needs polly was a bank teller in kentucky at a u.s. bank for twenty four years in two thousand and nine she heard someone say have a blessed day as a way to say goodbye and she thought that was just lovely so she started telling her customers have a blessed day as a way to say goodbye at the bank she continued to do that for a few years that was her expressing her right to religion and this is the bank's response expressing their role as the p.c. police they issued her a code of ethics violation u.s. bank claims that customers had been complaining over pollies they have a blessed day because of its christian kind of patients after she got the violation pollies stopped telling people to have less today's that lasted for a few months but then she was like you know what screw this i'm going back to telling people to have blessed days because. i have a right to do that and for that she was fired her lawyer jeff blankenship says at the end of the day this is a clear cut case of how he being fired for exercising her constitutionally protecte

investigators have not determined if polly pavilion will be usable this year. >> polly pavilion hastingen quite a bit of water and two of our parking structures has gotten a bunch of water. >> 8-10 million gallons of water was lost before the line was shut down. service was cut to some homes but it has been restored. water district officials are asking people in los angeles to conserve even more water than before. while there are no reported injuries from this water main break, there were some close calls. >> this is exactly what we're afraid of. we had somebody that were in the water, they got swept off their feet and they got trapped underneath their car. >> many cars and buses got stuck in that rushing water and mud. firefighters searched more than 200 vehicles and rescued five people who were trapped in their cars. now the los angeles department of water and power is coming under heavy criticism. people are asking why it took crews 3.5 hours to shut down the line. millions of gallons of water were wasted in the middle of this drought. and in 30 minutes from now the department's explan

. >> polly pavilion, home to so many ncaa championship banners is home to a clean up. it is underwater. >> crews estimate at its height there was five to six inches of water on the floor and now they are doing everything possible to get it off before the wood buckles. >> we know the damage will be caused by standing water on the hardwood floor. >> the flow of 8 million to 10 million gallons of water near a watermain break overwhelmed the heart of the campus. water pouring downstairs and into an under ground parking lot. crews do everything they can to divert the flow away from polly pavilion and firefighters joined with students to place sandbags, but the water is too much to keep out. now crews are working around the clock to clean it all up. the timing is especially devastating. polly pavilion reopened in 2012 after a a $133 million renovation. >> we just got it and now it has been taken away from us. >> it is really upsetting. >> i had season tickets right in in that corner. >> as a proud ucla alum, this is personal. >> it is like watching my house burn down. i have

. >> polly pavilion, home to so many ncaa championship banners is home to a clean up. it is underwater. >> crews estimate at its height there was five to six inches of water on the floor and now they are doing everything possible to get it off before the wood buckles. >> we know the damage will be caused by standing water on the hardwood floor. >> the flow of 8 million to 10 million gallons of water near a watermain break overwhelmed the heart of the campus. water pouring downstairs and into an under ground parking lot. crews do everything they can to divert the flow away from polly pavilion and firefighters joined with students to place sandbags, but the water is too much to keep out. now crews are working around the clock to clean it all up. the timing is especially devastating. polly pavilion reopened in 2012 after a a $133 million renovation. >> we just got it and now it has been taken away from us. >> it is really upsetting. >> i had season tickets right in in that corner. >> as a proud ucla alum, this is personal. >> it is like watching my house burn down. i have

. >> polly pavilion, home to so many ncaa championship banners is home to a clean up. it is underwater. >> crews estimate at its height there was five to six inches of water on the floor and now they are doing everything possible to get it off before the wood buckles. >> we know the damage will be caused by standing water on the hardwood floor. >> the flow of 8 million to 10 million gallons of water near a watermain break overwhelmed the heart of the campus. water pouring downstairs and into an under ground parking lot. crews do everything they can to divert the flow away from polly pavilion and firefighters joined with students to place sandbags, but the water is too much to keep out. now crews are working around the clock to clean it all up. the timing is especially devastating. polly pavilion reopened in 2012 after a a $133 million renovation. >> we just got it and now it has been taken away from us. >> it is really upsetting. >> i had season tickets right in in that corner. >> as a proud ucla alum, this is personal. >> it is like watching my house burn down. i have

as you know we just refurbished polly. >> i kind of didn't believe it at first. and then finally i just see the water start pouring out and cement started falling everywhere. >> 8-10 million gallons of water was lost before the water was shut off. firefighters also rescued people trapped in their cars in that water. they are being criticized for how long it took them to shut down the water main. the line burst just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon. but water was not turned off until 7:00 last night. officials blame the delay on a delicate and precise set of procedures that needed to be followed to turn off the water. they needed to slowly close three separate valves. shutting down too quickly could have triggered additional ruptures along the line. >> that huge water main break occurred as new rules because of the drought took effect. it is now illegal for you to hose down a driveway or sidewalk unless there is a health hazard. you also can't water your lawn to the point it causes runoff. you also can't wash your car with a hose that does not have a shut off nozzl

read the law, came back, and then he married polly lloyd, so thelloyd family was also in upper income brackets. her father, colonel lloyd, huge .and owner for those of you who live around here, when you go to chesapeake they bridge, towards the eastern shore, he owned thousands of acres. big slaveowning family, as was the key family. as we will see later, slavery becomes a big issue and francis life.key's he married polly lloyd, and they had two children. he was a young lawyer in frederick, and then they moved to washington, d.c., in 1805. they moved to a house on bridge maint in georgetown, the east-west street in georgetown. their house is on the river, and it's not there anymore. there is a park called francis scott key park. if you come over the key bridge, which is named after francis surprisingly, there is a park -- if you turn street, there is a park. that's not where the house was. the house was to the left of the bridge because it was turned down in 1947 to make way for the entrance ramp onto the whitehurst freeway. serviceonal park founded by that time, and the park service

. >> is it folly not to have polly? earlier this year facebook unveiled 49 new gender options, but why aren't there more conventional relationship options? a writer at the week.com says the next frontier -- that's the next frontier and the social network should embrace polly amory. the practice of having multiple romantic partners. she knows there a petition on change .org. it reads we appreciate and thank facebook in allowing all people to put their own gender identities. we ask they have the same respect for people of all relationship types. they deserve the basic right to be honest about who they care about. i can't agree less. no, i don't know. is this a legitimate lifestyle? >> sure. >> i'm asking. >> if you want to do it, that's fine. i am not going to do it. having it as an option on facebook is not going to make me go, babe, let's go -- that's the argument they are making. if they put it on on facebook it will change the way i feel about my girlfriend. i will always want to be with other girls, but i won't do th

>>> she's famous for her kind of government looks, but tonight ncis star polly perrette says she may have to go blonde. >> here's why. >> i heard you already have. >> reporter: poor polly from glam on the red carpet straight to the emergency room looking like this all from a routine hair dye job. >> she's experienced here is a bit of an instant shock to her system which to some people can be really, really dangerous. it's like a bee sting. it could be deadly. >> reporter: some would say black hair dye has a lot of pigment and combine that with ammonia and you could have a pretty bad allergic reaction. >> the chemical compounds build to such an extent that the body can't purge them. >> reporter: tony cox from color bar says you can actually max out on the amount of dye you put into your layer. the natural blonde transformed her for years to get her signature ncis look, a look that cost her. now she may have to go back to her roots or change up her routine. tone's recommendation? switch to organic. his salon uses all organic products. >> we want to eliminate as many harsh chemicals, if

this is polly pavilion. famous pavilion on ucla campus covered in water. the floors have to be pulled out now. there was also heavy flooding in the locker rooms now. they recently intent $136 million renovating polly pavilion. >> it's painful. we just repushished polly a few years ago and it's a beautiful structure. >> i kind of didn't believe it at first. and finally i see the water pouring out and the men started following everywhere. >> on top of that 8-10 million gallons of water was lost before that line was cut off. >>> police in the south bay are looking for people who held up two domino pizza delivery men. janine de la vega is live. we understand one of them was kidnapped for a short time. >> reporter: yes, that is correct. both of these robbery os curred at night and within an hour of each other. the latest happened just off of may avenue. police are looking to catch the thieves. wondering if they all strike again. in the first incident monday night, the employee made a pizza delivery on remington avenue just after 9:00 p.m. when two suspects doct

boyd is ready to give us an update other polly how is it progressing through westminster than everyone seems to think it's going to go through and go through quickly. well it's zipping through parliament at broadband like speed you could say and it's got cross party support which means that its rubber stamping is more or less a foregone conclusion which is probably why you can see on the pictures from the house of commons a very few m.p.'s in support of the law even turned up to debate it but the home secretary says that there is nothing to worry about with the new legislation it would simply be maintaining the status quo in fact to resist said that we should be worried if the law isn't passed because it would affect the way in which the police and intelligence agencies can fight crime and fight terrorism and it would make their job much more difficult but despite her assurances there was some very vocal opposition to the new regulation in the commons today one backbenchers said that the house shouldn't be microwaving legislation in this way he called a convected emergency so a lot of

boyko live for us in london so what exactly is behind this unprecedented joint effort polly. well the u.k. government is effectively being sued by a group of internet service providers they come from a number of different countries including the u.k. the u.s. and germany now it is reportedly the first time that an internet host has gone through court or gone to court over alleged government spying now they say that g.c. h.q. is using malware or malicious software as it's in order to break into their networks and spy on their customers communications online now legal action is going through a very special london court it's called the investigatory powers tribe you know and it's their job to look into claims or complaints over the misuse of government surveillance now you can imagine that this court's caseload has got somewhat larger in the wake of the edward snowden revelations and of course later this month they're going to be looking into complaints from human rights organizations the way that social media sites like facebook and twitter have been targeted by g c h q now two

frank and a lot of civilians -- sent poll polly and the kids back up to maryland. it was a trying time. department -- didn't know the britishes weren't going to city.he entire after the battle, a physician, a beans, dr. lliam who s, a prominent surgeon lived in upper marlboro, the and got involved in war. there were straggler officers and took him prisoner. for a couple of days. when the british came and prisoners, they were not happy. beanes and another man prisoner. they left the other men go. they kept dr. beanes. they put him on ships and the british left and sailed to baltimore. family friend and he was revailed upon to help rearange the release. hat happened is we prevailed upon the british, the officer in charge, to get letters from the british prisoners saying how they were treated, they were treated well. up to baltimore, rode on his horse 35 miles to letters from the the british prisoners saying, these americans are okay, they eat more than bread and water. that's not a direct quote. positive letters. and he was met in baltimore by a man named john skinne

in september artie's polly boyko reports. it's birth is taking place in scotland which is why the queen is christening the u.k.'s new super carrier with whisky instead of champagne pointing to the u.k.'s defense secretary it's a demonstration of britain at its very best the royal navy has sixteen ships and submarines and two royal marines commando units based in scotland the s.n.p. has promised to maintain all military establishment in scotland in the event of independence but the problem is that at the moment there's simply no agreement over what would happen to britain's defense says if scotland were to leave the union the u.k.'s first scene lord has warned that the royal navy is already constrained by budget cuts and the split with scotland would further weaken the effectiveness of britain's maritime defense says since the s.n.p. say that they would abolish nuclear weapons in the event of a yes vote many questions surround the future of trying to end the u.k. submarine based nuclear missile system that station and western

there's down trees in newark blocking upper pike creek road polly drumon hill road gets you around.hat downed wires are blocking indian trail road wildwood boulevard by lighthouse church. >> we begin with developments on hurricane arthur's track. category 2 storm is moving off the north carolina outer banks. 22,000 power outages were reported on the coastline. the governor has issued a state of emergency. the shoreline communities that did not evacuate remain under curfew until later this morning. a full report is just a few minutes away. >> arthur is expected to pass the jersey shore, but well out to sea. holiday travelers will feel the effects of it, eva pilgrim is atlantic city where it is raining. >> reporter: the rain literally a second ago have picked up. the winds have picked up. if you look out toward the beach, the fog is lifted off the water. the water is rushing in. we got a few people despite the rain down by the beach getting into the water. while the jersey shore is not expecting the brunt of hurricane arthur, he will have an impact on holiday festivities. this is what

let's bring in polly. and we are joined by social media producer harmeli aregawi. let's go to the money. what has been the impact on the market comments. >> everything went into the red. y, lp fell. everything was going into the red, and stocks closed for the day. this was an immediate impasse, it wasn't close to anything we have seen in the pass. it had a distinct impact. >> stocks go up, stocks go down. facebook is doing better than initially when it came out. twitter is getting there. why is she saying they are stretched. overvalued? >> we need to look at privately held companies that the public companies are purchasing. facebook may not be overvalued. it has fallen from $69. they purchased what's up for $19 billion and are yet to return the profit. that's where we look at the ov overstretching. the privately held companies, that public companies are investing in. >> harmeli aregawi, what have you seen. >> wednesday treasury secretary jack lew asked if it was appropriate for the head of the fed - if it was appropriate for her to comment on the stocks. >> i think

facility also houses richard ramirez, better known as the night stalker, and richard allen davis, polly klaas' killer. the prison is more than 150 years old. the walls are crumbling. and the institution is outdated, contributing to an overwhelming increase in both the number and severity of brutal assaults by inmates. during the next hour, you will witness life inside san quentin, including a look inside california's vicious death row. >> san quentin opened in 1852 and today, seems physically trapped in the century in which it was conceived. old and decrepit, san quentin is riddled with shadowy alcoves and blind spots. there are no electrified, lethal fences. the towers around the perimeter must still be staffed where, incredibly, there are fewer surveillance cameras than a single convenience store. and worse yet, a lack of modernization has put officers in constant risk of inmate attack. >> every day i walk through those gates, the thought crosses my mind. is today going to be the last? >> the grounds are a sprawling 432 acres located on the shores of beautiful san francisco bay. >> cu

but this is polly pavilion in los angeles. the bruins playing here.volleyball also takes the courts across this region. the soccer stadium also taking on water. but polly stadium, from 2010 to 12, $133 million renovation was put in place here. beautiful venue and you look at the scene of course. this image snapped a few hours ago showing the damage across the region. and a lot of work to be done over the next several days. but i want to draw your attention back to the atlantic ocean. south america on the left hand corner. 70% chance for this to become tropical storm bertha in the next couple days. the likely scenario as we head to the month of august, the prevailing winds -- certainly travel plans, something worth noting waez head into late next weekend. tracks take it off the eastern seaboard and the gulf of mexico. modest clouds across the region. look at the footage out of romania. significant flooding. we know several people reported to have lost lives. hundreds fled after these flood ourds waters around towns in romania. southwest romania where a

the polly pavilion. it is essentially under water outside of that area of campus right now.ater main break has caused massive flooding, stranded cars and people in underground parking structures are basically on hold. they can't go anywhere. sunset boulevard also remains closed. you see the track is also covered in water at this point. this is because of a break that started around 3:20 this afternoon. the water keeps gushing and gushing. even pieces of asphalt are now flying into the air because this thing is probably 20 or 30 feet high. we've seen cars surrounded by muddy water up to the wheel wells. students in ankle water right there. in other parts of the campus it's knee deep. they are stuck, can't go anywhere. whoever owns this bicycle is not going anywhere for a while. we got reports of two people trapped inside their vehicles. there's a big faucet that needs to be turned off. fire crews have helped several motorists at this point. right now they are telling us no word on what exactly caused this water main break. we will keep you posted. >> it happened at about 3:24

a tree on wires is blocking up pike creek road this morning polly drummen hill road gets you around that. >> we have the latest developments on hurricane arthur's track. the category 2 storm made landfall last night. right now it's battering the outer banks with winds up to 100 miles per hour. thousands do not have power right. the governor has i should a state of merge -- issued a state of emergency. the shoreline communities that did not evacuate remain under a curfew this morning. a full report is expected minutes away. >> holiday travelers will feel the effects of the hurricane this morning, eve pilgrim is in atlantic city. good morning, eva. >> reporter: we have light rain and mist a lot of fog. if you look at the beach, you can't see the beach right now, because the fog has set in. earlier this morning when we could see the waves you could see that the waves were pretty churned up, they were crashing in pretty high this morning, the jersey shore as you mentioned isn't expecting to get the brunt of hurricane arthur, but he'll have an impact on holiday festivities. it was beautiful w

down trees closing upper pike creek road in new castle county this morning, stick with polly drummen hill road instead. >> reporter: 76 degrees by 9:00 a.m., and still some showers around, noon, 77. maybe a few showers left, but i think we're in the process of drying in most neighborhoods by noon. this afternoon, 79 the degrees by 3. the high is 80 degrees around 3:00 p.m. 77 by 6:00 p.m., i do expect more and more sunshine to build in with lowering humidity a nice afternoon and great evening for fireworks. at the airport, all green aircraft. obviously if you're flying anywhere along the south carolina coastline or north carolina or down into virginia, you might have a little bit of a bumpy flight and maybe delays because of the hurricane off the shore. >> going on to "healthcheck," if you're traveling for the 4th make sure you get sleep before you head out. residents are expected to take a trip during the 3 day weekend and most by car. according to a new study, one in five adults admit to falling asleep while they are driving, they say break up the trip with naps and coffee breaks a

. >> host: and about polly davidson. >> guest: again these things are as markup agape.reagan is portrayed as this great free trader but he saved polly davidson by running a 30% tariff. in the early 80s people remember all of these japanese -- were flooding america. he slapped a tariff on these japanese motorbikes and save the domestic industry. >> host: if china had been trading in that way well be the effect without the domestic populism. >> guest: the problem is they are still a massive demand for these chinese goods. i suppose you could slap on tariffs. this was the greenspan. if we impose tariffs on china .. wouldn't help the u.s. manufacturer. that was his argument but if you look at the way her china started from and we mention mentioned this earlier. in 1980 the rupee was 1.5 to the dollar. after 20 years that led to a .5. this was not an accident. this is an something that just happen because it happen. it was deliberate policy in the chinese and the strength of the chinese compared to ourselves in the west in britain and america you would like is they have long

harris and his life had two life insurance pollys on their son and he looked at web sites that arguedgainst having children. harris was engaging and exchanging nude photographs with several women including at least one teenager. sexting on the day his son died. >>> unexpectedly strong june jobs report cut the unemployment rate to 6.1% today and its lowest level since financial crisis struck 5 1/2 years ago and employers added 38 jobs last month the fifth straight gain of 200,000 making it best hiring street since 1990s. and growth is accelerator and jobs were widespread across many industries and wages not going up. >> wall street shared the sizzling job report sending dow to a record above 17,000 nor the first time ever and s&p also rose to 1985 and that nears its own milestone traiters left early for the short concession going to long weekend with holiday cheer. and the son of philadelphia's former mob boss stands convicted tonight of variety of financial fraud charges federal jury found scarfo junior and associates guilty of using intimidation to takeover a public company from the

we will see you tomorrow. ( thunder ) ♪ as sweet polly oliver lay musing in bed ♪ ♪ a sudden strange came into her head ♪ ♪ nor father nor mother shall make me false prove ♪ ♪ i'll 'list for a soldier and follow my love ♪ adult laura: they say a storm in summer clears the air. and that may be so. shh. hey, it's only a storm. the storm's calmer than you. maybe that wind's blowing pa's ship closer, bringing him home with a pocket full of gold to fetch ma out of prison. you think of that when you close your eyes. but a real storm can stir the world so about,

authorities are already demanding more political powers from the central government but as artie's polly boyko reports some western energy companies are ready to cash in on the divisions and violence. iraq on the brink of all out civil war for oil giants such as b.p. and shell pulled workers from oil fields in the south and east of the country earlier this month but north of kirkuk in the semi autonomous region of iraq kurdistan is an oasis of tranquility and smaller british soil companies are reaping the benefits take for example canal energy run by for my b.p. past tony hayward the company recently started pumping oil from its brand new k r i pipeline which runs from the semi autonomous region of iraqi kurdistan over to turkey from where kurdish oil and gas can be sold to international markets for smaller british oil companies such as well headquartered here in london working in kurdistan is beneficial they get access to oil reserves in the north of iraqi kurdistan and in turn the money that they pay for it increases the financial independence of a separatist region let's desperate to

british watering holes are closing down to be replaced with lucrative and pop buildings so we dispatched polly for a pint to find out why. there are a few things more quintessentially british than the pub where pulling pints is a tradition dating back centuries some of the capital's oldest watering holes have been graced by the likes of byron keats charles dickens and even queen elizabeth the first but it could soon be lost orders for the u.k.'s taverns the british beer and publicize the ation says they're disappearing at a rate of fifty per week mutating into ubiquitous convenience store chains supermarkets and most often housing this house has been part of old london town from the seventeen hundreds it looks quaint but it was recently sold by its owners first staggering twenty seven million pounds and guess what the developers want to do yes turn it into apartments calling time on centuries of ales willing socialising prices for housing in the capital are sky high which is why pub landlord cashing in to property developers is that there are intrinsically appealing buildings well built often

well protests is being held in many cities across europe polly boy could joins us now from a rally in london how the poly what's the mood borough. how paul if you could hear us what's the mood. while palestinian leaders have declared a day of rage today. palestinian leaders have declared a day of rage today in the west bank but the anger is culpable here on the streets of london now it's hard to gauge just how big this crowd is but organizers say it's something like ten to fifteen thousand people who have come from across the u.k. to join in this rally and express their solidarity towards the people of palestine and oppose what they say is the increasing bloodshed against the civilian population in gaza now kurtz means jerusalem in arabic and this is actually an annual event but organizers say that the pro palestinian community in the u.k. has been galvanized by what they see taking place in gaza and as i said that increasing civilian death toll so you can just take a look at the net the sheer number of people that are marching through central london making their way towards the ameri

independence britain's new asst super aircraft carrier could be the last to be launched in scottish waters polly boyd r.t. . well earlier my colleague kevin owen spoke with two british military experts about the possible implications for the yukos defense forces should scotland separate the remainder of the u.k. will still have defense forces all i would say is that if you have. single unit three fourths and you split it into two parts then it inevitably costs money to set up the other part with all the admin and things like that and it ends up less efficient so there will be less money effectively and we already don't spend enough on defense assuming that an independent scotland supplication to join nato was successful then. scotland would expect the rest of the nato organization to come to their aid and vice versa i think when we talk about defense and independence called the all roads eventually lead to tried and now the s.n.p. government has said it would seek the speediest and safest removal of trident from scottish territory however there are huge implications in that because there appears

artie's polly boy has this report. anyone living in the u.k. can walk through the doors of a hospital and receive state medical care without paying a penny it's the world's largest publicly funded health service but as part of the coalition governments shake up of universal health care a growing number of n.h.s. services open conference it out so why that profit making companies up until now the biggest had been awarded to richard branson's virgin care which got five hundred million pounds for providing health services in sorry but that figure could soon be dwarfed by the biggest private outsourcing deal in n.h.s. history opponents say the move sets a dangerous precedent that could pave the way for a greater carve up of britain's national health service for health care or thirty's and stafford share a tendering a contract worth one point two billion pounds whoever gets it will have to coordinate cancer care for patients to out the county from diagnosis to treatment and end of life care there is a real. lack of comfort about seeing private compa

facing fallout over an emergency bill to give the parliament's sweeping new surveillance power artie's polly boyko has more from our london bureau. the u.k. prime minister says britain needs these emergency laws that force telecommunications companies to hold rec ords of customers data because back in april the european court of justice scrapped an existing law that already forced companies to do just that on the grounds that it infringed human rights so the british government wants to rush through its only law david cameron says that telecoms firms are just weeks away from deleting customer information ministers say that would have serious consequences for police and counter terror operations sometimes in the dangerous world in which we live we need our security services to listen to someone read the e-mails to identify and disrupt a terrorist plot as prime minister i knew of examples we're doing to stop a terrorist attack according to the law mobile phone providers will have to store data on who contacted who under way for twelve months so that means your message is websites you visited an

live now to our tease poor boy sees that the ship will airport and i'm stumped thanks for joining us polly it is a tragedy for all of course but particularly the netherlands. now will holland is now mourning the loss of what is said to be one hundred and eighty nine of its citizens flags everywhere you look flying at half mast and even though it's looks like business as usual back to normal at amsterdam airport there is a very somber mood in the air now malaysian airlines have said that they are providing financial support and psychological assistance to the victims' families they've said that they are willing to fly any victims' relatives over to ukraine to be closer to the scene of the crash and to the investigation now the european bourses of the airline has defended m.h. seventeen's flight path over eastern ukraine saying that the flight to the flight path was declared safe and that other international airlines were using it until this tragic tragic incident but other details a slowly emerging we know that dutch politician a dutch member of parliament was on board the flight with his f

manifest and that's also a time of grieving of course in the netherlands from where the plane took off polly boyko reports from amsterdam. even though it looks like business as usual back to normal at amsterdam airport there is a very somber mood in the end now malaysian airlines have said that they are providing financial support and psychological assistance to the victims' families they said that they are willing to fly any victims' relatives to ukraine to be closer to the scene of the crash and to the investigation now the european boasts of the airline has defended m.h. seventeen's flight path a the eastern ukraine saying that the flight the flight path was declared safe and that other international airlines were using it until this tragic. tragic incident but other details a slowly emerging we know that a dutch politician i touch member of parliament was on board the flight with his family as well as a number of australian delegates headed towards an international eight summit in melbourne but of course the majority of the victims' families. they are based here in the airport where the

these small british players could be in store for massive profits while the baghdad likes it or not polly boyko r.t. london. japan's ruling parties have agreed to lift a self-imposed ban on overseas military operations for the first time since the second world war the decision to change the constitution provoked a wave of protests the following footage contains graphic scenes one of us now one outraged man even went so far as to set himself on fire he's currently in hospital on the latest rally outside the prime minister's office in tokyo gathered around ten thousand people and even led to clashes with police the protesters criticize the government for failing to hold a referendum on the issue. that change may of fact of the balance of power in the region as japan could now help its allies fighting overseas not at the same time the u.s. is deploying more troops to the area washington now has eighty thousand plus military personnel as more than forty bases across the pacific region while some experts don't see the new change as particularly serious others want it could have consequences in

independence britain's new us super aircraft carrier could be the last to be launched in scottish waters polly boyd artsy. or both sides in the iraq campaign have promised to step up. and discuss the possible scenarios but the company's. i feel depressed at the thought of scotland breaking away i think it diminishes us all by to be quite honest i don't think the s.n.p. had really thought through in detail the implications of some things and defense was one of the ones they haven't thought it through in great detail i think when we talk about defense an independent scotland all roads eventually lead to tried and the fast lane based on the clyde and scottish government which is by no means a done deal then it would seek the speediest and safest removal of trident from scottish territory u.k. government's position has been that they don't think that this will happen the cost of redeploying at the trident the ballistic missile submarines and the weapons is huge i've talked to the head of some of the big firms that have small offshoots in scotland they will move south it will be a catastrophe for s

first case that of collective action against g c h q the details now from our correspondent in london polly. the u.k. government is effectively being sued by a group of internet service providers they come from a number of different countries including the u.k. the u.s. and germany now it is reportedly the first time that an internet host has gone to court over alleged government spying now they say that g c h q is using malware or malicious software as it's termed in order to break into their networks and spy on their customers communications online now legal action is going through a very special london court it's called the investigatory powers tribe you know and it's their job to look into claims all complaints over the misuse of government surveillance now you can imagine that this court's caseload has got somewhat larger in the wake of the edward snowden revelations and of course later this month they're going to be looking into complaints from human rights organizations the way that social media sites like facebook and twitter have been targeted by g c h q now two m.p.'s have also su

office in the british capital and polly boyko was there to. but this protest is all about what could end up being the biggest trade pact in history the u.s. and the e.u. are negotiating over the potential creation of a massive free trade area now washington and brussels say it's all about the creation of more jobs roosting the economy and making more joyous more your arsenal to make the most fun as you can here by the slogans and the banners that deal has more than its fair share of a home and here in britain there's a particular concern over the future of the national health service the universal medical care system that is being asleep guarded by a lot of people here in the u.k. now the coalition government as part of a shake up of the n.h.s. has already contracted out an increasing number of services to private profit making companies and the worry is that this deal would allow u.s. companies to come into the n.h.s. and privatized parts of it irreversibly said the protesters here are demanding that the national health service the british na

criticized for being lazy but how could how could they be accused and how could they feel this way well polly boyko found out. the great british work force one that gave birth to an industrial revolution helped build an empire and brought the world the railways the telephone the jet engine and the t.v. brits may insist they still work their fingers to the bone but that actually found to be less productive than in countries like the us germany and even those old rivals france and the former conservative deputy prime minister lord has all time says he knows why for the veteran heavyweights great stone get up early enough they aren't ambitious enough and they simply don't work hard enough tough as it was to steel myself from an afternoon down the pop i bucked myself up to ask the successful entrepreneur where they he agrees that brits are just lazy unfortunately you know we have situations where they come in for interviews they've got no issues as i'm sure not on choice but scruffy that's what we want we have a lot of people climbing beneficial people that want to go work you know which is a fic