reuters quotes police who say the passenger has been arrested. >> encouraging developments there, the plan has landed, the so-call passenger has been arrested. >> we assume that means the passengers on board are safe. >>> coming ahead for you now, the curious case of cliven bundy. >> we'll tell you why the conservatives who once embraced him are backing away. >> plus, a surprise request for the american first lady from a young girl looking out for her dad. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends sunday. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters >>> welcome back, everyone. american rancher turned conservative folk hero cliven bundy tells cnn he just doesn't understand the uproar over his suggestion that black people might have been better off under slavery. >> and his folk heroism may be short lived now from his comments. but conservative politicians who initially took his side now understand the uproar all too well. here's cnn's dana

reuters reports mcdonald's offered to relocate staff to ukraine. glaxosmithkline is cutting staff in china as it faces a bribery probe. workers were dismissed for failing to follow expense rules, according to a reuters report. chinese officials launched a probe into whether employees used expense money as bribes to encourage doctors, hospital administrators and government workers to comply with prescribing more drugs. glaxo says it increased its employee monitoring since the chinese government began its investigation. it's unclear how many jobs were cut. an alarming amount of pre paid cards are charging fees. bankrate dot com finds a surprising 83% of the cards have add on expenses. prepaid accounts charge extra for activation, customer service calls, and account statements. those fees vary considerably-- from 50 cents to $9.95. greg mcbride of bankrate.com believes--- the better route is traditional debit cards. "long term, if you're going to build wealth, save and invest for the future, you need to be part of the traditional financial system. " m

listen to what one source told "reuters." we were alerted, we got our boys to check the military radar. we noticed there was an unmarked plane. based on the information we had, we did not send up any jets because it was possibly mechanical problems and the plane might have been going back to penang" which is, what, indonesia. what's going on over here? how do you explain this particular blunder, this miscommunication? >> there's no doubt that this is but to use the phrase the smoking gun. what did -- everything else is incidental. names, captains, good nights. this is the smoking gun. what did happen with the military when they were told about what was happening? >> and so they just -- obviously a plane goes missing, 239 people onboard. and nobody's paying very much attention to that for several critical, critical hours. richard quest, thanks very much. >>> just ahead, a closer look at some of the high-tech equipment being used right now to search for flight 370. including those sonabuoys. how might they have able to locate t

for more about this we are joined by michelle conlin, a senior correspondent with reuters. everyone is sort of taking a look at they say that existing home sales are at their lowest in 18 months of july 2012 and new home sales are down about 14% as compared with this time last year. so what's happened in the last 12 to 18 months? >> one thing that's happening that in order to have a healthy housing market you have to have a healthy first-time buyer group. first-time buyers are the engine of the housing market and they've been locked out of this market by various things and one thing they've been locked out is by a tight lending standard and we're hearing about credit easing and it's still pretty darn tough to get one. also, they're being locked out by high prices and inventories are pretty low so prices are getting bid up. a lot of buyers are millennials and if you're paying off student debt that's vifrpa you willy the equivalent of a mortgage payment and so it's hard to take on another mortgage payment. >> the disappearing buyer. economists like to call them missing ho hou

icc is actually the most highly recommended of china's state owned banks according to reuters estimates. that's because a solid long term growth estimates and operating margins of the thirty three analysts polled by reuters twenty seven recommend either a strong buy or a bye for its hong kong listed shares remembering the previous quarter. i cbc posted better than expected earnings thanks to strong interest income shares in hong kong close to ten seven percent lower ahead of earnings back to you thank you very much on ice on the icy continues tomorrow think it adds are in a barren for a steampunk on what you can't get no favors from a strong again today. blue chip exporters were mostly softer today but i'm something of the commanders sported some earnings related gangs to just laugh and could not block the sunlight tennis elbow to get it bought from them strong retail sales in march and the nikkei average closed it down to one percent at fourteen thousand two hundred and eighty points the thing to help train the animals in what i liked in tokyo and would like to say so for the coming tw

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back in december reuters reported that rsa media specific algorithm dealing with a curved be defiled option is the safe security token which the deliberate flock or back door if they call it that allowed the nsa to cracking trips to the idea was for a reported ten million dollars the latest discovery share that reuters by university researchers alleges that rsa also implemented a second security tool known as extended random. the report researchers note that it can take our essays don't let the curve and cracking tens of thousands of times faster and it doesn't seem to provide any security benefits the history of the company doesn't seem to jive with all of this until we look at recent political history. rsa security was founded in nineteen eighty two. never cut the power of the nsa. in fact this is what is and president rsa. james is good so i said back in nineteen ninety four. almost ten years and going toe to toe with these people are for me the success of this company is the worst thing that could happen to them did and we are the real enemy with the real targets we have the syst

reuters saying they didn't saying everything they knew about the westward flight path until days later and it took an order from the prime minister to make it happen. as you will recall it took days to stop the search in the china sea, wasting time. and australia's prime minister said the pinger batteries are either dying or dead. as we report the conflicting information, the allegations have now apparently sparked an official investigation even as the government comes out with yet another statement. more on that from justice correspondent pamela brown. >> reporter: the defense prime minister making it clear once again that quote, everyone on board remains under suspicion as it stands. but just last week, the police chief suggested the investigation is much more narrow. >> only tthe mixed messages fro different agencies out of malaysia compounding the confusion about the missing plane and stumping both law enforcement and malaysian officials. as far as the agencies are concerned no one has been ruled out, including the passengers. >> i am a little bit surprised they stopped at two or t

reuters sources say alstom's board will meet this afternoon.his as france's economy minister says the government is working on alternatives to the ge deal. let's get out to stephan who has been fleshing this story out for us. isn't this one of the biggest concerns when it comes to the french government? you have a capital markets deal, with the french government weighing in, saying, no, we don't want this deal to take place. it doesn't send the right message to the investors. >> i don't agree, really. they are linked to the national defense or in the case of alstom, nuclear energy. it's not only the case in france. it's the case in plenty of countries and in some cases the government has to step in to protect what it believes would be essential for the french economy. the government is not ready to give its blessing for the takeover of alstom. he's worried about the potential loss of alstom because the company is, quote, a symbol of the french industrial strength. he met with the ceo of alstom yesterday and is due to meet very soon with the gen

. >>> we have some breaking news to bring to you that we're getting from the reuters news agency. russia has warned ukraine against nato integration. this is of course as the defense and foreign ministers are meeting in brussels right now. we're getting it on the reuters news agency warning ukraine against any kind of nato incident aggression. na nato. russian troops masked near the border are well placed to take trance nesta that declared independence from the rest of mull dough va. let's take you to paris now. we can speak to nick from the european union institute for security studies. thank you so much for joining us. do you think russia has other areas in its sights now? >> well, it's quite the obvious that if the crimea venture does not cost russia much, then in a few months or a few years, russia might have incentives and try to repeat its venture in crimea. it can be mull dough va, georgia, tphorblgt kazakhstan. which is why it is important to make sure the crimea situation has prohibitive costs in order to avoid repeat of the situation in the future. >> you talk about proh

reuters is reporting that militants have also seized in an institute building in the city of khost on tea milk got around sixty km north of vignettes. in an i have. the story leaders have lashed out over talks last week between us present barack obama and south korean present cost clinic defense officials and killing and one that they may take measures more threatening than a nuclear test. members of both korea's national defense commission issued a statement condemning all the ma and pa for discussing new creations they say they won't abandon their new arsenal just because the us tells them to see the need to maintain and upgrade a nuclear weapons until the u s stocks its nuclear threats. analysts said johns hopkins university in the us said last week that satellite images show an increase in activity of rounded nuclear test site they say workers appear to be moving vehicles and materials near the entrances of two test tunnels. those looking for the missing malaysia airlines jet will enter a new phase in the search for more than a month. planes have scoured the ocean looking for any

editor, co-founder of reuters breaking news. are you allowed to be on "squawk box" from reuters? so it's not like you're -- >> the question is am i allowed to have a beard on "squawk box"? >> you are. you definitely are. so it's not a problem with reuters? you're not incognito. >> i will be back to my desk by 9:15 and do everything i need to do. >> as you have watched numbers roll -- we'll talk. as you watched these roll, earnings did pretty good. probably good enough to at least justify where the dow and s&p are right now. >> it's the other way around. if you look at your previous guest with earnings, there isn't a whole lot of torch line growth. a few exceptions like the 23 wers increase net sales at amazon. basically what we have is gdp if you're lucky kind of growth across the board. so this plains what you were talking about before, the 1.1 trillion of year to date mma we're seeing. i think they put out numbers saying this is only the third time since 1980 they kept the date that we have gone over the threshold this year. interestingly, 34 deals over $30 billion have been do

david: reuters reports of the sec has formed a special group to reexamine private equity and hedge funds after the 2010 law on regulating wall street. of very busy day. after the bell starts right now. liz: we enacts near lows for the sessions. to tell us why we're still in double market for the next two years. stiefel nicholas management director with the exchange traded funds and life that the nasdaq in the pits of the cme right before the 3:00 p.m. eastern hour we thought the market would make us go. we have turned back but it did not happen that way. what happened? >> the last few minutes we heard a lot of noise on this hillside. talking for weeks about the bids not coming until the end of the day and it doesn't bode well for the short term but there is some silver lining we can talk about. this is a good thing when you consider when those companies have or the bar. i'd like to see the sell-off before the numbers come out because a lot of people fled in their position. david: i know two of them. david, you like it when there is a sell-off because you can put more money into the marke

. >> apparently there are stories out there, including from reuters, that the left hand of the malaysian government was not talking to the right hand. explaining this why there was no scrambling of jets. when we were alerted, we got our boys to check the military radar. we noticed that there was an unmarked plane. based on the information we had, we did not send up any jets because it was possibly mechanical problems and the plane might have been going to penang. what does that mean? >> that they were not coordinating closely with the military. it's not as though that air space is not crowded at night. there's a lot of flight activity and the idea that they would just assume that it was going to penang and not try and reach it and not try to figure out what was going on is really unacceptable. >> do you have any explanation of the malaysian failure in this area? >> it's incomprehensible, inconceivable. i do not understand how a primary target going across the land mass, that they didn't attempt to -- there's no indication they this even tried to reach it on the radio. the other thing we'

>> so, joe, reuters is reporting that malaysia is investigating its own initial chaotic response. you know about this? >> reuters is reporting based on sources that malaysia's government has begun investigating civil aviation and military authorities to determine why opportunities to identify that plane, to track that plane were missed in those very chaotic hours after the plane vanished. note, we here at cnn have been reporting the malaysian air force sent search aircraft on march 8th to the south china sea and the strait of malacca according to sources. but apparently the military did not tell sivill civilian author until later. it's still under contention. don? >> joe johnson, kuala lumpur. >>> praying for a sign, staring at the motion, i should say, praying for a sign of flight 370. the search for the missing plane will take a toll on anyone. straight ahead, could fatigue make it even harder to find the airliner? i have low testosterone. there, i said it. how did i know? well, i didn't really. see, i figured low testosterone would decrease my sex drive... but when i started lo

. >>> this story is just coming in to al jazerra america, reuters news agency is reporting that gunmenave stormed libya's parliament and opened fire. several people said to be injured, forcing law make he is to stop the vote for the next prime minister, witnesses saying lawmakers were running from the building, we'll have more information on this story of as it becomes available. and coming up on al jazerra america, if you have a smart phone and we know that you do, this story affects you. the supreme court set to see if police are able to go through your phone without a war warrant. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stories that matter to you. >> in new orleans... >> seattle bureau... >> washington... >> detroit... >> chicago... >> nashville... >> los angeles... >> san francisco... >> al

from a new reuters online poll. why september 30th, october 1st was a critical time now with some people getting subsidies it is difficult to take that away from mark meadows from north carolina. enrollment in obamacare was higher than the national average. 91% of those shining up were eligible for aca subsidies. tone deaf republicans in the state are running ad like this. >> tired of obama's and hagan's lies. a conservative with guts to repeal and replace obamacare. >> or look at republicans in florida. high enrollment state. proving to be tone deaf on another issue. minimum wage. republican congressman, dennis ross who doesn't support raising the minimum wage, asked what he thought was a rhetorical question, townhall tuesday. >> that is why townhalls are worthwhile, note to congressman ross, 73% of americans are in favor of raising that stagnant minimum wage. 50% would be more likely to vote for a candidate who supports raising it. joining us now is karen finny host of "disrupt with karen finny." welcome. >> hey,

. >> we are getting in some news now of reuters. there has been a strong earthquake measuring 7.4 - that's been recorded off papua new guinea boeing anville island, according to the u.s. geological survey. just a reminder of this breaking news that just happened. a strong earthquake with magnitude 7.4 has been recorded off papua new guinea, booug anville island. more details as the information rolls in. you can always keep up to date with all the latest news on the website. that is on aljazeera.com. story. hello, i'm ray swarez. three big countries three big economies. nafta looks at the trade between with the u.s. and canada, and said let's get rid of the barriers.

reuters reporting two people dead, three injured.ning in effect for chile and peru. here was the scene just a few hours ago in northern chile. you can hear the tsunami warning sirens going off. and more breaking news tonight as the search goes on in the indian ocean. teams looking for any sign of debris from malaysian airlines flight 370. the search will now be focused to the east where teams have been looking. they will now have a nuclear submarine from the uk. the search so far has yielded nothing and today australian officials warned that there is no end in sight for searching for this airliner. we'll have more on what the lead investigator has said. but first atika schubert joins me live. do we know if they have abandoned the area they were searching in the last couple of days or has that been completely searched? >> reporter: it's been completely searched. that's why they've moved it over slightly to the east. they're looking for debris constantly on the move. so they're projecting where the plane might have gone down and trying

that's according to reuters. also, that the train involved, according to reuters, is a csx train. we have reached out to both csx and to the national transportation safety board for comment. no comments just yet for this developing story, but, still, tyler, kelly, you can see the stunning images right now. again, no injuries yet reported. we'll keep you apprised of any details as they become available to us here, guys. back over to you. >> that's pretty shocking. seen that railroad track, and the james river is a major waterway, tyler. that's going to do a lot of damage, and that's a heavily forested area as well. lynchburg, virginia, in the center of the state there, in the mountains, so if this fire spreads, there could be some more trouble. >> that looks like a very major blaze, my goodness gracious. and this, of course, adding to concerns about how much oil and other chemicals we carry by rail. there's been several as we certainly have reported here, several derailments over the past several months and this one in virginia adding to those concerns. all righty. we've got right

reuters sources suggested that the chinese online retailer will file to go public on monday in a $16illion listing. if it does go ahead, it will be the biggest ever listing for a tech firm. >>> and still to come, credit suisse missed its first quarter forecast. we'll be in zurich as the lender remains under pressure from continued litigation. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." >>> a recap of the headlines, china's growth slows but slight sli beat expectations. >>> alibaba could file for an ipo as early as next week. >>> and intel sees solid demand for its chip business, helping it beat first quarter street expectations. >>> staying with earnings

thomson reuters university of michigan final reading for april, coming in at 84.1, beating forecasts of 83. liz: that is good news. general electric higher that it is making a bid for a french engineering group for $13 billion. the french government is already saying it is concerned about a possible deal. david: wall street enjoying mergers and acquisition boom. reuters say the value of worldwide deals announced so far this year has topped one trillion dollars. it is only the third time the trillion dollar mark has been passed since records were kept in 1980. liz: giant e-commerce alibaba working on the upcoming ipo the biggest ever. "wall street journal" says new alibaba shares added to offering which could put the ipo to, are you ready, $20 billion. david: the companies agreed to leave two companies in india and south koreaout of deal with nokia. liz: india moving ahead to isolate buildings in cities at the earn end of the country. s&p cut russia's credit rating just one notch above junk. the ruble tanking, the market tanking. we're right here for you. "after the bell" starts right

she writes for reuters. reuters was a for a price that she knew of, so she was checking.he came over and started shouting, you won, you one. it was a wonderful moment. ." your book is, " toms river talk about why you chose this town. >> for many years, i was the environmental reporter for "newsday," which is a large newspaper that circulates on long island and new york city. on long island a particular, cancer patterns were huge issue for our readers and i was very interested -- what they are interested in is what i'm interested in. i thought it was fascinating to understand epidemiology, which is a very complicated word, which is patterns of cancer and disease. it is like a mystery story. i'd wrote a lot about that. especially about breast cancer because that was such a huge issue. i never felt like i was getting to the bottom of it, that i was giving readers the core understanding they needed. also because i felt the really good science wasn't being done on long island. but it was being done in this town in new jersey i had heard about, toms river. i went down and wrote

several people have been wounded by the shooting, and according reuters news agency, the gunmen were a party from one of the candidates. this has now disrupted the vote on the next prime minister with several people injured, and we'll give you the latest on that as we get it. >>> anti-corruption investigators in indonesia say this month's parliamentary elections were the most fraudulent in recent history. steph has the report. >> reporter: others prefer to do it secretly, but this parliament member is caught on camera, handing out money during a recent campaign rally. he denies it is vote buying because he says he did not make an agreement that people receiving the money should vote for him. >> translator: my religion says to help each other. there is nothing dangerous about this. i always have a lot of money in my pocket, and i am not campaigning now. i give this to parking attend danths, security guards or whoever needs money. why am i not allowed to help poor people for religious reasons? >> reporter: the elections held earlier this month were considered a success because of the l

and some, according to reuters, are looking for another fight. reuters reporting today, "energized by their success, bundy's supporters are already talking about whether -- where else they can exercise armed defiance. in the days since the showdown right-wing websites have begun searching for other bundys." but don't expect the original to fade away anytime soon. because you see, cliven bundy is the perfect mascot for anti-obama conservatism. >> the grievance industry basically says that america is not a fair nation, that the deck is stacked against minorities, women, the poor, gays, atheists, muslims, you name it. and the bad guys are white males, the republican party, and anybody who doesn't buy into the grievance industry. >> the grievance industry. there is nothing conservatives hate more than some freeloader whining about his lot in life and wanting something for nothing at the expense of john q. taxpayer. meet jason greenslate. food stamp recipient. >> thank you, taxpayers. thanks. >> you see, these takers have no respect. and when you have

reuters is reporting ge is in talks to buy alstom. the deal was discussed when the board of the struggling company meant on friday afternoon. the turbine division is 70% of their annual sales and itt's train making business would not be part of the deal. alstom any deal would attract scrutiny from the french government. this is what the economy minister said in a newspaper interview. he said he would find other solutions for the company rather than sell parts of the business to general electric. that is the story to watch in the days to come. the number of jobseekers was stable during the month of march according to the latest figures on the french labor ministry. it was 1600 more people looking for work in comparison to april now above 3.3 million people. as you can see. as i said, 1600 more job seekers during the month of march. hiring remains sluggish, but the unemployment picture is stabilizing. let's talk about a few other corporate stories we have been watching. weakness in the united states dragged down 40 during the past quart

reuters reporting two people confirmed dead, three others with serious injuries.mi warping has been canceled. martin, seems to be an area prone to strong quakes. i understand the region was having strong tremors for weeks before hand, is that correct? >> reporter: absolutely. there will been various trimmers, including in santiago. in fact, geologists have been predicting all of these tremors have been a build-up to something major. whether this is it or something bigger than be expected in the near future, we don't know yet. but it seems to have been building up to something. also, i am -- i might also point out we've had earthquakes in california, which of course is on the same line. so it may be a generalized problem here. >> reporter: if the tsunami warning has been called off, i would imagine they would be on their way back. although perhaps in some regions, it's not advisable, since electricity has been cut off. i think the damage is worse than what was originally reported. up to 80% of the city is blacked out. and it may take a while to restore electricity

. >> i've seen some reports from reuters, there's a report from reuters and i've seen others other reports put up by your group that basically this has energized the kind of militia movement. i'd like you to convince me that that's the case. it seems to me there's always a sort of small subsection of american life that rallies around these kinds of issues. do you think it's growing in strength? do you think this has been a catalyzing moment for them? >> at least for the moment. we'll see if it really results in further confrontations. maybe it's worth remembering that there's a real history of these kinds of very hot and at times very scary confrontations. this happened in nye county, nevada back in 1991. a very, very tense confrontation between county officials who wanted to bulldoze a road, in fact did bulldoze a road into national forest lands, happened in new mexico, this is all an outgrowth, really, the sage brush rebellion and the idea, the theory that the states should have control of these lands that, in fact, were first ceded by treaties with foreign governments mostly to the unit

reuters reports a new team is being assembled within the securities and exchange commission to examine how hedge funds and private equity firms value assets and disclose fees. under dodd frank regulation -- larger hedge funds had to register with the sec, but the complex investment holdings have created a need for special regulators. if successful, the sec may expand the plan. this marks the busiest week of the year for ipo-s. 14 companies are slated to debut. shares of la quinta hotel chain price after the close tonight and open for trading wedensday. thursday its former gm finance firm ally bank. along with farmland partners reit. there are new stocks connected to health care. ah dahmas pharmaceuticals thursday and friday, cerulean. pharama zoe's kitchen serves up shares on friday. sears spin off -- had a hard landing in its frst day of trade. land's end shares plunged nearly 6% monday. ceo eddie lampert's esl investments still holds a 48% stake in the preppy apparel company. as well as sears holding. the motivation behind the spin off was to dis-lodge lands end from sears core busin

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reuters analysis shows $44 million has already been spent. but, that number does not include a long list of expenses such as a full tally of all the military power. at the moment australia is bearing the brunt of the costs because it is leading search efforts. detroit has reached a deal on its debt. the city will pay 74 cents on the dollar of money owed to bond holders, as part of its bankruptcy organization plan with creditors. the deal is beneficial to pension funds... which will receive 100 million dollars in the deal. city pensions are expected to take a large hit in the bankruptcy... however, this deal could potentially keep retirees out of poverty. approval is required by judge steven rhodes. in our ipo watch today the much anticipated ally financial debuts today. ally is the former auto lending arm of gm. the treasury plans to sell its remaining 109 million shares in ally, putting an end to its bailout by the end of year. taxpayers will net around $3 billion in the year. yesterday, shares of hotel chain la quinta holdings climbed 4% in

wilson nicholas been a core of the reuters news agency confirmed once in a honey dear co founder of the active to change foundation a charity created to prevent encounter of violent extremists and also from us in the d g dunn director of research at the henry jackson society of the diminutive of me bouncing off of all of this the french government's announcement that it's going to put what he calls his new terms of the interior minister's cyber patrol it's on the on the task as i can work um probably not this it's a first step of you see what they have to be of good is a counter narrative. as much as possible show how i'd say it is a very violent group of l a even go and show graphic images to relieve you of that. discourse or two of the jet is you. which is still there are an antique wooden go to syria and save our. of the muslim brothers the need to be very strong ai as far as what needs to be done. but at the same time the websites i go to prop up old older than me so i don't think it's feasible to think that you can decide about throwing. what has worked reasonably well in the past

we turn to reuters newsagency - a number of people have been killed. we'll go to our correspondent in nigeria. tell us what is happening? >> well the the details are coming through. what we no is this blast happened in a place called niannar. on the outside of the capital, a place that is highly inhabited by people who work in the center of abuja, who take public transport to come into town. what we are hearing is there was some kind of explosion. it's not clear whether it was a car bomb for another device planted. it's not clear where the explosion took place, we are hearing from sources on the ground that there has been casualties. security services and emergency services are not confirming how many casualties there may be, what we know, speaking to eyewitnesss on the ground is that the area has opinion cordoned off. what the authorities are saying is they are not clear or sure what could have caused the blast. whether it was an act of the terrorism or an accident. the information is not clear. they do say they'll let the media and public know what t

according to reuters, the former member of the blue angels filed a complaint last month accusing him of using sexually expolicist speech, displays of pornography and jokes about sexual orientation. >>> a man found dead at the sonoma county central disposal station is identified as 39- year-old mathew dean. h his body was discovered yesterday. investigators say there's no sign of foul play. they believe the body may have come from a transfer truck from the healdsburg area. an autopsy is scheduled today. >>> in a seemingly fitting honor to san francisco's candlestick park, mayor lee announces who will headline the final concertain at the stick. >>> clouds already moving in. wet weather is on the way. mark tamayo will be here to tell you when you can expect to see rain. >> reporter: oracle arena in oakland is relatively quiet right now, but it will be loud. later tonight, the warriors face off with the clippers, game 3 of the first-round series. we'll tell you how the team plans to feed off the home crowd. ♪ >>> it's official. sir paul mccartney is coming back for one final concert at c

goldman had no comment but-- morgan's cfo tells reuters-- we had real strength in commodities, given volatility in the market driven by weather and robust client activity. the deep freeze set off a winter of volatilte, rising prices in natural gas. generating a big money win for firms on the right side of the trade. post is adding to its breakfast menu with the purchase of michael foods. the nearly two- and-a-half billion dollar deal is the biggest buy for post and doubles the company's size. post is best known for cereal, but will now diversify with michael foods' simply potatoes, crystal farms cheese and prepared egg products. price hikes are becoming the norm in the food industry..chipotle will raise prices for the first time in three years, because of higher costs of beef, cheese and avacados. the mexican restraurant chain reported an earnings gain, but it fell short of analysts expectations. the higher food prices will show up on the menu this summer. the stock fell $31 dollars friday. at pepsi-co, higher prices for its soft drinks boosted revenue in the first quarter. -- offset

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. >> meanwhile, reuters is reporting that president obama will speak with the leaders of several european countries today. and there's good news out of ukraine this morning. one of the american journalists detained in eastern ukraine was released and is, quote, safe and sound. good news there. there's a major set back for efforts to reach a peace agreement in the middle east. israel says it's suspending it's talk with the palestinians and this comes after palestinian officials announced plans to create a government with hamas. they're urging the palestinian president to reconsider. >> he took a giant leap backward and made a pact with the terrorist organization. he had a choice, peace with israel or pact with the terrorists and he chose to make the pact. so that's the blow for peace and i hope he changes his mind and until he does so i think it's very important that we have variety. as long as i'm prime minister of israel i will never negotiate with a palestinian government backed by terrorist organizations committed to our destruction. >> they'll recognize israel and be committed to the

reuters expects it should be a percent higher, a lot lower than the 6 and a half% out showers look at the start of the year, others like fax set are forecasting a decrease in profits. >> reporter: four times a year, publicly traded companies in america have to tell investors how much they sold and how much money they made. earning season kicks off this week and investors will be laser focused on the results given the near-record highs in the stock market. >> were the valuations as high as they were? and certainly they were bumpy against the historical norms, there has to be a focus on earnings. we have had so many disruptions that there is an increased level of anxiety which is understandable. >> that increased level of anxiety could be a big part of the recent pullback in stocks, wall street experts are already reducing their expectations. first off, you should know the bar has been set very low when it comes to profit growth. analysts expect a percentage in growth for s&p 500 companies at the same time last year. but there is little reason for optimism. the same survey expects sales

what happened in 2007 to the two reuter's journalists in iraq was a terrible tragedy and one that was brought home to all of us when we saw the footage that wikileaks released. and i think that really brought home the horror of modern war and why it is so dangerous. >> what you had there was apache helicopters firing on a group of people from at least 500 meters away, maybe a couple of kilometers away. you have the assumption that everyone in that group is of a type. you have the assumption that because there were weapons in that group, that everyone in that group was armed and somehow dangers. uh, and it became just a terrible tragedy that the uh, gunships fired on those people. our correspondents were killed, along with others. >> we need answers to the questions about how these situations happened. we've engaged, and we'll continue to engage very actively with the authorities, because we don't take for granted that people just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> they were walking with a group that-- where there were arms. now, in 2007 in baghdad, that was extrem

cure bureau chief of reuters, lewis charbonneau will be with us tomorrow morning. thank you for joining us for the sunday edition of the "washington journal." i hope you enjoyed the rest of your weekend and have a great week ahead. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ♪ >> coming up next, "newsmakers" with him bob goodlatte. senatehat, the reviews the 2015 budget request. >> our guest on "newsmakers" this week is virginia's bob of thete, the chairman house judiciary committee. thank you for joining us. >> it is good to be with you and your viewers. >> john gramlich is the legal affairs reporter, josh gerstein is at national security for politico. taking the time today. i wanted to ask about the appearance before your committee this week. it was very contentious toward the end of the hearing where he was making a personal swipe at your committee. i wonder if you can talk about that and whether you think maybe he crossed the line in terms of the oversight. for anyoneways wise appearing before

as news agency reuters reports citing increased national bank. yes interest rates will be raised from six point five percent to my twenty five percent interest rates and overdue loans will be almost doubled from seven point five percent to fourteen point five percent according to the side of information the absolute freedom art to accelerate from one point two percent to three point four percent the government's forecast for two thousand for teens is that i didn't think it is not exceed twelve percent. trade will grow this year with the return to pre crisis levels will occur until two thousand feet during the dispute forced her to see the date of the world trade organization. experts of the wto have improved airport nothing compared to the predictions made in september and now in two thousand fourteenth world trade is expected to rise four point seven percent and not a four point five percent to just till doubled in the kitchen in the previous year. in two thousand fifteen group will amount to five point three percent. he still retained in giving

. >> reporter: poroshenko told reuters he wants ukraine to join the european union. so does one of his competitors former prime minister yulia tymoshenko the leader of the right wing freedom party is also a candidate, oleg tanibak wants to create a government that can privilege russia. whoever becomes the next president will inherit a nation deeply divided over whether ukraine should build stronger bonds with russia or europe. >> translator: we won't let the presidential election take place. it's illegal. >> reporter: government officials plan to bring in monitors and boost security so when voters go to the polls on may 25th the election will be free and fair. craig dale, nhk world. >>> let's now turn to business with ron madison. >>> well, analysts hoping for good news on the japanese economy might be disappointed by the latest cabinet office data. the nation's key economic index fell in february for the first time in eight months. the cabinet office says the coincident index for february stood at 113.4. that's down 1.8 points from the previous month. the figure has

if thereld reuters, " is a dang wolf in your corral attacking your cow, shoot that wolf. >> the mediais guilty of keeping it polarized. > >> animal lovers, this is a call to action. our tax dollars are being turned against innocent animals during this time, the state of wyoming can declare war on wolves. >> killing wolves, whether hunting, trapping, or removing the problem wolf periodically, it really shouldn't be news anymore. we don't announce everyone -- every time someone shoots a coyote or someone kills a mountain lion or a bear. wolves are not weapons of mass destruction. they are just another critter on the landscape trying to make a living and doing what god put him there for. >> why the middleground voices aren't heard is a good question. there has been a lot of drama associated with the conflict. [gunfire] trying to live with a wolf is rathere complicated, than a story about don't kill the wolves or kill all the wolves. all you really read about in the newspapers is what the mouthpieces say to the media. i think it is a gross oversimplification of what is happening on the la