the cyprus question, the southern cyprus and the northern parts of cyprus are required to adopt a very positive approach to these talks. the u.k. happens to be a little bit more of a passive -- country, but turkey and greece are very important countries. when i took over the office of prime minister for the first time, we got together with kofi annan in davos, and that was the time i requested kofi annan to help me. he told me that he took an initiative three times in order to solve this problem and he was afraid of taking another step forward and yet again failed. and i said that the turks will be one step ahead of the greeks, and i promise you that will be the case. i told him to give me some time, and without further ado, mr. annan said we could initiate a new process and we could start our talks. our ministers got together, we started seeing each other again, in the initiative was under way again. and the most important detail is in switzerland, we got together for what you could call a camp for four days, and we were part of that union, and i was the prime minister then, as i said

john hurricane, the bank of cyprus ceo.e are now four minutes away from the european equity market open. it looks like we are going to see a positive open. we will take you to that open next. ♪ guy: good morning. you are watching "on the move." i am alongside hans nichols, who is in berlin. what is on deck this morning? hans: it looks like futures are basically positive this morning and we want to look at the fed's rate. the fed may be getting more dovish, but jpmorgan is still worried it might still plate and too -- it might still tighten too quickly. japanese currency rallies to its highest level against the dollar in several months. a fresh blood to unity in europe as voters reject a treaty by a margin of nearly two to one. how u.k. politicians make their case on the brexit with this vote. fair market value is moving in the positive direction. let's get to caroline hyde at the touch screen. caroline: we could see another day of gains in europe. is it the fact that the dovish fed remains in place? we seem to see we are in

cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live in cyprus hills with the latest. hazel? >> reporter: dick, at this point we still don't know what caused this five-alarm fire. as you said, it started at about 6:30. firefighters say they have it contained, but you can see they are stillwatering down hot spots in some of the homes, at least three homes a total loss. the fire spread to three other buildings, including a church, but those structures can be repaired. and thankfully, all lives were spared. the flames were intense and moved fast, devouring three multifamily homes on arlington avenue, including pillar pena's home for eight years. she was at work when the fire started. >> somebody called me and told don't know. >> watching this, i can't imagine what's going through your mind right now. >> i know. everything is inside, you know? the best thing is nobody got hurt. black. then the fire was up. >> reporter: neighbors shot cell phone video as the fire began raging out of control. huge flames shooting out of the homes. fire investigators believe the houses. just minutes

as you so recklessly suggested about the cyprus question, the surplus -- the parts of cyprus to conduct a positive approach guaranteeing countries and the uk happens to be a little bit more passive country, turkey and greece are both important guaranteeing countries. guarantor countries. when i took over the office of the prime minister for the 1st time we get together and almost plan that was the time when i requested something to help me solve this question the initiative three times and he was freely taking another step forward and getting in yet again failed. i said the turks would be one step ahead of the greeks command i promise you, that will be the case. and i told him to give me some time. i was told we could initiate a new process and then we started our talks. messieurs got together, start seeing each other again, and the initiative was underway again. at the most important detail , and switzerland we got together for what you could call high camp. we were a part of that union. i was the prime minister than, as i said, and the initiative was underway. we invested tremendous e

and the numbers are expected to rise when the iraqi forces continue their push towards mosul >>> cyprus has agreed to send a man accused of hijacking an egypt's air flight back to egypt. he took over the plane shortly after take off from alexandria last week and demanded it be rerouted to cyprus. he wore a fake suicide belt. his motive appears to be an attempt to reunite with his former wife and children. 300 refugees and migrants have been rescued from a barge. the italian coast guard was aalerted. those on board, including 100 children, were from palestine and egypt and other parts of africa. they're on their way to italy. many refugees are still making the dangerous journey to europe despite a controversial deal to senld people back to turkey. boats began transporting refugees back to greece on monday. even though the stakes are higher than ever, some are still trying to cross the sea. our correspondent witnessed one such attempt from the turkish coast >> reporter: you hear it before you see it. anxiety, exhaustion, desperation. so many children have drowned making this journey, yet

the cyprus cre is near cyprus, already crested near record levels. it's probably going to stay high after this. the next two days, we're talking about upwards of three to four inches of rain, just to the east of houston, on up into central louisiana. just not great news. then as you can see, it ntinues to move east. this actually, this wet weather starts to make its way thursday to the ohio river va ey, lower mississippi river vevalley. by friday, it's actually along the eastern seaboard. heaviest rain will be right in the mid-atlantic. there will be good downpours in the new york city area, as well, friday into saturday >>> thanks, al. until then it's pretty dry out as well, things warming up, responding to the sunshine. we still have that red flag warning in connecticut today. all areas are still very high out there. 75 tomorrow with increasing clouds. then it clears up for the weekend with highs in the mid to upper 60s. find your park for summerd,un travel. to get a jump start on the celebration, go to today.com to learn more about our nation's gr

the price to book on bank of cyprus, 4.5. still priced as a recovery story, as a stock with problems and issues with mpl. why the step on the big stage to london? why's that the right ring to do? >> the german banking sector is priced at about the same as us. that is a new reference point for you. we have been talking about finding liquidity for more than a year. the athense it clear and cyprus exchange liquidity is too low for a balance sheet with more than 3 billion and equity. we need more long-term investors and greater liquidity in the stock. we need to tell our story to long-term investors. is the nature of having an active investor in your stock. the london listing was initially my idea. >> is not saying i need london to get out? board is saying, we need the highest standards of cooperation, transparency, tell our story to a wider audience, and to know that this stock with this equity can be owned by long-term investors. >> preliminary first quarter earnings coming in. smartphoneaxy s7 proving to be a surprise. is this

the cyprus creek is near cyprus, already crested near record levels.xt two days, we're talking about upwards of three to four inches of rain, just to the east of houston, on up into central louisiana. just not great news. then as you can see, it continues to move east. this actually, this wet weather starts to make its way thursday into the ohio river valley, lower mississippi river valley. by friday, it's actually along the eastern seaboard. heaviest rain will be right in the mid-atlantic. there will be good downpours in the new york city area, as well, friday into saturday moing. that'srn w >>> good morning. i'm bill henley. a beautiful day ahead. look at the sunshine, 70 this afternoon for south philadelphia, but that's not the only spot up to 70 degrees today. doylestown, sunny skies. 70 in lehigh valley. 71 in easton. delaware, south jersey, bright sunshine all day long. atlantic city at the shore will stay a little cooler with an easterly breeze, but dover warms to 70 this afternoon. enjoy the sunshine, have a great day. >> that's your latest wea

the three largest investors in russia, countries like cyprus, ,iechtenstein, and netherlands becausen russian money coming back from offshore zones back to russia. russian government is now announced the program of the authorization. it means amnesty announced. the people who declare now their toets, they are not subject taxation for money earned before jane were 2015. people have to register by the willof january 2015 start to pay taxes only into the 17 for this. the government is trying to bring money back. it is absolutely illegal for russian people to have offshore business. people were using it. most of the large russian companies register. >> anybody with an offshore account in russia is breaking the law? >> not breaking the law. i don't know why the reason. quite a big campaign on these related to russia, the ukraine, even to britain as i understand. anything which led to mr. putin directly. mr. putin was never involved. the fact that his daughter was celebrating a wedding in asia or expensive. hweddings every week for dozens of people. i don't know how it can relate putin to

i want to point to the book on cyprus, 0.45.d still very much story, priced as a stock that has issues with mvls. why the step up to the big stage on london is the right thing to do right now? >> t satisfies the sectors, and on germany it is more than that. there are new reference point for you. we've been talking about fighting liquidity and value for our stock for more than a year now. the cyprus exchange the quiddity is too low for a balance sheet that has more than 3 million in equity. we need to find more long-term investors, greater liquidity in the stock, and the story to long-term investors. john: will you be able to do this? edwin: wilbur pushes you on everything, and that is the nature of having an investor in your stock. i welcome that. the london listing was inititially my idea. john: he is saying something else. edwin: we are all saying we need the highest standards of corporate government, corporate banking, we need to tell our story to a wider audience, and it can be done by longer-term investors. rishaad: the pre

following developing news out of brooklyn, two 250 firefighters have been battling a 5 alarm fire in cyprus hills. 3 houses were heavily damaged. >> will main building where the able to search it. we'll be here for a few days take the building apart, make sure nobody is missing. christina: the fire is under control now, no word on the cause of the fire. >> nypd is investigating what appears to be a road rage indent on upper east side that turned into a stabbing, one man got out of his car, and tried to pull the driver of the other vehicle out of his, he was stabbed several times, the suspect then drove away. the stabbed driver tried to drive to the hospital but crashed into a pole. >> a connecticut man is facing charges for allegedly threatening to bomb a donald trump rally. someone going to bomb the trump rally or do i have to do it? he was released on bond, and will be in court next month. antwan: republican candidates are gearing up for tuesday primary, donald trump holding a rally in maryland today. some polls have trump favored to sweep the race in pennsylvania, connecticut, ohio, and

reporter: all right, citrus has -- cyprus has successfully battled back from the ravaged aching sector. it agreed to a euro bailout program and did not even need the last installment. the remaining controls were lifted last april, and the european commission praised to be separate authorities and people for doing what is needed to heal the economy. we'll see if greece can learn anything from that, brent. brent: yeah, it is funny. the architect to gained fame for her book designs has died at the age of 65. her company said she suffered a heart attack at a miami hospital where she is being treated for bronchitis. she grew to fame in a profession dominated by men. reporter: with an international career of more than 35 years, she was a hard-working woman. the only rules she followed were her own, and the first role was push the limits. whether she designed a bridge in spain that is also a museum or a shoe that is at the same time a biomorphic sculpture -- >> there are certain things i will not do. maybe a prison or something like that. but i think you can always look at any new project. re

the companies they incorporate are located in other secrecy havens like british virgin islands, cyprus with the cayman islands or delaware or wyoming or nevada, then these companies go on to purchase property or businesses or put money in banks? where? in los angeles, new york, miami and london, paris, etc.. a lot of countries that see themselves is not particularly corrupt, their economies are predicated on providing corruption of services to these networks in places like nigeria, or pakistan. >> host: your book, why corruption threatens global security 202 is the area code if you would like to talk to her, 7200 in the east and central time zone, 8021 in the mountains and pacific time zone and if you want to send a text message 202, 717, 9684. if you send a text please include your first name and your city as well. from your book, where western governments pay for anticorruption efforts out of one pocket they are often paying off corrupt government out of another and far more lavishly budget support, military assistance, international development projects, covert cash handlers. >> abs

the cyprus creek is near cyprus, already crested near record levels.next two days, we're talking about upwards of three to four inches of rain, just to the east of houston, on up into central louisiana. just not great news. then as you can see, it continues to move east. this actually, this wet weather starts to make its way thursday into the ohio river valley, lower mississippi river valley. and by friday, it's actually along the eastern seaboard. heaviest rain will be right in the mid-atlantic. but there will be pretty good downpours in the new york city >>> we have sunshine and nice weather all across the bay area and a chilly start. following a cool start, we will have a lot of sunshine and get ready for a very nice afternoon. it's now 58 degrees in san francisco and the tri-valley with a high today up to 83 degrees in the tri-valley. san francisco 72 degrees. north bay more of the same. a few clouds mixing in as a weak storm system passes farther to the north. low 80s for the peninsula and the south bay with a light breeze kicking onshore as we go

the flight was never did to cyprus on tuesday where the alleged hijacker was arrested and the suicide belt was found to be fake. >> i also wanted to get a closer look at this bomb, see if i could see -- i got no expertise in that field, but, you know, there might have then a telltale sign it was fake or real, and i wanted to try to assure myself one way or the other. i also just thought if the worst does come to the worst, i want my family and friends to know that i died how i lived, you know, having as much fun as i can and making the best out of every situation. i think that picture would be suitable for my epitaph, so it was fine by me. some of the biggest names in rock music cap a tribute to david bowie in new york, the city he made his home for 20 years. debbie harry, cyndi lauper, and michael stipe were among the artists performing bowie's greatest hits. nick bryant. nick: america has no more prestigious stage than carnegie hall, and last night, fans of david bowie transformed it into something nearing a shrine. >> i am really bummed about his death, but i'm so incredibly happy

took over the plane shortly after it took over from alexandria last week and demanded to be taken to cyprus wearing a fake suicide belt his attempt was apparently to meet up with his rife and children. >>> the ahead of a congressional committee has recommended this a vote on dilma rousseff's future should go ahead. the man who heads the special commission says the case against rousseff is legally admissible. the lower house of congress has voted for her reprevious on april 18th. teresa breaux has more. >> reporter: wednesday's events put dilma rousseff's possibilities of being impeached carrying out investigation on no whole process has said there is enough evidence that an impeachable crime has been committed but it's up to the senate for a vote and to carry out the impeachment process. a member of the opposition and many are saying this statement he has been given could be tainted by his own opinion by the government. if it passes the mandate it moves to a full house vote and then if that happens it is going towards the sin zen at and that's what the process begins, that's in dilma rousse

. >> reporter: cyprus creek is rolling into the homes and this family leaving everything behind. with the harris county sheriff. how was it to leave your house? >> very hard! i don't know. it just keeps coming in. >> reporter: they don't know where they will spend the night. >> i'm frightened. i don't know when i'll be back at home or at school. >> reporter: we rode along as deputies answered call after call. >> i've been out here almost 35 years and never seen water this high. >> reporter: in every direction, water and the people whose lives have uprooted. >> what now for your family? >> honestly, i don't know. >> reporter: dozens of seniors with wheelchairs and walkers rescued from their home and assisted living center. less than a year after the last major flood swept the city, janice has seen her belongiocs destroyed a second time. houston is built around bntayous that overflow during heavy rain flow. the city is flat and mostly concrete with clay soil and >>> earlier this week, nasa captured images of a solar flare the size of five erges arths. moderate radio blackouts were obser

staying on top of breaking news in brooklyn where a fire destroyed three multifamily homes in the cyprus hills neighborhood, even causing one of them to collapse. neighbors say they could see the flames shooting out of the homes as firefighters rushed to put out the flames. no one was injured, but several families have lost everything. the red cross is helping. >> my house, my insurance can pay for that later. a life? i thank you to god that there was not any injuries. that's the best thing. >> firefighters say the fire began in the garage of one of the homes and quickly spread to the others. right now, they don't know how the fire started. >>> school administrators in wisconsin say the quick actions of officers saved dozens of lives when a gunman opened fire outside a prom. it happened late last night in milwaukee. already patrolling the parking lot when the 18-year-old suspect, jacob wagner, walked up and shot two students who were leaving the building. officers returned fire, killing him. a school add terror leaves wagner planned to enter the dance and start shooting randomly. both st

his motive was an attempt to reunite with his wife and children in cyprus. brazilian president dilma rousseff may be one step closer to being impeached. it is said that the case against her is legally admissible. the lower house of congress is set to vote on her removal on april 18. more from our correspondent. >> reporter: for many in brazil, wednesday's events have moved closer to the possibility of being impeached. the spokesperson of the special committee in congress that is carrying out investigation on this whole process has said that there is enough evidence that an impeachable crime has been committed, but that it is to go to the senate for a vote to carry out the process. the member of the opposition are saying that this is a conversation that he has given could be tainted by his own opinion about the government. the document will be presented on the coming monday and if it passes that debate, it moves to a full house vote and if that happens, it is going towards the senate and that's when the impeachment process begins and that's when dilma roussef

. >> reporter: a day of dramatic rescues after cyprus creek rose. spilling into homes and lives. >> we have two dogs. >> reporter: this family leaving everything behind. the only way out -- on an airboat with the harris county sheriff. >> how is it to leave your house? >> it was very hard. i don't know, its just keeps coming in. >> reporter: they don't even know where they'll spend the night. >> i'm frightened. i don't know when i'm be at home or at school. >> reporter: we rode along as deputies answered call after call. >> i have been out here almost 35 years and never seen water this high. >> reporter: in every direction, water and the people whose lives it uprooted what now for your family? >> honestly, i don't know. >> reporter: dozens of seniors with wheelchairs and walkers rescued from their home. an assisted living center. less than a year after the last major flood swept the city, people like janice soloman seeing their belongings destroyed a second time. >> we've got to start all over again. >> reporter: houston is built around bayou that o

cyprus creek is spilling out over into the champion forest area shutting off several neighborhoods.se. they're expected to crest some time tonight and remain at flood stage for a few days we have seen several roads submerged, hundreds of vehicles underwater as well. reporting live, fox news. >> it's really difficult. it could be an emotional meeting. who is expected to speak out about rent control. >>> a fan hits kanye west are legal actions. >> this morning's news. a lot of variety this morning. >> yes. first, we want to start the opening bell from earlier this morning, trading underway for about 2 hours and checking in on the numbers, a little bit of a mixed picture with the dow and the s&p upmost the day. the talk on wall street, a lot of clients are really not very optimistic about the rally we have been having. we'll watch it and keep an eye on oil prices as well in terms of how it is affecting wall street. >>> more problem for the start-up. the wall street journal reports that the blood testing company is under criminal investigation by the justice department. they claim to ha

he is accused of forcing a flight from alexandria to cairo .o land in cyprus the hijacking ended peacefullyours later. thousands of refugees camped out at the largest port in greece have been given an ultimatum. moved to camp's voluntarily within the next two weeks or be expelled by force. stranded inen greece because europe has closed its borders to them. meanwhile, pope francis is heading to the greek island of less post to show solidarity with refugees being deported back to turkey. the pope accepted an invitation. francis has says -- has said europe has a moral obligation to take in your refugees. leaked files charley's $2 billion in transactions involve individuals and businesses that presidento russian vladimir putin. global news 24 hours a day. still ahead, from -- on the european close, we will year from the pearson chief executive john stalin. to transform the media giant. he will explain what it is next. ♪ betty: please time now for our global battle of the church where we look at the most telling charts of the day, what they mean for investors. kicking things off, joe weisenthal.

it started in a house in cyprus hills. officials suspect the fire started in a garage behind the home. >> a 4-year-old boy is dead after he was hit by a car in patterson. police say the car struck the boy on north 7 street. the driver remained at the scene. the crash is under investigation. >>> allegations of illegal fund the daily news suggested the mayor's campaign team broke laws to help democrats take control of the new york senate. >>> topping the news this half hour, a cab driver assaulted in the bronx, sucker punched right outside his home. >> that attack caught on camera. the driver said it all started when the suspect asked for the time. now he and his family are scared to step outside. >> kemberly richardson spoke to the driver. she has the story from the sound view section. >> i never saw him before. i really had no idea. >> reporter: it's still tough for him to tell me what happened. his severely left eye and broken nose are all indications how violently he was attacked. >> he punched me very close. >> reporter

. >> reporter: cyprus creek has overflowed its banks and flooding dozens of area homes. this morning, a new danger in flood-weary houston. cypress creek bulging beyond its banks filling into hundreds of homes. >> and we thought we were okay. last night we went to bed and the water had receded and there was no rain and we wake up and it's at our front door. >> reporter: and then it was inside. the family packed up and left the only way they could. on an air boat, manned by sheriff deputies maneuvering to neighborhoods that looked like this. we join them as they answer call after call. it's nonstop life-saving work. for some, the reality of leaving homes hitting hard. >> it really sucks. i don't know what to do. >> it's an awesome amount of water. more than i've seen in my career. >> reporter: more than 1,000 homes have flooded and 5 billion in damage and this heartbreaking statistic. at least seven people died in the flood, including a mom of three who became trapped in her car. >> what now for your family? >> honestly, i don't know. >> for many across houston, the floodw

but for now stl in cyprus. hijacking happened and, of course, kid with the hijacker who posted his picture. j you can see a fake bomb belt on. let's talk about this smithsonian with bill cosby in a allegation against him. j now include ails in part of the exhibit on new african-american history. the african-american history music that opens in september and they were planning a bill cosby exhibit and feature. now it will include yes, that as well as comedy and television career. dozens accuse him of drug and rape him back to 1960s at the same time he had one of the most iconic shows in tv history. cosby show so governor christie speaking about atlantic city that so manies to be always in trouble. : it is gong broke facing $100 million budget deficit swefs matting debt. governor christie opposing a bankruptcy filing to hurt credit rates of other towns in jersey. and only sign an aid package to city government and city is in this spot because they refuse to cut costs. >>119 city police have salaries over 100,000

cyprus creek, already crested near the record. it's currently at 125 feet. that is crazy levels.k at what we're expecting today. we do have flash flood watches in effect for 9 million people, as more storms come in. we've got all here's the first round of storms. the front starts to push down. we have a low pressure system developing. more rain comes in tonight, on >> that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you. >>> coming up, a new twist in the murder of a fitness instructor inside a texas church. could the suspect who was seen dressed in swat gear actually be a woman? what police are now saying as the victim's husband is speaking out. >>> and have you heard of mechanical doping? thermal imaging cameras pick up what could be a tiny motor on the bike of a competitive cyclist. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" chris van hollen met with nra lobbyists to craft a loophole that would let the nra skirt a new campaign finance law and block

now she is helping to find homes for other dogs like cyprus. she is a 2-year-old boxer mix. s ears are a little crazy, he is a little bit like a shepherd mix. freddie is a 2-year-old basset hound mix. he loves other dogs and kids and cats. someone surrendered this 8 week old puppy lori. we think she is a wired hair terrier. she is brie she had a little of puppies and left out in the cold. she plays with other dogs and she loves to have fun, so now this young mommy needs a home. if you're interested in brie or any of the dogs you've met visit the home at last dog rescue website. if you want to share your "shelter me rescue of the week" rescue stores use the #6abc shelter me. tell us where you adopted your pet and how much they mean to you. we'll feature your stories on "shelter me rescue of the week" segment. with brie i'm karen rogers channel 6 "action news" what a good girl. >>> now to all you pet owners out there, we want to see your pets in action send pictures and videos to join the action at 6abc.com. you can post them on social media with the #6abc action. fight back a

adapting new functions will the changes in how we manage ourselves, cyprus-based in accordance with the emphasis they placed on either of my posture statement and that the president made in his fiscal year 2017 budget. there i made clear in each of the five challenges facing dod, we must deal with them across all domains, and not just the traditional air, land, e. and base, but also cyberspace, where our reliance on technology have given us great strengths of great opportunities, but also some vulnerabilities that adversaries are eager to explain. that is why her budget increases cyberinvestments to a total of $35 billion over the next five years and why we should consider changes to cyberstroll in dod's unified command plan. some of you may know dod is currently in the process of reducing management headquarters by 25% and we are on the road to accompt achieve that goal is to the partnership of the congressional defense committees to want again we deeply appreciate. we can meet these targets about combining the northern command in southern command or combining european command in afric

i can tell you, if you look back we have seen several big names including carrie underwood, miley cyprusupport of the lgbt community. they want it to take ate step further. not just the artists but the labels as well calling out what they believe is an unfair piece of legislation that is scheduled to be debated later this week. >> it could come down to dollars and cents a lot of businesses have come out against these laws that could mean for financial losses for these states. >> $10 billion in tennessee that the country music scene contributes to the state. when we spent time in mississippi last week, there were several people concerned about the image of the hospitality state now this is now a law in the books. so much so that some businesses have gone through the step of making sure they put support via sticker in the front saying everyone is welcome. >> now the nba saying it won't hold the all-star game in north carolina unless it changes what is going on there. this could have serious reverberations as well. >> thank you for joining us. that's all for "legal view" today. thank you fo

money in cyprus, i was at the supermarket where a woman was shopping and hoarding food and she saidomething very poignant to me. she was russian, she said, you guys are making it sound like this is a place full of, quote, dert dirty russians, but, remember, we russians are hiding from the russian government. a lot of the documents are likely hiding leadership money, but to some degree do they also help protect innocent people in russia from the very people that we're talking about right now? >> well, what you have to understand is that no money is -- any russian money is not safe in russia. so whether you're the dirtiest government official or whether you're the cleanest businessman, you don't want to keep any of your money in russia because someone will try to take it from you. the reason why there is -- all russians keep their money offshore because your money is not secure in russia. this lady might be absolutely right that she is trying to keep her money safe from the russians. but i can tell you that most of the money, most of the money comes from these dirty deals of putin and

the three largest investors in russia -- countries like cyprus -- why?se it is russian money coming back from offshore zones back to russia. the russian government has now announced the problem of the authorization. that means they want amnesty announced. the people who declare now their assets, they are not even subject to the money they earned prior. by people have to register january 1, 2016, their offshore companies and will start to play taxes only in 2017 for this. the government is trying to bring money back. what it is legal for russian companies in russian people to have offshore business. i think most of the russian large companies registered offshore. guy: so, anybody in russia who as they offshore account is breaking the law, yeah? andrey: no, definitely not against the law. it relates to russia, to the ukraine. i have to say, i never read any thing which related to mr. putin directly. he was not involved. and the fact that his daughter was celebrating a wedding in the ski resort, which is actually not expensive and used for weddings every we

. >> authorities say the hijacker mustafa demand the plane be diverted to cyprus. time, he surrendered, but not before taking a selfie with a passenger. >>> a buzz surrounding a baseball game, but not the good kind. >> the spring training game with for five minutes sunday when a cloud of bees are swarmed the field. cubs outfielder jason heyward got stung more than ten times. >>> rob effort santolli has this puzzle. can he guess it? >> port & starboard. >> and the little slip of the tongue from matt lauer when he gave out savannah guthrie's e-mail address. >> researchers discovered the difference between cat and dog people. it turns out that it is savannah's [ bleep ]. it turns out. >> you just gave out my e-mail address. >> i didn't mean to do that. your old >> my former e-mail address. >>> and some april fools fun outside studio 1a. [ horn blows ] [ screams ] >> chance of thunder! >> what did he say? >> chance of thunder. >> i don't scream a lot. >> no, you don't. >> when you throw an air horn in the mix and some guy jumping out of the garbage can. >> what is amaz

an egyptian request to extradite a man who admitted to hijacking and egypt airlines has been cyprus refused-- has been accepted. police arrested a suspected gunman after shots were fired near parisian cafes the paris attacks. the incident rattled nerves in a city that is still on edge. officers were deployed after shots rang out and a suspect, who appeared to be intoxicated, later surrendered. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you. thank crude prices are falling over 2% today as oversupply still drowns the market. the big question is how fast will u.s. production shut in and lead to a more balanced market. our correspondent just returned from north dakota and joins us from paris with and on the ground perspective. with a target price of $36 this in 2017, what was your number one takeaway from the trip to north dakota? production in the u.s. shale is declining by 100,000 barrels a month. what is different from what we saw a earlier is that a lot of oil services company's left -- companies left or let go three quarters of th

critical part in the numbers, profit negatively impacted by marking down their products in new zealand, cyprusto rico. the margins seem to have gotten a little bit better. in actual headline numbers terms of pretax profits, $3.3 billion. that is below the estimate of $3.7 billion. anna: let's check in on the equity markets. it looks like we might get a bounce at the start of the european trading day. it looks as if we will be up 0.5%. the asian session, treading water. manus: a lot of this goes back to oil. broke the saudi story. it moved the oil market by 6%. then the kuwaitis said, delhomme might be something where we can but beargain -- doha something barbican we can get a bargain. let's have a look at the oil markets. we are seeing a nice relief rally, and that is what drove the asian session. you are seeing the oil prices. $36 79 cents, both of those substantially higher coming on the back of the delegation suggesting that the conversations in doha might still matter. we have had the yen hitting its strongest in 17 months. it went through the 110 level, almost entirely unchanged overnight

determined to ensure the settlement to the problem first and foremost we have to guarantee the people of cyprus and we need a comprehensive settlement by the end of this year. in may we are going to start the negotiation and the community has repetitively put forward their desire for a settlement and it's the great response to achieve a settlement on the island and if we can achieve that then we will have the important opportunities we can make use of including energy projects. [inaudible] it is a clear indication of the approach to the settlement because it applies to the entire island and we hope they will be able to benefit from the proje project. [inaudible] and however they can be supplied if they wish and i haven't changed my position since. from the international community we have support for the efforts. we have one more important issue in the region which is a between israel and palestine. the brothers and sisters are suffering enters the unfair treatment of israel. we've always been in support to them for peace in the middle east and the invasion of the territory shall be terminated a

the companies they incorporate are located in other secrecy havens like british virgin islands, cyprusith the cayman islands or delaware or wyoming or nevada, then these companies go on to purchase property or businesses or put money in banks? where? in los angeles, new york, miami and london, paris, etc.. a lot of countries that see themselves is not particularly corrupt, their economies are predicated on providing corruption of services to these networks in places like nigeria, or pakistan. >> host: your book, why corruption threatens global security 202 is the area code if you would like to talk to her, 7200 in the east and central time zone, 8021 in the mountains and pacific time zone and if you want to send a text message 202, 717, 9684. if you send a text please include your first name and your city as well. from your book, where western governments pay for anticorruption efforts out of one pocket they are often paying off corrupt government out of another and far more lavishly budget support, military assistance, international development projects, covert cash handlers. >> absol

carry far more weight, sadly, perhaps it's unfair than do the views of individual countries like cyprus, portugal, slovenia and so forth. but that is the reality of this. and if we can be part of the european union as well, i don't thing a mandate puts us in a much stronger position. that's been my experience which i have to share with you. >> you said the most important objective for the renegotiation of the united kingdom should be a binding guarantee that no proposal of social justice and employment of fiscal policy would apply to the united kingdom without our consent. do you believe this outcome has been achieved? >> i think it has been achieved. remember, i made the remarks, you're quoting about four or five years ago. yes, i think we're very much in that direction, because the commitment will not apply to the united kingdom -- >> has it been achieved is my question. >> the german and french occasionally reach views which they are not happy with. what is unique for the united kingdom is that this moment in time, other countries will demand a similar privilege, with you we are the

the try lateral -- tri lateral agreements between greece, cyprus, and israel are a refreshing reminder we stand united with our allies in the fight for security, stability, and prosperity in a volatile region. we celebrate greek independence to reaffirm the common democratic heritage we share, and as americans, we must continue to pursue this spirit of freedom and liberty which characterizes both of our great nations. god bless america. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. israel, for five minutes. mr. israel: ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. israel: mr. speaker, this morning i intend to comment on middle class budgets, but before that, mr. speaker, i'd like to just very briefly reflect on a trip i just took to visit with our troops in the middle east. in iraq and elsewhere. i have been to iraq about 10 times. i think one of the fundamental responsibilities we have as member

million loan for a panamanian company to a cyprus thatny and they assigned for one dollar to anotherny and then assigned it to another company for another dollar. in england, the version of this is guernsey. how is it perceived? john out this thisof is not about vladimir putin. it's about 11.5 million files from the fourth-largest offshore firm. if you are trying to conceal your wealth, that's not illegal but your issue is you are looking at a law firm you are with and how much protection they have. this is a huge security breach and it could be a massive issue for the rest of the year. you look at this come a lot of international banks are implicated in moving these funds around. wait until the authorities get into this. stephanie: other banks take it on the chin yo but when you are a regular bank, this is your business line. tom: i look at this as it unfolds and i think the important thing is it is completely different than wikileaks. there will be a lot of people dragged into this but out of it will come 20 or 30 unique stories that are very embarrassing. david: we have just begun

he's actually done deals for a snowman is at risk, other people's money cyprus, where he's got something or lose people from all different walks of life. everyone else in washington said they are, group of one person at a 500 in a room pontificating. it's like academics. they talk about it, but they've never done it. they are played at other people's money. he has experience because he's actually done deals in those countries. maria: and at the same time he resonates because donald trump on this a known for coming up with the answer people that actually stick. lighting cad, low energy as it relates to jeb bush. now a new name for hillary clinton. i want to render sound bite and get your reaction. >> and then of course we have crooked hillary. she's been crooked from the beginning. and to think that she has a shot at being our president, crooked hillary clinton. we can't let it happen. maria: did he talk to the family when he it is coming up with these names? is this as his prize are we expecting them to come out? >> total surprise to me. the nicknames stick because they're so much truth

and now there are concerns about cyprus these stealing tax information. scam is targeting companies, tricking workers and unknowingly forwarding w-2 forms to a phony e-mail address. a lot of major corporations conduct business. we are talking about hundreds of thousands of workers potentially falling for this. he basically gave an e-mail saying hi, it's maria bartiromo your boss. i need information on your dubya to naca have to send it to her. it is a complete scam. maria: the story of the journal, money investing segment today coming at the height of taxis when millions of workers fill out the federal and state returns. this scheme is simple and effective because of when you get the e-mail. >> everything is being sold on the dark web. all the information is an fraudulent tax returns. cheryl: what is the government going to do about it? >> this is very antifeminist of may, but this is why i got married, so i don't have to do my own taxes. he takes care of it. maria: okay, okay. he is your taxman too. >> he is. god bless him. cheryl: every company is on hi