i knew i had to go to zimbabwe. but first day there we were stopped by the central intelligence agency. we had to be careful. he will stand by it silently while girls are harmed. -- he will not stand by silently while girls are harmed. >> you don't have to be so hard on yourself >> they heard of a girl who needed to be rescued. i was going to go out, but we never made it. >> they will be deported. am i was told by the u.s. embassy if i did not get out by the weekend that i would be raped or killed. these actions devastate the lives of women around the globe. >> i tried to forget what has happened to me and face life. all i could say it is try to be someone in life and you can do it. >> when the day is darkest you can be a star when you fall hardest you find out how strong you are >> we must become foot soldiers of change. >> have had little faith. >> thank you. [applause] >> i will leave you with one last quote from alice paul. she sounded an alarm that has great poignancy and significance today. she said, if we kee

>> well, you know, i -- i go there every year to zimbabwe. i've been there for six years now, and the thing to understand is that the people there are very impoverished. they exist at a poverty level that we just -- we cannot fat o.for example, one of the things i -- i do over there is i drink bottled water so i don't get montezuma's revenge and the empty plastic bottles are very treasured items for them. i mean, they are that poor, and they are subsistence farmers. they rely entirely on the crops they grow, sorghum and corn. if they don't have a harvest, there's no food stamps, there's no welfare. they starve to death. one of the things they have to deal with is el fantsz, problem elephants coming in and destroying their fields, and it's just something that needs to be dealt with. they try dealing with it using fire, beating drums, cracking whips, hollering and the elephant ignore them so what it takes is it takes like a guy like me, and there's just a few of us, to go into the field at night and to -- to -- when a herd is there isolate a bu

and work for virtual pay you might be able to afford those so here is this headline max not even in zimbabwe at the height of hyperinflation were even dedicated hospital staff willing to go to work once the bus fare exceeded their wages yet in the united states the economic conditions seem so bad that workers are willing to make a loss just to say they have a job so there are fourteen million unemployed americans and apparently a lot of them are now taking to just working for free to keep their resume padded out yeah well i mean over explain something to you if you're showing up at a job and you're putting in hours and you're getting no money you can't technically call that work. and it's amazing that in the us they've been successful in destroying any collective bargaining rights of anybody as if the point of those who are fighting against collective bargaining isn't to force everyone's hourly wage down to zero do you get that number zero you'll be taken cotton in the fields for less than a dollar a day because you're too stupid to stand up for your own rights and collective bargaining is h

he's not budging his continuing to defend his actions saying that he is simply helping the people of zimbabwe. we're going to show you the video again, show you his hunting, shooting elephants at night. and then posing with a small holding the shotgun. the video shows said today cdc's song it shows villagers can again cutting a deal thin by wearing a bright go daddy acts. he said his start was a problem elephant that have been destroying the crops of the nearby village in the animal was able to provide food for the villagers. today he took to twitter saying that over 10 interviews today, love explaining why it's a good thing to help starving people. in his personal block, a lot of comments mixed. i did watch one of his interviews today with cnn, he again step by the same lines and you don't understand what's going on over there. the villagers are starving and he was helping them out. p until the african elephants are not endangered the data are vulnerable which is a step closer to becoming endangered. his company probably >>pam: doesn't like this kind of attention. we will be back after the b

look at zimbabwe even today. look at iraq. it has happened before. it's not as if it's impossible. one of the big problems with those who just simply advocated getting in there without thinking was that they didn't realize that one step inevitably leads to another and to another. >> they started in an uprising that began with lawyers and young people and university professors and it had to do with forming a new constitution and the right to protest and greater freedoms in society and it grew from there and it's increasingly the rebels have brought in professionals and technocrats, partly... largely in some cases to impress the west. >> the fighting that takes place back and forth around brega, whether it goes back and forth to ras lanuf, bin jawad, unknown towns in the libyan desert i think is in effect immaterial to what is happening in the broader states. increasing isolation, crashing the regime in tripoli, that's what will undermine and potentially by b the fatal blow to moammar qaddafi. not these young men with a.k.-47s and r.p.g.s on the road to brega. >> rose: a snapshot of

parson says the elements of restoring crops which could help feed starving populations in zimbabwe. >>> the now famous bronx zoo king cobra is no longer missing and is still hissing, that is the word from zoo keepers. they say the pencil long snake was found in the snake house. >> we kept the lights dim and we tried to keep as much noise and comotion down so she could keep comfortable coming out. >> reporter: the zoo is conducting an investigation as to how the cobra escaped from its cage. they hope to open the reptile house next week. >>> it looks like it'll cost more than to get around in the city. the mta is facing to prospect of a fair increase. the legislature is looking to a 40-cent increase in one way fares on buses, metro and light rail. the last fare increase was eight years ago. >>> if you're considering buying an electric car, you maybe worried about where to plug it in. a new the green building has the answer. >> this is a connector that is going to be used in every one of these cars. >> reporter: at the fitzgerald apartment building, two charging stations for electric car

i can remember covering zimbabwe, a country that marched to the front page those days. it actually defied conventional wisdom about africa. that is one of the things i think we are in danger of losing as the media becomes undone, less bundled, people going to the place where they are more comfortable and forgetting about everything else out there. i believe that that is one of our crucial missions as journalists. there has to be a place where people can go to read things that challenge them. >> may be answered your question is that local news needs to focus on the quality of life of the local communities that they cover. you're absolutely right, if you cover the gestalt of the human condition in a community, you will deal with diversity and all of these issues. i am not talking about the public sector alone, that is an absurd dichotomy. if you start writing about the quality of life in a community, maybe people will start to see themselves change the pattern of how they read and interpret. >> you had said there was not a piece of content in this discussion, what about p

is set for a dramatic reduction in twenty fifteen the pen trimmed to only include test nations first zimbabwe and decision none full member nations but says the head of the international cricket council the tournament was simply too long last time. the executive board is decided on in october twenty fifth in could work in team competition. so it will be reduced from the current fourteen. and finally a martial arts school in the heart of the caucuses has been celebrating after one of its students became the first none chinese to be named king of kong food but that isn't the only thing that makes the dagestan dojo unique as are among. five directions of the world is a martial arts school. where russia is the republic. even call it. the caucasus intrigue well i certainly was as. school is located in hollenbeck old just over the mountain ridge from the dagestani capital over the years has produced ten world and eleven european champions as well as a little gold and silver medalist in beijing in two thousand and eight. same model my moved here with his wife in the age of eighty three just an idea

the caribbean, zimbabwe, uganda? >> reporter: the latest sighting almost of colonel gadhafi on libyan television surrounded by his followers except you can't quite see him, and we don't know when the pictures were filmed. he's lost half his country but in spite of the western intervention, his grip on the other half is still pretty strong, and it's anybody's guess how the stalemate is going to be broken. john simpson, bbc news, tripoli. >> okay, well, when we come back, who got booted off "dancing with the stars" and why. >>> and family secrets and ashley judd's new memoirs is all in "the skinny." right after this. >> can't wait. om woirs all in "the skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> and time now for "the skinny" one of our favorite parts of the day, and we're talking with "dancing with the stars," of course, and there was an elimination last night and, how you doin'. wendy williams, how you doin'? i can't do it like wendy does it. >> she can't dance either. >> but god bless her, everybody loves her, and she was elim

nation that has failed to ratify the treaty, putting us and the company of somalia, sudan, iran, and zimbabwe. this past month and the halls of congress, we have seen an attack on american women like never before. instead of a clear focus on the budget and job creation, there has been a concentrated effort to limit women's rights. we have had a major push in congress to redefine rape to only those women who could prove that they fought back. this would exclude many victims of date rape, children who were raped. we had a legislator from georgia who wants to change the legal term. he but the word to the accuser. victims of lesser crimes like burglaries would remain victims. in south dakota, the bill was proposed that would make it legal to murder a doctor who basically provided a portion care. it would make it legal to kill the doctor. we have another bill, the international violence against women act, a sister bill to that which is the domestic bill.

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>> i think zimbabwe is a nice place. >> peacekeepers on the ground after libya -- after gaddafi leaves i think is not a bad outcome and that's a good outcome. i think turkey will step up and become more of a dominant player in the -- evolving middle east, as a secular islamic democracy. and i think they become the role model for the emerging government in that area. >> you notices how they're moving in latin america, turkey. monica. >> a few weeks ago the new intelligence chief in egypt, who is parts of the new interim government, paid a very kuwait visit to damascus, syria. this looks like the new egyptian government where the muslim brotherhood is running the show is trying to reach out to hamas and hezbollah. >> we will i think underwrite the only solution to libya, they'll divide the country in two and protect the country with us, until we see what other ways we can find to get gaddaf

and that's would be that would not serve anyone especially will not serve the united states and for zimbabwe you know matthew it's interesting is it really to stories about saudi arabia and what it wants in every sense mubarak was overthrown in egypt the saudis probably feel pretty scared i mean it was a mubarak and the saudi royal family were the two pillars there and the saudis are are not going to budge i mean it seems like this marriage of tribal feudalism and modern capitalism is really beginning to fall apart it's breaking here why doesn't the united states really make that clear to the saudis say we really going to have to you have a new kind of relationship because the current regime that you have in the in the region is untenable. i'll borrow one of our president's favorite quotes and say that arc of history is long but it bends towards justice i mean we've seen that there are calls for a little democracy in the middle east i believe that the al saud on the wrong side of history and saudi arabia will be a democracy sometime in the future but if the u.s. like takes an aggressive post

host to be used as well as controversial political figures including representatives from iran and zimbabwe syria's ambassador was also invited but eventually withdrawn following the violent crackdown on demonstrators there the wedding is reported to have cost british taxpayers millions of pounds a scotland yard prep for one of its biggest security operations. coming up we'll tell you about a team of twenty people trying to reach the arctic circle their journey the focus of our special report in less than ten minutes but first let's check in on the business news with can be treated with. thanks man i love and welcome to business see the cost of borrowing is going up the russian central bank has increased its key interest rate by twenty five basis points to eight point two five cents is the second high this year after the bank increased the refinance rate by the same amount two months ago and some of the fuel from b.c. capital outlines the reasons for them. well the central bank is obviously concerned about inflation and particularly they mentioned in the statement that they are concerned ab

people being wiped out why haven't we gone there why don't we go and protect the minority troy in the zimbabwe there's a lot of injustice in the world there may be injustice even in this country who knows but the issue is that there is nothing that can be done the international community is a big fact rials wary of what happens to the politicians is that they look around at themselves to look at this their ratings in the polls and they say you know what i'm not doing very well here the people who vote for me think i'm going to be a big of a charge you know. what i want to run north africa wander around the middle east why do we go into saudi arabia where they've banned march is the king as announce they would be severe repercussions for demonstrations and in the east they started firing at everybody what are we going to d.m. in why don't we go in everywhere what's your answer to all these questions why don't we go and see them and why don't we end theory because it's nothing to do with us we have neither the power the fire power nor the will nor as we learned from iraq where one hundred and ei

s as well some controversial political figures including representatives from iran bach rain and zimbabwe syria's ambassador was also invited but eventually withdrawn all when the violent crackdown on demonstrators there the wedding is reported to have cost the british taxpayer millions of pounds a scotland yard prepared to one of its biggest security operations. a little later the moscow team shows you how to keep it in the russian capital coming up in less than ten minutes but first the business update with dmitri. hello and a warm welcome to business see the cost of borrowing is going up and russia's central bank has increased its key interest rate by twenty five basis points to eight point two five percent is the second hide this year after the bank increase the refinance rate by the same amount two months ago to discuss the rate hike and its effect on inflation on the ruble i'm joined by steve you're from the t.v. cafe so i was under thank you so much for being with us so is the second hike what is behind this move and what is the bank worried about well of course inflation and . cen

problem elephant in zimbabwe. here's my vacation video, enjoy. we'll not show you the video because it's really disturbing. we do have a still. if you don't want to see this sort of thing, it's a still of bob parsons with the elephant he killed. this is the picture. as you can imagine, people are in an uproar over this.9tykykyk= one of go daddy's biggest clients, peta. >> oh, not for much longer. >> right. they have said they have closed all of their accounts with go daddy. they encourage everybody to do the same. one of their biggest competitors, go daddy competitors, namecheap.com is trying to capitalize on this event. they say they're offering a special deal to customers who transfer over from go daddy. also donating $1 to the organization save the elephants. clearly a big pr disaster there for bob parsons, ceo of godaddy.com. >> in what world did he think that would go over okay? >> even though he calls them a problem elephant but that's a different issue. big issue for go daddy. >>> lighter note here. remember the oscars back in february and

bob parsons is under fire for an on-line video that shows some shooting and hunting an elephant in zimbabwe. it shows him hunting the elephant on a farm. he it then posed with a shotgun. he is boycotting godaddy.com until they starstop killing animals. he says he killed beat elephants of the payee debt. >>mark: there is a new product on april fool's that is called peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m motion. there is a link to turn your e-mail into a trade body of work. than >>pam: we call it g-mail motion. using an all logarithm to explore ruins physical movement and president to actual command. for instance, to make a message make a motion that you art opening the envelope and to reply used both hands. to send a message like a step would place it down. we have been working with experts in motion technology to develop the movements that replaced type. they're designed to be intuitive, and ergonomic and easy to do. but studies have indicated that more than 80 percent of our total communication is body language. when you can and corporate a shake of the head or a gesture of some kind you are makin

this willingness to include some controversial figures there's not representatives from iran bahrain zimbabwe all invited for instance they withdrew didn't they the invitation and this really sense of the syrian. foreign policy you think. well the policy of the foreign office is actually to invite anyone who's representing a country with which the u.k. has a standard diplomatic relations now obviously with the possibility of u.n. sanctions being imposed against the syrian government that made it slightly difficult for them to continue to offer an invitation to the army but it's also interesting as well that perhaps they didn't invite the former prime minister of the u.k. tony blair which caused quite an upset i gather but then you know if you're inviting people from places like north korea or bahrain where there's very repressive governments there are some of the races he put in place when he was pm in the u.k. scotland yard's most of number of preemptive arrests in the run up to the wedding in the last few days and there is that it would be nice to be sure everything went off peacefully toda

just in libya alone i mean i could give you a long manifest from angola to uganda tanzania to chad to zimbabwe just in libya alone chinese contracts or some value something like twenty billion u.s. dollars ok sizable investment on the parts of the chinese in libya now if you look at the instability that has been caused by the situation in libya and across north africa according to beijing's minister of ministry of commerce the chinese the turnover from these chinese investments in north africa has dropped almost fifteen percent in the first two months of this year so destabilization. is hampering chinese influence and economic investment how is it that if there is this tension this potential cold war why isn't it a fact that china hasn't been more outspoken about what's been going on in libya for example it did have the chance along with russia to veto the u.n. decision to impose a no fly zone and carry out aerial bombardments now if china felt its worst interests risk that why hasn't it spoken or indeed indeed vetoed that sanction. sure look i think this is a very good question and now you ca

the ceo poses probably with a slain the elephant on a recent hunting trip to zimbabwe. he shows video of himself with the elephant. the video takes a person turn. local villagers wearing godaddy hats are seen cutting up the elephant and passing out the meat. he posted on twitter about his vacation video. the reaction was swift. activists are signing petitions and planning boycotts of parsons'company. he defends his actions and says that critics are missing the point. if they had an animal destroying their livelihood and were going to starve to death, they would look at it differently. i am helping people get access to food and protect their crops. it turns out this is not the first time that godaddy.com has received negative attention. several commercials have been banned from the airwaves as too wishes for national television. >>> coming up new at 6:00, adding up fees of the atm. some banks are charging more for access to your cash. >>> we're keeping a close eye on the condition of the former governor. >>> the controversial ceremony ties into violence overseas. >>> liv

now, officials in zimbabwe do say elephant overpopulation is a big problem. but but it's still too expensive for them. this is a company known for controversial marketing. >> wow, that is out there, though. >> right, exactly. >> back to sam and the weather. >>> hey, george, we did have sleet in times square a moment ago. it's going to be off and on in areas like that. let's show you the system how it moves through northern new england. remember, this was the one all week long that people were afraid would become the nasty april fools' day storm. most will get the sweet side of the storm and the snow will go exactly where people want it, in ski areas. but the gusty winds will kick up a little bit as the snow strengthens and winds up 20 to 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts likely. we have a concern in flooding. the north with that pineapple express rain that's moving through there the past couple of weeks, a concern for mud slides there. minneapolis, fargo, we're still watching all the rivers in that area running pretty high starting next week, well, they already are.

say before without any backing without any restraint central bankers were literally putting us into zimbabwe or. germany and that's where we're headed so all the economic discussions we're hearing out of washington it has to do with the budget and raising the debt ceiling in the federal spending limit and getting to decide who's going to spend money out of washington how is this relevant when it comes to the bigger economic picture it's really not and the reason is that you don't arrest the federal reserve if you don't abolish the federal reserve and prevent the opportunity for them to continue to water down the value of the dollar and frankly if you don't end the wars that we cannot afford to fight anymore if you don't do those two things it doesn't really matter what else it is that you're going to do it's not going to work well speaking of the federal reserve our next guest tonight is organizing a rally this coming weekend in philadelphia a continuation of end the fed now fed stock to rob joins us tonight he is down here from philadelphia organizing getting ready to organize this event fi

now, officials in zimbabwe do say elephant overpopulation is a big problem. they're just very big pets. but pachyderm contraception and other solutions are still too expensive for them. this is a company known for controversial marketing. >> wow, that is out there, though. >> right, exactly. >> juju, thanks. back out to sam and the weather. hi, sam. >>> hey, george, we did have sleet in times square a moment ago. it's going to be off and on in new york city, areas like that. let's show you the system how it moves through northern new england. remember, this is the one all week long, people were a little afraid of, that when it developed it would become this nasty april fools' day storm. the snow will go exactly where people want it, in ski areas of new england. here's the problem with the winds. but the gusty winds will kick up a little bit as the snow strengthens and winds up 20 to 40-mile-an-hour wind gusts likely. a look at the big board. we'll show you that we have a couple of areas of concern in flooding. the northwest with all that pineapple express rai

we believe the future of democracy and human rights in places like libya, zimbabwe, venezuela will turn not only on the strength of the democratic movement in those countries, not only on the willingness of traditional democracies to stand with these movements but also on the determination of emerging-market democracies to tip the scale. when they take a stand and pave the way for fresh coalitions to press for change. simply put people who are suffering under repressive rule in the emerging market democracies to stand up for them. we are seeing some quite encouraging trends that ought like to highlight. emerging democracies are exerting growing leadership in other venues that may pave the way for more political leadership of the issues central to this conference. dirksen senate office building 0 has replaced the g-8 and managing economic affairs. and taking up their economic responsibilities in emerging democracies showing signs of recognizing and embracing the unavoidable link with political developments around world. the second trend that has been in play for some years, emerging demo

i was disturbed by the ceo of godaddy.com trying to claim he went to zimbabwe as a humanitarian enterprise to kill an elephant because the elephant was trembling some crops. i have heard this excuse so much. i don't know if you heard about it. he took a video of him with a bunch of backup shooters shooting a bull elephant and claimed it was done for the people. in the book i actually go through the case of a guy named ken behring and who was a trophy hunter from northern california, a wealthy guy who owned a sports team and was traveling all over the world to shoot run species and he actually shot two endangered bighorn sheep in kazakhstan and he couldn't get the trophy's imported to the united states and this was not the current leadership of the smithsonian but prior leaders worked to give him import permits through scientific exemption. after he gave $20 million to the smithsonian and this was exposed and in the process of the exposure, what we learned is that he shot with a couple of his cohorts three bull elephants in mozambique with the same rationale as the go-the guy that these wer

of godaddy.com is under fire for an online video that shows him shooting and killing an elephant in zimbabwe. bob parsons, founder of the scottsdale, arizona-based web-hosting service, posted the graphic video on his twitter account on march 14. the footage, shot march 8, shows him hunting an elephant on a farm and posing with a shotgun beside its corpse. now, peta has initiated an online boycott of godaddy.com and its services until parsons "stops shooting animals," according to the organization's website. >>darya: of jersey it short start nicole is cashing in on her 15 minutes of fame. it has been more than 50 minutes right? she is being paid $32,000 to talk about her famous o'hare post. it is part of what makes her career. the money for her appearance came from a student activity fee. she was paid $2,000 more and then nobel prize winners received. there's something wrong with that don't you think? she had a vice for students. " study hard. party harder. " oh my gosh. (laughter) >>mark: we will beat back. a little bit of a breeze and will cool down. (music) ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i

an online video shows him shooting and killing an elephant in zimbabwe. he posted the video on his twitter account, it shows him hunting an elephant and posing with the shotgun next to it. it was shot in early march. they want to boycott the services until he stops shooting animals. he said they killed the animal so locals could eat it and help farmers whose crops have been devastated by elephants that are no longer in the area. google has done it again, they put out another real announcement of a very new product. today is april 1st, it could be a joke. >> e-mail motion, using your computer camera and attracting it interprets the physical movement and chairman into actionable commands. for example to open a message make it a package. to reply with backward was your samba, to reply all used both hands. to send a message but the stamp. we've been working with experts to develop a language of music meant to replace tight. it is intuitive, ergonomic and easy to do. >> studies over 24 years have indicated more than 80 percent of our total communication is bod

and portugal hoping to find passage to the white- dominated african nation of rhodesia now known as zimbabwe. ray hoped to collect a numerous bounty that racist had placed on the life of dr. king. in his mind killing king, notoriety would be one reward but money could be another. >> i think his thinking was that he would get to rhodesia, a place that had no extradition treaty with the united states, that the rhodesians would smile on his crime and he would be welcomed as a hero. then he could work on getting, connecting with the bounty money that any be out there. he just didn't have time. >> reporter: after two months on the run, ray's luck ran out. he had been desperate for money and robbed a bank in london. he was caught trying to board a plane with a pistol. on june 8, 1968, the manhunt was over. >> the man who called himself raymond george snade was brought from london airport here to the police station. >> reporter: in the years that followed, conspiracy theories flourished about ray's motives, whether he had been hired by others. though ray pointedly denied that he was a contract kill

of go daddy.com has a controversial video online and shows him shooting and killing an elephant in zimbabwe and posing next to it. he says he was helping farmers who say the elephant was trampling his crops. >>> 216,000 jobs added last month and unemployment rate dropped to 8.8%. alison kosik is here with more details at the new york stock exchange. job gains. unemployment rate a bit lower so it sounds positive. what does wall street thinking? >> all you have to do is look at the numbers and see we are higher now. the dow up 53 and shows wall street is feeling good about this report because it came in better than they were expecting. we added about 30,000 more jobs in march than what was expected. also, the unemployment rate fell. a nice surprise. the february number of jobs that were added also was revised higher. for traders on wall street they think the jobs market is definitely turning around at this point. analysts expect the momentum to continue and expect to be job gains from 150,000 to 200,000 a month the rest of the year. of course it's not enough to substantially bring down the un

billion to almost anybody that came from london's mayor asking for money to rebuild from london to zimbabwe to pakistan, anybody that came, france, american companies, american companies on the verge of bankruptcy and got their money and went back. with this economic independence came political independence. they no longer needed to keep the american pressure to democratize. moreover, mexican to power in the united states, and has implemented what was called the nixon doctrine and i argue in the book about the development of the doctrine and how the shah was influential in the development of the doctrine, but the doctrine basically said if the shah what he wants, sell as much military as he wants and don't put him about the democracy. abutting the shah about the democracy is something that every u.s. administration from roosevelt to carter had done with the exception of nixon and it is precisely during the nixon era where the economic change is bringing it about and where they're moving the society towards lowering the society into the new social fabric and the agricultural revolution compl

what are we, zimbabwe? you can log on to twitter.com/cspanwj and journal at c-span org. caller: i was a third generation republican but quite frankly there is not a republican party any more. they have no belief in the future of the country when they are taking money away from health and from education. they are talking we will save money for this generation to come. we don't educate the generations to come, we are a dead country. the sooner the people realize that the better off we are. host: we appreciate the call. over the weekend for the annapolis become fascism you can -- book festival. you can check it out. from "new york times" next on washington's agenda a battle to raise the debt ceiling. executives of the nation's largest financial institutions have a meeting with geithner and john boehner and others arguing for the importance of raising the debt ceiling. jamie dimon from jpmorgan chase saying his bank has devised a plan to protect its global businesses in the event of a default. the u.s. is one of the few nations that limits its debt by law and votes in congre