as juicy poise tiny supposedly to much the short hours of daylight's their winter favorite here in perth. ok overall good all right ok let's see how good i am of the rolling pin. and then the contents is even did so we've got chicken breasts with some with some young ones in there as well and a bit of cream that's going to make up awfully good. once each has a generous dollop the edge is a sealed and crimped into a shape that reminded me of what. my west country roots hope they're. used to working with the past these are the states in the past. three each one is has made and has the reputation of being the best in the city the restaurant serves them to around fifty guests tonight. gets the best of it now frying them in lots of oil. more space for taste better. and after just a couple of minutes they're ready to be plated up and served with this special sauce appropriate poem treat it all with a good thing just his analysis ok so mustard and then they go. of course the proof of the force of course you can only need to. think i'm going to be packing on the winter insulation movies. there's

these are the sort of bears you really wouldn't mind bunny and sue and here in perth make has a bit of a superstar across seas the winner of a golden george the equivalent. of a teddy bear. his designs have been cleaning up in international competitions for several years now from her postcard pairs to her jeans characters she's amassed an impressive collection of her own. some of natasha's bears a real antiques including one that's supposed to have belongs on the cholas the second she used to be a told me can you turn to teddy when a scottish friend brought us some plans to make their clothing now she can put together a new furry friend in around ten hours and she's a pretty good teacher too so let us see his kindly offered to show me the arts of making your own. if i can get this little guy to look a little bit more cuddly. ultra quick tutorial on stuffing my first pair began to look far more healthy when i was ready for something a little more delicate. all of that was easier said than done. after no fail. and then there was the question of how to get them in the right position and h

>> perth, australia. >> you like being above it, not near it, not in it.never we hear of the crazy shark attacks, there's on the gold coast, the other side of australia, not perth. >> perth, australia. >>> still ahead, bobbi kristina speaks out, telling oprah she can still hear her mother's voice. >>> and rush limbaugh, it's costing shows like his money. several right wing shows literally black listed by advertisers. we're going to tell you all about that. you are watching "early start." ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whol

it is about 140 miles south of perth. the fishery department will examine the bite marks on his body to determine the species of starke. it is the fourth fatal shark attack since september in australia. a very special louis delivery this morning. expectant parents were driving to the hospital when christie disk -- started getting contractions. at 4 days overdue, baby liam could not wait. she delivered the baby in her car while her husband drove 85 miles per hour. >> we thought we had plenty of time, but then she was like, i can feel the baby. and i was like, here we go a little bit faster. >> i push one more time and there was his whole body. we had our baby. >> wow. a really cute baby, too. she said their pastor and their faith help them stay calm. >> getting it to 85, i don't know. >> she stayed calm. it was an note -- >> it was an okay today, but i think tomorrow is going to be better. we will talk about it with the forecast in just a moment. the track is open at pimlico now. here is the view. right now, downtown, the

i want to show you the pictures and what has been transpiring here along this town in perth n perth-andover. we've had a significant, rapid thaw so this river which at one point you can clearly see was iced over is no longer. that ice is melting, dislodging, coming out in chunks and then it jams up in certain areas of the river and it acts essentially as a barrier here so all of that water begins to flow up and we have significant flooding and also very quick flooding, almost like flash flooding. look at the temperatures here behind me. this is what set the stage essentially, temperatures anywhere from 10 to 15 plus above normal through the early part of march in new brunswick. we've been seeing the warm temperatures and that has resulted in upstream thawing, the ice gets dislodged and sometimes the river narrows in some areas or the ice jum gets blocked up here and so you get that buildup, that flow coming in behind. the water has to go somewhere. it can't continue flowing through its natural path so it floods out to the villages here. that is exactly what's been happening there with our g

it happened in perth. they're trying to capture the shark now. we're learning new details about the disappearance of a mother whose husband killed himself and their children last month. investigators say they have newly revealed clues about what may have happened to susan powell who went missing in december 2009. documents and police possession showed that her blood was found in their house and she left a note that if she ever vanished, something was wrong. after she disappeared police in utah never arrested her husband. >> they had a lot more evidence than we were ever led to believe. they had statements from josbjh that were clearly lies. am her body was never found. he killed the couple's two young sons and killed himself when he deliberately set fire to their home. fired a tv host keith olbermann is not leaving quietly. he says he will discuss his dismissal with david letterman next week. al gore said that he lote -- no longer fit in and was not showing up for work. he said he did he -- he said he plans to sue. he also had an acrimonious spli

ships greater access to a naval base in the western city of perth. the u.s. air force plans to step up its training in australian airspace. >>> palestinians and israeli troops have fought during a day of palestinian protests. israeli soldiers killed a protester in the gaza strip. more than 10,000 palestinians took to the streets in the west bank and gaz za strip. they were marking the anniversary of the killing of six arabs by israeli forces in 1976 during protests against israeli compensation of land. israeli soldiers shot and killed a palestinian man in gaza as protesters approached the border with israel. protesters in the outskirts of jerusalem burned tires and threw rocks at israeli troops. the soldiers retaliated with tear gas and rubber bullets. palestinian medical officials say more than 100 people were wounded. >>> it's time now to check on some of the stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin with this item sent by ddi india. a four day international arms show has opened in new delhi. about 560 firms from around 30 countries inc

. >>> speaking of beaches, on the coast near perth, australia, one beach has been closed due to a massivehark feeding frenzy. video from a helicopter shows 50 sharks attacking a large school of tuna very close to shore. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. dow opens at 12 now, 12,959. nasdaq lost 4. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei added 9 points. in hong kong, the hang seng rose 205. >>> as investors looked to head to today's fed meeting, a lot of them sat on the sidelines yesterday. it was the lightest trading day on the year on the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. energy, utility, and consumer staple stocks pushed blue chips higher. jpmorgan chase was among banks that suffered ahead of a possible fed decision on the soundness of the nation's largest lenders. youku shot up 27% after announcing plans to buy rival tudo in an all stop deal valued at more than a billion dollars. shares skyrocketed more than 150%. yahoo! filed a lawsuit against facebook in a california court over 10 alleged patent infringements.

. >> that's a school of 50 sharks feeding off the shores of perth, australia.or them to be this close to shore. and some of these sharks were almost eight and a half feet long. there were no people injured in this. in fact, as soon as they saw the school of sharks feeding, they actually didlose the beach. what they think happened was a small school of fish came in that some tuna were actually feeding on. and th the sharks were feg on both th tuna fis >> circle of life. tuna casserole. >> this was caught by the west pack rescue helicopter. they saw this as they were scanning the perimeter of the area and got their cameras out. there were several different kinds of sharks, whalers, black tip whalers, spinner sharks. >> i like to stay knee-deep in the ocean. no need to go further than that. >>> the cinnamon challenge is so yesterday. the new one is the baking soda vinegar challenge. >> oh, no. that's how you make those volcanos in fourth grade. >> yeah. >> start eating the baking soda, and like the cinnamon challenge and then hurry and try toel swallow everything.

>> they were spotted near the shore in perth, australia. they were feeding on a school of tuna. at least they have good taste. no report of injuries. >> the beach was opened a couple hours later. >> i wouldn't go. >> are you kidding me? >> you know who would go? lawrence. >> i often feel like i'm swimming with the sharks. but look at this. no shark bites. >> there we go. >> i have a big suit on. >> and we have big changes coming our way as we see the clouds moving in later tonight. the rain is coming back and big time. outside right now, let's take a look and looking pretty good toward the last dry day of the week. and partly cloudy skies, around the bay area right now. the temperatures are just beginning to warm up a bit. 57 degrees in concord. and 57 in oakland and 58 degrees in livermore. and that is 53 degrees, still cool in santa rosa. and still, as you're traveling around the bay area. a few more clouds, a mixture of sunshine. otherwise looking good. more clouds on the way tonight, and a chance developing, more rainy days ahead. and we will have a real good soaking for the

associated with russia and the bear and although you might not see too many running around the streets of perth that doesn't mean you can't find them if you know it'd look. if you go down to one particular workshop you're sure of a big surprise. these are the sort of bears you really wouldn't mind running and see and hear in their makers a bit of a superstar they can seize the winner of a golden george equivalent. of the teddy barrels. of his designs have been cleaning up an international competitions for several years now from her postcard bears to her genes characters and she's amassed an impressive collection of her own. some of natasha's bears a real antiques including one that's supposed to have belongs on nicholas the second she used to be a toll maker who turned to teddy when a scottish friend brought us some plans to make back loading now she can put together a new furry friend in around ten hours and she's a pretty good teacher too so i think she has kindly offered to show me the arts of making your own any pets i'm going to see. if i can get this little guy to look a little bit more c

i can confirm the announcement today the results of the civic honors competition namely that perth and asauf have been awarded the right to call themselves a city and amor will have a lord mayor and while there's disappointment in other communities who entered into this contest, i think it is, indeed, another announcement which lifts the spirit of the nation in this, the year of the queen's diamond jubile. >> before the general election, the deputy prime minister said he was pro foundly hostile to the closure of factories, now 1700 disabled people are losing their jobs because of the closure of 36, what difference has he made? >> mr. speaker, as the honor or able lady will know,s in a study that was conducted of the head of the uk forum. her conclusions are supported by organizations mike mind and mencap and others, this is what they think we should be doing. they believe that segregated employment that was started in the after math of the second world war is not the best way to promote the interests of disabled people in this country. >> thank you mr. speaker, last weekend the deputy

on behalf of everyone in the house, i would like to convey my congratulations to all people of perth who worked in such a way to get this accolade, this award today. >> there is a lot of attention being attracted this week. many will be at risk if the policy planning for norv does not follow germany's example of combining economic success with tough controls to protect the countryside. can we be assured that a truly green planning framework is still a safe bet? >> the government is publishing a planning framework surely. it is important we do everything including through the planning system to promote growth because we need growth, we need jobs, and we need new homes, particularly for young families were not able to have of homeland and calderÓn. of course that should be tempered by social and environmental considerations. >> on monday, the housing minister told me and the house the government has no plans or wish to introduce rent- controlled in the private sector. is the deputy prime minister aware that the rising of the private sector brands in central london, the capping of housi

the guys -- the valuable guys at this reunion are freddie and perth. fred clue. al montgomery, alan brown. it is not -- you know. they are not here. >> tell me about them. i mean, that might be a way to escape it. >> yeah, yeah. because maybe i need them as much as they need me. >> do they know that? that you need them like they need you? >> no. because i -- i don't think i have gotten -- i don't think i have gotten in touch with my sensitivity to be able to communicate that to the men. the other piece is we never have time for meaningful conversations. it is -- i mean, tonight when we go to the dinner, we will be overcome by lots of stuff. so to sit down and have a meaningful conversation with these guys about what you feel and how you feel and where you are, whatever, i have never done that. the only guy that -- that i have spent after vietnam some quality time with is don adams. and that's just been recent. we go to typhoon games together. he is a big georgia tech guy. we go down and spend time. i stay at his house. but we have never had real dialogue about th

. >>> speaking of beaches, on the coast near perth, australia, one beach has been closed due to a massive feeding frenzy. video from a helicopter shows 50 sharks attacking a large school of tuna very close to shore. >> and now here's a first look at how wall street will kick off the day. dow opens at 12,959. nasdaq lost 4. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei added 9 points. in hong kong, the hang seng rose 205. >>> as investors look ahead to today's fed meeting, a lot of them sat on the sidelines yesterday. it was the lightest trading day on the year on the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq. energy, utility, and consumer staple stocks pushed blue chips higher. jpmorgan chase was among banks that suffered ahead of a possible fed decision on the soundness of the nation's largest lenders. youku shot up 27% after announcing plans to buy rival tudo in an all stock deal valued at more than a billion dollars. shares skyrocketed more than 150%. yahoo! filed a lawsuit against facebook in a california court over 10 alleged patent infringements. $25 billion sett

year the belorussian feeling to reach the sony ericsson open semifinals following defeat to murray in perth charlie. beat on a twenty six match winning streak since the turn of the year run which included her is truly an open victory in melbourne in january it was the best start made by any player on the women's tour since martina hingis in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven a frenchwoman for charlie the woman in control this termite winning in st six six three six three. four telling our faces poland's i'd missed her advance in the last four that's for the fifth seed soft returning venus williams in straight sets six four six one this week saw a one hundred thirty fourth run. returned to competitive tennis for the first time since the us open last september after illness. in the men's draw and the murray has built his place in the semifinals after a four six six three six four win over young sort of h. it was the serve those who fought back from a break to take the opener before murray did likewise in the second promptly saying the match in the final set. to rafael it i'll be the scots

the winners out of 25 competitors, chanceford, perth and st.ets which pair a population of 3.5 thousand and is home of the music festival launched in the 1970's. >> i'm in singapore. >> and in london, the headline this is hour. at a meeting in washington, president obama and david cameron have reaaffirmed their determination to stay the course in afghanistan. >> meanwhile, president obama has warned iran that time is running out to find a diplomatic solution over its nuclear ambitions. >> let's get more on that state dinner happening at the white house. joining us in the studio is dr. patrick bashon, president of the democracy institute, a washington based independent policy research organization. thanks for coming on to the bbc "newsday." we've seen lots and lots of smiles but in theory, both of these men, president obama and the british prime minister are on completely different spectrums. >> you have a liberal and a conservative in the european sense and yet it's in their mutual self-interests to be buddy-buddy during this trip. president ob

. >>> a shark feeding frenzy closes the beach in perth, australia. swimmers ordered out of the water, yeah, no kidding. sharks were spotted near shore yesterday feeding on a school of tunena . the beach was closed for two hours. we are told the sharks are back today but nobody got hurt. >>> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain was bad, but the thought of not being a hang glider pilot was worse. [ female announcer ] that's when eves turned to sutter health's palo alto medical foundation. [ eves ] the doctors that i dealt with, they got it, that this old guy wanted to return as a hang glider pilot. they got me flying again. [ female announcer ] palo alto medical foundation, and sutter health -- our story is you. we're working on for eyewitness news at 6. it's about the last think you d expect to find floating in the bay.

points with fifth place chelsea and boost their claims for a place in europe next season and they see perth first half display for my pies to see say opened after just six minutes then provided at seven ben arfa himself turned scorer six minutes later before a game keane ups the safety put the visitors three no up at half time and defensive mix up that substitute shane long pull on back after the break but you cassell held on to maintain their push near the baggies are now without a win in three batches remain eleven points clear of the relegation zone in fourteen. we will have saturday ranch to city return to the top but only on goal difference after salvaging a one one draw at stoke however second place manchester united do have a game elsewhere arsenal cemented third place with a three nil home win over aston villa chelsea remain fierce after a goal or straw with fourth placed tottenham bolton stunned liverpool to want to move out of the relegation zone sunderland beach q.p.r. and everton wants one of the wolves lost their fourth in a row two one up in r.h. . while there was a nail bitin

just a few minutes will be travelling to another year or how they sit in perth we saw the adventure. going back to the headline shock they go away. this respectable british gentleman's choice was. to leave jackets and old whiskey. a much younger wife. and more than twenty years of intelligence service in profits of the soviet union. philby's choice on parties. close enough she was used to. screech where the floor mine floors are made and can be tested to the limit. not only are she goes to the. blacksmithing was developed from a craft into an industry. where rough logs turn into words of beauty. and where a village called newspaper hi jim it keeps horses well to. russia . where the end of the core war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake especially of sounds a little nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. but most of the victims to use it. all. you know if you keep spending a trillion dollars a year on weapons of eventually you're going to blow everybody up you ca

said to be crumbling critics say strict regulations and political bickering in washington is perth and think domestic firms from facts on the streets and as our own galindo explains chinese companies are now ready to cash in on america. los angeles has rolled out the red carpet for the man who was likely the future leader of china by president xi jinping took a tour of the china shipping terminal where the company just completed a forty seven million dollar expansion at the port of los angeles more than one hundred twenty billion dollars of chinese goods pass through here just last year but trade isn't the only item on the agenda l.a. mayor antonio be a reg oza is also hoping that the chinese and best in the city's infrastructure including public transportation and ports we need to be number one in infrastructure spending and the quality of our our infrastructure and now we're down to number thirty two three hundred by bale's high spain one lots of different countries really our infrastructure is crumbling chinese investment may even help ease some of this l.a. traffic the mayor's cert

this is perth australia where they are feed og and school of tuner. swimmers received reports of the sharks schooling off the coast and they got out and no reports of any injuries. the beach was opened a couple hours later. don't know if anyone would have gone to the water. >>> 50 year owled towers that doll nated the ---year-old towers that dominated the skyline are history. they carried out explosion three coolant towers and chimney stack crumbled to the ground in less than 20 seconds. a green energy park is being developed. >>> bomb scare people into a emergency evacuation in chicago. >> coming up what happened and what is behind this threat or this bomb threat and you will raise an eyebrow saying really? >>> why a popular brand of laundry detergeent is a hot item for thieves. >> yesterday it was a hot story. that is bizarre story we will have when "good morning maryland" continues. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from

at about five minutes time will be travelling to another the city of perth with the intrepid james brown. and a wrap up of our main stories is coming your way in just a few minutes stay with us. nearly a billion people in the world are going to. the united. states even our trash cans are food the food you just have to go get all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked in even get all over the other ones just room all the way up and cheese from the german alps you clearly like. a profile. from the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on the grill take just made one dozen times to egg whites. delicious breakfast for the family make some toast for about a week every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of. with the end of the boer war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared. the risk is not zero love something might be going off by mistake special it sounds a little nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. focus of the difference to use it as a threat all as an echo of it but you know if you

a shark feeding frenzy spotted off the coast of perth, australia chowing down on tuna. swimmers were ordered out of the water a few hours later, the sharks went on their way and the beach was reopened. no reports of anyone getting hurt just a pretty cool sight. >>> how long

s biggest construction firms sure enough he uncovered a sixteen page file on himself and kill or perth's. political party political activists where for three or four part it was printed. and they were the employers were distributing this amongst themselves with this practice the organization. basically normally would offer people from employment much of the information in hadley style is clips probably left wing newspapers and the union magazines but some comes from a different source altogether the police i was and their names as participants on another fascist demonstration know this information doesn't come from their employers could only have come from a place i mean we don't agree with the employers keep a blacklist it's no legal thing. mention when the security forces are kitman for business that it almost marks of a place that working on a building sites one. the most dangerous jobs in the u.k. . there were fifteen deaths in the construction industry many of the band's workers say the reason they're on the blacklist is because they blew the whistle on poor health and safety standa

north korea and this is just a working satellite which it wants to send into space in april to mark in perth and to an area of the state founder kim il sung several countries including the u.s. russia and china have condemned pyongyang. to break the news now and head off the beaten track if it should be this. saturday night for some more of russia's hidden corners close up. or are taking to remote settlement in the year of mountains which post headline grabbing name the village of newspapers was called where it seems tongue stood still for almost a century as it gets about as remote as you can get tongue but managed to find its way there though. you could terran berg is one of russia's biggest cities but a few hours away it's a different world where we were going even tarmac would be a luxury that we end of the road from here to the village it's just forest time for me to do this and go even further off the beaten track. eventually we saw it welcome to the village of news paper population ten people two horses two cows and no running water no electricity and one rather strange name it was fo

plan for example dictating humanitarian corridors and what have you and observers can also be and perth and the way that heals affectively the same type of results that we have witnessed in libya ok i mean kofi annan team say they received the official response from damascus to that peace plan that he's put forward but the envoys aides haven't revealed the details very interesting to see what that response might be what do you think the syrian response was. i think the syrian response to this plan will be positive just like it was positive for the plan of the arab league before even though the plan of the arab league was supposed to be a stepping stone for further intervention in syria which is by the way not off the table yet we have continuously heard some arab regimes saying that they are for military intervention in syria by islamic and through https so for example and i've said this before as far as the love growth agreement with the arab league before in cairo saying there is no foreign intervention in syria does not rule out out of and islamic and military intervention in syria s

vettel a punch at late in the race the german finished in a lonely eleventh place while fast rising in perth chasing a one is a for the lead judging by his lap times looked all set to overtake the spine is however woeful arrowed just six laps ago prove costly the next in running wide outing alonzo to go on his twenty eighth career victory norton settle for third alonzo later said ferrari still need to improve their car. and be surprised. there we think if we were not. truly a we were not going to be good for you i will be all for this for sure it is too short of me for that's for sure. ted is now in second seed maria sharapova shrugged off a slow start to the solomons to breeze into the last sixteen in miami in her opening up of the hats you can from a set down against israel's shaft here but this time last year's beaten finals was back to her germinating best it's a local qualifier sloane stephens shrug of her blasted a winner from a half course to maintain the momentum in the second set. called the shots from the baseline less than the return of long would see the match six four six two ne

best performing stocks market this year but let me put in this presidential victory is providing of perth of boost to the markets now but not much let's have a look at the figures the my six is out imports six percent the r.t.s. is gaining a quarter of a percent this hour traders here say that there could be another a local rally over the next several days the full and here are the stocks movers on them isaac's this hour now we're seeing consumer and consumer stocks rallying the t.v. bank is adding over eight percent after all the shares of the markets following the biggest from rally in the week at the same time there's energy majors are off rosner than gas from are adding as well and that's not because of the presidential elections but also because the prices of oil are up now now let's head to europe where stocks are lower and reports show contraction in business activity in the region is finally. is fueling concerns that persisting problems in europe will remain and let's check on the currency rates now right now the ruble is losing both against the presence of the the greenback and t

borrowing money and spending what they don't have so they've been falsely representing economic came in perth three decades and now it's time to pay the check so to speak if we have to eat our broccoli or is so fond of those eat our peas. i don't believe that it's going to actually be implemented i believe that the greeks will continue to say they'll do it but when you really get down to it it's not going to happen in the same things likely to occur places like spain where you have terrible one point of problems i think it's inevitable that greece is going to default i don't see how they can get out of this mess other than by defaulting they spent their money they don't have it they chant contracts their government spending an economy you know be able to pay it back and so the obvious thing to do is to walk away and say so sorry so sad we're not going to pay you the knock on effects here depending on what other nations decide to go down the same road could be extraordinarily severe and some countries are forced to go over the top to cope with the economic crisis has nothing that asked our vie

to find jobs and worries over how their countries and governments who do with come in protest of perth to be students planning to make their voices heard. using quite this has sparked fears of a lost generation with youth unemployment at an all time high with more than forty nine percent of sixteen to twenty four year olds they're out of work it's staying that is particularly stuff that we've come here today one of the universities in spain to speak to some of the students here it's really high unemployment biggest he was like to be a student at this time in the country. truly because you know the the future you can expect an employment of this high and the. schools are becoming a private business it's hard to tell if you're going to find a job when you when you finish studying if you can actually do some college studies because if you have to pay really high price for them you're not even going to be able to go to college at all think of those. people who suffer what our. children and i think their government has to think that indication is the most important thing because because of

control to be nature's turner lists and to see the stuff we were doing what went wrong is that has the perth reid regime began to have you lose them could play a big role in the region and it's a stupid even if you like or a vessel stave of the great city it's this ratio of a collapse in egypt. this began to affect their television networks and subsequently with the war in libya the channel became an open propaganda trammell during be libyan war many people stopped watching i was to see her because he wanted a better balanced picture it's not that they were broken elfie him exactly the same thing is happening in relation to syria now and the op you know and the coverage of part of it was appalling utterly appalling and so it has become a sanctuary a channel which touts the building off its state. you're watching live from moscow and still to come for you in the program ditching the euro but find out how spanish shopkeepers are coming up with creative ways to keep the country's economy alive or spain struggles to stay afloat amid a massive debt crisis and for more on the global economy over t

some background here right the stock act or the stop trading on congressional knowledge act this is perth introduced to congress almost five years ago and may two thousand and seven it was designed to stop elected officials and their staffers from profiting off of the nonpublic information that's regularly disclosed in the corridors of power it's also designed to stop lobbyists research analysts other people within the so-called political intelligence industry from selling that nonpublic information to speculators so it's what about why the purity is rightly to congress. what a force political intelligence to disclose their activities and a lot of people out there that this stuff was already illegal but thanks to a lack of robust due to sherry agreements and better regulation it was not so congress people in hedge funds therefore gleefully profit off of profit off of insider info in the shadows almost americans are made to police fully unaware and suddenly for me saw a spate of news stories coming out about it we spoke about it here on the show and then in november of last year the issue

so late defensively will be nice and i was friends with us to school in perth and josee beat us here one meal we believe but we were also able to do the scene on the return because usually you can always scores and pulling your weight we're going to london with the same beliefs and the same confidence is if the score could be the only one or even been cheated and won this match. staying with football we're f.a. cup quarter final six place in england and she's the evening tottenham are through to the semi's after a three one victory over bolton at white hart lane remember the original match had to be have bands after suffered a cardiac arrest after forty one minutes in the previous encounter eleven days ago everton is the other side making it so the last four following their sutil away went at sunderland after their original tie and in a one old role at goodison park. while there has been a high profile managerial sacking in italy and coach claudio ranieri received his marching orders after the sides in this small run of form in syria and there was a rehab only one victory their last

perth is bracing for an attack from the largest solar storm in five years.through space for a day and a half, the charged particles are due to arrive this morning. they could disrupt utility grids, airline flights satellite networks, and gps services in the northern area. they could also create auroras. >> we will let the experts explain it to us. >> that is one of the biggest solar flares and we have seen in years. particles ejected out of the sun. because of the ionized particles, they are attracted to the polls -- the magnetic north and south poles. my days in north dakota brought beautiful northern lights. sometimes on a nightly basis depending on what was going on. 53 degrees in the district. these are tatars we normally see in the afternoon. it will be a very warm day. went out of the south that 10 miles per hour. -- wind out of the south at what -- 10 miles per hour. highs in the low to mid 70's. cooler tomorrow. areas of rain late tonight after dinner time. the coolest they will be saturday. lisa. >> everything seemed to be moving very smartly. if yo

our planet has reached a tipping point because of overpopulation and we need to encourage reasonable perth control it sure beats a right wing nutjob way of killing by denying health care and financial aid to children and people in need. ok here's the point the availability of birth control is a smaller dimension of a larger issue which is women having our women having power over their own bodies women having power in society well what you find when you look across the world is that those cultures where women have relatively equal power with men population stabilizes in those cultures where what women even with a veil birth control or women have very little power relative to men population explodes this is really a power issue overpopulation by the way it and of and and not just a power issue but it's a demonstrates the need for us to empower women around the world and educate girls around the world or population is a topic i talk about my book with tom hartman we're going to send it autographed copy so you can learn more about it that's it for your take my take the night we like your comme