chemical weapons. five other nobel awards are to be presented and stop home later today well the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons or old ecw was formed in nineteen ninety seven. as we heard its aim is to rid the world of chemical weapons ballots were destroying citizen higher chemical arsenal helped it win the peace prize was also the organisation's biggest challenge ever. dw i suppose the ships in copenhagen on the decision sets out on a dangerous journey. then headed to the syrian port of tom keogh to pick up a straight of chemical weapons an international mission with my new realizations will be prohibition of chemical weapons. thanks to my page it's the first edition of its coming. inspectors face of going to cost the two or three but the nuts is that they are yet to come the three weeks four weeks five weeks. his defeat is the most difficult and shorty the most seminal to call the school. their worship inspectors was sent to syria after a chemical weapons attack in the suburbs of a couple damascus killed hundreds of people and oldest western power was going to syrian government for the atta

syria mess is its year end deadline for ridding itself of toxic weapons we speak exclusively to the head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to find out why. you're watching r t live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me. for the second time in just two days the russian city of volgograd has been targeted by terrorists today fourteen people have been killed after a suicide bomber blew up a bus less than twenty four hours earlier if some similar assault on the city's railway station claimed at least seventeen lives artie's margaret howell is following the developments in volgograd. i am here in the marketplace where that troll a bus exploded this morning at eight thirty in the morning causing a massive deaths bodies everywhere a lot of information that is still coming out about the stroll the attack that happened this morning it has been confirmed that there was a suicide bomber on that trolling bus that claimed these lives we have an eyewitness account of this event. i was in my way from work to the u. turn and then i heard a blast i was already standing in a queue and one of the other drivers asked

pushing for months to get the most deadly chemical agency out of city and by the end of the year at the height of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says the likely miss the december thirty first deadline. it is said to katie and couldn't have said that this schedule for transporting materials used in the weapons to syrian poet he called on government leaders to help secure safe routes for the nation. it places the beans to the area after and made over the past few weeks. more than four hundred people are reported to have been killed. the plan is to love the chemicals on to a us ship at port in italy and this goes as them and see officials with the organizations say the delays will not change the deadline for disposing of all the chemical agents by the middle of next year the meet next week to review their progress. the us government wants to do more to promote the development of marine resources including methane hydrate. it plans to hold its first ministerial meeting next month to discuss new legislation was supervising the country's exclusive economic sell the crown lands behind the united states european nations and china in t

michael louis is from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and speaks to us fromhe hague. thank you for joining us on the show. it seems like it's a very international effort. was there any hesitation for any of the governments involved in terms of being involved in this operation? >> there was some misunderstanding at the beginning, when we got into this business of planning the removal, relocation of syria's chemical inventory, if you will. that - these were - we were talking about chemical weapons being moved around the world, and asking countries to receive chemical weapons and destroy them. >> it's not the case. it's a major advantage for this operation. only a very small portion of syria's chemical weapons program actually is stored in the form of ready to use chemical warfare agents. 98%, 899% of all these chemicals we are talking about are component chemicals that have to be mixed first, and loaded into munitions. and be chemical warfare or weapons. so that really reduces the level of risk when we are talking about moving bulk chemicals from point a to poi

the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been slowly but surely destroying the world's most dangerous chemical stock tiles. hope is that they will be able to achieve disarmament. nobel prizes in literature and economics are also being awarded at the ceremony in stockholm. the prize itself consists of a metal, a diploma, and 8 million swedish crowns, 8 million euros. >> thank you so much, karen roberts. we have continuing coverage of the memorial service for nelson mandela going on now at the stadium. for two to going on three hours now. there you can see the vice president of china, one of several diplomatic heads of state to be speaking today. before that you heard an inspiring speech from the u.s. president, barack obama. sophie, thank you for joining us. you are a former correspondent in johannesburg and yourself had a chance to meet and interview nelson mandela several times. do you have a particular memory or something about him that strikes you the most? all at theuck us time was his extraordinary warmth. he clearly loved human company it was very striking. after

chemical weapons. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons will public details on wednesday. it was meant to start removing the stockpile. five chemical attacks are likely to have been carried out in syria. >> israeli police rounded up 150 migrants who abandoned their holding facility in the desert. the african might grants were demonstrating. they are against a law allowing illegal migrants to be at the facility indefinitely. >> dozen of migrant workers are running low on food. the rights group says 80 asian workers are waiting for up to a year's worth of pay. the qatari government said it will review working conditions for labourers. >> opponents of the death penalty in the united states say incident men and women are being executed because of a broken and bias system. executions have taken place in the midwest and southern states. john hendren travelled to kansas to meet a man exonerated while on death row. >> reggie griffin thought he would never walk free. for 30 years he's been in prisoned, sentenced to death for a murder he did not commit. >> i'm lost. i'm saying, you

of the markets. >>> u.s. defense officials are preparing to dispatch a ship to help destroy syria's chemical weapons. they say they plan to test their system next month. officials from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons and the united nations are overseeing the destruction of the weapons. they intend to dispose more than 1,000 tons of chemical agents by the middle of next year. they plan to transport the most hazardous substances out of the country by the end of this month to destroy them at sea. pentagon officials say two chemical processing units are being installed on the transport vessel. they say the operation to turn the stockpile into low-level hazardous waste will take up to 90 days. they say it's a proven technology and poses little danger. >>> residents of cities across northeastern japan have seen crews working to rebuild their neighborhoods, even if they complain about the pace of reconstruction. some people who live in smaller communities say they can't get the help they need. so one group of architects has stepped in to change what they see around them. here's nhk world's yuko aotani. >> reporter: shoko fukuya has knead her career as an architect but she doesn't desi

of a joint mission to demolish syria's chemical agents says they are preparing to destroy them at sea. head of a joint mission between the u.n. and the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says teams plan to carry the highly toxic chemicals to syria's main mediterranean port. with the help of other countries, ships would transport the agents outside syria and bring them to a u.s. vessel specially equipped with a destruction facility, but security and fighting still remain major hurdles in the country. >> security remains a key challenge for all of us. as you know, the destruction of a chemical weapons program has never taken place under such challenging and dangerous conditions. >> cog is calling on the syrian government to provide support to her team. the end goal is to eliminate the syrian chemical weapons program by the middle of next year. >>> health authorities in hong kong have confirmed the first case of human infection of the 479 n strain. researchers have found the virus in a 36-year-old indonesian woman. she's been hospitalized and in critical condition. health officials believe the cause is a live chicken she slaughtered and cooked while traveling in mainland

pushing for months to get the most deadly chemical agents out of syria by the end of the year, but the head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says they'll likely miss their december 31st deadline. they said security concerns have set back their schedule for transporting materials used in the weapons to a syrian port. he called on government leaders to help secure safe routes for the mission. their forces have been staging air raid after air raid over the last few weeks. more than 400 people are reported to have been killed. the plan is to load the chemicals on to a u.s. ship in italy and destroy them at sea. the delays will not change the deadline for disposing of all the chemical agents by next year. >>> emergency crews in eastern canada are still struggling to restore power more than a week after an ice storm hit. tense of thousands of people have spent their holiday period without heat and lighting. the storm began to wreak havoc just days before christmas. ice built up on trees. the weight of it brought the trees down across power lines. more than 300,000 households in and around toronto lost electricity. the crews have

part of the year of two thousand and sixteen it will leave a mixed legacy as far as chemical weapons are concerned especially in syria where with his bold dire proliferation on prohibition over the space of a few months well to discuss based on knowledge joined by our math isn't due director general of the organisation for the politician of chemical weapons mr ism just thank you very much for taking part in the program. thank you very much separator now you call two thousand and thirteen a truly historical here i hear that so at the office the w. embark on probably the biggest challenge in its history trying to eliminate syria's chemical weapons in the midst of an active war but i wonder how much progress has been achieved so far. the progress has been cost says it will. several categories of chemical weapons have already been destroyed and chemical weapons production facilities have been rendered to unusable you know very short time all chemical weapons were identified and prepared for transportation to outside syria so now we are entering into a new phase but so far the progress has been very significant and now despite these successes that you just mentioned the dad

syria misses its near end deadline for ridding itself of toxic weapons we speak exclusively to the head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to find out why.

it was issued for the prohibition of chemical weapons says that washington is now offering to help and to destroy islam of serious tall pile of lethal weapons. according to the hague takes only the us government will be providing the financing to help neutralize those weapons which would most likely take place at an offshore facility in the mediterranean so small we can speak out to get a peek at who is an ex butts on chemical weapons he joins us now from john ah kit in the west of frosting to be joining us. that goal. all of that organization and gold the west is for all those chemical agents may remain in from syria by the thirty first of december the thing that goal. i can be achieved i don't. that way. we the podium the day the combination of humanity here are the agents. sean to be the straw in a machine you may keep you happy too it's gonna be reviewed at the end of your twenties you when you are able to learn to treat. i'm afraid. huge progress. and then he called a tumor that she encountered that will strike up a new beginning. oh by the end of semester two fourteen. better tha

the united states has offered to help the stories of serious chemical weapons the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons as washington's prepared to finance and carry out the work on much that would include the destruction on syria's poison gas arsenal and is seen as too dangerous to transport to another country. the lp cw is implementing a plan to completely eradicate serious chemical weapons program. i made twenty four team. i must change gears and two sports now and the latest from the bundesliga where byron meaning continued to set the pace. aryan robin start again after his exertions in the champions league last week. dutch winger scored both goals in a routine to nil victory with a triple winners against lowly i've got bounced by. saturday's other results so far look like this. mine's on the home to dortmund with her cousin breezed past been around for a time frame and shared out eight goals in a spectacular four all draw. sanders is on the unfinished goal essential to ensure guard are still playing. on friday both starting cameron drew one all more on that in a minute. on sund

>> on december 10, the nobel peace prize will be awarded to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. modern chemical warfare began in world war i, and next year mark's 100 years since that terrible conflict began. preparations for the anniversary are in full swing in europe. today, young people can hardly imagine that there great grandfathers once fought each other in trenches, but it's just a short drive from our studio to the mass grave in northern france. >> can a simple object change the course of history? marcus is on his way to the french custody side -- countryside, which looks peaceful enough, but signs point the way to the battlefield. it's only due to the object in his bed that he is able to be here at all. it is an object which illustrates the madness of war. >> i'm here because of my family history. in particular, my grandfather's bible, which he carried with him in world war i. he was a soldier stationed near here. this bible saved his life. >> for marcus, the cemetery is a chilling, yet impressive site. >> look at the senselessness of this war -- rows upon rows of cros

this year's peace prize was homemade organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons for its work in syria the uh uh uh. receiving the word head of the window seat and spoke of the forest of chemical weapons in the trenches the world where one to the poison gas attacks in syria this year. you cannot see them. the knesset member. and they offer no mourning for the unsuspecting but the effects are devastating. bad name. but i need. or suffocate and eighty cents. that is rating isn't and never paints. the old ecw was fourteen force in nineteen eighty seven international commission held one chemical weapons. this year he was tasked with overseeing the destruction of serious chemical weapons stockpiles. the agreement to destroy the weapons full of poison gas attack in august that killed hundreds of people in damascus other after the ceremony there was a traditional twitch like to read. under the wing. all i think it's it's a really good reads that he did that its position as i'm. will we go to recognize it if it's on thet climate that with god today and the will of it's sad to see due

world's chemical weapons watchdog has called for the elimination of chemical arsenal is the brown clan. each and i can muster for years as the chief inspector for the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons i can then start a wiki with the organization when it was established in nineteen ninety seven he served as chief instructor foot ten years. i cam as the japanese had much to contribute if you have read mr brown has a lot of experience in disposing of old chemical weapons and has adequate technology. so i think japan can contribute to the abolition of the arsenals in terms of its human resources and funds immunization will receive the nobel peace prize at a ceremony on tuesday. i can i say yep thought it would be difficult. like achievements to be publicly recognized because it stars often worked in sea kayaks. a generation ago people used magnetic tapes to store music and other types of day that since then you wear for men such as cds and dvd have taken their place. now engineers in japan on greenfield the technology up to date an hp of our weekend time and that explains. one school of the most sophisticated matter to take the camry call it the same amount of the

global chemical weapons once todd has been awarded the nobel peace prize and is again again is a shame for the prohibition of chemical weapons have pushed for more than a decade. they gained international recognition when he took on the job of overseeing the destruction of the series chemical arsenal the extent that the knives at the ceremony in oslo and mittens and to promise to make chemical weapons in the pants. the really need to look at the fate of the survivors of such effects people are destined to spend the rest of their lives sunscreen on minimal physical or psychological pain. to understand why such weapons must be banned the point is that the organization since its in the afternoon gas attack in august. the media's later agreed to destroy their stockpiles of chemical weapons. syrian government troops and not let up in their fight against opposition points as the missile just have me taking control of the strategic town opposition forces use to control the town of noble it's located along the highway connecting the capital damascus to this end to city of palms. it will now be eased if the governmen

oksana boyko speaks exclusively to the director general of the organization where they prohibit of chemical weapons how much has been achieved in twenty thirty. and you call two thousand and thirteen a true historical hero here that saw the office of w. embark on probably the biggest challenge in its history but i wonder how much progress has been achieved so far the progress has been cost says it will. several categories of chemical weapons have already been destroyed and chemical weapons production facilities have been rendered to unusable you know very short time all chemical weapons were identified to prepare it for transport to syria now despite these successes that you just mentioned the dad line for the removal of category one agent that deadline is going to be missed i wonder whose responsibility do you think that it is the russian federation as well as others of the other co-sponsor of the process of the united states and the united nations have been very active in the past weeks in delivering the necessary equipment for transportation and most of the equipment made available and we expect

transportation of all chemicals to the port of latakia and now the there is the deadline for that and that was december thirty first but organization for prohibition of chemical weapons is saying that deadline is most likely not to be met because you don't have to transport the chemicals the route they have to go via the route from damascus to a talkie which unfortunately is rife with various armed gangs populating the area so that could present some danger although russia is helping out in that regard by sending its special heavy duty armored trucks and lorries in order to transport these chemicals now after they reach the port of latakia the chemicals will be boarded on several vessels belonging to denmark norway. and russia and head over to italy where they will be transferred to another vessel this one is belonging to the united states unfortunately the americans are saying that that vessel is not ready for that for that stage of the process and when it will be ready nobody knows so there is also of course the issue of the actual destruction of the chemicals and there are two ways that could be done and the details are being figured out today in moscow by all par

i'm rebecca foster for j and windy in washington the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been working on a plan to look serious chemical weapons on to it being the ship and transfer them to a us ship which is currently docked in a secure place there's currently no information on how the transfer will take place and whether it will be made while the ships are at sea or imports but both options of accomplishing the transfer are very dangerous the wake of deadly chemical weapons are gathered to be transported exceeds five hundred tonnes. it is reported that the transfer will happen at the end of this year and fall when the moon chemicals will be processed in international waters the weapons will be parked for us made reactors which have their own power generators and air filtration system making the process completely self contained with the missions accident especially containers in lower tax experts claim the procedure is environmentally friendly the location for storing the emission containers has not yet been decided the chemical weapons elimination process is schedu

the united nations an organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons to emission confirm that syria is unlikely to meet the december thirty first deadline to move its most dangerous chemical arms of the country. a number of other factors affected the schedule including security issues logistical problems in weather conditions. the u n and o p c dub you are making every effort to remove the most dangerous chemical materials from syria as soon as possible. executive council is scheduled to meet next on the eighth of january two thousand fourteen to review the progress. michael schumacher is in critical condition after striking his head in a ski accident that took place amid a resort in the french alps. according to doctors the seven time would chip in forty four your michael schumacher suffered a serious head trauma. at that time he was brought to the hospital he was already in a coma he really was taken in for operation and now he's in critical condition still in a research institute will open in kazakhstan soon it will conduct research on the properties of whom is in the methods of

and that the nobel peace prize will be awarded to the organization so the prohibition of chemical weapons. what the chemical was static and in world war one and soon xd im not. he is since that terrible conflict began. preparations for the ancestry are in full swing and europe. today young people from belgium strong standing in britain can hardly imagine that their great grandfathers once looked each other and trying to use. but it's just a short drive from us to get in brussels to the mass graves the fund is an often trumps mystical object change the course of history. skyler is on his way to the town is dead on. today this french countryside looks peaceful enough. but street signs point to wake to the shelter but tiny. the battlefield it's only due to the object in his bag that marcus kyler is able to be here at all it's an object which illustrates the madness of war. still as ever on here because of my family history in particular my grandfather spinal which he carried with them in world war one. in the senate think he was a soldier station you forgot this bible saved his life the divi

as the operations looked after by a russian warship escorts the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the un recently announced that the deadline for december thirty first will not be met. eye . twenty two team is coming too close we went to tok to settle the leading business to officials in israel. then they predict twenty fourteen will look like. chat she is i believe that there is a part because we have no choice. palestinians have been from the east and south of us and we are here to stay home from gaza the west bank we will have to learn to live with anyone. i feel time just doing his job so i filled the young generation is bringing a new way with facebook youtube twitter at the end of the day people want to live to make a living as a result we already see today very positive things in the west bank but significantly less. i really want to hope that this treatment will prevail and debris people will become both sides of the conflict you won't be overnight. you won't be easy that we want to watch because we have no choice. lebanon. i teach is destined for tea may well be the ye

two days up next on a biker speaks to the director general of the can i say sion for the prohibit of chemical weapons in while it's a part. the . economic ups and downs in the final months the london deal and the rest because it's going the case it'll be a great we told me. put it under a little more than a lot of the commune hall of fame type you know alone. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure.

sharing the physics on her, and sharing the nobel for sciences and the organization for the prohibition of chemical weaponshe peace prize and here's the director commenting on nelson mandela's prize. >> years ago, nelson mandela stood on this podium receiving the nobel peace prize together with the president. , hisictory over apartheid refusal to give in for bitterness and the desire for revenge represents one of the against victories of mankind. after the ceremony, the nobel laureates have selected guests will travel for the traditional nobel banquet. they are always held on december 10, the anniversary of alfred nobel's death. bitcoin is not just for buying bitcoin. matt miller takes us on a little shopping spree. iran is getting its first ice- skating rink. i will cater to skaters who have been going abroad to train in recent years. they have several ranks from decades ago that were all abolished following the islamic revolution in 1979. ♪ money" on "lunch bloomberg television, streaming on your ipad, and on bloomberg.com. i'm adam johnson. the powers that be in washington are moving closer to a short-

at the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, won the peace prize. ukraine, police have stormed a protest cap in the center of the capital. police tried to dismantle barricades surrounding the camp. have taken up positions on the perimeter of the camp. this after president viktor yanukovych said some demonstrators arrested in the massive demonstrations will be released. president yanukovych also valid to renew talks with the european union on a much awaited trade and political agreement. that is a look at the top stories in the news at this hour. let's look at the top stories in asia where antigovernment protests have also been going on in bangkok for the past two months. thailand's prime minister has dissolved parliament and is calling for elections. mia saini joins me from hong kong with those details. >> hi there, mark. here is the latest. the protesters had increased their involvement. have seized government buildings and the are doing this without much police resistance. the prime minister has asked for calm and peace. they are upset with the cu

global chemical weapons once todd has been awarded the nobel peace prize and is again again is a shame for the prohibition of chemical weapons have pushed for more than a decade. they gained international recognition when he took on the job of overseeing the destruction of the series chemical arsenal

. >> the group in charge of destroying syria's chemical weapons stockpile accepted the nobel peace prize. the u.s. -- it's up to the organization for the prohibitionm. during his acceptance speech the head of the organization described the burning, bottom lining, and suffocating horrors of chemical weapons and called on the united states and russia to speed up the eliminations of their own stockpile. >> this day in the year 1901, the winners of the first nobel prizes accepted their award at a ceremony in sweden. the honor is named after alfred nobel, the swedish engineer who invented dean mite. after -- dynamite. after he died his estate went to creating prizes for ex-lex excellence in different. -- winners including world leaders and a few u.s. presidents. the committee gave out the first prize 112 years ago today. good to have you with us. the dow a little bit on the session. when news breaks out, we'll break in. until then have a great one. >> take a very close look at this. nearly 70% of the country covered in snow. that's something we have not seen in ten years. it's true. overnight subzero temps have not hid chicago this early in 18 years an

the organization for prohibition of chemical weapons has not formally approved. stock pile has been eliminated by mid 2014 as part of the agreement with syria, u.s. and russia. all three countries came to this in september. >>> the daughters of five chinese political prisoners gave a heartbreaking testimony at the house foreign affairs subcommittee on human rights today. many directly asked for oval office meetings with president barack obama to discuss their release. one asked that vice president biden press the issue during his overseas trip. >> president barack obama 's closest allies who rnaren't running from him are making things tough. the latest on obama care right after this. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> the president said

the international chemical weapons watchdog now says all of syria's unfilled chemical munitions have been destroyed. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons announced it has verified that the assad regime did indeed destroy the empty weapons. it also confirmed destruction of buildings at production facilities. there was relative quiet across the capital city of the central african republic today, as hundreds of french troops began arriving. a day earlier, at least 280 people died in heavy fighting between christian militias and muslim rebels. soldiers reached the city this morning, with the permission of the u.n. security council to use force. the french contingent will eventually reach 1,200. the embattled president of ukraine-- viktor yanukovych-- met today with russian president vladimir putin, in the face of ongoing protests back home. the demonstrations erupted after ukraine's leaders backed away from improving ties with the european union. moscow wants ukraine to join a trade bloc dominated by russia, instead. still to come on the "newshour": good jobs news, but not for the long-term unemployed; fast-food workers

on tuesday, nobel peace prize is owe warded for the organization for prohibition of chemical weapons.ow host and animal rights advocate bob barker celebrates his 90th birthday here on cbs. friday the 1th is the deadline for congressional conference committee to provide budget recommendations for fiscal year 2014. and saturday is the first anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school shooting in connecticut that killed 20 children and six adults. ♪ ta-da! whoa. showtime. agh! there's me! there's me! there's me! boom. ohhhh! ♪ >> osgood: it happened this week. three developments in the world of art. the perez art museum of miami opened wednesday just in time for the annual international art fair known as art basal, miami beach. designed to blend win the waterfront location, the museum debuted with a full roster of exhibitions including one titled "according to what" a survey of the work of dissident chinese artist. ford unveiled a brand new version of the mustang on thursday ahead of the legendary car's 50th anniversary. more than nine million mustangs have been sold over the years.

the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons is street receive the award. ence livermore lab provides a crucial service to help it do its job. it's one of two labs in the country certified to analyze chemicals for agents. the organization is honored for work in syria to eliminate stockpiles. the award will be handed out this morning in norway and a $1.2 million prize. >> 5:50 on this tuesday morning. coming up new video of the way officials in australia are trying to get rid of this mess. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. this will get you into the christmas spirit. look at that. snow. in new york city this morning. let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. rockefeller center, a live look this morning. used to a lot of snow on the ground there. a cold snap coming through. pretty sight. 5:53. >> big changes coming for canadian based lululemon founder chip wilson stepped down as chairman of the board of directors. you pligmight wilson made states saying that the yoga pants don't work for some women's bodies. he made that statement after complaints that the

morning, a global weapons watchdog group meets today to approve a plan for getting rid of syria's chemical weapons stockpile in just over six months. the organization for the prohibitionf chemical weapons has drawn up a time line for the destruction of syria's poison gas program. at today's meeting, members are expected to sign off on details of how exactly the operation will work. the most toxic chemicals will be destroyed on a u.s. ship at sea. more than three dozen private companies have offered to destroy less toxic chemicals. >>> secretary of state, john kerry, is in the philippines to show american backing for its lodge-time ally, as well as inspect typhoon recovery efforts. kerry arrives this morning in manila, pledging $32.5 million in assistance to help southeast asian nations. >>> police in london say they will not reopen the investigation into the deaths of princess diana and her boy friend. scotland yard has been looking into claims that sas, the special air service of the british army, had something to do with the crash that killed diana. police say they were given unprecedented access to british special forces records, while investigating the credibility

a group of chemical weapons inspectors taking home the nobel peace prize. the organization for the prohibitionemical weapons reseeding the honor for the stockpiles in syria. in addition to the award recipients get $1.2 million in prize money and the obama administration adding a new counselor to its payroll, joining the white house team during what is being called the tumultuous second term thanks in large part to the disastrous rollout of obamacare, a well respected democrat formerly served as bill clinton's chief of staff and those are your headlines. connell: we will make some money with charles payne as he does each day. the updates a recent recommendation he made, recent recommendation, we talked about limber liquidators, back a day later to talk about it. charles: not making money today. if you caught me after the close we were, the company came out after the close at a conference. didn't realize they would do this but updated guidance for this year and next year. the stock is bloated to the upside, 7%, 8%, $110. it starts to pull back a little bit. the only thing that i saw that was som

of the missions, the un's mission and with him is a person of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, one of the team leaders, and also another team leader from the world health organization. so the professor will make a statement and then we will take questions. i'm sorry -- i'm sorry -- i'm going to make a statement. then the doctor and then we will take questions. >> i do not want to make an introductory statement. i want to thank you for being here. there has been a that of publication flowing after the report was put on the website yesterday. i'm simply here to answer any questions when it comes to the mechanism or anything that road plates to the you and secretariat and also for the overall effort that the secretary-general entrusted me with. the people who have to tell the story are the professor, and others, and they're the ones who will speak and they are the ones who will be able to answer all your questions. i'm sure you have many of them. let me turn to the others. >> as you are well aware of, we completed our final report of the secretary-general. of the investigational

and lebanon to assist in the efforts to eliminate the chemical weapons in syria this line with the mandate of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. and nearby in the arabian sea, canada along with the u.s. and 28 other nations contributes regularly towards maritime security and counterterrorism. just a few weeks ago our ship this that region, her majesty's canadian ship toronto, intercepted and boarded a suspicious vessel and discovered 154 bags of heroin. that's 154 bags of heroin that will never reach the streets of our two great nations, a small victory in the hard fight against drug smuggling. let's look to afghanistan and asia-pacific for more cooperation. ladies and gentlemen, some of you might remember what the former u.s. ambassador to canada, david jacob soften, said in the aftermath of 9/11. he said our shared sense of security and the belief that the oceans on either side of us and the warm relations between us kept us distant and protected from the world's outside dangers came crashing down on that day. and that feeling was heartily felt across canada. i remember a few days after the horrible even

was accepted earlier today by the direct -- i the director for the organization on the prohibition of chemical weaponsthe nobel committee chairman said that the anonymous inspectors from the opcw do an extremely important and difficult job. to start the speech, he paid tribute to nelson mandela, who share they nobel peace prize .w.h fw dick clark -- f declerk. president obama should chance with raul castro. -- shook hands with growl castro during the meeting of reconciliation. with thehands brazilian president, who is classed with president obama over nsa spying. with mr.ial service mandell is about to wrap up. -- mr. mandela is about to wrap up. afterwards, addresses by several world leaders and you will be able to hear this on our website. president obama is in south africa. joe biden is hosting an event at the white house today. expectedpresident is to announce more funding for mental health services. is the first anniversary of the newtown connecticut -- newtown, connecticut school shooting. allow moneyuse will to become available. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> c-span.

of chemical arms from syria are receiving the award. the nobel committee chairman has said the award was decided even before the group was tasked with its work in syria. the organization for their prohibition of chemical weaponslines. kate? >> a lot of news going on here and around the world this morning. let's get straight back to chris with the big story of the morning at the soccer stadium in johannesburg, watching this memorial play out. good morning, chris. >> i have to tell you, kate, this has really something to behold here. people started lining up last night to get into the fnb. this used to be soccer city for the world cup, this stadium. the rain has been heavy on and off, the weather has been cold. the people came and they have been up on their feet for so much of the morning, singing and chanting songs of celebration of a man, nelson mandela, who was so much more than a man. we had u.s. president barack obama who gave a very moving tribute here, that sent echos not just to other world leaders and to south africans but to those back home in the united states. there have been other world leaders here, there have been big moments but there was a lot before the president here. this was about the south

syria misses its year end line for ridding itself of toxic weapons we speak exclusively to the head of the organization for the prohibition of chemical.