i chatted the iata. offer to south africa where all south africans. i get. south africans together this friday to mourn the loss of a man who changed the nation and inspired generations. nelson mandela has died after a long battle with the recurring not long in the us at the age of ninety five. thank you so much for joining us for fools think i'm only home this friday people around the world are paying their respects to nelson mandela the ninety five year old died thursday evening at his home in johannesburg was battling a reoccurring a long illness. mandela had been receiving intensive care at his home in this friday everyone from heads of state to people on the street are remembering mandela was both inspirational and controversial. kyle brown takes a look back now the life of the us mandela when the former trend state eritrean july eighteen nineteen eighteen. nelson mandela was meant to become a tribal chief. just like his father. instead he became an aliya in the first thought legal practice in johannesburg. he joined the african national congress korean

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and problems faced by on the make their decisions based on those things not abide is in otago the iata is happy with the ranking however saying it will form a key part of its marketing strategy abroad cold cold and are cheats what she has learned that the expense commission is to investigate the controversial redevelopment project in county tipperary which was mainly funded by tolls the tipperary hostile project was set up with the principal aim of converting it from and where cats into a torrent of stock market taking place at the project is still aren't finished. despite costing the taxpayer more than forming your own. almost one million euro of that money was gone down to turn this from an ear or worked in tipperary town into a holiday the project was supposed to last for years. however a team of four to twenty three falls trainees and a dope working on all here for over a decade. yet only a chapel on the slice was never complete. now pulls the major funders of the project to the jobs initiative scheme is in the spotlight for lending money earmarked for the hostile to be spent on do

on the conditions that its program is placed under strict control by the iata as we received was that the payment details to. iran had agreed to cease its uranium enrichment and twenty term. if i ascend to the steel in centrifuges while halting construction of a new reactor near the town of the ground. mr long list of concessions in round five minutes to still have a smile on his face in it and he wanted for his country offshore easing of sanctions nine ten months to regain control of billions of dollars class of much needed funds and foreign banks. we believe that it is the sanctions that have brought us to this negotiation and ultimately the more significant negotiation to follow for comprehensive agreement on the success that it was a threat to small to denounce as a dependency that one day all about the knights in the case at the school the fact that that the iranians have shown time after time that there's no evidence that he wanted to poke them with anything but peaceful. it's something that has been ignored by the west indian western governments but that is despite all that he

of august off i was so tired and burned down i fell asleep.rg [laughter] d no reflection but i said iataacation to check into ground myself did reconnect with my fiancee and my family. you have to say you are not a machine you cannot be a perfect mother and wife all the time. >> some of us are very critic. i am not there for my children. you feel guilty all the time. there has to be give-and-take.tere she put herself out thereng that we always examined her life to say are you kidding me? you cannot have become the ceo without missing a activities she says wife and mother first but i don't know that i believe that the then michelle steinbersaysr leading in and leave the office at five but what do you dowh when you get home? are you on the black perry? people put themselves out there then be a tax. >> then they have helped. >> now i will lock gun the eggshells. [laughter] she did say something that is not totally honest but you can tell she doesn't exa follow her own example. you cannot say as the ceo is more important to be a mother first. that is very hard too reconcile because in theory

like to how would iata see the u.k. solve its airport capacity problem? it is a huge problem. what we would like to see happen is for the air force commission to publish its recommendations and see if a cross party consensus on the way forward. there are possible salute -- various possible solutions. to mission is very well-qualified, smart people doing some great research and great work on that. i'm sure they will come up with sensitive -- sensible alternatives. the problem is, it is all too slow. it is being delayed so much. we would like to see a much faster arrival at a political consensus because any new project to solve this problem is going to cross across time terms of several different administrations. let us move forward instead of simply talking as we have for the last 30 years or so. >> i think we will hear not more news about that next week -- we will hear a lot more news about that next week. thank you for taking the time to join us. in 20 minutes from now, "surveillance" with tom keene. he joins us with a preview. we mount a -- we may have the name of the fed vi

iata the international airlinesion overseeing record airline profits 5.4% more next year.nd deutschebank a leap back to global growth. that is above 3%. they put a 71-page report out about rning talking return to growth. deutschebank has plenty of company. stanley, chs, morgan all agree we are going to have a return to global growth next year. before 3%. what i have done is shown you global g.d.p. year over year and highlighted this flat line to zero. above 3%. that is pretty heady. 15 years that is before the tech bubble. barely above ere 3% in the 2005, 2006, 2007 when that ody thought everything was just fine with the world. if we get above 3% that is big deal. the question for us as investors to which sectors are going rise the most? we looked at the world index, earnings growth by sector. we tracked this and found if you look into 2014 financials are supposed to have the best growth sectors, 12.8%. ut consumer service and goods %.e number two, 12% and 11.3 we will throw out financials because a lot of growth in just the is still reinflation of bad assets on balance sh