although gnc says these accusations are invalid. stock plunged 14% on that news and there's a pervasive sense the regulators could crack down on these retailers at any moment sending their stocks again into freefall. here's the thing, at a certain point these companies will have i think we've reached the point at least for gnc which i now consider the superior player in the space to start thinking about accumulating the stock. why am i warming up here? to what looks like a fallen knife? first of all at a time when the broader retail landscape has become -- people will order fish oil or tylenol online, i'll order vitamins online but a lot of gnc's products are more complex. these are things you ingest and put into your body to fix an ailment or build muscle. you're not going to order gnc's proprietary prostate pills from amazon, you i'll probably going go to the store if you want to take their weight loss supplements hence why their loyalty program has 6.6 million members. when you buy this stuff on line you have no idea what's in it

probably a see recognized the parliament signing on to it, but not the gnc. the main part of the agreement is to set up a government of national unity, and this government is meant -- will have to take seats in the capital in order to control national resources, and this is very unlikely given the current power relations. obtainthe u.n. does not -- does not manage to bring in the factions in the western region, this government will not be able to take office. catherine: the obvious question then, even though this has taken such a long time to get to this point of having any deal at all -- we can ask what the point would be of getting such a deal that neither of them wholeheartedly support. wouldn't it be better to spend time getting one they do agree on, or does the united nations simply feel the situation in libya is too dangerous currently? reporter: this is the problem. there has been a lot of international pressure recently. we saw this in rome, when a number of countries gathered to discuss the libyan crisis, and there were strong statements kerry, who s

just a few days ago representatives from the gnc and parliament agreed to a declaration of principles, but you basically said that martin cobra the u.n. envoy to libya was pretty much running the show and would not allow that to go through. why so? >> well, in my belief that u.n. invested so much time into this agreement, they strongly believe in the international community, strongly believe that to establish long-term stability in libya is the only way to do that is through the u.n. negotiator's agreement. the principles that have been declared in tunis by members of both sides also like a couple of days after both signed the gnc and head of parliament said these people do not represent me and whatever had been signed does not really represent me as well. so we were pretty sure that's going to be the stand there >>> do you think this deal that is supposed to be signed on the 16 somatists really carries-- 16th really carries any weight and do you think it will be signed? >> it pretty much depends on the international community and how much support they will give this unity government.

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. >> reporter: the gnc did not authorize any of its members to participate in or sign at the meeting in morocco. any attempt to impose non-agreed outcomes will lead to more complications in the libyan political scene >>> a ceasefire in yemen is in danger of collapse with both sides accusing the other of violence. the fighting between houthi rebels and forces loyal to the exile of the president is said to under mine peaks talks in switzerland. riots have broken out at a proposed center for asylum seekers. protests turned violent as crowds ripped down fences and threw beer bottles at police. police fired warning shots and made numerous arrests. five years ago today a tunisian street vendor set himself on fire sparking a revolution that would inspire other revolts across the arab world. mohamed bouazizi set in motion events that led to the downfall of the president zine el abidine ben and ended decades of authoritarian rule. our correspondent returned to the city to meet the family and friends of a young man whose death is still being felt across the region. >> reporter: he said his cou

the men who represented the gnc in that meeting has been sacked and the gmc released the statement saying he only represented himself and tunis. if you want an exclusive agreement to stabilize libya, you have to bring the actors on board. if the west decides to push ahead, recognise the government which is not exclusive, a government which does not-- inclusive, that does not enjoy consensus, this will enjoy further violence. who is going to defend that government especially since the armed groups on the ground are not supporting the u.n. deal >>> all right. a big concern there no doubt. thanks for that. the leader of the armed group al-nusra front has rejected efforts, a conspiracy to revive and sustain the syrian government. he also criticised russia and iran's roles in the war. >> translation: the russians don't care about defying the syrian society. what matters to them is to have a number of military bases in syria. as for iran, it wants to spread its ideology amongst the syrian people to control and take over them politically >>> there have been protests in the iraqi capital baghdad

. >> translation: the gnc did not authorize any of its members to participate in or sign at the meeting in morocco. we confirm that any attempt to impose non-agreed outcomes will lead to more clicks in the libyan political scene >>> a ceasefire in yemen is in danger of collapse with both sides accusing the other of invoice violence. the ongoing fight between houthi rebels and forces loyal to the exile president is threatening to undermine u.n. brokered peace talks in switzerland. five years ago a tunisian street vendor set himself on fire in an act of protest against government repression. the story of mohamed bouazizi set in motion nation-wide protests that led to the downfall of president zine el abidine ben and his 23 years of authoritarian rule. our correspondent. one of the key components was the use of social media platforms no show the world what was going on there. what kinds of role does online activism play in the country now? >> reporter: yeah. that's absolutely right. the use of platforms like facebook and twier made it so much easier for tunisians to share and link to video

i went to the gnc conference that focused on education technology. amazed at how many startups there were. you acquired a bunch of companies this year. i wonder what you see going on in that industry. >> just think five years from now. this is what we do. do you think there will be more people trying to learn, or fewer? will there be more people are less people learning online? do you think the proliferation of mobility will break down the importance of geographical locality? i think what you are seeing is the early stages of people saying we can do this better, less expensive, and deliberate over the internet. we are only now able to get people like kleiner perkins who are willing to fund tech companies. these are now becoming more consumer-based companies, going directly to the student, the parent, the learner, and the internet lets you do that. what we do is help students get into the right colleges, by getting colleges to help recruit them. we do that with the data and matching. we help you pick your classes and get you the required learning mate

many of his supporters now accusing the gnc of unfairly supporting the bid for president. so how will it all play out? chief white house correspondent ed henry joining us live at the center of the action in manchester, new hampshire. ed? >> good to see you, uma. here at the college where the debate will be tonight, the third democratic debate. interesting because i spoke to jeff weaver, the campaign manager for bernie sanders and he said this is what they call the death penalty in terms of the sentence that the democratic national committee handed down to the sanders campaign. he called it a complete overreaction cutting off from the voter data that's supposed to be available to all of the democratic campaign, because of a software glitch, the sanders campaign was able to view clinton campaign data and information that they were not supposed to see. the clinton camp insists this was not innocent or accidental. sanders aids may have actually broken the law. the broader issue here is you have the former obama official saying that he thinks the dnc has been putting his bum on