the expectation is that david cameron's conservative party could toughen its staff on. migration in order to win back sort and win that election. what he's promised next is a referendum on britain's contin continued membership, and if that happens david cameron could find himself under pressure to vote no. and if britain is anyone example to go by that may be the real consequence of the european election. changes in national politics that could wear away at the european project itself. al jazeera, london. >> greece was one of those countries where far left parties won the election. we're live in athens. john, we've seen the seismic shift across europe, mainly france to be honest. very little impact in germany. what happened in greece. 12,349 the political dialogue

we're going to use cameron and leslie as the singers.ing a giggly, pillow fight out here. and then, i come out, and i'm like, yeah, serious news. yeah. >> seth: when they came out, they told us nothing wrong with dolphins. they were like, they're doing great. >> they're amazing. >> seth: i mean, you had to be a huge downer about dolphins. >> wah, wah. >> seth: well, congratulations on the show, and it's great to have you only five floors away. and please come back soon. >> and you are doing an incredible job. i'm a fan. >> seth: thank you so much. and there's still a little bit of guacamole left over. i'm gonna send it down, yes. [ talking over each other ] "ronan farrow daily" airs weekdays at 1:00 on msnbc. ronan farrow, everyone! we'll be right back with stand-up from gary gulman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ as a teacher i'm always or planning for the month. so, like the 5th of each month, ya know, i know like clockwork which day i get paid. every dollar we have right now, we need. with american express serve you have a full service pre

director of the e russia center mr cameron thank you very much for being on the show pleasure now this month's your center marks its eighth anniversary it was a sad hour back in may two thousand and six with a specific goal of promoting closer ties between russia and the e.u. and it would seem that the events of the last eight months have essentially undone old the progress that was made over the past eight years is the relationship now wars than it was when you started the sound of saluki this is the worst crisis in. russia relations for more than a decade certainly since the collapse of the soviet union and this is essentially because there are very different views on how to protect the independence of the neighboring countries and in the e.u. we believe that ukraine should have the right to decide its own foreign policy in russia there's a very different approach well i think mr cameron in russia there is also believe that ukraine has the right to decide its own foreign policy on its own associations even if the e.u. or the west in general disagrees with that vision but let's delve

you can't -- ukip be david cameron's conservatives. more in that election, we are joined by our correspondent from london. ukip came in first and they say this is just the beginning. tell us more. >> it feels like it. you have to understand that this is the first time for 100 years or more that neither labor nor the tory party won a national election in this country. this is the kind of earthquake that this is. it is thinking in that the will become the third political force. it used to be the liberal democrats, the coalition of david cameron. they lost 11 of their 12 seed. the labour party has no reason to celebrate. they came second. only one percent is the head of the governing tories. many people inside the labour party are beginning to wonder if he is the top job. this is only just beginning. >> what do they do with the momentum? they will get more funding and a prominent platform. what will the mainstream parties do? >> they will have to move to the right. there's no question about that. david cameron feels his own eurosceptics i

and i think that david cameron's rally, rallying cry is slightly more persuasive. but president obama obviously -- i don't think there's anybody in america who disagrees that this is abhorrent and that we could do something. i think there is a debate on whether we should do something. and i'm for doing something. but i'm for doing something just about everywhere and i get criticized for it. but that's fine with me. because that's what i would do. but i'm curious about our decision as americans to go and try to help these girls. i'm for that. i have been from the beginning. i would like to help the boys who were murdered earli this group. but this -- since this syrian civil war started, there are almost 8,000 children who have been killed by the government, and we just kind of throw up our hands and say, well, at least we got the chemical weapons out, but we really didn't. what happens when the taliban resurfaces and starts to do the same thing to girls again? where is our consistency in our foreign policy? and that's not a president obama thing. that is a decision

david cameron says brussels has gotten too big and too bossy. take a listen. >> we need an approach that toognizes europe wants concentrate on what matters, growth and jobs and not trying to do so much. we need an approach that recognizes brussels has gotten too big, too bossy, and to interfering. we should be nationstates wherever possible. europe only where necessary. joined bye, we are our reporter in brussels. rex -- >> he was very clear there when he said he wanted less europe and not more europe. he's not the only one. 30% of the voters who went to the polls voted for parties that want less europe. in the united kingdom, one into voters voted for parties calling for a referendum on the european membership all stop the liberal democrats in the u.k. only got one seat in the european parliament that makes up 751. they had 12 seats. they had some federalist amongst them and they absolutely wiped out. the apathy ofwas low turnout in the european elections. europeanshose eligible to vote. this proves that people are sick and tired of rustles and

here we are now. >> turns out the fight between cameron and his mum was about a video game. when the officer took cameron home, he saw he didn't have a bed or furniture in his room - just a garbage bag full of clothes. cameron's family fell on hard time after moving from texas to take care of a sick relative. >> my heart went out. i saw the little things he needed i could give him, to make him a happier kid. >> days later he and his brother dropped off a bed, desk and used regame, among other things, and a photo of them hugging has gotten popular on facebook. it received 50,000 likes and has been shared 6,000 times. cameron's family received donations from good samaritans near and far. let us know what you think. tweet us. he set up a fund account to people can donate. a great story and way to use social media. >>> straight ahead, was sexism involved in the firing of one of the powerful women in social media. and talking about social media - jay z's fight with his sister-in-law go viral while important stories often go >> our current system has gone very far awry... >> there

sam's agent cameron weiss joins us from empire athletes. ray to have you with us.r if you could describe for people that may not be familiar with michael sam, what is his potential for commercial endorsements? >> ever since he came out, i think people have really viewed him as a trailblazer and someone who is fearless. we have been tasked with sifting through the offers that have come for him. as you can see by the limited number of things we've done, we have only chosen a partner people -- partner with -- chosen to partner with people we trust. that is why you saw that visa spot before the nfl draft. >> cameron, there is a documentary that is going to be made about michael sam, i believe, coming from the oprah winfrey harpo productions. tell us about that. >> this is a documentary put together by oprah and her team, obviously, in conjunction with us, where we are going to go through the trials and tribulations of the first openly gay player as he attempts to make the roster. we have gone to great lengths to make sure that the rams are ok with this and that we will

the hurdle will be much higher for david cameron.hey will be looking at some substantial changes before they vote. >> he has called for a referendum. 2017 seems like a good time scale. i think it's great that he gave the member states onto warning before this renegotiation process. we will see a kick off after the election. with ae is elected liberal democrats, it will be tricky for the referendum to take place. is best hope for referendum if the conservative party -- but that might actually happen. with that disrupt the chances? >> i could see some convergence. he agrees with many of david cameron's headlines for the renegotiation. even if the labor party is elected, i could see this new treaty coming with the new rules required for the eurozone. a slightly sensitive question. there is concern that the message you're sending is fueled by a rise in eurosceptic parties. do you feel that their support is undermining your message? >> the different types of , from asm across the eu business point of view, it is all about positioning the

to cameron before. get this in the mail, in his own handwriting, was really special. and to see what he wrote about to somebody else, you know. it may not mean anything to anybody else, but he was best friends with his brother. so that was special to him that his brother was graduating from middle school. and one of his favorite things to do was watching movies. that's what was important to him at the time. >> that's wonderful to hear. and for this to sort of -- it was a surprise. and this could have gone much differently. this teacher, dale caldwell, he took a risk sending your son's note to you. what would you say to this teacher about his choice to send it? >> i'm so glad he did. i think he made a wise choice by doing that. i think any parent who has lost a child, the worst fear is their child is going to be forgotten. and mr. caldwell knew that cameron had passed away. and we're a small community. and i think he felt in his heart that we would love to have the letter, and love to receive it like we

the scheme connected to david cameron he's a buddy it was my phone that correctly well yes it's a small company they had two million pounds and assets they had an eight hundred thousand pound overdraft and yet they racked up one hundred thirteen million pounds in debt they managed to borrow that much from the bank now because they never filed accounts up and for the last two or three years of operation which is against the law by the way well it's against purple paint you can't say all the words here right in the u.k. but they we don't know where that hundred thirty million pounds went to what they incurred those costs on who got paid where the money went but they went bad they went bust ate it therefore the taxpayer ate it so we can't use words like fraud in a in the context of describing a situation which would normally be you know the context would be so we have to find a substitution zone for fraud we'll use fruit for. so it was committed fruit. yes david cameron enabled this fruit to be committed essentially as a crony capitalism a fruit capitalist because of his connections to the

yes david cameron enable does fruit to be committed to a centrally as a crony cap or fruit capitalist because of his connections to the area because he's going to be indicted because without fruit there would be no david cameron there would be no conservative party they live on fruit there are fruitarians. peons they believe in a utopian state made entirely of food which of course if you replace this type of substitute fruit for fraud you'll understand exactly what we're saying secondly now the other interesting thing about this so this bank well this company corporate jet services c.j.'s collapsed one hundred thirty million pounds and then as its balance sheet collapse the beleaguered bank placed the company into administrative receivership with pricewaterhouse coopers but then encouraged the accountancy giant to sell the profitable assets back to the same directors including mr southwell for what one expert now describes as quote a knock down prize at the independent on sunday which did this investigation said that this decision was bizarre as a company seemingly under the control o

carl cameron is here for the fallout of mitch mcconnell's primary up next.rfacing tonight that could prove very embarrassing to va bosses and obama administration. we'll talk about building a possible case against the white house. >> it was going on four years ago >> you're talking about an internal va memo. i would refer to you the va about their internal memos. creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. to launch a startup from your garage. from computers, smartphones, and 3-d printers to coffee, snacks, and drinks to fuel the big ideas. yes, staples has everything you need to launch a startup from your garage. mom! except permission to use the garage. thousands of products added every day to staples.com. even safety

i put the pope and david cameron on a different category.meron can go to the nations, go to nigeria, he could send troops, whatever, all sorts of things. so the pope can be a moral leader and therefore, social media leader. cameron and president obama ought to be -- if they think it's a serious issue, they should be doing something. mark stein had a piece yesterday called "bring back our bracket, our manhood." let's do something real, folks. let's not just sit here and think that holding signs is the same as action. >> this is a very powerful tool as you know and the people mocking it are ignorant about what it can be and what it does. and in terms of the net effect, the effort may not have succeeded. not every movement succeeds. that does not mean this is not a worthy cause. jon: there was a moment on "fox and friends" this morning when lieutenant colonel peters brought up this issue and something that i think is related. i want to play this for you and get your reaction. >> the notion that the left has created this lie about republican war

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we turn to carl cameron. he's standing by in d.c.ith the election results. >> in kentucky from the very start it was clear. it's been clear for weeks that mitch mcconnell would easily beat matt beavan. he couldn't compete with mcconnell's money and organization. mcconnell may have a much tougher general election battle against democrats.

little cameron suffered only a bruise on his head. >> police are investigating the fire obviously.t have sparked it. 16 units in that apartment building were affected, theirs included. >> just amazing. we certainly -- our thoughts and prayers are with the mom. let's hope she gets that motion back. >> let's hope the toes are wiggling and it goes to the legs and the rest of her body. you know what, god's good. >> brave woman. >> yes. >>> coming up we will check out "the mix." >> this morning, a twerking cat and a bible on the auction block. quite a combination there. the bible has literally been to the moon and back. you are watching abc's "world news now." the bible has literally been to the moon and back. you are watching abc's "world news now." ♪ roller coaster roll roller coaster ♪ >> do you like roller coasters? >> actually, i love them. >> good. we're similar that way. two biggest wimps in the world. but i enjoy roller coasters. go pro cameras are the coolest. do you agree? >> absolutely. >> let's take a ride on the roller coaster called the montu at busch gardens. >> wow. >> l

and coming up next here on the broadcast, carl cameron, up-to-date on the primary season which began today. stay with us, we're coming right back. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: welcome back, now quotation of the evening, washington is generating so much rhetoric these days, i think it is easy to assume for manufacture americans this is the way a great nation operates in its capital city, but it is not. as our history demonstrates, words are never a sufficient match for action. >> teddy roosevelt was without doubt a quotable man of action. he said, rhetoric is a poor substitute for action, and we have trusted only t

he was on the phone with cameron, merkel and renzi to shore up their support. he wants it implemented with more troops. they have meetings coming up. >> we'll hear from president obama 2:45 eastern time. we'll carry it live here. >>> 19 people were killed in baghdad after a gunman opened fire in a mosque. moments later there was a suicide blast in the same building. it up happened as they started the midday prayer. we have the report from baghdad. >> reporter: the blood-stained debris is an indication of how powerful the bomb was. at midday a gunman opened fire at the doorway of the shia mosque in baghdad. another man walked into the packed hall wearing a suicide bomb vest. several seconds later utter panic as they ran. some deaf from the noise of the blast and some in shock. bodies were strewn closest to where the suicide bomber was. even in mourning there's anger for many year. >> translator: the man that looked after me and my family is dead. his only crime? he stood near the suicide bomber? >> reporter: this one has shocked many year. no one has claimed res

. ♪ >>> candice cameron bure, burning up the ballroom.ormer "full house" star has been opening up about her insecurities. and how she's learned to deal with it. a lot more on that coming up. >>> great to have d.j. d-nice here this morning. and a nice crowd outside, as well. >> we're going old-school. that nice crowd that is here this morning. >>> also this morning, this friday morning, the shocking hit-and-run video shot by a driver on a reckless joyride. it's now being used as evidence against him. >>> and then, the out-of-control realtor caught on camera. one agent turning his client's home into a special love nest, shall we say? we're going the let you know what may be going on behind your back. >> everyone has cameras in their homes these days. >>> also, it's ginger's turn to jump into the "shark tank." we'll give you one hint. it was inspired by her job. >> i love that, and the theme music. that's ahead. >>> we begin this half hour with oscar pistorius. his trial set to resume after a two-week adjournment. the question now is if pist

we have david cameron arguing against him. other leaders are against him as well. the prime minister of hungary has said i don't want him to be president. will prime ministers get together and say look, it's our prerogative to choose these? we have the right of initiative, get to nominate the guy. that's the fight that starts tuesday night. they're not going to pick a name tuesday night. we'll see in several weeks the high profile pogsz. >> thanks. a lot to talk about the direction of eu, policies of eu and face as at the top of the eu. much more to talk about in the coming weeks and months. >> thank you very much indeed from brussels. >>> you're watching "gmt" on bbc world news. news just getting out of donetsk in the east of ukraine. gunfire reported at the airport there. the main airport actually hit by explosions and heavy shooting as armed rebels seize the facility. that's on the press news agency. thick black smoke seen rising from the airport. fighter jets overhead as well. one russian tv station is saying that ukrainian military helicopters have opened fire

david cameron talking about jobs, protection of jobs.y saying any assurances on the paper they're written on. percent.a third of one >> i think the question will still be asked for him as investigation continues to build. they settled with the fcc. -- with the sec. social democrat party had talking about the credibility of credit suisse management. they should assume responsibility. it is very aggressive language. u.s. investigators are likely to be just as aggressive and stern with credit suisse. >> a great deal has britain been hasten about the fact -- been written about the fact that -- see what he says in the next five minutes. his expectations from what the ecb could do next month. with data like today, monday after four weeks of gains on the stock market. a third of one percent higher on the dax over in frankfurt. the spite any concern over china must adapt to new normal of slower expansion. it is not really an indication of a chinese government that is about to implement large-scale stimulus. lot more action. the euro dollar at 1.

cameron wilson, claiming the men's individual title.e showed off his nerd nation pride after the win. you're going to see it there. cameron just the third man from stanford to win the national ncaa title. tiger was the one who did it back in 1996. >>> we told you about someone leaving cash around san francisco then using twitter to start kind of a scavaenger hunt. now they're headed south. >> tweeted out, will be giving out money in san jose on wednesday. stay tuned. hidden cash usually offers a clue, but doesn't tell people outright. no word on who's actually behind that twitter account. we're going to keep tabs on it. >> for sure. back in just a minute. >>> a giant panda research based in southwest china welcoming a new bosh cub. >> she gave birth early this morning, a tiny cub, it's hard to see in the mother's eyes. scientists at the research center don't know the gender, they're not sure who the father is, actually, it's the first cub, actually, born at the research facility this year. >> she needs some privacy, don't you think? >>

. >> reporter: her son cameron's safety was her number one priority. >> there's no way my life wouldbe more valuable than his. he's my number one. >> reporter: after making the more than 30-foot leap, unable to get up, she told cameron to go look for help. >> i kept telling him to run. >> reporter: the fall shattered her vertebrae, leaving her paralyzed. after enduring hours of surgery, family members said late last night, they may have seen her toes wiggle. cameron's father, tyler, says he's grateful both mother and child are alive. >> now i get to be with our son and her for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: she says faced with the choice again, she would jump in a heartbeat. >> all of this, all in the pain, everything i have to go through is worth it to see him be able to run around and to play. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> really hope she makes a full recovery. >> incredible story. >>> now let's get an update of the morning's other top headlines with ron. hey, ron. >>> hi, again, bianna and dan. >> good morning, everyone. panic a

. >> next, british prime minister david cameron taking questions in the house of commons. house hearing on the state of college athletics. >> on the next "washington journal," david hawking's looks history of select committees. russell rambaugh -- "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. week, question time this bridge prime minister david cameron calls kidnapping of hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls u.k.evil, and says the would offer any assistance necessary to nigeria. this is just over 35 minutes. prime minister. >> thank you, minister. thisdition to my duties in house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i am the proud father of three daughters. i'm sure that the entire house will share my deep concern for the more than 270 nigerian schoolgirls held captive in that country. the only so-called crime which -- was that they wanted to receive an education. >> i know that my honorable friend speaks for the whole house and indeed the whole country. i am the father of two young daughters, and my reaction is exactly the s

. >> british prime minister david cameron taking questions at the house of commons. after that, secretary of state john kerry and british foreign secretary william hague on syria. in a discussion about the career and legacy of former treasury secretary timothy geithner. during this week's question time, british prime minister david cameron told members that the u.k. will offer assistance to the nigerian search for hundreds of abducted schoolgirls. british troops will assist in surveillance and partner with the u.s. in the search. the prime minister dismissed claims that the nigerian government is not doing enough to help find the girls. embers also asked the prime minister about the proposed pfizer bid of u.k. pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca. this is about 35 minutes. >> order. questions for the prime minister. jonathan edwards. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i had meetings with colleagues and others and in addition to my duties, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> u.k. has 104 billionaires. london has 72 billiona

russia center mr cameron just a few months ago we had former state department official angela stance here on the show and she made a very interesting observation she said that the term when women doesn't really translate well into the russian language and i guess there must be a reason for that do you. i think that russians still see the world in terms of this win lose mentality and unfortunately yes i'm always astonished when i meet colleagues in the studio refer to balance of. spheres of influence and win lose situations which is something you really don't hear about you we are constantly trying to look for win win situations in terms of relations with countries and the e.u. russia relationship should be a win win situation it's obvious that the economies are complementary it's obvious that we have so many issues we have to go in common from terrorism to climate change and yet the elites in the kremlin is still obsessed by alleged threats from the west which is simply not true when the real security problems from russian perspective obviously come from the south and from. islamic f

cameron tells the bbc is ready to stand up for british jobs. >> jack your/land rover has created 1000in west britain since i've been prime minister. >> standard chartered great city race takes place this week. bloomberg exclusive, we are joined by the races alabaster and the marathon world record .older paula >> what you think about being the ambassador for this race? >> it is an amazing race to be ambassador for. inas first ambassador back 2006. is a unique opportunity for city workers and the business world to come out in a corporate challenge and run in a closed off area of london, organized by the london marathon organizers. it is interesting to see the camaraderie come together. we are hoping to raise 100,000 u.s. dollars for the seeing is believing charity, which will be matched by standard chartered. i will go specifically to east africa and the child i help. seeing is believing charity there. >> is a race has been going on for years. you think there's been a surge in popularity given the 2012 olympics? were all very focused on keeping fit. to think it is one of those waves com

david cameron has called out of his own volition. cameron wasn't listening as they wanted him to.im to renegotiate. putin is like it's our business. but putin has figured that the next step is coming. bottom line. but again, clearly d aggression is getting quite out of hand and that port city will affect the gas supply. it's crucial against czechoslovakia. thanks for that. that's john. >> of course, this is the story of the last two months. it's australian, malaysian officials meeting. they're going to decide and where to continue looking. the plane has disappeared two months ago. and absolutely nothing has been found. the hunt continues. there. see it we're expecting a news conference in about 20 minutes. will have that live when it happens. >> the president visited again of the sea world feried disaster telling them it breaks their heart of what they're going through. officials say 244 bodies have been recovered. we've got about 60 people still missing. most of the victims are students from a single school outside of seoul. 16 people have been killed. the loco motive coming off

david cameron called the kidnapping of hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls and active.vil and said that the u.k. would offer any assistance necessary to nigeria. later, the prime minister responded to questions about the proposed takeover of the u.k. pharmaceutical giant astrazeneca by pfizer. this is just over 35 minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. thisdition to my duties in house, i will have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the proud father of three sure that them entire house will share my deep concern for the more than 270 nigerian schoolgirls held captive in that country. the only so-called crime, which had, is they aspire to receive an education. what my honorable friend set out for the house the steps this government is taking to ensure that we help to ensure their release as soon as possible? that my right honorable friend speaks for the whole house and indeed the whole country. i am a father of two young daughters, and my reaction is exec with the same as his and every fathe

millilband has made a strong charge saying that david cameron is acting as a cheerleader for this deal. what we may see with this deal is testing the proposition of whether or not one is ceo writes a letter pre-deal, pre-consummation of a deal, saying that he will keep jobs in the country, whether or not it is believable. that is exactly what you and reed has done. take a look at the letter, at least some of the points he is put out in the letter. 20% of r&d in the u.k.. it is really a question of whether or not the public believes that this deal is in their interest. is trying toiband agitate. first they have to agree on a price. that has not happened. >> the politics are certainly going to be there. hands, thank you very much, indeed. our international correspondent. coming up, president obama and chancellor merkel sent a fresh warning. will sanctions be enough to end this crisis in ukraine? we'll talk about that story when we come back. >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse. co south africans go to the polls this week. the anc is expected to cruise to victory, but how big wil

. >> obviously makes it easier for david cameron and the u.k.ernment to support the deal and clearly for future dealmaking it is important that it does not look like the u.k. interferes politically speaking. and we do relatively keep the doors open. >> britain is open for business. >> it will be interesting to see how pfizer lays the u.s. angle because the u.s. has a concern they want to reduce their tax payment in the u.s. >> by $3 billion. on it --i was in the car -- willie walsh coming , mr. cameron,ts in terms of your desire or being -- into interfering into a free-market decision. well,ther saying as please, don't get too involved. this is something for the investor base to make a decision on. >> the correct -- correct. the other is how british is astrazeneca? >> global shareholders. >> a lot of products being sold outside the united kingdom. the reason why this has turned into a political ping-pong table liberalis the democrats, the tories, labour, everyone checking their half pennies worth into it, is this is about jobs. going into the ba

candice cameron beret lives to dance another day. >> i have no explanation for this. let's start with best dancer. two perfect dances last night this, is the argentina tango. our favorite, amy purdy and derek hough. >> he complemented the instrument there. yes. i'll just move on. >> what amy does is truly amazing. she's phenomenal. it's unbelievable. >> yes. now to the controversy. candice cameron beret and her partner mark ballas >> he came out with a sling on and whipped it off for this number. that was a little much. >> he was wriejing on the floor in mock pain. he did dance. america, what are you doing? america puts them into the final at the expense of james mazlo and peta. they did kiss. >> then called their tango tighter than a trumpeter's cheeks. he, unjustly gets sent home. >> he looks like a professional dancer. >> i know. so final is marl various amy. you and i agree she's phenomenal. she's an ice dancer but a dancer. >> we'll find out who wins on the two-hour season finale of "dancing with the stars" tonight at 8:00. >> still ahead at 4:00 thai national in

. >> this substitute teacher taking a cue from cameron diaz.he was fired for seeking love advice from her 4th graders. they roll played conversation. she claims it was all g rated and is appealing the firing. >> you can't make it up. >> will and jada pinkett smith now under investigation by child and family services because of this photo posted on instagram. it shows willow smith lying on a bed with a shirtless 20-year-old actor. the couple is cooperating with investigators. jada pinkett says the photo is not sexual. the actor is best friends with willow's brother jaden. >> unlucky number 13 leading to big trouble for tailor smith. ♪ >> country super star being sued over the number 13. a california clothing company claims they have had quote lucky 13 trademarked for 20-years and they use it on their clothes. swift also uses it on her merchandise, the company saying her merchandise could confuse the market. >> it is now 26 after the top of the hour. >> oh, no. he is at it again. >> we have to show that. >> he is back on twitter. anthony weiner,

the conservative party of david cameron is extremely divided over europe. are callingskeptics for the prime minister to repatriate more powers from europe and hold avery from the -- hold a referendum in 2017. i think we are seeing the first in a long road of discussions withen london and brussels the eventual question of whether britain will stay in the european union. partiesve anti-e.u. making gains, doubling their stance in parliament. will they be able to find a common voice that will impact policy? what will the political landscape look like? >> that is the problem. on the far right, there have been a lot of games. as well.r left, these are two different groups. if you look at the far right as a populist, it is fragmented. ukip has openly said he does not want to enter a political nationaleith the party as anti-semitic -- because he considers them anti-semitic. if we look at greece, you will see golden dawn, a neo-nazi party, did well in greece. i believe the latest figures show they won more than 9% of the vote. he said i don't want to form an allianc

but david cameron asking for more. >> yeah. we'll keep our eyes on that.lked earlier with michael to get more thoughts on this. this particular juncture as we go through this month of may, okay, the dow is up at record high, but basically we have not done an awful lot for global equities this year. what happens next? >> we have a bear market in volatility. a couple of the risky ones with the nasdaq and the shanghai, we are all at 10% levels. we are coming into a potentially nervous tier regarding qe where we are really beginning to be eased off qe. i personally see qe as something that should be an extraordinary policy measure. something you do when you have market dislocation. we are now on our third dose of qe in the states. and in europe i think expectations are pretty high. we get qe soon. i think the city is more of the view that the qe has something to do in extremists. not something you would deploy just to weaken your currency. i think we will probably get qe in europe if the data, the broad data weakens or up nation data continues to be weak. so t

we'll do what we can. >> cameron does not expect nigeria to ask for british troops. >> fighting broke out in south sudan, headquarters after a ceasefire took effect. the government and the rebels blame each other. u.n. officials say there were clashes in bentiu. forces loyal have been fighting the government since september. both agreed to the ceasefire after meeting face to face in ethiopia. the conflict killed thousands, displacing more than a million others. south sudan gained independence after decades of fighting. thousands fled the violence during the '80s, and '90s. they were the lost children. we report on one girl's journey to the u.s. >> i ran from south sudan, from the civil war. i was a refugee in nairobi. i was one of the lost girls. >> reporter: memories of bloodshed and lost are overshadowed by the chatter in this boulder, columbus home. this is the first time relatives and friend have been together since they fled years ago. >> in sudan we say mountains will never meet, but humans will always meetment even if it's 100 years. >> over a decade of civil war, tens of thous

and abc's cameron mathison went behind the scenes with the cast of characters. knew that there was going to be a bump today and here it is. >> reporter: it hasn't exactly been the smoothest trip to the altar. >> i'm sorry, folks, i'm going to evacuate everyone immediately. >> so, this is our bump. >> reporter: this week we witnessed "modern family's" cam and mitchell battle more than a few obstacles. all leading up to their big day. >> are you ready? >> i don't want to wait another minute. >> reporter: the "modern family" cast is gearing up for part two of the biggest wedding event of the season, giving us a behind-the-scenes look before cam and mitchell finally say i do. do you think your viewers are ready for this? >> i hope so. >> reporter: the actors revealing why their onscreen wedding is a monumental event in more ways than one. >> and action! >> there's a movement of marriage equality. a lot more states have since changed their laws and i think people really relate to cam and mitchell. >> and hopefully what our story will show that there's no such thing a

david cameron also joined the campaign today during a tv show. he and christiane amanpour held a sign together with the popular hash tag on it. cameron promised that britain will do what it can to help find the girls. officials say the terrorist group boko haram wielded guns and forced over 200 of those schoolgirls into seven cargo trucks last month. but one of those girls made a bold dash for it and escaped. now the girl is telling cnn a firsthand account of what happened that day. in a cnn exclusive, we talked to her. nema made a dangerous journey to the town where the kidnapping took place. it took them on a four-day treacherous journey to get there. it started around the capital and traveled around 500 miles before making it to the town. it took four days to travel roughly 500 miles. she is the only journalist to reach that town where the kidnapping happened. she is joining me now with this exclusive interview. tell us more of what you went through to get there and what this young lady went through. >> reporter: i think especially since we we

cameron hamilton got a lot of people upset when he said this. >> i'm against bullying, but i'm getting tired of it being used as a mantra for everything and the ills of the world when all most people have to do is grow a pair. >> city officials and gay rights advocates are angry. hamilton said a kplan for so-called safe zones where kids could seek refuge from bullies. >>> senior political analyst brit human is -- hume is here tonight. >> the spreading scandal of delayed care at veterans administration hospitals and the unraveling efforts to cover up the problem have resulted in predictable calls for the resignation of va secretary eric shinseki, but the va has been plagued with patient backlogs for long as i can remember and the problem has defied all efforts to solve it. the long waits for care are common for government run health systems. think about all the complaints you've read about long waits for care in the systems in canada and britain. as michael tanner of the kato institute points out, the delays are a form of rationing. this is an inconvenient truth for those who believe in

groups if you're part of us the chinese center the women resources center and chinatown ymca and cameron house and he is filipino west center and the southeast center and children's services and our very own special advocate marlee. next week we'll be receiving the apa community on wednesday we hope to see you p there. thank you very much for this recognize we appreciate it so much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues i think from district 2 i get to have the next honor from any prospective i think we all as supervisors have the constituents in our districts that are the watchdogs in the neighborhood that look out for things and let us know what's happening and advocate for the well-being in our neighborhood i have the honor to honor today one of those people that did that with incredible passion in my district that's rose high on a hill it calls to me son. rose there she is come on up rose (clapping.) colleagues rose is for those who haven't geology gotten a chance to meet here she's a third-generation of chinese-american and this is where she say, i can't tell you and comfortably it is to h

. >> want to get a better idea of the extent of the fires, i spoke to cnn's walter cameron a short while ago. he is in the thick of it. he joins us from san marcos. paul, we can see there glowing flames in the distance. what's the situation on the ground? >> reporter: well, if you look over my shoulder, you're right, rosemary. the flames are threatening the campus. cal state san marcos is threatened. this is one of the blazes burning in san diego county on a day few firefighters or residents will ever, ever forget. record heat, strong winds and low humidity are fueling several fires across southern california. dozens of homes taken over by massive flames in carlsbad. >> as we've seen so many times in san diego couldn't bey, this is a serious effort. >> reporter: firefighters are working as fast as they can to get the wildfires under control but weather conditions aren't letting up. in the air, helicopters are dropping water. now thousands of homes are threatened along with the university campus, a nuclear power plant, a busy military plant. >> they should have come sooner. >> flames were

the officer noticed cameron slept on an air mattress so he had back pain and the boy had no furniture he bought him a bed and desk and the officer's brother put the story on facebook and donations have been pouring in from around the globe. >> i love kids. i try to help kids out. >> the officer is now starting a nonprofit to help even more people. huge response to that story. >>> huge response to this, a camera captures another one of the incredible life-inspiring moments. something as simple as a swing ride can put a big smile on your face. it did for this ten month old boy from denmark. his dad mount add camera on the helmet and it captures every bit of the adorable drooling. the very first ride on a swing. >> drooling is important. >> he will show the video when the boy gets mayored. >> a woman stabbed for death in the south bay and what investigators are focusing on on the person would called 9-1-1. >> a bay area tech executive accused of road rage and the next step happening today in the criminal >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good friday morning