one of scotland's most significant buildings, the glasgow school of art has been extensively damagedfire. >> fire crews saved around 90% of the building but could not save what was perhaps mcintosh's greatest work. the art school's library, which once looked like this and now looks like this. this is the threshold of the charred wreckage of what was once the mcintosh library, considered by some to be one of the finest rooms in europe and still have the light pouring in from those wonderful windows that he designed but after that, well, there's not a lot else. burned bits and plastic and a bit of a book which is poignant. beneath this crust of debris, here is some hope. forensic archeologists expect to find important segments of mcintosh's work including bits of his chairs and pieces of light fittings but could it ever be the same again? >> probably it can't be the with the names carved in the tables and chairs, though you can, in my opinion, you can re-create the design intention. >> mcintosh was not fully appreciated during his lifetime but his genius is now recognized around the wo

. >> further up north in glasgow, someone had the camera rolling when this car on the street was on fireey captured this video. it's short but self-explanatory what's going on. you see the car explode while firefighters are there. nobody was hurt. again, bad, nasty stuff when a car is on fire. no word what caused this. firefighters on the scene while that car is on fire. took ten minutes to put that out. shows how much dangerous work this is. many. >> good evening, ma'am. >> there is a new body of law enforcement cracking down on those facebook updates. >> we got a call about a disturbance in this area. >> you didn't just write the facebook status, "so pumped for my interview at google tomorrow, fingers hash tag crossed." >> no laws state we have to arrest anyone being obnoxious on facebook. >> if we thought we had an overcrowded prison population now, not going to help. >> posting any status that involves your new son, job or post that starts with oh, you know, just [ bleep ]. >> more like an aging young al pacino. >> i think we are all guilty posting at least one guberesque facebook po

people in britain watched the championship earlier this year in glasgow. >> we'll continue to invest in the tv product. we've put a lot of advancement in the tv product. it's getting better every month, really. >> the psa is concentrating on the u.s. where 1 million americans play the sports. >> in terms of numbers, the states have grown in terms of squash as well, and they're waiting for the breakthrough to help the game grow outside of the college and junior teams. they need to take it forward. >> even if the 2020 program does not change, squash will bid for the 200 2024 games as they rally for olympic inclusion. >> for all these sports news as well as all the day's top stories you can head over to our website. there it is on the screen. it's www.aljazeera.com. >> china pledges to join the flight against climate change. that's big and new, but carbon emissions won't go down unti until 2030. is that really progress? that's the inside story. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher. for years and years while the world worries what to do about

a the moment more of the same for glasgow.ess delays are expected this afternoon for london heathrow that is all from the world weather center. we'll have more news and headlines coming up in just a few minutes. stick around. [ man ] look how beautiful it is. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. i did a little research. with a medicare supplement plan, you'll be able to stay with your doctor. oh, you know, i love that guy. mm-hmm. [ male announcer ] these types of plans let you visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medic

we have just opened a new base in glasgow, where they are even flat -- either flat or cut capacity. you're going to give significant growth this winter. >> are you emotionally attached to the further out airports you have been using previously? more central? be it is about getting those slots at a good price. >> i think it would be both. we have stepped up the growth profile. with a calf the growth will come at primary airports. half, secondary airports, it which keeps our unit costs very low. we have raised the profit forecast. profit will rise by 45%. we are keeping fares down at a time when most airlines are trying to raise prices and customers are switching to us for the lower fares. >> what are you taking those costs from? running a veryor efficient airline. where you going to pull those costs out? writes oil prices are falling. we are hedged out to march 16 at $93 a barrel. up bye have taken factors four percentage points. it helps spread the costs across more passengers. that is the key to lowering costs. much stronger demand across most markets in europe. >> how is the indus

they watched matthew win commonwealth games in glasgow. >> we'll continue to invest in that, in the tvroduct. put a lot of advancements into the tv product. it's getting better and better every month, really. >> the psa's also concentrating on the united states with now over 1 million americans playing the sport. >> in terms of numbers, the states has really grown in terms of squash as well, and they're waiting for someone to make that break through to help the game grow outside of the college in junior scene they need to take it forward. >> even if the 2020 program does not change, squash again will bid for the 2004 games as they continue to rally for olympic inclusion. richard park, al jazeera, doha. >> that's all your sport for now. now back to youer martin to you, martine. >> we have news coming out of algeria, the government has requested an extension of the state of emergency for flee northern states. of course, we'll bring you much more on that extension to the state of the emergency. in the meantime let's have a look at this. you need to know how much an old felt hat could be w

it started just before 7:30 on the 400 block of glasgow street. firefighters had to bust some windows as they worked to get it under control. it was contain though in about an hour. no one was hurt and we don't know yet how the fire start. >> startling new information tonight surrounding the items of cooper health system ceo and his wife. a family member tells the courier post someone stabbed john and joyce sheridan before a fire broke out in their homes bedroom. investigators believe someone set that fire at the house in somerset county on purpose. but police still have not officially said what killed the couple. the family member also tells the courier post the crime was stab batch fueled by rage, no word from police tonight. >>> a controversial casino wins its bid to open up in south philadelphia. you will soon see the new life hotel and casino near the sports stadiums in south philadelphia. state regulators unanimously approving it today. the new $400 million facility include shops and restaurants. those behind know they'll have to meet very h

look at dublin and glasgow this morning, gusting anywhere from 60 to 80 kilometres per hour.ravel condition conditions. we're talking an hour to hour and a half delays. we're expecting some delays from that as well. quite an active weather pattern across the mediterranean and much of europe. that's all from the world weather center. more news and headlines coming up in just a few minutes. e them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had your first accident. now you have to make your first claim. so you talk to your insurance company and... boom! you're blindsided

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you can see the heaviest rainfall right now around the glasgow avenue moving down to odessa as well asa. it's coming up from maryland around the baltimore area. we're looking at some of that rainfall but even expanding the view a little farther you can see more moisture toward the ohio river valley an area of low pressure will help to enhance a little more of that rainfall overnight. and especially early thursday. as we take a look at the timing of this system, you can see after midnight we really start to see the coverage fill in in south jersey, north and west as well here's 4:00 a.m. when you're watching sue in the morning we're looking at clouds and showers continuing through good day. so allow some extra travel time for that thursday morning commute. wet roadways out there and we're looking at rain continuing through the lunch time frame so grab the umbrellas. off to work and school tomorrow. it look like we'll see a bit of a lull as we move toward tomorrow afternoon and evening. leftover showers so it looks like the morning commute will be the worst commute as far as dodging that

hokessin, delaware about an inch and less than half an inch in the glasgow area.cono mountains 8.5-inches. allentown close to five. gilbertsville in northwestern parts of montgomery county a little over 3-inches. chadds ford 2.5-inches and officially at the philadelphia international airport we saw a trace. the system is moving out most of the heavy precipitation the snowfall right now moving into northern sections of new england. we have a few leftover light snow showers moving through sections of burlington and ocean counties right now around browns mills some of this activity will dry try and move into the toms river are a but temperatures once again are well above freezing in those locations. so drying out but it's going to be a cold overnight as well as a cold thanksgiving. so as we watch the clock you can see just a few pocks of leftover sprinkles and flurries otherwise we continue to dry out. when you wake up tomorrow morning, temperatures will be at or below freezing in many locations so just wait a couple of hours if you're headed out on the roadways for

>> yes, one of the great recovery and revitalization examples is the city of glasgow in scotland and they were kind of down and out in the manufacturing sound like detroit. they have revitalized and rebuilt almost entirely on developing the arts bringing more creative people in and showing the sign of innovation and revitalization that occurs when artists are using their energy and creativity in the community. i think some of you know that when i was president of the university of pennsylvania we worked very closely and reenergize to the very disadvantaged community on our doorstep. one of the first things that we did is as we were working on economic revitalization was the free space to artists because we knew if artists came into the community their energy and their creativity would help in the revitalization process. then finally in february one of the things that's so interesting is when you go to the top of "the hill" to take a gondola down or one of the escalators down you see the people have decorated all of the elements. they have all become artists on their own because they

we did it in scotland at glasgow. i sent them out for haggis in the middle of the night.d they would be the knight of the burnt end or the knight of the haggis. >> seth: well, i hope this isn't too forward of me. but we're in new york, which is known for its pizza, and i wanted to do this for you because -- i would love to be knighted. [ cheers and applause ] do you have a sword with you? >> i did not bring my sword, i'm afraid. >> seth: amy? >> amy: i brought my sword, yes. >> seth: oh, great. >> amy: here you go. >> seth: so if you don't mind -- [ cheers and applause ] it would mean the world to me to be in your brotherhood. >> very good, yes. let's hope i don't -- >> seth: what am i doing? >> there could be a vacancy for host here soon. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i dub thee sir seth. >> seth: thank you very much. >> a knight of the pizza. >> seth: knight of the pizza. that's great, thank you. when we come back, we're going to find out exactly how well george r.r. martin knows all of his characters. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ he found it cleans everything... whefrom stove

. >> it was a friendly today, in glasgow the oldest international , for me thehe world most memorablehe euro 1996 when gaza scored. >> the biggest risks to growth. eurozone'sout the problems and how to fix them. a singleoblem is monetary policy does not fit all countries and facing up to that might be the first step to thinking through how to get out of this problem. abe'san waits for shinzo first move. will it be a snap election? will speak to carolyn mccall first on bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to "countdown." havee european auto sales come across the tape. -- ng on the headline, 6.2%. fourteenth street gain. >> just over 6%. 2014 said to be the first year we see a rise since 2007. read now doing well around 10% well, arounding 10%. it is not just the fiat seals that are doing so well but take a look at jeep. suv like the jaguar land rover. jeep sales up by about 75%, which is just extraordinary. that is coming from a very low price. we are talking to analysts and they are saying the average car average age of the car is pushing eight years. 13% of plusaverage you have super low financin

glasgow has an app or cyclists can load their journeys.his data and you know the roots were people are cycling -- routes where people are cycling so you can make it intelligent and monitor noise levels, see you can work out if there are some trouble going on nearby. sector, therecare are massive opportunities, particularly with an aging population, advances that will allow people to be cared for. you can monitor them remotely. vital signs, you can get them help. rather than relying on an analog system of someone knocking on the door to check if they are ok. poundsabout 50 million into the digital economy. become self financing. they have to prove themselves over the next five years. >> is five years enough time? >> i think five years is plenty of time. they have to show that they add value. the idea is to take small businesses that do not have the r&d facilities of a large business and take big businesses and use them as well to test and monitor. monitor with other companies. it is a great center for a lot of businesses to come together to

one of the greatest recovery and revitalization examples is the city of glasgow and washington. they were kind of down and out in a manufacturing sound like you truly you are i live and rebuilt almost entirely on developing the arts, bringing more creative people in revitalis when artists are using their energy and creativity in the community. i think some of you know that when i was president of the university of nnsylvaniae worked a and reenergize to the very disadvantaged community on our doorstep. one of the first things that we did is as we were working on economic revitalization was the free space to artists because we knew if artists came into the community their energy and their creativity would help in the revitalization process. then finally in february one of the things that's so interesting is when you go to the top of "the hill" to take a gondola down or one of the escalators down you see the people have decorated all of the elements. they have all become artists on their own because they are expressing creativity and imagination and exclusion in a way that they did

this one from glasgow.from vienna and this one from her home in the south of france. they are among women believed to have snuck off to join isis. many are radicalized online from their own homes. some families get calls from syria and others wait for news. >> please come back. please. >> reporter: this uk counter extremism expert say that while most are going to be jihadist brides, many have violent ambitions and are security de g dangerous blind spot. >> these women will be returning back home and have stated their intention to do damage to western population. >> reporter: on one hand, they enforce strict morality and dress code. on the other, they have caliphate. >> the slavery of iraqi women taking captive, they are often seen in brussels, for example. >> because what you are doing is inhumane. >> there is pushback with ads like this and this woman working hard to come up with a counter narrative to come up with the isis narrative of islam. it's. >> they use islam as an excuse to murder people. it's una

in glasgow, scotland. >> nicki minaj had, like, eight outfit changes.member her as gabby solis. she has done some voice-over work and she's been involved as a producer. but this is the first time people have seen her come back to television in a high-profile way. just searching and seeing what she's been up to. >> great show. >> this weekend at the box office as i just reported the numbers. a lot of people looking up "interstellar" reviews. >> of course, it had a lot of buzz going into this christopher nolan movie. it was number two. "big hero 6" was number one. it's an imax movie as well. i think people wanted to see, am i going to spend that extra money on this movie? let's see how good it is. the reviews that came out mostly positive. i think it's got about a 73% on rotten tomatoes. so generally people felt like it was pretty good. it got some knocks. you know, overall, it did pretty well. >> the next one surprised me. whbin williams. now? >> yeah. so here we are three months later, of course, after his suicide. the toxicology report, the autopsy rep

the washington post," their breakdown of who voted and why -- married men philip is a republican in glasgow, kentucky. living in aare state where you have the senate majority leader representing you. what you think about that? aller: i think he would do good job. i really do. i have been listening to what you are talking about, and i think the governor's races around the country, and the house races around the country may be just as important as the toate race and the shift whatever it is going to be, probably 54% to 46%. it it is 53-43. two independence. three more to be decided. i hope i have those numbers right. caller: right. mitch mcconnell ran a good race in kentucky. the only thing i was going to say, as much as anything, given the governor's races, the house, and the senate, this is more a repudiation of the policies of obama. getting to that point -- the republicans getting to this guess,oday is, i euphoric, in a way, but at the same time, it is time for the republicans to roll up their sleeves and find a way to compromise. you know, i think the litmus test here is going to be will