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william is a future kin bt he is not thnexting. the xt in line is the qen's elst sonprince charles who has made it clear that he hopes his wife wi be cwned alongsidhim asburt's queen. that is the way the conitutn work there can be no exceptions or can there >> ifime pass andrince willia i more at e center of the sta, on esti, would it b in the these intert, including the of the brish and wales, for a new, young, next-- next-genetion prince william to cceeto the rone i think an enmousmount will dend on what seems to be the will of the british peopl >> otheroices say no. rah bradford is t queen's biographer >> i think itould beery strange foronarchies if public opinion forced the a to ep asid i think tt would be extremely angeus to the monarch. i think they simplyaveo accept the rul. >> swilliam mustait, and thataccordingto h godfather, is how it should . >> in our line of business, there's no sh thi as being in aurry it works fm faer to son, moth to son. it is as it soulde. the queen wl be 85 tomorrow. she will never aicatand she wi

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trending the stock market is up, bt circumstances total stock market index like holding every stock on the stock market. palladium is an industrial play just like platinum. the silver and gold on record there we might as well just hold what is working as the trend is up in all four. >> any ownership positions with these four, mark? >> i own and trade every one of these. i lover the metals. >> tom: mark leibovit, the trend has been his friend, no doubt, he is with br trader.com. >> susie: and finally tonight, good news for all you java junkies. to mark tomorrow's earth day observance, starbucks stores in the u.s. and canada are giving away free coffee. if you bring in a reusable mug or tumbler, starbucks will fill it with brewed coffee or tea. the idea is to minimize the use of disposable coffee cups and emphasize the use of recyclables. tom, starbucks did this same promotion last year on earth day, and more than a million people took advantage of the offer. >> tom: i am going to cash out the they are moss tonight to get it ready for tomorrow morning-- the thermos tonight. >> and stand

ball say features must take losses by bt she is making bosses and stylists. premiere at the new film from the fast and the furious series taking place in the russian capital costs five is the fifties seen least in the street race movies we should become box office kids around the world. start the action films american activities at the tender the premie himself and announce his thrill of being in moscow i think tell you one thing i love moscow. i can tell you that i want to see the movie in moscow so badly that you heard about it which i am when you see us in a furious when you seek out spies. you'll hear all the unbridled talking about russia locked. the next location is a ride to the glamorous lifestyle it's a rat it's health for many going to the days of soviet style gyms so why not now exercise in style and as healthful image to become a modern the climb into the contested metropolis seems that can never be enough spot of fitness spaces in the city center so what is different about the space. well we have what they did in the center of moscow where open t

most valuable player in two thousand and eight and a two time champion of the need and created united bt big league but basketball wars are not the only discovery has made russia as lang's and is now married to a local girl and they already have a son to put it simply moscow has become his second home i was little more intrigued by the culture knowing i was going to be here by the people by the history or so much about it that i was ignorant about. from them i try to go to a little bit more museums talk to people learn the language a little bit more. for me it's going to great spirit raul lopez have treated the moscow region's hindi since two thousand and nine shortly after his native steyn born elliptic silver at get to consummate summer games in beijing just a year later he helped his country prove its dominance of the euro basket becoming the latest champions so rolls incredible international record plus his three year and be a stint at the utah jazz brought invaluable experience to his current side before you know it's it was more like says the risible things i. would put pressure on

reported a three fold increase in net profit for the past last year and russia's second largest lender bt be dropped almost two percent. recent all games continue to drive russia's stock markets upwards but john davis at asset management says it's still not enough to convince foreign investors to turn as long as we have weak dollar as long as we have persistently high quality demand which seems to be the case russia in general is is actually in a very good position from that standpoint the problem for the russia are related not to. business it's related to individuals it's related to policy it's related to you an absence of judicial organs and systems in place which make it i think in general much less attractive for foreign investors to put money in russia which is why or if the guy is just completely in the midwest and then he's change. russia's largest national corporation sistema is eyeing china and india to develop its high tech business and company plans to set up joint ventures with chinese partners including leading telecom. china itself is a very very large market so one through

also banks are quite strong burbank is up one percent bt b.s also not far way behind and poorly installed is up one point three percent on the my sex let's take a look at why this is happening this is because police called an angle mining ashanti close to reaching a deal which would make all. it's called one of the biggest companies in the gold mining sector. russian stock exchanges r.t.s. and the my stocks are going to merge in two years' time that's according to the president of nice x. the boss will acquire a rival for more than one billion dollars deal is part of russia's planting establish a new financial center in moscow. coming back to the markets gold prices have sex a new record high reaching almost one thousand four hundred ninety eight dollars per ounce but it slipped back slightly now just point one percent now to inflation around the globe and concerns of the us that are sending investors to look at assets like gold and silver therefore we are seeing the levels very close to record highs for silver that's three decade high. but lo

decline of the stocks are down around zero point six percent and banking stocks are also shedding losses bt be down over two percent. that was not the latest business news i have for you but stay with us the headline is up next the but. the but. the but. it is believed to. be easy come. easy. to. see. twenty years ago the largest country in the substantial existence of. the bus hub in the beach began a journey. where did it take them. in some cases but all she's available in hotels a story of a little ambassador rene some schools a coach tell the truth paula soto the first bush otoh.

stocks shares of class probable point seven percent on the financials are also shedding all this with bt be losing over the sound the sour. you have largest lender is b. c. is pulling the plug on its retail operations in russia the new kongs less than two years after it announced the two hundred million dollars expansion. but the result of that creates explains why he thinks the. retreat. the retail market the these banks are talking about their existing this is a market of scale i mean you have to be big you have to have a lot of customers you have to have big market share in order to make sizable profit margin so that it actually matters for the mother bank we'd h.s.b.c. when i was one of the biggest banks in the world barclays so it is noticeable as a financial result for the big banks and without growth expectations ahead of us where they were before it is clear that the impact you think he will be very very small it will be tiny for the brands that have made this investment and meanwhile do have to probably invest even more to actually achieve a market share if they were planning to

stake in that company now forty billion spawn more than the twenty seven billion that was offered by bt on wednesday so both sides seem to have set out their starting points for negotiations they'll be looking to try and come to an agreement somewhere in the middle for this deal to go ahead the russian shareholders of g.m. k b p have said that they want to see a deal between t. and k.p. and ross next over the the all important exploration of oil in the arctic now this is where we have a problem because ross never said they want to deal with pre-paid notes with k.p. the head of ross never said that they'd already turned down a bid for ten k. be free to buy into ross never they no interest in doing business with them they only want to deal with. three nights repeal nobody it seems because they have to also ruled out doing any deal with shell so it seems to be creepy have to get their heads together come up with some kind of solution so they can put this put this this all going so get to bed and come up with us all important offered to their russian partners so they can go ahead and do tha

supported by business growth and cutting allocations to reserve funds musette chief financial officer bt believe also reveals the bank is embarking on a new exhibit of the structure of the winners and we have decided that going forward will be. and based on its. earnings so the international standards the group results not the russian stand alone stand on results and will be paid. to three hundred fifty seven million dollars last year dollars gold results turned out no or than and this expected market watchers hoped for up to four hundred twenty four million dollars on the back of surging them on precious metals. and russia's top internet investment mail room group boosted its net profit by sixty six percent to seventy seven million dollars last year the result was mainly due to revaluation and the sale of its assets this is the first time the company has posed results since its i.p.o. in london six months ago meanwhile melgar you shareholders have revealed plans to place almost seven percent of the company's shares on the market. russian government still struggling to budget deficit des

the contrary people here in london are saying wait a minute why should they have id and k b p maybe bt should sell its share on p. and k b p the problem is who would buying them they're proving to be a very difficult partner so i doubt there will be many offers nevertheless there is still another option it will be a harsh option for b.p. and i'm sure a lot of shareholders would not approve of it but it will secure the long term of b.p. it will allow it to go forward with the deal and start on a clean slate it's a big chunk kincaide b.p. represented thirty six percent of two thousand and ten production and with the gulf of mexico down it would be a big heap but it also i knew i knew would be p. although it was a smaller scale period problem with that is that of course you always have the takeover target rumors going around and that will make b.p. more attractive for a takeover. of markets and our japanese stocks have closed in the negative with fresh concerns over the coast quake recovery recent significant aftershocks and the news of the fire at the fukushima mines shares of twelve jap

from abroad is weighing on energy stocks let's take a look at some index movers gas problem take a bt have both ways by reports the government is planning to abolish tax breaks for the deals they develop in siberia tech nafta's losing half a percent after it reported an eleven percent drop in net profit last year ross net is talking the trend on both indices and in the metal sector investors are waiting for the results of porter's gold it's expected to report a seventy five percent increase in profits for the second half of plastique. year flood just lender pages b c is pulling the plug on its retail operations in russia the move comes less than two years after the now most a two hundred million dollars. a creature explains why he thinks the bank is speaking a retreat. the retail market the banks are talking about that their existing this is a market of skill i mean you have to be big you have to have a lot of customers you have to have big market share in order to make sizable profit margin so that it actually matters for the mother bank with his b.c. we know one of the biggest banks

supported by business growth and cutting allocations to reserve funds herbert moose chief financial officer bt b. also reveals the bank is embarking on a new the evidence strategy. we have decided that going forward he will be paying based on its. earnings so the international standards the group results and all the russian stand alone stand alone results and we will be paying a range between ten to twenty percent of our consolidated for us profits going forward for the next three years so we expect that this will bring a level of expectation level stability in investor realisation. holdings gold rush is the largest gold producer boosted its net profit by ninety one percent to three hundred fifty seven million dollars last year but the company's results turned out lower than and this expected market watchers hoped for up to four hundred twenty four million dollars on the back of surging demand for precious metals. in the south he will be back around fifty five minutes time with an update rory's next round lots to say about saving. the. russia would be so much brighter if you knew about songs f

sunday's proselytized the twenty four year old to reach the landmark of five hundred victories the bt event thought it this i finally i mean one of the shocking women's events i was just. there it is read world number one caroline wozniacki in straight sets win the stuttgart grand prix doesn't see it was aiming to clinch have full title of the season and was leading five for the first set for the local favorite pulled back to texas on a typewriter and eastley the second six straight. formula one now and runners robert kimmitt son has left hospital ten weeks after suffering severe injuries after crashing his car in a rally in italy because it was badly hurt while taking part in a race last february and had to have extensive surgery to save his right hand he also needed operations on his shoulder leg and elbow hospital in northern italy says the polish driver's condition is good and he will now rest at home in monaco before beginning a new phase of rehabilitation the accident happened just three days after the twenty six year old had some thought is time for the first pre-season test. o

down more than one a half percent on thursday after its last year's net profit missed expectations and bt declines two percent. russian stock markets continue to rise on the wave of high oil prices and michael oliphant. financial group says the interest rate hike could play on investors' minds. it seems like the rate increase in europe with the impact of risk. across the world and i think that if there or would give us some attention over or at least keep it as peaceful as often russia will feel support all over the next week i think again to be always talks and i'm thinking of transnet because for the recent convert a pronouncement about replacing government officials on the board i think it is one of the bed managed companies which should have been a future of this decision could be the possible beneficiary so i think it's the stock which is going to be the best are probably coming several days. for this but you can always find most always just about all that side that business . the. motion would be soon much brighter than. the bounce from funds to the merchants. who threw stones on t.

compliance with environmental law that the commission found was some other problem that led to the bt disaster in the first place so they really need to change the culture of the u.s. government. and start doing a proper analysis and looking at alternatives to shore oil drilling that's quite risky. all the consequences of the gulf of mexico oil spill are likely just. for years to come as is the case with another man made disaster twenty five years on the legacy of chernobyl is there to remind the world of history's worst nuclear catastrophe were forced from the exclusion zone. and a murderous seeking death we thought of the story over terminally ill of russian convicts and his desperate bid for euthanasia. as a major breakthrough in the fight against terrorism in russia last week the country's security forces killed two notorious extremists in the north caucasus both have links to al qaida were believed to be behind many deadly attacks in russia as. russia's north caucasus witnessed a number of successful anti terror operations last sunday a key militants leader is that you'll believe

again today, the government stresdzed the fact that nobody was ever in any adanger here, bt still, because of the error, the faa said they would now use the same system to monitor and supervise flights for the first lady and vice president that they already use for the president when he's flying anywhere in the country. >>> two journalists including a well known war photographer who was nominated for an academy award about his documentary about the war in afghanistan have been killed while working in libya in the city of misrata which has been under assault by gadhafi forces for weeks. tim hetherington was just 41 years old, best known for his film "restrepo" which he made with sebastian junger last fall. on "morning joe," he talked about the war and the work of covering it. >> really, the heart of the war machine is take a group of young men, train them together, and they'll kill and be killed for each other, and we need to understand that. we cover the story not for adrenaline but because it's important to go to these places and bring back what we don't often see in the states. >> tim he

shares of bank of moscow rocketed right seven point six percent after the head of its main shares with bt the bank declared it has a stake in the bank big enough to gain operational control russia is set to join the world trade organization by the end of the year however prime minister putin says the country will only start to comply with the rules once it's a full fledged member. it stresses of some skulls of i've already said it hundreds of times we could trade it to everyone during the exceptional process we will only implement w t a a big ations when we become a full member but before that we can do as we wish if we start implementing w t o big ations without being a member of partners lose the incentive to get sick separate your skin in your bullshit you can eat which is actually the catalunya all right coming up next on our to the headlines with bill to say let's. give.

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the legislative issue as you pointed out, bt i think in terms of that report there are many -- most of that report i would be total agreement. now, the problem is how do you bring that report and the information that report to fruition and with this in the hands of the men and women who are on the frontlines? and, i have heard people say you know, how can disney keep people standing in line for three hours with a smile on their face waiting to go into space mountain? well, those people in that line for three hours are not going to be faced with searching their personal belongings and i don't think there is any concern if someone is going to blow up space mountain, so it is a different -- but you are absolutely right, but tsa has got a huge job on its hands. i am trying to be brief. >> i understand. >> i was part of the beginning of tsa as was mo and i can tell you it was probably the most difficult. i've been in government for years. that year and a half was probably the most challenging. john who was the first administrator had tremendous job ahead of him trying to do that and they ar