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bradley wiggins won the event last year. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> ama: coming up next at 6:00. we'll tell you how google >> tonight9:00, i'll tell you what caused a large sinkhole that forced evacuations in southern california. at 11:00, new information about the tainted meatballs left across san francisco that killed at least one dog. the new reward offered for information. coming up at 9:00 and 11:00. >> a self-described gadget enthusiast believes the new wearable google glass computer could help people battling autism. he suffers froes aspergers syndrome. he won an essay contest to be one of the 8,000 people google chose to test the prototype. the glasses record sights and sounds. things that can help people with autism who find themselves disconnected from their memories. >> that's it for us at 6:00. i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. >> mmm. cuz, this food is great. >> oh, thank you, will. >> yeah, any breakfast that's free ought to be great. >> uncle brown, why do you keep

the same with bradley wiggins last year. >> that brings us up to date with world news. thank you for watching. ♪ >> hello and welcome to the business interview. this year started on a lackluster note when it comes to growth and global trade. so says the wto in its annual world trade reports. it also says that in 2012, global trade came in at a meager two percent. for more on what that means, we turn now to dr. patrick lo. he is chief economist at the wto and is with us from the organization's headquarters in geneva. thank you very much for being with us, first of all. >> my pleasure. >> are you worried that growth in global trade has stalled to the extent that it has? >> yes, and i think it is a source of concern. i think we have to understand why, and asked the question of whether this is something that is going to persist, or whether we can see a light at the end of the tunnel. the 2% estimation is way below the last 30 years in terms of the trade growth. i think in terms of understanding what has happened, you do have to look primarily to europe for the 2012 story. e

what the london did with the olympics and athletic competition and ferra, bradley wiggins who won thence last year and cyclist medaling. you see andy murray. take a look at phil mickelson. obviously he beat lee westwood. lee westwood played in 62 majors. he is from the united kingdom. hasn't won one yet. is little heartbreaking there. he is the people's champ pine. most popular golfer since arnold palmer. doesn't matter whether you're british or in any other part in the world he has made friends and shares it with them. martha: yeah. you know, they say that andy murray is from scotland when he loses and he is from england when he wins. he is from england right now. he is getting a ton of attention here. thank you to you guys in new york. bill: thank you, martha. jim gray, good to have you back. thank you, jim. >> thanks. bill: want to get to jon scott, "happening now" rolling your way. what are you cooking up on monday, jon? >> we'll still rely on martha maccallum mack. you don't mind if we borrow here now and again because the baby watch continues next hour. the detroit on the brink.