the young girl would have taken mrs. hughes her breakfast, rather as daisy the kitchen maid is learning to cook from mrs. patmore. >> "downtown abbey" is a massive hit. why are people fascinated by? >> this is a question i asked myself many times, i don't know the answer. it's not knew to find fascinating this setup. upstairs, downstairs is a big hit. it came out in the early '70s. it makes fabulous drama, the relationship between upstairs and downstairs is one fraught with lots of interesting tensions. and i think it tells us something of our history, a world that seems familiar to us and completely alien. it's a world in way you can take sides. one feels a great sense of allegiance, i think, particularly for the servants downstairs, and because in many ways, i think especially in "downtown abbey" they exemplify a changing world. you can see the old deferences that they took for granted that they chaff against. that is typical. servants were a major part of the workforce. more than a third of british women employed worked in d

catholic church's teaching on homosexuality some theologians though so that they disagree with mrs mccabe says hughes. she's been described as deeply committed catholic high and interest in the way the church works and an expert in common goal but it's clear where the maccabees disagrees sharply with soul of its core beliefs. in comments made in edinburgh last month but only combing like milk she says i don't like my church is left to decay people i don't like to go the sooner he could see and if you are the so called sinner who likes to be cold but she went on. we also know that within the priesthood. a very large number of priests are gay. her comments. not surprisingly have caused some debate within the notion saying he fundamentally disagree but the former president's view. i think that's well as nike's looking for for the church too the changes you can traverse the teaching side of the church can give us because the teaching is true in college university and other towns today centuries thinks the bible. oh there still were more receptive saying the remarks think is perfect the positive message h

the coming days live now to cairo and hugh miles award winning freelance journalist and author of specializing in the middle east thanks so much for joining us mr miles while you've covered the situation the events in egypt extensively so how would you assess the situation there now. what it seems like a decision has been taken by the government to try and get rid of the muslim brotherhood once and for all. because both sides have a very cold the supporters it seems we are in for a prolonged conflict between these two it looks like more violence is on the costs unfortunately with no end in sight so why do you think that i mean why do you think that we are are in for a prolonged violent situation in the country what in your opinion would help to stop it. if there was some kind of reconciliation between the two you saw a problem is that. you did at that moment but you don't believe it possible the only person who has enough power in the country to bring about such reconciliation would be general sisi. at the moment his general sisi and his government. indications that they won't reconcile with the muslim brotherhood they are in this very hall you

hugh jackman, everyone. >> glad to see you. >> hundreds of fans flocking to our home at universal just to get a glimpse of mr.kman. >> how lucky we all aree came in here with us. >> i'm living currently in my house in what's known as the dog house. >> you are in the dog house? >> yes, because i've done four movies in a row. she said you need to take a little time off. >> good for you. >> a l of pick-up, soccer practices. i'm an assistant coach of the soccer team. >> you are? that's great. when you talk about your kids are they impressed by any of this? >> my 13-year-old when i showed him the wolverine, he goes awesome. that was it. he won't give me up anything more than that >>uick rapid fire in the home stretch. ready? what scares you what's your biggest phobia. >> fear itself. >> rol you passed on that youou regret. >> "chicago." ♪ ♪ roxy >> oh, my god, i love you. if you weren't an actor, what would you be doing? >> your job. >> really? >> yeah, i majored in journism at college. that was my thing. >> if you want to do my job, maybe you s should try it. >> maria, you have ridiculous strength in your abdomin

mr dolan backing away from the attack was repeatedly shown to a jury. after deliberating for more than six hours the jury returned this afternoon and acquitted of all defendants of manslaughter instead to jessica hughes was found guilty of assault and jack davey was found guilty by the jury of assault causing harm. they would be sentenced on the seventh of april judge tony holmes spoke of the incidents witnessed by the jury on cctv during the trial as it was the type of scene was repeated all too frequently. the second set of high profile television campaigns. he often says it might be of more protests to people to come into court to see the consequences of their actions. and the tillman family would prefer not to make any promises or the dolan family said afterwards they would comment on the case after sentencing in april. kira movie or teen use it or more. a couple for west cork of cloth with an all the way of raising funds for charities in their area over the past two decades poland ap the new plymouth last more than two dozen artists who visited their home in union hall to paint the same scene as seen from their front garden that have published a collection of paintings in the book and that amazi

hughes, steve sacks, mark ibel. we have liesman and santelli with us as well. mr. liesman, have you figured out this morning's report yet? >> here is the deal, guys. if good news is bad news and bad news is bad news as we see today in the market, then the only thing that's possible is no news is good news. and that's why the market is going up on monday because there's no economic data reports until 2:00. >> we got that going for us. was it weather related? what happened? >> we don't know. people think it was weather related but that doesn't explain all of the softness. look, i rarely get to a point where i'm so forecasting a positive number. every indicator, gdp, nfib, you name your alphabet soup, it was up going into this number. this is definitely an outlier, but what the trouble is is that this whole report, everywhere you look in the report, there is weakness in the jobs number. so you're going to have to wait until other data come along to really solve this. i'm calling it a tie right now. >> rick, if this were report is the exception to the rule if you look

hugh l. devil ayden aeronautical test range. -- draiden arrest nautical test range. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to evise and extend their remarks and to include extraneous material on h.r. 2279. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 455 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of h.r. 2279. the chair appoints the gentleman from kansas, mr. yoder, to preside over the committee of the whole. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for the consideration of h.r. 2279, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to amend the solid waste disposal act relating to review of regulations under such act, and to amend the comprehensive environmental response compensation and liability act of 1980 relating to financial responsibility for classes of facilities. the chair: pursuant to the rule, the bill is considered as read the first time. the gentleman from