anything from the gay activists quinton chris, and then mahmood ahmadinejad. and then lighthearted addresses by the likes of marge simpson of the simpsons. it's a real mixed bag and it seems that they've gone with sol something controversial, edward knosnowdon's stand and a platfom for many in great britain. >> many drowns when their boat capsized under police tow. 33 people were reportedly rescued. they were being towed to a dock, the u.s. coast guard was assisting local authorities off the british territory in search for additional bodies. ahead take a look at this live picture that we have from the aloha state of hawai'i competing with the land of lincoln for the rights of the presidential library. >> i'm jane ferguson in kandahar, afghanistan, where a major success in women's education is now threatened with closure. does big pharma impact the doctors in their decision to not offer alternatives to the pill here? >> i think that there is evidence that if you have interactions with pharmaceutical companies, it does impact -- and there's actually pretty good

the previous government of mahmood ahmadinejad made that a focus of his administration. instead of improving the capitol tehran, he focused on strengthening the power of regional areas. at the time that many irans saw that plan as shortsighted and a waste of money. now critics say parliament is just creating the headaches for the new government of hassan rouhani. at a time when the government is trying to solve significant problems. one politician said it will take 25 years to build a new capitol any way and by that time who knows what tehran will look like or whether it will still exist. al jazeera. >> thank you for watching al jazeera. i'm richelle carey. "techknow" space can dead is next and check out our website throughout the day www.aljazeera.com. thank you for your time. do keep it here. >> undercover and now she's taking us to new york city where some of the toughest put it to the test. >> the engineer who designed the bionic eye. he takes us to colorado to meet the man who created the 3d bionic hand.

contrasted so sharply with the bombastic language that we heard from the previous president, mahmood ahmadinejadnd ideological negotiating team it was a breath of fresh hair air. >> reporter: for much of the american media over the past decade iran has been the new iraq. the parallels were obvious and for iranians scary. nuclear inspectors at the gates. leaders urging the white house to go to war even though iran signed an nuclear treaty that israel has nuclear weapons that refused to sign. saudi arabia in line with israel at issue. washington echoing all of that and given plenty of time on american airwaves to make their place. >> nothing that secretary kerry just said moves us in the direction of preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapon. >> the media in the u.s. christia"christian science moni" or bloomberg has changed direction at all. emphasizing that the u.s. intelligence, the israeli intelligence has concluded that iran has not made the decision to acquire nuclear weapons. you never hear mention the fact that iran's nuclear facilities are the most inspected in the world. >> this wh

the previous government of ma mahmood ahmadinejad had the same idea. but it was seen as shortsighted and a waste of money. >> reporter: now parliament is creating headaches for the new president hassan rouhani. at a time when the government is trying to solve significant economic and foreign policy problems. one politician said it will take 25 years to build a new capitol anyway, and by that time who knows what tehran will look like. or whether it will still exist. >> now for more than 20 years china's strict population policy restricted couples to only one child. but now the government is relaxing the rules. we'll have that story coming up. >>> saving lives one jab at a time. find out what activists in south africa are trying to protect these under privileged girls from. >>> and in sport manchester city find out whether it was enough to go top. >> talks ar are resuming in northern ireland to try to reach agreements on issues that divide its communities. >> reporter: thank you, yes the man charged with getting a deal, the former u.s. diplomat richard h