on a good day she makes 1 usd. >> this is not work. we have to work all day, but can't find enough food. there's nothing else to do. >> it's that that triggers the exodus. europe is a destination for many migrating yooethans. it is an area under siege. many don't make it. the government says it's trying its best. if you look up the last five years, we have 8 million jobs, 8 million, it's a population of 35 nations. you have done that. still, there is poverty. we have to create opportunities, and we have to give people the opportunity to cease opportunity. ethiopia has minimum wage and because of that it has one of the lowest rates in africa. for now they find themselves infuriated many can't help but be impressed by the country's transformation. >> people in ireland are celebrating as voters approved same-sex marriage. it's overwhelming in a traditionally catholic country. tim friend has the story. the yes vote campaigners are jubilant. the size of the victory is bigger than anticipated. it's the world's first national vote on the issu

expensive bubber sandals made by workers who make less than 3 usd a day.or the families that are waiting for news about their loved ones the situation has never been more confusing. the government can't confirm whether safety and labor regulations have been followed by this company. the owner is also unable to confirm total number of workers that worked in the plant. and the death toll keeps rising. >> translator: the priority right now is to assist the families and provide what they need. we have asked for help from the national government and police to help identify the bodies. >> reporter: the president's orders are clear, conduct a thorough investigation, and hold those responsible accountable. but for those grieving the charred remains of this factory may no longer be able to provide any closure. it is too late now, they say, their loved ones have already paid the ultimate price. >>> still to come on the program, rewards for development, drug companies given new incentive to help fight superbug. and we'll take you to paris where the city is sewing the

expensive sandals produced by workers who make less than 3 usd a day. news about their loved ones the situation has never been more confusing. the local government still now cannot confirm whether security safety, and labor regulations have been followed by this company. the owner on the factory, also unable to confirm the total number of workers that worked in that plant. and the death toll keeps rising. >> translator: the priority right now is to assist the families and provide what they need. we have also asked for help from the national government, and the police to help identify the bodies. >> reporter: the president's orders are clear, conduct a thorough investigation and hold those responsible accountable. but for those grieving, the charred remains of this factory, may not be able to provide closure. they say their loved ones have already paid the ultimate price. >>> the u.n. refugee agency as begun registering hundreds of rohingya and bangladeshi migrants who have arrived in indonesia. nearly 600 people were rescued from boats on sunday. severa

he started fighting for a prize much 1 usd here eventually he joined fights abroad and made hundreds of millions more. in this stit there are signs of the boxer's success everywhere. he has become a legends in a town where the majority of the people live below the poverty line. everybody here wants to be like manny. >> this city has produced many of the philippines' top boxers throughout history. 14 of them went on to become international champions but not all of them were success stories. >> the world boxing council ranks it as the 9th best featherweight champion in history. in the '80s, the fighter pund mendenhall on the world boxing half and was making hundreds of thousands of u.s. dollars in earnings but he lost everything to alcohol and drug abuse. >> i look back and regret everything. i wish i could go back. i miss the glory days. it is all gone now. >> manny is one of the world's richest sports stars. he has made his mark in business politics and even acting in the philippines. his fight against floyd mayweather has been described as the fight of the century. it is expected to

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met this woman with four children selling sawdust from a timber factory, on a good day she earns 1 usd. >> this is not work. i can't call it work. i work all day, but still cannot buy enough food. >> it's that type of matter that caused many to trek across the desert. many do not make it. the government says it's trying its best. >> if you look at the last five years, we created 8 million jobs. with a population. we have done that. still, there is - we have to create opportunities, and we have to convince people to seize opportunities. >> the problem with some of this opportunity is a salary ethiopia has the minimum wage and one of the lowest rates in africa for now, many are infuriated by the lack of opportunities, many cannot help but be increased with the country's transportation. >> a controversial catholic figure is one step away from sainthood. archbishop of el salvador was beautified at a ceremony in the capital's main square. he was assassinated by a right wing death squad in 1980. a champion of the poor he spoke out against a u.s.-backed militariship. he was accused of practic

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expensive sandals produced by workers making less that 3 usd a day.t are labourers, with no medical benefits or job security. for the families waiting for news about their loved ones the situation is never more confusing. it's not confirmed whether rules and labour laws have been followed by the factory. they've been able to confirm the number of workers working in the plant. the death toll is rising. >> the priority now is to assist the families and provide what they need. we asked for help from the national government and the police to help identify the bodies. >> reporter: the president's orders are clear - conduct a thorough investigation, and hold those responsible accountable. for those grieving the charge remains that the factory may not provide closure. it is too late now, they say, their loved ones paid the ultimate price >>> president barack obama's bid to fast-track the trans-pacific partnership is moving forward. the senate voted to resurrect the deal to connect the u.s. and 11 pacific rim countries. several days ago they blocked considera

expensive rubber sandals produced by workers who make less than 3 usd a day, most are laborers with noal benefits or job security. the situation has never been more confusing for families. the local government still cannot confirm whether security safety, and labor regulations have been followed by this company. the owner of the factory is also unable to confirm the total number of workers that worked in the plant. and the death toll keeps rising. >> translator: the priority right now is to assist the families and provide what they need. we have also asked for help from the national government and the police to help identify the bodies. >> reporter: the president orders are clear, conduct a thorough investigation, and hold those responsible accountable. but for those grieving the charred remains of this factory may no longer be able to provide any closure. their loved ones have already paid the ultimate price. >>> india's prime minister is in china on the first leg of a three-nation visit. the world's most populous nations are expected to cement economic ties by signing trade deals. ad

on a good day, she makes 1 usd. >> this is not work. i can't call it work. have to work all day to buy enough food. there is nothing else to do. >> it's that kind of desperation that she gets the exodus from young people from ethiopia. europe is a favorite destination for many migrating ethiopians. they take dangerous junz. many don't make it. the government says its trying its best. >> if you look at the last 5 years, we have created 8 million jobs. 8 million, we have done that. but still there is poverty. we have to create opportunities. we have to convince people to seize opportunities, too. >> the problem with some of these opportunities is a salary. ethiopia has no minimum wage and because of that it has one of the lowest salary rates in africa. so for now many find themselves infuriated by the lack of opportunities, ochoa even though many can't help but be impressed with their country's transformation. mohammed adow al jazeera, ethiopia. >> el salvador's popular archbishop has been beatified 35 years after he was killed. thousands of people turned out

right now usd holding on to a gain of 120.13. that's a look at currencies. now we are awaiting hsbc's q-1 results. they'll be coming out any second now and we'll get you the numbers as soon as they do. given the challenges that hsbc has been engulfed in there will be a lot of questions not only on profitability but also controversies including money laundering among others. let's bring in catherine that's going to join us in this discussion around hsbc. what are analysts expecting? >> there's going to be a lot of focus on where they will be headquatered and whether there's a spin off of the u.k. retail bank too but there's also going to be a lot of focus on just what the tax of operational effectiveness are as well and a lot of analysts are expecting to see not a great performance in global banking markets and the commercial end of the operation and potentially questions whether u.s. retail operation seems to be that good of an idea seeming it is performing better at the minute. >> the last conference call after ternings report a lot of it has to do with the

usd versus the japanese yen which is a big story. the yen hitting it's lowest level since 2002. that's one of the catalysts behind the rally in japanese stocks so far this week. another positive session actually over in the nikkei overnight. the aussie dollar is holding flat. >> let's get you a run down of what to watch. the second reading on the first quarter gdp is out. forecasts call for a contraction of 1% versus the previous estimate of 0.1% growth. at 10:00 a.m. we get the final report on macon assumer sentiment and chicago pmi. today as we have been telling you is the final day of trade in may. let's take a look at how markets are shaping up. the nasdaq is the lead up almost 3.2% since april. the dow and the s&p are up less than 2% and in terms of sectors, yes, it's bio tech and semi conductors have been the notable out performers with the index tracking for its best month since august. currently up 9.36%. the dollar has risen to heights not seen since november of 2002 this week versus the yen. the green back is now poised to end in the green which means ten out of the 11

i bought, i spent 33,000 usd buying a wind chill for our farm in new zealand it will be 20 years it'srying keep trying to solve that with the bill. >> you are just looking for a tax shelter. i would point out also the wind lobby how much will they getting government subsidies in the last 50 years? $316 billion. $21 billion. stuart: let's get to the point of the entire peace here. does the farmer on whose land those windmills are lodged he gets some money he or she gets some money right? >> i am standing on farm land, 30 years lis, there are 137 of these wind turbines out here and all different farmers get money. they wouldn't tell me a far-right talk to would not tell me how much is that this will enable my son, my kids he has three kids, to go through college putting all this money away. it is a tremendous windfall. the trickle-down economics. was it reagan who started that? it is a windfall. stuart: we hate plans. windfall. your time is up. you, fails to convince me but i happy for the farmer. >> surprise you gave me this much. stuart: that was seriously something really serious, ge