hink. eck out the whole y la choking announcerthe fou.odzilla c .com/godzi family at fiatusa.com/godzilla. >>> hello. you're watching "gmt" on bbc world news with me david eades. our top stories. the first video of nigeria's kidnap aped girl girls is released. 130 of them siting the karan. where and when remains a history. the boko haram leader says they've been liberated and become muslims. he suggests they'll be released in exchange for boko haram fighters. also eastern ukraine's referendum go in favor of more self-rule. what does that actually mean? >>> i'm live here in central delhi where half an hour away from the polls closing in the world's largest democratic elections here in india. >>> big political moment. also on the program, mary anne looks at how the election will affect the economy. >> yes. the indian stock market has jumped as investors are back on a victory for the friendly party bjp. we'll have more shortly. >>> hello. it's midday here in london. 7:00 a.m. washington. midday also in nigeria where a new video released by t

for brazil, i hink c.i. brazil is the most liquid. e.w.z. is the ticker.le most traded single country e.t.f. out there. if you look at the holders of this, guess who the number one holder is? goldman. so if they do win, goldman stands to win a little bit as well. >> you're not suggesting that that would influence their analysts. >> no, they hold a lot of e.t.f.'s. but another one in there, argentina. >> a lot of action in that e.t.f. >> another contender for world dominance, argentina. 14% favored to win. argentina, there is an e.t.f. for that. although kind of shakey, doesn't really trade a lot and in fact that market's so illiquid they have to use stocks that have relations with argentina, not actually argentina stocks. it's a cobbled-together e.t.f. >> it's a long shot. >> sure, sure. and germany is an 11% favor to win. >> only 11%? >> yeah. they said that the european teams have never won when the world cup is hosted in the americas. so the odds of germany winning are maybe muted by that. but certainly the i shares, i'm sorry, the first trust alpha des

be --hink the talks will the talks with the agency are going well. related tossue [indiscernible] we have done what we are supposed to do. we are agreed on a framework for six points, seven points, and we have agreed. it is a sign of transparency for a run, -- for iran, which is, of course, complicated. there have been a lot of accusations. it could take time to come to a will that all the clouds be cleared. we are working with the agency. i think things are going well as far as we are concerned. has provided, iran the iaea with access to the country's nuclear installations. the inspector has announced satisfaction with the trend. will an atomic watchdog be accepted by the iranians? course, this is based on -- originally, we agreed in november last year. hide.as nothing to we are ready to answer whatever questions the agency may rise, but it has to be with some kind of [indiscernible] well, as far as we are concerned. the other side, the agency's officials, many times they have expressed dissatisfaction. we are waiting to hear from the director gener

sure what the audits and inspector general reports are going to say, we do know that you have been hinking about whether or not to run for president. what is your current state of thinking? >> in my view, the country faces huge problems. our middle class is disappearing, we are moving toward an oligarchic society where they control the political life of the country. -- climate change is an unbelievably important issue. here need to be candidates that stand up for the working class and the middle class, and are prepared to take on the big-money interest with so much influence. when i wake up in the morning i worry very much about the future of this country, and someone has to stand up for working families. i have not made that decision yet. my major concern right now is the election coming up in november, it would be premature to be talking about the presidential elections before hen. i do not want to see the republicans take over the senate. i will be working with my colleagues to get as many progressive forces as we can. >> i want to ask you about one other thing, a letter that you signed

speaker, we all agree, i hink all americans agree and the attack on benghazi was a tragedy. but here we are once again, riling up the community and the country and causing again grief to the families of the four people who died in a pursuit of some kind of truth that they were unable to find in two years of hearings over four mmittees, 13 congressional hearings, 50 briefings, five reports, 25,000 pages of documentation and waste of millions of dollars and that's just in the house. the senate has held hearings, the state department did a thorough report and yet now, after all that, we want the truth. i mean, what does it say about the house of representatives and whatever that was going on where they did not get to the truth. this is some reminiscent of what we have done in the house of representatives by doing over and over and over again, like trying to repeal health care and keep doing it until we reach whatever it is you want. we know what it is you want with a special committee. we understand that thoroughly. earlier today, i want to make a comment that one of my friends

word,hink the written film, media, they are all over indiegogo.'re going to see inergy, health care, education. you one example. we had a couple in florida. they had a low probability of being able to have a child. they went to insurance companies and local hospitals. can you help me get funding? everyone turned them down. they went on to indiegogo. got funded by strangers. not only did they get the funding, they got the ivf and had the baby. they did not name the baby indiegogo. haley. haley. >> they did not name it indiegogo. at least not yet. >> maybe a middle name. >> much appreciative. coming up, gibson guitars celebrate southern rock 'n roll in a big way. ofpecial tribute to les paul 1959. the details, coming up. ♪ stock" on "taking bloomberg. imagine if you are a fan of a company in your youth but you get to run as an adult. he went from playing a gibson guitar to being the chief theutive and chairman of gibson guitar company. the company is paying homage to music,rtant southern southern rock. thank you for being with us. tell us about what

hink it's shoc you could slice a neighborhood into two and believe that you can stop people from goingo prayer or shopping and just bashed wire and cement -- barbed wire and cement are going to create more hatred. >> the war that she spoke to us about was part of israel's largest national project since the beginning of the occupation four decades ago. they are maintaining that they are building this wall to prevent suicide bombing and it's supported by 85% of israel's population. everyone in israel understands that it's bound to become a future border. the problem with the wall is it does not really follow the 1967 border. it cuts deep into palestinian territory and what would become the future palestinian state. er took us on a tour to explain to us the thinking behind the building of these walls. >> the problem today between left and right is that security is mixed with politics. a guy from the neighborhood was sitting right here waiting for the bus and he was stabbed to death. and i can assure you that the one who stabbed him to death did not come from this arab neighborhood, he cam

hink. eck out the whole y la choking announcerthe fou.m/godzilla. >>> hello. you're watching "gmt" on bbc world news with me david eades. our top stories. the first video of nigeria's kidnap aped girl girls is released. 130 of them siting the karan. where and when remains a history. the boko haram leader says they've been liberated and become muslims. he suggests they'll be released in exchange for boko haram

hink. eck out the whole y la choking announcerthe fou.g ] check out the whole fiat family >>> three days of national mourning declared in turkey after an explosion at a coal mine leaves more than 200 dead. fears are growing for hundreds more still unaccounted for. >> translator: some of our brothers have been pulled out of the debris. as for the others, rescuers continue to work. we hope that the others will be rescued as well. >> this is the scene live outside the mine in soma where that effort of rescuing is being hampered by fires still burning 2,000 meters underground. >>> the oscar pistorius murder trial faces a lengthy delay after the judge ordered the athlete to undergo psychiatric tests as requested by the prosecution. >> i am satisfied that a case has been laid out for the application. or the release of such by the state. and i shall grant that order. >>> hello. thanks very much indeed for joining us. we bring you live pictures from the scene in western turkey of a coal mine where hopes of finding any survivors after an explosion

hink about that for a second, mr. chairman. about your first american rights. that's of speech, political. to speak out against your overnment, that's what they targeted. to get to the truth we need to can to compel we ms. learner to come forward and the questions so the american people can understand why their first amendment rights targeted because we know -- we know theville investigation justice is tment of a sham. hey've already leaked to the "wall street journal" and they had the president of the united states say no corruption and the person leading the nvestigation is a maxed out contributor to the president's campaign. he only route to the truth is through the house of representatives and compelling learner to answer our questions. that's why i'm supporting the resolution and i hope my support it as well. fundamentalhis most right. we want her simply to answer the questions. >> gentleman from maryland is recognized. that the person the fifth ve amendment right by making that were not making tatements that were not under oath. thank the ranking member f

you know who hink is in charge. democrats, of course. you want toomething pleasure before you quit all of this if you ever do? what would that be? whether is number one on the list? two number are ones. number one is getting youngsters learning civic skills in their connecting with adult supervision and learning how runs, how it ty isn't run, how to improve it, right where they live. they will emerge high school and college as stalwart and leaders and activists building civic institutions, which is what our democracy has to have. here a letter in to billionaire. why? money.justice needs the abolitionists in 19th slavery were t supported by rich bostonians. supported by rich widows or spouses. rights movement the money came from the courier and stern family in substantial degree. so, this movement, this alliance it dismantle the corporate state are what conservatives call crony needs money. and we have a lot of billionaires and all we need are i'm in my to say 70's's and 80's's. i don't like where our country and world is going. i want to

hink of what all the other acronyms would feel. >> go ahead. >> when we are talking about the view that rob nabors and expecting that report back next month, is that something that someone at the white house could have done after the transition or after the memo surfaced in 2010? why is it being done now especially in conjunction with this controversy as opposed to have having a top-down white house review? >> when the president came into office he appointed general shinseki to the post. he was confirmed by the senate to hold that post. and secretary shinseki's leadership, began tackling challenges that our veterans faced and v.a. faced in providing service to our veterans. what the specific review around the allegations associated with the phoenix facility and now other facilities is meant to do and assess where we are now given these allegations and what needs to be done to improve areas where we are not performing, where the v.a. is not performing and build upon those areas where there have been successes and improvements in performance. >> does the united states anticipate retaliato

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hink. eck out the whole y la choking announcerthe fou.ly at fiatusa.com/godzilla. >>> hello. i'm lucy hawkings. our top story at this hour. the turkish prime minister has just arrived in soma where over 230 people have died after an explosion in a mine. over 200 men are still trapped underground. >>> the oscar pistorius murder trial faces a lengthy delay after the judge ordered the athlete to undergo psychiatric tests. >>> one of the greatest mysteries of exploration may be on the verge of being solved. a u.s. underwater investigator has said that he believes he has found the wreck of the santa maria. the flagship of christopher columbus's famed expedition to the americas. the santa maria along with the nina and the pinta were part of the italian explorer's first cross-atlantic voyage. the flagship sank during the expedition and its whereabouts have remained a mystery for five centuries. the santa maria left spain in august 1492 sailing westwards. the expedition across the atlantic believed it would bring them to landfall in asia. instead

of hink anyone can point of a contractual obligation to the team more nb that he did not fill.really good argument. neil: if for whatever reason for nefarious purposes are being privately taken 100 hours or the conversation, offensive to the nba position. what do you think of that? that is just enough for him to lose his job. >> absolutely. when you sign a contract there are turned to those contracts. one of them in this case is to not do things opposed to the nba and make the nba locked in a bad light. neil: other, you're shaking your head. >> that is ot good enough. you have to have violated a contractual obligation. the other thing is, do all these other owners want discovery done as to what they say to thir wives or significant other is in the bedroom? neil: you think that is what he's doing? he's going to discover is say, all right. i will get some dirt on these guys. >> absolutely. you're going to push me, i'm going to push right back. he has a phenomenal lawyer who is taken on the nfl and the nba in the past. they'reoing to say, you tell me where it says th i can't in my

speaker, we all agree, i hink all americans agree and the attack on benghazi was a tragedy. but here we are once again, riling up the community and the country and causing again grief to the families of the four people who died in a pursuit of some kind of truth that they were unable to find in two years of hearings over four mmittees, 13 congressional hearings, 50 briefings, five reports, 25,000 pages of documentation and waste of millions of dollars and that's just in the house. the senate has held hearings, the state department did a thorough report and yet now, after all that, we want the truth. i mean, what does it say about the house of representatives and whatever that was going on where they did not get to the truth. this is some reminiscent of what we have done in the house of representatives by doing over and over and over again, like trying to repeal health care and keep doing it until we reach whatever it is you want. we know what it is you want with a special committee. we understand that thoroughly. earlier today, i want to make a comment that one of my friends

watch as this woman is better for car to move the time lin cos ar cars are hinking at her , finally movedd to lock cars in the process. another motorists, and from another on a cause an accident. he jetted off the freeway using the old a accent. it'll be like this for a month with a plan to do now the motorists seem to be confused about the change. >>: right now there's a lot of people working trying to prevent people from doing this a legal term. much snout happening is a written to the reconfigure and add more solid permanent barrier spiri,. in this month loll projs you need a plan with the drilling in this area is a need to rebuild the parkway roble weiser's the traffic as they do minor adjustments to move traffic data the way of construction. they continue the construction within these plants. adjusting lanes and as a new configuration that was just hoping yesterday's other still confusion recipe would be patient and very cautious. >>: moral act travel traffic including one involving the police car. >>: well happen in your accident? >>: at this point when i can say is that to received

is ot much -- only so much we can do in the getting it to law enforcement but until we are a campus hink, having a campus and designed can process through title ix until away get to the point when the made ents are not being and they are being made in the campus process, too the don't get me wrong. anything else? i have gotten through my list. twoave done it in less than hours. anything else that you all want up?bring that we haven't talked about or anything you feel like you need augment? clery ng one thing with that will come up, it originally like howdea that house safe the physical campus was iving gone to an urban school walk a block and i'm not on i pus but i'm by the school know that it is geography any of issues.es a lot surveys victimization did it happen on or off campuses. worried about e having crimes counted against them and making it feel unsafe. campuses in the students' mind where the students hang out and not be ive and that may considered campus under the i know that is an issue that needs to be addressed. be needed to g to be updated. is n the military it wherever the

mckeon: madam chair, i hink we're about done. i would like to at this time thank my partner. for four years we've had the opportunity of leading this committee and i could not have had a better person to be working with than mr. smith from washington. he's straightforward, he's honest, he's hard working and we just i think have had a really good working relationship and i consider him and will always consider him a friend. like wise -- likewise i want to echo the things he said about the committee. . want to thank them we get all the applause, people get up and thank us and say we've done a great -- great job, but it's these people behind us, our committee, our staff, that make it easy to do this. i mean, we could have been here until 1:00, 2:00 this morning. but the work that they've done to make it look kind of easy, kind of smooth, they have been working on for hours, for days, weeks and months leading up to his point. i don't know much more to say other than thank you, you're great americans. and people like to beat up on government workers. all i can say is they're not p

instead of worrying about jobs and this economy, they're hinking it don't matter. this is nonsense. we will fight this every step of the way. that's not upsetting. we will not change our redskin for no reason. i'm a true fan. these people running around for money. they want money. it's all money. and you say never do that. host: tony in washington, d.c., the report tweets in. of course, congress should get involved in redskins name controversy because they don't seem to have anything more important to do. and monty says stop engaging the nation in trivial issues. i don't know if he's talking to the congress or to the washington redskins this morning -- "washington journal" this morning. and bill said why not the redskins? and in other issues, "new york times," pines on the surveillance bill that the house passed yesterday. a bill that falls short is the headline of their editorial. unfortunately, the bill passed by the house on thursday falls short of these promises and does not live to its title. last-minute pressure from the bama administration -- that's from the "new york times."

--hink this is one of those we are getting to the he said, she said approach.k we should turn the temperature down and talk about what is realistic and what we can do. no one is doubting or very few doubting that the climate is changing. what is causing it? is it man-made? is a natural, as you suggest? it natural, as you suggest? a solar thing, and interplanetary thing? what i want to focus on is what we can do about it. my industry, the: the straight, the people providing -- coal industry, the people providing the standard of living in this country have become the targets of this. there is an interesting piece epstein written by alex , the director of the center for industrial progress. to his credit, he gave us a , the moral use of fossil fuels. he states that something is moral if it helps society, if it benefits society, if it makes people live longer, if it makes people have a better standard of living, if they can recreate. this is done that over the past 50, 60, 70, 80 years -- it has been fossil fuels. ofsome of the proponents shutdown fossil fuels or g