she was still with cfi westgate. john willman was jennifer's boss. >> within a year we promoted her to a project manager. >> the 24-year-old was loving life in orlando and wanted it plant some roots. >> jennifer had assets -- a condo. >> 2006 at the time was the height of this housing market. >> jen but lear is an investigative reporter. she had worked in central florida for 16 years. >> jennifer's condominium were right near a new mall that had gone up, this big beautiful mall. >> we're standing at jennifer's condominium which she purchased in november of 2005. if you look around, it's a beautiful place, the condos are beautiful. >> there was so much construction going on that there just wasn't a lot of people that lived there. >> i know a couple of the workers that were in the complex had made some cat calls at her and put her unease. >> it made her feel uncomfortable having strangers and they were men, you know, it was very apparent that she lived there alone. >> but, overall, we thought everything was just fine f

guy westgate is an eight-time national glider champ, he knows what he's doing.ndres vasquez mossco another expert at what he does, together they pulled off this pretty incredibly stunt all captured on go pro cameras on multiple different angles. >> what if you were watching this and you didn't know what was happening and you were watching the glider sail up there and you just saw somebody fall out of the thing? >>> in different parts of the world people eat different kind of snacks, right? leave it up to our friends at buzzfeed to make a fascinating video out of people tasting other people's snacks. in this first video british people taste american snacks. like slim jim. >> all the meat pushed together in something. >> i think he's right. >> the super, uber sour candies. >> a challenge. >> that's really quite awesome. >> i think somebody sprayed my mouth. >> sprayed your mouth. >> also the very popular twinkie. >> oh, man. that's so good. >> they're too healthy. >> they, then, sent their popular british snacks to the american buzzfeed office. snacks like jelly b

>>> this is "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate. the headlines today, we're in geneva where talks build for the last chance for peace. speaki speaking, the ukrainian foreign minister is hopeful. >> the expectation we'll find a good solution, that we all will benefit from. this expectation is the de-escalation on the ground. >> the stronger euro takes its toll on corporate earnings. the impact of the currency weighing on profits. >>> drinking problems, diageo and cointreau sinks to the bottom. >> put a stop to the market rally state side. google and ibm disappoint with earnings after the bell. future equities lower following three days of gains. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> hello and a warm welcome to today's edition of "worldwide exchange." the final one before the easter break. you can see here, stocks higher on the dow jones stock 600, round about 6-4 advancers outpace decliners. let's tell you what is coming up on the program. we'll look forward to the easter weeke

. >> in 2010, four years after jennifer disappeared, one of her co-workers at cfi westgate submittedment complaint against his supervisor the very same manager who was interested in dating jennifer four years earlier. in these exclusive documents obtained by fox news, the employee suggests his supervisor might have been involved in jennifer's disappearance. >> any red flags to the police to at least dig in a little bit deeper on this? >> we continue to this day right up until the last meeting we had to ask that question. answered unsatisfactorily. >> there are theories and there are people that may have theories about co-workers and what may have happened. somebody may have had a grudge with her or somebody may have, you know, wanted to do her harm. if you got those theories and you can substantiate stuff we would be glad to hear it. >> this was very difficult on me, personally. and several other people in the office that were close to jennifer. because jennifer was not just a coworker, she was a true friend. >> cfi westgate stepped up in the search. >> a big reward, $1 million to br

one home is destroyed, and two others damaged in a neighborhood fire near the westgate mall today. it started just before 3 this afternoon.on mossbrook circle between west hamilton and campbell avenues. this is near the san jose - campbell border. the neighborhood includes iconic 'eichler' homes. three homes were burned -- and one of them destroyed. for a time - the fire was fueled by a gas line and pg&e had to be called. they capped a gas meter that had melted and let off natural gas at the site. fire officials say gas from the line burned through electrical wires. when they arrived they found 50 ft. flames coming from the main fire building. it was very. hot i was driving to go get dog food and i see a house on fire. i pull up around the corner, ran back and called the fire department. there was tons of smoke later on and we could smell it way back from where we were. no one was injured in the fire. the cause is still being investigated. the minimum wage debate is reaching a fever pitch in the bay area. san francisco has mandated universal health care and paid sick leave -- in ad

i'm ross westgate. the headlines today, more warning signs from china. the latest pmi showing consistent increase in manufacturing. slowing in germany. japanese stocks slip as the rbase higher. the latest tankan survey shows business sentiment now worse than when sales taxes last hiked in 1997. and european finance ministers are arriving in athens showing cautious optimism about the health of the economy. these things are looking better. >> i shared optimism of the greek government, which is that they would like to access the program. whether it's possible, i think it's too early to say. as you know, the program runs right up until the end of this year and will decide later on this year what the future will be. >> and a grilling on capitol hill, questions on how safety standards were allowed to slip as gm recalled another 1.5 million cars. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and a warm welcome to today's program. we start off with the

on what started the raging fire that destroyed one san jose home and damaged two others near the westgate mall monday. take a look at the flames in this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. that fire brok out just before three.on mossbrook circle near the san jose - cambell border.in a community of historic homes. nobody was hurt. but the fire was so hot it melted the cap off a gas meter.which added natural gas to fuel the flames. p-g-and-e crews capped that damaged gas meter. and firefighters stayed late into the night to manage any hot spots. a wild celebration at the university of connecticut last night. as thousands of fans poured out into the streets after the team won the n-c double a men's basketball championship. the huskies beat kentucky 60-54 for the school's second championship in four years. police say there were at least 30 arrests, most of them for damaging property and underage drinking. now look at what kentucky fans were up to in lexington after u-k lost to u-conn. students took to the streets. and started fires. police say fans set fire to at least 1

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the attack on westgate, where 67 died was justified because kenyan soldiers were fighting. the troop presence in somalia and the crackdown on refugees are nonnegotiable. no one a claiming responsibility for killing the cleric. his death and the crackdown may have the effect of driving muslims into the open camps. >> the kenyan president says the fight against al-shabab is in the national and regional interests. they want everyone to unite. the government has to convince everyone here that the state is op their side. >> more than half a million decide during preg nantsy or shortly after child birth. the deaths occurred in developing countries. activists want maternal help to be a priority ahead of the elections. we have this report from west bengal. >> she's not yet an atult, the baby is already a mother. this 17-year-old has just given birth to a baby boy. he was born premature and malnourished. >> translation: i don't know what is wrong with him, i have no idea how to get help or where to go. what should i do? >> the doctor has worked in maternal and neonatal health in neo

. >> many do not feel safe, particularly since 57 were killed at westgate shopping center. al-shabab says it was its handiwork. much of the violence is unsold. this is known as little mogadishu. the hub of somali's community. it has grown tense since the government said all refugees, most of whom are somali must leave the city and head to two designated camps, that's because some of the people responsible for recent attacks have been refugees. the people argue they are suffering punishments for the actions of a few. >> the trial of kenya's president at the international criminal court has been postponed until act. there was violence in 2007 resulting in the death, and the trial has been delayed. dan quigley is an international law professor saying prosecutors are searching for financial records providing evidence again kenyatta. >> mr kenyatta asked that the charges be dropped because the prosecutor acknowledges she does not have sufficient evidence to proceed with the case. the prosecutors view is that there may be evidence that would serve to convict, but that is found in

this happened on moss brook circle not far from westgate mall. when firefighters got to the scene yesterday, they had to wait for pg&e crews to get there to shut off the gas. a dozen people evacuated. three homes were damaged and they were older homes and they were made of wood. >> if there is a fire because there's so much wood and these houses are 50 years old. >> his grandmother was in the house, she was lucky to get out, she can't walk very good. she was very fortunate to get out. >> the cause is under investigation. >>> the concord police officer accused of stealing prescription drugs from seniors will be back in court today. matthew switzer arraigned on burglarly, fraudulently obtaining prescription drugs and he used his status as a police officer to steal medicines from several residents at a senior housing complex in concord. he has since resigned. >>> hillary clinton kicks off a three-day speaking tour in san francisco today. she'll be giving the keynote speech this afternoon at the marketing summit. reports say clinton could rake in as

this video, for example, was a tv report by peter greste from kenya on the attack of the westgate mall last year. the court was shown this report, an award-winning documentary on somalia that peter greste produced before joining al jazeera. the court ordered a special manner to look at the special material. abdullah al-shami, a fourth journalist in detention, has been held in egypt for more than nine months, and has been on hunger strike since january 21st. his detention was extended by 45 days on march the 13th. abdullah al-shami recently sent a letter from prison expressing his feelings: >> his parents are concerned about his health. >> translation: i would like to remind journalists and rights activists that my son is on hunger strike risking his life to defend journalists freedom. he is fighting for a cause, wanting to stop the practice of intimidating, arresting or killing journalists over the world. >> the trial of the al jazeera journalists attracted global attention. advocacy groups and governments have condemned the trial. al jazeera strongly rejects all the the charges, and c

i'm ross westgate. the headlines today, the there is no evidence to disarm in russia. >>> and the kremlin is hoping for a peaceful resolution in moscow east west at the security meeting. tensions weigh on investors. >>> and u.s. earnings season is in effect with citi expected to mark the first decline in profits in over a year. >>> and a massive win caring are i a $6 billion deal for the peruvian copper operation. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange." bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and welcome. ukraine braces for military action this morning. there was no evidence that the rebels is complied. the ukrainian authorities have described this as terrorist operations and is laying the blame squarely on russia. speaking at emergency meeting at the u.n. security council over the weekend, russia's ambassador accused the government of using criminal force. however, they criticized moscow saying it amasked tens of thousands of borders on the border. samantha powers also accused russia of

this is near westgate maul near to harker school and baker elementary.they were not in any danger throughout the afternoon. the one home has been completely destroyed. you see the footage here. two others have been damaged. this is a series of homes there on mossbrook circle, thankfully no injuries despite the three alarm fire. there are 12 people who have been evacuated. the residents and some of the neighbors there. we'll continue to follow the story as it is warranted throughout the evening. >>> still lots of unanswered questions about a deadly san jose fire that broke out this morning. it happened around 10:00 in the morning when firefighters were called to a burning motor home. when they were dousing the flames they found a man dead inside that rv. investigators are trying to identify him. because that part of the creek is also frequented by homeless people, it is not clear if the fire victim was actually living in the area or just passing through and then staying in that rv. no word on his identity or how that fire started at this point. >>> anothe

kpix 5 reporter betty yu says a gas meter came between the fire crews and the fire near westgate mallcould do was watch as firefighters put out hot spots hours after a three-alarm fire gutted this home torched the cars out front and quickly sp

kpix 5 reporter betty yu says a gas meter came between the fire crews and the fire near westgate mall. >> reporter: all they could do was watch as firefighters put out hot spots hours after a three-alarm fire gutted this home torched the cars out front and quickly spread to two more houses next door. >> it was thick and everything was engulfed. it was so bad you could smell it blocks away. >> reporter: at its height, flames shot 50 feet into the air. a broken gas line made it tougher to put out. pg&e says the fire damaged a meter so firefighters had to wait until crews fixed the leak to safely beat back the flames. there was no time to save anything from this eichler home. it was built in the early '60s. >> these are the kind like four or five-minute houses. if you don't start putting them out, they're all paneling and glass houses and it's unfortunate, they're nice houses. >> because it is so open it allows for more air to flow through which gives a lot more -- helps with the fuel. >> reporter: about a dozen neighbors evacuated many running out after people banged on their doors. tyl

i'm ross westgate. here are the headlines. russia's economics minister tells us the country's slowdown is a domestic issue and not down to sanctions. speaking to cnbc, he's rolled out restrictions against capital -- >> it's absolutely impossible, absolutely. we very much need movement of goods and services. >> china unveils a mini stimulus package rounding up spending. it helps the country's railway stocks steam ahead. >>> imf christine legarde urging policy easing. >>> and stronger data helps appreciating stocks to the longest rally in three months. the dow flirting with a new high. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and welcome to today's program. we are just over an hour into trading during the european session at the moment. you can see on the stoxx europe 600 currently, advancers being outpaced by decliners by around about 5/4 at the moment. let's show you where we stand. we hit the session lows just a short while ago. yesterday

i'm ross westgate. >> we are ready to respond to whatever comes unto us. it's russia's choice, only russia's choice right now. >> stocks full. money supply grew at the weakest pace in morning a decade last month. investors caution ahead of fresh gdp data tomorrow. inshestors shrugging off a drop in first quarter sales. they were hit by adverse currency effects. and the italian prime minister shakes up the corporate sector proposing ucos and investors take a dim view. shares trading lower. welcome to today's program. we'll take a look at where we stand with equities. just over an hour into trading. pretty even stephen advancers versus decliners. of course, yesterday it was up 22 points. very strong retail sales out of the u.s. that pumped the u.s. markets up. the s & p was up eight. played a little into today's session. right now the ft-se is down some seven points. ukraine, just weighing a little bit here. dax is off a third. number of individual stocks that we're looking at this morning, we'll kick off with those. there is a lot going on with this particu

i'm ross westgate. the headlines, help score the u.s.ob market in march, the pace of hiring expected to be the strongest in four months. >>> u.s. equities on track to log one of the best weeks of this year. >>> dallas fed president richard fisher says the central bank must avoid being locked into calendar-based commitments. >>> meda confirms it is in talks with u.s.maker mylan over a possible deal. a merger could be worth $20 billion. >>> and we're going to be at the workshop throughout the show on the shores of the lake como. some of the leading economists there pretty critical over the lack of action from the ecb. >> it is absolutely unimpressed about the slowness with which the ecb is acting. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> warm welcome to you. welcome to the start of your global trading day here on cnbc. u.s. futures took a dip down, the first fall in five sessions yesterday. the dow about 711 % for this. it did have a fresh all-time intraday high. right now, t

>>> i know you're watching "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate. the headlines from around the globe, chinese gdp manages to just scrape past estimates but growth still at an 18-month low. >>> profits under pressure at europe's corporates, testco and credit suisse both posting a drop in earnings. the outlook remains upbeat. >> the first quarter was a strong performance. we'll see how the year turns out. many of the emerging markets have been more challenging in the first quarter. >>> profits down at yahoo! but the numbers beat the street thanks to a great performance by alibaba. >>> and russia warns ukraine it stands on the brink of civil war after kiev launches military operations to try to win background from the separatists. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >> hello and a warm welcome to today's edition of "worldwide exchange." there is a huge amount to get through in today's show, an awful lot to talk about. coming up, could the mobile phone as you know it soon be ancient history? googl

on what started the raging fire that destroyed one san jose home and damaged two others near the westgate mall monday. take a look at the flames in this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. that fire brok out just before three.on mossbrook circle near the san jose - cambell border.in a community of historic homes. nobody was hurt. but the fire was so hot it melted the cap off a gas meter.which added natural gas to fuel the flames. p-g-and-e crews capped that damaged gas meter. and firefighters stayed late into the night to manage any hot spots. a wild celebration at the university of connecticut last night. as thousands of fans poured out into the streets after the team won the n-c double a men's basketball championship. the huskies beat kentucky 60-54 for the school's second championship in four years. least 30 arrests, most of them for damaging property and underage drinking. now look at what kentucky fans were up to in lexington after u-k lost to u-conn. students took to the streets. and started fires. police say fans set fire to at least 17 couches in the neighbor

>>> hello, you're watching "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate. the headlines from around the globe. alstom shares are the top of european equities after the compa company, the french prime minister says the deal is not yet final. >>> bnp paribas. prosecutors plan to file charges for allegedly doing business with sanctions countries. >>> spain exits deflation, the country also posts its strongest quarter growth in three years. the key inflation figure for the eurozone as a whole due in one hour. >>> plus, brace for impact. we're joined on the show by dr. doom himself, mark farber who says equities are facing a crash this year that could be worse than what we saw in 2008. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> hello, a warm welcome to the program. mark farber is with us on set. we'll be getting to him fairly shortly. first, alstom shares are soaring higher as they open for their first day of trade since monday. the firm says it is considering a $17 billion effort from general electric for its

i'm ross westgate. the headlines today from around the globe. it's merger monday. sealing a $50 billion deal to create the world's biggest cement maker. >>> and the winner bidder for sfo. beating competition for a $17 billion euro offer. >>> the deals don't give much of a boost to europe. they are following in asia after the nasdaq posts the biggest drop on friday since february. tech stocks are dragging. >>> and the opposition party says they will allow for over 850 million people who make their way to the polls in the biggest democracy. >> you're watching "worldwide exchange" bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> good morning. welcome to the show. it is merger monday. and they are seeking approval for a $50 million merger. lafange is the largest company. and next what we are looking at is the deal has finally been sealed after a bidding war for $17 billion euro deal. we'll see how that ends. it is now down to three bids despite those offers being backed by the french government. the st

it broke out not far from the westgate shopping center. ann, firefighters are still working on fighting that fire. >> reporter: that's right, this fire has been a stubborn one, still going at this hour. they brought in a city bulldozer to help move some of that rubble. the fire spread so quickly neighbors barely had time to remove their belongings. >> people start ponding on my door and screaming judy, judy, you've got to get out. >> reporter: flames shot nearly 50 feet into the air. >> once i saw the flames going up in the sky, i just run out. >> the fire across the street. i looked up, and boom, just like it exploded, and we were on our way up the street. >> reporter: a dozen residents were evacuated to nearby moreland middle school, as the fire lept from one house to the next. in total, three burned. investigators think the fire started in this one. an elderly resident was evacuated. her grandson's dog, safely recovered hours later. we didn't know, we were totally in the dark, and just praying. >> reporter: presented a challenge for san

this video, for example, was a report by peter greste on the attack of the westgate mall last year.ourt was also shown this report, an award-winning documentary on somali that peter greste produced for the bbc before al jazeera. but the judge ordered a special pan toll review the material. thef fourth al jazeera journalist in detention has been held in egypt for more than nine months and has been on hunger strike since january 21st. his detention was extended by 45 days on march 13th. he recently sent a letter that expresses his feelings. >> reporter: his parents are concerned about his health. >> translator: i would like to remind journalists and rights activist that my son is on hunger strike, risking his life to press for his release and to defending journalist's freedom. he wants to stop the practice of intimidating arresting or killing journalists all over the world. >> reporter: advocacy groups and various governments have all condemned the arrests. al jazeera continues to deny all charges. >>> we have the journalist who writes for index on sensorship, and she joins us now on

it began around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on mossbrook circle, not far from westgate mall. about 30 minutes ago, we learned that it might be difficult to determine how the fire started. ktvu channel 2 reporter, janine de la vega, has more on what could hold up the investigation. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. i want to show everyone, some of the damage, now that it's light outside, you can see burned, charred, destroyed cars. this is where a house used to stand. now it's just a pile of rubble. there is a chimney left standing there. firefighters brought in a bulldozer. that's disrupted a lot of the debris. it makes it difficult for an investigator to look for evidence. the fire was a stubborn one to fight. it began at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. flames shot up in the air about 50 feet. it burned for about around eight hours. the people who lived in the house where this fire started barely had enough time to escape. it destroyed their home and damaged the two neighboring houses. a dozen people were evacuated. the neighborhood is full of ikeler homes. >>

it broke out not far from the westgate shopping center. ann, firefighters are still working on fighting that fire. >> reporter: that's right, this fire has been a stubborn one, still going at this hour. they brought in a city bulldozer to help move some of that rubble. the fire spread so quickly neighbors barely had time to remove their belongings. >> people start ponding on my door and screaming judy, judy, you've got to get out. >> reporter: flames shot nearly 50 feet into the air. >> once i saw the flames going up in the sky, i just run out. >> the fire across the street. i looked up, and boom, just like it exploded, and we were on our way up the street. >> reporter: a dozen residents were evacuated to nearby moreland middle school, as the fire lept from one house to the next. in total, three burned. investigators think the fire started in this one. an elderly resident was evacuated. her grandson's dog, safely recovered hours later. we didn't know, we were totally in the dark, and just praying. >> reporter: presented a challenge for san

look at that al shabab attack in the westgate mall in kenya, al qaeda in the arab peninsula, seen nowthe most significant threat to the united states. officials are also saying in this report that the civil war in syria now is becoming a magnet for thousands of foreign terrorists. officials tell me it could be as many as 60 nationalitities have traveled to syria to launch jihad. wolf, there are those documents by snowden and those revelations about nsa, intelligence collecting activities. officials are saying, look, this has been real damaging to the united states in its efforts to find out what terrorists are up to because >> very details report just released by the state department. other news we're following including a troubling scene in eastern ukraine where protesters seized more government offices. here is what it looks like inside one administrative building as mass militants control the empty hallways. who is in control and what is happening right now? >> wolf, this is the scene in front of the main regional administrative building some 24 hours after it was taken over. insid

it happened on moss brook circle near the westgate mall. allen is at the scene live tonight with the latest o developing news there allen? >>reporter: yes dan, the fire where this -- or the house where the fire started completely collapsed but there's still a fire burning in the rubble. so an excavator brought in to dig up the debris so firefighters can extinguish it. four the house open moss brook circle went up in flames so fast this afternoon around 3:00 o'clock that an elderly woman, her son and her grandson barely had enough time to escape. one family member, they weren't so sure about, was tyson the pet dog. now paul the woman's grandson had a bad feeling tyson died in the fire because it happened so fast. firefighters say a gas line in the house was shoot being out flames that made the fire harder to control. on top of that, the home is one of many in this neighborhood that are called ikeler homes. built in the 1960's the moderate he wereist homes were designed with open space. a lot of glass and every firefighters seems to know they

investigators looking into what sparked a destructive fire that broke out on mos brook circle not far from westgate mall. when firefighters first got to the scene yesterday afternoon, they had to wait for pg&e crews to shut off the gas. live in san jose with the latest on that. good morning, chase. >> good morning, scott. you can see the fire truck over here behind, over my shoulder. firefighters had been out here all night making sure the flames did not spark back up and the good news is that the fire has stayed out all night long. check out some of this video from just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. cell phone video of when firefighters were first getting here to what quickly became a three alarm fire. shortly after that fire started, a gas line ruptured and then that gas just added fuel and made the situation much more difficult. one home was destroyed, two other homes were badly burned but are still standing. and, as you mentioned just a moment ago, pg ande had to wait a while before they could turn off the gas. they had to let it burn out of the line and that made things more difficult for fi

>> the superstar ross westgate. he's a hollywood star. >> he is.oss westgate -- >> that would be nice. >> good morning, joe. >> he is the chauffeur. >> no, i was just film of the film, "the chauffeur." ahead of the employment report today, european equities, andrew and joe, are a little bit firmer. 6/3 the. advancers outpacing decliners. the dow jones stoxx 600 weighted ahead of the employment report. yesterday the ftse was down some 10 points. this morning, it's been up 30 something around that. 29 is where we stand at the moment. we are pretty much on the session high. sweat la dax, plenty of gains. and he did remain fairley dovish. there is concern he may have to do something later on in the year as inflation stays low, although it may not. we'll see what happens. as far as the sector breakdowns today, this is where we stand. technology telecoms, retail, health care all slightly weaker. the gains we're seeing, resources up 1%. autos up 0.9%. travel leisure is up very much the cyclical part of the market is a little firmer today. we, of course, g

these men say it's not that westgate was enough, there are still hundreds of men who are wishing forability to carry out those kinds of terrorist atax. >> reporter: al shabaab is in the u.s. cross hairs. in january a drone strike failed to kill the orderer. last october, navy s.e.a.l.s under heavy gunfire had to abandon a compound in southern somalia when civilians got in the way. the s.e.a.l.s had been sent to get a senior planner for al shabaab. he was seen in this video first broadcast by cnf. wahashi is number two if al qae qaeda. u.s. officials tell cnn it's believed this daring gathering was shot in the remote mountains of southern yemen, an al qaeda strong hold. wahashi coordinates al qaeda's affiliate. the connection between al qaeda groups in somalia and yemen was partially disrupted when a middle man was picked up by the u.s. >> he was very familiar with the leadership of al qaeda in yemen. he spoke at length to u.s. interrogators. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell cnn the group has gone on an internal rampage brutally killing several people they believe are inform mants for

. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate, the headlines today from around the globe. . 's first quarter profits, ahead of forecasts. the oil giant says earnings at its russian partner hit by a weaker ruble. >>> deutsche bank trades higher, the german lender beats profit targets and announces a bond issue to increase the strength of its balance sheet. >>> it's payday for nokia shareholders. the network equipmentmaker says it's going to hand $3 billion back to investors after a strong first quarter. it's also unveiled a new ceo. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and a warm welcome to today's edition of "worldwide exchange." we'll kick off with more earnings and the oil sector as wel well. bp upped its dividend for the first time in six months despite the impact of the crisis in ukraine and on its business. the results come less than a day after the ceo of bp's russian partn partner, rosneft was issued sanctions. sales to europe were up 15% last year. russia's top natural gas producer says any expansion of we

. ♪ >>> this is "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate.dlines today, more signs of weakness from china, investors shrug off weaker trade data. equities higher in europe. >>> ireland sees a record low on funding costs as demand for its bonds outstrips demand. >>> and minutes from the federal reserve reveal an intense debate over the future of forward guidance. jens weidmann tells cnbc exclusively he's not making a u-turn on qe. >> i don't consider this back pedaling. the governing council said that if there is a too prolonged period ofly inflation rates, it would also consider unconventional instruments. >> and back in fashion, shares in lvmh jump as sales of luxury jumps in the first quarter, marks also posting higher clothing sales. >>> good morning to you. strong finish to the session yesterday state side. the s&p and dow both up 1.1%, the nasdaq up 1.7%. this morning, futures are indicating a dip at the open. the nasdaq at the moment is currently some nine points below fair value. the s&p 500, eight out of ten sectors up yesterday. curr

>>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate. toyota launches one of the industry's biggest recalls to date, saying nearly 6.5 million cars need to be checked for steering and seat problems. >>> is greece ready to dip its toe back in the water? reports suggests the country is eyeing a return to the debt markets as soon as today with its first long-term issue since being bailed out. >>> ratcheting up reforms, the three-year budget gets the go-ahead from his cabinet. manuel wins a confidence vote. >>> and the fed wondering if the market will be rocked today again. it's releasing minutes from last month's meeting. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> we'll talk about toyota in just a second. before that, we have news coming out from angela merkel, the german chancellor that is not clear that russia's help to de-escalate the ukraine situation will help ukraine to decide about its own future. and we'll keep our eyes on what's going on with the latest in ukraine. meanwhile, ano

i'm ross westgate. the headlines from around the globe, april starts with a bang. s&p hits an all-time high. european stocks capped despite numbers out of spain. >>> france's new prime minister is going to unveil his new brand. a new government in 15 minutes' time just one day after waking up his position. >>> the gm's ceo says sorry, but fails to provide the answers that congress is looking for. mary barra is now set to appear for a second day on capitol hill to answer questions about the automaker's massive recall. >> i cannot tell you why it took so long for a safety defect to be announced for this program. but i can tell you we will find out. >>> and investors continue to pull money out of the world's biggest bond funds. morning star says pimco's total return funds posted outflows of more than $3 billion last month. >> announcer: you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> and a very good morning to you. if you just joined us in north america, welcome to the start of your global trading day. the dow yesterday was

>>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," i'm ross westgate. headlines from around the globe, stocks in europe firmly in the red after a sell-off across u.s. equities sees the nasdaq post its worst session since 2011. >>> nikkei heavyweight plunges 8% as the owner of niklo drops its profit guidance. >>> jpmorgan and wells fargo, it's expected they'll see a drop in profits. the trading activity remains subdued and legal expenses are likely to weigh. >>> and spending cuts will be broad and permanent. the italian foreign minister tells world leaders and policymaker as they gather in washington for the imf world bank meeting. >>> you're watching "worldwide exchange," bringing you business news from around the globe. >>> very good warm welcome to you on the last "worldwide exchange" of the week. we kick off with the latest from the iea, the international energy agency and their monthly report for march. crude prices were range-bound in march with supply outages in the middle east, north africa and russia/ukraine tensions. the forecast of global dema

happened on mossbrook circle not far from the westgate mall.cene yesterday afternoon, they had to wait for pg&e crews to shut off the gas. the short delay allowed the flames to spread to nearby homes. about a dozen people were evacuated. the three homes were damaged were made of wood and nobody hurt. the cause under investigation. so, anthony, they were destructive. let's check some weather. >> you know, this morning, looking at quiet weather for the time being. hopefully we won't see any fires across the bay, like we saw yesterday, but those temperatures are going to be in that territory for that high fire danger. i'll just keep that in mind as you head througho the day. a temperature jump of 30 to 40 degrees from where we're at right now in the 50s. that will leave our inland valleys close to 90 degrees. at the coast, we'll see onshore breeze return and that will cool us. overall today, hot near 90 in the north bay and even near 90 in the south bay and east bay, as well. san francisco today right near 80. let's check that drive. >> all right,

as you said, the westgate mall and recently another significant vehicle-borne ied in kenya all focusingedat going after the troop-contributing countries. so i think that it continues to be a positive effect. the government is recognized now, so that's been a step forward as well as the ability of al-shabaab to control large swaths and major cities. so that has decreased significantly. but as always, there's still a long way to go to get the somali national army and police to the level that they need to be. and then, of course, the development of the somali national government. >> could i just from a policy perspective to the first question recalling the an verse verse -- anniversary of the rwandan genocide, i think in addition to the response forces that africom has at its disposal, when you think back 20 years at the time there a department of defense perspective we had multiple different combatant commands with responsibilities vis-a-vis africa. so that a's another change when you -- that's another change when you think about the clarity in terms of roles and responsibilities vis-a-vis

. >> ross westgate, you don't really have that there, do you? >> concrete boots. various bits of criminal figures are in various bits of infrastructure supporting. >> what do you think was in the foundation of those buildings? >> yeah, exactly. that's the sort of thing. though it all happens. everything all happens here happens there. all sorts of things. we'll talk about that deal in a second. i want to show you where we stand right now. guys, on the european equities, 4 to 1 despite advances following a lower move in asia. and the sell-off we saw on friday particularly from the nasdaq. so the activity this morning, not doing anything for the better turn of the market. the ftse last week closed up 1.2% for the week. this morning down .40%. we are lower as well on the dax down a percent. the cac is down half of 1%. and the new prime minister coming out. they are going to try to get a bit more time to meet their budget deficit target. also, we are going to introduce a financial transactions tax. the ftse mib down .11%. these markets a low despite gapes. the cac is

ross westgate is standing by in london. i heard someone told me the ratings weren't so great for the masters. you know what i think, ross? there are nongolf owe fish nad yoes that watch when tiger is playing. so you get an extra, i don't know. you get an extra 10%, 15% of people that don't really care about the masters. so when tiger is out, you have -- you just have the sort of the core golf -- did you watch? it was great. watching the 20-year-old try to -- and bubba, watching him play. it's at augusta. the worst masters is great. i don't know. >> yeah. exactly. even bubba was comfortable on the back nine. i tell everybody, joe, if you're really a nongolf watcher, there is one tournament you have to watch every year and it's sunday night at augusta. right? it is the one that is worth watching. >> you know, you people -- you people have some history with the game. and you're what you call the open. we know there is the true open is the u.s. open. but what you call the open championship can be compelling on any given -- you

ross westgate is standing by in london. good morning. give us an update on what's been happening right now. a lot of green behind you. >> becky, very good morning to you. can wait for the list. who knows who will be in there. if would be hard if steve wasn't. three hours into the trading day in europe, certainly weighted to the upside, advancers currently outpacing decliners. helped by and large a pretty good graph of earnings. the ftse 100 was up 0.2% yesterday, higher today by 0.66. the extra dax is up around 0.75%. the ftse 100, focused on the gdp numbers, first print of gdp in the uk coming in at 0.8%. some thought it would be 0.90 annualized rate. 3.2%, the strongest since the fourth quarter of 2009. german market heads up a percent today. consumer confidence, up near a seven-year high, despite what's going on in ukraine. the cac current is up 0.4%. in russia, up 1.2% as well. more on that in a second. earnings higher today. nokia leading the european indices after unveiling plans to return more than $3 billion to shareholders in bu

ross westgate is standing by in london. >> good morning, andrew, becky and joe. we are a little firmer here today for european equity markets as you can see, 8-1, nearly 8-2, advancers outpacing decliners. the ftse was down 32 points yesterday. we've been helped of course by the better tone in u.s. equities towards the end of the session. today, up around 0.75%. we had a trade day throughout the morning for the uk. it suggests we're still not closing the gaps between exports and imports. as we know, the imf says the uk economy is the best growing economy in the g7 this year. the dax, the cac, gain of 0.5% this morning. renzi getting approval for his budget as well. we are getting news we believe that greece will anons a new long-term bond. they might announce it as early as today. what we could be looking at here is a bond of a five-year issue. they might want to raise around 2.5 billion euros from this as well. the coupon, reuters are saying anything below 5.3% would be fairly advantageous. morgan stanley says greek yields at the moment, 6%. pretty close to wher

. >>> time for the global market report with ross westgate standing by. i don't know whether we'll talk golf. did you get to watch it, ross? >> i did. when you have someone to hit drives like that, he's got a great short game, too. but i don't know how you beat bubba. he had a gap wedge and a number 13. and i think he hit that drive 360 or 370 yards. and that's's people take it for granted that he can do that, but when you swing with that much clubhead speed, if you're off like a tenth of a degree, your clubface can go so far right here. >> he's like traveno, he's swinging the slices and the hooks. on 16, he was aiming out over the water and drew it back into the pin. >> you know what? he can't -- the thing with the drives, though, he fades his drive and is uncomfortable and that didn't shake out the way he wanted, but he could hook a three up there. he can draw a sandwich to win in 2012, but when someone wants that dominant, i am not looking for the best books. for a 20-year-old kid -- >> that was awesome to watch. >> and digging down deep. he kept pulli

ross westgate, i've already seen him. i've already checked out his -- today because he was -- you were interviewing someone, ross, and i was thinking, wow, i would not like to be interviewed by -- because in a two shot, no one looks as good as -- you're got to not look as good as you. i don't want this. look, exactly half green and red behind you, exactly, i'm looking at right now, split down the middle. >> yeah. these are the bottom three lowers and you can't see the other seven going up above me. >> so it's mixed? >> it's the trick of the shot. yeah. exactly. so we actually are weighted to the upside. if we pull the camera out, you'll see. there we go. thanks very much. more green than red. there we go. sorry about that. 7/3 advancers outpacing declinesers at the moment, joe. yesterday, the ftse 100 was down some 17 points. this morning, lows ahead of the u.s. open up some 26 points, a third of a percent higher. that's the data out today. weaker than we thought. manufacturing pmi, this is your ism manufacturing number.