in sport, wawrinka and roger federer go head to head at an all-swiss final at the monte carlio masters. >> good to have you with us for the newshour from al jazeera. new tapes revealed the confusion and indecision of the rescue operation of the south korean ferry disaster. 58 are confirmed dead. 244 are missing. the vessel capsized near jindo island. >> pro-russian rebels declared a curfew in slovyansk, following a gun battle at a makeshift checkpoint. the interior ministry says three were killed in the shooting. the u.n. warns that residents in a district of damascus ran out of food. aid has not been delivered for 10 days. some people are resorting to eating leaves and animal feed. >> rebels in south sudan say they are gaining ground in a fight for government troops after capturing an oil town. officials returned to a city deserted by the rebels. >> they found it destroyed beyond repair. you may find some images disturbing. >> this is what any visitor to mela call can see, the aftermath of a series of battles between soldiers and rebels. it's left some people in shock. >>translation:

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roger federer progressed, 6-1, 6-2 in just under an hour. the slam grand champion misse md the championship to be with his wife and their third child. >> i was patient, when i had the chance i came, and there were quite a lot of margin, and i was able to break. >> the l.a. clippers beat the denver nuggets. l.a.'s big guns were in fine form as they racked up their 57th win of the season. brass griffin with the top score of 24 as the clippers field 11 117-105 win moving within one game of the second seed. >>> the brooklyn nets are also playoff bound. they suffered a hiccup against the new york knicks. hardhighway netting 16 points. the nets wrap up the victory. >>> now south africa will try to get the 2024 olympic games to its shores when bidding starts next year, but according to the head of the country's racing association, their chances might be hurt by african horse sickness, an infectious and de deadly decease endemic to sub-saharan africa. we have reports from cape town. >> reporter: african horse sickness is a fatal disease. it has to e

. >> roger federer and rafael nadal are through. rafa winning, and roger federer disposing of a czech, that was under an hour. the 17-time champion may which is the french open to be with the wife and the birth of their third child. >> that's the sport. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> in 1964 the ford mustang hit american highways inspiring a generation of car lovers. it was ford's april to the european sports car of the year. 50 years later it's as popular as ever. rob reynold's took it for a spin. take a look. >> coming april 17th, the unexpected ford mustang. brilliant new kind of car. >> the 1964 ford mustang cost $2,300. americans couldn't get enough of them. the fast and stylish roadster crewed into 1960s pop culture and inspired incurrable car lust in mill jonls ions -- millions of red-blooded males. >> no man alive knows and loves the mustang more than jim hanley. selling and restoring mustangs at his shop in los angeles for 45 years. what has the mustang meant to you in your life. >> 45 years of pleasure, i've been re

he now goes on to meet roger federer. theest chance of reaching world cup finals in 22 years. after a first day of semifinals, they are leading against host australia, 2-0. the german team now needs only one more victory to reach the finals. a german artist had a prolific career, painting photographs and producing films. now the moma in new york city is featuring a major retrospective of his work. than 250es more objects from over five decades. let's have a look. >> the title of this translated into english is to see things as they are. the letters are printed in mirror image. tot was sigmar polke trying tell us cap the >> it is a bit like magic. picks your pocket -- distract you or your solution pick your pocket on the other side. --is not the norm that might that one might be interested in. >> he has a way of criticizing society in general. he questioned everything, recognizing that things are not -- often not what they seem. he was also versatile when it came to form and technique. early 1960's together foundedther artist, he an art style he called capitalist realism. it wa

the us join open champion beat his fellow swiss roger federer to take the monte carlo title.gainst the seven-time vashti seven-time -- 17 time champion has lost all of his matches, and he had his second win in 50 matches against better. -- federer. the first of three spring classics in the gold race -- just over 30 kilometers of the 252 kilometer race, to falkenberg remaining. van hekker was ahead after attacking. and as the race can -- initiates final 15 k, they came unstuck with riders drifting back. but -- maintained their persuit of the -- pursuit of the leaders. alexander valverde -- he hit the accelerator with devastating force to shoot clear of the field. in his2 champion koski wake. adding to his triumphant 2010 and the triple crown in 2000 levin. australia's guratz in third. lewis hamilton continued his domination of formula one, easily allowing nicolas rothberg to get his third victory in succession. he is still behind rossberg in standings. last year's winner in china finished third. and thegg99Ññwçça7gucbçrú

he forced the roger federer faced czech player with the gospel federer got off to a slow start and trailed for two in the first activity kick into high gear in the head of the next eleven games to overcome rothman fifty eight minutes six for six one the score line in that sets up our last encounter with the number nine seed joe willie song got. federer has attended for three record against on a couple season to get a feasible a full house rogers again about back in the french and wimbledon. so was guillermo garcia lopez of spain taking on thomas bridge for a place in the quarterfinals be checked at the end of taking a scrappy first set six four garcia lopez level by taking the second set and broke the record the life they decided it would denote personable but for now we know that he'll make his second straight then good for the third of march when the rest of the driver did arrive in the eastern chinese city of earlier on this week along with twenty all three races so far this season mercedes also has two second place finishes at the garage for the newest hamilton got the second one to fi

spectators the match lasted for three hours in twenty minutes later seventy two time grand slam winner roger federer level the score he beat the cardinal cooke was given three sets six before six to fourteen sixty two. are the hosts to secure your shih kai karate national championship. about two and fifty athletes are dissipating in the competition a distinctive feature of the sport is that the pickings are prohibited another karate allow teacher you should type winners of the tournament is about will receive a ticket to the asian championship which will be held in may in the philippines. in addition the winners receive the title of the master sports of kazakhstan the best karate techniques in the shortest match will be awarded with the best surprises of all it is the first time in his diaries and post it in picture book irrigation kai karate is in the us border country only two or three years ago we invited trainer here and begin to develop in our country and to show the results achieved during this time we decided to hold the republic championship in the feature intended location chi district and

. >> khazakhstan moved within one victory of advancing to the semifinals after their team bad roger federernd partner on saturday. they'll have to win the first to keep switzerland' hopes alive. >> new, it's described as the toughest foot race on earth, over the next week more than 1,000 runners will find out how true it is. the marathon of the sand is about to start in morocco. it's where runners push their mind and bodies to the limit. as they take on the equivalent of six marathons. >> sports most convenient race reconvenes. many are in the sahara desert to take part in a marathon. seven days, six days of running more than 250km to suffer. all whilst carrying a kid and food you need to survive. >> you can del yourself that everything is in the mind. if you want to achieve something, it's within you. there's no limit. the limit is what you put on yourself. >> the view from above underlines the scale of the change. sand, salt pans, mountains and sun. these elements combine to make a race. >> in 1984, patrick bauer decided to go for a whack. he came here. days and kilometres later an idea c

the win sets the frenchman up for a quarter final clash with roger federer.ell, real madrid fans welcome back their cup winning team to the spanish capitol, thousands of supporters lined the street, in the early hours of friday -- thursday morning as the 2014 champion showed off their newest piece of silverware, on an open top. thes the 19th win, the bitter rivals in a thrilling final, as richard nickelson now reports. >> the stakes couldn't be higher. spains to biggest sides. battling it out over the del ray. and real without their injured falllessman, that drew first blood. latching on to the three pass to make it 1-nil. they could have gone 2-up after the break, only for ben to miss the chance. real would probably ruin that as he struck back, defender the unlikely hero. with the game locked at 1-all with just five minutes left, exit time looks certain. but then this happened. the word's most expensive to make it 2-1. suddenly put a smile on renailed do's face. final score 2-1 to real. all i could say is i would like to congratulate my footballers. it was f

the final will be an all-ways saver with wawrinka taking on roger federer. >> i was moving well, being aggressive. it helped my game. i'm enjoying the tie. the golden state warrors won. the clippers struggled as chris paul and blake griffin were bedroomed due to akum -- benched due to accumulating fowls. game 2, the best of seven series, is in l.a. on monday. >> we've been resilient all year. to play the way we did, you know, down the stretch, making big plays, responding in the first quarter run that they had. we are not going to quit, we'll keep fighting. it's a big way to start the season. the atlanta hawks pulled up the biggest upset. they beat eastern conference top seed indiana pacers, white the brooklyn nets won by seven points at the trial raptors. >> this is the most fun at the play-offs - close game, taking, making shots. i feed off the emotion of the crowd. when you go on the road it's fun. you beat the team. i think it's more gratifying than winning at home. i love those moments. >> the blue jackets beat the pittsburg penguins winning their first play-off. matt cal vet scor

. >> roger federer through to the last eight of the monte carlo masters, the swiss beat to get their french man back to win. nadal won his last 16 matches and burdick against lopez. plenty of sport on later. thanks for watching, i'm back later. >> 1964, the ford mustang hit american highways inspiring a generation of car lovers along the way. it was fords answer to european sports car of the era. fifty years later, it's still as popular as ever. rob took it for a spin in los angeles. >> coming april 17, the unexpected, the new ford mustang. brilliant new kind of car. >> the fast and stylish roadster cruised into pop tolture and inspired car love the in millions of red blooded american males. 82-year-old jim has been selling and restoring mustangs for 45 years. >> what has the mustang meant to you in your life? >> 45 years worth of pleasure. i've been retired, basically for 45 years. working on mustangs. >> we pointed out one slight design flaw. >> the back seat is a little too small to make out in. >> well. [ laughter ] >> depends on how bad you want to make out. >> over the years, t

. >>> roger federer has bumped a semifinals spot as well. he had a victory. the swiss was two points from defeat at the end of the second set, but he managed to force a tiebreak before taking advantage of a fourth set point after an error from tsonga. he'll face the defending champi champion. >>> athletico madrid look to go six points clear. they're taking on 15th place. the game got under way a few minutes ago. still goalless. >>> formula one hamilton is looking good in his efforts to dominate the new formula one season. the mercedes driver was fastest in practice ahead of the chinese grand prix where he attempts to win his third successive race. suspension problems 89 laps in the morning session. he returns to set the best time of the day. ferrari alonzo was second quickest. the reigning world champion sebasti sebastien budle. another great day for him. there was a meeting bringing his practice session to an early close. >>> the reigning stanley cup champions in chicago blackhawks lost in overtime against the st. louis blues. they lead 3-2 into the final pe

. >> roger federer has beaten the defending champion. an all-swiss affair against his double partner, warinka, the aust tralian champion. 6-1, 7-6. the swiss is going for the third singles title of 2014. to formula one, louis hamilton will start from poll position, the sunday's chinese grand prix, the fastest time as he looks to win his third race in a row. it's also the third time he's taken poll this season. daniel ricardo was second fastest with the teammate and reigning world champion, bastel in third. the german has been under par having achieved one podium fin issue in three races. >> it was a tough session. i enjoyed it. the car is doing great. i think we definitely could be -- we always have stuff we can improve on. the team are doing a great job. put in a good position for the rest. i hope we can follow through tomorrow. >> super rugby now, the crusader sl ade was part of a 1-point win over the chiefs on saturday, playing at home. the chiefs led 17-9 just before the break. at halftime, that was tom marshal there. but a penalty l

i missed roger federer playing yesterday. good reason. this is an opportunity at a time that can really be the tipping point or a turning point. we are here today, an issue that has been in front of us for decades. if not more. many people have been talking about it, railing about it, even my good friend and colleague. congressman murphy has stepped that isto assume a role really doing something important. paul wellstone, gordon smith, john porter, patrick kennedy, his colleague and his father. move onwent on, they and we are not sure who is going to follow in their ways. congressman murphy has stepped forward to do so along with other individuals who are so gratefully working in this way such as senator stop the know and your -- stabenow and your cochairperson in colorado. and the neuroscience caucus. and so forth. they really have a chance to do some a now given the fact that an individual has the vision and courage and a platform to step forward to do so. i have some slides. as researcher, he cannot talk without having slides for too l

i missed roger federer playing yesterday. it was for good reason. this is an opportunity at a time that can really be the tipping point or a turning point. we are here today, an issue that has been in front of us for decades. if not more. many people have been talking about it, railing about it, even my good friend and colleague. congressman murphy has stepped forward to assume a role that is really doing something important. he is not alone in doing this. there have been champions for mental health in congress seriously. -- congress previously. paul wellstone, gordon smith, john porter, patrick kennedy, his colleague and his father. as time went on, they move on and we are not sure who is going to follow in their ways. congressman murphy has stepped forward to do so along with other individuals who are so gratefully working in this way such as senator stabenow and your cochairperson in colorado. and the neuroscience caucus. and so forth. we really have a chance to do something now, given the fact that an individual has the vision and courage and a

just over 34 million, a much wider gap than the one that exists between woods and tennis great roger federerighest paid at let netting 7 million less than woods in 2013. at the number three spot for the athletes, nba star kobe breezy point who makes close to $62 million a year, 36 million more than the third highest paid ceo, that being rupert murdoch. 21st century fox's ceo. he made just over $26 million last year. wouldn't be a bad take for anyone though, on any level. back to you guys. >> somebody standing here just said that. >> would that be shaquille? >> that would be shaq over here, sits in both of those categories, call him a ceo athlete i guess. >> right. i was one of the first ones. i originated my whole brand after magic johnson and what he was could go. >> i was going to ask you who your mentor was? magic was the guy that set the tone for you? >> magic in 1992, and his words were -- to me was it's okay to be famous but you want to start owning things and i was an early investor in google, and i wanted to start doing things. >> you're the warren buffett of basketball clear ly. >>

the difference between ellison and bob eiger from disney, only $3478 separates tennis champion roger federer 3 spot for the athletes, nba star kobe bryant making $62 million. that's $36 million more than the third highest paid ceo of the largest 100 company, runner murdock who made $26.1 million. murdock is making less thanning soar legend david beckham who makes about $47 million, mostly in endorsements. most of the athletes make their money in endorsements and pro basketball player derrick rose from the chicago bulls made more than $37 million, even though he didn't play one game in the 2012 and 2013 injuries. i think he played one last 84 due to injuries. so, a lot of people say, look at this. i tend to think it's compareing apples to oranges. i do not think it's the same thing t.ceo tends to run a company made up of hundreds of thousands, maybe thousands of people. but the effort, ultimately is of all the people. whereas an athlete is a smaller group of people. they make money off their endorse:s. they are selling their own louisville brand for. thank you, mary. i'm with you. i go back t

federal government. on the other, some land owners and some local governments and the battle is threatening to turn very ugly. nbc's roger o'neil tonight has the first part of our in-depth report. >> reporter: in the land of wide open spaces, there's a new land war. the federal government owns almost half the property in the west, and the fight is over who should control it. the first shot was fired in nevada, captured on home video, dick carver, a county supervisor, reopened a road in the national forest. two federal rangers said they were threatened. it was the fourth of july, and it became a declaration of independence for a new rebellion. this time, from the feds. >> on the one hand, it is sort of funny, right? this little county in nevada, this one county commissioner, bulldozing his way across the national forest, saying, this land is mine. this is ours! the u.s. government doesn't exist here. on the one hand, it's funny, except for the fact that this was happening in the context of bombs that kept going off in federal government offices, all over that part of the country. now, that bulldozing was july 4th. it was

federation, wolf. >> all right, fred, thank you. i'll speak live with congressman mike rogers to talk about the crisis in ukraine as well as the u.s. drone strikes in yemen. one of al qaeda's master bombers, was he killed in that strike? that's coming up shortly. president obama has arrived in asia. first stop, japan where he met with the prime minister. the president reassured tokyo of its u.s. support in its dispute with china over islands in the south china sea. it will be a week of diplomacy and building economic ties. there are also planned stops in south korea, malaysia and the philippines. the trip comes as the president tries to show asian leaders the u.s. remains committed, deeply committed, to the region. >>> a school attack on more than 200 girls kidnapped. we're going live to nigeria on the horror unfolding after militants went on a rampage. what about that so-called object of interest found on the australian coast? could it be linked to flight 370? our panel of experts standing by to weigh in. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it d

federation says the country has three main problems to solve - airports, airports and airports. fast-forward seven years, not much has changed. brazilian soccer legend weighed in saying: >> earlier i spoke with martin rogersf yahoo! sports and asked how embarrassing is it to have their world cup ambassador publicly say that the host country dropped the ball. >> yes, it is yachg. the world cup -- embarrassing. the world cup will be judged on june or july. pele is a figure head for the nation of brazil, and the concerns about the airports couldn't have come at a worse time, brazilians racing to get ready for the massive world cup competition about to land on its doorsteps, and there are fears things will not quite be in place. >> two of the 13 airports are finished with the improvements right now. what does this mean for fans then? >> it's a huge task. a lot of places where there's going to be world cup matches are not equipped infrastructure wise to deal with the volume of traffic coming with any world cup. some of the places in the past have been more like airfields than airports. it's a problem. fans from around the world spent huge amounts of money. internal fights in brazil, after the world cup, would

could lean even more ways because if kate rogers is right, a huge missing chunk of the web site -- >> the back-end maybe inch for insurance companies to bill the federalnt and get payments for subsidies and cost-sharing plans is still not built. this is supposed to be up and running -- >> how the heck can you function if it's not doing its thing? >> a great question. insurance companies are doing this national allly. manually billing the government and it's in both parties are best interests to work quickly and the government pay them. >> these guys are manually writing out checks to the government, hoping to get paid, the government doesn't even see they exist, though. >> exactly. that back-end mechanism is not up and running so the insurance carriers are estimating what they're owed by the government for subsidies and cost-sharing plans, and i had a source close to the matter tell me this back-end system may not be up and running by next open enrollment period, which could spell big trouble. >> to say nothing of the number of people who have counted as enrollees who aren't enrollees, and you have to be wondering what the real cost is. i can only ima

i wasn't going to bring this up but chairman rogers brought it up and i think it got me thinking, obviously. it's your responsibility to enforce federal law. my understanding is it hasn't changed that marijuana is illegal under federal law. yet i understand now your department is doing these guidelines or guidance, giving guidance to banks as to how to deal with something that is illegal under federal law. are those guidelines going to at least have a very clear statement that marijuana is illegal under federal law? >> our guidelines in no way change federal law. the department of justice -- >> is there going to be -- my question is this, sir. i apologize. in those guidelines, is there a statement stating that, hey, folks, this is illegal under federal law? which is the federal law, correct? >> we are in no way telling people things illegal under federal law are legal. the exact language i have to go back and look. >> it would be interesting to note in fact since your responsibility is to enforce federal law and you're giving guidelines on something that is against, is illegal according to federal law that at least there should be an

rogers? >> mr. secretary, let me ask you about marijuana. washington state and colorado have legalized recreational use of marijuana. but it remains illegal in most states, and certainly under federal law. nevertheless department of justice told the governors that it will not challenge their legalization laws, and has told federal prosecutors to de-emphasize marijuana prosecutions. in addition, and what i want to ask you about, the treasury department's financial crimes enforcement network issued new rules that give banks a green light to do business with mare juan shops, illegal shops. the combination of this guidance should allow both medical and recreational marijuana related businesses to make full use of banking services, and institutions. even though dealing with an illegal operation. dea administrator recently told a congressional hearing that cash is the driving force for these drug trafficking organizations, and dea has already seen signs, they say, that gangs are attempting to exploit the new banking rules. the issuance of a green light for banking institutions to do business with these illegal marijuana shops and subsequent action by the treasury department to in effect

roger, thank you, and madam again on behalf of everyone here for your this importante presentation today in new york. clearly very clear and cogent another example of straight forward communication from the federal reserve. thank you for that. >> thank you. my first question, i'd like to go back to the problem earlier and that is the vexing and long lasting in theof unemployment united states following the financial crisis. we see that beneath the national data which are improving, there a very wide dispersian in performance. big differences, for example, by gee ohing reafer in what some cities and some states are doing far better than others, and also byery dramatic difference education. much depends upon how much education and vocational training a worker may have. what is the role of the federal reserve in addressing these aspects of unemployment? other government policies might be helpful? and what other private actions helpful in finally getting unemployment back down levels?comfortable >> thank you, abby. i think you're absolutely right that the recovery in the labor has been exceptionally slow. financial crisis, i think, lot of head winds that the economy has been to overcome. so we have