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legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the us it is in the gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these and brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is from port sayit. during an explosion meanwhile the islamists the supporters of the president saying that he was legitimately democratically elected and that therefore he should only be removed from office in the form of an elections they have mass protest in cairo as an opposition forces gathered on the hariri mr brotherhood to really sing a lot of dissent recently there's been a number of their offices who've been torched and fire bombed by protesters who are really angry at the group egypt is witnessing a security vacuum and an increase in a violent clashes on the streets particularly during protests many citizens are reaching out to private security firms to secure their homes i spoke to some of those people affected by the ongoing violence in the shadow of the bricks in the building. is preparing for the expected violence between supporters and opponents of the egyptian pres

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if you don't use drugs with that respect, you run the risk of getting in trouble. succumb if you know about the effects of the drugs that you were taking the new increase the likelihood then you will be safe. >> host: but where do you go for such information? >> guest: go to my book for one. one of the things when we think about the internet, it contains a lot of information that there is no quality control and that is a major concern. there are other books that have been written on the subject like we talked about earlier. i have a textbook on the subject in which we talk mainly about the biological effect of drugs on people. but those kind of books are dry and the public gets bored. >> host: this is not a textbook in any way. it's largely your personal story and then talking about drug use in your life and research and combination. so when we are talking about drug use, for example, you mentioned that you have done cocaine over a period of time like twice a month with a girlfriend but it's not the case that if you ran out of cocaine you felt any compunction to get more o

rise in through puts coming ahead of us, understanding we are losing barrels from iran, understanding that iraq cannot step in, understanding that saudi has succumbedng increase in its direct burn of crude oil and utilities. all these factors combined suggest that the market will have to push higher in the second half of the year. >> okay. i get all of that. what about the economy? >> certainly -- well, the thing is in the end, you look at the economic forecast, bmp paribas or imf, we look at around 3% growth this year and the global economy, mainly driven by emerging markets that are commodity intensive in growth. we're not particularly concerned that demand will crater. it is a multiple risk on the supply side. financial factors are important. we at bnp paribas believe it will be fully implemented by the end of the year. if the dollar weakens as a result, demand for real assets rises. we're looking at higher oil prices and higher gold prices. >> let's talk about that, the financial impact on that. in this latest bout of qe, commodity prices didn't really rise with it, unlike earlier prices. one would argue therefore they shouldn't fall either. >>

succumb to political pressure, removing or changing damaging information on private and public investigations. other elements paint a picture of a watch dog who needs to be sent to the pound. edwards usedavel to florida to take classes for his ph.d but wasn't much of a student, forcing staffers to do his homework and writing his dissertation. one employees to avoid the homework, his wife? a violation of anti-. they -- anti-. they -- anti-nepotism laws and then let her telecommunity from india for seven months. >> there are some serious questions to be asked as to whether because of the acting i.g.'s behavior, because of his lack of accountability, whether certain serious investigations were kind of covered up. >> a spokesman for the inspector's general office said edwards is currently on vacation in india and unavailable for comment but the i.g.'s office has promised full cooperation with the senate. >> and allegations suggest he retaliated against staff who brought attention to his misconduct. joining me is senator ron johnson from wisconsin. thanks so much for being here. how did your subcommittee uncover these alleged abuses by mr. edwards? and how long have you known about them? >>

used the child to practice those wrestling moves. >> slammed on the bed, slams over his knee, elbowed and things of that nature and pounded upon, suffered significant internal injuries and obviously succumbedw tv wrestling was fake and during the interview with his mother present appeared to take pride in what he was doing and showed no remorse. the world wrestling entertainment, a professional wrestling organization that televised its matches issued this statement. >> the facts of this case clearly point to a lack of perntal supervision. the repeated brutal and fatal beating of a 5-year-old girl could be confused with wwe action seen on tv. >> the defendant is guilty of murder of first degree. >> reporter: reminiscent of the case of lionel tate who was convicted of using wrestling moves that killed 6-year-old tiffany june nick. although his sentence was later voided because he once mentally evaluated before the trial, he was the youngest person in the u.s. to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. back in louisiana, the 13-year-old, if convicted, would be younger. he's been charged with second degree murder. his mother will not be charged. nick valencia, cnn, at

us know. join the conversation. e-mail worldwide@cnbc.com. it's pretty hard, nathan, isn't it, not to have the phone or the blackberry next to you? >> i have to say that i succumbe temptation. i'm a late-night reader. >> they say that's the worst thing. >> i want to sleep better so maybe i'll give it a try. >> don't read e-mails literally after you get into bed. especially for like an hour before you get into bed. that's the advice, folks. >>> still to come, italian premier faces a public vote of confidence in a fiercely contested local election. after the break, we'll number rome for the latest as polls reopen. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> these are the headlines from around the globe. the nikkei closes up nearly 5% higher, the biggest gain in more than two years boosted by improved japanese gdp data. european stocks are also moving modestly firmer. chinese economic growth stumbles lending in inflation data putting its 7.5% annual growth target at risk. but can the pboc afford to do anything about it? turkish stock market falls at the open despite a warning from the prime minister that he will c

used the child to practice those wrestling moves. >> slammed on the bed, slammed over his knee, elbowed and things of that nature, and pounded upon, suffered significant internal injuries and obviously succumbedinjuries. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said the boy told him he knew tv wrestling was fake and during the interview with his mother present appeared to take pride in what he was doing and showed no remorse. the world wrestling entertainment, a professional wrestling organization that televises its matches, issued this statement. "the facts of this case clearly point to a lack of parental supervision. it is illogical to conclude the repeated brutal and ultimately fatal beating of a 5-year-old girl could be confused with imitation of wwe action seen on tv." >> the defendant of first-degree. >> reporter: the case is reminiscent of lionel tate in 2001. although his sentence was later voided because he wasn't mentally evaluated before the trial, at the time, 14-year-old tate was the youngest person in the u.s. to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. back in louisiana, the 13-year-old, if convicted, would be younger. he's been charged with second-degree murd

used crime in order to advance in society. look around today and see who the poor people are, often immigrants succumbed to her country.do come with no money or regulated to the worst neighborhoods, the poor sections of the city, lack of opportunity, no jobs available to them and this even applies to african-americans who emigrated to rural areas of the south. so they turn to crime at the people discriminated against, people excluded from social advancement historically have turned to crime in order to better themselves. not as an excuse but a reality. this is what's known as the ethnic succession. the irish coming jewish people, italians, blacks, hispanics in that order heaviest organized criminal activity as a means of social advancement with american society. if we look at traditional organized crime, the chicago outfit in earlier known as the component syndicate, if we look at the criminal organization through those classes, we see a different interpretation than the one that argosy was imported from the south of italy. we can get into what the mafia was in the south of italy at the turn-of-the-century. it last cen