her royal highness, the duchess of cambridge was safely delivered of a son at 4:24 p.m. local time.y weighs 8 pounds, 6 ounce. >> it was a truly digital moment. >> cnn's max foster was reporting live from the hospital that day. >> the announcement was actually made a few hours after george was born. kate and william actually keeping things for themselves before they delivered it to the wide world. >> prince william later told foster in an exclusive interview that those early hours were filled with many exciting firsts, including the first diaper change. >> badge of honor. >> badge of honor. i wasn't allowed to get away with it. i had every mid watch saying you do it, you do it. >> that's very much kate and william, hands-on parents and in control of their own lives, and now george's life. >> in control, doing things their own way the very next morning. >> i believe they are coming out now. oh, sorry, false alarm. >> while the world waited for the grand introduction, kate and william took their time inside, getting ready. >> there was a hairdresser, for example, and we saw clothes go

international mr kantor member of the cambridge initiative for security studies now back to our top story and some of the bodies recovered from the crash site of flight m.h. seventeen have arrived in the netherlands they were flown on a transport plane from the ukrainian city of holocaust let's go back to our correspondent peter oliver who is in the military airport in eindhoven peter. well the first forty bodies of those killed on board malaysian airlines flight seventeen have arrived here in the netherlands from here at the military airbase in eindhoven they're going to be taken by funeral car to a military base outside of the town of helpless and where the identification process can get under way it was a somber ceremony here on the tarmac the last post on the bugle played before an impeccably really observed minute silence took place as well now the coffins have been unloaded these planes behind me though their job isn't done they'll be flying straight back to hard to bring more of those victims of the disaster back here to the netherlands so that the identification process can get un

i know you are working with cambridge. >> yes. it has three levels of training.o-year program with eight different knowledge yules and starts with prework. e-learning. there are discussions, lectures. case studies, so it's a very interactive programming and level two will cover some of the same aspects. and then three is for a leadership component of compliance. 12k3w4r0 this isn't just for internal barclays employees but for anybody who is potentially targeted? and how much would it cost for a two-year course? >> the course, we're investing quite a bit of money. barclays spends approximately $300 pounds a year on its function and we're talking tins of millions of pounds in this space to support that and work with cambridge. the fact of the matter is it will be open eventually for everyone and we're opening the center of compliance and trust for cambridge and it's part of their research facility. and we will be working with them hopefully over time the program will become accredited. cambridge is already getting feedback from other firms interested in the program

manor -- cambridge university.so i lived through a lot of that crazy. not. it was an interesting time because a lot of my classmates people who are my age were going straight into wall street and this was just before the.com boom and a lot of them went into that. so there was kind of those go-go years with the cigar crazes and all that. consumption and high living and all that sort of thing. it was so wild west period and finance and of course that came to grinding hault certainly after 9/11 and there was a long bear market that was a short and sharp bear market when the tech bubble burst in 2003 people forget that. that was a difficult time for markets. plus the given your historical knowledge what strikes us is the big differences in economic and political debates on either side? >> guest: people in america are much more conscious of the spending. i was amazed and i used to cover the debates for newspapers in britain area postcode you served briefly as a journalist. >> guest: that's right but yes what amazed me a

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dew on the grass in prince frederick. 62 in cambridge. farther south to harrisonburg we're down to 53. another cool morning over there. it's cool looking outside. one more time. 67. dew point now at 60 so starting to get a little sticky out there. light southwest wind. high pressure nearby but it's now pulling east of us. our winds are turning more to the south, southwest. that's bringing in the humidity. a few clouds around early. sunshine for the middle of the day and some pop-up showers potentially for the afternoon here and there. nothing terribly widespread. getting over to the beach for the weekend, keep in mind this could be a little bit unsented at times. tomorrow upper 7 -- unsettled at times. tomorrow upper 70s. a chance of showers and storms saturday and sunday. some of the chances will be around not just the afternoon but morning and nighttime. could be maybe not the greatest weekend to be out there. 87. 70 tonight with a spotty afternoon shower, even a passing shower tonight. tomorrow only 82. scattered showers and storms. bu

they all went to either oxford or cambridge, and they all, as their first job out off of university,ed in politics and that is a fact. and niger, the head of uk comes along, went to private school but didn't go to university, doesn't have a degree so he can say, look, i'm not like these guys. i've actually worked as a commodity trader. i've done this. sbtrz an ordinary bloke, an ordinary guy, and that may be false. he has been a politician as long as i can remember, actually, but it has a sort of grain of truth. and people who are angry, they're not looking for a forensic truth. they're not looking for to analyze all the circumstances. they just want a story, and his story is quite convincing. >> host: your own personal -- sort of obsession in a way in britain or maybe just the british press, with class and schooling. you yourself went to eaton,. >> guest: that's right. a very famous school. >> host: as did david cameron. >> guest: my parents were immigrants from ghana, part of the british empire, and my first book what's the empire and i have an unusual relationship with the british

>> dramatic video coming in from cambridge, massachusetts, firefighters are battling a nine alarm fire ripping apart three buildings. at least one of those building is actually a vacant home. two people passing by spotted the smoke and flames notified authorities.assing by spotted there are firefighters hurt by falling objects they are expected to be okay. nine alarm fire in cambridge, massachusetts. >> 7:41 time for the accuweather forecast, keep that umbrella handy, right? >> reporter: at least for the next hour or so. most of the day it will be fairly dry. let's go live on sky 6. and show you the view in cape may. we had heavier showers push through there. now we're seeing cloudy skies and very muggy conditions. the air is very coupee and very tropic -- very soupy and very tropic fabioal. we'll have showers and thunderstorms develop later in the day. millville, 74. sea isle city, 73. on the boardwalk atlantic city, 73. poconos 67. trenton, 70. dewpoints are the way we measure the amount of moisture in the air it's just about at the top of the scale right now. the current dewpoint in

. >> cambridge, a tranquil university. >> this was footage during the trial.assault as a tv show host in the 70s, he said he had not stepped foot in cambridge before 20106789 not on. not only did this prove that not true. a woman has her own story. >> karin gardener was 16 at the time. she was a volunteer. her job looking after harris which she quick willy began to regret. >> initially i thought it was a mistake. then he did it again a few minutes later. i thought oh no harris is a groper. i certainly didn't expect the man i i had seen on my tv screen doing all those things, teaching people to swim, painting, singing, all that stuff. i certainly didn't expect to feel threatened by him. >> in his hometown in australia his paintings have been removed. the plaque in his honor may go as well. this journey from fame to notoriety may end today in a cell. bbc news. >>> the former editor of the news of the world newspaper andy coulson is sentenced to 18 months in prison for hacking phones. he will definitely serve nine months and be eligible for parole. four others go

i know it's in the upper 60s in cambridge because of some of the bay temps near 80. that's keeping them warm by the bay. north and west especially mid- to upper 50s with leesburg and frederick 59. that's a 51 in harrisonburg. these are mid-40s now in the high country there in garrett county down into the mountains of west virginia, davis at 44. here in d.c. we're looking outside one more time on our michael & son weather camera. some broken clouds. really a pretty morning with a temperature of 66. still a northwesterly wind so we're on the dry side ohigh pressure if you will. the dry air in place. dew point to 54 degrees. it feels great. all thanks to the front that went through yesterday. some spotty showers north of us yesterday afternoon. then this morning we see some clouds in the mountains down in west virginia, pennsylvania, but around here, partly to mostly clear skies. nice weather. high pressure is way back here. so it's going to be influencing our weather a good way for the next couple of days. we'll watch the futurecast. it's -- it's interesting to me that

. >> the duchess of cambridge safely delivers a son. >> reporter: a new baby enters the world and the world was waiting. ♪ >> it is an important moment in the life of our nation. >> all australians at the bottom of our hearts wish them the best. >> reporter: the united kingdom. george spends the first weeks of life, where michael middleton took the first family portrait. his next public appearance was at his christening. he's 3 months old and it's all about the cheeks. celebrity photographer jason bell is hired to take a series of pictures, including this one, an 8-month-old, out a window of his kensington palace home. >> it's not palatial. i look at that picture and i don't think that's a palace. >> reporter: much is made of this royalty of this family. how many toddlers are expected to go on a play group on the other side of world. on to engagement number two at a zoo. george is on the verge of walking. pictures worldwide and analyzed in minute detail. >> the royals close the door on this triumphant tour of australia and new zealand. they may not have killed off the debate of republ

low 60s for easton and cambridge. locally germantown 49. we have 56 in baltimore. that ties the record fifth time this month. dulles has dipped into the 40s. well, they were 51 last hour. that's setting the record further at 49. highs in the low 80s. >>> a pretty bad accident. a heavily damaged vehicle right in the middle of the intersection of georgia avenue and connecticut avenue in aspen hill. connecticut avenue is blocked in both directions. georgia avenue, you have some traffic getting by. i'm suggesting that you use aspen hill road instead here while they wait for the wrecker to arrive on the scene there. let's go over to another live picture this time in southeast d.c. where there was an officer- involved shooting early this morning. you're looking at fairlawn avenue in southeast. it is closed at n street with the police tape still up and an investigation ongoing. let's take a look at the maps. the beltway looks good but i'm just hearing about an accident possibly on the southbound side of i-270 after montrose road. i'll keep you posted on that one. >>> the

cambridge, beautiful cambridge, maryland at 71 degrees. our michael & son weather camera looking back toward d.c. and crystal city, it's a pretty morning, a hazy morning, too, and a humid one. dew points near 07. temp of 75. a sticky start to your wednesday. all thanks to the air mass in place. we have one frontal boundary to the south of us. not worried about that but it's this cold front helping to produce all of these thunderstorms. that's what's going to give us our threat for storms this afternoon. we should be okay through lunch time. upper 80s to around 09 by noon. 90 to 95 this afternoon. 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 scattering of showers and storms. some could be on the strong side with heavy downpours. stronger storms could have some of those gusty winds 30, 40 miles an hour. might see local a veer thunderstorm declared by the local weather service office. storms on and off even through 11:00 tonight. quieting down overnight. but even early on thursday a few showers before the drier air really works in here for the afternoon making it really

dew points have fallen into the 50s in many areas. 49 in cambridge and st. pete. the dry air is just about to come across the bay, over toward you. your temperatures will be stabilizing. mid to upper 70s. leesburg and gaithersburg. manassas and even la plata. >> reporter: a temperature of 84, winds gusting to 30 miles per hour the dew point down to 57. this morning 68. still felt kind of sticky. thanks to this storm spinning in new york state and pennsylvania. see the clouds here, we have the instability because of the sunshine. a little bit cooler alost. that will bubble up clouds and spotty showers we are seeing on our futurecast. at 4:30 a lot of it in pennsylvania, a better chance of the spotty shower, ought and east. then we are clearing out tonight, going to drop into the 50s and 60s. going to be nice, you can open a window. once again 86 this afternoon, breezy the isolated shower this afternoon. gusts to 30, so maybe windy would have been a better word. 64ton in dc. 55 and 56. 82 tomorrow, a spectacular day, again in the 50s and 60s on tuesday night. wednes

winner sign of the stage one winner, marcel kittel. 2-second lead.a stage three is a flat one from cambridge to london. it should suit the sprinters. novak djokovic has won his second wimbledon title him a beating seven-time champion roger federer in a thrilling final -- title, beating seven-time champion roger federer in a thrilling five set final. serb looked to close the match out in the fourth, only for federer to tie it up at 2-2. djokovic was strong enough in the fifth to take his seventh grand slam title and go back to number one. the team arrived back in europe and were greeted by more than 200 supporters when they touched down in paris, a far cry from the campaign four years ago. there were bitter memories of the players strike. they were thanked for their valiant efforts in south a merica. they were touched by the welcome. >> a lot of fans have come out to see us. it is when you realize the great support we've had throughout this world cup. it is really nice. >> it is a great boost for all of us. isthe defeat to germany france's last competitive game before they host the 2016 europ

the duke and duchess of cambridge released these official photos taken earlier this month at the butterfly exhibit of the national history museum of london. the family will celebrate with a private tea party. it will take place at kensington palace. questions are swirling -- will he have any future siblings? >> almost a sibling to him at the moment. >> his first earth day is already being marked with a sterling silver coin that people can purchase. >> he is obviously taking after prince harry with that little ginger top. lord, watch out. all right, star wars fans are rejoicing this noon, new video was released from the set of the upcoming film, featuring director jj abrams. the clip includes an x wing fighter and the droid. the video is part of the force for change campaign that benefits unicef. fans can donate for a chance to appear in the movie. it will hit theaters in december of 2015. >> that is a long time from now. >> muggy, sticky, humid? >> bad air. >> hey. [laughter] we have a couple of storms this afternoon, we will keep an eye on them. getting hot and sticky for the next couple

officials with the i'vey league school in cambridge, massachusetts said someone called them claiminghey were armed and placed bombs around campus. school police assisted by local police and fire officials swept the campus and cleared the buildings. they're now looking for the person that made that phoney call. >> 4th of july celebrations continue tonight inful's penns landing. there you have it. u.s. army bands called persings own dazzled tonight. they sang patriotic songs to the delight of young and old and old time rock and roll including beatles classics like i want to hold your hand and independence day fun continued earlier today in ocean city, new jersey. no needs for floats or fire trucks. hundreds of families pedalled in the north end bike parade this guy took a nap taking advantage of one of life's true rarities. where is it? a free ride. i get to clip that part. >> the wawa welcome america fest activity $not end with last night's fireworks along the parkway. people enjoyed cool treats all day long at penns landing. $7 they can get their fill at the all-you-can-eat ice cream

i had studied economic history at cambridge university. i spent my year abroad in boston, and so these thoughts have been evolving for quite a while. i've always been interested in gold, and especially from being from the african continent my home country was the gold coast. there was always that bit of interest, and looking at politics in terms of work in the bank for eight, nine years. and all of that came together. and i very gradually, took a gradual approach in writing the book. when the book appeared, how did you do that? it must have taken you three months. actually it takes a much longer time. >> host: do you have a routine, a certain number of hours a day transferred certain moment in the week with monday mornings are quite good. saturday afternoons are good, then in the recess i tried to allocate a bit of time every day. it's the eating the of the thing, chopping it up and then you just to stay the, steady as you go. if you got a clear idea of a sort of book you want to write, you can actually get there. the danger is you need to

of the cambridge satchel company started online and they are now shipping to more than 120 countries,lions of pounds. let's speak to julie. sense of what online means to you. what you say to luxury companies who are nervous to start embracing online sales? was the only way we can really engage in get traction really quickly. to have the ability to reach literally from my own home the whole world. it was never for us about importing or exporting. never the kind of division we had. it was more about selling online directly to my customers, where i could communicate with them so directly and find out what they and be were they happy, able to react to all that and come out with what for them we think would be the perfect daughter. outlet? to twitter how many followers do you have? when people order on the website, you pay really close attention to those e-mail addresses? they tell you where people work and if it is a place you want to engage with. social media is a big one for us. about 23 or 24,000 twitter followers who really like to tell us why they have the bag. we will go back to the

across the bay a pair of 81s in easton and cambridge. north beach the warm spot at 84. we're still the upper 70s in lovettsville 77. 81 at joint base andrews. looking outside the michael & son weather camera, nice and sunny right now. temperature 83. feels like 84, though. i haven't shown you the heat index the last couple of days because it's been really dry. the dew point back in the low 60s. it had been in the upper 40s a few days ago. starting to see the moisture return. tonight won't be nearly as cool. we have a south wind at 10 so the muggies are back. look at this spinning like a bowling ball with small thunderstorms headed to new england. there's been a lot of weather in oklahoma and texas moving toward alabama. the moips tur gathering -- moisture gathering toward north and south carolina. that will be drifting north thanks to high pressure now east of us. the winds are turning the south. the moisture can now come back and it is going to come back. this afternoon a little bit of humidity so we'll pop the isolated showers mainly west of the blue ridge here at 4:0

lance armstrong determined to get back in the tour de france stage 3 96 miles from cambridge to near buckingham palace. involved in a crash with if him upset stare down for him. stage whipper also went to third stadium but vincent retains the yelly jersey second state day. greatest ever in cricket. new zealand against west i saidies. check it outment one handy catches the ball flip it up before carrying it over the boundary. come back in bounds and grab it with both hand. phenomenal but new zealand fell to the indies 165 to 1 26. but what a catch. i'll just say sense you couldn't remember. >> it will be he asked this coming weekend. he's playing candlestick with dan about reno. >> joe montana 8. work out tomorrow at 6:00. >> there you go. >> a little eye of the tiger rocky theme. the it will be good.

the drugmaker says it will expand operations in the biotech hubs of south san francisco and cambridge, massachusetts. the news comes as amgen announced adjusted quarterly income of $1.2 billion. >>> problems became evident on friday during an open house for 28,000 season ticketholders at the levi stadium. many complained about gridlock conditions with reports of wait times up to an hour trying to get to the stadium. the 9ers admit there is a problem and call the mess a learning experience. >> it wasn't a typical game-day operation. we had 8,000 stalls available. we will have 25,000 on game day. we'll have additional transit lines. >> the next traffic test is this saturday when levi stadium hosts the first ever sporting event, the san jose earthquakes soccer match. >>> and what's a baseball game without peanuts and crackerjacks? if you ask the giants, it's allergy free. during the afternoon game with the pirates, fans with nut allergies can enjoy the game in a peanut-controlled area of the stadium. these allergies affect about 3 million americans. health officials estimate is00 people

the duke and duchess of cambridge, too. fans declaring both men winners for putting on an unforgettable show. >> tension. massive tension, yeah. >> reporter: the 2014 wimbledon mens final may go down in history as one of the most exciting matches ever to be played here. it was neck and neck the whole way through. truly thrilling to watch. ehis beth. >> thanks so much. it was an amazing match. >>> still ahead on "world news," a holiday disaster. what caused these three boats to collide? tips to help you stay safe this summer. >>> the sudden rush to one beach. why they're combing through the sand tonight. the mystery cash and the candy toys. the hunt is on. [ shutter clicks ] hi there! [ laughs ] -i'm flo! -i know! i'm going to get you your rental car. this is so ridiculous. we're going to manage your entire repair process from paperwork to pickup, okay, little tiny baby? your car is ready, and your repairs are guaranteed for as long as you own it. the progressive service center -- a real place, where we really manage your cl

. >>> now the duke and duchess of cambridge william and kate were on hand for the ceremonial start ofhe tour de france. thousands gathered in the northern england city of leads as the first staged cycling's biggest events got under way. the royal couple later met with local people in the village of west tanfield which is on the route of the tour de france. >>> it was a picture perfect day for a parade. cape may held its annual independence day parade on beach avenue. meteorologist kathy orr was there and center us this video of the festivities. many groups were showcased during the event including the cape may county string band, also the cubs and boy scouts. beautiful day for a parade. beautiful day to be anywhere outside. >> it doesn't feel like fourth of july, though, 'cause we don't have those hot temperatures. >> i know. that's not going to last, is it? >> of course not. it's july. if you like the break from the heat and humidity, obviously you'll love today, loved yesterday. tomorrow is not bad. we're going to warm up. here's an aerial shot of atlantic city. still a lot of peopl

rumors are swirling that the duchess of cambridge is pregnant again.s claim an exschool friend confirmed the pregnancy but buckingham palace has not confirmed nor denied these reports. if true, could be a spare heir. >> a spare to the heir. yeah, i think that best friend is no longer a friend. she'll be getting no more information. >>> a man discovers the body of a woman in a duffle bag. >> inspectors seize a slimy what it is when "action . >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this tuesday july 15th. here's what's happening. >> storms featuring powerful lightning, flash flooding and a possible tornado tear across the delaware and lehigh valleys. we are live in one of the hardest hit areas. >> and we're not out of the woods just yet. accuweather is tracking the risk of more thunderstorms and drenching downpours again today. >> a passerby makes a gruesome discovery in an empty philadelphia lot. now police wan

the young prince is the first child of prince william and the dutchess of cambridge, kate. this picture was taken during the feature king's recent visit to the natural history museum in london. >> boy, does time fly? he is a door job so cute, the little suit. >> his little bib overhaul. >> he kills me. love it. >> i know, love the weather. it's been so pleasant for july. >> feels great. low 80s, only got to 81 for the high today, where we're headed for tomorrow. it will feel fantastic outside. better than sweating through a heatwave, right? let's look how things are looking tonight. some folks on the board walk, down the shore, need the jackets and sweatshirts tonight. they're still out there, though, even after 11:00 the lights are still on, stores still open, rides still going, great place to be on a saturday night in ocean city. you can warm up, get one of the hoodies, funnel change it, will keep you warm. things looking great down the shore for now. couple of showers lurking off the coast. couple of those could try to move into the shore points tomorrow. also, a batch o

lance armstrong determined to get back in the tour de france stage 3 96 miles from cambridge to nearvolved in a crash with if him upset stare down for him. stage whipper also went to third stadium but vincent retains the yelly jersey second state day. greatest ever in cricket. new zealand against west i saidies. check it outment one handy catches the ball flip it up before carrying it over the boundary. come back in bounds and grab it with both hand. phenomenal but new zealand fell to the indies 165 to 1 26. but what a catch. i'll just say sense you couldn't remember. >> it will be he asked this coming weekend. he's playing candlestick with dan about reno. >> joe montana 8. work out tomorrow at 6:00. >> there you go. >> a little eye of the tiger rocky theme. the it will be good. good. >> thanks we'll be right back heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virt

. 25 acres landical klatted, it was from [speaker not understood] to felton from you haderthv to cambridge street. they sold all those properties so they can put that money in endowment. and evidently they mismanaged that money. that endowment was supposed to be in the bank and provide interest. that interest was supposed to take care of these people. and then they go out and borrowed $1,700,000. where is that money? they put it in their pocket. they didn't use it for people. so, there must be something to do about this. thank you very much. i'm opposing closing that and i hope we will continue that because we need it in portola district. the seniors need that place. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. (applause) >>> supervisor campos, my name is gene [speaker not understood]. first i want to thank you for holding this meeting. i was pleasantly surprised to hear your comments and concerns in regard to the closure of the university mount as well as i was surprise today hear what the mayor's office did. and what director mcfadden and her office did. i'd like to comment on what dir

. 25 acres landical klatted, it was from [speaker not understood] to felton from you haderthv to cambridge street. they sold all those properties so they can put that money in endowment. and evidently they mismanaged that money. that endowment was supposed to be in the bank and provide interest. that interest was supposed to take re

leads to the town of hair gate in the north of england and duke and duchess of cambridge, kate, wereto the serious sport the players call ultimate, not to be confused with the casual pastime of throwing a frisbee around, as mark strassmann tells us, ultimate supporters now have dream of olympic gold. >> you know it when you see it, but don't call it ultimate frisbee. >> just ultimate. >> an ultimate field is about the size of a football field, seven players on a team, who score one point when they pass the disk into the end zone. >> we all know the weekend pickup games are now professional men's and women leagues, some games are broadcast on espn. >> ridiculously for a score in the semifinal match. >> the running, the jumping, the quick angle changes, and teamwork. the essence of what makes a sport good. >> bo kittredge plays for for revolver the san francisco team that won last year's world championship. >> it is amazing how much work i put in and how much training i put in. >> earlier this month, the u.s. olympic committee recognized ultimate as a sport, another step to possibly be

world leaders to anyway professor neil kent from the cambridge initiative for security studies believe news outlets need to wait until the end of the investigation. the media has its own agenda. and wants to have a good story and has their own a priori convictions i did jury duty in england. and it was a case of someone stealing a rubber duck it took for two weeks to get to the bottom of that how much longer will it take to get to the bottom of such an incredibly difficult situation i think having conclusions on the basis of films video recordings and deciding virtually immediately who the culprit is is not the way to go about it. now the developments u.s. intelligence says there's been no direct link connecting russia to the malaysian plane crash in eastern ukraine washington does claim know that moscow created the conditions that led to the tragedy presenting the evidence of an intel briefing official said anti government forces were most likely responsible for downing that plane by mistake back in their proof photos and videos posted on social networks which they can't verify and it

lance armstrong determined to get back in the tour de france stage 3 96 miles from cambridge to nearce. involved in a crash with if him upset stare down for him. stage whipper also went to third stadium but vincent retains the yelly jersey second state day. greatest ever in cricket. new zealand against west i saidies. check it outment one handy catches the ball flip it up before carrying it over the boundary. come back in bounds and grab it with both hand. phenomenal but new zealand fell to the indies 165 to 1 26. but what a catch. i'll just say sense you couldn't remember. >> it will be he asked this coming weekend. he's playing candlestick with dan about reno. >> joe montana 8. work out tomorrow at 6:00. >> there you go. >> a little eye of the tiger rocky theme. the it will be good. i'm a kid. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! sta

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you say you quote professor michael dempster of cambridge who's he says that the rivet is.the glue that ties all these global banks together this is my pick this is my my my my question i will eat up i'm writing a right you say you say derivatives are now all about creating confusion to hide losses sounds like fraud so this is my big question of this interview all everything we've said up until now global banks crash is coming again there was no reform george osborne just doubled the debt he didn't did jack ok and it's all tied to these derivatives global the rent is hiding it's just about hiding losses talk about that well. in theory throughout history inside. farmers have used to resist for centuries it's the way you just mentally hedge risk but according to michael dempster many many of the. as many regulates as when they're off the record derivatives are increasingly used in order to obfuscate to create a lack of clarity across bank balance sheets about for every every every dollar of oil that trades in the physical oil market there's sixty thousand dollars show where t

. >>> a nine alarm blaze was in a vacant build in cambridge and spread quickly to two occupied homes. people passing by saw smoke and notified crews. firefighters suffered minor injuries due to falling objects, the cause is unknown. >>> a women is in critical condition after being hurt in an rv fire in northeast philadelphia yesterday. an "action news" viewing sent us the blaze, the woman was cooking ndle the rv when the propane tank exploded. a 5-year-old boy was treated for scrapes. >> a wilmington's man's efforts to get more septa train service to wilmington is gaining steam. david curtis was frustrated by the long wait between trains. he went on change.org. the delaware transit chief said it is in the talking stages for 2016, but curtis said the sooner the better. >> the ride is great, 40 minutes to philadelphia. if i miss my train it means waiting for two hours. if i'm coming back to wilmington, that means paying $60 for amtrak. >> curtis believes more service would boost jobs in wilmington and philadelphia. he said the closing of the i-95 bridge has sent many drivers to the rail

. >>> today britain's prince harry tagged along with the duke and duchess of cambridge. harry and his brother, prince william, spent some of the day at a gym watching athletes train and taking part of drills. harry's boxing with his brother. athletes that belong to the commonwealth of nations compete every four years and this is day six of the 11-day competition. >>> in just a couple of hours one of the most popular sports teams in the world will be playing here in our area, manchester united will be at fed ex field at 7:00 tonight. the soccer team has 8 million followers just here in the u.s. it is the first time they have been to this country in three years. the team is set to play inter milan. this could mean slower traffic along the maryland side of the beltway. during the world cup there were more viewers than new york city. >>> because of the stir every summer it seems the hill's 50 most beautiful people are out. here are some of the names and faces that jumped out to us. nbc white house correspondent christy welker make the list. maryland's democratic representati

bill o'reilly sent jessie waters to harvard scare in cambridge to find out. >> you think the governmentuld be giving free food to poor people. >> maybe a chardonnay? >> yeah, sure. >> you have any caviar? >> like a rib eye? >> no. >> how about salmon? >> something that has some kind of nutrients in it. >> i think it's a basic human right. >> food? >> food. >> thousands of years people have been trying to have their cake and eat it, too. >> where does it say in the constitution food is guaranteed? >> it doesn't. >> poor people want a stock portfolio you think that might be an option. >> entrepreneurism is a way to get homeless people off the street. >> you can't be serious. >> how would you like to do this multiple times a year? >> do you like apples? i just got a raise? how do you like them? >> some companies are now giving smaller raises a year rather than one big raise a year. >> only 5 percent of companies are using this method. experts claim it could be risky because once an employee gets used to several small raises a slow down in rewards could make them unhappy. >> would you rathe

reports flying around the globe this morning the duchess of cambridge, kate of course, is with childkate's has confirmed to australia's "new day" that kate and prince william could soon be welcoming their second child. >> ooh. interestingly enough, that friend jessica hayes, she's the same woman who broke the news about kate's pregnancy with prince george. palace officials are so far refusing to comment. but boy, man, i heard she's always wanted a girl because she has a sister. but what if it's twins? boy, i'm going to up the ante on that. >> on the edge of our seats here. back to news on this side of the pond. who got the heave-ho on "the bachelorette"? >> it's been a week of getaways to the dominican republic. andi and nick flying in a helicopter to a private island stripping down to their swimsuits. lots of cuddling in the ocean. but apparently that's not all. no. entry into this fantasy suite. can you believe it? >> no entry there. next josh's dominican republic date which involved shopping and of course some baseball. not just baseball but baseball with kids. that sparked a disc

. >> it was the final part of the tour to take place in england with the course running from cambridge to london. already took stage 1 on sat, but powered his way to sprint finish but italy's vi italy's vincenzo. >>> getting in touch with our team, plus twitter and facebook, aljazeera.com forward slash sport. that's all for now. >> thrill seekers are in pamplona, spain. dozens are injuredder year. al jazeera spoke to a paramedic whose job is to treat those wounded in the fix. festival. >> i think this is like a drug. i mean for the road-crosser it is something that every morning we are here, very happy, wake up 5:00 in the morning, to be in the office and then go to care for people, something that you feel inside. we are right now 120 people of the red cross in other run. we are deployed if different points, stretcher and the protect them, we are just in case something happens. i have been wor working during e last 25 years. every morning i'm excited to come here you listen to the rocket. the first rocket you know the bulls are in the street. there's only one condition, that when we go

>> i will be teaching a cambridge next year's.g at oxford. >> what is oxford? >> teaching the young people have you seen changes in their behavior to in courageous nor discourage you? >> great question.89t our president said he wants colleges and vocational schools to train people for jobs for our society. and telling them they're trained to be a borisov. they are reckitt amazing that given what has happened end in our society they see younker people you need to have free markets and to have individuals the pretty to keep this grates experiments going and i use the rand paul example from a speech at berkeley i cannot believe a social conservative with a standing ovation of a general crowd that he put together at berkeley? we're doing is something seeing something happening that is very good and it bodes well but with all the 3Ñá changes it is hard to unwind it is not a great answer but i hope it answers a little bit. >> to go to the last comment about the young people how we are attacked and vulnerable. with the one being social

pax river and cambridge all at 75. mid-80s today and watch out if a spotty shower. >>> things are looking good except if a couple of accidents that have cropped up, one on the inner look of the beltway, right after the little river turnpike. apparently a couple of vehicles involved there watch out for delays on braddock road in virginia. there is an accident near the beltway eastbound on central avenue right at the beltway and a couple of vehicles involved here as well. watch out it may she you down a bit eastbound side there at route 214. this time northbound i-95 where there was a crash early this morning. it is in its clearing stages but delays out of stafford right now for at least 28 minutes. almost a half hour ride because of the accident activity, so please watch out for that. over to our sky 9 shot right now looking at tyson's at the new metro silver line. everything looks good here at the train station, our mike haiduk is there live right now, telling us all about the excitement. mike? plenty of excitement, be