sydney. that between the u.s. and emerging markets going to be resolved at this g 20 gathering? morning, mark. pardon me for my cynicism but i'm trying to remember when any g" gatherings have solved anything. that said, it has been a huge theme in the buildup to this g 20 conference. the effect of tapering and the need for emerging markets to get their house in order. if you delegates have already said that leading up to it. jack lew, treasurer joe hockey has been talking about it. the secretary-general of the oecd. it sounds like the scene is being set for something of a showdown for all of these western economies talking about emerging markets needing to get their own houses in order rather than complaining about the impact of tapering. looking forward to hearing from some of the financial ministers of those emerging markets once the g 20 really gets underway tomorrow. when you get the agreements like this, you tend to end up with a tepid statement about sharing broad constructive goals and

thank you out of sydney for us live. chinae some evidence that is getting its gdp figures more in line with reality. the gap between the central government and the provinces overstayed has narrowed for the first time in six years and our china care respondent joins us now in hong kong for more on that. take always have to numbers out of china with a grain of salt because there has been reported cases of overstating including from the national bureau of statistics on gp. have been in double digits traditionally. if you look at the provincial numbers if they break them out they do not add up. they're oftentimes much larger and much more growth being reported at the provincial level. 31 promises and china. that is an emphasis for the new leader trying to deemphasize growth. local officials of the government level, at the provincial level oftentimes get promoted based on the amount of gdp they provide. what is happening as they are deemphasizing this, they are not being promised the promotions they have traditionally gotten

andrew thomas has more from sydney. the latest poll is happening off a few beaches in sydney. the rehabilitation is ferocious. even after seven days and fully years, protesters say if people enter a shark's stert tri -- territory they should be prepared for the consequences. >> if you go in the water you take a risk. it's minimal. you are more likely to be killed by a vending machine or coconut or lightening. >> there's between 1,000 and 2,000 on the beach in sydney. more are expected in perth. not everyone is on the same page. in western australia there's support for the cull. the number of people using perth beaches, swimmers and surfers are down. those going in the sea stay close to shore. there's genuine fear. and a degree of hypocrisy. the beaches in sydney have shark nets, killing other wildlife and sharks. likewise up in queensland there has been drum lines attaching and killing sharks. >> people don't know the reality of the nets and drum lines in queensland. this issue is happening now. we cap get in on the ground to prevent it being established and educate the people

the parliament building in sydney federal call in the crimea region of ukraine. the sites was the scene of wednesday's scuffles between talk to groups of pro russian supporters. local car totally dead leaf out show by ralf and state that the government buildings to be occupied by many new forms which were unrecognizable insignia following the fall of president viktor yanukovich divisions with the new crate of come to the fore the crew russian defence groups of set up roadblocks and barricades to prevent spread your ep in protest is from traveling to the region from the capital kiev. as tensions simmer russia has placed troop some of the implementing measures to increase security russia's black sea fleet based in the area the unveiling of ukraine's new government's nominees got a mixed reception in may down on wednesday. ah seine epsom oaks and here on the rights was presented as prime minister designate and promptly received a chorus of boos. many in the crowd simply don't want a return of the old gods would again im eyeing the old noisy la woody in the money tha

they're meeting in sydney to discuss the impact of tapering by the u.s. federal reserve on the flow of money emerging countries. the scaleback hit south africa, turkey, brazil, india, and indonesia, hard. their currencies plunged. investors are pulling their money out of the fragile five markets. nhk world explains. >> reporter: finance leaders in turkey have been struggling to stem the fall in the lira. central bank officials tried to prop up the currency last month by sharply raising key interest rates. but they failed to calm the public. people began lining up at exchange bureaus to convert their money to stable currencies such as the dollar and euro. many recall the economic crisis in 2001, when high inflation was set off. shop owners at the marketplace popular with tourists welcome payment in foreign currencies. >> people, they think dollar or euro or other moneys, and then they turn it to dollar or euro or other money. >> reporter: middle income earners have been driving economic growth in turkey. but now they, too, are struggling. 29-year-old charl

the sydney games prior to 9/11 with a very close ally were basically an exciting opportunity. we didn't -- we worried abworst case scenarios and that's what you do. it's risk management. when you're looking at the olympics. 1972, munich, was a watershed event and it's when our goth and most all the governments in the world looked at their counterterrorism capabilities and realized they were not really where they should be. we looked at how the west german responded to what happened there and as each government and especially ours looked at our own capabilities we realized we had some work to do to make sure we had capabilities to respond if similar things happened to us. you look at that as the beginning of government, military, law enforcement analysis of where we needed to go to be able to respond to an event like that. so by 2000, we were, you know, pretty advanced. we had certainly had our own summer games in 1996 in atlanta, i was working at state at the time. you can imagine when you host a games in your own country, much like the russians are going through now, it's a v

he'll meet me to consider when even anyone in the future of sydney we had to find a way of doing this because in the absence of formal government cup and relations in and out we couldn't use to the normal approach. for the sorts of trade agreements or economic cooperation agreements in the end of the park later we found was to negotiate as steward of the tm in this because we have both nimbus of the wto that night and the sorts of agreements. i've generally it negotiated in terms of wto rules and they refer to the wto standards and wto approaches so it was in that role. mean mean that all legal framework to it all and then use haven't succeeded. using this methodology has a twitter this is them. when approached about this stuff up on next thing i'm not thinking about it may not be the anyway as of the taiwan can negotiate with another economy in the future for the sydney now we proved it one way ok and will extended negotiations taking the number of years. the lse human eye it mean that defra said he had discussed about this. and in the league in on the fact is they give us the pain y

smaller planes will fly from sydney. the aircraft fleet will be cut by 50. >> qantas has been an icon for decades. to remain one it needs to adopt. >> as well as cutting costs and changing, the airline is pushing for a change in the way it's regulated. australia's government is it considering lifting restrictions on foreigners owning a majority stake. the company wants a guarantee of debts with change within. qantas's management think they can help the airline fly high once again. >> we'll get a weather update next. still to come a government subsidy gone run. thailand's anti-government agency summons a prime minister to court. >> a story of life under the commer rouge. the man behind the oscar nominated film. >> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. ukraine's parliament is meeting to approve a new government. armed men seized buildings in the southern region of crimea, and have raised a russian in a change to the new leadership. >> the syrian army says it killed 175 rebels. the opposition says the rebels were esco

we will have the word from sydney in a moment. the meetingking if has eased anxiousness and the markets on tapering. all that and more after the short break. ♪ >> welcome back to "asia edge." the big story this weekend was the g 20 meeting in sydney. finance ministers have switched their focus from austerity to growth, endorsing the aim of expansion. u.s. treasury secretary jack lew said a lot had changed. >> if you look at where we were a year ago, debating austerity, this was a debate about, how can we work together to share best practices and develop an approach where our individual economies can grow and the global economy can hit the objective set forth in the communique? stimulus,ding back of that was high on the agenda at the talks. emerging and developing economies keep an eye on the fed policy moves. hopesaland's bill english to find the benefits from a weaker currency. >> there is a positive side for us. of theld be a rewriting u.s. dollar against the kiwi. in the shorter term, there are some potentially negative conse

i can't identify with the diggers from the g twenty nations are gathering in sydney to visit us to get back up but when you were monitoring the progress on emerging markets. vandals have damaged copies of anne frank's famous wartime diary and related books and dozens of libraries in tokyo. they tore pages from more than two hundred eighty copies of the japanese edition of anne frank's diary of a young girl and her biography. police have started an investigation listen to it it is impossible to understand anne frank was born in germany in nineteen twenty nine. her family was jewish and faced persecution by the government. the family moved to amsterdam with germany occupied the netherlands in nineteen forty the family went into hiding in an attic two years later and wrote her diary there. the family was betrayed and transported to the extermination camps and died of disease at age fifteen. the japanese expert on the german gentle side of the as the vandalism is shameful. the diary has one international acclaim and conveys a truth that is universal. both literally send it to logically. th

they were both part of the sydney theater crowd. how did you meet? how did the sparks start? >> andrew upton: the sparks started slowly, i think, personally. >> blanchett: we didn't like each other. >> upton: we didn't get on at all at first sight. >> stahl: really? >> blanchett: and then, all of a sudden, we played poker... poker one night, and you were telling me about how you were in love with a friend of mine, and then... we kissed. >> stahl: and all of a sudden, you're asking her to marry you, real fast, as i understand it. >> upton: i think it was about 21 days. >> stahl: and you said yes right away? three weeks? >> blanchett: yeah. but you leap off at the same time. and i think it's all about timing. >> stahl: she says their marriage is a partnership-- in the raising of their three sons, ages five, nine, and 12-- and in their careers. upton has been her collaborator and sounding board. and they share a love of their country. she's australian through and through, down-to-earth, and happy to be 18 time zones away from hollywood. >> blanchett: i adore australia. i mean, i

kazakhstan by the minister for repairs fronts tournaments the contests were conducted on the territory and sydney pollack it's all gone the consequences of which have to be dealt with for a long time. kazakhstan is well aware of how costly this is their forties necessary for us to create a common international system which will allow for the compliance with policies he measures the path which can extend has chosen regarding this issue is supported by many countries during a meeting in auckland on topics concerning strengthening of bilateral cooperation particular expansion of cooperation interaction and trade and investments fears were also discussed as it was noted by the head of netherlands ministry of foreign affairs amsterdam is very interested in intensive it is made in the realization of companies plans to enter the list of the top thirty most developed countries. this will include the exchange of know how in the spheres of agriculture in alternative energy. chairman of dark the state also met with the minister for affairs of the kingdom of the netherlands. as it is not a bike us in the sho

so in sydney has been a tumultuous time these last hours. what's happening there in the capital kiev and the rest of the country tonight well behind me i would just overlooking the mighty done the independence square there is a large formation of people there are still a consistent turnout from the protesters and of course the lid tymoshenko the street former prime minister and opposition leader encouraged them to stay here and continue in their fight and uneven still here and we're expecting out lots more here in the coming hours. we understand from ukrainian television of acts of euro might don the group that was in charge now of these protests have detained two policemen thinks they were involved but the end of the shootings of the protesters on thursday unconfirmed reports of bad people saying they now need to be brought to trial at of course a lot of uncertainty or dimensions of the questions about the whereabouts of yanukovich we know that he delivered a message broadcast on television on saturday night that aren't clear aware that mes

he'll meet me to consider when even anyone in the future of sydney we had to find a way of because in the absence of formal government cup and relations in and out we couldn't use to the normal approach. for the sorts of trade agreements or economic cooperation agreements in the end of pathway that we found was to negotiate as steward of the tm in this because we have both nimbus of the wto that night and the sorts of agreements identity. it negotiated in terms of wto rules and they refer to the wto standards and wto approaches so it was in that role. mean mean that all legal framework to it all and then use haven't succeeded. using this methodology has a twitter this is them. an approach that others sat up on that income. i'm not thinking about it may not be the anyway as of the taiwan can negotiate with another common in the future for the sydney now we printed one way ok and will extended negotiations taking the number of years. the lse human eye it mean that defra said he had discussed about this. and in the league in on the fact is they give us the pain you know periods of points

he'll meet me to consider when even anyone in the future of sydney we had to find a way of doing this because in the absence of formal government cup and relations and how about we couldn't use to the normal approach. for the sorts of trade agreements or economic cooperation agreements and he and the pathway that we found was to negotiate as steward of the tm in this because we have both nimbus of the wto that night and the sorts of agreements. i've generally it negotiated in terms of wto rules and they refer to the wto standards and wto approaches so it was in that role. mean mean that all legal framework to it all and then use haven't succeeded. using this methodology has a twitter this is them. an approach that others stuff up on next thing i'm not thinking about it may not be the anyway as of the taiwan can negotiate with another common in the future for the sydney now we printed one way ok and will extended negotiations taking the number of years the lse human eye it mean that defra said he had discussed about this. and in the league in on the fact is they give us the pain you kn

they were both part of the sydney theater crowd. how did you meet? how did the sparks start? >> andrew upton: the sparks started slowly, i think, personally. >> blanchett: we didn't like each other. >> upton: we didn't get on at all at first sight. >> stahl: really? >> blanchett: and then, all of a sudden, we played poker... poker one night, and you were telling me about how you were in love with a friend of mine, and then... we kissed. >> stahl: and all of a sudden, you're asking her to marry you, real fast, as i undetand it. >> upton: i think it was about 21 days. >> stahl: and you said yes right away? three weeks? >> blanchett: yeah. but you leap off at the same time. and i think it's all about timing. >> stahl: she says their marriage is a partnership-- in the raising of their three sons, ages five, nine, and 12-- and in their careers. upton has been her collaborator and sounding board. and theye ofreheir country. she's australian through and through, down-to-earth, and happy to be 18 time zones away from hollywood. >> blanchett: i adore australia. i mean, i live and work

now, earlier today, here in sydney, we were listening to the u.s. treasurer jack lew. he was talking about what the emerging markets essentially needed to be doing to help themselves. here is what he had to say. >> the growth engine needs to kick into higher gear. it would allow them to make the structural reform ones in an emerging markets. >> george osborne had something to say about that. he was saying some of the emerging markets are trying to blame the fed for problems there own, problems they should be solving themselves. this is particularly important because this is janet yellen's debut on the world stage. she's arriving tomorrow, will be part of the closed door meetings that we do expect to go on pretty much for all of on tomorrow and into tomorrow evening, as well. we've also heard from the rbi governor. we'll bring you more on that in terms of what he had to say. about this friction that is not really escalating as we're about to go into the g-20 here in sydney. >> oriel, thank you very much for that, oriel morrison joining us live from sydney. >>> now, the

let's go live to sydney. let's talk about this meeting. will this be considered an overwhelming success? >> good morning. he is certainly playing that up for the domestic audience here. by many measures this was a successful g 20 summit. i will give you one example of a concrete outcome. global standard for text sharing information by 2015. what that means is the g 20 is looking at the likes of google, apple, yahoo! for their practices. the exact words were profits should be taxed where value is created. to come out of the g 20 was this gross that you mentioned. target of twoowth percentage points above the current projected trend. that is something joe hockey was very keen to get ahead of the meeting. here is what he had to say. >> g 20 finance ministers and central bank governors have decided to put a number on our aspiration. we committed to implementing policies that aim to lift our by more than two percent over the next five years. waserhaps another triumph the communicate itself. here it is. all two pages of it which compares pretty

paul allen is in sydney. rio came out last week as sydney -- and bhp now. they have china to thanks in part. of thisis a big part great results of bhp. in january, japan important record numbers of copper and crude oil and iron or which is great for company like bhp. their profits were $39 billion. the underlying profit $7.8 billion. it blew estimates out of the water. it was an expectation of 6.9 billion dollars. a big beat. the dividend is offered at $.50 per share. two percent today. the chief executive officer fronted the media and here is what he had to say. >> our commitment to produce more barrels from existing infrastructure at a lower cost is delivering. we have achieved an increase in production of 10%. we have embedded productivity and volume and cost efficiency of $4.9 billion. explorationtal and and is expected to decline by 25%. has sharper reduction increased competition for capital and driven investment return hires. i was that was andrew mckenzie, the ceo of bhp. -- >> that was andrew mckenzie, the ceo of bhp. another story is reducing cost

watch for anything that comes out of sydney this weekend as we have the g 20. in terms of what that means for the fx markets, the dollar is set for a gain against most of its major counterparts. this is on bets that the federal reserve will press on with reducing stimulus. the g 20 is talking about that very same thing. the dollar heading for its biggest weekly advance. also against the japanese yen. these are the bloomberg top headlines. rbs is planning to retreat from its investment banking business and cut 30,000 jobs. that is according to the financial times. lender's largest owned -- government owned lender. a spokeswoman from the bank declined to comment on the report. and poor says ukraine is at risk of default after the political crisis deteriorated substantially. , eight ukraine to ccc levels below investment grade and kept its outlook negative. governments-- proposed sanctions on ukraine after a deadly day of protest; a. -- protests in the capital. the unrest relates to a broader issue with russia. comments were made in an interview with charlie rose.

let's go over to paul allen in sydney. you are at this meeting. would you consider it a success. >> good morning. he would consider it a success fee got everything he was hoping to get out of the finance meaning -- meeting. they had an agreement to share tax information and they have gotten that from google and yahoo! with this development. the profits should be taxed where the value is created. pages, compared to the 27 pages that the finance ministers came up with one year ago. they concluded with a plan to lift growth by two percentage points in the coming years. here's what they had to say about that as the -- as the meeting wrapped up. decided what a number on our aspiration and we are committed to implementing policies that will lift collective gdp by more than two percent above the trajectory of current policies in the next five years. >> it was a good-natured meeting and there was not a fight between emerging economies, as had been predicted. stresseding economies the need for structural reform and they are pleased that they will get the g

g 20 finance ministers are meeting in sydney. they will commit to developing new measures to bolster growth, global growth. jonathan ferro with more on this. the focusmoment, seems to be on monetary policy. you have emerging markets worried about what the reduction based federal reserve stimulus is going to do that our economy. you hear from the fed, reality check. our mandate is the u.s. economy, not the world area -- the world. if this doesn't feed into the domestic economy, it is not our problem. you also have to think about the inconsistency of the message coming from emerging markets. two years ago, it was stopped quantitative easing. now it is, stop tapering. >> this was flagged, right? , evenwas a surprise move if you are focusing on domestic, you say -- is a little bit unfair. this was signposted. fed tapering is coming soon. last heard about it since may. we knew it was coming anyway. it is not going to be qe forever. is other side of this growth, growth, growth, and a lot of people still talking about monetary policy. t

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australia, heavily there with demonstrations in sydney earlier today. south-east asia started to come alive. a big block here in nairobi. i remember that is where peter greste was based. a lot of support for him there. what is interesting - it's 5:30 on the east coast of the united states, but that big hash tag there, when it comes up, of course, is washington d.c. which shows a lot of interest in the united states as well. let's take you around the world. it's 10:30 gmt, afternoon in the middle east. late afternoon in asia pacific. >> this is sydney where the crowds grabbed. journalist, human rights activist. peter greste is australia. we go to kuala lumpur and malaysia with their signs, and "free the media". this was a short time ago in yemen, the nobel peace prize winner was a journalist and part of the event. she turned politician, the face of an uprising. she is part of it. >> this is an example of how this goes behind the staff. this is a group of armenian journalist using a simple them, "i am a journalist. have a look. >> yes, "i am a journalist"

south sydney. sydney guide very bad times. even when the volunteers has gone to people of somerset will continue their efforts. they have launched an initiative collecting money for river dredging. the one to raise almost five million euros in the hope that this flight will be relaxed it was a mid twenties because that war was waiting here in the european continent. and what is today in bosnia herzegovina bosnia acts and croats force against the sides. since the end of war with the different ethnic groups have co existed in the same state. but the division consists in there still tension between the crib. life is not easy and also herzegovina. also because unemployment is high people have been taking to the streets in protest lately most against each other at this time but against what they call corrupt politicians the taping for the miserable situation take on the sand irony and cut slits in the industrial city of tours to the north eastern bosnia herzegovina. keep in the state i'm unemployed and living in poverty in east wor

let's go to an economist and author of the book, joining us from sydney wha. do you make of the move by the world bank? >> it's a big move for the bank. it normally says it won't intervene in social divisions made inside different countries, because it deals with many. it couldn't, for example, support a law like the french have being against muslim women wearing a veil. it has to accept social norms. this is a big move to say it's not a social norm, it's discrimination, and we will send a signal, $90 million, when normally it is up to the billion. it's an impressive move by the bamming to -- being the $90 million. >> it was meant to help in newborn health, family planning - is there a danger that the withholding of money could impact on people that need it. >> health area is one where homosexuality is important. if you discourage a homosexual from going to a clinic, you are likely to get aides traps mitted. it's a health issue to make is criminal, because you make it less likely that you'll control endemics. this is something which passes through africa. it's

this is to the tune of $15 million. >>> now, let's move a long way away down under to sydney. already the finger pointing has begun. central bankers from developing nations are all gathering in the next three days. turmoil in emerging markets sparked. in recent years developing countries have been gorging on cheap borrowing. according to one estimate, borrowers actually raised almost a trillion dollars on bond markets. that's between just between 2010, 2013. since the fed began to shift its policy, foreign buyers have been pull their money out of emerging markets bringing it back to the u.s. indonesian shares down 18.5% in the last year, taking account for the local currency. by the same measure, brazil's measure down 13%. turny, down 34%. the fed has paid too little attention on them. you the imf are pushing back. so i'm joined by the chief international economist at ing financial markets. rob, who do you think is right? >> well, i'm afraid i have to take sides with the imf and the united states. reality is the taper that people are talking about, pulling back of money princi

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this is sydney cosby off the turnover man to man with lunld quest. canada up 2-0 and add another goal. carey price added 24 saves. canada beat sweden taking home their second straight olympic gold medal. feel so bad for niklas backstrom, by the way. that's a terrible way to sit out the gold medal game. you know his teammates, coaches all frustrated. >> and i mean, just to hear all along he got the green light from everybody. >> allergy medicine. >> clear here to play in the nhl. no problem. but this was an issue and very but this was an issue and very unfortunate. ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> bulldog owners in california lined up today and told their dogs, you better work. it was all part of the tenth annual bulldog beauty contest. who writes this stuff? they strutted down the carpet in long beach. the winner is a three and a half-year-old. there is a mutt show and a senior dog pageant because of course, wouldn't want to exclude anyone. that is our news for tonight, and a collective huh. thanks for joining us tonight. news 4 today begins at 4:26. have a great e

sydney guide very bad times. even when the volunteers has gone to people of somerset will continue their efforts. they have launched an initiative collecting money for river dredging. the one to raise almost five million euros in the hope that this flood will be relaxed it was a need twenty years ago that war was waiting here in the european continent. and what is today in bosnia herzegovina bosnia acts and croats force against the sides. since the end of war with the different ethnic groups have co existed in the same state. but the division consists in there still tension between the crib. life is not easy in boston herzegovina. also because unemployment is high people have been taking to the streets in protest lately most against each other at this time but against what they call corrupt politicians the taping for the miserable situation take on the sand irony and cupcakes lives in the industrial city of cuzco in north eastern bosnia herzegovina. keep in the state i'm unemployed and living in poverty in east w

ministers and central bank chief of the group of twenty nations wrapped up their two day meeting in sydney by setting the growth target. we committed to implementing policies that time to lift the filly tv gdp. five more than two percent above that huge atrium lot like our policies. the next five tds the officials say the global economy is recovering but they say there's a long way to go before i can achieve strong sustainable and balanced growth the officials are concerned about how the tapering of the u s monetary stimulus program will affect emerging economies. they say those markets need to improve their current account deficits and stabilize their economies to structural reforms. a twenty officials also agreed to prevent monetary policy on monetary policy from excessively affecting the markets. the next g twenty meeting will be held in november. now let's check on the market on friday the japanese on japanese shares rallied and anything posted its first weekly gain this here but look at what cheney is headed this week we cud be mainly at the tokyo stock exchange. the legal morning. a

. ♪ >> g 20 leaders have been meeting in sydney. we have been speaking with all of the big names including the head of the imf. christine lagarde told paul allen why she is disappointed with the pace of imf reforms. >> the dialogue that took place between the parties around the table. you had 20 countries, some advanced, some emerging economies. all of them with their respective policies, situations come a requirements and recognition that there are affects from the policies decided in one country on the rest of the group. >> has the g 20 made any progress in resolving this disagreement or are we still stuck on that same route? tapering that we see is a result of the significant improvement of the u.s. economy. that in and of itself is positive. bey will continue to volatility on the markets as a result of this tapering. what is clearly helpful is the dialogue that was instigated by the australian presidency very for the emerging market countries to actually express their views, share their concern and for the advanced economies to

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will the government be in place to pick a finance minister, dispatch him and sent him to sydney to do italy's bidding? >> let's talk about mr. berlusconi. how is he going to play in all of this? >> he has been the wild card in all of this. as he so frequently is. he was consulted over the weekend on what sort of role he will play. he said he wants to be part of a responsible opposition and was very clear that he wants to work with renzi on reforming the electoral law. atwood lead italy potentially -- that would lead italy potentially more towards a two-party system. if it is done, you could see a split between berlusconi and renzi. then you could have snap elections and calls for renzi to be a legitimate elected member of parliament avenue -- as prime minister. he would be the third prime minister who was not democratically elected. about italy'serns political stability if you keep having anointed prime minister's. >> we could say that the two-party system does not generally guarantee particularly effective government. we will leave it on that note. hans nichols joining us from berlin

week.v this will look ahead to the g 20 meetings this week in sydney. that is coming up but 2:30 p.m. new york time here on bottom line. negotiators meeting in vienna this week did find some common ground. now on the phone, are we and are closer to a final deal right now? is ashink where we are much as anyone could've expected within this first week of talks toward a comprehensive deal. what these six powers negotiating with iran, led by the u.s. and the eu agreed to with iran was for a five month ambitious timetable of talks. up until the interim deal expires in july, we're talking about the interim deal that we have spoken about that would give some lifting of sanctions and a narrow area. up -- dividedided over thessue groups, heavywater reactor, and etc.. it will both be a sprint at a marathon because they're the huge chasm that remains between these two sides. >> let me put you on hold for just a second, because we have made contact with our reporter on the ground in keiv. can you tell us what the general mood is there on the streets? do the protest

the senate and the beach in sydney elementary school. these boys and girls may look like a lead in the keys. the people of many things combined time of adult experiences let's call it team crossed the road so sarah and myself found some with me and i mean my cousins ran for cover the next day we went to school our teacher told us that sarah die. douglas elaine. sarah has ceased say it was also killed that day dj is known for weeks to go to school. his response was a great read as many grown ups but it pronto. my parents teachers and friends that there is a lot of people dying. i will not surrender i will continue to study to rebuild the country. any violence that accepted for the kids to think fast. set the whole thing to do free because of this and i feel sad because it's not ok to seek is killed like this this hearing tuesday i like that. diaz is eleven years old. the seeming conflict has claimed for his relatives. he was eight when its content and he's had no real childhood scenes. i asked myself these girls won t be denied. they have

clever. >> very good, laurin sydney. what's next? >> thank you. these are like spaghetti and linguine. stuff it like a chicken -- >> into a toilet paper roll. >> controlled. >> it will not cost you a penny. >> okay. >> this i love. for those of you that still eat carbs, god bless you, terrific, you know those little bread thingies at the end? all you have to do is attach it to the linguine of your cords you'll know what your phone cord is, your tv cable is. valentine's day is around the corner. romance the next morning, the morning after, is not when you're taking the wax and trying to get it out of the candle. one little spritz will do you. we melted it. >> what do you put in there? >> any kind of cooking oil. it is going to dissipate and then put it in. done. >> it doesn't light it on fire? >> no. >> we did that, so the viewers can also, with this kind of weather, put it on the interior of a car door and you'll never be locked in, where the rubber gasket is. >> the gasket. >> you know how old i am. i have keys on my key ring from my college dorm

sydney and i'm from albuquerque, new mexico. i'm not edith. there is no edith. freaking me out. >> all right, both of you explain the scene. know she has a british storyline in part of the scam she has developed. but here, he is feeling it. i love you. what did you, as the director, want to achieve? >> it's an interesting example of how he works. take him through the whole thing. the films a moment in where she has to make a turn. is she conning him? does she really have feeling or is it part of the hustle? in the moment it is not part of the hustle so what has to happen for her to be real? we sat and talked about it so we had to make her really believe that there is a man in front of her telling her the truth. >> so she could tell the truth. >> and that was the last take. on howdid not get it many takes before that he >> it was not about takes but the exploration. >> you feel like something is missing until i say, "tell her you love her. really tell her. like a man." that was him as a man saying it did not go -- now it goes. he said it five times. i'm in love w

andrew thomas, sydney. >>> it's been a month since colorado has legalized recreational marijuana. raising a lot of legal problems. john hendren reports. >> after a month of legal mj marijuana sales are in. chaos. for the two dozen or so retail dispensaries in operation so far -- >> these are our retail edibles. >> business has grown faster than the budding talks in their greenhouses. >> we have constant flow of customers and revenue coming in. 15 to 20 patients, now we're seeing about 100 to 150 people a day. >> some sellers have run out of stock but with another 100 dispensaries expected to open next month the problem isn't supply. it's a completely system that hasn't caught up with the drug that's still illegal under fell law. this shop has changed banks several times. as soon as they figure out who they are dealing with they shut the accounts down but they do take credit. >> we're on our seventh or eighth bank account. it's been terrible. it's also dangerous because i'm walking around with a large amount of cash in my pocket. but we have a very tight system to hold that cash on

this morning sydney and tammy moore are behind bars in connection with the disappearance of heather elvis. >> i want to feel happy, but there's no joy. >> elvis went missing in december. car abandoned, no sign. and frustratingly slow progress until friday where they raided the couple's home. >> anything we release at this point could do a lot more harm than good. >> the break through coming from a discovery by elvis' father. he looked up her cell phone records. >> there were a lot of calls to one particular number in the last hours before the phone stopped working. >> that number, the parents telling abc news, belonged to 38-year-old sydney mayorerer. he and elvis may have had a romantic relationship. the couple appeared in court on saturday, held on $20,000 bond, each facing from counts of indecent exposure. but investigators say much stronger charges soon. >> either a missing person or a homicide. that's the focus. >> for the elvis family, a small measure of relief in the ordeal. >> this is torture for everyone. if they would just talk and tell us what happened. i really believe they kn

i'm sydney prosper, okay. >> so why did you do anything after that. >> i'm sorry i didn't tell you. i created edith because i needed her to survive okay but i'm done with her now. i'm so done with that. >> rose: american usual is the latest movie by david o russell. it is a sweeping tale of a small time criminal conartist after the fbi snags some much bigger political initiate. it's after a scandal in the 1970's nominated for ten awe curs including nominations in all the major categories. here is the trailer for american hustle. >> i believe that you should treat people the way that you want to be treated. didn't you just say that. also, always take a favor over money. i think jesus said that as well. >> he's going to stay in the office. i got people working for me. my idea, i'm running the show, i'm not going to settle. ♪ it's not for me to say. >> he wasn't necessarily in good shape and he had the comb over that was rather elaborate. we had this confidence that drew me. >> my father, he taught me to believe that all people are good, to be good to all people. >> it's ridiculous.

what is healthier about the two of them, you can see in sydney that she does not like being a fake. she really can't tolerate it. >> i want to move onto the next one. "american hustle", ten category they are nominated. "12 years a slave" and you have a a battle both from people in the african-american community over all audiences who saw the brutality of slavery in roots and why does this film stand out? what are the character notes here? >> well, i think one of the things you see is the triumph of will and will to survive. and i think the spirit of his solomon northrop's ability to survive is one thing. what was interesting to me about the film, something that maybe all of us can identify with in some way, what do -- if we take edwin eps, the brutal slave owner, michael's character, what do you do when we feel inferior? how do we -- how do we deal with a sense of inferiority, insecurity, ee mask lags, feelings of not being loved. what he did, he couldn't deal with them himself and put them into the slaves. >> and brutalized them. let's switch to "gravity." why do you believe this m