there is a cycle hovering over queensland australia and our meteorologist robert spencer has more of that driver yes it's a very severe cycle night the smell come ashore read around cape flattery in actually wins report he actually recorded here up with about one hundred and sixty kilometers per hour winds estimated the rate near the center of circulation at this time though rate around one hundred and sixty five gusting up to two hundred and thirty km hr are a very dangerous storm systems don't actually getting reports out of town just south of that center circulation of this that noob very dangerous when xin i would not be surprised as we go ahead for the overnight hours into morning hours we do see some destruction are here thus far structural damage down trees and downed power lines to some these areas across far north eastern portions of queensland but baptism was on shore the same over yet it's going to be. i continue to track forces out throughout the day on your saturday is seen here this is by saturday morning still it had a boring new site called and still a category one by

not one days and cold but definitely signs of spring here in japan our meteorologist robert spencer has the forecast record. yes that is a very typical for spring recess the city's warming trends in and the cooling trends last four days of an exceptionally cool across parts of japan not even reaching the twenty degree mark for the past four days but things are going to be improving with denver in the school letters is there in cloud cover to station a boundary which has been lingering over at korea a light misty rain now going ahead into mid week on wednesday that the move outdoors is unclear whether the un is still the threat of afternoon thunderstorms we had the tiny black cardstock to costs and steely so if you're in tokyo. don't be surprised to hear a rumble under two but for the most part this is the remedy some of the clearing weather vip even across the korean peninsula high pressure of the dominating need for decent weather there southeastern china some precipitation there for you a new low will be developing self beyond teresa some areas it is much as fifty paucity of fifty mil

welcome back to worlds apart to read discussing the origins of jihad with journalist robert spencer mr spencer in the first part of the program i mentioned that are you all fun you use the words islam and jihad interchangeably and yet islam is a religion of many faces and islam of the golf is very different from the islam of syria or the islam of china and people living in those countries muslims living in those countries are sometimes more different from one another than muslims and christians living side by side so when you talk about jihad and islam as synonyms what chain of reason you're talking about i don't know what you're talking about this is a ridiculous question i've never used islam and jihad is synonyms ever not on this program and nowhere else a couple of minutes ago you said just did that it is the inherent nature of the qur'an that allows it to be interpreted in a way to encourage violence i think that's the whole argument that you are making here that doesn't mean that islam and jihad are interchangeable this long is much bigger than jihad it's a ridiculous idea it's a

spencer i'm going to start with you and the roberts decision and i'm going to read something to you thatid. it seems like he's living in a different world than the rest of us. he said, spending large sums of money in connection with elections but not in connection with an office older's official duties does not give rise to quid pro quo corruption nor does the possibility that an individual who has access to political parties. i think it's obvious from every day experience -- that may be a strong legal opinion but it's a flawed realistic theory. >> it's a flawed realistic opinion as well. citizens united, the old citizens united case, it basically allowed corporations to spend on elections. it also led to the creation of super pacs. it did not allow an elected official to ask for a single check of 2 or $3 million. that's what this opinion does. basically a candidate can ask a billionaire for a single check of 2 or $3 million. that money is split up amongst candidates but just asking for 2 or $3 million check can lead to quid pro quo corruption. >> just to follow up on that, justice clare

robert redford about a ballplayer, a phenomenal and seemingly completely natural talent. whether nature or nurture is the source of a superstar's talent is something science has been looking into. our "sunday morning's" susan spencer"48 hours." >> reporter: in 2010 at age 30, then-photographer dan mclaughlin made an amazing announcement. >> i'm going to quit my job in january and i'm going to be a professional golfer and people are like, we didn't even know you golfed. i'm like, i haven't golfed yet. (laughter) but i'm going to start in january. >> reporter: his goal, the same as tiger woods and phil mickelson's, to compete on golf's pro tour. >> the basic idea is that there is no inborn innate talent, that pe kind their own abilities through deliberate practice. >> reporter: and so he practices six days a week, six hours a day. he is halfway to his target of 10,000 hours, the time an influential study claims is required for true expertise. but even his coach has doubts. what do you think his odds are? >> it's small. (laughter) it's small for anybody. well, it's small for anybody. you got a better chance of being a surgeon or a -- you know, statistically. >> reporter: whether or not he makes the tour, dan's experi

spencer this year. the clothing sales of 2013 were the best for three years with women's wear showing clear signs of improvement. joining us with his thoughts, brian robertsgood to see you. thanks for joining us. clothing sales up for the first time for the three months the end of march for a while. but they stripped this out of the rest of nonfood yet nonfood as a whole is down. >> this is a clever piece of news. it's the first time they separated out clothing performance from the rest of the general merchandise business for three or four years. they're grasping positive news to put out there, including the markets who acted very favorably to that. i would like to know what is included in the clothing and what isn't clothing. shoe, for example. a bit of a sappy data management going on. >> there's no clarity. >> the other thing we don't really know is how much discounting they had to do. >> the answer is a lot more than a lot of their competitors. we've seen discounts between 40% and 60% on general merchandise categories over the last few months, also in the runup to christmas. ipdz it's interesting to note that one of its competitors have steadfastly re