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simon cowell's fund-raising symbol for the victims of the earthquake in haiti has been played on the radio for the first time. a teenager from new zealand news saved herself from the jaws of a shark used a body board to defend yourself. the sharks struck and rick into her wet suit, but she escaped serious injury. more details at our website -- bbc.com. do check it out. >> the latest headlines for you this hour on "bbc world news." america's most senior uniformed officer saying he supports the plans which would lead to the lifting of the ban on openly-gay people serving in the military. a meeting between the dalai lama and president obama will go ahead according to the white house. this is despite china's protests. take you back to washington now with the top brass have been testifying on capitol hill about whether don't ask, don't tell should be repealed. so allowing openly gay men and women to serve in the u.s. military. our special correspondent has been chasing the story some more for us. >> this was rather a showdown. at one phase, john mccain told the defense secretary he was de

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. >> so, are you kind of like the simon cowell of the hairdressing world? that's what i'm hearing. >> you're channeling that vibe. >> yeah, you know, somebody's got to do it, right? >> you tell it like it is. >> always. >> and you tiell these 12 hairstylists they have to come with their best a-game, which of course, you want them to do, but why are the stakes so high for them? >> with $100,000 on the line, every hairstylist in america wanted to be on this show. it's that important. you bring your a-game and you get ready. otherwise, you're going home. >> what are you looking for, though? are you looking for something different? >> we're looking for everything. we're looking for the way someone uses their hands, the way they work with their clients, the client's satisfaction. we're looking for -- >> having a vision? >> having a vision, the creative skill set. we're looking for everything, you know? >> so, what do you think viewers can take away from season three? >> bottom line is hanging in there and how to make it happen, no matter what and how to find a g

simon cowell, who has a show on eye idol -- >> is he your favorite? >> no. i'm just saying, he has a show called x-factor and he's launching it in august. talent shows, do they do it for you or not? >> i would say i don't want to quit my day job. >> yeah. i just wondered whether you -- you know, there's a sort of thing over here in the uk where start night, everybody you know ends up watching it, whether you hate it or like it. so a strange phenomenon. you've got another one of those coming your way soon. s&p, nicole, has cut across the corporate credit rating from aaa to a minus. kraft got almost 72% of acceptance votes on the british confectioner shareholders and the british secretary in the hoouk said the manufacturer would boost manufacturing in this company, but said he didn't get any commitment from kraft that cadbury's global business would be managed from britain. >> yooir making me hungry, ross. it's dr. doom no more. knew reeel roubini said that he no longer cared for his long running nickname. so following a poll on cnbc.com, we can reveal that th

[laughter] çówell, you know, a large part f the reform will show the barry -- the very big increase ofbal economy. a lot of the shift will reflect the fact that the chinese economy is much stronger than it was five or 10 years ago. it is just obvious. if we want the imf to be able to deal with what i said before, being the body where people are talking together, confident in the institution, likely to find solutions sitting around the table,Ñi we need all our members to feel comfortable with the institution. what does that mean? it means formal things. it also means having national actors at a really high level in the institution. i can understand not only china saying "this institution based in washington is defacto an institution led by the europeans and americans or only by the americans." it is wrong. it has to be demonstrated that it is wrong. so i try to hire people coming from all the rest of the world. it is not the end of the story. diversity in staff and management is important. it is also the economy which is moving the fastest in the global economy. i think it is fine to ha