simon mcgregor-wood is on the greek side.st, let's go to paul brennan, in the turkish northern part of the city. tell us how the anniversary is being marked where you are. >> well, it's being marked with a celebration here. very different to the sentiment on the other side of the line where simon mcgregor-wood is. i'm at a military parade, where we are listening at the moment to a speech by the turkish president who is over here on a 3-day visit. his final foreign visit before he steps down as president in less than a month's time. if i can give you an extract from what the turkish cypriot president said in the last couple of minutes. it's a favour this side of the line. it's a day of peace and freedom. 40 were liberated fr. some people, the greek cypriots believe the invasion occurred 30 years ago, and on the althoughed of sip rerks the turkish troops were welcomed as liberators and peacekeepers. >> thank you, let's check in with simon mcgregor-wood, who is in the south. i imagine a different picture where you are. >> absolu

says that on july 6, the director of the that after acensed meeting with walters, he first called mcgregor, and then the president called him. and pat gray felt compelled to tell the president -- some of your top staff are mortally wounding me. aftere go into the period that, on september 15. the president did finally meet john dean. he congratulated him for plugging leaks, and talked about containment. something to the effect of cutting losses, or buttoning it up or something like that. then you go into the next period, march 21. i don't think the president directed the payment of hush money. i don't think we can make that allegation. but let me tell you what happened. the president, on march 20, ordered john dean -- things were beginning to get hot. ordered john dean to conduct a report, another report. this is the second to dean report. he says, that's right. try just something general. i have checked into this matter, i can categorically based on my investigation the following -- halderman is not involved in this. that, and the other thing. mr. colson did not do this. mr. so-and-so did

simon mcgregor-wood -- capital. mcgregor-wood and paul beban covered the anverse industry from south and north of the border. siren sirp >>> ever -- siren sirp. >> reporter: every year the sirp sound, 5:30. graep sipry ots marking the -- greek cypriots marking the moment the invasion began, they mourned those killed. white crosses for those that fell. and are missing. later at this church the service of remembrance was led by the cyprus archbishop. >> translation: i feel like the invasion happened today. a huge country invaded cyprus, occupying 40%. no one cared, not the united nations orle european union. -- or the european union. >> reporter: for greek cypriots it's a day of loss and mourning. they are matched by a sense of frustration and anger that the politicians seem unable or unwilling to solve the cyprus problem. for the latest op how it's celebrated on the turkish side i hand to paul beban in the north. >> reporter: for turkish sipry ots memories of july 1994 are different to those south. the soldiers on th

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we'll hear from paul beban in a next, but first simon mcgregor-wood in the south. [ sirens ] >>> every year the sirens sound 5:30am. greek cypriots mark the moment forces began their enface. they morn those killed in the fighting. white crosses for the 6,000 that well. of hns wept missing. the president laid a reef, along with the leaders of parties. later in this church, the surfaces was led by the archbishop. >> translation: i feel like the invasion happened today. a huge country invaded cyprus. no one cared, not the united nations, not the european union that claimed it's democratic. for creek sipry ots there was mourning. and anger and frustration that the politicians are unable or unwilling to solve the cyprus problem. for this day i hand over to my cole ago paul brennan. the turkish cypriots, the memories of 20 july 1974 are different to those of the greek cypriots south of the line. the soldiers that landed on the peach in morne cypress came not for invasion but salvation. >> turkish september their troops to defend. the debt of gratitude was visible from the vowed cheering on.

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but first, simon mcgregor wood has this report from the south. >> every year, the sirens sound, 5:30. greek sipriates marking the moments turkish forces gain. they main cemetery, they mourn those killed in the fighting. white crosses for the 6,000 soldiers who fell. over 1600 greek ciprianss went messing. a wreath is laid with ligeadersf other political parties. this ancient church has served as a rememberance, led by cyprus's arch bin. >> i feel like the invasion happened today. a huge country invaded cyprus. nobody cared. not the united nations, not the european union that claims its democratic. >> this is a day dominated by feelings of loss and mourning but they are matched by frustration and anger that the politicians on this side seem unable or unwilling to solve the cyprus problem. for the latest on how this day is commemorated on the turkish side of this divide, i hand over to my colleague, paul brennan who is in turkish-opinikayputed area. >> the memories of the 20th of july are those south of the green lined. the soldiers who landed on that beach in northern cyprus came for

let's go to simon mcgregor, who is there.in london, how many people are they expecting out on the streets? >> well, a great many. the organizers are enthusiasti enthusiastically said that the last two days up in yorkshire, they estimated 5 million people have turned out to line the route. the police are going with the figure of 2.5 million people so by the end of the day, who knows, maybe over 3 million. that's a huge number, and it shows the level of enthusiasm for the tour de france and in particular how cycling is part of sporting culture which a few years ago it was not. >> the opening stages on a very fringed event has been held in the u.k. would organizers deem this a success? >> i think so. you can still buy fish and chips near the finishing line near the doors of buckingham palace. thithere are french flags along with the union jacks here. this is a really big event in the u.k. and i think until they launch the first two days in yorkshire they were not sure what level of crowds would turn out. there is no doubting now

. >> i'm simon mcgregor-wood at a tower where greek and turkish cypriots are working together to preserve cultural heritage for both sides of this divided island to enjoy. >>> first an update on a breaking new story. reports that airaljary lost contact with an aircraft, an hour after it took off. it was bound for algiers. the company started an emergency search for flight 5017. more than 100 people are on board. more on that story when we get it. >>> now, can a ceasefire between hamas and israel be achieved. secretary of state john kerry is on a push across the middle east to try to make it happen. he arrived in cairo to meet officials to secure a ceasefire plan. john kerry was in the occupied west bank for talks with the leaders much the leader of hamas says the movement will not agree to a ceasefire unless israel ends its siege. >> translation: many efforts are being exerted. many insist that we should ceasefire then negotiate. u.s. officials suppress that they are willing to offer assurances that following a ceasefire, they have experience in the past, and this is not cred ible. >> 7 3

paul beban and simon mcgregor-wood have these reports from the south and north. [ siren ] . >> reporterevery year the siren sound. 5:30am. greek cypriots marking the moments turkish forces began their in vase. at the cemetery they mourn those killed in the fighting. white crosses for of 6,000 soldiers who fell, and 1600 other greek cypriots that went missing. the president laid a wreath, and the leaders of other political parties. [ sings ] . >> reporter: later at this church, the service of remembrance was led by cypress's archbishop. >> translation: i feel like the invasion happened today, a huge country invaded, occupying 40%. no one cared, not the united nations or the european union that claims it's democratic. >> reporter: for the greek cypriots it's a day dominated by loss and mourning and are matched by frustration and anger that the politicians are unable or upwilling to solve the cyprus problem. for the latest on how this is remembered on the north i hand over to my colleague. >> reporter: for turkish cypriots memories of july 1994 are different to those south of line. the sol

during birth can reduce brain damage, reducing hypothermia can stop the brain cells dying much simon mcgregor-wood explanation. >> reporter: when a baby is starved of oxygen at birth, results can be catastrophic. brain cells die leading to damage and companies like cerebral palsy. cooling the babies birth limits the damage. 325 oxygen stafbed babe -- starved babies from split into groups much one group had texture reduced to 35.5 degrees september grate for 72 hours. 51.7% had an iq of 85 and above. within normal range, compared to 39.4% of those that didn't get the special treatment. the study found the benefits extended until the child was 7 or 8. >> he had effects. the effects on the brain tissue and cells was dramatic. when you stopped the treatment they don't go back into the death programme. they stay alive and had a profound effect on the outcome. >> reporter: the study proved to cooling prevents baby's brain cells in these circumstances from committing suicide. it's safe, cost effective and the benefits of treatment extend beyond the first few years of the child's life. the treatment will

i think that was maureen mcgregor who sang torn between two lovers if memory is correct. >>> so the firsts game were sold out in oakland's. naturally they will be sold out the next two here at at&t. and among them, the biggest baseball fan of all. burt and lee an steinberg are packing up for yet another trip. they are going to san diego but not to the zoo. you see, it's more of a mission. and less of a trip. >> burt had mentioned to me that he had always wanted to live the life of a ballplayer. >> all of these would be giveaways. i don't buy this stuff. >> good idea i said but, you know, running around the country i don't know. so she said, why don't you have your last chance in your life to do it, do it. >> do you remember the ticket? >> what tickets? [ laughter ] >> reporter: every day of the road trip is documented in a blog. >> i'm a technological ignorant when it's a night game the next morning if the breakfast i'll write my part of the blog. and then dictate it to her and she puts it in technically and does her thing with it and gets it online however she does it. i don't know. i do

simon mcgregor, al jazeera in turkish occupied northern cypress. >>> coming up, the housing market is hot in some parts in the country, so hot employers have trouble finding enough people to actually build new homes. that story is next. people of our time. >> talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >>> it was a mixed day on wall street as investors mulled corporate earnings and economic reports. the dow fell as you can see just about 3 points, the s&p 500 up slightly while the nasdaq was off by two points. the world's largest retailer has a new leader here in the united states. walmart's u.s. chief bill simon will leave the company next month after four years and succeeded by greg foran who heads the walmart asian unit. the exact reason is unclear, but walmart's sales are sluggish. >>> new numbers show the really sector is still suffering to recover from the great recession. sales fell more than 8% in june. that's a big number. just 406,000 homes were sold during the month. sales of existing homes rose 2.6% during the same period. where there is a building boom, there is actuall

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now cory's mom, ann mcgregor is speaking out for the first time about the son she called baby bear. horrendous. until three days ago i couldn't look at a picture of cory so there's been progress. >> reporter: can you talk about that night one year ago? >> no. >> when you found out? >> no. ♪ i know it's late and lea, do you keep in touch with lea. >> i do. she texts me and e-mails me. she's hurting too. >> reporter: she last saw cory two days before his death and said he was planning to sign a lease on a new place in vancouver. >> so he wanted to give hollywood up. ash t wn ated his eyes t hav .ehatation, h cay to them? live every moment. grab the second. >> do you blame hollywood at all? >> i don't think blame is a good thing to do, no, he could -- that was his choice. ♪ just the same shy does everything ♪ >> you have to get some satisfaction when you saw how much talent your son had. >> pretty amazing. >> and he was a star. >> i'm still in awe. i always will be. >> and i asked her how she felt the show dealt with his death. she said she hasn't been able to watch it since. in fact,

now cory's mom, ann mcgregor is speaking out for the first time about the son she called baby bear. horrendous. until three days ago i couldn't look at a picture of cory so there's been progress. >> reporter: can you talk about that night one year ago? >> no. >> when you found out? >> no. ♪ i know it's late and lea, do you keep in touch with lea. >> i do. she texts me and e-mails me. she's hurting too. >> reporter: she last saw cory two days before his deathth and said he was planning to sign a lease on a new place in vancouver. >> so he wanted to give hollywood up. he didn't want that life anymore, do you think? >> i think he was easing himself out of it. >> reporter: cory's mom shared these never before seen videos of cory as a child. here at 8 years old in a school play and here a smiling boy giving his dog a bath. >> cory had that mischievous side to him all the time. he was always kind of, you know, looking forward -- >> something else. >> stimulation. >> when did he start to get into trouble? >> cory was 15. he did a code blue and i think that was the turning point. he had a l

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i expect them to raise numbers, and it turns out it was a bust, so mcgregor, used this for a long timeooperating in dublin, who knows. >> could do an inversion. when you work -- we could be married. >> that was a tough set of data, and, you know what? seems like richard was nuts in that chicago hilton, but he had the right data. >> i don't want to embarrass the judge, but he asked me, jim, whether the fugitive movie was based on a tv series or something, and -- >> really? production -- you know 1:00 eye? that is not about swiss alarm clocks, but the eighth air force. >> and a one arm guy. >> the bad guy. >> maybe in the finale. >> he found him on a chicago subway. >> hey, jim, happy birthday to your pop. >> oh, thank you, pop is 92 dead, thank you so much. >> good genes, good genes. >> thank you so much. >> the container store -- >> the retail funk, the funk that exists at the container store but not other stores? this company came public and disapointed since. it's kind of -- they are still telling a story about opening store store, but this is the disappointment i wish they said was

gray onr mention is pat so incensed after a called with waller, he park mcgregor, the president called him and pat gray felt tell the president that some of the president some mort top staff are mortally wounding you. and we go to the period after that. the president , did meet john dean. on the 15th, the president after halderman congratulated him for plugging about nd talked containment and something to the effect of cutting losses or buttoning it up or something that. then you go into the -- you go into the next period, march 21. say that i don't think that the president directed the payment of hush money. and i don't think -- i don't think we can make that allegation. ut let me tell you what happened. the president on march 20 ordered john dean. hings were beginning to get a little hot. the president on march 20 ordered john dean to conduct a report. report, this is the second dean report. he says that's right. is the president speaking. try something general like i checked into this matter. i categorically based my following.ion on the halderman did not do this, mr. not this.d mr.