we want to go to nicole johnson in kuala lumpur. i acknowledge the news is difficult for family members. >> that's right. we saw that on wednesday, when two chinese women, two relatives of the passengers came into the media center, and tried to protest, open a banner complaining about the information that they had been receiving, and they were bundled by security guards into a room. they were not allowed to speak to the media, and were dragged out of the room in the middle of a huge media scrum. it goes to show the amount of pressure that the al-asian authorities are under. -- malaysian authorities are under. later they said they re great the scment, and they will screght it. people are hoping for good news out of the find in the indian ocean. it was a measured press conference. no official word from malaysian authorities here commenting about the find. we will expect to hear from them in about four hours time. they give an annual press briefing in the afternoon. at this stage they have not said anything officially. >> with that sai

as nicole johnson reports, it's still not clear why the old cabinet resigned or whether it was forced to. >> reporter: egypt's president has sworn in a new government. the housing minister was the first to take the oath. however many egyptians wait to see what they will do. there was speculation that he would design permanently as defense minister and then run for president. turns out he's staying on as minister of defense and leader of the armed forces for now. the position of interior minister has not changed despite pressure by some political parties to remove mohammed ib rahim. and it's not just the political scene that is shaky. security is also untabl unstabl. it was obvious on friday when in cairo one person was killed and a dozen injured when the police cracked down on protests. >> there is trouble in alexandria as well. boys were shot dead. >> he lost his life for the sake of his country and the sake of his religion. the current rulers are to be blamed. >> reporter: in the last few weeks there have been strikes and protests by workers who want to be paid more. keeping a lid o

nicole johnson, al jazeera, can yokuala lumpur. >> the pro h prohibition of chel weapons overseaing the syrian chemical weapon said priorities one and priority two chemicals were delivered and loaded on cargo vessels in the past week. >>> the lebanese army has been sent into two towns which are in the grip of sectarian tensions related to the war. thpeople have become increasingy angry as many have fled south from yabroud. yabrod was a stronghold until it feel. stephanie decker. >> it's been tense here since sunday when the rebels stronghold of yabroud fell to the syrian army. >> we knew there would be retaliation. we knew the fighters would come and react against us. we lost some to these car bombs and rockets, and we had to close the road. >> reporter: but the road closure has hit this makeshift clinic hard. the wounded often brought here and the with the roadblock those seriously injured could not be delivered to the hospital. >> we have 130 wounded since yabroud fell. unfortunately, the road was closed to humanitarian cases. we ran out of medical supplies. we hope the road will stay

her mom nicole says her daughter is a very peaceful baby who is already a great -- >> and our final johnson baby of the week is chapman howell dunning born in alabama on january 23rd. his mom offers this advice to new moms, don't be afraid to ask for help. >> absolutely. >> congrats. >> if you want to submit your baby to be our johnson's baby of the week, the details are on klgandhoda.com. >> we're going to have a recap of our pop the question videos. throughout the week we have been showing you the finalist videos. the grand prize is, what, a romantic getaway? where? the beautiful scrub island resort spa and marina in the british virgin islands. and it is up to you to pick the winner. >> we'll recap the top -- these are the three proposals you're voting on. first one is jason and stephany. jason surprised her at a pep rally at the school where she teaches and look. >> yes. >> and the ring. >> all right. next is haley and garrett. garrett wrapped up a rug shampooer box and the balloons said will you marry me. >> oh. >> she said, as long as i get to keep the shampooer too, yes. >> erica and

johnson. take a look here at verizon, sprint, no pf just to name a few. back to you. adam: thank you very much, nicole. fedex is getting iced out, literally. the shipping giant reported disappointing numbers. whether leading to big mrs. purple profit and revenue. donald, a lot of people will look to the fed for an indication about the economy. what does this tell us? >> it tells us we will continue to see growth in e-commerce. the real problem for fedex, though, was the weather. the response to it, ironically, in the quarter were said the situation from an earnings perspective. they dow dealt with it by throwing money at the situation. they paid their people more to work more overtime. they pay their people who volunteered to work on christmas day. i had a package delivered to mike -- to my house on christmas day. adam: was it all because of the response to the bad weather? >> this was weather related. last year was the second warmest most mild winter. this winter, of course, has been anything but mild. they were 99 plus% online. adam: fedex was able to grab a some of the market share. >> i fully expe

nicole kidman. she a very good guitar player, right? >> nearly watts is a very good-looking lady. but really? >> things you need to know from adam johnson>> russian oligarchs. there the main target. dealmakers in london stander lose out. more than $180 billion of russian generated business is now at stake. matthew campbell joins us from london. wealthy russians have standout out across europe. we know they have homes in switzerland, bank accounts there as well. sports teams across the continent. especiallylondon vulnerable? an exaggeration to say the business capital of russia. when you have a lot of money, as a lot of these russian oligarchs do, you need to invest it. you need to find lawyers, accountants, bankers to advise you. and they have come to london. they feel protected in the u.k. rather than in russia. >> specifically, what kind of this mess has been interrupted by the crisis in ukraine? >> there have been a couple of initial public offerings that seemed to have been shelved. one by a retailer which has put off its ipo. another the which is a pretty well known german retailer, was going to float its russian retail business. l