it can only be glasgow. it can only be the commonwealth games.ng ceremonies are always a peculiar mix of local color and history. there was the lochness monster and a bit of golf. rod stewart made an appearance as did the queen. the most important people were the athletes from all around the world they came sharing the nature of the family of nations. each country accompanied by a little scotty dog. these games don't have a torch but a baton, the queen's baton that arrived in glasgow after getting difficulty to get it open the queen read the message inside. the commonwealth games, scotland games, have begun. >>> a reminder of breaking news. aviation officials lost contact with an air algerie passenger flight that left burkina faso's capitol ouagadougou. there are no details about the missing plane. more coming up. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls.

calling it glasgow's window on the commonwealth.asgow's most impressive venues, hampden park, home of scottish football, tra transformed into a world class athletic stadium. they built a platform two meters above the pitch, all held in place on steel poles. the world's largest running track on stilts. the eyes of the world will be on this city as glasgow promises to host the best commonwealth games in history. >>> more information from kiev and ukraine about the two ukrainian military jets that have been shot down by rebels. we have a bit of location as to where this happened. very close to the russian border, about 55 kilometers away from the crash site of mh-17 in donetsk. that is the area where it happened. we have a government spokesperson who has confirmed that the two ukrainian military planes have been shot down. one is a jet. the type of the other is unknown. we have no information so far on the crew or who might have been responsible. we're just confirming for you that the ukrainian government is telling us that two ukraini

. >>> the commonwealth games in glasgow. all the sport shortly. >>> now, norway says it's taking exceptional security measures after being informed of a possible imminent terrorist attack. for more, let's speak to a reporter for oslo based tv2. tell us about this threat, where it came from, and where it was staying. >> it's the main thing. they claim that they have received information, that it's based on information about an extreme islamic group. recruited in syria, and the means - planning to do a terrorist act in norway, that was a press conference a couple of hours ago. it was a shock for people in norway. they have no reason to listen to counsel that the police are coming with, saying that an imminent event will happen, but they don't know who or when this will happen. so this is unusual that they are going out with this security advice or alert to the main public. >> sorry to interrupt. why is norway a target? >> the thing is that we have people living here with the relief from travelling to syria, to fight against th

20th commonwealth games featuring more than 4,000 athletes from right around the world begins in glasgow today. >>> hello. the first bodies from the malaysia airlines plane that crashed in eastern ukraine are being flown to the netherlands, where a national day of mourning has been declared for the 298 people who were killed. u.s. intelligence officials say the airliner was probably shot down by mistake by pro-russian rebels. they say there is no direct evidence of russian involvement. we're still getting more details of the victims of the flight, malaysia airline steward wasn't sp supposed to be on the flight. he swapped shifts with a colleague so he could visit his parents. in an amazing twist of fate, his wife also a flight attendant had been faced with a similar fate when she switched shifts with the flight that disappeared earlier this year. let's get more from richard galpin. >> joanna, thank you. i'm at eindhoven military base. and this country today is a country in morning, a national day of morning, first such day in the netherlands for half a century. here we are awaiting the a

day one of competition in glasgow is underway, 20 gold medals up for grabs thursday. there has been bad news for the organizers. double olympic champion pulled out after filing recover from an illness. he was due to run for england in both the 5,000 and 10,000 meters in glasgow. >> i believe that most disappointed is not being able to be here. speaking with his agent and so fort, he has expressed that he really wishes he could have come. from that standpoint, you know, of course we just wish mo a speedy recovery. >> the games officially began wednesday with an opening ceremony broadcast in nearly a billion people around the world. we report. originally called the british empire games, the commonwealth games includes non-olympic events such as squash. 18 sports will be competed over 10 days with 4.5000 athletes representing 71 nations. it's the first time scotland has held the games. the opening ceremony forced to reflect on the tragedy of the malaysia airlines flight 17 shot down over ukraine. >> please stand as we observe a moment's silence to expression our support

the rest of the day we are looking for michael jameson blorn and raised in glasgow and trained. that kicks off at 7:00. and he is in heats this morning. other athlete talks, we are keeping an eye on sarah bradley. lots to look forward to. >> lots coming up. many thanks. >>> let's update you on the breaking news this hour that aviation officials have lost contact with an air algerie passenger flight lost contact 50 minutes after it took off from ouagadougou, the capital of burkina faso. can you pick me? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. the last four hours have seen... one child fail to get to the air sickness bag in time. another left his shoes on the plane... his shoes! and a third simply doesn't want to be here. ♪ until now... until right booking now.

so perhaps to the relief of the people, glasgow 2014 has been declared politics free.y have something to agree on. >> do you think the public often sees politicians as looking a bit stupid when they try to insert themselves into politics? this >> i think they do have a particular issue when you consider the effort the energy that sports people put in to trying to deliver and trying to win gold for their country, then i think people think we get in the way. >> reporter: no doubt many visitors would simply rather watch the games. the nationalists will argue a well-run event will tell its own starry about their am beneficiaries. >>> it has been announced that germany's world cup winning coach will stay on. >>> and rodriguez said he isn't concerned about his price tag. he helped columbia win a place at the world cup. he is the fourth most expensive player ever. >> translator: there are no words. it was something unique and beautiful. something i always dreamt about. it will not end with this. i dream of winning things and being here always for many years, because it's a wi

there will be a service in glasgow and a number of different events. i think it's very important women the lessons of that conflict and we commemorate those that fail. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, at like to join the dry miniature in paying tribute to the way the the organizers and the noise of fans by the tour de france such a brilliant success for britain. i was proud to watch it on the street as i know he was. i was in leeds with hundreds of thousands of people lining the street. let me say, tried to all of us have been horrified by the instances of child abuse that had been uncovered into the allegations that are being made. all of the victims are not just code to justice but are owed an apology that it took so long for their cries to be heard. does the prime minister agree all inquiries including by the police and those you set up, must go wherever the evidence leads them in whatever institution of the country, including our own, to get at what happened the? >> i also be agreed with the right honorable gentleman. child abuse is a des

glasgow smith klein -- four college bound men and women got their money for tuition and books, they were trium >>> today 76 for the high. some people like it like this. it's a nice break for the heat and humidity, but we'll get the humidity back. the action cam is taking a look in gladwyne overlooking the schuylkill, the clouds were bubbling up in the afternoon, that happens when you have cooler air higher in the atmosphere. we saw this earlier today but the weather highlights showing we have a fall preview underway tonight and tonight will feel like fall. overall the summer is relatively cool, our high today, 76 degrees, yes, that is 11 degrees below normal and this is the average high, in the middle of september. certainly not the average high for late july, and if you look at how many 90 degree days we have had this summer, philadelphia 14 and that is not much. allentown and trenton and atlantic city less than 10, we get a bit of a break with the electric bills with the air conditioning and you certainly don't need the air conditioning tonight. 74 degrees now and allentown 72 and mill

day one of competition at the commonwealth games in glasgow. 20 gold medals will be won, but it's bad news for the organizers. he has to pull out after failing to recover from the illness. he was going to run for england in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters at the glasgow games. >> i believe most disappointed not being able to be here as well. i know from speaking with his agent and so forth that he's expressed that and he really wishes he could. from that standpoint, you know, of course we just wish a speedy recovery and hopefully he's back in fighting form. >>> as i mentioned, 20 medals are up for grabs on thursday. jody ensured the first gold medal went to england. he missed out for selection at great britain in the london 2012 olympics. he sprinted it victory in the triathlon event. her teammate grabbed bronze. >>> from italy he has moved a step closer to winning the tour de france with victory in stage 18. they're on a near 150-kilometer long mountainous trek. he did have one small hiccup on the way with a minor collision with an unsuspecting fan on a final ascent. he powered home for

. >> two members of the australian women's hockey team competing at the glasgow commonwealth games took a selfie. to go ren't expecting it viral, but they were photo bottomed by queen elizabeth herself. it has been massively retweeted by other web users. >> this somewhat disturbing collection is called the end of eternity. the artist imagined what some of the world's largest cities including berlin, new york, paris and madrid would look like if they were hit by a atural disaster or nuke war. uses's images to convey to the destructive how it can be. >> i know where your cats live. this map was put together by american researcher owen mundy and provides the gee graphical locations of over one million fee line friends across the globe. it is intended as a bit of light entertainment for cat lovers and to raise awarenessc from pacifica this is democracy ♪ ♪ from pacifica this is democracy now... >> the security council stresses strong support. >> the united nations security council calls for an immediate ceasefire in gaza as the palestinian death toll tops one thousand including at least 2

but be have a crash in dell dem glasgow route 40 polaski highway. time for commuter report. waiz after. one of the friends using the app says watch for a minor crash new castle county northbound side lucky tam that is all off to the side. no big deal. >> thank you, matt, developing overnight a train derailment injured two people and evacuated more than 100 homes. authorities near milwaukee two freight cars collided. it sent ten cars off the track and 5,000 gallons of diesel fuel leaked out of. four workers are desk duty pending investigation into a man's death in the custody of new york police. officers cop fronted eric garner for selling loose cigarettes on a sidewalk when one policeman period. to put him in choke hold. other police pulled him to the ground. ems arrives and each though garper was not breathing no one performed cpr. garner died one hour later. one involved in the incident is also on desk duty. >> group of companies offer the discount options and today's "saving with 6abc" report. >> if you have health insurance you may have noticed copays and dedubtibles are

. >> the 11 day event opened the glass cow -- glasgow with a colorful ceremony, including an appearance by the loch ness monster. in the stadium, they were decked out in tartan kilts. got to love the fireworks there in scotland. coming up in a moment, we go to the middle east for our other major story. >> and that >> welcome back. >> the u.n. run school in gaza has apparently been struck by israeli artillery shells, and killing 15 people. children and staff are among the dead. >> we will go to more on that in a moment, but first, this report from the border of israel and gaza. >> it won't be easy for these children to cope with what they just survive. heavy artillery landed here. the united nations has open the schools to families seeking safety. the shelling killed and injured many. thomas -- hamas was quickly blamed for the attack. >> [no audio] >> this is the 17th day of israel's operation protective edge. an air and ground based assault against hamas targets in the gaza strip. but they have not stopped them from firing into israeli territory. benjamin netanyahu seen here with the fo

carney speaking a little bit later in glasgow.ay tuned for that with the minutes with guy johnson, up next. ♪ >> good morning. welcome back. we are live from european headquarters in london. the minutes from the rate decision. no change. nobody put their hand up to say they need a rate cut. thatank of england says some members say that the risk of a rates rise has been a prelude to the hands going up. there are votes that people expect are coming in the near future. touch -- ds yet a ipped a touch. some analysis now. joining us is the chief u.k. economist. pretty much as much as predicted. what do you make of the statement? changeslooking at vote and not words at the moment. we have inconsistent messages in recent much -- months and we are not focusing on that. >> do you think they are the words of the most likely candidate to put his hand up? in february, he thought that the rate increase should come in the first quarter of next year and he has put his cards on the table already. >> where are yours? >> they were in q1. i am looki

around eleven fifty pm newport in chester around eleven fifty five pm photographed around midnight glasgow and philadelphia international a.o.p. to around twelve o five am this is a dangerous storm if you are in its path move indoors to a sturdy building and stay away from windows when it is safe to do so report severe weather to local law enforcement or to the national weather service repeating a severe thunderstorm warning has been issued until twelve thirty am monday for the following county newcastle delaware and cecil maryland in the following counties in new jersey burlington cabin gloucester and so i'm in the following counties in pennsylvania delaware and philadelphia. with blood they were put in sit idly by if moscow and st petersburg would be under the threat of rockets and missiles are you sure you that he wouldn't and so other other leaders in the western world such as countering merkel holand obama. idly by and the leader of israel the government of israel has a commitment to its people to protect them to insure safety is to build in that's what israel is doing at the moment i

. >>> events at the commonwealth games will begin later today in the scottish city of glasgow. 1,400rabs. prince charles was checking out the facilities. >> queen elizabeth opened the ceremonies, including a minute's silence for the victim's of last week's airplane disaster. >> north korea is furious over a video mocking the country's leader. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> i'd be flattered, you know, great moves. in the parody, the face of a smiling kim jong-un has been super imposed over a series of clips set to a pop soundtrack. but in one scene, he's kicked to the ground by u.s. president barack obama. >> not acceptable. look at the moves there. in another he dances with osama bin laden, hand in hand. this video was reportedly posted by a youtube user in china. it's racked up more than two million views. north korea asked china to stop the spread of this video. >> the beijing paper says it's been unable to oblige. >> that does it for us here at cnn newsroom. i'm amarah walker. i'm errol barnett. our special coverage continues after this short break. throughout the state. zones and startup ny

was a time, glasgow monopoly. we are -- they were charging very high fees.ownership at glasgow now. it is appropriate to go back into those markets. fares have risen in those markets in recent years. they have been shared by easyjet and ba. we will and that with flights 1999 each way. one things that has been misunderstood about ryanair is about 23% of our passengers are traveling on business. we have never made an effort to provide them with services they want, such as fast track through security, reserved seating and those kind of benefits. developyou will see us those services over the next number of months. it is to improve the schedules, add more european capital city airports. and the announcement of the new flights is part of that effort. to provide a wonderful product for business people. we think a significant proportion of the 23% of our passenger base is traveling on business and would pay us a small premium. >> where do you way and for the data --? the runway will be about 10 or 15 years delayed by the time he gets through all of the planning inq

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he had put his trust in me and as they caught up with me he said down on the rock to come out of glasgow accord a cup of tea for everyone and he kept looking at me smiling as critical to how many years did you work with him. turn or maybe eleven. ten eleven and you eventually became friends straight yes. whereas you ready to sacrifice your life for him like right away surely that's part of the job of a bodyguard. but that was later when i got used to working for him. but you were ready to die for him yes i was a bodyguard my job was to protect his life does he pay you for that. money yes although the pay was very small. i didn't have a family so i didn't need much. i shared the money with the other bodyguards the afghans to cajole them because i was afraid they would bury me or speak badly about me behind my back which is what they left and which yes i was a bodyguard and a muslim suppose that i was still russian and into them. we'll talk about you becoming a lawsuit after a short break and we'll be back with more of the fascinating story of. soviet soldier turned with the head dean comm

questions over ukraine's involvement in this incident let's go now live to our correspondent irina glasgow who's by the ukraine russia border she's been keeping up to date with this story could speak to again ero what the latest where you are. well at this point it does work. some information seems to be coming in that in fact some of the green officials have asked for nato involvement on the ground mission against self defense troops in the region donetsk and lugansk of course that is just some information that we're i'm getting there's still no confirmation confirmation as of now so this is becoming more and more. i would say morrow's tragic already though it is really beyond the scope of any magical tragedy at this particular moment of course the issue off the reason off the crash of the plane is not yet known of course peculations are running wild at this point we already have already said you have already said something about you have already said that the donetsk people's republic serb representatives have denied any involvement in this crash but also the same information was coming

news coverage of course is biased and they spoke to greg file of the glasgow media monitoring unit and he explained in great detail. they just completely fixed it does not mention how this all started other palestinians were displaced in ninety two they've been around occupation since one nine hundred sixty seven and israel's actions are illegal under international law and that's the first time we've ever heard in you know on a b.b.c. broadcast or b.b.c. or nine so it has already made make a difference and we hope to carry on making a difference in b.b.c. reporting are right i mean i saw the america of us from the palestine solidarity campaign thanks for your time thank you. for us drone attack in pakistan's west restive north waziristan region thought to have killed up to fifteen people the strike to assess the pakistani army which is currently battling taliban linked militants in the area government troops launched a full scale ground operation in north waziristan in june after insurgents staged a deadly attack on the country's largest air hub more than four hundred taliban fighters

vigilante on local authorities in east intimidating them and accusing them of links to separatists or the glasgow ambushed a mare of a small town in the lugansk region he was on holiday with his wife. who said you want to look now and you will then you should learn the more you easier to change your story. that. the man was accused of neglecting his duty while on holiday he tried to protest but was ignored people gathered around as the mayor's wife predicted someone to help her husband but no one came to his rescue ukrainian media say the man was later taken away questioning. the police more stories online for you such as putting the gloss on the horrors in iraq romack extremists release a promotional video showing the mass executions that they have carried out in the area they've declared a caliphate. a top dog in sierra leone's only specialist in the viruses for the victim to a rapidly spreading outbreak of the incurable killer find out more. in less than a week forty seven african heads of state will depart for washington d.c. for the first ever continent wide u.s. african leaders summit but m

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arena glasgow visited one such complicated and russia's across the region. and. became scared for our children we didn't want them to see all the air raids that were taking place it took them five days to get from the ganske to this refugee camp in the russian side of the border distance normally covered in a car in several hours. our friends took us to the border and the national guard nearly took us off the bus but another woman on the bus told them that we were relatives the ukrainian national guard stopped us at every single check out point and they went through all of our belongings saying they're searching for weapons and drugs it's all they follow in the footsteps of you give me a sister who fled to russia just several weeks earlier. my sister from she had a baby several months ago which spent two months running back and forth from the bomb shelter with the new born like thousands of other refugees alexander and you've stayed home in the country more just to close to their doorstep like many others they want to keep their last name unknown to protect the r

governor mark carney speaks today in class cap -- in glasgow.he eu threatening to restrict capital access to eu markets and defense technologies, deciding to blacklist russian businesspeople and companies for the first time. the widest sanctions list potentially do tomorrow. russia's ambassador to the eu is warning leaders against damaging their own economies. >> the impact on european ,usiness, the banking community will not be less than that on the russian business. regulators ordered domestic airlines to suspend flights to israel as palestinian rockets fired from militants in the area around tel aviv's main airport. european carriers also canceled services. israel's transport minister says the airport is safe and that a a prize fors terror. elliott gotkine joins us from the phone in tel aviv. ring us up to speed. is it escalating, is is stabilizing? what is the picture? >> i can see the gaza strip from where i am right now and i can hear it israeli artillery being fired. i have not heard any sirens in the particular area where i have been all

she photo bombed this selfie at the commonwealth games on glasgow. they timed the shot as her royal >> a woman unleashes her full potential and a struggling actor finds his had hidden talents. here's tamala edwards. >> reporter: there's an eclectic municipality the films being released this weekend. first up hercules. >> my time. excuse me that was my moment, my fate. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: dwayne johnson stars in the tidal role. hercules is haunted by a sin from his past and becomes a mercenary. he travels ancient greece. a woman and her daughter seek his help, he finds in order for good to triumph and justice to prevail, he must become the hero he once was. >>> scarlet johansson returns to the big screen in lucy. this is not possible, ladies this this is a police car. okay. okay. >> do you always drive like that? >> i've never driven before. >> reporter: she is forced to work as a drug mule it leaks into her system which allows her to use more than ten% of the brain aft capacity. she can move objects with her mind and not feel pain. >>> th

north of edgewood, and pushing to the east and this storm has produced severe winds, heading towards glasgow and windy hills at 5:34 and jamison's corner at 5:34. and elmersdorf. and this has gun to flair up. the sinking spring at 5:05 and why missing at 5:11. as we look at the numbers, 88 in dover and philadelphia and 81 in allentown and cooler at the shore, the sea breeze in the mid to upper 70s. as we look at the radar it's still humid as we await the cold front from the west. you'll notice the frames, the little red dots popping up and we'll monitor those and watch those, still a few of them around the region, we have the solid squall line that we are tracking yesterday as it pushes to the east. at 8:30, we are developing one of those lines, wilmington to trenton, while a secondary line at midnight, firing up in philadelphia, it could be an unsettled night address we drive the air to the north. as i high pressure comes in, we clear to the north and a scattered shower and 67 degrees. if you are going to be at the shore tomorrow, a lot of clouds and limited sunshine and a spotty shower and

two australian athletes competing in the commonwealth games in glasgow took this selfie. look closely at who is photo- bombing the two in the background... who else but the queen! ...all smiles! they couldn't believe it and tweeted out the photo. it's now a viral hit. it almost looks like a ghost of the cream. >> like the guy with the burger king had showing up behind. who's more popular? >> i don't know but that's a pretty good picture. >> good for us in weather. >> just-in-time the weekend. 56 unclear right now we will warm up through the day. we do have a slight chance for a public showers or thunderstorms. a better chance tonight but much warmer this weekend. we have to talk about traffic. >> with a new crash out there on the ramp from the outbound side of 290 to south bound dan ryan. car flipped over on its side watch for added delays. otherwise it's nice and quiet no major problems out there just yet. >> with much more coming up-- including, how a former chicago bear is helping to combat gun violence in the city. and -- a tornado strikes a campground in virginia --

. >> the commonwealth games are going on in glasgow. they have pink pong.own the wire. they went to the finals. >> watching soccer. >> look at that. that's skill and decks territory right there, bob. >> certainly is. >> can you beat that >> don't forget to set your dvr writebol. >> it is wednesday july 30th. a controversial victory for jessie ventura. ordered to pay millions. that ruling outraging other navy seals. >> water shooting straight from the street into the sky. the incredible new images just coming in of an enormous crippling water main break that couldn't have happened in a worse place. >> a 7-year-old boy walking to the park alone. now his mom is facing charges. does this arrest go too far? we report, you decide. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this wednesday morning. thank you for joining us. i am heather childers. >> i am answer lay air heart. thank you for starting your day with us. a shocking verdict in the case of chris kyle. the jury awarding ex pro wrestler jess

. >> the commonwealth games are going on in glasgow. they have pink pong. and singapore down the wire. they went to the finals. >> watching soccer. >> look at that. that's skill and decks territory right there, bob. >> certainly is. >> can you beat that >> don't forget to set your dvr so you never miss an episode. "special report" with the hottie bret baier up next. >>> ebola and america is the deadly outbreak still expanding just one plane flight away and what's being done about it? this is "special report." >>> good evening i'm bret baier. we begin with the worst ever rampage of one of theplanet's deadliest diseases. hundreds are dying from ebola in west africa and the u.s. government is already making moves to help stop outbreak before it spread. senior foreign affairs correspondent has our top story. >> reporter: it is the largest outbreak of the ebola disease in

has been of course the weather that's weren't ongoing for a couple of games, tour de france and in glasgow vincenzo nabili. no one is go together catch hims that air slipping and sliding across pavement there and rolling through the tour. also natalie's favorite picture, the elephant watching the tour. >> you wouldn't want to bike too close because -- >> elephants never forget? >> all right. more rain on the way. we're going to finish up on sunday with showers and the champs-elysees. >> why don't we finish up with more rain there? >> threat. >> thanks, ivan. >>> now we're going into space. and after nearly three years of hibernation in space the satellite rosetta is gearing up nor a one a kind mission. >> satellites are basically going to put a probe on that satellite to be released in four months from now. >> reporter: since humans first started exploring space, only a handful of space dust has land on bodies. for the first time in history it, man craft will land a craft on a comet. it's been a ten-year journey for the european spacecraft rosetta. the european space agency said rosetta is

a winner has emerged at the common wealth games in glasgow on social media.d with a selfie that doesn't seem special at all until you look closely at who is behind them. >> it is britain's queen elizabeth. that was retweeted 12,000 times. it inspired other athletes to take their own selfies with the queen, but nothing trumped that image so far. >> she is photo bombing right there. >> that's cool. >> we thank you for joining us here on cnn and our special coverage. >> our coverage of the ceasefire between israel and hamas is live from jerusalem after this. we will see you back here in one hour. over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. transamerica. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of d

. >> one of the big draw cards of this year's commonwealth games will be in glasgow, olympic champion world record holder david ladisha is set to run in the 800 meters. he will be hoping to continue the success of 10 years after they recorded a podium-clean sweep in the 10,000 meters on tuesday. doris katudi snatched gold. more comfortable for faith in the women's 1500 meters. the common wealth record hold ter picking up another goal, yet another goal for kenyan's distance runners, moving the country up to 10th in the middle table. >>> tuesday saw the last day of competition if the pool. australia top in the medal count. daniel trana won the rates of the night, men's 200 meters. the real surprise came from daniel wallace who grabbed the silver ahead of the olympic butterfly champion having been last with the 100 meters to go. >>> roy mcilroy, the world number 2 tees off on thursday in ohio. following his triumph, the 25-year-old said he is focused on reclaiming the world number 1 ranking from australian adam scott, the northern irishman will return to the top spot. fin tissues outside

. >>> and in sport a golden day for kenya's athletes in the commonwealth games in glasgow. coming up. ♪ ah, got it. these wifi hotspots we get with our xfinity internet service are all over the place. hey you can stop looking. i found one. see? what do you think a wifi hotspot smells like? i'm thinking roast beef. want to get lunch? get the fastest wifi hotspots and more coverage on the go than any other provider. xfinity, the future of awesome. could help your business didavoid hours of delaynd test caused by slow internet from the phone company? that's enough time to record a memo. idea for sales giveaway. return a call. sign a contract. pick a tie. take a break with mr. duck. practice up for the business trip. fly to florida. win an award. close a deal. hire an intern. and still have time to spare. go to comcastbusiness.com/ checkyourspeed if we can't offer faster speeds - or save you money - we'll give you $150. comcast business. built for business. ♪ >>> welcome back. let's recap the headlines now. israel says it has opened what it calls a humanitarian window, a slowin

. >>> the glasgow games have already seen australia beating a record that had been held by the netherlandsars. it's the country's first word world record since 2009. india had early success in weight lifting. this man grabbed the second gold medal in the men's 56 kilo category. england added the commonwealth triathlon title to his resume. and wales' 400 meter hurler has been withdrawn since failing a drug test. he is out following a positive test at an event earlier this month. >>> one of the stand up coaches at this year's world cup has quit his job with costa rica. they have been unable to agree on a contract. they picked up wins against italy and uruguay. he had been costa rica's manager since 2011. greece have named an italian as their new national coast. they lost to costa rica in the second round of the world cup. the former chelsea manager will lead greece into their qualifying campaign for the 2016 qualifying championship. >>> many teams are touring the united states this season. arsenal is the latest team. they will be playing a friendly against the new york red bulls. >> [ inaudi

usain bolt's offering in glasgow for the commonwealth games. that's the top story. >>> details on how to get in touch on twitter and facebook. >> okay. that is all the sport for now. more from me later. >> thank you very much indeed for that. more news an al jazeera. that's it from us. from me and the team, bye for now. >> on the stream, >> from schools collecting data on your kids, to skyrocketing child identity theft, we'll show you, your kid's digital footprint, that's leaving an easy trail for criminals >> the stream on al jazeera america >>> after fierce israeli bombardments palestinian factions agree to a ceasefire. >> hello there, welcome to al jazeera, live from doha. i'm laura kyle. also coming up phone the programme - ukraine's army prepares to attack a separatist strong hold of donetsk. and the bangladeshi festival tradition causing long queues at

there will be a service in glasgow and a number of different events. i think it's very important women the lessons of that conflict and we commemorate those that fail. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, at like to join the dry miniature in paying tribute to the way the the organizers and the noise of fans by the tour de france such a brilliant success for britain. i was proud to watch it on the street as i know he was. i was in leeds with hundreds of thousands of people lining the street. let me say, tried to all of us have been horrified by the instances of child abuse that had been uncovered into the allegations that are being made. all of the victims are not just code to justice but are owed an apology that it took so long for their cries to be heard. does the prime minister agree all inquiries including by the police and those you set up, must go wherever the evidence leads them in whatever institution of the country, including our own, to get at what happened the? >> i also be agreed with the right honorable gentleman. child abuse is a des

early days, at 32 years of age i went into football management and was also running two clubs in glasgowmeanwhile, cathy's got to look after the kids, get them dressed, ready for school, doing the homework with them, putting them to bed, and i was out all the time. that role which she played was absolutely fantastic and she always used to say to me, "yes when they get to 16, they'll be daddy's boys." i said to her, "how do you make that out," and she said, "you wait and see," and she was absolutely right. they are always right, even when they are wrong, they are always right. it's always about the support she gave me. she was always ready to tell me the truth. when she'd say to me, "you're wrong", she would tell me, and she was very good at that. >> two things that interest me about you are, what happened about you and wayne rooney? >> well, i don't think anything really happened. he came in the day after we won the league and it's common knowledge that he asked to be away. it's this expectation thing, again. i am not his pro, i manage the team, and from what i see on the pitch. at that

the world's fastest man is already in glasgow. usain bolt is still recovering after foot surgery so only takes part in the sprint relay. >> he can start wherever he wanted to, and you're telling me he's coming in early. that's a problem. it's good to have him around the village. that's the one great thing about the commonwealth games, nare friendly games. he wants to come because he wants to experience the fun and the activity of being part of the commonwealth games. >>> south africa's captain has been leading by example in the second test match against sir laj lanka. the rest of his team struggled they now trail sri lanka by 150 runs in the game. >>> india has a 1-0 series lead into sunday's third test against england. that was the first away victory in 16 matches. it was a rum -- result that put more pressure on english captain alliste cook without a win in ten games. >> what a great player he is for england. everyone is determined to see him get back to his best. i think it's a great quality that he has throughout the national

there's something else going on in glasgow, the commonwealth games.g game for the continent here we continue see. rain messing things up and just on cue, this is going to move in through the day on sunday heading into the champ chaps delee say in paris where the tour de france makes its finale at stage 21. this was stage 20 yesterday. and my goodness, the crashes have been taking out a couple of the general contenders early on. and at this point here we are just hoping to get into paris quietly. but it looks like weather conditions will not cooperate once again today and heading into sunday. some more showers are going to be into the forecast. let's get specific and show you what's happening through today. as far as the temperatures as they get on the road. we're going to have temperatures in the mid 20s. that's upper 70s. partly mostly cloudy skies and a few showers still in the forecast. >> thank you, sir. tour of de france, a wet one. after nearly three years of hibernation in space, it the satellite row set at that time is gearing up for a one-of-

lining up in the next few main knits in the final of the 800 meters at the commonwealth games in glasgow. hopes were sunk for one competitor in the men's diving in. australia's grant nell slipped on the diving board. he received a zero across the board understandably and failed to make the final. >>> patrice evers is convinced moving to the italian football club. he said he had to leave manchester united for undisclosed reasons. he said the leading contender of the italian football league referred to african players as banana races. >> i don't understand why people compare other people because they're a different color. i believe maybe they fear the other person because they're not the same. irng everyone should be happy and it's sad. >>> the cricket team won the first match under a year. they beat india by 266 runs in the third test of their theories. it levels the five-match series at 1-1. england must be without fast back anderson for the next game. he faces a disciplinary hear for pushing and verbally abusing during the first test. >>> it isn't exactly a household name, but in the wo

the games were in glasgow, scotland. >>> ill see yoi'll see you backt 11:00 eastern, paul has the headlinesr this. america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> welcome to al jazerra america, i am paul beban, here are tonight's top stories. it's still unclear who is behind the shelling of a united nations school being used as a shelter in northern gaza, 15 palestinians killed and more than 200 wounded. children and u.n. staff members were among the dead. the u.n. says it had given israel's army the school's exact coordinates. israel said it warned the school of combat in the area. >>> and in ukraine the prime minister suddenly resigned today after two parties quit the governing coalition, he criticized parliament saying it wasn't doing their jo be and passing necessary laws, those are the headlines, "america tonight" is next. >> on america tonight, a prolonged death and new questions about lethal injections. >> you could hear a deep snoring, sucking air sound for more than an hour and a half. >> an arizona execution, the third to go wrong in six

now to get you up to speed on, events at the commonwealth games will begin in the scottish city of glasgownd nearly 1400 medals are up for grabs. amara is eager to get one of them. prince charles is among those checking out the facilities. his mother, of course queen elizabeth, opened the games at celtic park stadium. >> and around 4, 500 athletes are taking part in the games. the opening ceremony included a minute's silence for those killed in last week's malaysia airlines disaster. >>> north korea is apparently furious over a video mocking the country's leader. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ >> it's hard to tell, his face is being superimposed on these bodies. >> i say what's wrong with this? >> and the parody, the face of a smiling kim jong-un has been superimposed over a serious of clips set to a chinese pop sound track and in one scene he is kicked to the ground by u.s. president obama. that's why they're furious. >> vicious. and in another if you can believe it he dances hand in hand with osama bin laden. oh, boy, look at this. this video was reportedly by a youtube user in china. >> it ha

that could change we'll keep you posted but you can see moving into new castle county around the glasgow out for heavy rainfall, egg harbor city down to mays landing looking at heavy rainfall and vivid lightning right now. if wasn't enough we have flash flood watches that kick in tomorrow and continue through friday as we watch a slow moving front work in tandem with tropical moisture, and we're looking at the potential for flash flooding but look at tropical storm arthur right now. it continues to churn in the open waters of the atlantic moving north 8 miles an hour maximum sustained winds at 70 on the flesh hold of becoming a hurricane. the path continues to take it up the eastern seaboard toward the outerbanks of north carolina. but it should stay well aways from us. however we will see indirect impacts in the form of some of that heavy rainfall. gusty winds. mainly down the shore and a rip current risk. so tomorrow morning, a pretty settled start but watch what happens as we move toward the afternoon 2:00 o'clock showers and thunderstorms developing as that front progresses toward ou

cathrine>>:an australian teenager snapped this photo with a team mate in glasgow.en with a big smile. cathrine>>:the boy tweeted -- "the queen photo-bombed our selfie" cathrine>>:the photo has gone viral. the teenager says this was cathrine>>:the first trailer for the new "50 shades of grey" movie is out, take a look. >>:he was polite.really intimidating cathrine>>:of course this is taken from the smash hit string of books cathrine>>: johnson start. cathrine>>:"fifty shades of grey" arrives in theaters february 13-th. cathrine>>:you can catch more on this cathrine>>:followed by entertainment tonight at 7- 30.right here cathrine>>:that's it for the kron 4 news at 6. jacquiline>>: we don't really see '80s at the coast it will be 96 inside the day and triple digits for the hottest day saturday. it's still pretty toasty. we will see the 90's and late monday's and tuesday's. cathrine>>: need s.a. go to the beach. cathrine>>:stay connected bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197

soccer game actually back in the days of that photo i just showed you which was in scotland in glo glasgowngers which were both local teams. >> biggest rivalry in football history, probably. >> it was the only game i'd ever gone to. they hadn't played for a very long time, because the last time they played like a dozen people got killed. protestants and catholics. >> it was actually crowd control, it wasn't violence, they kind of fell on each other, it was so wild and nutty at this game. i have to say being at that was pretty exciting too. i guess it's one of those you've got to be there things. >> yeah. you know, i've seen a sparkle in your eye. >> there's a sparkle, a tiny sparkle. >> i think you might come back for this world cup. >> russia is the next world cup? oh, come on, you know? it can't be the same thing in russia. >> it will probably be a lot different, yeah. >> yeah. and -- >> having it in brazil i think was -- despite all the -- >> what's russia's culture? south america is so heavy on this, right? >> yeah, russia's not the greatest football country in the world. >> yeah. >> t

and the commonwealth games in glasgow.iewers from across the commonwealth tune in to watch the opening ceremony. along with 14,000 spectators. i gather there was a rendition by the former winner of britain's got talent. it -- andthere enormous loch ness monster. it had a great sense of humor, i read. let's take a break. 7:44. easyjet sales are up. talking about the geopolitical events happening around the world and how bad they are impacting european business. ♪ >> 7:47 in london. easyjet revealed sales rose. the budget carrier gave its outlook. terry lundgren is here. how did they see the year painting out? they are positive compared to last year. the low end of their range is 14% better than last year. one has to wonder if they are being cautious, giving that they have flights to tel aviv. aw an increase in load factors. a strong summer. everyone was wondering how the summer would pan out. wondering, is this going to be too much? is it owing to push down prices? you mentioned the flight to tel aviv and moscow. what is th