aiden. >> i knew that if effie had the opportunity to be back with michael, she would. because she truly loved him. she truly loved him. >> michael was an officer for blue cross and blue shield. and the couple lived in a mobile home next door to michael's parents in bryceville, florida. but just weeks after coming home from the hospital with their new baby, tragedy struck. a fire broke out in michael and effie's home. michael managed to get the baby out unharmed. but effie was trapped inside. instead of waiting pore fire fights, he used a satellite dish to break a window. michael's actions were hailed by the local media. michael's wife says she was asleep and had no idea what was going on because it of the all happening so fast. >> i wasn't really already thinking anything at the time when i got out and i realized what was going on. you know, it was good to see him and know that he was okay. >> michael says he's just glad he woke up. >> i try not to think what could have happened if i wouldn't have woke up. it's too scary to think about. >> as a reporter i'm hearing him

oil shipped from this port in aiden to over the world. the oil and gas fields are located in the south. oil and gas rev niece estimated at -- heavy noose estimated at billions have become a divisive issue. in aiden, the port city, these people say they are marginalised. now they want to breakaway from the north. >> the north invaded us, occupied our land and subdue gated our people. they want to destroy our identity. >> in the capital yemen's powerful tribesman, politician and political parties agreed to create a federation of six regions, each with its own legislation and local government. the oil minister is from the south. he sees federation as the level god against calls for participation. >> the federal system will support the areas, starting from the small districts, where they can build themselves depending on the development. those areas have been neglected. it's time for us now to compensate those areas. >> the level seller is a businessman from the southern province. he now lives in the area where most of the wealth goes to the

aiden does. a leading chinese extra reiterated his stance that it's a given that north korea will soon conduct a fourth nuclear test and then resuming the six party talks remains the only viable alternative. speaking to reporters on a standstill dinner korean relations. she we of the china institute of international studies says north korea has decided it would push through any technical or diplomat roadblocks to achieve its fourth fifth and even six nuclear tests. he added that from cummins perspective stopping the program now would mean all of its investments would go to waste and that continuing it would be a means to guarantee survival of the regime in the eyes of its own people so unproductive for over ten years the six party talks nonsense should present the korean government has earmarked more than one billion us dollars for foreign aid next year the ministry of foreign affairs said on monday that korea plans to spend around nine hundred thirty million dollars on direct bilateral aid in tw

with a weary tone he wrote, having received much abused from the ghost of aiden needs and my almanacs in spite of my predictions i cannot help but though i take it patiently to my take it. unkindly. he added that there was absolutely no doubt that leads had died. plan to everyone who reads the last two almanacs that no man living could or would write such damn stuff. [laughter] benjamin franklin on an opera in the printing press that turned out as competitors almanac give me my crucial advantage in this war words. is inside knowledge allowed from one to read is a tax before they even went to press and respond. he was too well bred to use an immense of indecently and seriously to read and moreover, his esteem and affection for me as extraordinary. the astrologers protests continued to pour fuel on the fire which by then had captivated much of the colony's. frank and kept this up for several years, and even after the astrologer really did die for instance, the 1740 edition of poor richard's almanac describe a late-night visit from the ghost of titan leads who entered richard saunders br

a bomb went off near the president's home in the city of aiden. the president was not there.killed even alleged members of al qaeda, and state department officials confirm that two workers from the u.s. embassy shot and killed two men during a kidnap attempt. last month 7 million afghans went to the polls, but the top two contenders, the minister and world bank economist didn't get a majority of the vote. he was barred from seeking a third term in office. a new book, no good men among the living explores the history of that country. i spoke to the author and asked him why he wrote the book and who he spoke to during this time reporting. >> well, you know, a lot of us don't realise this is the longest war in american history. >> indeed. >> despite that we know little about what afghans thing about the war. i wanted to find out how does the war look and feel from the afghan point of view. and how it looks from the point of view from our enemy. from our ally, from the hamid karzai government and someone caught in between, who is a housewife who has to navigate between the sides.

in the chateau of another plaque, aiden has spent 40 years coming to terms with the fact that the british government spent no interest in coming to term with the allegations. >> of course they should apologise. yes. they apologised in the north for bloody sunday. >> northern ireland has been back in the news because of the arrest of the gerry adams over allegations of ira terrorism. they refuse to go away. on this 40th anniversary, one of ireland's biggest atrocities is a big dirty secret. >>> still to come here at al jazeera - another step forward in peace talks between the columbian government and the f.a.r.c. rebels - this time on the drugs trade. >>> plus, the art of coffee making - or, rather, the art of artistry. >>> spain's top two football teams to fight it out for the title on the final day of the season. >>> these are the top stories at al jazeera. india's prime minister elect received a hero's welcome in new delhi. narendra modi met the senior leadership in the capital and is heading to a constituency which gave him a resounding victory. >>> african leaders, including nigerian

the aiden establishes a market market-based spectrum reserve and the incentive auction of no more thanz of 600 mhz spectrum licenses and each license area targeted for those eligible bidders to can -- currently lack substantial low band spectrum moldings. the item includes safeguards to ensure that all bidders bear a fair share of the cost of the incentive auction, including fully funding first night, if necessary, after the age block and wfc auctions. further, certain limits on secondary market transactions of 600 mhz spectrum licenses for six years post auction. last, the item adopts a bright line rule to the aws3 option that allows bidders to acquire any amount of spectrum. the mobile spectrum holdings report and order concludes that together these actions will advance the public interest by offering all service providers opportunities for additional access to spectrum while protecting against the risk that further concentration of spectrum, particularly low band spectrum would have significant effects on competition. indeed, the atom finds that the policies proposed today will pres

. >> in the shadow of another plaque in the name of his mother, aiden spent 40 years for the britishovernment to show no interest. >> of course they should apologise, yes. of course they should. they apologised in the north for the bloody sunday. >> northern ireland has been back in the news because of the arrest of gerry adams because of historic allegations of ira terrorist. they refused to go away. one of ireland's biggest atrocities remains one of the biggest dirty secrets. >>> it was findings from an oral history project that led to gerry adams arrest. a former ira prisoner wants to sue the college because of it. >>> thousands of residents in the balkans forced to flee after record flooding. >>> protecting against polio, why attempts to eradicate the disease in pakistan are shown down by security concern. >> i'm at the cannes film festival looking at how real life comes together this year, courtry of africa. -- court say of africa. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera. i'm morgan radford. these are the top stories. firefighters are battling wildfires barrelling ac