it's part of a campaign that uruguay claims saves live. but the tobacco giant philip morris says they are suing uruguay for unfair trade practices. >> many are waiting to see how this campaign ends, so they can continue with their own antitobacco campaigns. >> reporter: the man behind the message is former oncologist, and recently reelected president, who introduced the tough antitobacco laws in 2006. the evidence says that they are working and less uruguayans are smoking. >> i couldn't sleep. i shook from the tobacco. i gave up. four months without smoking. now i feel fine. i want to live for my children. >> the city government runs this clinic to help smokers quit and then stay off tobacco. median now 51 started smoking age 12 stealing cigarettes from her mother. oscar started smoking at 13 and is now more than 30 a day. >> i went five years without smoking. i quit smoking as i started again. so i'm back here trying to give up once more. >> uruguay's backed by the world health organization. many countries are watching with interest for t

but uruguay everyones especially young uruguays,. >> there are more warnings about the dangerous of smoking are on the way. the battle with the tobacco industry and uruguayan smokers is still far from over. al jazeera. >> one of the most exhort places in the world is kenya's massai marra international reserve. those who live near the reserve say they're not getting the benefits from the visitors. >> reporter: this herd seems very relaxed in the national game reserve. park officials say that thousands of people visit every year to see some of the animals up close and it's beautiful landscape. kenya earns millions dollars of year from tourists. but sikona ole muntet was fighting for a share of thoughts benefits and died in a demonstration. >> it was just a peaceful demonstration. suddenly bullets were fired. >> they try to balance the anger anger. >> county government officials denial gas stations of corruption. they say communities around the massai mara are getting a fair share of the revenue. >> we give 55% to six wards around it. >> 207 million kenya shillings roughry roughly $200,000. vi

for uruguay, they are part of a campaign it believes saves lives. giants philip mores international, is suing uruguay for what it says are unfair trade practices. >> translator: many countries are waiting to see how this case end so that they can continues with their own anti-tobacco measures. but as we wait, thousands of people are dieing. >> reporter: the man behind the message is former oncologist and recently reelected president. who introduced uruguay's tough anti-tobacco laws in 2006, during his first term in office. the evidence says that they are working. that less uruguayans are smoking. >> translator: i couldn't sleep. i shook from the tobacco but i gave up. i did it. four months without smoking. now i feel fine. i want to live for my children. >> reporter: the city government runs this clinic to help smokers quick. and then stay off tobacco. myriam now 51 started smoking age 12. stealing cigarettes from her mother. oscar started smoking at 13. smoking more than 30 a day. >> i went five years without smoke, i quick smoking but i started ag

you have to look hard to find a pack of cigarettes in uruguay.the philosophy being if you can't see them, you won't want them. let's see what you have in this kiosk. i have two packs here, 80% of the packaging covered with warnings designed to make smoking as unpeeling as possible. uruguay was perhaps the first country in the world for the sale of marijuana. but young uruguayans still smoke tobacco. >> we need to find a way of reaching them too. >> the tax on cigarettes, already up more than 70% is already going up, and more warnings about the dangers of smoking are on the way. the battle with the tobacco industry and uruguay an smokers is far from over. >> back here at home, in today's power politics, one of america's most famous and brash businessmen is taking a big step toward a 2016 presidential campaign. donald trump, the host of a tv show formed a presidential exploratory committee. the exploratory committee allows him to begin raising money and hire a staff. trump has hired aids in new hampshire and south carolina, and he said today i'm th

their resettlement was a priority for the president of uruguay who just left office. his successor is less enthusiastic about the project. there was plenty they would like to have said. none was willing to discuss their time in guantanamo, at least not yet. but the most important message is that they want to be reunited with their families as soon as possible. he's desperate to be reunited with his family. he's been to to argentina to talk about their polite >> only god knows the future. >>reporter: it's a future in a foreign land that's no longer sure it still wants them and where they're still trying to learn the language. freedom is fraught with difficulties. >>> a fire swept through manila in the philippines. some have accused firefighters of being slow to tackle the blaze. >>> children in liberia are back in the classroom after several months away from school. liberia was worst hit by the ebola outbreak. public public institutions were closed seven months ago to try to stop the spread of the virus. hand washing stations will be set up and students will have their

contrasting style - uruguay's president hands power to his successor. plus... >> i'm in barcelona, where electronic's giant samsung hopes the launch of a new top-end mobile phone will help to secure its future as the world's largest mobile phone maker. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >>>good to have you with us i'm here in doha, these are the top stories on al jazeera. tens of thousands of russians march in moscow to mourn the death of boris nemtsov, he was killed in a drive-by shooting on friday. it was a bitter demonstration no the capital since protests against vladimir putin, four years ago. one of the biggest >>> iraqi forces and militia try to cut supply lines and drive i.s.i.l. fighters from areas near the ci

for uruguay they're part of a campaign it believes saves lives. but tobacco giants philip morris international is suing uruguay for what it says are unfair trade practices. >> many countries are waiting to see how this case ends so they can continue with their own anti-tobacco measures. but as we wait thousands of people are dying. >> the man behind the message is former oncologist and recently reelected president who introduced uruguay's tough anti-toetobacco laws in 2006. he said that the laws are working and less uruguayans are smoking. >> i could not sleep. i shook from the tobacco but i did. four months without smoking. now i feel fine. i want to live for my children. >> the government runs this clinic to come help smokers quit, and then stay off tobacco. she started smoking at age 12, steeling cigarettes from her mother. this man smokes 30 a day. >> i went five years out smoking. i quit smoking but i started again. so i'm back here trying to stop again. >> many countries are watching with interest for the results on its war on smoking and it

tobacco giant is sues uruguay for -- suing uruguay for unpair trade practices. many are waiting to see how the case end so they can see how they deal with their own antitobacco measures much the man behind the message is former oncologist and recently elected president. who introduces tough antitobacco laws in 2006. during his first interpret in office. the evidence says he's working. and uruguayans are smoking. >> i couldn't sleep. i shook from the tobacco. i gave up. i did it. four months without smoking. now i feel fine. i want to live for my children. >> the city government runs the clippic to help smokers quit. this woman started smoking aged 12, stealing from her mother. oscar started at 13. he is now smoking more than 30 a day. >> i went five years without smoking. again, i'm back here trying to give up. >> uruguay is backed by the world health organization. many are watching, and the battle with a country of less than 4 million inhabitants. >> you have to look hard. the philosophy being if you can't see them you will not be tempted. >> i have two packets

for uruguay they are part of a campaign they believe saves lives.he tobacco giant is suing uruguay for what it says are unfair trade practices. >> translator: many countries are waiting to see how this case ends. so they can continue with their own anti-tobacco measures but as we wait thousands are dying. >> reporter: the man behind the president is the recently reelected president who introduced the laws in 2006 during his first term in offs. thef dense says that they are working, that less uruguayans are smoking. >> i couldn't sleep. i shook from the tobacco but i gave up. i did it. four months without smoking. now i feel line. i want to live for my children. >> reporter: the city government runs this clinic to help smokers quit and then stay off of tobacco, this woman now 51 started smoking age 12, stealing cigarettes from her mother. oscar started at 13. >> translator: i went five years without smoking. i quit smoking, but i started again, so i'm back here trying to give up once more. >> reporter: uruguay is back id by the world health organizat

six guantanamo bay detainees who were released and settle in uruguay. we begin with stories making headlines around the world. in bangladesh. taken to jail on monday officials say rachman admitted to. >> joint military drills involving south korea and the u.s. south korea's military says the missiles were fired from the city of nampho and flew about 300 miles before splashing into the sea of japan. threats of violence towards south korea. >> a massive fire engulfed more than 400 homes in manila, philippines, firefighters did not act quickly enough say rm. >> outside the shadow of benjamin netanyahu is the country's minister naftali bennett. many. >> some say had he is on track to become prime minister in the coming years. he's been described as a phenomenon had israeli politics. naftali bennett. >> behind the did i guise -- disguise is a hawkish politician. a party that under bennett has been seen as young and cool, while remaining more conservative than prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> i people there should be new politicians. in politics he's con

guantanamo base he was delighted to be offered a new home in uruguay. it was a country he knew little about, but he knew it was a long way from the life he had been living. as a prisoner, never charged with any crime but with no home to return to. >> i want to stay in uruguay to rebuild my life. if i didn't, what would i do? i've asked for the americans to sent me back to tunisia but they refused. >> he would like to work for a restaurant in montivideo, serving arabic food. he would also like to be reunited with his mother. >> when we were in guantanamo uruguayan authorities made many promises, but these promises haven't been fulfilled. >> one of the other men have moved out of the house donated by the uruguayan trade movement movement and now lives in a nearby hotel. he said it was too crowded 37 the costs are covered by the government here and the united nations refugee agency. their resettlement was a priority for president mujica, who just left office. his successor is reported to be lessen shoes was tick about the project. they were reticent to tal

"the independent" points out that he leaves uruguay and better shape.nemployment has fallen, gv has risen, and back in 2013, the economist named uruguay the country of the year, so he is leaving power. another president -- e.r.a. left our, actually, sunday. another president is leaving power this month, and that is the president of namibia. i will try to pronounce his name right -- he is going to get a nice retirement prize of $5 million known as the world's most lucrative award, set up by a british sudanese telecom magnet to award democratically-elected leaders who govern well and then leave office. that is the key one. they have to leave office. he is the first to win this prize after two years because in the last two years, no one was deemed worthy of the award. >> and you have a quick word on the queen? >> that is right. let's take a look at the front page of "the guardian," declined, the royal mint unveiled a new portrait of the queen that will be represented on future coins there. havebeen five such portraits of the queen throughout her reign ÷8ú÷

su paÍs su antecesor mujica aprobado regulaciÓn para el mercado de canales en uruguay.tre puebla y veracruz pudo haber quedado sepultado hace 50 aÑos. expertos esperan rescatar el cadÁver para tratar identificarlo con pruebas de adn. jorge: cÓmo cada aÑo comenzamos una serie de reportajes como parte de nuestro plan prosperidad sobre inmigrantes que triunfaron en el mundo empresarial. tomar la decisiÓn de dejar el paÍs donde uno nace no es fÁcil, a veces las circunstancias nos empujan fue el caso de norberto quien nos cuenta cÓmo alcanzÓ su versiÓn del seÑor mexicano. >> mi padre era director de una escuela, falleciÓ cuando tenÍa ocho aÑos la vida cambia. tuvimos que emigrar de lima de pequeÑos, trabajaba vendiendo cosas forme una compaÑÍa de construcciones metÁlicas. jorge: luego de haber logrado una empresa exitosa en el perÚ norberto serÍa la necesidad de abandonarlo todo cuando la economÍa del paÍs le costÓ su negocio. >> lleguÉ en el aÑo 87 a ee.uu. porque es un paÍs que siempre admirÓ. cuando llegue a nj empecÉ a buscar trabajo. jorge: norberto empezÓ como chofer d

. >> reporter: there was a little pomp and ceremony for uruguay's big day. the former king of spain juan carlos was present, and several regional heads of states. the president of peru michelle bachelet of chile, and the cuban leader raul castro. many stayed away. uruguay is not top of the priority list for everyone. >> translation: you have just seen a big embrace between an outgoing president and an incoming one a gesture that strengthens our democracy. >> the 75-year-old during served as president from 2005 to 2010. heading the left wing brode front alliance and breaking the hold uruguay's two parties held since the foundation. he invested in health education and improving working conditions. an enocologist, he supported the tobacco industry. >> translation: we hope to see another like the last he led, helping women, children and the elderly. >> translation: he works for the people, is always with the people, fighting for them. that's the great thing he has done. he is taking over from this man, a former rebel fighter. and the same political alliance but

ss delighted to be offered a new home in uruguay. new i.t. was long from the life he had been living. as a prisoner never charged with a crime but no home to return to. >> i want to stay in uruguay to rebuild my life. if i didn't what would i do? i have no pachtd or papers. i asked the americans to send me back to teuns app yah but they refused. >> asked the uruguay ann authorities for help. he would like to be reunited with his mother. now live in a nearby hotel. he says it was too crowded. their costs are covered by the government here and the united nations refg agency. their resettlement was a priority for president jose mojeka who just left office. his successor is less reticent about the project. none was willing to discuss their time in guantanamo at least not yet but the most obvious message that came through, is that they wanted to be reeurnd with his reunited with his family. >> would like to travel more to publicize their case. meanwhile, it is a case of waiting and waiting. >> i don't know about the future. the future for

only on al jazeera america. >> uruguay has sworn in a new president. tabari vasquez. vasquez is promising continuity, especially since he has served a term from 2005 to 2010. daniel schwindler is in the capital, montivideo. >> the former president of spain juan carlos was president including more heads of state the presidents of peru, michelle bachelet and raul castro, many stayed away. uruguay is not top of everyone's priority list. >> you've just seen a big embrace between an outcoming president and an incoming one. a gesture that only strengthens our democracy. >> the 75-year-old doctor served as president 2005 to 2010. having a brought front alliance, two traditional parties that has held since the country's foundation. he invested in health, education and improving working conditions. an oncologist, he also helped the tobacco industry. >> we hope to see another government like the last one he led, helping women children and the elderly. >> he works for the people, always with the people, fighting for them. that's great thing he's done. >> he's taking over from th

. >>> three months ago six men were freed from guantanamo bay and send to uruguay.e the transition to their lives has proven to be difficult. >> reporter: after more than 12 years detained at guantanamo bay, this man, a chef from tunisia, was delighted to be offered a new home in uruguay. it was a country he knew little about, but knew it was a long way from the life he had been living, as a prisoner never charged with a crime, but with no home to return to. >> translator: i want to stay in uruguay and rebuild my life. if i didn't what would i do? i have no pass port or papers i asked for the americans to send me back to tunisia, but they refused. >> reporter: he would like to open a restaurant here serving arabic food and asked the authorities for help. he also would like to be reunited with his mother. >> translator: when we were in guantanamo uruguayan authorities made many promises but these promises haven't been held. >> reporter: he and another man have moved out of the house, and now live in a nearby hotel. he says it was too crowded. their costs are goved by

el ex presidente de uruguay josÉ mujica inaugurÓ el museo agrario a pocos metros de su casa rural dondeilitantes. los alumnos harÁn los talleres prÁcticos en el precio donde vive mujica. reportera: a no ser que el cÁncer de colon se puede prevenir con una detecciÓn temprana? el cÁncer de colon, a diferencia de otras enfermedades no estÁ estrechamente vinculado al factor hereditario. >> cÁncer de colon es algo que vemos muy comÚn, especialmente en la poblaciÓn latina. reportera: una en 12 personas van a tener cÁncer de colon. es casi tan comÚn como cÁncer de seno o cÁncer de los pulmones. tenemos cÓmo prevenir este tipo de cÁncer. desafortunadamente menos de 20% de la gente se esta haciendo colonoscopio es como deberÍan hacerlo. >> se recomienda que si usted ya tiene una cierta edad se realice el procedimiento y que lo haga cada cinco aÑos. si posee factores de riesgo que comience a los 40. >> hemos visto que cuando hay sangre casi 20% de la sangre ya tiene un pÓlipo grande a veces menos de 5% ya tienen un cÁncer. cuando la materia fecal dura mucho tiempo en el intestino eso puede causar

vo-blanca ---el gobierno del presidente de uruguay, tabar vzquez pospso este mircoles la venta de marihuanara legalizar el mercado de esa droga en uruguay. ---la ley que cre y regul el mercado de la marihuana fue sancionada en diciembre de 2013 y se reglament en mayo de 2014. --en ese momento, las autoridades aseguraron que la hierba estara a la venta en las farmacias en un plazo de 6 meses; poco despus mujca... advirti que el inicio de la venta se pospondra hasta los primeros meses de 2015. take 3 shot angle cam blanca ---ahora pasamos con gabriel sotelo... cesar ---con la informacion deportiva.. adelante gabriel... take gabriel live gabriel live --se cumplieron las expectativas, pero se esperaba mas del submarino amarillo comandado por los hermanos do santos... --le hablo de la copa del rey.... vo --estadio madrigal... --jugandose el pase a la final el villareal recibe al barcelona y son los catalanes por medio de neymar que abren el marcador apenas con dos minutos de juego... --pero es el "jonha" do santos quien iguala el marcador.... centro pasado y de una define.... --pero el barza se

fÉlix: el izquierdista tabarÉ vÁzquez asumiÓ la presidencia de uruguay por segunda vez.cusado de encubrimiento, tambiÉn la habÍa elogiado. en venezuela la tensiÓn continÚa en la ciudad de san cristÓbal, tras la muerte de un joven de 14 aÑos a la mano de la policÍa. grupos de estudiantes siguen protestando y teniendo frecuentes choques con la fuerza pÚblica; enfrentamientos que indican que podÍan continuar. francisco. francisco: han sido dÍas de choque y violencia los Últimos que se han vivido en san cristÓbal. en esta ciudad fronteriza con colombia, el rechazo al gobierno continÚa, las clases universitarias suspendidas, grupos de estudiantes mantienen la resistencia. >> nosotros estamos por una libertad que queremos, no es un socialismo, este socialismo estÁ disfrazado de corrupciÓn. francisco: el asesinato del joven de 14 aÑos a manos de la policÍa fue la gota que derramÓ el vaso. las batallas con las autoridades han sido duras y dejaron huellas de violencia, la universidad llena de escombros, impactos de bala en sus rejas, centenares de bombas lacrimÓgenas para intenta

he was named player of the tournament, as uruguay reached the semifinals. play for his current club in japan. >>> strike partner for many years for uruguay was this man. and he has been celebrating after his club knocked out their opponent. and he accused he team of behaving like babies. nine players surrounded the referee after a tackle. the swede was dismissed however, the french champions came from behind twice. psg going through on away goals. >> we love the competition. and we are in a good situation. so is not time -- is not time to cry it is not also time to laugh. it's time to analyze the situation. >>> meanwhile in munich this man made some unwanted history as he received the fastest red card in history. he was dismissed in the third minute. without him the ukrainian champions conceded 7 goals. >>> south african captain took to both the bat and ball. with a bat he hit 99 of just 82 balls. he just missed out on his second century of the tournament. and he wasn't done there. he took 2 for 15 with a bowl. as they were bowled out for 195. south africa

and in sport uruguay say goodbye to one of their greatest footballers. >> ask internal investigationo allegations of war crimes. in yemen thousands of houthies are carrying exercises close to the border of saudi arabia. they are conducting the drill with heavy weapons in their home province saudi arabia considers them a terrorist group. >> the u.n. central advisor has been visited qatar he said me negotiations between the houthies also known as other parties are on going but fragile. >> what they continue is that all the parties and themselveses have been meeting for eight weeks. and that the auspices of u.n., negotiating an agreement to put back on track in the political transition. we will do everything we can to make sure that the parties agree on a way forward. complicated, and violence can spread. that's why the negotiation. which so to facilitate a progress that will lead to an agreement on how to put back on track the transition that is now in disarray. >> obviously countries of the region are worries about the situation, very good reasons to be worried the security council. p

por encima del nivel del mar si la comparamos con el edificio mÁs alto a nivel mundial del uruguay podemostado la atenciÓn de la prensa mundial. como nos cuenta ivÁn macÍas hizo el lugar el misterio de su apariciÓn continua develando sorpresas. >> ese momento de la confirmaciÓn que hicieron alpinistas y encontrar cuando se encontraba sobre un cuerpo momificado. subieron por ocho horas hasta el glaciar segÚn los datos que proporcionÓ quien tomÓ la fotografÍa los restos fueron vistos a 5000 m pero no habÍa mÁs indicios de su ubicaciÓn por el que la expediciÓn era aÚn mÁs peligrosa. los alpinistas que encuentran la momia o el cuerpo tomarme una foto nos las envÍan hablaban de 5000 presuntos metros informaciÓn de por donde era mÁs o menos la ruta. >> hilario aguilar que encabeza la misiÓn de reconocimiento latinista sobresaliente parecen hipertensiÓn y diabetes o condiciones de riesgo para quienes practican este deporte con los restos de ropa y la excavaciÓn los restos de los alpinistas encontrados podrÍan ser al menos dos. >> escarbamos un poco para ver algunas evidencias. resulta que aparece

del pie derecho y le definen de manera espectacular, si no me lo crean golazo con sabor a zambo, uruguayese lo que revela un nuevo estudio. ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: si usted es mujer y quiere tener 1 vida sexual duradera y las entÉrate de dormir mÁs, investigadores de la universidad de michigan descubrieron que a mayor cantidad de sueÑo habÍa en las participantes mayor deseo sexual y mayor excitaciÓn genital los resultados indican que el insomnio y otros problemas asociados pueden contribuir a la falta de deseo sexual de las mujeres. maria: aproximadamente 50 millones de personas en estados unidos sufren de alergia estrene que ver con el cambio climÁtico. los cientÍficos llevan aÑos estudiando el efecto que el smok de la contaminaciÓn tienen en el sistema inmunolÓgico de los seres humanos. leÓn: las vitamina c la cura para el cÁncer de procede. hicieron 1 investigaciÓn la mitad tomÓ 1 dosis de vitamina c y las otras tomaron 1 placebo, el tumor mejorÓ con la vitamina y con los otros tÉrminos = o aumentÓ el tamaÑo. guillermo: quÉ tal? buenas noches noches de lunes con algunos poblados en la regiÓn la p

. >>> tras la situaciÓn en vene venezuela nricolÁs maduro no fue a la toma de vasqueÁsquez en uruguayatro misiones voluntarios al moemnto que eran espias hoy lel posastor refuto las acusaciones dlel gfoobierno de venezuela . >>> simplemente no es cierto no tenemos nada que ver con poli polÍtica, tronosotros vamos allÁ en alianza con la iglesia venezolan venezolana para ayudar a las per personas en esa villa. >>> segÚn el pastor lsos misionesr misioneros estaÁn descarnsando en aruba uy opdripodriÍa n regreasr lel pro prÓximo martes tendrÍa efectos sobre las opseraciones de esta or organizaciÓn criminal le spregu spregunto, ximewnna duarte busco las rptasespuestas y tiene otros dl dllsetalles dlel operativo contra ls los dos criminales. >>> ohola edgardo, fijatÍjate que med medios dlk paÍs reportan que la t tuta le revelo a la policÍa jus justo en lel moento que lo detuv detuvieron que lelegaria lel momet mometnonto y que seriÍa ma manos lde la policÍa federal, qnuiÉn no lo sabiÍa y esperaba para nada fue su hmnoermano flavio hoy estaÁn amb ambos tras las reja . >>> fue en la misma madr

esto sucediÓ 2 de julio de 2000 dÍas en el mundial de sudÁfrica, le dio el pase a uruguay a semifinalesara y ponerle fin a rumores. florentino: que pase lo que pase en los prÓximos dÍas y en las prÓximas semanas carlos anseloti. va a seguir siendo el entrenador del real madrid. william: mucha preocupaciÓn en el equipo merengue ya que casi quedaron eliminados en la champions y han perdido el liderazgo en la liga. leÓn: quÉ buena memoria. una cadena de donaciÓn le salva la vida a seis personas que recibe transplante de riÑÓn. marÍa: ya casi llega el fin de semana vamos a ver cÓmo pinta el clima. guillermo: se mantiene tranquilo el panorama por lo menos en la costa este. una montaÑa de aire que por las circulaciones atrayendo hacia el norte la presencia de nublados a medida que se interna el fin de semana las condiciones de lluvia y humedad van a continuar para el norte de california. el viernes, empiezan algunos nublados es allÍ cuando comienzan a llegar el dÍa sÁbado comienzan a descender hacia el norte de california... las temperaturas maÑana alcanzando los 70 grados no hay advertencia

work on the uruguay trade was important. the biggest misconception about what you were like as a senator? sen. bradley: that i was purely a clotting politician -- plotting politician. mark: what senator today were you most like would you say? sen. bradley: i love harry reid. yeah. mark: a fighter. last one, one of my favorite periods -- 2000 president of candidate. new hampshire, january 31, 2000. two adjectives to describe president of candidate bill bradley. sen. bradley: overweight and a little too too much in his own capacity. mark: could that have been a winnable race? sen. bradley: highly unlikely. mark: what is one thing about presidential candidate bill bradley that historians are in danger of getting wrong? sen. bradley: that i did not dance. i did dance. mark: even as a presidential candidate. sen. bradley: that is how these things connect from high school to president of candidate. high school said i could not dance but here i did. mark: if you can be president today without having to run, would you take the job?

don't ask me because i'm from uruguay, and i definitely have soccer in my genes.please let me know what you think about that or any of our stories on twitter or email. as the rift between europe and russia grows, one e.u. government leader is defiantly staying close to vladimir putin. the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, a provocative figure in europe often speaking out against the e.u. and earlier this year, he made himself even more controversial when he welcomed mr. putin to budapest. he's also recently signed a range of business deals with russia despite western sanctions against russia over ukraine. but now, protests are growing among hungarians themselves. many say they want their country to integrate closer with the west, not with the kremlin. >> back in 1989, nine-year-old bori takacs and her father went out to hang up posters calling for a republic of hungary. now, at 34, she's organizing protests herself. she's working with the group 'most mi' -- which means "now us" in hungarian. the aim is establishing genuine democracy and freedom of speec'k t

>> we're a south american restaurant focusing on argentina, peru and uruguay.uvian seafoods n. is kind in that -- seafoods. this is kind of in that style. we have tuna. we'll add to it some burnt vegetables. >> burnt vegetables, really? >> there's a difference between burnt and burned. one is a mistake the other is the elevation of simple cooking. we have burnt vegetables, chives, some smoked flying fish row. >> flying fish what? >> row. the eggs. we have our burnt vegetables. we'll put this all together in the jar. the smoke will be the thing that ties it all together. the smoky flavors from the burnt vegetables, from the actual smoking gun itself. it all meshes together. >> you're one of many chefs that will be there. >> there will be a lot of chefs. butter cream bakery will be there as well as boundary stone. >> what kind of dishes did you make last year and what's the event? what is the temperature of the event, what people can expect? >> it's very high energy. it's all about fashion and food and people who are very passionate about these things and helping

. >>> uruguay's new president has been sworn in for a second time. he last took power 10 years ago.quez urged people to work together to improve public education, health and housing and he's promising to maintain the world's first state-run marijuana marketplace. >>> 20 years ago more than half of the women in bangladesh were married bite age of 15. today that number is 17%. but as this report shows the battle against child marriages is far from over. >> reporter: not too long ago 13-year-old's payments came to her and said they had found her a husband. the groom to be was middle aged, had criminal cases filed against him and his previous two wives had runaway. a few years back the wedding might have gone ahead. but she turned to the center for mass education and science. a nongovernmental organization that is working to end child marriage. >> translator: the man asked me if i wanted to get married and i said no. then he told my parents he would marry me anyway and said that he would come pick me up the next week and my parents said that was fine, that what i thought didn't matter.

berg weiss air force says -- uruguay's air force says an argentine airplane -- it had taken off fromport which served the two worst city of -- tourist city. up next encore. your guide to the biggest newsmakers of this past week on "bottom line." ♪ mark: welcome back to let's get you the top stories we are following on this friday. greece is running out of cash. the country wants more bailout money. germany wants a list of greek economic reforms. eu leaders met late into the night in brussels, world -- warning the prime and esther that he is running out of time. >> we agreed on the fact that we need to speed up the process. we should not lose any more time. we discussed speeding up the process. it was done in mutual trust. mark: the eu wants greece to submit a list of economic reforms as it promised to do last month. there is no firm deadline but estimates are that greece could run out of cash in a few weeks. the new alzheimer's drug showed promise in a study and that has shares of biogen surging today. the drug reduced cognitive decline and reduced the protein that is blamed for caus

he put a foot in his mouth so often you would think he played rugby in uruguay dwaf vin mcbegin -- gavin mcguinness. and he put down more spirits than ghostbusters. tv writer and producer rob long. he is one of the founders of ricochet.com. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> is bb one of my people? according to abc news.com when israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addressed congress on tuesday his secret weapon was his strong millen eight l game. he mentions social networks. >> iran's supreme leader spews the oldest hatred of anti-semitism with the newest technology. he tweets that israel must be annihilated. he tweets. >> he tweets. he dropped in the name of a certain internet search engine. >> while the final deal has not yet been signed, special el -- certain elements of any potential deal are now a matter of public record. you don't need intelligence agencies and secret information to know this. you can google it. >> and for good measure he threw in a reference to a popular hbo show. >> in this deadly game of thrones there is no place for america or israel, no pea

he is five goals help in uruguay to the semifinals. 35-year-old took in manchester united, and international he is currently playing in japan. the united arab emirates. the governing body is to investigate accusations that 12 endurance races never actually took place, despite results being posted on official websites. two races in january and desks had results copy them, pasted from other events, if found guilty, next year's world champion schedule for dubai could be in doubt. the few formula 1 with season is about to get underway. for the australian grand prix. lewis hamilton are both once with again expected to set the pace although mclaren and red bull will provide a strong challenge. hamilton finished as world championship last year, after badtempered with teammate, but they insist they are now back on terms. at the moment. >> sometimes we can have a laugh together, other times we want to punch each other. it depends on the day. >> how close did it get last year. >> to punch. >> quite close. the new stage race in france after the f

yeah, to uruguay. kiss your life goodbye. sorry. let's go. bye. see ya. remember me in your will.c♪ ♪oh. keep smiling keep shining♪ hi ♪knowing you can always count on me, for sure♪ tell him it was an accident and we can fix the window. ♪whoa, that's what friends are for.♪ come on. i'll come with you. you go first. >> gerri: the state of texas has vanity license plates but should they be allowed to put confederate tags on cars sarah and trucks? 70 percent said yes 23 percent said hell yes and 7 percent said no. log on for the on-line question every day. how many calories are in your favorite whiskey? the global alcohol giant behind johnnie walker and guinness will pluck out nutrition information. it is based on a typical serving size and is also available online. nutrition information? the news and college campuses is dire we had been describing the tuition price maxine dash program senior discounts and what is unbelievable is the callousness of universities janet napolitano described student tuition hike protests as scrap she did not have to put up with the schaede has a shoe on

scored 36 goals in 112 appearances for uruguay, part of the side that won the cup title in 2011 and scored last year's world cup in brazil. he is playing for osaka in japan's league after man chested united and madrid. he said it was time to let the next generation take his place. >>> well it's been billed as the biggest boxing fight in history and whether that ends up being true or not, there's no doubt it will be the richest. $250 million is the prize purse to be shared between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. alex is in los angeles with our report. there is flash photography coming up towards the end of the shot. ♪ >> reporter: the red carpet is normally reserved for premiers of big films, but in the home of the blockbuster, boxing is getting the hollywood treatment. when the prize money alone is bigger than an opening weekend of a steven spielberg picture you can see why the media is so interested. both fideghters will take home $100 million in prize money, record-breaking amounts, but to floyd mayweather the richest sportsman on the planet it's another day at office. >> to be invo

el presidente mujica, de uruguay, lo hizo contra la opiniÓn de la sociedad uruguaya.ir "ay, yo jamÁs hubiera aceptado" y luego sucede y sÍ aceptas y quedas peor. lo que sÍ digo es que era obvio para mÍ que me hubiera sentido muy incÓmodo desde el mero principio. estando de acuerdo con muchas de las reformas que peÑa nieto ha impulsado, sobre todo la reforma energÉtica, estoy plenamente de acuerdo con ella, pero tambiÉn es un estilo que a mÍ no me queda. >> bueno, el libro es "amarres perros". tiene anÉcdotas extraordinarias sobre carlos fuentes, sobre garcÍa mÁrquez, sobre fidel castro. "amarres perros". jorge castaÑeda, gracias por estar con nosotros. >> gracias, jorge. un abrazo. >> al volver, miguel bosÉ nos habla de por quÉ no le gusta la espaÑa de hoy y critica duramente a quienes se oponen a que las parejas gays adopten niÑos. mÚsica, polÍtica y bosÉ, al volver. [canciÓn "libre ya de ¿quiÉn trae una ensalada de wendy's a un lugar de ensaladas? es que nos gustan los ingredientes frescos y no nos costÓ un ojo de la cara. fancy bowl. la bbq ranch chicken salad de w

amy: uruguay has sworn in tabare vazquez as its new president. vazquez previously served in the post from 2005 to 2010, when his leftist ally and now outgoing president, jose mujica, replaced him. mujica, a former guerrilla fighter, leaves office after a term that included the legalization of marijuana, abortion, and same-sex marriage. he chose to live in a modest one story home instead of the presidential palace, and famously donated 90% of his salary to charity. that earned mujica the nickname, "world's poorest president." a large crowd gathered in the bangladeshi capital of dhaka on sunday to honor a bangladeshi-american blogger killed in a brutal attack. avijit roy, a u.s. citizen born in bangladesh, was walking home from a book fair when machete-wielding assailants hacked him to death. roy's wife and fellow blogger, rafida ahmed, was left seriously wounded. roy's family says islamist extremists recently threatened him for speaking out against religious fundamentalism. congress has averted a partial shutdown of the department of homeland secu

. >> and one of the things you are taking a look at is the experience in uruguay, who also fully legalized talk to us about what their experience has been? >> it has been fascinating to follow that story because they've had legal weed since the '70s but what the previous president jose mojica did was take the onus on him and regulate it in hopes of cutting off the illegal drug trade and introducing a better medicine and recreational drug to the market so they federally regulated the sales of it. it is taking them longer to do than the states in colorado -- or in the u.s. even though uraguay is a tiny country of 3 million people. they are taking their time but being extremely cautious and i don't think there is anything wrong with that. >> ricardo, you have a team of marijuana critics underneath you who are telling people this is what you'll get out of this this crush or what have you and i was doing criticism for a long time writing about music and you just sit and listen to the music and figure out what you want to say about it. marijuana, so i'm told sort of attacks your consciousness wh

it is going on auction in uruguay. the institution is seeking $40,000.with a certificate of authenticity. it is pretty cool that the pope is so tech savvy. it is probably old, though. brendan: it is an old model. he had this when he was in argentina? this is not one he had with him now in the vatican? olivia: either way, you go all the way on a pilgrimage to taste the holy water and it is kind of cool to have the ipad. brendan: we will turn anything into a relic. olivia: brendan said there is probably an app on that. [laughter] olivia: still to come, we will go behind the scenes and one of new york's most celebrated restaurants. i even learned a thing or two about making sushi. >> much better. olivia: much better. >> you can't even tell the difference. [laughter] ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. futures -17. a bit of a rocky morning. brendan: we begin with the germanwings jet that crashed on tuesday in the french alps. there is deepening mystery. one of the plane's pilots was locked out of the cockpit. he can be heard trying to get back in by breaking down

ask uruguay friend if it's easier to be out and proud in america than it was 30 years ago.ogress this hard-won progress our progress would be to rob us of our own agency, our own capacity, our responsibility to do what we can to make america better. of course a more common mistake is to suggest that ferguson is an isolated incident, that racism is banished. that the work that drew men and women to selma is now complete and that whatever racial tensions remain are a consequence of those seeking to play the race card for their own purposes. we don't need a ferguson report to know that's not true. we just need to open our eyes and our ears and our hearts to know that this nation's racial history still cast its long shadow upon us. we know the march is not yet over. we know the race is not yet won. we know that reaching that blessed destination where we are judged, all of us, by the content of our character requires admitting as much, facing up to the truths. we are capable of bearing a great burden james baldwin once wrote. once we discover that the burden is reality and arriv