share prices have been uneffected despite poor performance o.anchester united is undoubtedly a global club with a worldwide business. it has fans spread all around the globe. outside of the club on tuesday it was not difficult to find loyal fans from south america, mainland europe and china and all feeling that they'll recover from this episode. >> because of its long history, it has a lot of fans in china. >> reporter: a likely successor to moyes, but he's the with the netherlands' squad going to the world cup. paul brennan, al jazeera, manchester. >> who next for manchester united while they have a favorite, ryan griggs will step in temperature rarely. others are having a great season as coach of atletico madrid. they're currently top of the spanish league and in the semi finals of the champions league. and could alex ferguson be tempted to come out of retirement. the 72-year-old is still director and ambassador to the club, and he said that moyes sacking is a sad move. >> it is the right move at a wrong time. they should have done it sooner.

. >> it's estimated between 130 and 150 million people are uneffected with hep c. up to 5 million die from it. it's generally transmitted through ex-personal to contaminated blood. during medical treatment, with contaminated needles. once contracted it can lead to cirrhosis and cancer of the liver. >> the world health organization hopes guidelines can help to combat hep c and calling for better screening for people considered high risk. they want governments to invest in new types of medication. >> there has been treatments for a few decades. it's been difficult. they require investments once a week for 48 weeks. now there's new drugs and medicines that are - the treatment is all over 12 weeks and a higher success rate. >> one group welcomed the guidelines, but said there should be international funding. >> viral help tight us kills as many as hiv and more than malaria or tb. this is not been appreciated. so it was not included in the millennium development goals. it was not part of the global fund. there has been no big global movement to do something about it. an

gorbachev uneffectively came up with the warsaw pact. period. the sense of encirclement. you could say it's irrational. we have the monroe doctrine in this country. we've effectively carved out sphere of influence in the southern hemisphere. >> are you saying it's okay what the russians are doing? it looks like they're going to take the ukraine at some point. >> i think the ukraine, frankly, it's historically been -- crimea, for example, was part of russia until 1954, until it was un given away to them. >> is this a failed foreign policy? >> u.s. sanctions alone is not effective. it has to be the complete u.s. with the european union. >> how could europe do it? >> at the end of the day we need germany with the u.s. working together. because right now the europeans get 50% of their oil from russia. >> germany needs natural gas. >> they're not going to do it. >> at the end of the day, these sanctions to be most powerful have to be collective. the g7 came out with an announcement last night -- i think two nights ago. which looks like there

next to interstate 80 and destroyed the back warehouse but the wooden duck but the show room was uneffected. together business was entirely housed in the destroyed building and the owner said she lost everything. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. rare footage to show you of a whale that is still inside the bay at this hour. you see here a 40-foot california gray whale. ktvu's john fowler is at the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: the biologist tell me there are throngs of whales just outside the golden gate bridge and if you are lucky you might be able to spot one from the bridge. >> reporter: it is the gateway from had pacific to -- from the pacific into the bay. look at this video shot from the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: a 40-foot adult gray whale swimming into the bay, it is migrating into alaska. he happened to have his camera. >> we were very surprised to see a gray whale come under the bridge into san francisco bay. we see two or three maybe a year and that is because i spend lot of time on the golden gate bridge. >> we expect it will stay

she lists eight deductions that are uneffected by that.ed at the monthly investment letter of bill gross. and he led with the discussion of his dead cat. and he talked about other stuff, too. and given how controversial his fund returns have been lately, he got thumped by 94% of his competitors, kind of odd. people are reading about that, too. >> i'm sure they are. allen, thank you very much. >> take care. bill gross has interesting anecdotes that he starts his letter with. not that out of the ordinary. what's out of the ordinary is trying to figure out if markets are in a bubble. what do you make of the chanos stage? >> i think it's a bubble from the top. we've seen seeing it for more than a year. >> i think it's good we're looking at a gauge other than the stock market. a tangible asset like art or real estate, to judge whether the markets are -- >> we can have this debate forever. but is art an asset? >> i don't know about art. but i'm concerned about tech. you have microsoft and intel at highs, 52-week highs. and they're both really fu