the international herald tribune says japanese communities are seeking investments from chinese companies to help them rebuild but they want chinese manufacturers to rebuild factories. >> this is "newsday." >> an attempt to rescue a kidnapped british engineer and his italian colleagues in northern nigeria has failed. both have been killed. >> greece says it is confident that will complete a deal to achieve the biggest ever debt rescheduling. >> scientists say a solar storm has not had any effect so far in power or communication systems. the magnetic storm has been caused by a disruption on the surface of the sun. planet earth seems to have escaped the worst of it. it had been feared that it went interfere with satellites. people living in the northernmost inhabited place on earth have not seen the sun since last october. thursday was the date was due to return after a long winter. it was cause for celebration in the arctic territory. >> ♪ >> it may not look exactly springlike by most people's standards, but this is the day when the sun returns after a long winter. the children have gather

it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close. but if you look hard, particularly those of you are going to go to the exhibition afterwards, if you look on one side to see the incredible punk can-can c

"the international herald tribune" says it is trying to depict his resignation as a part of his relocationnew york. this is newsday. i am in singapore. >> i am in london. these of the headlines. -- are the headlines. north korea will suspend the missile tests in return for food aid from the americans. >> after four weeks of the bombardment, the syrian government's ground offensive in homs is underway. welfare groups have stepped up its campaign to stop there is being farmed for their bile. bear bile is being used as an ingredient in chinese medicine. it is supposed to increase i said. it is expected from living baer's -- increase eyesight. tracted from living bears. >> this is a bear farm, where animals are milked for their bile. campaigners say this video shows the horror of this procedure. hear, a farmer shows how it is done. a tube is inserted into the bare stomach -- bear's stomach. it is supposed to increase by side. westerners believe this is cruelty. >> i think these bears into bidding toward society -- are contributing to society. >> this is the woman who shot the video. she spent

the international herald tribune says jap news communities are seeking investment from chinese companies to help them rebuild. they want chinese manufactures to rebuild factories in areas not far from the stricken fukushima nuclear plant. >> this is "newsday" on the bbc. >> our headlines this hour, an attempt to rescue a kidnapped british engineer and his italian colleague in northern nigeria has failed and both have been killed. >> greece is confident it will complete a deal with creditors to achieve the piggest ever government debt rescheduling. let's return to japan and talk about the towns badly affected by the tsunami, which are now getting the chance to experience the drums from africa as part of a care problem -- care program. joining me, one of the charity's lead african drummers. thank you so much for joining us. tell us more about this program and what brought you to japan to perform in the country? >> i'm here in japan, play in japan. helping people to motivate them after earthquake in tsunami. so it will motivate people and unite them. >> where have you been so far in japan?

topics of your have appeared in a variety of publications including reader's digest the international herald tribune a g.q. magazine said he first began her reporting clear in one nine hundred seventy seven at the associated press and later moved to london where she covered the chernobyl disaster for business week she return to the united states in two thousand and four to complete her most recent book in mortal hands a crushing or a history of the nuclear age currently stephanie is the editor of nuclear intelligence weekly part of me and talk energy intelligence group stephanie brilliant work and thank you for joining us tonight thank you for having great to have us with you i'm curious just at a personal level what sparked your interest in nuclear issues that took you to the point where you've become one of the one of the experts around the world on this at least from a rip reportorial point well if and if i go way back to when i started in one nine hundred eighty. i was at a conference in mexico city on nonproliferation when i hardly understood the meaning of the word let alone being able to pron

i believe very strongly in that, and i have persuaded the international herald tribune to give photo--name credit to photographers on--in every instance. c-span: we have here, and it's hard to see, but it's the credit on one of these, and it--it struck me. i was looking through the magazines to find one. this says nick utt, ap... >> guest: right. c-span:..and he figures in your book. >> guest: yeah. c-span: who is he? and by the way, before you explain who nick--is that the way you pronounce it? utt (pronounced ut) or utt (pronounced oot). >> guest: utt (pronounced ut). c-span: utt. and you've mentioned a bunch of 'em here. i've got one. we'll show another close-up here if we can get it. it's hard to get a shot of this, but it says 'contact' on it. >> guest: that's right. c-span: what are these different groups and--it's hard to see there, along the--when did they f--let me start ask--by--by asking this: when did they first start putting little credits on these pictures? >> guest: well, magnum had a lot to do with that, but life magazine was very good about crediting photographers. th

the international herald tribune reports georgia rien heart is being sued by three of her kids for control $18 billion according to forbes magazine. she calls her kids slackers and says they need to find real jobs. ouch. >>> come on, mom. oh, baby. an adorable bubble video is going viral. >> i think that's hilarious. buzz feed.com posted this clip. it's a magical moment as the baby sees bubbles for the first time. boy, is the baby excited. say it with me now. awe. >> there's nothing like kids and bubble. >>> in new jersey, the star ledger says a man has been ordered to share millions in lottery winnings with his co-workers. a jury decided yesterday that america lopes kept a $24 million jackpot for himself. so now he must split the cash with five former colleagues. they'll each get $2 million after taxes. and that's a long story short. >>> does sound like he tried to pull a fast one. because he was in the pool. cashed in the ticket and said no, that's the ticket i bought. not good. >> ain't going to work. >>> president obama is warning iran it must take nuclear negotiations seriously. charl