and spent time at reuters and the associated press. channel he inherits is to boost ratings, with figures reaching 30,000, numbers falling behind fox cnn and m.s. m b.c. >>> a year ago this month there was big news out of bangkok when the thai government overthrew the government of yingluck shinawatra. it was the 12th coup d'etat. no country had more military coups over that period. the thai media are old hands at dealing with this thing, figuring out where the red lines, the journalististic bound res are. the aftermath of this coup is challenging. the government of the general turned prime minister lifted martial law, but it has not eased the pressure on journalists. replacing martial law is article 44, security law that journalists and human rights activists say is worse in some ways. the military hoounty gave itself the power to pull news off the air, shut down media outlets and they will them what to public or not. beyond article 44 is a challenge to report on the prime minister. he may have taken off the air. we report on the thai

meaning that the reuters journalists.ding to the statement, before the apaches opened fire, american troops were conducting a raid nearby when they were hit with small arms fire and rocket propelled grenades. reuters conducts its own investigation and can find no one in the area who saw any clashes that day. one week later the news organization demands an official u.s. investigation. it also specifically requests access to the apache on board cameras and voice communications. >> highlighted -- >> the u.s. military is trying to explain a newly leaked video that shows apache helicopters killing civilians in a 2007 raid in iraq. >> ethan mcchord has just dropped off his children at school when he gets the news. >> came home, sat down on the couch with my cup of coffee, turned on the news. it's insane because the very first image i saw was of me running across the screen carrying a child. i was angry just by the initial shock of it being on the tv, but also a little relieved. i wanted people to know what was happening in iraq

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so perhaps his office has called reuters to say that he is back in the country we will see about that and the u.n. says it wants to see a return from the rule of law the security council briefed earlier in the day. >> the members of the security cancel. and those that seek to cease fire. they called on all parties not to resort to violence, and to prioritize peace and security. the members called for the swift return to the rule of law, and a holding of credibility elections in the spirit of the agreements. reiterated the full support to the efforts of the united nations, special envoy the african union and east african community. the members of the security council expressing their intent to respond to threatening peace and security. >> at least 38 people are said to have been killed more than 50 hurt in a number of attacked in iraq's an bar province. the baghdaddy town fighters mounted surprise attacks on a number of locations in the town, that is to the east of falujjah, a series of car bombs targeted the military and shia militia there. at least nine government troops were killed

a top official telling reuters, he believes there were no survivors.y described the scene of a helicopter that was completely destroyed. that has not been confirmed independently by cbs news or the u.s. military. sad news developments coming out of nepal today. >> not the news we were hoping for. seth doane. >>> the investigation on the amtrak train is looking at why the train accelerates when it should have been slowing down. it went from 70 miles per hour to over 100 as it went into a sharp turn. eight people were killed and more than 200 were injured. amtrak takes full responsibility. they found no problem with the track. the philadelphia d.a.s office is investigating. don champion is in philadelphia for us. good morning don. >> reporter: good morning. we are told the interview could take place over the next few days. meanwhile, behind me the work on repairing power lines and track is under way. the investigation into tuesday's amtrak derailment focuses on brandon bostian. they want to know why the train accelerated from 70 to more than 100-mile-per

john schifman is a reporter from reuters news that broke the story. >> they send it to law enforcement, to a place called the special operations division in virginia. and that operation sends the evidence out to the dea, to the irs, to the atf, the fbi, and they use the information to make cases against americans in nonterrorism cases. >> reporter: the special operations is cloaked in secrecy. according to reuters, it strictly forbids release of the source. >> the nsa will pass it to dea to local sources, and they will pull a person over, lo and behold they'll find drugs in the trunk. the person who was arrested thinks the dea got lucky when in fact they got a whisper from the nsa or crea. cea. >> i wouldn't if the nsa was behind it? >> according to gene hoffman the fear of overzealous or wrongful prosecution, is one reason that people are pushed away from organizations like his. >> whether or not it's legal in california, it's a frightening thing for especially a person in california, to ask a question about whether he's a felon or not. >> i don't think that the invocation of national

reuters report willingiing that generals arrested in an attempt had coup. the press reports that loyalist military forces arrested several leaders involved in the coup bid. cnn is attempting to confirm these reports. let's bring in our robin kriel, following this developing story from nairobi, kenya. what are you hearing from these latest reports, robin? >> reporter: yes, conflicting reports over who exactly has been arrested, if it was one general or three generals. at left for now, we understand that the main leader of this coup attempt has still not been arrested. but according to the press, a wire service here, with a strong presence, the general told them that he has decided to surrender. he says, i hope they won't kill us. >> let's take our viewers back to now this all started when the president was in tanzania. >> yes. the president was in tanzania for an east africa community summit on the crisis in burundi and that's when this coup was announced at the attempted coup was announced. and these soldiers went to various key points. the state board clos

again, we're attributing this to reuters. we're told, as you heard from joe, that's much faster than the speed limit on that particular piece of the track. supposed to be 50 miles an hour. lot of reports whether it's the wall street journal or the philadelphia inquirer saying it was speeding. now reuters reporting somebody close to the investigation says 100 miles per hour. and would he give you a fox business stock alert for you. investors in delta airlines getting a lift today after the airlines board approved a new 6 billion-dollar stock buyback. also hiked its dividend. looking at delta's stock. up 1%. delta among the best performing stocks last year. if you bought it three years ago, look at this return. 354%. finally the airlines getting the picture right. and alibaba, is alibaba taking on espn? the chinese online and mobile commerce company announcing it will partner up with pac-12 to host a regular season game between the washington huskies and the texas longhorns in shanghai. why is alibaba targeting american college

i'm joined now via skype from thailand by aubrey belford of reuters with the latest. been following not just the story in this country but in other countries as well. what's happening to these people, how long are they out at sea? >> what we have been hearing is people have been out at sea for as long as three months. the u.n. hcr says the exodues of the state in myanmar which is where the rohingya people come from, the usual route is to come through thailand. using human traffickers who then hold them in camps in the jungle for ransom until someone can pay to get them out, to pay for their voyage. you know they go on these voyages, no money down. there has been documented murders, rapes, tortures in these camps. what the thai governmental did was -- government did was arrest a major trafficker as well as thai officials that were implicated in this. for thousands waiting at sea off the thai coast until it's safe to come into land and come into these camps and then transfer across the beard to malaysia. they have nowhere to go. what's happened now is chaos on the sea,

medical sources quoted by reuters news exactlyagency right now are saying 10 people remember killed ande getting reports of 22 large bomb blasts, this comes of course at a time of great upheaval in the country. iraqi forces are concentrated in the western province of anbar trying to retake the city of ramadi. and trying to retake the oil facility. significant two explosions in the capital itself. we'll stay cross that and bring you more information as it comes in to us. let's catch up on all your sport now. sozoe is here. >> miriam. thanks very much. with sepp blatters refuse to go stand down as president he will officially run for a fifth term on friday. if there is to be a change at the top of football's governor body a majority of fifa's 209 member associations will need to vote in favor of blatter's only opponent prince ali hussein of jordan andy richards reports from zurich. >> reporter: sepp blatter's career at football's governing body spans 40 years the last 17 of them as president. but he's never had a 48 hours quite like this. the man who could unseat hem at the end of it all

some of the fines have been lowered according to reuters. just a couple seconds ago got out the phone with the clerk of the court in washington, d.c. he says we haven't announced anything at all. so we are waiting for official word. but again, reuters saying that maybe samsung won't have to pay apple quite as much money as we first thought. >> okay. one we will continue to watch. >> right now we are hoping to get your work wheat started out the right way. cooler start, unseasonably so, christina. >> cooler finish. on track. >> reverse that. >> you know what i'm saying. i'm a scientist. i have to be precise. we're looking good. this is afternoon lower thetory. 55 degrees on the peninsula. 55 in the tri-valley on our way to the mid to upper 60s. later on today, that is what you're talking about and that is a good ten degrees below average across the board. >> order of operation. thank you. >> now to our trafficologist. >> you can't go before the car in front of you. there you go. looking at the rest of the bay. moving smoothly. south bay star

covering capitol hill for reuters and says senator kirk told me he is now a yes vote on usa freedom. the usa freedom act and the consideration of whether to move forward on that measure a week ago 57 votes to move forward. they needed 60's. senator kirk voted against cloture as it is called the last time around. in favor. two votes shy. either way the measures will expire at midnight. the only version that can pass without the exploration of the the house passed usa freedom act which appears to be what the senate will take up. the house is coming in the session on monday back from their memorial day recess. they come back tomorrow at noon eastern's for morning our speeches. obviously you can follow debate in the house when they return tomorrow. also on c-span tomorrow another senator enters the republican race for president in 2016 senator lindsey graham announcing his intentions tomorrow in central south carolina his hometown. live coverage of his announcement beginning at 1030 eastern over on c-span. you're watching c-span2's. whatever the case may be. we will be here. when they ga

reuters is reporting that a 7.4 earthquake has struck nepal. the u.s. geological survey says the quake struck near the base camp for mt. everest and measured nearly 11 miles deep. this comes after a 7.8 magnitude struck more than two weeks ago, killing at least 8,000 people. >>> another blogger critical of islam has been found hacked to death in bangladesh. police say the 33-year-old was on his way to work tuesday in the northern city when four masked men killed him with cleavers. he advocated secularism. this is the third such attack in less than three months involving a critic of religious extremism. >>> a five-day cease-fire is hours away in yemen. meantime, the coalition continues to bomb rebel targets, and the saudis say one of their citizens was killed by a shell fired from inside yemen. >>> u.s. intelligence officials say there's no reason to believe isis leader baghdadi was seriously injured in a coalition airstrike. that's despite reports from the guardian and daily beast that he is badly hurt. it has prompted a power struggle within the group.

way, the potential reported by reuters late last week. on shares we're watching.es, a loss of $.84 per share last quarter, revenue of 58.5 million dollars. they rose a lot in their first day. down inen it has traded the shares are trading lower at the moment as well as a result of these earnings. they are down, you can see, by almost 11%. finally, i wanted to bring you an update on yahoo! sharplyhose shares fall before the close of regular trading. we told her there was a report in a chinese newspaper that the company was considering some sort of increase in import taxes on global commerce companies that do cross-border business. it seems there might have been another reason actually for yahoo! to be falling. the irs considering changing its ruling practice for spinoffs of trade businesses that are small compared to other assets in a corporation. this is something that could affect yahoo!, according to someone making a comment at a d.c. bar association of it today. it is unclear exactly what was affecting younger shares, but now there are a couple of choices. it m

i'm looking at a reuters wire now, which says the vice president told reuters that the extension depends on the situation on the ground. >> the situation on the ground is complicated because i mean it's not just that the houthis are killing people it's going both ways we are not getting a lot of - part of the problem is that we are not getting good journalism information where the conflict is going on. a lot of rumours, claims... >> it's difficult for a journalist to report on the ground. it's difficult to report. certainly there is a lot of frustration on the part of the yemenis because of the lack of electricity, water, gasoline the hospitals that are closed down. the people are suffering. there's no question about that. that is why the u.n. is anxious that there be a ceasefire to continue. the ceasefire that was announced in april didn't stop the bombing. it continued. it continued throughout. there's a lot of misunderstanding and frustration, that people don't trust each other. certainly we are not getting a sense of what do the yemeni people think. >> thank you so much for giving us

, this one also from the reuters photographer.ng and laying out samples of dead oiled wildlife on the beach that they're documenting and taking pictures of. the reporting basically all day today has been that no animals have been known to be affected by this spill. this was not a drilling spill or an oil train derailment or an exxon val tease derailment, this was a pipeline, buried underground on land right next to the 101 free way in southern california, it was a few hundred yards from the beach, the way they discovered this pipeline leak, the way it often happens with the pipeline leak, is that they don't know when it actually started, but by about 11:30 a.m. local time yesterday, it had been going for long enough it had produced a big stink, and a local woman called 911, when she smelled what she thought was a gas spill or an oil spill. first responders responded to her claims, these when they realized the coast was covered in oil, and that oil had come from somewhere, run down the beach and started gushing into the pacific oce

but a syrian official and monitoring group tell reuters that isis has now left the historic areas the group had seized. syria's antiquities chief says the city's ancient ruins were left unharmed. a five-day humanitarian cease-fire is over in yemen. and saudi-led air strikes have resumed. at least four districts in aden have been hit. the cease-fire between rebels and forces loyal to the ousted president mostly observed. but there were sporadic clashes. relief groups say five days were not enough to deliver aid to hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the fighting. well after an intense search over rugged terrain, the bodies of six u.s. marines and two nepali soldiers hatch been recovered. the helicopter crashed in a remote area last week during a rescue mission after the earthquake. the cause of the crash is under investigation. nick valencia spoke with the parents of the helicopter's pilot. >> when he stayed here and lived here this was his room. >> reporter: in a small bedroom in wichita, kansas, a big tribute. >> up above you've will see that, the bishop carol football stuff

reuters reports no one claimed responsibility for at take so far.an eye on this and update you when we get some more information in. >>> we are also following a developing story out of north korea. pyongyang's defense chief has been "purged and executed." south korean media report that the defense chief was killed in public as hundreds watched on. according to one south korean law maker, the defense chief was secretly executed by anti-aircraft fire at a shooting range sometime around april 30th. reports say he was charged with treason after showing disrespect to kim jung-un. for the latest we want to go to kathy novak, live in seoul. very disturbing details. kathy, what more are you learning about this very public execution? and do we have any idea what the defense chief was accused of exactly? we heard treason. what does that mean, exactly? >> rosemary, very public, high profile. the man was e quif lquivalent o defense minister or secretary. in the public eye. last month represented north korea in moscow at in the national security conference. posi

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according to reuters, they said, i'd rather go to iraq than work for carley fiorina again, who asked not to be disclosed signing disclosure restrictions in his contract. >>> california remain in a state of emergency tonight as crews work around the clock to clean up after tuesday's massive crude oil spill off the coast of santa barbara. crews have scanned now 7,700 gallons of oil off the coast. it entered the water causing a nine-mile oil slick along the coastline t. spill resulted from a rupture of an underground pipeline tuesday which prompted beachgoers to report a strong odor of oil. by the time officials shut down the pipeline more than 100,000 gallon office oil are estimated to have been released underground with about a fifth of that oil seeping into the ocean. officials said today a number of and helping her development. so why just clean your baby when you can give her... so much more™? johnson's®. so much more™. >>> california remain in a state of emergency tonight as crews work around the clock to clean up after tuesday's massive crude oil spill off the coast of santa barb

a potential split of this type was reported by reuters late last week.o, wanted to bring you an update on other movers. one is etsy. those shares down sharply in the after hours after the online marketplace came out with earnings and it had an loss of $.84 a share in the quarter. revenue at $58.5 million. the stock just started trading april 15 and rose one -- a lot in its first day. those shares are trading lower at the moment as well. as a result of these earnings, they are down. by almost 11%. finally, an update on yahoo!. we saw shares fall sharply in the minutes before the close of regular trading. there was a report in a chinese the country was considering some sort of increase in imports taxes on global e-commerce companies. though there might have been another reason for yahoo! to be following. the irs is considering changing its ruling practice for spinoff arerees are businesses that small compared with other assets in a corporation. this is something that could affect yahoo!. this is according to someone who was compensating -- commenting any d

and doing more will be a big day whichever way it goes. >> sreenivasan: ireland covenant for the reuterse, thanks for joining us padraic halpin. >> thank you. >> woodruff: it's been called one of the longest-lasting and cruelest effects of the great recession. millions of senior citizens who were caught up in the economic collapse, now struggle to put food on the table. sarah varney has our report from naples florida. the story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. it's not easy to spot in the sparkling waters luxurious condos and high-end rec recreation but in recent years daily life for many seniors in this sun lit paradise turned weak. >> this is my biggest gripe. wall my life i struggled and now in my '70s i had to struggle all over again. it bothered me a lot. >> i was in control but the recession has done terrible things. >> i never had to receive charity. >> reporter: less than two miles away from the beaches is the naples senior center. jackie established the lunchians to give older floridians a place to socialize. it became apparent how desperately p

that's according to the reuters news agency.ay hundreds of houthi supports rallieded to condemn the the air can payment. monday a dozen people remember killed on friday when a residential neighborhood was hit. saudi has been targeting rebels since march. >>> 17 people killed in iraq's capital. bombs went off just minutes apart in a popular commercial area of baghdad. the first was a suicide car bomb that detonated near restaurants and coffee shops filled with customers the second struck in a similar area. 49 men have appeared in an afghan court accuseed in a mob attack in which a woman was beat to death. the 27-year-old 27-year-old woman was accused of burning a koran was kicked to death by a friends i crowd and then set to fire. several police officers watched as aas a as the attack took place. >>> ray moment of silence in baltimore. crowds of people marched from the site of freddie grew's arrest to city hall. six officers who were arrested on friday have posted bail and been released from custody until the end of the month. >>

reuters is quoting a local official as saying five ethiopian refugees were killed in the strike. >>>ces loyal to exiled president hadi say they have made significant gains. peace talks are due to start at the u.n. base in geneva next thursday. hashem ahelbarra reports from the saudi capitol, riyadh. >> reporter: government troops gain ground in this prosense. its borders sa'dah the power base of the houthis. if it falls into government hands, it will be the post significant loss for houthi rebels since they took over power in september. these are some of the vehicles ceased by tribesmen loyal to president hadi. fighting continues across the country. in the city of ta'izz, the houthis backed by soldiers loyal to the former president have intensified their campaign to capture yemen's third largest city. >> translator: we are ordered by our allegiance norms and morals. >> reporter: the saudi-lead coalition has ramped up its air strikes against houthi positions in sa'dah and the capitol. these are some of the weapons air dropped to government troops in the southern province. as the fight

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ethiopiaathiopian de angry over this police beating and details at least at this moment coming from reuters is that mounted police in this situation that we're seeing as we get close to 11:00 p.m. local time, mounted police charged hundreds of ethnic even ethiopian citizens. they fired stun grenades yesterday to try to clear one of the most violent protests so far that they can remember in recent history there in the heart of tel aviv, a beach town, very popular for those of you who are familiar with it. the protesters, israeli jews of ethiopian origin. so again this goes back to an issue where ethiopian jews have joined the ranks of legislators and the office corps and the country's melting pot of the military, they serve in the military as israeli citizens but of ethiopian decent but they lag behind other israelis. just to give you one data point, ethiopian-israel households earn 35% less than the national average. we were looking at those live pictures out of israel. we'll continue to much with a and give you more information of that unrest and those clashes there with israeli police and

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according to reuters, china hit a record of 7 1/2 million barrels a day last month, and that puts ithead of estimated exports for the united states. china is the number one purchaser of other commodities like coal and iron ore. >>> chirn in a's central back made a big move overnight. that country tries to ratchet up support for its growing economy s efforts are not ex >> reporter: china cut interest rateses for the third time in six months. the economy is slowing down. and many people here believe it's rapidly losing momentum. the april data so far has been disappointing for trade as well as inflation, and that bodes poorly for the other data out later this week as well as the second quarter. the central bank decided to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to help sure up the economy. lenneding rate stands at 5 prnt 1%. the deposit rate is at 2.2%. as much as the central bank would like to sure up the economy, they want to deepen reforms allowing banks to set their own interest rates on deposits. the idea is to create more competition in thest >> now, to europe where the focus is on

financial engines spiked on a reuters report that wells fargo is planning to offer financial engine servicesough its retirement platform. that move would make it available to 4 million wells fargo 401(k) participants. engines rose wells fargo was off a few cents to 56.01. shopify surged seeing strong investor interest even though shares were priced above expectations at $17 a share. the company, which makes software to help retailers sell things online raised about $130 million. shares were 51% higher to close at $25.68. >>> well sue, a new oecd study says income inequality in developed nations is hurting the global economy. the report found the richest 10% of the population saw their earnings grow 10% while the income of the poorest fell 3%. josh fineman, chief global economist at deutsche bank joins us. good to see you, thanks for coming. what's interesting to me here is beyond the sort of social strain that wealth disparity imposes, it may be transmitted in view of this study and in your view into slower growth and less vibrant economies. what's -- how does that get transmitted, why happe

they have not been able to confirm the reuters line.omething that act fists say they think should happen or will in recent days as the protest and violence escalates. the army scene has been neutral. they are out from the treat during the protest, and while police will shoot at the protests, the army will step in between and urge police to use less force. it's neutral to some protesters and some are on their side and are there to protect them pro testing without being shot at or killed. for many it's not the case. the presidential provider said that this is not serious. we are yet to find out if or if not the military has subpoena control. >> the protesters on the street because they were angry at him running for a third term. thank you for that. >> a train accident in philadelphia killed at least five and injured nor han 50 others. the passenger plane derailed on its journey from washington d.c. to new york city. gabriel elizonda joins us live from philadelphia. what is the status as far as victims and getting people out of the train i

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>> well, interestingly there was a report that the reuters news agency released a few days ago with respectg to the journalists it was reported that hundreds of military equipment, military vehicles were seen heading down towards the ukraine border being set up at a makeshift camp around 50 kilometers from the ukraine border. it was described, the equipment included tanks, rocket launchers and artillery. now, the defense ministry have refused to give comment at this stage over that reported build up. again prescott talking about an invasion said the question was completely inappropriate regarding this and get daily violations of the ceasefire and interesting today the news agency task reported that according to a member of the administration of the self proclaimed donetsk republic the separatists had been shelled 30 times in the last 24 hours so if you look at these reported troop build up in the context of this new law then it certainly seems that there are questions that are yet to be answered with respect to the future of the conflict in ukraine and russia's alleged role in it. >> charle

. >> reuters says soldiers from ten countries including china and india will march in the parade. western leaders are not attending, but chinese president xi jinping will be there. he apparently wants to stress cooperation with russia. >>> wide-scale relief efforts are still under way in nepal ten days after a devastating earthquake. tents and other emergency supplies from japan have arrived in the capital, kathmandu. japan is providing the nation with about $13 million in aid. japanese embassy officials plan to deliver 350 tents and 2,500 blankets to local authorities. >> this area is a very cold area. and these blankets will be more useful in their daily use. >> more than 7,500 people have been confirmed dead in nepal and neighboring countries following the magnitude 7.8 earthquake that struck late last month. the severe tremor destroyed or damaged more than 360,000 houses and buildings, forcing a large number of people outdoors. people in nepal marked the birthday of the founder of buddhism on monday. a memorial service was held at the shrine in the center part of the country.

the reuters newsagency quoted a local official saying five were killed in the strike. the area is a stronghold of the houthi rebels. forces loyaled to exiled president abd-rabbu mansour hadi say they have taken back areas. government is travelling to the east. houthis controlled large areas of territory across yemen. >> two people have been killed in fighting. and fighters in benghazi. 50 people were injured during the battle in the eastern city. rival groups fought full control of benghazi for over a year. this included members of i.s.i.l. >>> malaysia's prime minister ordered the navy and the coast guard to search the sea for stranded migrants. most are rohingya fleeing violence. malaysian say they will provide temporary shelter for those that land on the territory, and thailand mr no longer push back boats. we have more from lang cowy. >> that was the problem with the policy letting the people you were trying to help know that they can receive help. the migrant boats are thought to be offshore especially with the push back policy of the government not letting them l