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. >>> north of the border, a powerful underwater earthquake has rattled parts of eastern canada and theu.s. pacific northwest. the 6.7 magnitude quake struck south of the city of port hardy, british colombia, seven miles underground. the quake was reportedly felt by coastal residents for about 30 seconds for hundreds of miles around and even as far away as seattle. >> i felt the ground actually swaying. my knees were kind of swaying back and forth. i was sitting in a chair. and i looked up to my ceiling and saw my chandelier actually swinging back and forth. so, my kids got pretty freaked out. and they got underneath the table. >> however, for all of that shaking, there are no reports of serious injuries or damage. no tsunami warnings or watches were posted. >>> moving on to a look at the nation's weather now. another taste of winter for new england, with some snow and chilly temperatures. a wide band of thunderstorms poses a threat from the central plains to the ohio valley. snowshowers for the northern rockies. and yet another day of rain, heavy rain, for the pacific northwest, stretc

is twenty three so it's going to be a chilly forecasts for the good portion of the of the eastern portion of canada and the united states take a look at your own high pressure is now expanding its influence twenty east to more pleasant weather is writing for the eastern nations but it looks like a low pressure will continue to bring rain for italy and parts of the balkan peninsula. i should be anywhere from ninety in paris madrid were dry for the past few days are expected to bring her purse at the height twenty seven degrees and dots for the keys temperatures are rebounding back into the mid teens but sixteenth tee at the winter rain expected for youthful high in warsaw and tuna species mostly sunny skies with temperatures topping off at fourteen degrees. opm a good day wherever you walk here's a look at your extended forecast. i am noon it is the choose life. thus our genome. this year the top sch the city to any skin world's tv. obviously the selection of bands from this week's lineup carried out with our airspace the town of oak room i was designated as unsuitable for the big hit of radiation l

that's dragging in that warm air and causing us a few problems in the eastern part. in canada recently there has been a lot of snow on the ground and of course all of that is melting and it's all melting at the same time. we're seeing a few ice jams and flooding as well. but this mild weather might not stick around for too long because the weather system here is marching its way eastward. this is already bringing us problems of its own because it's not only bringing us heavy rain but it's also bringing us conditions like this. now it looks like snow but that's actually hail. it gives an idea of how much hail we have seen from the system. we have seen rather strong winds with damage here and brought down some trees and some branches as well. now this system is gradually edging its way to the east as well as bring severe weather, it's also dragging temperatures down behind it as well. even though that system is over the top of us it's going to be quite mild there. washington, d.c. will be getting around 21 degrees during the day. and that's 17 in fahrenheit. feeling wet, and ver

through pretty quickly and actually for the remainder of the day it's going to be over the eastern parts of canada and further south it will be an awful a lot more drier and brighter than it has been. but it won't stay as this weather down in the south, will give us more wet weather. >> find out what caused this train to jump the tracks and end up on an elevator in chicago. in sports finds out why france has developed an interest in cricket. >> welcome back. let's take a quick run through our top stories. afghans have turned out in high numbers to vote in saturday's election. the election marks the first democratic transition of power in the country's history. >>> sunday marks 20 years since the start of one of the worst atrocities in history. 1 million people belonging to the tutsi minority were massacred during the 1994 genocide. >>> united nations' secretary general ban ki-moon is in the central african republic to assess the conflict there. he's warned of any violence from troops of chad. >>> the security threats and braving pouring rain, women turned out to cast their ballots in historic elec

the east and by the time we get to saturday there is just really this area of cloud across eastern parts of canadahind it, you might think it looks fine and dry, but things are going to change as we head through saturday afternoon and into sunday. then we'll have a lot of thunderstorms develop, and many are likely to be severe. with hail, damaging winds, and maybe a tornado as well. >>> the u.s. president has blamed israel and the palestinians for the recent breakdowns in peace talks. he said neither side had the political will to make the tough decision ls needed. he was speaking at a press conference in seoul, and even suggested that a pause in negotiations might be good. palestinian authorities agreed to form a unity go with hamas. >> the fact that most recently president aboss took the unhelpful step of rejoining talks with hamas, you know, it's just one of a series of choices that both the israelis and palestinians have taken that have not help resolve this difficulty. you know, there may come a point in which there just needs to be a pause and both sides need to look at the alternatives. >>

the wednesday weather pretty much running up the spine of the appalachian mountains and the eastern side of canadather behind and quite breezy it what's to be said. moving to wednesday and that rain that is still in place around the carolinas and could see tornado activity up the sea board and heavy rain coming through here and quite a bit of rain too around a good part of the midwest. we have flood alerts in place up the eastern side of country. go into thursday and there you go, it's making its way clear, laura. >> thank you very much. still ahead here on al jazeera heading home after a mission to reassure our live answer we look at whether the u.s. pivot to asia is more than just talk. a rebel stronghold in central india where training young people in practical skills is aimed at keeping them away from guns. plus in sport they are tightening the grip of champion's league football. ♪ if i told you that a free ten-second test could mean less waiting for things like security backups and file downloads you'd take that test, right? well, what are you waiting for? you could literally be done with the

brazil is an important market, eastern europe, the brics, the u.s., canada, africa, europe. is a very broad interaction around the world with these products. >> agro solutions has been aggressive about getting products to market. more than 100 new offerings a year. is your acquisition going to accelerate this or slow it down in the pipeline? >> we hope to accelerate that. we have a specialized business model that we go after. this acquisition is that example. we call it light touch. our business practice involves formulation of chemistry and the people side of the business, which means r&d, product development, project registrations. we think we will accelerate those registrations, which we have had more than 100 in recent years, as we add more to the portfolio. >> here is a ceo whose company might be illegal tomorrow. we are talking about the online streaming company aereo. more on the supreme court hearing, coming up in media. and advice on what makes a good investor. he knows, he manages billions. before we go to break, let's go to cairo. the international festival for dr

domesticated carrier pigeons, passenger pigeons were wild birds that migrated through the eastern and central u.s. and canada >> you had these giant flocks of birds so dense that with a single shot you could take down dozens of them. >> reporter: shipped by the trainloads to feed hungry cities, the passenger pigeon went extinct in 1914, when the last one died at the cincinnati zoo. novak plans to genetically engineer its closest relative, the band-tailed pigeon. he would insert genes he obtained from passenger pigeon museum specimens. this is a painstaking process, as dna is degraded and it's hard to identify what genes do what. novak would like to replace band-tailed pigeons' square tails with the long tail and swift wings that allowed passenger pigeons to fly at 60 miles per hour. >> hey ben. >> hey. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: ryan phelan and stewart brand's non-profit, 'revive and restore,' in sausalito, california, is funding novak's work. >> have you seen this cool thing? >> well, according to amazon, it's not published yet. >> reporter: brand is best known for his whole earth catalog. started i

they are really in response to a business going overseas to canada, former eastern bloc, australia andn the unitedlly states, states become more competitive. every time a production is determined to go into -- to a particular location, as you say, tax credits to play an influential part because they are definitely just -- generally 25% to 30% of the local package. >> i understand the local thernment wanted to create incentives, but why allow them to be transferable so they can be bought and sold back and forth to wealthy investors? this. scenario is there are 39 states that participate in some form or function with these tax credits. of them, only 13 other states and puerto rico include a transferable notion. the reason it is transferable in my state, with which i am most familiar, is because our state obstetrician and tax laws do not permit any other type of form. it has to be in a transferable form. it does not allow independent taxpayers, anybody with georgia tech's liability to participate, not just large corporations. >> "house of cards" just reached two -- for maryland the new se

eastern pacific. everying is out here going straight up over into western canada. leaving us with a few low clouds not much. the temperatures tonight as we look at 880 over in oakland, concord right now, 61 degrees, oakland, 60, numbers are warm. sanfrancisco, 60 degrees, san san jose, 62. near record highs on monday. and, then, cooling off oned with. and here is how it looks for the weather at the door tomorrow morning heading to work. the numbers will be in the middle to upper 50s under sunny skies and then they just go up from there. the 83 degrees inland. and 78ing degrees around the bay. around the coast, 70 degrees, and, here is how we look for the next couple of days. this is high pressure on the map that shows that we have a strong high as a result of warm temperatures, it will be in record temperature territory. we probably will not break any. 5 degrees back tomorrow from the record highs. plenty warm, though. then, the high gets pushed aside later in the week and low pressure to the pacific northwest. and that will bring a no. so, cooler on wednesday. bet

commuting will be wet and slick across the eastern third of the nation, on the gulf coast and to canadaoads wet in the pacific northwest. and snow-covered in the northern rockies. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new orleans, atlanta, charlotte, d.c., new york, philly and boston. >>> a police officer in texas has been placed on leave after cell phone video went viral. exuberant high school fans went to the field after a win. but the cap is tripping students as they rush by. and later, he's seen shoving two other students. the police department said his efforts at crowd control was inappropriate. a little bit. >> just a little bit. i didn't notice that. those poor kids. yikes. >>> now, to philadelphia where nine adults and two high school students have been charged with running a high-class drug ring. they're accused of operating what's considered to be the premiere marijuana outlet for the city's upper-class high school and college students. among them are two garage graduates of an elite prep school. and there were no minor leaguers. >> they were trying to identify a

but the eastern seaboard all looking out for some active weather on this monday. along with that, those of you located in canada, and for the great lakes area, we are looking out for some snow because of the cold air wrapping around this low pressure system. already creating some travel problems, especially for those of you who are flying out of chicago o'hare. so make sure that you check in before you head out to your local airport, because it looks like we're going to be seeing a disruption in the weather pattern. meanwhile, back over toward the west, and the western portions of the united states, and in to canada, beautiful sunny skies, and it looks like the calmer weather pattern will continue for the western half of the americas, while this front on the eastern side will continue to bring rain and also looking out for a chance for some snow, as well. temperatures moving up to 28 in los angeles on this monday, 20 in seattle, with a little bit more cloud cover for seattle and vancouver. back over toward the eastern seaboard, yes, active rain and thunderstorms expected for the eastern seaboard. 25 in d.c. 23

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around the world, ranging from brazil, which is an important market for us, eastern europe, the bricks if you will, also the u.s., canadaafrica, europe. there is a broad interaction around the world of these products. >> agro solutions has been aggressive about adding products to market. more than 100 new offerings a year. is your acquisition going to accelerate this or slow it down in the pipeline? >> we hope to accelerate that. we have a special business model that we go after and this is an example of this acquisition. this is called asset light touch. our business practice involves the formulation of chemistry and the people side of business, which means rmb, product development -- r&d, product development, and we hope to accelerate that business as we add new products to their portfolio. >> talk to me about what is happening right now, specifically as you have economic indicators that are specifically up. is timing important to you? >> timing is always important. but this is the first major acquisition we have done and is an indication of our strategy by taking a--- a high cash flow this is and then increasing it w

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canada. we're going to see that wet weather gradually make its way through the east. then we'll go with the brighter skies over the eastern seaboard looking fine and dry not too bad at all. we're going to see that wetter weather pushing into the central plains. so heavy rain and some snow in place here, the possibility of some flooding, and big downpours certainly a possibility around the central and southern plains. we go on through sunday and monday and we see wetter weather gradually making it's way further eastward. skies will come for the southern-most parts. we could see flooding around the midwest this weekend. >> more weather now, 180 people have been killed in flooding. thousands of people were--forced out of their homes. >> reporter: flash floods have turned people's lives upside down in remote parts of north and west afghanistan. thousands of homes were hit across four provinces. other results of the heavy rain and floods and people hav. >> they say they urgently need help. >> our shops and houses have been destroyed because of floods. so far we have not received any aid from the government. >> reporter: the af

up the eastern sea board, and this is where we'll hang on to the flood threat over the next couple of days. know in place across central parts of canadagoing into thursday. wet weather. drier, brighters skies. doing nicely temperature wise at 24. other side of the country, we have fine weather. santa ana winds are causing problems around california. that could cause fire risks. a cause for concern there. the wetter weather around the eastern sea board making its way around this weekend. >> thank you very much. still ahead on the programme - jordan is home to 600,000 syrians who fled from the war. we'll be live at a new refugee camp where tens of thousands more are expected. >>> plus myanmar's plans to restrict interfaith marriages amid increasing ain muslim -- anti-muslim sentiment. >> and a tense european cup title. title. andy will be here with that true business-grade internet comes title. andy will be here with that with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these cust

canada, it is not really a big exporter at this point. the share of russia's natural gas exports by definition from 2012. big singleany is the buyer. the smaller easternuropean are actually quite vulnerable as well. many of them are 100% dependent on russian gas. you look at the case of the baltic states, belarus, ukraine. the further west you get, the u.k., spain, france have all alternatives like north africa and norway. as you move from east to west, the dependence lessons a bit. host: explain how russia controls its gas supplies. guest: it is a state dominated gas giant. they have a very close relationship between the company and the kremlin. while being treated as a public company, it is very much used to support russian state policy. gastimes, the kremlin and company are in conflict. there will be times when vladimir putin has to say to officials, i prefer you to do this or that. let's try to make a deal with the chinese and get some other markets so that we are not so dependent on a single set of customers. host: they have a board membership that letter has to go to? the dynamicst know over there exactly. it is definitely a situation unlike exx

canada's montrÉal office. ok, fabulous bid to buy is, thank you so much. we will have more. stay with us. ♪ >> orchestrating spontaneous easternwatches from a distance. the china nuclear industry is still recovering from march to 8, 1979. offense.s the best good morning, everyone. it we're live from our world headquarters in new york. april eighth. i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and erik schatzker. our guest host for the hour, kevin roberts. falkenraths, richard to speak on ukraine. to get the morning brief. policymakers say the japanese economy can maintain its recovery even with last week's increase in the sales tax. thanproduction rose more forecasted. that indicates some economic recovery. datais another recovery point from the u.k.. wage growth accelerated for the seven years. companies reported stronger overseas demand. we have some economic data here in the u.s. coming at 7:30 a.m. on the small business optimism survey. >> it has been ugly and has gotten better recently. 10:00rvey this morning at a.m. alcoa kicks off. a keyoup will miss possibility target. this according to the wall street journal. it measures fo

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place in poland an attempt to ease concern from nato's eastern european members over military operations near ukraine. also, the prime minister of canada and others are reacting today after the white house announced yesterday that it will delay a ruling about the construction of a section of the keystone xl pipeline. it would move more than 700,000 barrels of oil from canada to gulf coast refineries. but first, your reaction on this decision about the keystone xl pipeline. here is how you can call in and give your thoughts. the numbers are on the screen. if you want to give your thoughts on our social media -- a couple of different writeups on this decision made by the white house yesterday this in the "washington post" this morning. riding that the 90 day time frame for comments was supposed to end on may 7, but the state department extended that deadline, citing "uncertainty" created by a nebraska ruling that could lead to changes in the pipeline route. this story is also picked up in the pages of the "wall street journal" this morning. amy harper and janet hook writing, adding this -- also, it gives reaction from canadian officials

eastern on al jazeera america. this is everything you wanted to know about high frequency trading. join me los angeles where i'll interview experts on the oil industry and how fraking is revolutionizing from texas to canadag real estate prices are a blessing for the city's churches. that's our show for today. i'm ali velshi. thanks for joining us, and have yourself a great weekend. >> >> g7 leaders ready to announce broader sanctions against russia over its actions in eastern ukraine. . >>> hello, i'm martin dennis, you are with al jazeera. we are live in doha. also to come - more than 180 people have died in floods in afghanistan after three days of heavy rain. carnage in baghdad. bombers kill at least 37 people at an election

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canada, remember? >> smart guy and a good head economist. >> and handsome. >> we're counting up to 8:30 eastern and theport. our panel will be back with final predictions. first, though, the housing recovery, rising home prices and interest rates pushing potential first-time buyers to the sidelines. is this a renter's market? more on that, next. [ bagpipes play ] make it happen with fidelity active trader pro. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. call or click to open your fidelity account today. >>> the hunt for housing this is now in full swing. a lot of people have been complaining about rates rising but it's still historically low. good news if you're looking to buy a home. buyers have headwind going against them. we always talk about is whether things have gotten more expensive in terms of affordability. i can't imagine that rates have gone up that much and prices haven't gone up that much. isn't it still a pretty good time, wouldn't you say, nika? >> it depends on where you sit. if you're referring to a trade-up buyer, of course, it's a little bit more easy. bu

eastern, part of american history tv this weekend on c-span three. >> supreme court justice ruth pater ginsberg took part in a conversation with other female supreme court justices from canada and israel. they share personal stories about what it takes to rise to the top of their field. here is a look. >> judges don't make agendas. we are receiving. we don't make the controversies that come before us. but we do our best when there are on our plate to decide them. the political biases that to have an agenda. attributed to us. when we make -- remember the 80's and 90's. the discourse was a stir in the critical. it was critical because they said they had an agenda which is the worst thing you can say about a judge. what it suggests is that the decision maker has an intellectual basket that will accept the evidence of information and keep the shape of the basket. judges are supposed to listen. so when someone says you have an agenda it is a way of dismissing the result and saying, well, what do you expect. it is absolutely a contradiction to what judges really do which is to actually -- we listen based on who we are, no question, but that's not -- that does not mean we have an

canada, it is not really a big exporter at this point. the share of russia's natural gas exports by definition from 2012. big singleany is the buyer. the smaller easternan are actually quite vulnerable as well. many of them are 100% dependent on russian gas. you look at the case of the baltic states, belarus, ukraine. the further west you get, the u.k., spain, france have all alternatives like north africa and norway. as you move from east to west, the dependence lessons a bit. host: explain how russia controls its gas supplies. guest: it is a state dominated gas giant. they have a very close relationship between the company and the kremlin. while being treated as a public company, it is very much used to support russian state policy. gastimes, the kremlin and company are in conflict. there will be times when vladimir putin has to say to officials, i prefer you to do this or that. let's try to make a deal with the chinese and get some other markets so that we are not so dependent on a single set of customers. host: they have a board membership that letter has to go to? the dynamicst know over there exactly. it is definitely a situation unlike exxon mo