of the hero ofce the 2003 rugby world cup. there he is. right, let's see what aaron has for us.pain eurozone, between on the front line in terms of the eurozone battle, the recession will simply not go away, it could mean more spending added to the millions already struggling. hello, there. one of the eurozone's most troubled economies had a bad start to the year. the spanish economy shrank by half of 1% in the first three months of the year, making it the seventh straight month of contraction. in fact, the spanish economy shrank by 1.9% last year. this came as the government forecast for the coming year came to 1.3%. meaning basically that the recession is going to continue for all of this year around that figure. also figures out of the european union last week, i am sure that you remember this, of whopping 27% of the spanish population out of work, meaning 6.2 million people who simply cannot find work there. pretty nasty, but believe it or not, experts have been telling us that all of this could have been a lot worse. >> it was good news in a way that we see the pace of cons

everybody wearing from a and ofc moment of silence for victims in boston. couldn't get out of the first engine. nate first mainly league homer. 3 run and end after third of an inning. wind swirling. i have one of these too. gusting 40 miles an hour michael taylor i got it you take it. nobody. a's win and giant the night off. sharks in phoenix scoreless into the second period. hoopd the net he fires and rebound. less than 2 minutes later tom off the face off. top shelf. high degree of difficulty. 2 nothing san jose. sharks acquired ralph and called an irritant. inference the scuffle this followed. sharks get 3 goals in the second period. joe off the 2, 1, 1. t they shut them out. 35 saves. that's sports. brought to you by river rock casino on night when sports was strictly a diversion >> that's right. thanks for the diversion. >> we'll have update on the >> we'll have update on the boston bombing >> right >> make sure you have a jacket or sweater first thing tomorrow morning. chilly start and inland valley clear sky breezy at the coast. temperature mid 30's

construction of a state of the art space port ready to host rocket launches from twenty fifteen and his legacy ofc reports. this now only looks like a pit dug in the middle of nowhere but in just two years time this will become one of russia's top priority facilities tucked away deep in the tiger forest in the russian far east this is the construction site of russia's brand new spaceport the us torch need an ambitious project worth ten billion dollars it will become the main and the sole launching pad of all russia's manned space ships starting from the year twenty eighteen but the first test launches are expected to start in just two years time and will replace in many ways of the baikonur cosmodrome which certainly belongs to kazakhstan and the geographic location of the draw me is much more convenient. baikonur it's understood that when a space ships to take off some parts disconnect from the vessels and fall into the ground in this case they will not be falling into the ground or more likely be falling into the ocean of course there will be some disadvantages when the cosmodrome is finished is

the facts are 5 trillion, added to deficit since psident took ofce, and. mark, what do you make of curious george, these -- zain i'm sorry. what do you make? >> i don't want to be mark by the way. i would disagree that too late. i think time, that our congress and in particular our president maybe played this game, never too late to learn, especially when it comes to telling the truth. liz: lindsay -- i didn't mean to get upset with you mark, but come on. the data has been there. and lindsay, you saw the white house, the last couple of years putting forward a fictional julia character, and julia lives, she starts on life on head start, gets tuition credits, and ends up in a community garden, what do you make of this? >> this is the problem. that fundamental juxtaposition of deals, we're trying to teach our kids to save, and be self reliant, and then the government is pushing these ideas of government reliance. this is the fundamental argument we continue to have. we could shovel this -- solve this with one question, what if we were all julia? that is what

you can see right in front of me this huddle of police ofce ag state ton police ahead. no one particularly reacting at this point. >> hearing he was just walking his dog brianna saying how lucky he is no one was hurt. >> right imagine staying home all day get the all clear you go outside to walk the dog and hear shots. it makes me think back to what jahar's father said about him, as far as he knew he never hand yeld a weapon before or experienced military training to have a city on lock down now because of this. you have to wonder about the timing. his father said jahar was just planning to ruiathat jusse? to his father? did he purchase a plane ticket? how far along ago did they start planning that bomb on monday? >> i can hear pierre. he's on the phone again. you're getting insight into how diligently he works on a day like today. back to you for jo. are you surprised by these events? people going out on the streets walking their dogs? having to dive to hit the floor? >> sounds like police have the both ends of the street it sounds likeus police said it was going to b

ofce wednesday the state texas has sent aid and assistance to our fire fighters and citizens impacted by this tragedy. leading those efforts in the state of texas and initiating a rebuilding is the honorable governor who rick perry. [applause] >> thank you for coming. it was just a few years ago we created the star of texas reward to honor our responders, those that were injured or killed in the line of duty. every year we have the families of those we have lost, some of those injured first responders but come to the capital. i have met with those families and hurt those stories. without exception, the stories -- and heard those stories. they demonstrated extraordinary community pride to a person. our first responders know they are placing themselves in danger, whether they are braving the flames of fire, whether they are transporting injured via a helicopter or racing to the scene of an accident, first know better thantte anyone there is no such thing as a routine emergency. those who died last week certainly know about, but it did theylow them down, as raced toward of earning factor

: it is worth going out that depending on how old people are in britain when they watch with a lot ofcedemories. the cathedral is one of the two big national churches in london. it is not the one where we crowne kings or queens, that is westminster abbey, but this is in view of all sorts of ideas about the second war world -- second world war. with ideas of state funerals, winston churchill -- it is also for people of the right age, it talks about the falklands war because there was extraorrdinary -- an dinary gamble. saving britain's reputation. and a victoryde service. she had a public fight with the head of the church of england about the nature of that service. it should be a victory service or should it be a remembrance of the dead. things were and that point, 1983. the archbishop of canterbury hated thatcher, or dislike her stronger -- her strongly. he wore that metal on his casket in the pulpit in support of the cathedral. and everybody understood that this was his rebuke of the prime minister who is he saw as a warmonger, taking credit for the victory. .o it is a very political s

now director of national course ofce to take a armsn which was to provide to the resistance and it washere in the white house. so secretarying ale, i'm aware discussed some of the really fulmen yue that you have issues that you are confronting. but not sure there's another issue that thousands of people, pouring every night into refugee camps and people are being slaughtered as we speak. i hope that you will gain as informed assessment of the situation as you can. policy decision that you could recommend to the united states.e i'm not saying you should -- obviously i would like to see course the same decision that the other members of the national security team did. but whatever i would like for a decision as to what course of action you would recommend to the president of united states and what would be necessary from your to how to most successfully achieve that goal. of the understand all issue that you have to face. you were talked about most of of the morning. but i think this is a just tarian issue that simply is unacceptable to continue on the path that it's on. i'm sorry for th