party. >> anything is better than dilma rousseff rousseff. >> to the end but it's very important forhow we are not happy, we are not happy with the government. >> reporter: large protests elsewhere in the country but not as large as organizers reported here and drawing hundreds of thousands and not as large as protests last month. a survey says 63% of people would like to see dilma rousseff impeached and removed from office but that also shows the 29% of brazilians believe that will happen. the president is touched by corruption scandal at the state oil farm and alleged politicians took bribes in return for construction contracts, most politicians belong to the president's workers party and allies. and dilma rousseff was chairman but nothing suggests she did anything wrong and says the president is not in immediate danger of losing her job. >> huge mistakes were made but i think that there is no evidence that could lead to the president's impeachment at this moment. of course, that may appear. >> reporter: the protesters right to take to the streets has been defended by the president

against president dilma rousseff.rew thomas in new castle australia at a protest at a facility that could revolutionize the way the sun is used to make electricity. ♪ let's start with yemen where tribal forces have taken control in the southeast of the country and camps belong to forces loyal to former president. meanwhile saudi-led planes intensifying raids on houthi rebel targets in the southern city of aiden for a second straight day and targeted the presidential palace there. and we have a journalist in the capitol there and explained the situation on the ground. >> the tribes are sending forces and especially ground offensive but until now we have not seen anything and in control for almost four days. >> reporter: mohamed reports from the saudi/yemen border. >> reporter: families in the border city mourning the death of loved ones, the body of one of three soldiers killed by houthi shells on friday is about to be buried. the government is here to convey the condolence. among the objectives of the air strikes is t

: another arrest in the kick back scheme of petro bass threatening to bring down president dilma rousseff. the urge to paint. >> a found an abandoned building and thought "hey it's a good spot to chill and point." coming outs of the shadows to express yourself in a colourful and creative fashion >>> good evening, i'm barra. >> i'm antonio mora >>> we begin with the fight for ramadi. a fierce battle is under way for control of the city. earlier i.s.i.l. launched a series of suicide bombings there. iraqi officials say u.s. air strikes are helping to contain the rebels but reinforcements are needed. a massive evacuation of families has been called. 150,000 fled since wednesday. causing huge traffic jams on the roads. >> iraqi prime minister haider al-abadi wrapped up his first visit to washington in a meting with vice president biden, who reinforced america's commitment to help iraq reclaim territory from i.s.i.l. >> it's a strategic partnership that helps iraq provide for its people and reinforces sovereignty and independence. in other words, a partnership that will continue to grow long af

. >>> 10s of thousands take to the stress against president due ma douma rousseff.ething that could refrevolutionize power. >>> now, polls have opened in sudan for elections that are expected to return president bashier to power. the 71-year-old has ruled the country for 25 years and face no sir real competition. the mainstream opposition is boycotting the vote. and the international community skeptical the poll will deliver a credit result. catherine soi reports from khartoum. >> reporter: some of these young men have lived for as long as omar al bashir has been president. he had in the past said that he would not seek reelection. but now it's almost certain that he will likely win this election election. he is a 25-year-old university student from darfur, most of his family has been displaced by the conflict there. he blames the president for failing to keep the peace. >> translator: he always makes promises in campaigns but after he wins he doesn't keep them. his government continues to kill people. he's a lie layer. >> reporter: president bashier was indicted by

. >> reporter: tens of thousands take to the streets in brazil against president delma rousseff and speifs at augusta. ♪ polls opened in sudan for elections expected to return president bashir to power, voters arriving at polling stations 71-year-old has ruled the country more than two decades and faces no real competition, the mainstream opposition is boycotting the vote and we report from there. >> reporter: some of the young men lived as long as bashir the president and said in the past he would not seek reelection but now it's almost certain he will likely win this election. this is a 25-year-old university student from darfur and most family displaced by conflict there and blames the president for failing to keep the peace. >> translator: he always makes promises and campaigns and after he wins he doesn't keep them and the government continues to kill people he is a liar. >> reporter: the president is indicted by the international criminal court forward crimes in darfur and under his watch rebels from blue nile and states in the mountains took up arms against the government and many

. >> ville >> vilma rousseffdilma rousseff,. >> batman's goth ham city gotham city is a violent place. rejects voyages and decides to fight for justice so this inspired me. >> it's just six months since dilma rousseff won asecond term, it was a tightly contested battle. now, inflation taxation, the cost of basic goods they're all up. brazil is on the verge of recession. there will be progovernment protests on the streets but dwarfed by millions who come to place he like this and tell the president, it's time to go. demonstrations last month saw people in the streets in more than 50 cities across the country. billion dollar corruption scandal at the state run oil company, petrobras, although there's no suggestion the president was involved. runs his own company he will join the protests saying enough is enough. >> as a father i'm leading the movement called upset online, in order to offer a bright future to my kid my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. >> president rousseff has taken some steps oon issues raised in the protest. this will not be a silent signal. there won't be any

rousseff last month saw people out in the streets in cities throughout the country. the state run oil company had a corruption scandal. >> we are joined live from sao paulo. tell us what's happening at the moment alan. >> you can see thousands of people on the streets. it's been a carnival like atmosphere here through the day. people have been walking listening to the various speakers at various points, some who haven't been able to quite contain their anger. there are groups from all shades of the political spectrum, even some calling for a reinstallation of a military government here. most people are very angry calling for her impeachment. she woke up to a new poll that said 63% believe she should be impeached over the scandal the scandal is the state oil company and there were allegations that senior figures there took substantial brakes to steer construction contracts in certain ways. reduce receive who is now the president of brazil was the chairman of the board at the time these allegations were made. there's no suggestion that she knew of any bribery or corrup

of cities across brazil, cans of thousands of people turned out to protest agains president dilma rousseff. tthere is huge anger nationwide at the corruption scandal that state-owned oil company petrobras.more than 50 politicians from the major parties have been implicated. there is outrage at the ruling workers party, which presents itself as anticorruption. there were calls from the president's impeachment although she herself is not under investigation. >> it is an unsustainable situation, it has reached an unacceptable level. it was too much corruption and the government stays in power using public money. life is becoming more difficult every day. naomi: the demonstrations came from different groups and had a variety of demands. others from -- others for military to and a return to the dictatorship that ran the country between 1964 and 1985. >> if we don't have on its representatives, we would rather have the military, because there is too much robbery violence, a lack of health, lack of everything. we just can't stand it anymore. naomi: similar demonstrations last month brought up hun

dilma rousseff ran with over 50% of the vote six months ago. it was a polarized brazil. the allegations are built and built. that's why people have come onto the streets to voice distrust and anger and called for the president to go. the president welcomed the protest. she'll do what she can to make it better for ordinary brazilians, it's something that she's looking for in the long term. for those on the streets now, they want something to happen and happen soon. >> still to come - no jab, no pay. why parents in australia could risk losing money if they don't immunize their children. all the latest news from europe including goals from the bundislega in germany. >> i'm wayne hay reporting from auckland. we tell you why the inno vat if art gal -- innovative art gallery is about to be thrust on to the international stage in new york. >> unpredictable... uncontrollable... and under eighteen >> you have kids here who've killed someone. >> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars... will a new experimental program be thei

this inspired me. >> it's just six months since rousseff won a second term. it was a clothe battle which split the country. >> her popularity is falling almost as quickly as the country's economy tax issues, there will be government protests on the streets but millions will come to places like this and tell the president it's time to go. >> demonstrations last month saw people on the streets in more than 50 stipes across the country. the president was the chairman of the oil company at the time high profile officials allegedly took bribes for construction contracts, although there is no suggestion the president was involved. this man will join the protests, saying enough is enough. >> as a father, i'm leading the movement called upset on line in order to offer a bright future to my kids, my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. >> president rousseff has taken steps to address the issues raised in the protests, it may help her in the long term, but there will be demonstrations in more than 400 cities and towns. there will be no disguising the message that

only perhaps the method used from now on to confront them >>> brazil's approximately dilma rousseff is three months into her term in office. her approval dropped to 13%. protests across the country on sunday. we have this report from sao paulo. he believes it's a battle for truth and justice. it has become a familiar figure for anti-government protests. i never imagined i would be a symbol of protests. on sunday he joins millions of brazilians in the latest protest against dilma rousseff and her government. >> translation: batman's gotham city is corrupt. brazil is a corrupt place. there's a similarity with batman man who rejects corruption and violence. this inspired me. >> reporter: it's six months before they won a second term it was a battle that split the country. >> the president's popularity fell as quickly as the economy. inflation, tax, goods. brazil is on the verge of recession. there'll be protests on the streets, dwarfed by the millions who come to places like this and tell the president it's time to go. demonstrations so people on the streets - there's growing anger at a m

dilma rousseff will come to the white house on june 30th. she cancelled a state visit in 2013, after n.s.a. leaker edward snowden revealed the u.s. spied. they'll discuss a wide range of issues including climate change. >> three saudi officers were killed and two wounded in a mortar attack on the saudi border. saudi forces responded with gun fire. ministry officials say 500 houthis died since a saudi-led campaign began. we go to the saudi city of jizan, on the border with yemen. >> this confirms that the houthis have been able to in the last few days come close to the border close enough to shoot at the guards and we know that the purpose or one of the major objectives of the saudi led air strikes is not only to bring about change in yemen and defend but as they say, to defend the saudi borders and make sure that the conflict in yemen doesn't spillover into saudi arabia. now we see the killing of the saudi arabia border guards will push the saudis to change their tactics in this war. in order to prevent concerns or growing concerns in the co

agency tapped german chancellor angela merkel's cell phone and monitored brazilian president dilma rousseff'sthe hacks come at a time of extreme tension between the white house and the kremlin. an unnamed u.s. official told the times the russian angle to this is particularly worrisome. rob reynolds, al jazerra. >>> people in the u.s. city of baltimore have attended a wake for a man who died in police custody. freddie gray's spine was severed while he was under arrest. protest calling for afternoon end to police violence against black americans. >> reporter: outside the vaughn green funeral home in baltimore small groups of local residents gathered to show their solidarity and express their sympathy with the family of freddie gray. loyola university is up the streets and a few students felt it important to show that freddy freddie gray's death had an impact on the entire community. >> really increasing the conversation and making sure we just aren't talking about what's going on in this city and country, we have to stop ignoring the issues. >> reporter: on saturday too as thousands gathered fo

weakening on the concern that petrobras is getting closer to dilma rousseff's party.arrested the treasurer of her party tuesday, he is accused of accepting illegal donations from petrobras. herself was chairwoman of petrobras when the corruption happened. she has not been implicated so far. now to cuba, the governor of new york will travel next week on a tradition. the first u.s. governor will travel to the island since barack obama lifted the travel restrictions in january. andrew cuomo will bring executives from new york looking to reach consumers in the communist country. normalized relations between the two nations took a step forward tuesday after president obama proposed to remove cuba from the list of nations that sponsor terrorism. these are the top stories making headlines in latin america. back to you. mark: joining us from mexico city. thank you. coming up, will there be more job cuts at the world's biggest oil services company? reporting earnings after the bell. that story is next. ♪ mark: listen up, disney has released a new "star wars" trailer. take a lo

denies charges closest person to president dilma rowe rousseff. >> keeping the rates at record low levels is helping boost the economy. central bank also plans to continue its money-printing program adding 60 billion new euros every single month. >> and the protestor confronted, the young woman jumped on his desk chanted and threw confetti at him. with ecb european central bank dictator ship. >> a former nhl player, the race relations to make it more clurve inclusive. >> criminal gangs risking lives >> it's for this... 3 grams of gold >> killing our planet >> where it's blood red... that's where the mercury is most intense >> now, fighting back with science... >> we fire a laser imaging system out of the bottom of the plane >> revealing the deadly human threat >> because the mercury is dumped into the rivers and lakes, it then gets into the food chain... >> that's hitting home >> it ends up on the dinner plate of people... >> techknow only on al jazeera america >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >> in our global views segment an opinion

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. >> both canada and ever since president dilma rousseff dealing with accusations of corruptions in a stalling economy could use a strayed boost from the u.s. after china america is brazil's second largest export market and while it's not located in the americas the topic of china is sure to come up. beijing has lent latin america and the caribbean more than $120 billion in the last decade, more than any other entity. joining us from washington d.c jorge castaneda great to have you with us on the week ahead. >> good to see you. >> mr. farnsworth i'll start with you. i know the tone of the leaders is certainly important here. what needs to happen at the summit for any lawmakers to be satisfied moving forward with cuba. >> first off happy easter. >> thank you. >> to show that both countries have turned over a new leaf, i think question is going to be, what concrete actions come out of this particular meeting? there will most likely be a handshake, some sort of interaction, we don't know exactly what meeting perhaps. but that's a good first step. but i think the question then-b: what's n

agency tapped german chancellor angela merkel's cellphone and monitored brazilian president dilma rousseff's emails. the hacks come at a time of tension between the white house and the kremlin. an unnamed u.s. official told the times the russian angle to this is particularly worry some. >>> still to come on the al jazeera america newshour. >> i'm in kazakhstan for a presidential election. will it be democracy or theer. >> and who the winner is in north cyprus's presidential elections. >>> also local knowledge, why it was a rare home win in golf in the sport, with zoe. >> tomorrow. >> it's crazy money that you can make here. >> behind america's oil boom. >> it's a ticking time bomb. >> uncovering shocking working conditions. >> do you know what chemicals have been in that tank? >> and the deadly human cost. >> my big brother didn't wake up the next day. >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning investigative series. "faultlines": death on the bakken shale. tomorrow

the streets calling for the president to step down. [ chanting ] >>> demonstrators accused dilma rousseff and her workers' party of corruption. protesters demanded everything from impeachment to a military coup >>> china is planning to limit mainland chinese residents visits to hong kong aimed at people from the city of shenzhen. hong kong residents complain too many tourists are hurting their economy. >> shenzhen is an economic zone across the border from hong kong. in 2009 the chinese government granted residents permission to apply for multiple entry permits into the territory. with the new restrictions they'll be allowed to travel once a week. >> this is an issue for me because i by medicine for my family and other foods. >> reporter: it's shops like these that will be affected. the numbers of visitors to hong kong is expected to drop by 4.6 million, a 10% drop from mainland tourists in 2014. >> translation: i welcome the policy. it will free up the streets and reduce rental for shops so we avoid the situation of hong kong stores catering for mainland tourists squeezing out the loping

demonstrators accused dilma rousseff and her workers party. >>> up next in our week ahead segment, the senate returns from recess facing a major rewrite of medicare. . >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. hillary clinton ended the speculation today and formally announced that she is running for president in 2016. the former secretary of state senator from new york and first lady made the announcements anonymity by way of an online video. >>> hold your fire. that's john kerry's message to critics of the nuclear deal made with iran. before it's finalized the deadline to seem the deal is june 30th. >>> and in yemen, saudi arabia has hit four more cities with air strikes today. they said they will continue their assault despite calls from iran to stop. houthi fighters have been firing across yemen is's border into saudi arabia. >>> it's sunday night and time for our regular look at the week ahead. tomorrow the senate returns from a two week recess and they will have a day and a half to take up a bill that will completely overhaul the way medicare payme

. >> anti-government demonstration are taking place across brazil as public discontent for rousseff grows. protests have people on the streets in more than 50 cities across the country. there's growing anger at a multi-billion dollars corruption scandal at the state run agency. there to see what happens be allen fisher in saw paul low. it's only a few months since she was voted back into office. >> i think there's frustration at the economic situation in brazil, as well, and that's what's brought 10s of thousand us on the streets in a sunday afternoon. it is a carnal atmosphere here, it's almost like the start have a football match many people use the brazilian strip. this is blocked off and people if i am it from end to end. they're angry at the economic situation, angry to the country could soon be fogg r. falling into reception. this is likely, as basic food stuffs are more expensive. the taxes are going up. for everyone, it seems to be a little more difficult. not lease -- there is no suggesting that she aware of brakes allegedly being made, but that doesn't help the impression that s

edward snowden shows that the agency tapped german chancellor angela merkel's cell phone and dilma rousseff's e-mails. the hacks come at a time of extreme tension when the white house and the kremlin. an unknown politician told the times, the russian angle othis is particularly worry some. rob reynolds, al jazeera washington. >>> move following mounting criticism, on the organization's blog the acting ceo addressing a $2 million donation from a canadian company that company was being taken over by a russian uranium producer. ing the donation wasn't reported properly on foundation tax forms and that those forms will be fixed. >>> secretary of state john kerry set to meet with his iranian counterpart zarif tomorrow. first time the two had met since putting together the framework of the deal last month. both will be at the u.n. for a nuclear nonproliferation k. conference call. conference. and we have aplaysing video of calbuco volcano in chile after spewing ash for four days. days. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn

. >> president rousseff has taken steps to and the issues raised in the protest. it may help her in the long term, but there will be demonstrations in more than 400 cities and towns. this will not be a silent signal. there will be no disguising the message that they want her to go. alan fisher, al jazeera, sao paulo. >> parents in australia who refuse to vaccinate children may have lose out on government benefits. they could be denied up to $12,000 in payments under a new government policies. we have more from sydney. >> australia's government is calling this policy no jab no pay. they mean families will miss out on tax credits and subsidized child care if they refuse to have their children vaccinated. australia has about 97% but there are pockets in the country where the rates of vaccination is much, much lower and things like whooping cough of making a comeback. over the last decade, the number of conscientious objectors has risen to 40,000 in australia children whose parents have said they have either a religious objectmedical or conscientious reason. they coul

the president's relationship has been cold since dilma rousseff phone tapping. after china it is america's second-largest mark. the topic of china is sure to come up. beijing linked latin america and the caribbean more than half a billion. to discuss more i'd like to welcome eric faans worth. the former president joined us. great to have you with us on week ahead. >> good to see you. i know the tone of the leaders is important. what needs to happen. first of all happy easter. it's good to be with you. i think the summit is an important opportunity for the united states and cuba to show that both countries have turned over a new leaf. the question is what concrete actions come out of this particular meeting. they were most likely a handshake, some sort of interaction. we don't know what meeting, perhaps, but that - you know that's a good first step. the question is what's next. the other question is what will be the posture of the other countries at the summit. it's not just the united states and cuba it's all the country in the western hemisphere and some will b

brazil's president, dilma rousseff, said eduardo galeano's death was a big loss particularly for thoseghting for latin america that is more inclusive, just, and united. she went on to say, may his work an example of struggles stay with us and aspires each day to build a better future for latin america. evo morales, president of brazil, call gagliano a maestro of liberation of the people. i'm sorry, bolivia. and also the president of greece noted the death of gagliano affected every citizen of europe. there's been enormous outpouring of condolences and remembrances of the legacy of eduardo galeano . amy: we will continue to talk about him as we play excerpts of our interviews. first, this interview that we did with them when his last book came out. nermeen: you've often quoted public because of saying art is a lie that tells the truth. what do you see as a significance of art and of your writing in particular, its relationship to the truth and to politics? >> to politics and everything outs. what is a good writer from my point of view? that we say, to make the best we can present tellin

agency tapped german chancellor angela merkel's cellphone and monitored brazilian president dilma rousseff's emails. the hacks come at a time of extreme tension between the white house and the kremlin. an unnamed u.s. official told the times the russian angle to this is particularly worrisome. >>> after mounting criticism, the clinton foundation acknowledged that it made mistakes in how it disclosed information about its finances. on the foundation's blog acting c.e.o. mora pale addressed a donation of more than $2 million from a canadian company taken over by a russian iranian producer and wrote the reason the donation was not reported is canada bans the disclosure of donors without their concept. and it was alleged that they were not reported in the tax forms properly. she wrote: there could be a break through on the divided mediterranean island of cyprus. polls closed in an election that could unite the island for the first time in 40 years. it has been split between turkey and greece between 1974, turkey invaded the northern portion of the island in a response to a coup backed by athens.

and the person they blame, president rousseff. here is the heart of the protest movement. there's a sea of yellow and green, the colors of the brazilian flag. a fesstively atmosphere. people singing out with dilma and time for change. listen to what a few people told us. >> half of the people here are here because they never voted for them. and they -- we can just see new why we do wee didn't vote. and the other half has been betrayed by the president. everything she promised she's not fulfilling. >> i think to impeach legally it's more complicated. that's why my suggestion twhub everybody should ask for the president to quit because she could quit any moment. >> reporter: according to a you'll poll, 75% of brazilians support the protest. even if they're not out demonstrating. and more than 60% think that congress shouldn't begin some kind of impeachment proceeding against the president. in reality, it's complicated, there are a lot of legalities that political an exist say would make it difficult. but protesters here say they'll keep up the pressure. nonetheless, the demo

pero si recuerdo bien, el dÍa antes de empezar la cumbre, la propia presidenta de brasil, dilma rousseffoluciÓn, un espacio de diÁlogo interno en venezuela que por una parte, lÓgicamente, supere la situaciÓn de que haya presos por razones polÍticas, y por tanto, todos compiten igual, y que por otra parte, pongan de acuerdo en el restablecimiento de unas ciertas reglas y un cierto consenso tambiÉn para enfrentar la crisis. >> pero siendo sincero, ¿no esperaba usted algo mÁs de lo que pasÓ con el documento al interior de la cumbre de las amÉricas? >> no, no esperaba algo mÁs. la cumbre tenÍa una dimensiÓn histÓrica por razones que todos conocen, era la normalizaciÓn, por decirlo de alguna manera, o el proceso de normalizaciÓn de relaciones de cuba y estados unidos. esto supone un cambio copernicano. >> a propÓsito del tema, ¿no considerarÍa que el decreto del gobierno de los estados unidos contra venezuela con las sanciones y donde se afirmaba en el decreto que venezuela es una amenaza para la seguridad de los estados unidos pudo tener un efecto contraproducente? porque le ha permitido a n

hundreds of thousands took to the streets to protest corruption and demand the impeachment of dilma rousseff chaired the petrogas's board most of the time the bribes took place, she has been exonerated. but dozens of top politicians are under investigation, and the scantedal hit brazil's construction and oil sectors, dragging on the economy, expected to fall into recession. >> is it enough to turn the page. what about the declining price of i will. problem on problem. >> it is a problem. what the executives are trying to do. new management is in charge. they are trying to draw a line under the scandal they have. they have a long way to go. one thing to keep in mind is of all the major oil concerns, petrogas now has to try to pay back the debt and in a time of very low oil prices. >>> thank you. now to the tech beat this morning - an astronaut who became a rock star. chris hadfield is on earth, after serving as the commander of the international space station, his videos got him worldwide attention, and now he's planning on album. we have the story. >> four, three, two, one, lift off. tom, ch

alix: does this continue the black eye for dilma rousseff? guest: it does not help. beginning of the week they disclosed the end results of the corruption. the markets seem to think it is explained enough. my concern and a place like brazil is that might be beyond scratching the surface but not really digging into the messiness. you're looking at a highly leveraged company in an inefficiently run country, and there are political ramifications. petrobras is trading on the debt side. it's about 400 over. it is trading like a high-yield pond and will continue to be one. -- bond and will continue to be one. alix: coming up, will heard of texas joins me to talk about two cyber security bills. ♪ alix: it is the end of an era at abercrombie & fitch. the retailer is getting rid of the appearance and sense of style hiring rule that stipulated attractiveness. it is the last of the legacy of former ceo mike jeffries who left in september. abercrombie is also easing rules on makeup, jewelry, and mustaches to ford is a limiting a ship. the move will result in 700 layoffs and auto

demonstrators accuse rousseff and her worker's party of widespread corruption and not doing enough to help the sagging economy. polls give her historically low approval ratings. >> an ohio community in a tug of war for its water supply, and residents are losing to fracking. >> congress returns to work today, and has less than 48 hours to change how medicare pays for treatment. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. it's 7:45 eastern. taking a look now at today's stop stories. an investigation underway at disney world after one died at the park this weekend. part of a racing attraction crashed into a guardrail. the accident killed the passenger and injured the driver. the passenger reportedly the operations manager for the track. >> four former security guards for black water will be sentenced today for their role in the shooting of iraqi civilians in 2007. 14 iraqis were killed in what prosecutors call an unprovoked attack. one former guard faces a life sentence found guilty of first degree murder. >> sentencing begins today for 10 of the educators convicted of cheating in atlanta. a j

rousseff has been struggleding. >>> the world's largest trades fair for industrial goods was officiallypened by the indian prime minister and the german chancellor. india this year's for the partner country. modi outlined india's willingness to reform and increase free trade. >>> leadership crisis is in full swing at europe's largest car maker. on friday the chairman said he was distancing himself from the europe's ceo who has been head the vw since 2007. piech appears to be isolated. they will meet in the coming days. let's get more details on this. i would think very convoluted story. what's going on here? >> it's a very interesting story. there are a lot of different elements going on here. one of course is the family feud we've seen starting to emerge and we saw piech coming out on friday staying i'm going to distance myself from winterkorn. which is surprising. he saw him taking over audi before he brought him on as ceo. they have become at odds because winterkorn has assumed more power and piech wants control of the day-to-day business. the other factor would he have seen is his c