force station that is host to the united states air force units and personnel about 130 miles north of london. police cordoned off the area where the pave-hawk helicopter crashed, killing four u.s. air u.s. officials say the helicopter was on a low level training mission over england's coast north of london when it went down in marshland. local police say at the time, a second helicopter from the same military base set down in the area to try to help the crew. the concern now is the safety of those investigating the crash. >> we believe that there is some ammunition on board the helicopter. >> local residents pete and sue mcnesbii think they saw one of the helicopters through their window before it crashed. >> it didn't seem right to me. it looked like two headlights to me but it was going pretty fast. >> the pave-hawk chopper is a version of the black hawk chopper. it's used in aircraft as well as humanitarian issues. police say the investigation into the cause of the crash could take several days because the chopper carried ammunition and went down in such a rural area. now, anne-marie, the

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mark duggen died after being shot by armed officers in 2011 in north london.is death sparked riots that spread across england. he did not have a weapon in his hands when the police surrounded him. >>> the main u.k. opposition parties want to ban betting machines which critics say are particularly addictive. >> reporter: he knows how addictive the new gambling terminals can be. for years his life was consumed by his addiction betting on them. he spent every spare penny on his habit. >> you get into the cycle of the rapid highs and lows, it's like a drug. you become addicted very quickly. >> there are 33,000 terminals in the u.k. today, a huge proliferation. they're limited to four in each betting shop, but there are more betting shops on britain's streets than ever before. they're sophisticated and offer the lure of big wins, but you can lose quickly, too. critics say they're particularly addictive. now the politicians are getting involved with the leader of the main opposition labour party saying the terminals are spreading like an epidemic causing debt and mi

there was rioting that started in the aftermath in north london, which spread throughout the country, so clearly issues of race and policing are very sensitive ones indeed. that's why london's police chief sat down with community leaders and local politicians here at scotland yard earlier today. one notable absence from that meeting was the family. they were still too angry at the verdict to be able to talk face-to-face with police, but we did hear from the assistant commissioner for london's metro police service. >> ordinary men and women from london, that's what a jury is. they looked at all the evidence, not the rumor, the evidence and concluded that he was lawfully killed. he had picked up a weapon, had it in the car with him. in the split seconds before the confrontation, he threw it. >> police are to have video cameras which might help in cases like this. it won't help the mistrust that exists at the moment between the police and london's asian and black communities. that's a much bigger problem which will take much longer to address. >> time is running out for egyptians running

compossible tinderbox of social and economic tensions there was rioting that started in the aftermath in north londonhich spread throughout the country. so clearly, issues of race and policing are very sensitive. that's why london's police chief sat down with community leaders and local politicians here at scotland yard earlier today. one notable absence was the family of mark duncan himself, they are still too angry at wednesday's verdict to be able to talk face to face with police. but we did hear from mark who is the assistant commissioner for london's metropolitan police service. >> ten ordinary men and women that's what a jury is. spent three months they looked at all the evidence, and they concluded that mark was lawfully killed. he had picked up a weapon, he had it in the car with him, and the split seconds he threw it. and the us aers fired. >> in april police are to start trailing video cameras on armed response units which may help with evidence in controversial cases like the mark duncan one. but what it won't do is help the mistrust that exists at the moment between the police and london'

tim sherwood takes had tottenham side to north london rivals arsenal. and the first boss believes a win against the 10-time champions will be a huge result. >> we want to go and put a good show on and get the result. it will be the pinnacle of my short career if we go to the emirates and come away with our name in the hat on sunday. >> there are 23 ordinarily cub games on saturday. manchester city kick off the proceedings. another new manager takes his cardiff side to newcastle. and a tricky tie against a north-west club. one place off the top spot in the second tear championship. >> the n.b.a. with the los angeles clippers point guard chris pole could be sidelined for weeks after injuring himself during the win over the dallas mavericks. he dislocated his shoulder after being tripped by the dallas guard. he scored 19 points and six steps before being out. he scored the game, drew a foul for the winning points. the clippers defeating the mavericks 119-112. the houston rockets struggled against the new york nicks. it took until the last second. the play

decided to start a kick-starter campaign to film their journey, meeting each each other in london and visiting in northea. they were able to raise more than $40,000 to do it. but now they've started a new kick-starter campaign to get the film made. they need $80,000 because they have over 42,000 clips of this whole journey. >> oh. >> so, there's no more questions. they are sisters, that's what we've discovered? >> well, they believe they're sisters. they do go to south korea to a convention for south korean adoptees where they find out, they don't say anything, because this is a trailer. >> are you ready for this information? because you know it's a life-changing thing, whether you are twins or not. but you're both ready? okay. >> i want to see the film. >> yeah. >> they got me. i'm hooked. >> well, in order to see the film they need $80,000 on their new kick-starter campaign and they hope to have this released by 2015. >> do you think we're identical twins? >> yeah. >> so upset about it. >>> that's our show, everybody. we'll see you for the next edition of "right this minute." [son] she has no idea. [

london. global for you know with north. korea apparently reaching out to its southern neighbor in an act of reconciliation jonghyun has sent an open letter to the south calling for an end to hostile military acts a gesture dismissed by seoul as quote deceptive propaganda the move comes weeks ahead of south korea's annual joint military drills with the u.s. last year north korea threatened to launch nuclear strikes in response to american stealth bombers flying over the peninsula during the exercises. the government of south sudan has signed a cease fire agreement with rebels following peace talks and. according to the pact the fighting must come to an end within twenty four hours the u.n. says over a thousand people have been killed during the month long conflict half a million displaced. is said to determine whether elections are the second could be postponed a suggestion to delay the poll came from the election commission amid calls for the removal of the current prime minister and massive protests just since the end of l

north korea. ♪ >> welcome back. you are watching "the pulse" live from bloomberg's london headquarters. i am guy johnson. nba basketball star dennis rodman is in north korea playing an exhibition match. his trip was originally by an international betting giant but the company pulled the plug after too much negative press. they are still footing the bill though. >> as sporting stunts go, this one is pretty good. larger-than-life dennis rodman is back in north korea leading a team of retired players in an exhibition match. rodman who has a colorful history says he is close friends with kim jong-un. >> he is a very good guy. >> leader of the one of the world's most repressive nations and a man who recently had his uncle executed on charges of treason. to make this trip possible, and irish betting giant put up the money but as controversy swirled, they got cold feet. paddy power now saying they got it wrong and should not have got involved. they are still paying for it though. to honor their contract, they would not say how much. >> we will sort them out. >> paddy power is a company with a history of controv

he went down in moscow on the north norfolk coast about a hundred and fifty miles northeast of london they could be sent from the mandates of the deceased was in its fight for details of the victims can be released is not yet known what was the accident the means of egyptian coptic christians celebrated the christmas this point that we will face islamic militants that architectures egyptian security officers could be seen around egyptian judges or possibly she was trying to protect the coptic christians during the christmas celebrations and its status that islamic militants loyal to ousted president mohamad will say would target the churches the chips and trim president's mind of every red visit to the coptic pipe and a mining assets bought them into the government to protect an image of inclusion ahead of a crucial referendum the likes of this month the egyptian people do in the hall was seen in five broken into two tons of snow rollers who got to the ballot box is invited to school or a gangster a new constitution later this month the political drive up the clinton presidential parl

the crash happened in the north norfolk coast about a hundred and fifty kilometers northeast of london. according to preliminary data for people were killed in the crash. no information was given about the survivors the number of people on board is still unknown. the helicopter took off when the u s bases in eastern england. there's no information about the possible causes of the crash the area of the crash is cordoned off on emergency services were there the residents are allowed to remain in their houses of the pedestrians and motorists are not allowed to move for that. according to the daily telegraph the helicopter crashed in the marsh land that may hamper rescue operations. meanwhile the us air force confirmed that the us military helicopter crashed in the uk. it is reported that the aircraft crashed during a regular training play. the weather conditions cannot have caused the catastrophe. negotiation with the sinhalese authorities were ruined a scheduled meeting did not take place in environmental organization greenpeace bears responsibility for this. this was stated by the feder

london's messiest office. >> the jet stream which really marks the boundary between the colder air in north and the milder airwild manner. >> hooray, agreement. and they both agree this has nothing to do with global warming. yeah. but just wait. >> we are now at the early sfajs of a miniice age. >> what? >> this is the new norm. america is going to have to get used to world extreme, very cold blasts, hot blasts as well. >> interesting. i wonder what nasa thinks of that? do you want my polite reaction? that's fit for a family audience? there's been a whole bunch of people in history who say they can predict the weather through phases of the moon, fluctuations of the son, the entrails of their chickens. >> but piers corbin called this mini-ice age as long ago as 2006 without going near a chicken. >> the mini-ice age that we predicting are now developing. >> claims he's so good at predicting the weather that book makers now refuse to take his bets. >> i was i was winning too much. >> i interviewed him a few years ago, and all i really cared about was whether it would rain on my summer vacation to cornwall. >> yo

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north carolina born 30-year-old edward r. morrow in vienna and 34-year-old william shire in london. soon to join cbs on the scene radio team were 26-year-old eric exceptor ride and 21-year-old charles calling wood of michigan. nothing was really more memorable to many during the war years for media than edward r. morrow's nightly reports for cbs radio. with a voice that god might have envied he began each broadcast with this phrase, "this is london." he was toot ordered the long pause between this and london made the drama before the news itself was shared. he didn't close his broadcast with a then popular parting phrase shared among londoners in 1940 who endured a night of nazi bombardment in the blitz "good night and good luck." after world war ii they continued their shade and shunned the newly emerging technology of television. cbs had to turn to a 31-year-old douglas edwards to host the first television broadcast from 1948 to 1962. i really found no characteristic closing line from edwards, but his replacement, someone who became the most trusted man in america, according to on

london square. at the altamont pass, eastbound 580 at north flynn we have a big rig blocking one lane with traffic buildingat 36 miles per hour away from byron so very busy and it starts to loosen up. in san jose, this construction project lasts from now until 7:00 this morning with alternating lanes being shut down. >>> thank you very much, leyla gulen. >> who says there is no such thing as a free ride, you can get one on caltrain. >> the age is celebrating 150th anniversary so you can get a free round trip from san francisco to santa clara, stopping at six historic speeches along the ways departing san francisco at 9:40 a.m. and headed north from santa clara at 12:30 p.m. the santa clara depot is the oldest in the system indicate back to 1863. they developed the peninsula and seen an uptick in ridership the past few years. >> congress steps this to the target data breach investigation in america's money. >> new warning from the f.d.a. about certain drugs. >> a respected coach but not a fashion guy, what coach harbaugh's w ♪ [ birds chirping, twinkling noises ] you're always after me lucky charms! they're

that happened yesterday, about 6:00 local time on the north sea coast of england, about a hundred miles from londonbritish authorities say that the pave hawk helicopter, as they call it, slammed into the ground during a low-level training mission. police say the crash left an area of debris on the marsh, about the size of an american football field. let's bring in michael k., a adviser to the uk ministry of defense. he flew the british equivalent of this same chopper, right? >> yeah, i did. actually, shep, i was one of the guys that trained the instructors to train the pilots on the tactical events that go on with such missions. but before i go on, shep, what i would like to say, my thoughts and prayers are with the friends and family of the crew that perished. and it's a stark reminder, really, of the inherent dangers and threats and risks that are involved with this courageous role that these guys carry out. >> the locals are saying that something didn't sound right and that the thing was really low. but these fly low as a matter of course, don't they? >> you're absolutely right. and i think it's

it happened northeast of london when the air force went down along the north sea.cause has been determined yet. the chopper was on a training mission when it crashed. and investigators say the debris is scattered over such a large area it may fake days before they have a better idea of what happened there. >>> a deadly avalanche has killed the grandson of a man charged with founding that resort. it is not clear if they were ski boarding or snowmobiling. experts say the danger in colorado is particularly bad. >>> but it's been described as a couple hundred yards wide. and maybe up to ten feet deep. running close to 1,000 feet of vertical. we've been seeing over the last ten days or so just a general increase in the size of the avalanches in the back country. >> this is the second avalanche death in colorado just over the last week. >>> a montana judge who made national headlines over his sentence for a convicted rapest has decided to retire. but judge todd baugh insists his stepping down after 30 years has nothing to do with the controversial case. when he sentenced

london the high, 10, rain showers for you. paris sunny skies will be working your way in gradually. showers towards the north. 14 for the high. farther towards the east, moscow you're really not seeing double digits at all. 2 only for your high there. lows are definitely beginning below the freezing mark across much of eastern europe. let's see what's going on in eastern asia, as well here. and we have a new low pressure area starting to develop out of china. that's bringing some showers at this time in shanghai. looking at some rain showers. it will be working its way off toward the east. right now at least on tuesday mild conditions across much of japan over towards korea. that's going to be shifting over to rain showers by wednesday, in tokyo by wednesday night into thursday. this low's going to start to work its way off towards the east and bring some showers as well. most of this is going to be rain. still could see some isolated patches of snow in the higher elevations. but most of it will also be shifting over to snow later on in the week. we're talking about this next blast of cold air coming in from

north. >> number of men are going to walk out of here rich, but a handful will be remembered. >> one of the characters in this series is jack london. >> first name's jack, last name lon didn't, put that away in yo memory. >> oh, cool. >> famed writer fromta era. >> what you'relooking at here is awal novel. >> playing jack london, this guy here, johnny simmons. >> looks look a ton of fun. johnny's joining us to talk about "klondike." how are you doing? >> i'm doing good. how are you? >> awesome. no green screen, right? you guys acted every single scene yourself in these actual elements which at times are very cold, right? >> yeah. there was no glereen screen, nothing like that. they wanted to create the environment. two days we couldn't even shoot because it was so cold. >> what was it like for you to play the character of a real person? >> so much written about jack london. in a way, my homework is done for me. i mean i've got to go read all of his books. to actually have somebody that you're playing speak to you through their art and their work, it was -- it was really incredible. >> talk about the costumes. >> one of the best mo

london and paris 6-7 degrees. warm here, and that warmth will extend to the north-east of europe. 2 degrees is not cold.should be minus nine. snow in place and into saturday. not too bad further south. temperatures around 5-6 celsius across southern parts of europe. >> unsettled weather piloting in across the north-west. we are looking at a drier spell making its way into the western side of europe as we go on through the weekend. down to the south-east. wet weather making its way out of the eastern side of the mediterranean. syria, lebanon, jordan, into iraq. heavy rain through friday, making its way eastwards. we could - wouldn't be surprised if we see flooding coming in as the system makes its way further eastwards. the weather stretching to central areas of the gulf. we may well see a fair amount of cloud and rain making its way across the likes of qatar. expect rain here as we go through saturday. dry weather in behind it. temperatures picking up into beirut. lovely sunshine coming in with a top temperature on saturday - a pleasant 17 degrees. >> beautiful temperature there. thank you very much. >>

north and south of but also the west and east divide. we are ines happen, for a very exciting. . >> lots to come. ho>> londonirgan in am mark barton in london. the world bank raises its growth forecast. -- thehington post lender is-based predicting the global economy will grow this year. this followed a conflict with the biggest shareholder over the 3 billion euro offer. they are seeking to boost the world's largest bank to avoid nationalization. and the british labour party is expected to charge a chancellor. chris leslie has tabled the cop pay senior staff bonuses. welcome back. i mark barton. >> and i am anna edwards. asian stock markets are higher. that is the global -- world bank raises its growth forecast. we have the details. bankoptimism for the world comes with some conditions. the asteriskith that we are in taper mode. it says, not everybody is prepared on an equal footing as it were to defend against the smooth and orderly unwinding of qe. let's go with the upside. austerity supplementing recovery. we will get growth on a global races, 3.2%. the world will grow at double the rate is here that it d

north carolina born 30 year old edward r. murrow in vienna, 34 year-old william shire in london. oon to join cbs radio team were 26 year-old eric sever right of north carolina and 21 year-old charles collingwood of michigan. the national appetite or their life news broadcast grew steadily during the horrors of world war ii. nothing was really more memorable to me during the war years from median than edward r. murrow's nightly reports for cbs radio. with the voice that god might indeed, he began each broadcast with this phrase. this is london. and he was tutored by bob trout that a long pause between this and london made the drama even before the news itself was shared. murrow within close as a broadcast with a then popular parting phrase shared among londoners in 1940 who would endure the night of not seek bombardment and the blitz. good night and good luck. after world war ii most radio veterans continued their chosen trade and the shunt the new emerging infant technology of television. so cbs had to turn to a 31 year-old douglas edwards of oklahoma to host the first regular new

controversial here in the uk because london competes with that new york and hong kong is no competing insights here in anything that damages the sixtieth on the north it damages done to it. both the damage is yet to us the whole of the pta to atone for his summing up for his central message was still some on the continent like to see this is just the uk receiving its own self interest the expense of the collective good. but it's the fault is it. it would help protect the collective interests of no new risen and the states and they will have to choose between joining the year at which the uk will all did. leaving the european union. and these risks and the schools reform that's going on to brussels keep lifting up the dentist is a veteran jason moore human rights since the uk. in fact at brussels has talked about it praising the structure of human rights on all its member countries which would cause the legal challenges to businesses and governments at the uk already all tease out too fast in nineteen ninety eight said that the government so that i can get back into the hearts and doing something again that's the latest in it and only light if repri

london has hosted in the last four years. the sold-out crowd got its money's worth. joe johnson got credit many threp3-point shots, former nba r dennis rodman's controversial trip to northorea. >> he didn't invite me to go with him. and had he, i would have declined. i think those things are best done in coordination with government to make sure the right protocols are followed and sports diplomacy is used at its highest and best level. and there's a huge huge spot for sports diplomacy. birthday parties for dictators that torture kill starve, develop missiles and bombs, not so much. and that's my thought. >> well, baseball commissioner bud selig called, instant replay, only used to determine home run calls and initiated by the umpires but starting this season, fan interference, force and tag plays, foul fair calls, and batters being hit by a pitch and baseball players will be provided with one challenge in the game and a second potential challenge if the first one is upheld. only that if a manager has used up all his challenges umpires would now be authorized to initiate a review on their own. tony russa, estimated that almost 90% of all potential calls are now reviewab

london. >> the names of the dead airmen are expected to be released within 24 hours. >>> the backlash is growing today against former nba player dennis rodman for his cozy relationship with north korean leader kim jong-un. this won't help, either. watch. >> happy birthday to you ♪ >> rodman sang happy birthday to the north korean leader before leading a squad of former nba stars for a friendly game today part of his basketball diplomacy mission being criticized here in the u.s. >> [ bell tolls ] >>> a moment of silence and bell ringing 19 times today to mark the third anniversary of a shooting rampage that left six people dead and 13 wounded in tucson, arizona. former congresswoman gabrielle giffords who was shot in the head that day attended the commemoration. she later skydived over arizona alongside a navy seal. >>> the federal reserve released minutes from its december policy meeting today. that's caused mixed reaction on wall street. this is a live look at the big board and you can see the dow is down about 91 points. >>> the talk of this week's consumer electronics show in las vegas is a big announcement from yahoo. as kiet do explains, ceo will take the company in new d

. >> hello there, i'm in london, protesters in ukraine refuse to leave independence square despite a new law targeting demonstrations. ♪ >> and how one of northrica's most famous folk rock stars is lending his voice to canada's indigenous people. >>> but first a syrian rebel group has claimed responsible for a car bombing in the lebanese capitol of beirut. at least four people are dead in the attack which occurred just a day before peace talks are to get underway in switzerland. an al-qaeda group claims they are responsible for the blast. >>> the explosion went off in the street in a neighborhood loyal to hezbollah which is fighting on the syrian government side. this latest bombing is in retaliation for an attack allegedly by hezbollah on the lebanese town on friday. abraham is hezbollah's head of media relations and joins me now fromdy rate. what is hezbollah's reaction to this attack? this is the fourth bombing, isn't it? in the same area in just a few months? well, i'm afraid we -- we have lost the hezbollah spokesman. we'll try to get him back. meanwhile, delegates have already started to arrive for those peace talks in switzerland. ban

kelso and form a london train ride officer i'm thinking i was just enjoying this but let's first take a look at how protests are dealt with in europe and north america. well if you are found guilty of steering a riot in britain you define yourself in jail for fifteen years and nine years if he hurled petrol bombs in kearney we get just two years of vandalism in france from defacing statues to tearing up strains is punishable by seventy years behind bars like in corinne ill get you locked up for just three years accounting or even encouraging the overthrow of the united states government can get you thrown in to sell for up to twenty years that's twice as much as in ukraine. well finally. don't hide your face and around lee in canada because getting ten years' detention would dampen your enthusiasm and its cans just fifteen piece in ukraine so i wasn't a look that's what's happening in some other countries now i child was returned to you and get your take on the situation in ukraine. specifically the progress of this scale be allowed to go this far in london for example. one thing to get the last question we just need to go the way that the t

intelligence officer he's also a former london trained a right officer think it is for joining us but let's first take a look at how protests are dealt with in europe and north america well if you are found guilty of stirring a riot in britain you could find yourself in jail for up to ten years and ninety years if you hurled petrol bombs but in ukraine you would get just two years of vandalism in france from defacing statues to tearing up streets is punishable by seventy years behind bars by any of crane it'll get you locked up for just three years attempting or even encouraging your withrow of the united states government can get you thrown into a cell for up to twenty years and that's twice as much as in ukraine well finally don't hide your face at a rally in canada because getting ten years attention would dampen your enthusiasm and that's against just fifteen days in ukraine so that was a look at what's happening in some of the countries now charles let's return to you and get your take on the situation in ukraine and specifically could a protest of this scale be allowed to go this far in london for example. well i think the answer to that question which

north american continent how many are canadian banks, they would be shocked to learn that five out of the nine are canadian banks. >> you just heard judith welling speak about the berni madoff, if it's the london whale or madoff, it's shareholders paying, it's not the banks paying. >> in companies like microsoft you have investors who own 40% of the company. in big banks of the united states less than one-half of the 1% of the shares are owned by insiders. 99% of the stock are directly owned by you and me. the net effect of that is that the person who is being fined is you or me. what did we do wrong? nothing. who is not being fined? well, the guy at washington mutual, he wasn't fined. jimmy kane wasn't fined. and over at countrywide, they weren't find. why are they penalizing you and i for something we didn't do and not penalizing the people who did the things that were incorrect? >> dick, you always have great food for thought. author of "guardians of prosperity." a good read. it's sub title is "why america needs big banks." forget tv, smart phones and tablets, there is a bigger product being rolled out at the electronic show. it will reshape the auto industry. and bourbon sales, we're heade

it's not unusual for prisoners in north korea to say after their release, they spoke in similar situations under duress. nbc's michelle kaczynski joins me from londonat if anything is the state department saying about all of this? >> well, right after we saw this video, the state department did put out a press release from a spokesperson saying we remain very concerned about kenneth bae's health. we know that he lost 50 pounds, according to his family. he had to go into the hospital, suffering from the effects of diabetes, among other health problems, including claims he was going blind, and the state department said we continue to urge the dprk authorities to grant bae amnesty, immediate release. that's what we're hearing from the u.s. government, which has continued to try to get his release through diplomacy from the swedish embassy there. they have visited with him. he also received a visit from his mother. he's been detained for more than a year. first, at a farm labor camp, that's where his sister said he lost 50 pounds. and then moved to a hospital. i mean, he gave this press conference today saying that it was sort of something that he had

approach the north bay the rain is coming futurecast >> pam: this is video of rain already falling in the sierra and here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. our chief meteorologist jack london it is live in our weather center patrick jacqueline when can we expect to see ryan? rain >> jacqueline: as we zoom in and little closer and concede that it will be more widespread within the next hour. pretty steady and heavy rain it is raining right now. the cold front has not moved through yet. >> jacqueline: so we will sebring largely for tomorrow afternoon at a slight chance of more rain by one but we will be dryer by friday and saturday. >> pam: new tonight at 8 >> reporter: lee showed up that a counselor may have given marijuana to a student. officers are rested tam and booked him into santa clara county jail. selling marijuana to two students. parents are absolutely shocked at the news. police tell us that this case will be submitted to santa clara district attorney's office. he is due back in court tomorrow and be held on bail. kron 4 news. >> pam: >> pam: to find how they are feeling about their personal safety? >> reporter: >> the time you are traveling to that part of the w

london. >> reporter: a team of americans he's bringing along to play in an exhibition game for dictator kim jong-un's 31st birthday. a northorean senior basketball team will take on the american side that includes kenny anderson, cliff robinson and vin ker, along with craig hodges, doug christie and charles smith. >> it's not political. it's all about basketball, entertainment. >> reporter: in a statement overnight, former new york knick charles smith said that he's excited to play in game, writing, cultural exchange is about sharing, sharing ideas and thoughts on education, culture and life. kim and rodman met last february when rodman took the harlem globetrotters to north korea for a documentary series. he went back in december to help train the north korean national team. rodman has been criticized for his new friendship with the leader of one of the most oppressive countries in the world. >> lot of people in america don't approve of what i have been doing, but that's not my problem. >> reporter: rodman responded to the backlash in an interview with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> are you aware of his threats to destro

their north american plants last year even as the yen weakened against the dollar for a second straight year. gains were not matched by records in sales. welcome back to "countdown." >> 6:42 here in londonsaidisn't in a michael bloomberg in a discussion with bill gates and betty liu in new york -- technology is and enabler. i think the basics really haven't changed. education, business, philanthropy is still about people looking each other in the eye and listening to each other, working collaboratively and collectively. you have to be careful and not just think technology is going to do everything for you. at six matter. -- ethics matter. the education of our kids is the most important thing. there are enormous changes in the job prospects of people at every level him and some will lead us down a path with some very severe problems. nevertheless, the first and most important thing is every kid getting a good education. in some parts of the world they understand that and in some parts of the world they don't. sadly, in america, we don't seem to. we keep falling in the rankings. we are lucky to be in the top 30. that does not bode well for the future, and we have to pull together and get

in our financial system first it was the london whale scandal but it was a lie before and after that it was the news that h.s.b.c. helped launder money for north american drug cartels what does wall street how does wall street continue to get away with that obvious criminal activity and what can we do to keep the big banks in check joining me now for more on this is larry doyle former mortgage backed securities trader with bear stearns bank of america and j.p. morgan and author of the new book in bed with wall street conspiracy to cripple our global economy larry welcome to the program tom thanks for having me on your spirit see to cripple the global economy is no more a conspiracy to take everything they can get and if it cripples the global economy so what i guess depending on how you want to look at it. perhaps some of both but in fact. and looking hard at this as i have over the course of the last five years and i realize the term conspiracy is a it's an aggressive term. but when you look at the preponderance of evidence from the banking system to the legislative process in the regulatory process ultimately the only appropriate word is in

london, greece, china and italy. back to you guys. >> doug luzader joining us live with the details. thank you. >> now to another alert. an american missionary held a prisoner in northea making an urgent plea for help. kenneth bae surfaced for what he called a news conference held at his own request. bae was arrested while leading a tour group. they accused him with crimes against the state and sentenced him to 15 years of hard labor. he hopes the u.s. will do everything they can to secure his release. >> hamid karzai amping up the anti bhern recei-american rheto. he will not consider signing a security deal to keep troops in his country. he demands the u.s. resume peace talks with the taliban this after the third american killed during a deadly terror attack is idea god is not dead fied. alexandra peterson a professor at the university of afghanistan had just arrived in kabul. he was killed friday when a homicide bomber set off a blast outside of a restaurants. two other americans were hurt a -- 18 others were hurt. >>> the country has halted the most sensitive nuclear activity and is diluting the stockpile of uranium. they agreed to tush the enrich. program. the u

london and china. so, no, everything is being done by the united states. but the fact is this is a dangerous region in russia, the north caucasus, and the active terrorism organizations there. and the russians are not cooperating anywhere near the extent that the greeks or chinese or brits did. >> what about the suggestion they not wear their uniforms outside of the olympic venues? has it really come to that, that american athletes have to hide the fact that they're american athletes? >> i think it's an indicator of how serious the government take -- takes this. the fact there are real threats. putin talked about the ring of steel around the main olympic venue, the fact is once you get outside that venue, or even going from venue to venue, there is real vulnerability. so i think that's -- i would advise the athletes that do everything they're asked to do by the security team, the state department, the fbi. they may feel safe and secure, wander off or wear some indicator that they're from the u.s. and leave themselves open as a target. this is a dangerous situation. hopefully things will work out. but it's nowhere near

north, how does carney deal with this? >> i think he has a massive problem on his hands. the economy is recovering nicely but it is very uneven. t is londonthe rest. exports have not done particularly well. compared to global trade. so i think you have a very complicated task at hand. a nice recovery but one that is skewed. i think it is a real question whether he can wait until 2015 before he can hike rates. we think he will just make it over the end of the year. he has committed himself to forward guidance. >> you think he will be raising in 2015? >> our forecast is early 2015. there is a probability that it will be late 2014. >> the reason first? >> the reason is that the economy is growing too fast now and too unevenly, to make other monetary tightening measures. >> the macro rules won't allow him to be able to hang in situation where he doesn't have the hike rates but at the same time he can take some steam out of the housing market. >> it remains to be seen if they are successful. > thank you so much for now. erik nielsen stays with us. we will be talking about italy. and monti. he has a job to do. >> crack the whip on the interns.

london today. a prince is born. a future king of england. >> pirates found booty the off the coast of north carolina, they did. >> i happened to me? >> here's winston paying a visit to the set live on christmas eve. >> i want to climb on this desk so bad. >> i wish you wouldn't i wish you wouldn't. i want you to sit down. how do you think i would look? >> no. i don't know. >> i can see it. >> you think. >> the oaislely dynasty. >> it is a disaster. >> but i figured a lot of it out. i figured out the bronze plan. the bronze plan is what color your finger will look like after you give yourself a prostate exam. >> if you walk around with that kind of secret and go on national news, wouldn't you dial it back a little bit, be a little on egg shells? >> i don't know. ♪ highway and cruisin' and driving down the road ♪ ♪ head on the highway >> only our record producers know who's on the other line. i will be as surprised as you. let's take the call together. it's greta, who's on the line. >> hi, greta. this is celine dion. >> celine dion. who is this? >> dick cheney. >> mr. vice president. >> other tweets were with about m