports. north korea's only ally is visiting its closest enemy. it's not the traditional way of doing things but there are new friendships in asia now, and new tensions too. president ji had not made a state visit to north korea yet but this is the fifth time he's met the south korean leader. south korea would like beijing to put more pressure on its allies to give up nuclear weapons, but china has always calculated that avoiding instability in north korea is more important than avoiding nuclear tests. according to one of south korea's first ambassadors to china in the early 1990's, president ji may be less interested in managing north korea but mana

ben brown, bbc news rio. >> peter i'm not going to ask who you're supporting. i know your team nigeria is out already. there's controversy around that team because nigeria has until today to reinstate the football federation committee. what's the reaction been to all this back at home? >> well it's left a lot of people really really surprised. it seems like the government and nigeria football officials keep scoring. it's just out of the world cup. it's a disappointing world cup for us. we did make it to the round of 16. a lot of people thought we could have progressed much further than that. you go home and arrive back in nigeria. the president was arrested because some people said the money issues that the team faced here in brazil was due to him. then some members of the football federation said he's not remitting money due to them. it's a bit -- no one is sure what's happening. fifa told the government they should not interfere. in 2010 nigeria was suspended. i don't think nigeria is going to beat the deadline. the government is standing ground and saying we

you can follow me on twitter @ben brown bbc. lucy, back to you. >> ben, thanks for joining us. i like the lates latest #myworldcupseat. tweet where you've been watching from. >>> still to come, you better believe it. two years probation, anger management and a big fine. we'll look at the transformation of justin bieber from child star to music's bad boy. ♪ f provokes lust. ♪ it elicits pride... ...incites envy... ♪ ...and unleashes wrath. ♪ temptation comes in many heart-pounding forms. but only one letter. "f". the performance marque from lexus. >>> it was just a silly prank according to the pop sensation justin bieber's lawyer. that's not the view the judge took. the client lobbed eggs at a client's house. the 20-year-old singer has to cough up 80,000 in damages, do community service and attend anger management classes. what is going on with justin? >> to be fair, he is going through his formative years. he's a teenager still. well more importantly when he was supposed to be doing what most normal teenage kids were doing, he was traveling the world performing. it's understand

ben brown is the lucky man still there. what is the mood there? who did brazil support, argentina or germany? >> they supported germany because argentina are their great football rivals. the last thing they wanted was argentina to win the world cup here in that football temple. they were delighted when germany score had the goal and won the world cup. through the night really, german fans were celebrating in rio, dancing in the streets as you expect. those german fans that weren't jumping on planes to head back to germany. argentina fans took it well. a lot were partying as well, drowning their sorrows i suppose. there were some problems on the streets. there were protests on the streets throughout the tournament. there were clashes of several protestors and riot police. tear gas and pepper spray were used. about 30 arrests as well. our correspondent was there. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a night of joy, celebration, people supporting the the teams for being champ n champions of the world. they came in second place. that situation right n

ben brown is in rio. >> when police arrived at lavish cabana ho the tell to arrest him, they discoveredgone. the television set in his room was on and his flip flops were there showing he left in a hurry. we saw the tv images, said chief police investigator. >> he left one hour ago through the back door. we're sure someone tipped him off. it's unusual to leave through the staff door. we have an arrest warrant for him. he's officially a fugitive. this shows he does not wanted to cooperate. >> ray whelan was arrested a few days ago and released after questioning. at the time his company said he was innocent and would be exonerated. match services is a partner firm of fifa and sells vip tickets. mr. whelan was detained as part of a wider investigation into the illegal trade of world cup tickets that inflated prices. the police already have 11 other men in custody. detectives alleged they're part of a gang that have been tenses of millions of not only at this world cup but previous tournaments too. >> police in rio allege they have phone tap evidence that points to an international criminal

bbc ben brown has the latest from rio. >> when police arrived at the lavish cabana hotel to re-arrest they discovered he had gone. the television set in his room was on and his flip flops were there showing he left in a hurry. we saw the tv images that chief police investigator said he left one hour ago through the back door, the staff door. we assure someone tipped him off because it's unusual to leave through the staff door. we have an arrest warrant for him, so he is official will lly fugitive. this shows he does not want to cooperate. ray whelan was briefly arrested a week ago and then released. at the time his company match services said he was innocent and would be exonerated. match services is a partner firm of fifa. whelan was detained as part of the investigation of selling of world cup tickets that inflated prices. police have 11 other men in custody. detectives allege they're part of a gang that made tens of millions of at this world cup and other tournaments too. >> they have phone tap evidence that points to criminal intent to sell tickets that the world cup. they say the

let's take you over now to rio where we can join ben brown who's been there throughout the tournamentor us. what was it like there at the end of the match? >> reporter: well lucy, a lot of german fan as came all the way over to rio for this final, they left the game early and headed for their planes to get back to germany. some had literally flown over just for the match which seems a long way to travel for a game of football. they said it was worth it and beyond their wildest dreams, that wonderful goal to to end the wonderful tournament. those that stayed in rio partied long and hard through the night. lots of argentina fans were drinking and having a good time as well. everybody agrees germany was the best side of the tournament. anyone neutral thought that. that goal, what a great goal to end the tournament by germany. one footnote is you remember in the semi final germany destroyed brazil 7-1. the brazilian manager is paying the price of that we're hearing. unconfirmed reports that he has been sacked as manager. >> briefly ben you've been there throughout the whole tournament. yo

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josh brown, ben reitzes said in an interview with carl a little while ago, we messed up.p. they changed their call. back on board, moving to overweight. they say tim cook has solidified his strategy and regained the confidence of stakeholders. so he has his mojo back, and the stock, does it? >> here's what's interesting. the fundamentals really haven't changed. this is like a sentiment call. i don't think mojo appears on a lot of balance sheets or income statements. and as far as confidence, i kind of feel like it's the sell side's job to say, hey, this lack of confidence in tim cook has gotten overboard. this is why you should buy it. not oh, everyone loves it again, so we do, too. listen, you know, no one's going to be right on everything. >> but i don't think there was anything new in the upgrade at all. >> no. >> it's a sentiment call. >> it's also up 70% from its april last year lows. it's not exactly like you're catching it at a really cheap price. it's not like bargain basement no-brainer. >> unless you think that the second half is going to be the tell. and that t

ben's chili bowl celebrated the opening of its new restaurant with a performance by the chuck brown band. it is located in terminal b reich of for the security checkpoint. this is the second ben's chili bowl in northern virginia. a lot of people stopped by to see the excitement there. a new app could signal the end of long lines at starbucks according to people magazine. starbucks is developing a smart phone app that will allow customers to pre-order beverages to a of time, then head local store to pick it up. the app is still in its testing phase. there's no word on when it might debut, but no worry, starbucks is still going to mess up your name on your cup. >> oh, man. it always is kind of fun to see. >> lousaka but the weather. by this time tomorrow we would've seen storms? >> there may even be tomorrow some strong storms. right now at reagan national it is still pretty warm. there are a few scattered sprinkles earlier. 80 degrees now the airport. the two temperatures -- the dew point is a 70 degrees. doppler we go. a lot of the showers we are tracking earlier have dissipated . anothe

dom brown and ben revere can't play. and ryan howard and jonathan papelbon make too much money.missing something? ruben talks about one possible move at first base. my gosh. we'll talk about that at 6:00. >> last night a couple of interesting double plays. let's go to cleveland and take a look. this is a good one. jacoby elsberry hits it to the cleveland first baseman what a nice play. tags first. gets the runner out at the plate. the catcher made nice play right there, too. and this is really a good double play. good pop up, right? on on first has no clue where the ball is. why didn't he have a clue? a pop up to third. because derek jeter even in his final year kind of snook kerred him a little bit faking that the ball was there. he was dead meat. still no word on two big free agents in the nba reporters trying to act like sherlock holmes with this stuff. lebron james scheduled to be at kids nike camp tomorrow he's going to the world cup final in brazil. sounds like nothing until next week. now, according to reports and again they're all over the place, who knows whether they a

two out, ben revere last minute replacement in the lineup for dom brown rbi sing toll tie it. extra innings, ryan zimmerman 0-2. orngs no rbi single first run allowed from the bullpen. phils lose 5-3 first loss since last sunday don't plame the bullpen they struggled early at the plate against steven straussburg and you have map didn't runners in position. >> he had a hard time understanding the power pickup it was 89 to 99 miles an hour that's what he wept to with men on base we had hits and opportunities and he pitched out of them. >>> phils now fool 9 back in the east. they'll play final game before all star break tomorrow. >> cliff lee can return a week against atlanta. don't pencil him in next. depends how rehab is going in clearwater all right jim james lebron james is king of cleveland the next two years. that's right. he signed a two year deal. talking for the first time since announcing that decision he says today he's going home and it will be up believable. before lebron goes home he's going to brazil to watch the world cup final you can do on 6abc. sixers are takin

chase utley scores and get within one and then in the 8th two out ben revere up the middle rbi stingle to tie it at three. come to brownot sick at last minute going to extra innings, werming, utley miss plays it they give him extra out. it comes back to haunt them. sgliter la the tenth zimmerman 0-2. oh, no, r. bi single washington takes the lead for good. phils lose 5-3 and 10 and five game losing streak, winning streak over it's first loss since last sunday. they're now nine back in division. >> lebron james signed a deal with cleveland today a two year contract worth over 42 million according to espn. why such a short deal. this way he can get a new one when the salary cap goes up 20 16. before he goes home to cleveland he is going to world cup. lebron in brazil checking out sights in rio. jing james talking for the first time since making that decision to go back to cleveland. >> i wanted to find the time for myself and it's a place i'll be home and be able to represent for my family and friends and those fans and it givers me an opportunity to reunite with one of my favorite team bates sanderson fair child a brazi

ben. >> thank you very much. it's a real pleasure to be here, i'm justin brown, one of the co-founders of the company and it's my leasure to be interviewing ben rattray the founder and c.e.o. of change.org, the world's largest petition platform. they have users from 196 countries in the world. to begin, i'd like to ask ben, can you help us understand what a petition is by giving us an example of a successful campaign from your platform. >> thanks, and great to be here. association you know, a lot of people historically have been skeptical about the power of petitions and understandably so, because historically they've been running in a way that is not spriege and effective of the we've seen a transformation in the efficacy of offline/online movement. also year there was a 10-year-old girl who had cystic fibrosis and needed a double lung transplant to live. but there was a restriction that prevents kids under the age of 12 from receiving adult lung transplants. she was first on the list but couldn't get it because of the old regulation, despite the recommendations of her doctors and many more given her size. so he

and came back chase utley sickles scoring kyle kendrick and ben reveer to cap a five run rail and give fightins the lead. struggling dominic brown with the great game in the third hits his sixth home run of the season. he had a two run single in the fifth and phillies beat brew crew nine-seven. >> i feel pretty good up there right now but i just got to stick with it. i know i'm a heck of a hitter that is just my mind set. i know eventually it will come you just have to keep working trade deadline at end of the month gm ruben amaro has decisions to make would he trade ace cole hamels. if he did cole would allow a trade to nine games, dodgers, angels, padres, rangers, braves, nationals, cardinals, red sox and, of course, the yankees. >>> the sixers continuing summer league action in orlando taking on the net, first half of the game nets on the break nerlens noel gets block, sixers get the ball, to casper wear. he knocks down the triple right here to tie up the game. later nerlens get the offensive rebound and, shot in the lane is good but right new sixers trailed 49-44 in the second half. >>> the semi time match of the world cup b

ben revere only in the lineup because dom brown got sick at the last minute. extra nrgs. in the 10th, chase utley misplays it and they give them an extra out. it comes back to haunt them. o not. , rbi single, phils lose. they lost their first game since last sunday, they are nine back now, the phils not happy after this game. >> high chopper tried to get in and catch and tag, i realized i couldn't do that, so i switched to jimmy. i thought we had a play, obviously i want didn't work out in our favor. it was a big play in the game and it ended up costing us. series finale is later today. labron james signed the deal with cleaved, two year contract worth $42 million. why such a short deal? this way he can get a new one when the salary cap goes up in 2016. before he goes home to cleveland, he is going to the world cup. here he is in brazil checking out the sights in rio and here he is make talking about the decision to go back to cleveland. >> it's nice to be home and be with my friends and those fans and it gives me an opportunity to reunite with one of my favorite teammate

of american foreign policy is that we go in under the guise of being ben nef sent and benign and we get booted out we blame the brown guys. >> do you think we're blaming al maliki for the problem in iraq because he's brown? >> i think we always blame our clients, that's what i'm saying. >> do you think we're blaming al maliki for the mess in iraq because he's brown? >> our clients happen to be brown. i hope maliki has been read about vietnam. we hadn't failed, we were perfect. >> america has made mistakes, in retrospect the iraq war was a mistake. there's a difference between making a mistake and doing something that is inhempbrently wicked. anybody else that went into iraq would have reimbursed themselves by taking all the oil. we have spent all this money, we have turned over the keys to the oil field and said it's yours. >> you're absolutely mistaken. you're saying the oil is just there and iraq is using it the way they see fit and shell has nothing to do with it, and mobile has nothing to do with it. >> on the balance america lost money on iraq. >> on balance, people like halliburton made gas sillons of money. >

rights act and the 60th anniversary of the brown versus board of education decision, a welcome america parade immediately follows the ceremony here. then on the benanklin parkway at noon there will be food, music and festivities all leading up to a big concert at 7:00 with the roots, nicki minaj, jennifer hudson. others will be performing. this day will be 0 topped off by a feeshgs show above the philadelphia museum of art. all of this is weather permitting. i've been in touch with organizers of the welcome america events. they tell me in light of the crowds, they're expecting more than 500,000 people out here, in light of the potential inclimate weather, they're asking everyone who wants to attend at 10:00 a.m. to arrive here at 8:00. i am working on a story in the next hour that focuses on security and some new measures that philadelphia police are putting in place that was different from last year. reporting live, along independence mall, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> for more on all of the welcome america festivities along with other fourth of july events in your community go to the nbc10.com home page. >>> president obama is marking fourth o

brown, want in? >> i do want in. i agree with ben, and i think everything that this company is trying to do, they seem to be doing it really well. they have all of the momentum in the world, across every important business line, but i disagree with the idea the knock on facebook is they can't do this. no, no, no. every analyst has a buy reg on this stock. price targets are going in one direction, as herbings estimates. everyone loves it. there is no knock on this stock. other than the fact it's 180 billion dollar market cap. doing a few billion in revenue, even in the most bullish pro e jekzs. it's how much of that growth are we already paying for? and i don't think this is the top for the stock by any means. i just think people buying into it right now should be cognizant of the fact that the positives that they perceive of this company, every one else has already perceive and we're on almost unanimous agreement that facebook's going to get the future right. that's not written in stone they will. when paying off at this valuation, t

ben revere up the middle, rbi single to tie it at 3. revere in the lineup because dom brown got sick at the last minute. going to extra innings. utley misplays it. it comes back to haunts -- haunt them. they looks like 5-3 in 10. phils loser first game since last sunday, they are 9 back and phils not happy after this game. >> high chopper tried to get in and catch and tag, i realized i couldn't do that, i flipped it to jimmy, i thought we had a play. obviously i meant didn't work out if our favor. it was a big play in the game, ended up hurting us. >> will a -- labron james assigned with cleveland $42 million. why a short deal, next year he can get a new contract with the new salary cap. here's king james talking about going back to cleveland. >> it will be nice to be home and represent for my family and friends and those fans and it gives me an opportunity to reunite with one of my favorite teammates. it's going to be unbelievable man and i am looking forward to the challenge. labron would not give a world cup prediction, of course he has upset a few cities over the last fe

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brown band, give aways. it was located in the presecurity lower level of the dc terminal. sounded like a big party over there. still blame ben's chili bowl on being late. you had to stop there. >>> protecting your kids from sports injuries, we have not one, but two doctors here with advice. >> training for girls and important information about concussions. you don't even have to hit your head to suffer from one. wusa9 is keeping your family safe. also, right after the break, a high-tech breakthrough in birth control. a >> in tonight's health alert, a bio technology company is testing a contraceptive with wireless capabilities. here is how it works. doctors would implant this micro chip under the skin that would release hormone from the birth control pill. they are now making sure it cannot be hacked. >> the remote control must be put up against the skin to establish communication. we want close range communication to prevent anyone from listening in on the incrypted signal. >> the chip can hold enough hormone to prevent pregnancy up to 16 years so when she wants to conceive, she can turn off the device with a remote. researche

under the guise of being ben environment sent and benign and we go in under the lies of one president after another. and then we get booted out. what do we do? we blame the browniki. i hope he is ready to see what happened. >> you think we're blaming maliki for the mess in iraq? >> there's no question that united states -- >> is that what you think. >> i think we always blame our clients, that's what i'm saying. >> that's a generalization. do you think we're blaming maliki for the mess in iraq because he's brown? >> i think we blame our clients. i hope maliki read about viet m vietnam. he got a bullet in vietnam because of kennedy. we were perfect. the same is true in -- >> america has made mistakes. i eye the iraq war and in retrospect the iraq war was a mistake. but there is a difference between making a mistake and doing something that is inherently wicked. anyone else who went into iraq and did this would have reimbursed themselves by taking the iraqi oil. we spent all this money in iraq and then we turn over the keys of the oil to the iraqis. we say it's your oil, use it, sell it, burn it. iraq costs us money. imperialists go to make money. >> no, you're

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brown was in the original lineup posted at 3:30 this afternoon then a late scratch. phillies are calling it an illness. grady sizemore will lead off again and play left field. benck in center. one thing sandberg likes during this winning streak is depth in his starting lineup. >> key guys seem to come up big in situations right from that point on it's been different guys each day. so that's -- that's what it takes. and now feels like the whole line up is chipping in and doing their part. >> ryan reminder as soon as we go off the air phillies and nationals right here on fox. cole hamels, steven strausburg first pitch coming up at 7:15. >> mets play so the phillies. met the marlins this afternoon. i love fundamental baseball. tejada the perfect suicide squeeze. mets and marlins tide right now four-four. play better baseball play the mets this afternoon. >> at the world cup in brazil the battle for third place. it is the consolation match between the netherlands and host brazil. argentina and germany play for the title tomorrow. brazil the host country wanted to be in the title game. didn't want to be in the third place game and it showed today against the netherl