. >> president goodluck jonathan has a problem with the fuel subsidies. he could also have a bigger problem with this islamist extremist groups, and i gather there's a new video from them. >> the danger is quite extraordinary. you have to bear in mind that he's coming across as a leader on screen. in fact, boko haram is broken too many factions. boko haram was the name assigned to the group. he says his forces are stronger than the military in nigeria. this is his first appearance since the christmas bombings, of course. there have been lots of audio and video messages from him. boko haram had dictated the security agenda. this also confirms, in a way, what good luck jonathan -- what goodluck jonathan was saying, that he could not do it by himself. >> mark lobel in lagos, thank you. >> japan's population is in decline. to try to boost the birthrates, payments have been introduced for parents and efforts are being made to improve access to child care. a government survey has revealed a big problem. over 1/3 of young men and more young woman have no interes

nigeria's president goodluck jonathan has partially rescinded fuel subsidies protests after subsidies against rising fuel prices. let's catch up on the business news. aaron is here now. i want to go back to the stricken ship. i know it is still a human story. there are still people and accounted for, but there are business implications. >> we have been looking at the carnival cruise line and the implications so far. this is the largest cruise ship operator in the world. it runs 11 brands, including the costa concordia, the ship that sank over the weekend. carnival share prices have fallen around 20%. more than $1 billion has been wiped out the company's market value. on top of that, the company has said that this particular disaster could cost them $19 million. experts say this could not have come at a worse time for the industry. this january to march period is known as a season where the industry collects more than 1/3 of your leave bookings. i ask an expert if this will have the impact. >> it very much will. most of the market is in the northern hemisphere, especially the united st

nigeria's president, goodluck jonathan, pass partially cut down the cut in fuel subsidies that led to days of crippling protests. the president acknowledged the suffering that the withdrawal of subsidies has caused and says the price of pet roll will be cut by around a third, but he refused to store it to its original level. our reporter in lagos, said that goodluck jonathan had been forced to act. >> certainly the pressure has been put on the president's shoulders, and he was the first person in a sense to blink in this fight, and he has actually, as you said, brought back some of the fuel subsidy. the unions were asking for 100% of the fuel subsidy back. what he just announced is the price of pet roll will go down to 60 cents, and he said that's a 60% return of the fuel subsidy, so it's not exactly what the unions were asking for, and we have to wait and see what their response is going to be for that. >> and there has been a very, very difficult few days in the country, hasn't it? the president admitting there's been an almost near breakdown of law and order. >> he has. he's made s

directing their anger at president goodluck jonathan. >> i believe the insult that jonathan has beeneceiving from the people. how am i benefiting from the government? >> reporter: now that the fuel price hike is a reality, life here is set to get even harder. >> i lost my job because of what is happening in nigeria. and what made me lose it? the money they they give me is too poor. i will not use it to buy even clothes or sent to a village. >> reporter: president jonathan says he had no choice but to remove the subsidies, blaming his country's economic woes on corruption. and addressed the nation, he undertook. and while his people might still be cynical, in the air conditioned offices of the nigerian stock exchange, investors seem hopeful that this time the government will deliver. >> the marketplace experienced reduced number of deals, reduced volume on trading while the strike lasted. but we've seen a rebound as of yesterday. and we hope that it continues that way. in the long run, i think it's a very good thing for the country. it allows for more transparency, accountability. by

great, thank you. >> goodluck. thank you very much.p tuesday. >> you have got it. >> let your friends know. if you get a chance, let all your friends know. thank you. i will come there. let me step down. you.nd we're glad that >> thank you for coming. i need your help from now until tuesday. go out and tell all your friends, ok? really nice for you to be here. i am grateful. >> ok, your next. [unintelligible] did and i need your help tuesday. >> thank you very much and god bless you. >> you are amenable ideas. -- a man of bold ideas. >> thank you. thank you very much. silver 10. >> we may not be first in new hampshire but do not give up. >> i am not going to give up. thank you. >> this camera right here. thank you very much. committed a handshake? thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you for being here. >> on the other side, ok. there you are. >> thank you. >> we need your help between now and used it for -- and tuesday. we need your help tuesday. >> my pleasure but you have to sign the book. thank you a lot. >> tell your friends.

goodluck. >> have you spotty showers tomorrow. a lot more rain on wednesday and thursday.ts cold on the weekend. we may even see snow showers friday and saturday before the game, cold, but right now will be dry. >> thank you for joining us. so much going on here, let's get to the ravens wrapup because they are crazy. have a good night. >> with the weekend of rest behind them, the ravens get ready to resume work. the next mile of the road to the super bowl. close look at their opponent as we continue on the road to indianapolis right now on the ravens wrapup. >> from wbal-tv 11, this is ravens wrapup presented by miller lite. >> as we come out of the wild- card weekend, we know what the divisional round looks like. you like that wondered >> we are ready. >> i am just hanging on. the texans will come to the stadium sunday and let me just say this. houston, you have a problem. >> i would think that the reagans are feeling awfully good and ready to go your use salema -- how much it took to play a game this week. how much it took out of a team. >> if we are having a football af

president goodluck jonathan of nigeria has challenged the militant islamist group boko haram to identify themselves and state their demands. he said that military action will not eliminate terror attacks. he says what they need is an environment for young people to find jobs. parts of southeastern europe are struggling to cope after two days of heavy blizzards it left people under feet of snow. a train was derailed. a nationwide alert was declared as hundreds of villages were left without power in bulgaria. the scandal over faulty breast implants manufactured in france took another twist windy co- founder of pip, , the company that makes them come out was arrested. jean-claude mas was arrested for using industrial grade silicone in the implants instead of medical great. our correspondent is in marseille. >> he has been hiding in isolated luxury in the french riviera. today, jean-claude mas was finally arrested at the house he shares with a longtime girlfriend. a woman he claims to have left. his lawyers say that he is cooperating with police and they dismiss the search of the property. i

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. >> in other news, from around the world, goodluck jonathan has sacked the peace chief after a spatef attacks by an islamic group. the group attacked targets in a city last friday, leaving 185 people dead. the presidential statement says the police chief had been sent on leave, pending his retirement. and a hockey team in slovakia is being trained by a former player. the roof at their newly opened rink collapsed. they were taking part in a session with a local youth team when the weight of falling snow caused the roof to fall in. luckily, no one was injured. there it goes, that roof falling down. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on today's program, the battle lines, selling the state of the union. president obama hit the road, but his tax policy already has critics up in arms. at least 70 people in a pakistan city are now believed to have been killed by contaminated items. the deaths appeared to be linked to a batch of drugs given to patients free of charge by a government run hospital. a senior health official says the hospital has registered a case against t

goodluck. -- good luck. next item. >> the applicant asked for a continuance but i do see people here who of showed up for comment. if you would like to comment, please feel free. two minutes. >> i am brad anderson. i am a marina resident. last week i sent out a spreadsheet to my neighbors with contact information. my neighbor give it to his neighbor who sent back the same morning that she got mugged a week ago today at 9:00 on scott street walking down from chestnut. i am concerned about the neighborhood. to cite another example, a neighbor on scott street can tell -- complained about a party bus where they threw trash out in his neighborhood and talk to the bus driver about it. the passenger pushed the homeowner. i tried to stay involved and i frequent a lot of establishments in the marina. my concern and have heard it mentioned tonight, outreach, neighborhood policy, what kind of comments are being made and i saw none of this with this project. it was a complete surprise. i would ask that you take into con

the current protests are likely to weigh have -- heavily on president jonathan goodluck's mind. president thinks battling them is complicated. on monday a mosque was attacked in the south. in retaliation for the burning of churches. 10 people were injured. many will watch to see if the security worries encourage an early settlement with strikers as the protests continue. >> remains of one section of a container ship that crashed into new zealand threw months ago have sunk. it slipped under the water after heavy seas but the vessel into over the weekend. the back of the ship remains upright. causing the worst maritime disaster. you're watching "newsday". the art of interaction. one australian gallery. a progress report from london. the olympic venues are in place but there are questions over the legacy. the military prosecution is in stable condition. he was defending the actions of the military investigation. we report from warsaw. >> for the journalists, it seems like a routine monday morning news conference. prosecutors are carrying out an investigation into the plane crash ap

[unintelligible] >> president goodluck jonathan met with his security chief today. there are difficult decisions to make on two fronts. many nigerians are eager to hear his response soon. >> still to come on tonight's program, he was the star of the pitch, but can one famous footballer score success in running for french president? we will tell you why he is going to give it a shot. aunge's opposition leader san suu kyi has said she will run for election. we have had an president did access in burma this week. we took the -- unprecedented access in burma this week. >> in 1998, this area would be swarmed with protesters. some would be putting up banners. some were shouting slogans. >> hopes were dashed in the end. there was kind of a repeat of that in 2007 when the monks came out onto the street. do you think that given the changes taking place here now, that we are likely to see those kinds of street protests again, or do you think those days are over, that as long as reforms keep going, we will not see street protests? >> people still do not believe that the reform

president goodluck jonathan of nigeria has challenged the islamist military group to identify themselves and clearly state their demands as a basis for dialogue. he says military confrontation alone will not eliminate terror attacks. he says what is needed is enabling environment for young people to find jobs. parts of southeastern europe are struggling to cope after a second day of heavy blizzard's left some areas under 15 meters of snow. in romania, the army has helped to rescue hundreds of people from stranded cars and a train that derailed. in bulgaria, a nationwide alert was declared as hundreds of villages were left without power. the scandal over faulty breast implants manufactured in france took another twist today when the co-founder of the company who makes them was arrested by police. jean-claude mas is accused of fraud and manslaughter for using industrial-grade silicon in tgrade gel. it is thought to 400,000 women in 65 countries have been given the implants. our correspondent is in marseille. >> he has been hiding in a desolate luxury on the green coastline of the french ri

fuel prices in nigeria have more than doubled since president goodluck jonathan remove subsidies to theinning of this month. here in berlin, the german government is continuing its push to rein in the eurozone debt crisis. at this hour, chancellor angela merkel is holding talks with the international monetary fund's chief, christine lagarde, seen here at an earlier meeting. sources say the agenda includes funding for the eurozone stability facility, the plan for deeper fiscal integration, and the debt crisis facing in greece and the non-jurors on country, hungary, which is also in danger of default. let's go live to our political correspondent, simon, who joins us in berlin. what is at the center of these talks this evening? >> these are being described as informal talks, and we were told that there would not be any official statements to the media. so we can only make an educated guess as to what is at the center of the talks. as you have said, two things in the main, the role of the international monetary fund in helping to rescue the euro. what can it do to is aboard eurozone economi

during president goodluck jonathan has visited the site of a series of recent suicide bombings in the north of the country the death toll from friday's bloodshed and now stands at over one hundred seventy radical islamists. claimed responsibility for the attacks which were aimed at freeing group members held by these or this violence has plagued northern nigeria since december. one solution to joblessness in the u.s. is a scheme where giant corporations create workplaces for local communities and they are even handed government money to there but somehow jobs still get outsourced to a cheaper foreign workforce and as marina board now reports this allows big businesses to prosper while small towns suffer. in one of america's most economically depressed cities resides the world's largest producer of home appliances whirlpool corp is headquartered in benton harbor michigan where sixty percent are unemployed ninety percent live in poverty and per capita income is roughly ten thousand dollars the citizens of benton harbor are living from one day to the night they're very poor and they're v

country's leader has declared a state of emergency in areas hit by a wave of islam mr tykes president goodluck jonathan borders with neighboring countries after a string of christmas day blasts which killed over forty people and his vow to crush boko her run militants who claimed responsibility violence has continued since churches throughout the country were first attacked a week ago tens of thousands fled their homes fearing further conflict. south sudan's government is sending army and police to an area at the center of the violent tribal conflict the town of people was a time to buy thousands of fighters from rival tribes who torched buildings stole livestock and for schools to leave during triple dip in order in the region were unable to enforce security and recent months ethnic infighting caused by cattle rustling has left about a thousand people dead. u.s. president barack obama has signed into effect a law which means any person can be detained indefinitely without charge the major defense bill is aimed at dealing with terror suspects and comes with a massive six hundred sixty two bill

president goodluck jonathan has shut borders with neighboring countries following a string of christmas day blasts which killed over forty the leader has vowed to crush a book or heart are militants who did claim responsibility violence has continued since churches throughout the country were first attacked a week ago tens of thousands of fled their homes fearing for the conflict. in the south of sudan thousands of fighters from the newer tribe have laid siege to a town of one of their rivals members of the tribe stormed people torching buildings stealing livestock and forcing schools to flee it comes to spy un troops attempts to step up security in the town in recent months ethnic infighting caused by cattle rustling has left about a thousand people dead. a former member of the japanese cult behind an attack on the tokyo subway in one thousand nine hundred ninety five has turned himself into police just before midnight on new year's eve he had been hiding for seventeen years since the group released sarin gas on the underground system killing thirteen people. started as a spiritual mov

for these and other recent attacks in qana state authorities have imposed a curfew and president goodluck jonathan has promised to crush the group. in morocco five men set themselves up blazing during mass protests in the capital rabat hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets to protest against the country's high unemployment rate the action echoes of last year's events in tunisia when a young man set himself on fire and began the arab spring that toppled the government there morocco has seen a wave of protests since february of last year. russia's presidential elections are just around the corner and both authorities and the opposition admit the need for dialogue and after a wide claims that last month's parliamentary ballot was rigged prominent public figures have founded the voters a week in an effort to ensure a transparent vote in march or cheese eating english got takes a look at the pre-election atmosphere in russia with just two hundred fifty days before the march presidential election in major continue still simmering in the candidate's headquarters mr putin decided to relea

comes after the group promised to kill christians living in nigeria's largely muslim north president goodluck jonathan has declared a state of emergency for areas affected saying the unrest is worse than the country's civil war which took place in the one nine hundred sixty s. . saddam's president amar al bashir has offered to help former libyan rebel fighters and integrate them into army and police forces in a state visit to tripoli the leader said the overthrow of colonel gadhafi was a gift. the proposal from bashir who is wanted on war crimes charges in the hague sparked outrage from international and libyan authorities have been struggling to disarm rebel groups which are appealing to the country's. civil. well short of the story of an american vigilante waging a one man war on illegal migrants on the us mexico border that will be off to the headlines with me in a couple of minutes from now stay with us live here and. all . if they shoot something inappropriate for a public they can easily be shot. casualties of war ok. i wish he would have never happened but it has. been a war a t.v. cam

nigerian president goodluck jonathan has declared a state of emergency in response to the wave of violent attacks by islamist. state address on saturday he vowed to crush the terrorist group and condemn the christmas bomb blast that killed more than forty following the announcement plasters erupted in the east leaving dozens dead tens of thousands have fled their homes across the country in the wake of recent violence. in the south sudanese state. thousands of fighters from the loo the new word try to see should one of their rivals members of the tribe stormed people torching buildings stealing livestock and forcing schools from their homes u.n. troops deployed in the town were unable to prevent the attack this latest spate of violence coming to us the governor of the state and the vice president attempt to mediate talks between the tribes. all right well in just a few moments here an r.t. to join us to explore the remotest parts of siberia before the war and back with the headlines. well. a. flare up in syria with dozens reported killed despite the arab league. says more than five thousa

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my fury and president goodluck jonathan has declared a state of emergency in response to the wave of violent attacks by islamist sect boko haram in a state address on saturday he vowed to crush the terrorist group and condemned the christmas and bomb blasts that killed more than forty following the announcement of racial clashes erupted in the east leaving dozens dead tens of thousands of fled their homes across the country in the wake of recent violence. in the south sudanese state of jungle thousands of fighters from the new tribe have laid siege to a town of one of their rivals and members of the tribe stormed at people torching buildings stealing livestock and forcing scores from the u.n. troops deployed in the town were unable to prevent the attack this latest spate of violence comes as the governor of the state and the vice president attempt to mediate talks between the tribes. a chinese a bus driver has died in the first recorded case of bird flu in the country in over eighteen months the man who was hospitalized with pneumonia but later tested positive for the deadly virus ac