and illegal may originate in mozambique is actually sixteen. after today no one in the village can say they didn't know that. some even combining to herself as a child bride thinks the campaign is working the decision on this photo was designed to force until tomorrow when you know what i think that the longer they want it understood that you shouldn't force children to die they should just go beside themselves when they want to marry. it's just what i was the eye. it's going to school offers the girls a chance to determine the course of their own lives back school. i don't wannao go b to my house uffered so muc and too muc like a new school term i can et job training and earn my money. mother's childhood is over. perhaps their daughters can lead to better future they had the opportunity to mozambiqu to rapidly aging population in japan for intricate unique and countries like germany. i can begin to notice quarter of the population. this meant no wonder the problem is equally keen to in japan. that was the coursof the population is overixty fiv

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back in the cold war days, he served alongside fighters and places like mozambique and angola. in the 1990's, he was and the saint peter berg's mayor office looking for deputy mayor, vladimir putin. putin brought him to to the 2000.n in as any sechin was called -- and then sechin was called to darth vader. he is part of the security service like a faction if you like inside of the kremlin. he said the deputy chief of staff. many said he was well above his weight. then president putin became prime minister and he became deputy prime minister. .e was chairman since 2004 then the government decide it is not a good to have a government officials also be the chairman of companies. he simply, when president putin came back to the presidency, he returned as the ceo. i should not say sellable. rosneft is the largest commercially traded oil producer. >> he has $20 billion stake. how tricky does a making? >> an uncomfortable position. sanctionednot been as an entity. the ceo has. we have seen this before. think about it, bob dudley, he has got a seat on the board at rosneft, those aboard

cold war days, he was on the front lines in some of the biggest hotspots in the cold war down in mozambiquend angola right alongside cuban fighters. and the 1990's, he was in st. petersburg when now president putin was deputy mayor. then.working for him that he came to the kremlin at was deputy chief of staff for putin and deputy prime minister. he became chairman in 2004. the government decide it is not go for officials to be chair men. maybe i should not just a ceo of rosneft because it is the world's largest public we traded oil company. >> thank you so much. still with us for his views on the market is yannick naud. we talked a little bit about oil a you were saying, some of the companies have taken profit. you had an interview with the ceo today. anything else or are you waiting for more details? it is difficult at the moment to see how these sections will affect. now, you have got to be a big element. large investment in russia. nevertheless, even before the sanctions, after the exploration , it has been trouble for quite some time. or whatever it is in russia. we have more and more t

disasters include heat waves in europe, wildfires in the united states, and deadly flooding in mozambique. some areas of the world are getting too much water, and some not enough. as a result, risks in the report include the rising price of food. it also says it will increase many other humanitarian problems, such as poverty and sickness. global warming is a recent rise in the world's temperature, believed to be caused by the increase of certain gases, such as carbon dioxide, in the atmosphere. china is the number-one carbon-dioxide polluter, followed by the u.s. cellphone use is now estimated to be involved in 26% of all motor-vehicle crashes. that's according to a new report from the national safety council, which says the number is up from the year before. 5% of crashes involve texting, while 21% involve talking. motor-vehicle crashes are the number-one cause of deaths for teens. an english bulldog fighting cancer and a neurological condition has captured hearts throughout the world, thanks to social media. a couple rescued the dog, griffin, a couple of years ago and started a facebook

of food stamps, n nowitzki would deny -- no one would deny those who really need them, then weer mozambiquet is a bad commentary on america, america needs a full. economy we need to raise minimum wage, stop giving away money to corporations, and stop giving away money for war. and do something about trade deficit. we're not addressing those issues unfortunately, and democrats in some ways have been just as much at fault as the republicans on some larger budget issues. neil: i fear both sides, i commend you are not joining name assault and all that. i also best the republicans who say that, there are still a few say he was born on neptune, i think we don't get anywhere whether we refuse to see how our spending is out of control when someone looks at our health care related spending and wants to trim its growth, is likened to wanting to kill medicare, is that fair? >> if you privateize medicare, that is what this budget does, you are essentially giving insurance companies more money and causing people to pay more for health care. neil: what if you give them a voucher to give them a choice, le

it points to heatwaves in europe, wild fires in the west, and deadly fires in mozambique and pakkizetan. the disasters will make it easier for disease to spread and: >> environmental activists are urging world leaders to do something about the problem. >> it's the time to act, cut emissions and fight climate change. there's ample opportunity, and that is when they need to put better policies on the table and save the people. >> now, although a majority of the scientists back the report, it's not unanimous. the study is focussing too. on the risks you can read more on the web side. let us know what you think. back to you. >> and straight ahead it most of what we know about alcoholics anonymous wroong, and are addicts hurt as a result. the eiffel tower celebrates a mile stop, not bad for a structure that wasn't supposed to be around. >> our 12 step programs - are they failing people that need them. alcoholition anonymous helped millions to overcome addiction. a book calls into question their methods and success, and the success of rehab programs in generate. i'm joined by dr lance doda

but this accident occurred in south africa and killed the president in mozambique. the widow who married nelson mandela was pleading with someone to find evidence and i tried to do that in the book i wrote. >> very interesting. so you have been down a similar road. as i pointed out, we don't have much time. thank you for bringing us that information, because we may have a few more days before the batteries run out in the black boxes. you throw out a potential date of april 15th to give them a little more time, and that is perhaps a ray of light in which you have brought the viewers tonight. dr. allen diehr, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, harris. >>> it looks like things are getting worse not better for ukraine. pro-russian demonstrators are storming government buildings across the eastern ukraine, and we are hearing about this and getting video into specific zones. activists want to see a referendum to join russia, not just part of ukraine, but all of it. >>> well, here at home honoring the past and looking to the future. the george h.w. bush presidential l

the soviet day, he fought alongside, or the soviet union alongside cuban fighters in places like mozambiqueet russia, he landed in st. petersburg where he met putin and worked with putin in the mayor's office in st. petersburg. he was a senior official in the russian government himself until the russian government decided they should not have senior government officials also running state backed companies. since then, he has been the ceo of rosenft. -- rosneft. >> what will this mean for rosneft and other big companies? >> the company itself has not been sanctioned. in this case, it is just the individual. just the ceo of the company. it is not great, though. exxon does business with the company. the are hoping to drill most important well of the year in the arctic starting in august. think about bp. iny own about a 20% stake rosneft. bob dudley, the ceo of bp, he is an american citizen. he will have to go to these board meetings. from an optics perspective, from pr. >> thank you very much. that does it for today. i will see you back here on bloomberg tv at 3:00 p.m. for street smart. ♪ blo

we are just opening five new offices in angola, ethiopia, both in the -- mozambique, tanzania, and burma. we are expanding our offices throughout asia as part of the president having us to continue to refocus and rebalance our efforts towards asia. here trying out to help promote business doing more exports. that is a big part of what the trade promotion inter agency effort does. as i think people can tell, there is an enormous amount of cooperation that goes on between our various departments. we work hand in glvoe. ove. >> one of the most important development initiatives is power africa. that is thought of as our ability to shape strategies that get the investment in africa going to provide energy to the citizens of africa, which i think is part of what you'll be talking about in ethiopia, ernie. but how do you see the mix of energy developing in africa fossil hydro, renewable? there are a lot of places in africa that are pretty remote. what is your sense of what the likely strategy that countries are likely to pursue their? >> first of all, let me say on power africa, that was a majo

the world getting into deepwater development, whether it's deepwater gas and the symbols of the mozambique and tanzania, deepwater oil in kenya, five. outcome of sierra leone. governments that have not had such experience with expiration, they haven't had the governments experience. so what do you advise government like that to do to make sure that they can manage their end of the business? whether it is something more performance-based than prescribed it, whether they get out and help to ralph been reached through. but if they came to you and that, how do we make sure we prevent accidents, what would you advise them to do quick >> they need to do several things. they obviously need to develop a regulatory structure and regulatory system status can stand with their their society and their culture. in alien can be grafted onto a particular governmental system and work. or without experience, regulatory structure does you no good. so once he figured out what the regulatory structures that make sense, given societal and political cultural norms in your country, you are going to need to get ex

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mentions worrying signs of this happening in mali, gambia, mozambique, kenya - the countries listed in one paragraph. is it possible to assess how major this is. how many tonnes of drugs are getting out of av yes -- africa into the european union. >> i can't tell you how many drums, but it is a serious problem. drug traffickers from south america are looking at africa because of the corruption, instability in the state, governments unable to contain the situation, and where i am in guinea pass awe. the problem is bigger because of instability. because of how it has been since 1994. when the country held the election. the fact that senior government officials, milt initials are involved -- military officials are making guinea passau be the hub of cocaine in west africa is growing. this country is going to be the narco state in this region really. >> thank you. >> let's explore this with eliza bet harmon, a research fellow from chatham house. whoever takes over will have an enormous job to control the drug problem spreading out from guinea pass awe. >> yes, you are right. it will be diff