that is why the cardiff conference was important. we said we would stick to the article, and we will stick to article five. we said we would draw up an agreement to help countries in the baltic states, and we did that. we have the typhoons taking part in the baltic air patrol. we have british troops taking part in operations in eastern europe. it is important we are clear to our allies that when we signed up to article five, we mean it. they want to hear our support not only when they face a conventional threat, but also when they face threats of cyber attack. we need to show we are standing with them. >> mr. david winick. >> many people consider the prime minister simply doesn't understand the lives of millions of people in this country who try and live on modest incomes. the current party has been and remains the party of the rich. >> what i would say to the right honorable gentleman is, you should judge a government by what happens to the people living in the country. we see 1.8 5 million more people with a job. that is 1000 extra

as always i think cardiff is spot on.here's this focus on the word patient and for our viewers out there that are simply looking to see whether this word is in or out, or position is it's out but they're missing a much larger story here. and i want to associate myself in cardiff's paper "the ft," they survey a bunch of people on the street and ask us what questions should be asked of janet yellen and bank of america asked exactly the right question, which is you have a couple fed pressidents out there saying we're not going to make the same mistakes we made in the last decade. meaning if the 10-year doesn't rise yufer we're going to act. over the next few years if the 10-year doesn't react, the fed might act which means a much stronger pace of tightening than almost anybody is talking about. >> that's really interesting. i don't really follow dan, so just thinking back through this for a second. the point is that if the fed raises rates, you know, short-term rates but the long end doesn't go anywhere, then what? >> think

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two young men from cardiff appeared from earlier videos, they were linked to men handing out leethals to an extremist group. and it's not just young men going out to iraq and syria. one girl left a school in east london in december. three of her friends then traveled out in february to join them, a sign that it's women and also people of school age who are now being radicalized. this is just a sample and it shows there are no hard and fast rules for why people go to syria but friendship groups and the role of influential individuals often using social media certainly plays a major part. laura: today the saudi arabia's president went to rihad due to shiia rebels. response air strikes begins. frank reports. frank: in the yemeni capital today, thousands gather to denounce saudi arabia's air trikes on bases taken over by rebels. these are supporters. elsewhere in yemen, the air strikes have been broken by others. this is now a divided country. the air strikes hit military targets but also killed civilians. saudi arabia is leading a 10-nation coalition to try to reverse the takeover of yem

afternoon and 1000 block of keynes avenue that is one police found a woman who was dead on the floor for cardiffne opposite her name or how she died if the neighbors do not know much neither this is she kept to herself and was rarely seen outside of the department always had the blinds drawn into an apartment in this building located in the work backing class part of albany. >>mark: lawmakers and you saw passed a bill to let all mistake a lot of firing laws. they're required of the congestion drove a lot of the above the days before the execution the call a more humane way of execution is said the bill is the crow holdover from the stage while west days most of the governors this for approval. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter the sleep number bed. designed to let couples sleep together in individualized comfort. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep only at

victory >>> ireland can take a step to retaining the six nations title on saturday playing wales and cardiff much on track for the grand slam with three wins against italy, france and england. captain paul o'connell set to become the fourth man to play 100 tests for his country. >> i think a first cap is probably nerve-wracking and bigger experience. i've been through it before. it is a great honour and it's a nice little group of guys that have done it before. i'm honoured. >>> it's the halfway leader at the championship. aiming for his first pga title. american jonathan bird messed the putt but hit this as a console agency a hole in one on the par 15. nothing for bird. one lucky spectator will have the mortgage paid by a tournament sponsor. more on the website. india's latest win. aljazeera.com/sport. more from me throughout the day. that's all the support for now. >> thank you, andy. there's more from me in just a couple of minutes or so. we'll have another full bulletin of news. >> discipline... >> that's what i wanna hear... >> strength... >> give me all you got... >> respect.... >> now

this time against wales, but they're losing 59 in cardiff.land take on win the scotland in an hour's time. the scots have not won in twik twikingham since 1983. >> yes, it's great motivation, and it gives you that extra bit of spark going into the game. >> nba eastern conference leaders the atlanta hawks have avoided a second straight defeat. the only team to have secured a place in the playoffs with their 21st win on the road this season. the top scoring with if points. atlanta would secure this 96-87 victory. >> now to the championship in florida, american jonathan byrd, he missed the cup but did have the consolation to hit the hole in one. the prize nothing for byrd but one lucky spectateor will have their mortgage paid for for a year by a tournament sponsor. for more you can check it out at www.aljazeera.com/sport. we have plenty more coming up. that is it for now. >> thank you very much for that. do stay with us. interest is a full bulletin of news coming your way in just a moment. stay tune. report: "mining sacred lands". thursday, 10:0

in cardiff they had 9 million viewers on the bbc, which is fantastic. you want to get the interest.other hand financial rights are highly lucrative, and they are important to us. what you need to do is find that competitive mix. that's what we will try to do. >> be sure to catch part two of my interview right here on the business of sport. caroline: some breaking news from a big smart phone and tablet maker. the chairwoman cofounded the company. i spoke to her before. is becoming the chief executive. that is because the ceo is going to be leaving, effective immediately. he is relinquishing his reins as chief executive and president. he takes on a new role as the head of the development lab. they have been getting into smart wristbands, trying to look beyond the overall smartphone. they lost the title to the likes of apple and samsung. a cofounder of the company now becoming the current ceo. >> we are going to take you into bloomberg.com, the land of digital and outputs. amazon gets a green light. stay with us. ♪ caroline: just over an hour from the start of european trading. we are