those advances have not gone unnoticed. a report by the pentagon last month highlighted china's growing capabilities to use space-based assets at times of crisis. this carries the space stream of the chinese nation and shows the bravery of the chinese people. you have made us feel proud of ourselves. the mission is both glorious and they grade and i am confident it you completing the mission successfully. i wish you success and look forward to your triumphant return. >> it will take almost two days before the craft docks on the jewel. that is significantly longer than the six-hour trip by the russians. it is the only way of getting to the international space station. yet, with every successful launch, china achieves another milestone as it catches up on the global space race. al jazeera. ♪ >> hi. i'm thuy vu, and i'd like to welcome to you this special presentation of the award-winning documentary "the power of two." it's a powerful look into the lives of twin sisters born with cystic fibrosis and their struggle to fight th

i want to say this hadn't gone unnoticed. and starting in may we were working with wreaking and park to understand the overall impacts to make sure that, you know, we had some sort of balance and i'm happy to announce we've reached on agreement. i've spent a lot of time weighing in on the merits. i've visited the arrest - places. i understand the desire to try to make it available to anyone regardless of costs. even though it seems rushed and it's been scheduled within the departments i've tread it with respect. i know there are issues with the lease and the botanical facilities they have questions. my hope we can get some answers to those questions and talk about the possibility of making the recommendations to the current lease. i'll start with. are you ready? >> yes. >> why is wreak and park granting money back. >> so the lease actually called us inform reimburse the botanical society. that's funds we're granting back to the botanical society. katie do you want to help me find. the expenses average about approximately $200

i've been clean for over 2 1/2 years and my hiv viruses is unnoticed. what will happen to me in the safety net is taken away. i want to be sure that the safety net is there for others too. i ask you to invest in us. thank you (clapping) >> good morning. i'm andrea. i'm one of the project directors and i'm here to talk about the proposed cuts. the proposed cuts amount to 1 hundred and 95 thousand $195,000 and they will impact at least a 75 of our clients. as you have heard 60 percent of our case clients have a virus load. san francisco is the high perform center and we're a high performing clinic. the cost of health care is about 85 thousand dollars. many of our clients are electrically and have chronic liver disease and diabetes along with others that significantly add to the cost of hiv care. it is hope that clients will receive services elsewhere. they'll cycle through the psychiatrist emergency services and cycle through other cares and the high cost is about 1 $100,000 per client. we may lose it about 1 hundred clients and that's beyond any cost sav

. >> a good deed doesn't go unnoticed. >> reporter: metro says it doesn't have a policy or regulation on this but hopes passengers use common courtesy and offer their seat to others who may need it more. but laurie says she doesn't see common courtesy, so she took to the blogs. there were more than 130 comments, some saying she chose to get pregnant, and that she's feeling smug and entitled. >> it's not an entitlement thing, just my feet hurt and i would appreciate it if you give up your seat and i promise i'll appreciate you for it. >> reporter: some of the comments said she should ask someone to give her the seat instead of expecting someone to do it but laurie says doing that would make her seem more entitled. >> i'm sure by july 15th i will be ready to ask somebody for their seat. on the other hand, it shouldn't be a gift. >> next time, get up! >>> crude and vulgar, that's how the high school describes a student produced video produced online. it happened after a male student was elected prom queen. in a letter sent home to parents the principal says it has been taken off of youtu

we're hoping to remain unnoticed. we notice these kids.otice these students rids who have potential and we need to spark their interested back in school. so these are students who have been identified by the school and recommended by teachers to participate in spark. >> cheryl: what do parents say about this? >> they are thrilled they have the opportunity to work with adult professionals in performing arts and culinary arts to law. >> and which apprenticeship? >> so we simply ask the student. what do you want to be when you grow up. >> do they have plans of expanding? >> we have recently grown over to oakland so we have two middle schools in oakland. we have schools here in san francisco and down in the peninsula. we will be serving close to 450 students just in the bay area from 11 students in 2004. on the national scale we are expanding to serve over 1300 students, in chicago and los angeles. i'm incredibly proud to say spark is working. we have 97.5% of our students graduating high school or on track. >> cheryl: 95%? >> 97.5%. >> cheryl

millions of rural residents into more populated areas and this growth and urbanization has not gone unnoticed. >> reporter: all over the world, people are maheading to the cit that no more true than china. that's good for companies like honey well. >> the wealth of these people is increasing at a tremendous peak. >> reporter: honey well is setting big on china's plans to build up cities. the american industrial giant opened up factories like this one expecting urbanization to translate here. >> urbanization is really if you look at it, it's a building of the mega, mega movement and not in one location but all across china, new towns, new subways, new trains, new planes, new hospitals and they are all in the honey well scope. >> reporter: if china doesn't urbanization this fast, would your growth be as strong? >> of course not. >> reporter: they are making and selling brake pads here and double the country's growth rate which is above 7%. to build it cities, china needs everything, australia iron for steel beams to american bulldozers. at shopping plazas like this one you can see all sorts of

many families are going days without food in it growing crisis that has largely gone unnoticed. is now thought that two out of three haitians faces hunger n a daily basis. >> sometimes when it is time to get the children food, it is not easy to find them something to eat. sometimes the children do not eat enough. by the time we find something to eat, it is already late in the day. we do not have enough opportunity to feed them. >> almost 7 million people have limited access to food while more than a million face malnutrition. please for help seem to have been ignored. >> they have not taken any action to bring help to these people. they are going to have countless dead bodies. themound trish and -- malnutrition is ravaging. >> the situation has not been helped by droughts and floods which have ravaged crops. haiti may again be facing a humanitarian crisis, despite early in spring pledged to help the country after the devastating earthquake. it is another reminder of how vulnerable the people here remain. al jazeera. >> the trial of a man accused of killing a black unarmed teenag

. >> reporter: sabra's success is not unnoticed in the mideast where the lebanese said israel co-opted the product. if they can reduce tensions in the middle east to merely a food fight, that would be fine. >>> and finally tonight, two stories about dollar bills. the first, ben conan was in washington today stamping dollar bills with the slogan not to be used for bribing politicians. it's to get corporate money out of politics and treasury secretary jack lieu's signature that got a make over to appear on u.s. currency. here is what his signature used to look look bake in january but after needling by colleagues including his boss, president obama here is how his john hancock will appear on 5-dollar bills this summer. >> i like the old jake lieu signature. >> doesn't look like much of a signature. >> that's nightly business report tonight. thanks for watching. >> be sure to log on to our website nbr.com and we hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> nightly business report is brought to you by the street.com. tools forren ever changing financial world. the stock advisor guides and

according to graffiti spray painted all over istanbul and indeed the protests have gone largely unnoticed by the state media here in turkey however people did have the last word by destroying the satellite trucks of local state media channels if not to prove a point then at least to vent out their anger and frustration at the media that did not cover the events at home pepper spray water cannons tear gas only hell was breaking loose in taksim with police trying to evict environmentalists and their supporters from the park last weekend when turkish audiences flipped on their t.v.'s they saw something entirely different thing. from c.n.n. international the old protectors here against the pole is the people and when you check in on turkey there's there was a pain in the commentary so it's a compliment. participants of the protests though disapproving of the lack of coverage by the turkish media nevertheless believe news outlets have good reason for tuning out when things take a turn for the unexpected actually it's the pressure of the prime minister that is reflected on the media and we thin

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syria is right next door to jordan and it's hard to believe this display of force has gone unnoticed by the syrian government, but syria is also the one thing that nobody here will talk about. american and jordanian officers refused to even mention the country's name, reluctant to inflame an already-tense situation. the u.s. will leave more than 20 f-16 fighter jets behind here in jordan and also anti-aircraft patriot missiles that will be parked along the syrian border, a sign that both countries really are preparing for the worst. >> pelley: clarissa ward in jordan, thank you very much. in south africa, former president nelson mandela has now been in the hospital for 12 days, battling a lung infection. the official word is that his condition remains serious but stable. mark phillips in johannesburg tells us south africans are having a difficult time dealing with the prospect of losing a man who led the country out of apartheid. >> reporter: in soweto, outside of johannesburg where many of the battles of the liberation struggle were fought, they've been celebrating. once again they'

consumption i always make more and in a time of crisis when every penny counts the difference doesn't go unnoticedi pay more because i use less or more feel better than i expected. car ads in the e.u. advertised the expected the fuel consumption of their car models whatever recently published report shows a discrepancy of up to twenty five percent on actual fuel consumption of motorists on the road the study by the international council on clean transportation notes the disparity between real world carbon emissions and what drivers get accounts for an average of three hundred euros more per year but there's three main reasons for the discrepancy the first is that the test is very out of date over thirty years old the second reason is there was lots of loopholes that they can introduce the third main reason is as they do the tests but the lights are switched off the air conditioning is all heating would be zero so it's not being driven like a protocol taken together the end result leaves motorists across europe choking on the cost of their fumes many of whom are already struggling to make ends meet

images of our life in libya it's true this will go unnoticed. if you will go between when you know traitor rebels and. the other people who are what who is in the. goodness and is there in the right to say mean in another the debate over the chemical use has been going on for months why is it just now that the united states have has made this decision. i don't know as i mentioned we pressure our own to do something through to the river that persian has been continuing and you and i knew was only a matter of turn when we succumbed to the persians and then the made announcements and really the. best of the i'm going to have to leave it right the i'm so sorry but i've run out of time thank you very much they william bloom author and historian all via killing hope the u.s. military and cia interventions says that world war two you speaking to us think and say the e.u. has reacted to washington's allegations with skepticism artie's teso cilia explain . statement that came out today from the spokesman of catherine ashton office is that the e.u. would

amid the ongoing outbreaks of violence many other issues such as an immense lack of energy is going unnoticed artie's lucy catherine of investigates the matter. business is far from booming at this textile mill in pakistan several times each day the machines come to a halt there's simply not enough power to keep them running forcing them to sit idle for up to fourteen hours a day the mill has resorted to burning wood to keep up production but for a factory employing four thousand people it's an unsustainable solution this is to be affecting the number of people you can employ you must provide jobs in job creation can he have been if you have energy and energy is personally what pakistan lacks the country of almost one hundred eighty million people has been plagued by power cuts that have grown longer and more frequent in recent years about two thirds of pakistan's energy comes from oil and gas but there's not enough fuel to go around most cars here are run a natural gas but widespread shortages often leave drivers queuing up at the pump for hours the power crisis has also played a major role