. >>> gnc's ceo called his company's results unacceptable. the health and wellness retailer reported a drop in revenue and lowered its financial outlook for the rest of the year. the company says gnc's turnaround plan is taking longer than expected. shares fell nearly 29% to 25.32. >>> news on two big pharmaceutical companies is showing payouts to shareholders. johnson & johnson raised its quarterly dividend in nickel to 80 cents per share. pfizer declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents. it is the 310th consecutive pay by pfizer. shares were down slightly. >>> u.p.s. saw a 10% rise in quarterly income while also seeing revenue gains. the company reaffirmed full-year guidance with the company ceo highlighting one segment in particular. >> what really is driving u.p.s. right now is e-commerce and the features of service that we've added over the last years to enable e-commerce to be more efficient. in fact, if you look at our results, our cost per piece is coming down. and we're really creating great economics for e-commerce today. >> on the

. >> what's going on with the gnc. it's not this homogenous all on the same page organization.ome people sigh a dead set against this. >> i would footnote it's split between two faxes: greedy for power and demonstrated this agreed for power and that it won't allow any kind of compromises. those they look like the majority, a win for their promises and the last 24 hours, there has been a defendant compromise that they have stepped down or their gouchlt -- the government has stepped down. there has been some of the leadership of the gnc has said welcome on as the new state council, the new government of national accord. >> is marred by the former president who also said i will use legal proceedings to take this government in the same way the president of the tibrook has come out and said that he will use legal power to try to bring this government down. both of those individuals have been against each other for the past year and a half. both are against the government of national unity. >> what of the militia here? the u.n. in some sense is expecting the malitias to melt away. th

the council is made up primarily of former members of the gnc, the old parliament in tripoli it was agreedt this body would serve as an upper chamber of parliament, and together they would hopefully unite libya and end five years of conflict. >>> the ukrainian president is playing down the recented vote. >> this is just a [ inaudible ] under the constitution, and we're waiting for the decision of the dutch government, dutch parliament, but under any circumstanceings we continue to negotiate the association with the european union including free-trade agreement, and ukraine will continue our movement to the european union. >>> belgium police have released new footage of the man wanted in connection with the bombings on march 22nd. he was originally seen with the two bombers before the explosion. 32 people were killed in the isil-claimed attacks on the airport and a city metro station. >>> still ahead, we'll take a look at why the east african nation of djibouti is playing a major role in international fairs. ♪ >>> welcome back. you are watching al jazeera coming to you live from doha. the s

the state council is made up primarily of former members of the gnc, the old parliament in tripoli.reed in the u.n. deal that this body would serve as an upper chamber of parliament and together they would hopefully unite libya, and end five years of conflict. >>> still ahead on al jazeera. belgian authorities release new video of one of the main suspects of the bresels attacks. >>> and we visit u.s. support groups aimed at stamping out diabetes. ♪ ♪ >>> reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. syrian state tv says isil has captured at least 300 people east of damascus. the workers are from a cement company. >>> the afghan taliban says it will negotiate with the u.s. as well as other western governments and improve its relations with the government in kabul. >>> and one of libya's rival governments appeared to reverse its decision to step down. >>> egyptian property cuters are in the italian capitol to up dpat authorities in rome on the investigation of the italian student who went missing on the 25th of january and was found tortured in a ditch nine days later. the foreign m

the state council is made up primarily of former members of the gnc, the general national congress. the old parliament in tripoli. it was agreed in the u.n. deal this body would serve as an upper chamber of parliament with the government of national accord and together they would hopefully unite libya and end five years of conflict. >> let's go live for us at the united nations. hi, there. quite optimistic talk from the u.n., but what chance do you think the unity government has of sur vaiing? >> that's the key question. the russians requested this u.n. security council briefing, this closed u.n. urt security council briefing from the u.n. envoy. that question will this unity government have any authority over libya was the main question to be asked. the envoy we understand from the leaks out of the meeting said he was cautiously optimistic. going into the briefing the russian ambassador didn't expect much to come out of the meeting. he was spot on, because beyond that cautious opportunism expressed all we got was a restatement of everything we know. the insecure security situation,

the state council is made up of former members of the gnc. it was agreed that this body would service an upper chamber of parliament with the government of national accord and that together they would hopefully unite libya and end five years of conflict >>> our caravan has been following this. >> reporter: from the leaks we're getting from the closed briefing it seems that they were correct, there wasn't much information here. the u.n. envoy staffan de mistura said he was optimistic that the government on could get off the ground, with but he stated the instability, the division between the factions and heap said they will try and those. the u.n. security council concerned because since the bombardment of libya, the islamic state has been able to establish a presence in the country. here is what the french ambassador had to say >> let's be clear about it. libya has the opportunity to a certain extent to kreet the conditions for stability for the benefit of all libyan people and to roll back on which d.a.e.s.h. has thrived. >> reporter: twhas

the state council is made up of former members of the gnc, the old parliament in tripoli.agreed that this body would serve as an upper chamber of parliament with the government of national accord, and together they would hopefully unite libya, and end five years of conflict. >>> two thirds of dutch voters have rejected an e.u. ukraine trade deal. the results are seen as a victory for skeptics. but ukraine's president is playing down the vote. >> this is just a consultive under the netherland's constitution, and we're waiting for the decision of the dutch government, dutch parliament, but under any circumstances, we continue to implement the association agreement with the european union, including deep and comprehensive free trade agreement, and ukraine will continue our movement to the european union. >>> a major change to british immigration law has come into effect. workers from outside of the e.u. who have been living in the country for less than ten years will need to make at least 35,000 pounds annually. but the new measures have been criticized. >> reporter: in a pub

the state council is made up of former members of the gnc, the general national congress. the old parliament in tripoli. it was agreed in the u.n. deal this body would serve as an upper chamber of parliament with government of national accord, and that together they would hopefully unite libya and end five years of conflict. >>> plenty more took including new video of one of the main suspects in the brussels attacks. >>> the latest from rome into the investigation of a brutal torture and killing of a student in cairo is wrapped up. >>> belgian police released new video of a man wanted in connection with with last month's brussels airport bombing. he escaped after his explosives failed to dead nature, but they hope new footage helps to track him down. we have the report. >> reporter: walking away from an attack that caused carnage, this video has been released by belgian police. it shows the third suspect in the brussels airport bombing. the so-called man in the hat fled the airport when his bomb failed to explode. cctv footage shows him in a near by town without his distin

look at gnc for a moment. you see those stores absolutely everywhere.e company, it says its turn-around plan is taking longer than expected. it's down 26% on that statement. how about that? and, again, facebook -- in a few moments we've got a money guy on the show. he thinks that stock is going to $200 per share. wait for it, he's coming up later. >>> how about politics? karl rove is with us. all right, karl, i know we're supposed to talk about ted cruz and carly fiorina. i want to talk about the nominee and who it's going to be. can i just put my point of view to you for a second? >> sure. stuart: do you mind if i do that? >> not at all. it's your show, varney, it's your show. stuart: i know you don't want trump, i got that. but i put it to you, at this stage in the game, it's not likely to be anybody else but trump. and if you do get somebody else other than trump, i think that person loses. what do you make of that? >> well, i don't think it's, i don't think it's settled, you know? we had, trump had a great night in the primary, but remember this: na

unsealed this week which seem to poke a hole in the golf's defense in its change to the approach to the gncs and their profit may bolster an appeal. the government contends funneling it would help to protect tax players from future expected losses but perry capital will argue the government knew just the opposite. profits were about to explode and they'll rely on a deposition of a former ceo of fabny may in july to make their point. here's perry capital's attorney matt mcgill. >> the ceo testified that fannie mae and freddie mac were going to be profitable for the foreseeable future and that would result in a write-up of some $50 billion of deferred tax assets and it was at precisely that moment, literally days later that the government made a decision to take all the profits of fannie mae and freddie mac for themselves. >> mcfarland testified that she told the treasurer on august 9, 2012, that fannie mae was, now, quote, in a sustainable profitability, that we would be able to deliver sustainable profits over time. now mcgill says the reasons the treasury and faa cited for sweeping profits