she unexpectedly heard from nigel.rom nigel which was kind of out of the blue. >> so you tell him where you're going. >> i tell him where i'm going. he's still interested in pursuing journalism. why not invite him to come with me? >> amanda e-mailed her mother about the risky trip. >> and you're thinking what in. >> i would really rather she didn't go. >> do you think you were, maybe to use your mom's word, a little headstrong? >> yeah, i was headstrong. and i was even a touch naive. i don't think that i had spent enough time throughout my 20s thinking about what would happen if something did go wrong. >> reporter: it was on the flight into somalia that another passenger warned amanda and nigel just how wrong things could go. >> he said your head alone is worth half a million dollars in mogadishu. be careful. >>> coming up, a single terrifying moment that transformed amanda's life. >> a dozen armed men were emerging. all of them with ak-47s. i had went into shock. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ want to play hide and seek? yeah! 1... 2... 6..

nigel scott is only today did they danced the night. chinatown burst into song and dance to be here no force and said they'd been doing a new year to eighteen in the giants get into the spirit of represented by one of twenty islands from the chinese zodiac. i drink an ounce and spring cup it's a dog in his speech that it seems that means me del footy irish offense was so cool in the nineteen festival and eight mom got me nice sheen off the fifteen the city patients ahead of the big d is the background. but the video which is before us so this is a fun day the new year eve. and yes an abatement of a degree the patients into a paste using forgotten band since beating and the clayton homes factories and restaurants that don't go your own cleaning streets of chinatown the system was constantine back to the ideal flushing and good fortune and prosperity and seizing the lead back out the new year has gone by the nazis and witness my nation on earth as hundreds of millions of chinese shouted across the board parts of the deal tuesday the festi

nigel cassidy, bbc news, france. >>> there you go. thanks, nigel.ying to get tom in, the big boss at airbus. i think he's late from another meeting. i'm going to go and hopefully interview him and we'll run the interview later in the afternoon. don't miss it. lots going on. follow me on twitter. you can find me @bbcaaron or treat tom enders and say where are you? you got to be on gmt. >> thanks very much indeed. thanks for being with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, you heard the one about the struggling comedian? it's not funny. we're going to give you an insight into the tough business of making people laugh in just a minute. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. >>> hello. welcome back to gmt on "bbc world news." i'm david eades. our top stories, opponents of venn swill land president nicholas maduro claim his government is on the ve

there you have it, nigel. i photographed my seahawk and bronco doughnuts.ds only ate seahawks. i best they like the idea of bluizing. if they like idea of your stock it's a great growth opportunity at the moment. what drove your numbers specifically that surprised you this time around? >> well i don't think it was anything that really surprised me, liz. people love our growth story. we've got growth in dunkin' donuts u.s. we have growth now in baskin-robbins u.s. which is big difference from our ipo we'll continue to improve our international business. on top of that we had very good comps in dunkin' donuts baskin-robbins. i think we kind of fired just about on all cylinders. think i that that is what people like. they love our model. they love our franchisee friendly approach. they love the fact that franchisees invest money and we get great returns and great mare begins. what is not to love about dunkin' brands? liz: i tell what you i id like. not only did you beat on the revenue, eps, anybody can engineer that but revenue looked good. expectation for rev

i can't do that anymore. >> no. >> nigel, let me ask you about the coffee wars.s one of your secret weapons. mcdonald's has had success with that. now you have coca-cola taking that big position in green mountain. i just wonder if you have to keep innovating in that area as well to keep up with this growing business that's still growing out there. >> well, we do keep innovating. right in front of me is the brown sugar cinnamon latte. >> you got a product for everything. >> no, no, no. this is the coffee, if you can see it, bill. i was excited when i got the call yesterday that our good friends at both green mountain and coke were coming together. we intend to be part of the results of that partnership. we have a wonderful partnership with both coke and green mountain. i'm excited for them, but most of all, i'm excited about what may come out for dunkin' donuts. >> so nigel, so you're going to move into the cold drink space then in terms -- because this is going to be a new cold drinks machine and a deal they're working on. >> well, kelly, we're already in there w

huskies with nigel williams with the runner and the foul.an 10 seconds and chase and randal with the feed for the dunk and waive it off and called for charging. udub ends a three-game skid and the cardinals fall to 15-8. meek montgomery and cal on the loose. richard solomon and sol solomon had 15. the bear ropes by nine. he went off on fire. in the zone at 39. less than 30 seconds to go and he had 22 and they go to overtime. it backfires and the breakaway dunk to finish it off. 80-76 cal in overtime. a great finish in college hoops. in jeopardy of losing their first. 4.4 seconds left. from 35 feet and bang. did he get it off in time? that is the question. they look and they check and yes syracuse is 24-0 escaping pitt in dramatic fashion 58-56. a great night of basketball. college and nba. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. dan and carolyn? >> you are not kidding. that was great. thanks, larry. >> the wrestler with the big heart. >> coming up next, the make a wish reach tonight. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is some

huskies with nigel williams with the runner and the foul. 10 seconds and chase and randal with the feed for the dunk and waive it off and called for charging. udub ends a three-game skid and the cardinals fall to 15-8. meek montgomery and cal on the loose. richard solomon and sol solomon had 15. the bear ropes by nine. he went off on fire. in the zone at 39. less than 30 seconds to go and he had 22 and they go to overtime. it backfires and the breakaway dunk to finish it off. 80-76 cal in overtime. a great finish in college hoops. in jeopardy of losing their first. 4.4 seconds left. from 35 feet and bang. did he get it off in time? that is the question. they look and they check and yes syracuse is 24-0 escaping pitt in dramatic fashion 58-56. a great night of basketball. college and nba. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. dan and carolyn? >> you are not kidding. that was great. thanks, larry. >> the wrestler with thbig heart. >> coming up next, the make a wish reach tonight. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is some of

huskies with nigel williams with the runner and the foul.s and chase and randal with the feed for the dunk and waive it off and called for charging. udub ends a three-game skid and the cardinals fall to 15-8. meek montgomery and cal on the loose. richard solomon and sol solomon had 15. the bear ropes by nine. he went off on fire. in the zone at 39. less than 30 seconds to go and he had 22 and they go to overtime. it backfires and the breakaway dunk to finish it off. 80-76 cal in overtime. a great finish in college hoops. in jeopardy of losing their first. 4.4 seconds left. from 35 feet and bang. did he get it off in time? that is the question. they look and they check and yes syracuse is 24-0 escaping pitt in dramatic fashion 58-56. a great night of basketball. college and nba. abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. dan and carolyn? >> you are not kidding. that was great. thanks, larry. >> the wrestler with the big heart. >> coming up next, the make a wish reach tonight. >> first, here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is some of the magi

. >> and also joining us is the travis,brands ceo nigel that is dunkin' donuts, as you can see with theehind mr. travis. you said you might potentially be interested in buying another franchise business that has good growth prospects. can you tell us more about that? >> first, nice to be with you. we talk about what we will do in the future all of the time. we take a long-term perspective weour business and over time have looked at several other concepts. i do not think we are going to buy anything in the near future, but over the longer term we have some core capabilities, which is managing franchisees very well, managing the brand. i think we are moving more and more into the technology space him i had on the formula that has worked -- base, and the formula that has worked could be successful for other brands. >> one thing you are very good at doing is managing your cost. your operating margins are the 47%,in the business, about better than mcdonald's, starbucks, burger king -- take your pick. how do you do that? >> it is a relatively similar -- simple formula. we have a great busines

people of this country for the statement she's made today well that comes from a guy whose party leader nigel farage started the year off by saying thirty million remaining in a bulgarian immigrants are knocking on the door of the u.k. first of all thirty million was a completely false figure secondly they haven't come so the point really at the heart of this story is not whether vivian reading is saying anything with a whiff of elite isn't the truth of the matter is the british people don't know enough about british influence and how the brits operate in the european union and they can't do so because they are fed a diet through various newspapers which is essentially pap it's not true well i think the british people are going to see vivian reading and also pizza for the statements he's just made is the part of the elitist group who really want to control their country be one of the most important statements that if you're reading also said today was that you must understand she said that there is only one parliament in europe and that is the european parliament and that sovereignty is gone

what comes from a guy who's party leader nigel far rock stars of the year off by saying thirty million remaining in a bulgarian immigrants are knocking on the door of the uk festival said unity was completely full figure. secondly they have come to the point really a halt to this story. you know whether vivian rating is saying anything with a width of the beast is the truth is the british people don't know enough about british influence and how the brits operate in the european union mekong do so because they are fed a diet through various newspapers which is essential to me it's not true one thing that a british people are going to see vivian reading and also pizza for this thing is he's just made is the costs of the leases for it. we really want to control the country before the most important status of the day reading also sent today was a gee you must own this time she said there is any one column and a new or not is the european parliament and its sovereignty is gone and the person should own this town that once they sign the streets east summit in less than remains union. whilst

well that comes from a guy whose party leader nigel farage started the year off by saying thirty million remaining in a bulgarian immigrants knocking on the door of the u.k. first of all thirty million was a completely false figure secondly they haven't come so the point really at the heart of this story is not whether vivian reading is saying anything with a whiff of allegiance or the true feeling that the british people don't know enough about british influence and how the brits operate in an european union and they can't do so because they are fed a diet through various newspapers which is essentially pap it's not true and if you don't take my word for it lord leveson in this inquiry made it very very clear that the british press media on balance when it comes to the reporting of britain's relations with the european union and the fact is it is important that they understand that we all should understand the truth from both sides of the argument and the problem within the u.k. is that the public are only getting one side of the argument on a regular basis these days well speaking of t

>> nigel has been working with google and 40 other organizations.explains the map will update every month using data from nasa's satellite, processed in google's cloud. >> you can now see a month by month where forests are being cleared. >> greenpeace targeted nestle in 2010 for endangering orangutans. a youtube video graphically showed someone biting an orangutan finger instead of a kit kat bar. pledges have been made, promising better sourcing. just last month, the world's largest palm oil trader followed suit. even girl scout cookies will only use palm oil certified as sustainable. >> it is relatively easy to say we are going to make sure there is no more deforestation. it is much harder to actually check it is the case and ensure it is happening, all the way back up to supply chain. >> the map is overlaid with palm oil and logging licenses for each company, you can see which ones are in charge. >> you can see in real time whether or not that supplier is doing what they promised. >> it is almost like a nanny cam. >> a nanny cam for forests. googl

coming up, nigel travis. the chinese year of the donut.el travis from dunkin' donuts. 3:00 on " street smart." >> do they make a sugar-free donut? i am serious. i think they might. in which case, i might have to. i am on a sugar-free diet. >> holistic and natural. us this morning. we will look at sony i believe. earnings, a surprising forecast of a lost. >> heading into the results, it is a matter of bad or terrible. headed for a 10th straight year of losses. it has been bad for a long time. it forecast a surprise loss of one point $1 billion. 1.1 billion for the full year versus an earlier profit forecast. you really have to scratch your head there. the company cutting 5000 jobs on top of the 10,000 jobs it had are ready cut. the ceo not really getting the job done. he said they will sell the pc business and splits up the television division. the question is whether this goes far enough to appease dan loeb, who has been pushing for a spinoff of the entertainment business. he says sony needs to restructure its tv and pc businesses overall.

saw nigel frontage in the u.k., here was his statement. were the british people to be given their own referendum on this issue, the result to be the same but by a landslide. it is difficult to argue with his logic on that. we don't know what would happen if these come to popular contest in europe. we will see when we have european elections later this spring. >> thang q so much, hans nichols. >> the french president josh three-day visit to the united states begins today. politics, taxes and big tex topping the agenda. manus cranny joins us now with more. the significance of this trip is actually not to be belittled. huge issues. with a president that is so embattled at home, he is going to want to make his mark in the u.s. >> he has the lowest setting president ratings on history, unemployment as a 15 year high, and he is perceived as the millionaire taxman. i think this is very much about statesmanship for him to try to reflect backwards at home. it is about being seen as more pro-business. it is his first state visit since 1996. i think

nigel was the counterterrorism chief at the time of the 9/11 attacks. >> it wouldn't be the first timehappened. 9/11 was planned out of hamburg. >> using europe as a base. >> exactly. >> fighters returning from syria to the uk regardless of claimed intentions can be arrested. citizenships yanked. 16 were blocked in january. authorities are also counting on in fighting between militants. zawahiri announced al qaeda is coming with one group for being too extreme. >> the ambiguity of being a foreign fighter in this conflict are becoming slightly harder on the ground. >> one more thing working in the authorities' favor, some of the jihadis never get home. over 20 britons have been killed in syria along with reportedly the american we showed you. he's said to have died shortly after making the video. shannon. >> thank you, greg. >>> a kinder, gentler vladimir putin in the run-up to the olympics. >> and supporters of democratic candidates learn a lesson about reading the fine print. the grapevine is next. tall the building is or how ornate the halls are. it doesn't matter if thereare g, or b

this wonderful man, and i'm going to say his real name, nigel johnson.i was leaving the group home, he said life dealt you a [ bleep ] hand. i went gee, thanks for the encouragement. and good life to you, too. he says, but you can always ask for new cards. and i said, how? and he said, you're going to figure it out when you get tired of holding that hand. that's what i did. that's really the point of the book. >> the handbook, by the way, on that cover page, that's great hair. rosy perez, pleasure to meet you. >> a pleasure, as well. thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps reple

this wonderful man, and i'm going to say his real name, his name is nigel johnson.e told me when i was leaving the group home, he said life dealt you a [ bleep ] hand. i went, gee, thanks for the encouragement. you know. and good life to you, too. and he says, but you can always ask for new cards. and i said, how? and he said, you're going to figure it out when you get tired of holding that hand. and that's what i did, and that's really the point of the book. >> the handbook for an unpredictable life, how to survive cyst renatts and great hair. by the way, on that cover page, that's great hair. rosie perez, pleasure to meet you. >> a pleasure, as well. thank you so much. >> we'll be right back. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. an entirely new menu created with your busy schedule in mind. pronto lunch starting at $6.99. handmade italian sandwiches,

. >> reporter: celebrity photographer, nigel albuquerqba the success in tanzania. in culture and tradition and reluctant to change. >> spoke to the women who had been trained by the foundation in the ways of how to deliver a babily safely. if you can reach a group like this, you can reach anywhere in the world. >> reporter: and the foundation seems to be doing just that. take for example, sub saharan africa, several hundred babies being born every day hiv positive but the good news is, started in 2008, i was -- thousands of babies being born -- realizing a generation free is doable. >>> secretary of state john kerry is wrapping up his first year as the nation's top diplomat, and sitting down with cnn. our own jake tapper asks the secretary whether the u.s. got, quote, played, in that nuclear deal with iran. the secretary's answer and jake when we come back. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where villages floated on water and castles were houses dragons lurked, giants stood tall, and the good queen showed the boy it could all be r

. >> filmmaker nigel barker shares his passion for helping children with hiv/aids.ser pediatric aids foundation. >> we have the medication. people have to be educated around the world. we have to get rid of the stigma of getting tested. >> reporter: nigel barker saw the success of the program when he visited tanzania. >> i spoke to the women who had been trained by the foundation in the ways of how to deliver a baby safely. if you can reach a group like this, you can reach children anywhere. >> reporter: the foundation seems to be doing just that. >> take africa. several hundred babies are born every day hiv positive. the good news is, when i first got started in 2008, i was saying, 1,000 babies are born every day hiv positive. we realize a generation free is doable in our lifetime. >> best of luck to him on his efforts. >>> next, we take a look at the other reason millions of you are going to watch the super bowl. imagining, on expedia you can book any flight, car and hotel together to save even more. plus, get an extra $100 when you build your custom trip. expedia

. >> celebrity photographer nigel barker founded success when he visited tanz ni a. tradition. >> i spoke to the woman who had been trained by the foundation in ways that were safe. >> if you can reach this, you can treat children anywhere in the world. >> the foundation seems to be doing just that. >> take for example subsaharan africa. 700 babies are born every day hiv positive. the good news is when i first got started in 2008, i was saying 1,000 babies are being born every day hiv positive. they are realizing a generation free is doable in our own lifetime. . >> it's a new reality show about football. we are talking texas here. things are bigger and more intense in texas. they interviewed a coach as the show debuted a couple of weeks ago and already real life trouble. here is cnn. >> children's football coaches gone too far? >> you have the opportunity today to rip their fricking head off and let them bleed. >> that's the question at the heart of the controversy ofs from the night tykes featuring five football teams with children as young as 8 years old. >> i don

you have nigel farage tweeting last night, this is wonderful news for national sovereignty and freedom lovers throughout europe. >> it is. and we're going to get democratic votes in may for the parliamentary elections. >> there's a more fundamental question, is that the right way of putting referendum before the people? >> i think it highlights the question, crystallizes the question about what's going on more broadly in the eu right now. >> how many people were asked if they wanted a single currency? >> well, maybe they would have voted against it. >> exactly. we'll leave that one. >> you can't end on that kind of question, ross westgate. >> unemployment rates in spain are how much at the moment? and greece? >> too high. >> we hit the unemployment numbers and they have not had the euro. i'll leave that one hanging. >> thank you so much. >>> bank of america is trading near the top 600 after nestle could be looking at ways to reduce their $30 billion stake in the cosmetics giant. here are the details in paris. stephane, every analyst suggested that actually they were going to stay as th