. >> lee westwood has a 1-shot lead going in to the final round of the malaysian open. he leads andy sullivan by a single shop after sullivan hit the round of the day at 666, leaning okay 13 under overall the that's westwood. he last won this event in 1997. he did lead by 4 strokes at one point but he ends the day on 14 under par. >> the detroit redwings beat top seed the boston bruins in their play-off series opener. jimmie howard made 25 vaifz saves. dusek with 3 minutes left in regulation to give the redwings the 1-nothing lead. game 2 will be inbot on sunday score twice as the montreal canadian beat the lightning 4-1, to at that a 2-nothing lead. mon montreal back home. >> the top season, the anna hymn ducks lost to the dallas stars, a goal and an assist to lead the stars to a 3-2 win. dallas leads 2-nothing. >> that's sport for now. i will have more later. >> we will see you later on. do stay with us right here onaj. there is more news come your way in just a moment. >>> i had had this dream to build a cabin in the mountains since i was a kid.

a mountain hat designed by vivian westwood. >> my manager says the hat has its own flare? what? >> he said yes. >> what happened as we slipped into a new york clothing shop called fine and dandy. >> pharrell said even he doesn't understand. >> i can't tell you why people fixated on vivian westwood's hat, because it was hers. >> that from a designer with two of his own clothing lines whose esquire once ranked the best dressed man in the world. >> when did you start developing a clothing style? a. i suppose i always had my ow. >> never judge a book by its cover, but the cover does say a lot. i have always sort of been like an extrovert so, you know, if you think color, you kind of dress in color. >> he has been thinking in color since he grew up in virginia beach virginia, the son of a handyman and a teacher, it was his grandmother who urged him to get serious about music. >> she had been diagnosed with cancer and i was turning 15 and she said, you know, you love the drums, why don't you learn how to play the drums so. >> he went to summer band camp and joined a school band.

we understand that the center of the quake was in westwood, california, 4.7 on the richter scale jnchutiful, short, factual not filled with baseless speculation. doesn't that feel right? >> a bigger earthquake, is it on the way? [laughter] >> jon: go on. >> could this be a season of big earthquakes? >> plenty of concern that the big one could be next. >> is this a sign of what so many people feared. >> an 86% of a magnitude 7 p -- 7.0 or greater in the next 30 years. >> the damage and loss of life in the heart of los angeles could be catastrophic. >> if the big one happens it's going to pop, literally pop los angeles up like a cork. >> jon: i mean talk about a bunch of unidentifiedable (bleep) floating in the ocean, am i right. that's all from the arrrgh room. back to you in the duh room. cnn no longer wants to be pigeon holed in the nonfiction section. cnn is not the future of news. cnn is news of the ♪ we got a random red couch, don't ask me why. ♪ ♪ people eatin' favorites with a girl or a guy. ♪ ♪ we got a random red couch, pull up a seat. ♪ ♪ you don't want to be the one with not

lee westwood and if they did two year wait for another european tour title on sunday by putting the malaysia whopping seven strokes four year old englishman who was seventh and last week's loss to the decay rate for out what the delayed post a final round sixty eight for nine eleven under total. it was his fourth hit of his career thirty two major infosys that which called on the emmaus is in sweden frame and type the second austrian bad things but national final round sixty seven south african former open champion who either stays in his sixty eight including six parodies and two buddies while belgium's ryder cup star nick unlike also finished with a seventy to show the runners up spot seven strokes back it sure looks ahead to what took it over to cease the pope will remain on course for the fed cup title in four games after taking a semi final one was defending champions italy and fraud the jets won back to back titles from two thousand and eleven. a final bow picture of the facade of starting a free whopper spend some time all jump into the cattle leave on the fifth of my kids this is the

very much she wanted a report stories with headlines article oh five from school staffing in the westwood major cabinet reshuffle in france it alive for poly the new center. well it started with a man stabbing attack at a school in the us state of pennsylvania have police identified the main suspect. local police officials have identified the sixteen year old suspect as alex rival siena franklin regional high school in greece will pennsylvania rival that we went on a thirty min a rampage or early wednesday morning. slashing and stabbing twenty one students and one security guard at the school before he was tackled to the ground by an assistant principal rival is in police custody and being charged as an adult with four counts of attempted homicide and twenty one counts of aggravated assault the victims some as young as fourteen years old were rushed to nearby hospitals with several being treated for serious injuries. for what doctors say all of them are expected to survive. and train down to the deepening crisis in ukraine crushing demonstrators continued to occupy several government buil

byelection would be on the agenda at the cabinet mission tour of the working assumption is that the tivo westwood will also be discussed and at this stage if it were to go to hooters on whom to vote on the twenty third of may ap would have to do the brakes on a hiking tomorrow fraternity but the solution to stage the working assumption is that they are going to be have the same day as a token of your trip to target to reproduce the summer the socialist party has the courage devotion to st next month. european and liking the chance as a referendum on the war should tax at its campaign launched today at the pontifical will pitch ideas must be a post it's a simple clear and direct message. as politicians to gain of water charges. the sources park he says. victory can be on our toes. resumes here and that their streets on the part he is saying this is the biggest election this year. so we're so happy about it the words stop the wall for text to their name. the solstice may have lost the property tax but this time will be different. they say is is not a revenue collected tax they can steal it from peo

hear how they played since all i did that and i know the sole aim at that time i think that the westwood for me and l a and three moaning ice he owned in the suicide of her late on monday to heal. we typically normal in recent weeks and one when cds that than i do and i try to be when he and the total. she seemed sweet when you know and that's the secret of my studio. when completed the last years has been pretty good for everybody and we have to buy it because we are grateful to him. that's right because you came close to call him boss yawning in york region you in the weekend was good today though in boston has yet to get help from your grandmother gets that led to the bean and that's what's one food because i use that they knew westlake twenty four and taking it on. so i relaxed like to create. well cutting the late great produce. i call living the life he would happen. i'm a mess and the two days it is this the glasgow want to put it in. because i was not that they made was saying i don't anyone has any meaning to conduct the official team in spain. back to kuwait will be doing. so i

. >>> lee westwood has ended a two-year title drought by winning the malaysian open on sunday.e started the day with an one-shot lead but carded a bogey 68 to finish the day. a massive seven shots. it's his biggest ever winning margin and it marks his 40s career of victory. another englishman luke donald is looking to end his similar two-year winless run. we have much more sport on our website. for all the latest check out www.aljazeera.com/sport. that's it for me for now. >> thanks very much, indeed. now residents in nigeria's largest city are reaping rewards for recycling. tons of waste piled up on the streets every day. but in the third part of our wasteful world series, we have reports on the scheme that has people trading and recycling points prizes. for a year and a half he has been putting aside recyclable waste. every monday it's collected. he's from recycles, a company that provides incentives for people in working class neighborhoods in exchange for recycling their garbage. this woman has earned a blender, a fan, but that's not the only reward. >> there is no garbage

. >> in kofl westwood ended a 2-year title drought by winning the malaysian open. the englishman started with a one-shot lead. carding 3-under-68, giving him a 7-stroke victory. it was a big winning marningins and marked his 40th career victory. >> that's it more me. >>> brazil - best known for beaches, bikinis, music and football. the country wants to draw attention to artistic and cultural areas. it's to help low income brazilians enjoy them. rob reynolds explains >> reporter: anyone that has seen dancers in el salvador moving to rhythm or strolling amid the splendor will realise that brazil is a county with a deep and vibrant heritage. >> people are wanting culture. there are things you can't see anywhere. we want to go beyond it. we want to show ourselves. >> under a government program, low income brazilian workers can get recharge uble cards like this. employers provide most of the funding and get a tax break in return. the cards can buy anything cultural. books, plays and more. >> giselle used her card to buy a set of opera c.d.s. >> i love it. i appreciate i

father westwood storms pass through on sunday mines are focused on the aftermath the governor of kansas toward some damage in small towns where officials say as much as 70 homes were destroyed. in arkansas, damage is described as a tremendous spirit 10 people died in one county. >> people woke up this morning with a loss to children or lost family members. but what we need are your prayers and your support. >>some strong winds knocked a freight train right off the tracks. this happened in the town of laura, illnois, in peoria county. 60 mile per hour winds pushed over 20 to 25 freight cars. they also knocked over a semi- trailer, some trees, and half a mile of power lines. hundreds of customers lost power. no injuries were reported. a 14-year-old girl is dead and another wounded after they were shot on their way home from school in the back of the yards neighborhood. randi belisomo is *live at area central with more. >> good morning. the freshman at the academy high school died after being shot in the back of yesterday. detectives are questioning someone in connection with the shooting.

but i was, oh, this is the girl from the vivian westwood show. >> for both of them there's a silver lining. >> i'm really happy that something i did causes other people to feel a little bit of joy. >> hold on hold on. >> everyone can have a rough day, but it doesn't mean anything. next time you need to wake up and do your job as good as you can. >>> coming up, a 911 operator's worst nightmare comes true. >> 911, emergency. >> there's a fire. >> i had to ask her twice to make sure i had the right address. and i realized it was my house. >> and a city bus worker's on-the-job catastrophe. >> i looked out the windshield and realize that the bridge pillar is coming, and we're not stopping. >> when "caught on camera: a hard day's work" returns. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. and we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your shop from anywhere thing, offering

welcome back to the show now daniel alpert is a founding partner of westwood capital and the author of the book the age of oversupply now opera believes that the current muddle through economy in the us is secular not cyclical now that means that the downturn as a result of longer term trends and not a result of the boom or bust cycle to explain this continued anemic performance over believes that there has been an exotic as factor here an oversupply of labor capital and productive capacity now in our part story it's the growth of the emerging markets and of course when you're talking about emerging markets you're talking about labor and of course you're talking about china so i first asked him about china specifically the ongoing weakness of china's macro economy and how that relates to the u.s. his ability to deal with oversupply take a look at what he had to say so what what's happened in china is everybody's looking at that economy and they're say geez you know how long can you go at seven to ten percent a year and how long can you keep writing bad loans internally and suffer what

welcome back to boom but now daniel alford is a founding partner of westwood capital and has more than thirty years of international merchant banking and investment banking experience in his book the age of oversupply alpert discusses how the integration of china brazil india and other emerging economies have led to a drastic increase in the supply of labor capital and productive capacity now he argues that policymakers are using outdated supply side ideas to address a world that has too much supply now i start off by asking her to describe what the relationship between demand and supply of labor is in the globalized world. the best way to do it is to sort of discuss what the developed countries are right we talk about japan u.s. canada europe. at least western europe you know throw in some small places like australia new zealand. singapore operators singapore you're talking about eight hundred million people in a world of seven plus billion. so it's roughly ten percent of the world's population lives in developed. trees well when you removed the iron curtain and the bamboo curtain and

. >> you could virtually play against lee westwood. >> pretty cool, walk me through it one more time.ed how you do it. >> this happens occasionally. jim furyk uploaded his data two weeks ago. he played a round of golf and uploaded his data. we have his drive distances and his statistics, i can't compete against his round of golf. on the same course or not. >> and you cannot cheat. >> wow. pro-golfers said this is how my game has changed? if this was not helping their game, they would not be wearing this technology. >> and the u.s. golf association is allowing two people to wear it in competitions? >> correct. >> as of very recently. the design of this, when we started designing this we had in mind we wanted to create something that would bring golfers to the 21st century while respecting its traditions. >> it does not interfere with the club itself? w in theou have a scre top of your golf club. >> it can be any club, does not have to be a specialized shaft. >> it does not matter, it screws into the top of the handle. >> was the cost? tags and au get 18 wearable device that fits on you

grumpy cat making her way down the red carpet in a kitty couture version of pharrell's vivienne westwood that hat couldn't make grumpy cat happy. >> so funny. >> we've got that. >> a little "pop news." >> all right. >> great to be back. >>> well, you made "pop news" today my friend. indeed, we begin because it's a good morning over at "good housekeeping" when this gal is staring back at you. robin here is the cover and inside the magazine a great article in which she opens up on her new book, "everybody's got something." robin, i think they say on the cover a must read for anyone who's ever felt like giving up. >> yep. >> that is -- >> i was humbled by that. very humbling. >> -- so true. >> thank you. >> and thank you. >> you asked did i get to keep the top? no, i didn't get to keep the top. >> i wish you did. >> ah, i love that color. but thank you, thank you and everyone at "good housekeeping." >> you look great. the words are inspiring. everybody, do. check it out. the issue is on newsstands tomorrow although amy says she already got a copy. >> yeah, i did. >> so -- >> cutting edge. >

we do research here at westwood. we do actual research with actual analysts.e ability to grow the dividend, which we believe is the way to really prepare for things like retirement or funding your kid's college education. >> let's go through some of the ones you like and the rationale behind them. >> well, qualcomm is a chip manufacturer. >> right. >> it's very well positioned within the mobile move that we talk about. you're getting two and a half% yield up front. the management has become much more attuned to better capital allegatiocatio allocation. and the new snapdragon chip allows for less use of power which people are trying to get more power into a mobile device. so that would be number one. number two, johnson & johnson, an old favorite. in excess of 2% yield, have grown their dividend in the mid-teens the last 15 years. well positioned around the world in all things health care. and we think that that is an important component for being able to grow that dividend. >> j&j has had a move. >> and so has the market. we think the market is moving into wha

senior fort folio specialist at the westwood funds. member of the platinum portfolio year. and rbc capital markets chief u.s. strategist and managing director. good morning, everybody. we have had this debate on what happened in the stock market the last couple of weeks. was the selloff because the tech bubble had to run out and they had to lose some air and people rotated out of them? or we look at what's happening with the 10-year yield, does that tell us something is up with the economy and the selloff in the markets? >> we don't think anything is up with the economy. i think it is still growing as expected at a reasonable pace. what you are seeing is a reasonable reaction to the fed reduction of liquidity by volatility in the market and by change of leadership out in the momentum stocks into higher quality stocks that can produce consistent earnings growth. you have seen value beat growth. it's hard to say there is something nefarious going on, sinister going on. we see it as a reaction fed's slow process of removing liquidity and