. >> unbeliefable. >> we have some community input . . . katherine, i know that your organizationhas an app out there that helps people report anonymous anonymously. how important is this? >> oh, it's huge. we have a comprehensive policy and program, and our structure is what is key. so our app on top of it speaks to the millennium generation who -- you know, they walk around with smartphones, so we made it anonymous, and we have resources right there. we have the education behavior right there for the athletes to have access to, and, you know, we're -- we're speaking to the generation, and in technology the way -- with our partner, and so we speak in their language in a way for them to communicate. >> and athletes can go to your website for more information. that is all the time we have tonight. thanks to all of our guests. we'll see you ne next time. ♪ >> this is al jazeera. >> welcome to the news hour, i'm sammy zadan if in doha. these are the top stories. prisoner exchange. goodwill nature ahead o ahead oe syrian peace summit but will i

this who makes millions of billions of dollars spends so less money or nothing to us, that it's unbeliefable reporter: this is likely to be the last anniversary of this shipwreck with the concordia still just off the island. the cruise liner would be finally towed away in june. the port will be chosen in march. four of them are in italy, but france, britain, turkey, and china are also competing for the luck aretive commission. after the ship was pulled up right, the next phase is to make it floatable again. 15 giant water tanks will be attached to the starboard side and then be emptied to give buoyancy to the ship. then the world's largest semisub mergeable ship will be used to lift the shipwreck and sail it away for its last journey at sea. >>> coming up, take off, the tear plane that landed at the wrong airport now added to its real decemberation. >>> plus the french president planning to lay out plans for the economy, but a different affair could overshadow his plans. >> revealing secrets... >> taking chances... >> everyone that was involved in the movement, had a code name. >> al jazeera

not knowing about this specific incident is unbelief -- is totally believable. >> i get your point aboutumber of things going on. that last observation, to me, is the core one, which is that all chief executives are responsible for the culture they create. who, atly, he had aids a minimum, thought if they went and did this, it would need with his approval. and that that was consistent with what they were doing. they clearly thought that. in retrospect, maybe not. he allowed that culture to happen. having worked in politics for many years, it is hard for me to imagine in the environment he will be dealing with in the republican party, that he had enough issues as it was, this will make it hard. of that.e with part i think if he gets through this, and i think as of today, he has got the advantage. that could obviously change as more information comes out, whether or not he gets to this is contingent upon what we learn over the next coming weeks. if he gets through this, i think it will give him a step higher because it isfore demonstrating an ability. most politicians successful had to ove

>> our unbelief is around 2.6-2.7. around 3.25. ,% with recovery in europe we're going to see growth in emerging markets still at more than twice the rate of the developed markets. when you think about the mix of our franchise, good presence in europe and the u.s., we have the balance of that. withat was my conversation citigroup's ceo michael corbat earlier this morning. i can remember a time when a guy who looked out into the future and said developed markets growing at two percent would have sounded like the gloomiest prospect of all time. yet, to a guy like michael corbat, it actually feels good because where we have been. >> we are aimed in the right direction. we heard it yesterday -- christian from bank of america said the same thing. they're not trying to be all things fall clients. yes, they want to be a universal bank who offers a myriad of products, but they need to offer that premium service, but it is not everyone. the way he described the fed taper to a bit of a cakewalk. he has so much confidence in the

. >> unbeliefable. justin bieber busted for the second time in a week and turning himself into police in toronto to face the latest charge, an assault charge. according to police bieber and his entourage were picked up at a nightclub by a limousine in the early morning hours of december 30th, when some kind of a altercation happened en route to a hotel and one of the passengers, unclear who, allegedly hit the limousine driver several times in the back of the head. there were six of them in the car. the driver called the cops. by the time they arrived the passengers left the scene. fast forward to last night. check out a wild scene as bieber turned himself in to cops. >> justin. >> justin? >> did you attack the limo driver? >> hey, justin. >> officers escorting the pop star as he climbed out of that back suv making no comment to frenzied fans and photographers braving a cold bieber siting. his lawyer is talking releasing a statement to canadian broadcasting corporation saying, and i quote, our position i