>> bombay.he has come from a place near bombay. >> reporter: bombay -- a long, long way. >> she has come to get a hand-pedals tricycle. >> you are the answer to my prayer. >> reporter: she's one of at least 5.5 million people in india with so called loco motor disabilities, caused in her case by childhood polio. others suffer congenital conditions. but the most frequent customers are amputees, victims of rail or road accidents. they are served free of charge. the organization runs on government and foundation grants and its costs -- for a typical lower limb, for example, are miniscule by western standards. >> now it's $50. >> reporter: here's a comparison. in the united states a prosthesis like this would typically range from $8,000 to $12,000. it would be made of metal, aluminum, possibly carbon fiber. whereas in jaipur, the key ingredient is pvc piping more commonly used to irrigate farms. and this is the key to a $50 artificial leg. they're made in simple molding facilities, cut and trimmed b

we've heard incidents in bombay. we have incidents elsewhere.late last year a 12-13-year-old girl was arrested after she failed to detonate the device. she said she was introduced to boko haram by her father, and was threatened to blow herself up or her entire family will be killed. >> you say this is not the first time that boko haram has done this. would they be showing this sort of massage misogyny to young girls rather than boys, forcing them to put on suicide vests and blow themselves to pieces. >> what some people think is that boko haram is using some girls because less attention will be placed on them. what we've seen, we've seen so many suicide attacks. and in northern nigeria it's usual to see a girl wearing the long veil, and that they see as a possible way of hiding such devices. so the girls have been introduced to this last year and a half or so. >> that's what we've been hearing in the last year and a half in nigeria. that's absolutely awful. thank you, thank you very much. >> now the united nations said libya's rifle political fa

so the moment you've lost the bombay is open and the whole barrage of ridicule falls on you.e's the thing to keep in mind about romney's candidacy. again, i'm not encouraging him to make a decision one way or the other. in 2012 he ran about half a point behind where george w. bush ran in the year 2000. the republican party is not a very effective presidential-winning machine anymore. it hasn't been since 1998. this deal about putting things on mitt romney's shoulders and blame him and him alone is going to prevent the problem being solved. mitt romney's famous gaffe wasn't a gaffe at all, it was a doctrine. if he's going to lead the party away from that that would be a very welcome thing from someone who got a lot of votes in 2012. >> i would love to see a presidential campaign where the candidates are fighting over who has the better idea for getting people out of poverty. >> well i would love that and i think something very important is happening in politics right now. you're seeing all the republicans start talking about wage stagnation and income inequality. you've got jo

in bombay state a suicide bomber tried to attack a church service and was killed. also a female bomber was killed as she tried to enter military barracks with an explosive belt. >>> victims of the ebola virus in liberia are buried after the government reversed an unpopular order that all bodies be cremated. the number of people infected has now surpassed 20,000. victim toria has the report. >> reporter: in the capital there's been another suspected ebola death. a group much health workers arrived to collect the body of the victim. in liberia burying the dead is considered a sacred tradition, and much to the reach of this victim's family the body will be buried and not cremated. >> it's making it easier for us to get in the community and collect bodies because the cremation was creating a kind of tension between us and the communities. cremation is against our tradition and culture. >> reporter: the world health organization says the number of people infected by ebola in liberia, sierra leone and guinea has now passed 20,000. the virus has killed more than 7,800 peo

in terms of rebound growth, something investors expect, that helped bombay close at all-time high, breaking9,000 for the first time ever. it was one of the best performing emerging markets in 2014, gaining 29%. more news expected out of india next week. president obama will be making a visit, the first time u.s. head of state is a chief guest at india's republic day celebration signifying strengthening relations with the u.s. something to watch for. >> thank you very much. okay. dom chu has the market flash. >> check out what happened with alaska airlines. the company is boosting 60% as the profit nearly doubled in the december quarter just quarter end of december on lower fuel costs. that boost dividend yield to a 1.2% yield, higher than both delta and american airlines, the stock, you see there, up by 3.5%, brian, as a result of the move. back to you. >> wow, thank you very much. speaking of the airlines, the main airline etf, the xal, is hitting the highest level since march of 2002. so, mandy, pop quiz time. >> i hate when you do this. >> name the best performing stock in the index over

the bombay crossed the 29,000 mark. sue? >> ty u.s. markets are higher with the dow up triple digits, and nasdaq and s&p higher as well. back to today's trading action with bob. >> obsessed with the european central bank but the leadership group is financials. they have having a great day. two reasons here. the regional banks, we had decent, not great bank reports, but key, bbnt most beat here. it's true low growth anemic, but it's good enough. those are nice numbers they are putting up. the second reason is hey, we got a deal. we have not had a deal in ages in the bank group. royal bank of canada's buying citi national a great 25% premium. 93.80, including cash and stocks. 25 % premium? heaven. people are saying let's get m&a activity in the mid size bank area. there's not been any in ages. some are $2 to 5 billion in market cap move up. umb financial or tcf financial. those are up there. signature had great earnings upside and east west bank corp., up 3, 4 % on the merger talk. potentially down the road. >> let's bring in kenny to ta

bombay is on the west side of india.can-like capitalistic success that has propelled modi to his election. who is he meeting? ahead of a diverse india or a capitalist? >> of both. he is representing all different sides. you have the socialist side that we do not want to give up. you have the other side where he wants every person there to rise up to the middle class and above. that combination is harder than modi thought it was going to be because india is stuck in a bureaucratic nightmare. >> the infrastructure investment is under way. it is being built from mumbai to delhi. >> if we can get infrastructure in india, you have things other countries do not have. what you really need is to get things across from one area to another. >> how is president obama viewed by the greater indian people? >> the elites, the basic people of india. >> i do not think it is that people know that. >> this is more of the middle class. >> you spent some fair time in india. >> you can feel the energy. looks like it is only india and china an

they are put on buses and trucks and taken to bombay, delhi and calcutta. >> this woman and the humanhts group she founded, "on our own," is working to change the tradition of lower caste women being moved boo the sex trade. she runs a shelter for women and their daughters. but first the group has to work with the police to free the women. >> ( translated ): so here is the law. we've printed it out for you. >> reporter: that means explaining the new law the group helped get past. it punishes trackers and not those who were prostituted. >> ( translated ): we have to arrest the trafficker. >> reporter: sometimes that task is not easy. >> the police is part of our society and if the entire society believes a girl is of less value, a low-caste girl is of even less a value, so they don't even try to enforce the law because they think this is not a crime. >> reporter: just the previous night, we followed a team hoping to rescue a young woman from a brothel. the raid failed, possibly because the police tipped off the traffickers. >> what's going on? >> i think the girl has been kept waiting

give those folks in bombay something to talk about. >> rose: this is my moment to speak to a billion people on the planet. >> yeah. >> rose: and here is what i want to say. >> i want to thank my hairdresser, what, what? what? >> rose: i want to thank-- somebody else i can't remember who it is. >> and then they forget. and then they read it off notes. an actor reading his lines off a piece-- . >> rose: how disappointed were you at the moment? >> well you just sort of-- i was just sort of surprised. i was surprised. i didn't really feel-- . >> rose: you thought you waited -- >> well i was just sur priced. i was really surprised. >> rose: because you had heard it before. >> i wasn't angry or anything. i was just like what? you know, that's the academy. they do things funny sometimes. but i found later about six months later i realized that i had come down with something. i sort of like, that prize-winning stuff and about the prizes, that i had sort of had like a low-grade infection of liking winning the prize. and wanting to win the prize. and i thought oh, good because i often see and