but wales admits, you can't catch them all. >> wales: our biggest problems with bias, and things thatt stay for a long time, are actually on very obscure topics. you know, a topic that not many people are interested in and not many people are looking at. and so if something's wrong, it can persist for quite some time. that's brilliant... >> safer: and because it's a non-profit, unlike virtually every other major web site there's one thing you won't find at wikipedia central, internet zillion-aires. you created one of the most successful web sites in the world, and yet you chose to make it the least profitable. >> wales: ( laughs ) yeah. it just felt right that we should be a charity-- free knowledge for everyone. so that's always been our philosophy. >> safer: the money to pay the staff and keep the site up and running comes from donations large and mostly small. last year, people from around the world gave $51 million in 70 different currencies. >> gardner: i think they give to wikipedia out of affection. i think it's that simple. >> safer: which means, the main preoccupation at othe

ask mister wikipedia himself jimmy wales. >> jimmy wales: in general, i would say we're a lot of geeksf tech geeks, a lot of people who are really passionate about information. >> safer: what on earth is "wiki"? >> wales: "wiki"-- the word is from "wikiwiki," which is a hawaiian word. if you go to maui, at the airport, you take the wikiwiki bus. and the word wikiwiki means "quick." so, the idea of wiki software is quick collaboration. it's a tool to allow people to come together and quickly edit things. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> safer: and once a year, a band of hardcore contributors to wikipedia come together from the four corners of the earth for what you might call the dance of the geeks-- meeting, this time in london. the entertainment is, shall we say, eclectic. and so is the crowd. >> hello! ( applause ) >> safer: they call it "wikimania." 2,000 showed up for the event-- some are buttoned-down, some are rock 'n roll. the articles they write and edit cover everything from aardvarks to zz top. and they're all true believers in wikipedia's power. >> it's a fantastic attempt to really be the hitchhik

still to come, music from wale.but have always wanted to see what he looks like without clothes on, i'm happy to say, your long wait is over. his very funny new movie, "the overnight" opens friday. please say hello to adam scott. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. first of all, i want to tell you, i think the movie was great. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: you did a really, really great job on it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and i enjoyed seeing you naked. i know some guys with uncomfortable with it, but i loved it. >> i think any real man would enjoy seeing me naked. >> jimmy: that's right. >> it's been proven time and time again. >> jimmy: in your own personal studies you've been found that? >> yes. it's been doing a 42-year study on that. >> jimmy: when you are naked on a set, like super naked, for how many days were you -- >> we were naked -- jason schwartzman and i were nude for a good two full days. >> jimmy: two full days. >> yeah. >> jimmy: at a certain point do you forget that you're -- >> yes

from the town of griffith in new south wales, andrew thomas explains. >> reporter: griffith, a ruraln, an 8-hour drive from sydney may not sound like a multicultural place, in fact, 28% were born outside australia. the same proportion for australia as a whole. they are easy to find. working in a garage, on the outskirts of town, this man is one of three filipinos. >> for now, i like griffith and my job here. and for the cost being cheaper than the city. >> the company couldn't find people with his skills in australia. his boss is from the philippines. visa rules required him to work in rural australia for two years. before he could move to a big city. regional area in australia is in the philippines, where you have nothing. but here you have everything you need, like the garage, the local hospital relies on immigrants to staff it. one of its 16 doctors is australian born. >> at present. i think most of the regional towns, country up to s are manned. most of them. immigration at 1.1%, australia population every year. more than the birth rate or rising life expectancy. only switzerland

has found that there are victims of female genital mutt mutilation in england and wales. the act has been illegal since 1985 but no one has really been charged. >> what some call cutter is defined as female genital mutilation fgm. and there are thousands of girls who are at risk of fgm and most of them are taken abroad by relatives. >> this part of london, suffolk has the highest prevalence of fgm affecting 4.7% of girls. the report puts the rate of girls born here to mothers who had undergone fgm as high as 10.4% largely due to migration patterns. >> these estimates are based on the 2011 census looking at migration patterns and place of origin where fgm is practiced. if you look at somalia and egypt, they have 90% of fgm being performed on girls there. but for those women and girls who have migrated to the u.k. it is likely they've also undergone fgm. >> the law will how make it a requirement for health workers and teachers to report fm "g" m and anyone who is feared of being at risk can ask a court to withdraw their passport. but not everyone believes it will work. >> i

in last year the england wales cricket released the results of the survey which showed the number of people playing the sport was on the decline. one match had to be canceled because one team could not field the 11 players. >> we leave at 9:00 in the morning and get home at 10:00-11:00 at night every saturday. that may be part of the problem. >> recent performances by the england team have also done little to ignite interest in the game england lost the last ash to australia. while clubs are addressing the problem by highlighting the social side of the game, the england-wales cricket border are looking further afield for a solution in communities where cricket is traditionally king. just six kilometers is another cricket club that has seen its numbers soar. a charity-run sports club targeting inner city communities. it's a way of adapting amateur cricket engaging local people and drawing visitors in. >> we've tried to adapt south asians particularly. >> membership numbers have increased ten-fold in the last five years and now england officials see clubs like this as key to keeping gr

girls are at risk in every part of england and wales.part of london, suffolk, has the highest prevalence, with 4.7% of girls affected. the report buts the rate of girls born here to mothers that had undergone f g.m. to as high as 12.4%, due to migration patterns. it's looking at migration patterns, or looking at countries of origin, where women and girls come from where it is practised. if you look at somaliio. it it has a 90% late. the conclusion is for those women and girls, likelihood is they have undergone f g.m. >> it is to be made a legal requirement to report cases. this month protection orders were introduced meaning anyone fearing a girl is at risk could cause officials to seize their passports. not everyone believes it will be able to work. this woman has campaigned for years. working with survivors in the u.k. and activists like this group. where there are special refuges for girls at risk of mgn. >> it's equivalent to forced marriage. it's honour based violence. if you speak against the young family, you are likely to have to

but look at the footage out of areas in new south wales.s high around orange some accumulating snow and the perspective continuing with what people saw here. not a significant accumulation for some of the towns but blizzard-like conditions and the folks coming outside to enjoy some snow. the coldest day in brisbane in two years and the coldest days in melbourne in five years. here's the trend for the storm system moving out of the region will keep it cold the next couple days. this is the antarctic vortex shades of the united states a year and a half ago. but here is the perspective. melbourne, should be closer to 14 this time of year. and a gradual warming trend as well. in the pacific we are watching a multitude of tropical features one of which going to impact portions of japan thursday to friday potentially. i leave you with video coming out of atlanta, georgia. we captured this ourselves a couple hours ago. 300 lightning strikes in the northern suburbs of atlanta. an impressive sight in the southern u.s. >> great images there. >> stunn

the team programmed by the university of south wales consistently have the edge. >> it is about how you program them and the intelligence. we have a fast walk so we are faster getting to the ball first. >> the team was the first to get to a ball in a tense final match and he got a heart stopping 3-1 victory. other robots included those on wheels including sending the ball sailing over the defense and into the net. brent: this is dw news live from berlin. the greek are limits set to vote on the latest warms amended by creditors. prime minister alexis tsipras must push through the package to pave the way for the bailout. party members are opposing the measures. germany grabs another stage when as the tour de france is out. the overall leader retains the yellow jersey. and don't forget you can get news on the go. download our brand-new app from google play or from the apples door let your robot do it. there is also an app for windows phone. that is also the work of robots. and use the app to send us photos or videos that you and we are not robots. i'm brent goff, thanks for watching. x ♪ >

>>> this police chase in new south wales, australia, so dangerous, police eventually had to call it off. police say that white pik had been stolen. complete and total joy ride. >> these a wet road. >> driving erratically, unsafen the helicopter because this person was driving so dangerously they didn't want to instigate the chase any more.t on for more than an hour. >> wow! b missing a pedestrian and other cars. at one point you see a backpack being thrown out of the vehicle. that helped police lead to this person. they were able to track down the car. there was a man and a woman inside. the woman was arrested. the man remains at large. >> what? he ran and got away? >> got away from the police chase. security cameras outside a convenience store and cafe right here. you see people out on the patio and this man approaching. just had gotten off a motorcycle. took his helmet off. yes, i would like to buy this. by the way, here is the gun in my pocket. now give me all your money. this man right here in the green shirt out on the calffe notices the hey goodness! >> that's an off-duty police o

the team programmed by the university of south wales consistently have the edge. >> it is about how you program them and the intelligence. we have a fast walk so we are faster getting to the ball first. >> the team was the first to get to a ball in a tense final match and he got a heart stopping 3-1 victory. other robots included those on wheels including sending the ball sailing over the defense and into the net. brent: this is dw news live from berlin. the greek are limits set to vote on the latest warms amended by creditors. prime minister alexis tsipras must push through the package to pave the way for the bailout. party members are opposing the measures. germany grabs another stage when as the tour de france is out. the overall leader retains the yellow jersey. and don't forget you can get news on the go. download our brand-new app from google play or from the apples door let your robot do it. there is also an app for windows phone. that is also the work of robots. and use the app to send us photos or videos that you and we are not robots. i'm brent goff, thanks for watching. s the

this one down under on the waves off of lighthouse beach in new south wales. and here in the u.s. the summer of the character continues with beaches planning to open this holiday weekend despite a rash of attacks. >> reporter: the rescue was frantic. >> first responders respond to lifeguard beach. we have a subject that has an injury from possible shark. >> reporter: 67-year-old andrew costello now in good condition after a shark bit him on his leg hip and both hand. >> you could see about a baseball sized gash taken out of his knee. >> reporter: it was north carolina's 7th shark attack in three weeks. a record. >> i'm reviewing to make sure we have the personnel in place to respond to any potential emergency. >> reporter: this holiday weekend officials have decided not to close any beaches. >> we have no indication we need to do that. >> water temperatures are warmer than normal this time of year which means summer arrived sooner and with it came the sharks that move from the south as well as many of the things that they eat. >> reporter: so far this year there have been 25 unpro

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. >> waleed lost a total of 27 members of his extended family most children, when his home in sadr city was hit by a bomb. >> translation: on that night someone came to ask for my daughter's hand in marriage. i did not have time to be happy for my daughter before the strike happened. >> reporter: he was interviewed by human rights watch as part of their investigation finding six homes in sadr were struck by the saudi-led coalition, and they found no evidence the homes were housing fighters. . >> in war there's a clear proportion of proportionality that the military target would have to be of a high value with a number like 27 killed. it's very hard to see how that would be justified. >> reporter: five markets, an empty school and a crowded petrol station were hit. the coalition is attempting to prevent the houthi rebel group taking over the yemen government. if there was a reason to strike the civilian targets, saudi arabia is yet to reveal it. they nor the united states, a country support supports the 9-nation coalition is yet to request for an investigation. nor despite requests have

not running between doylestown and the penllyn station because of some police activity at the north walesy be able to use the warminster line as an alternate but the lansdale doylestown line halted this morningly we'll keep you posted on that and the norristown manayunk line has 15 minute delays. that's because of some signal issues and it's a big day around here with the naacp convention and the visit of president obama touching down at phl early this afternoon. his motorcade will make its way from the airport up to the convention center probably along 95 and the vine so we'll see rolling closures early this afternoon again early this evening. keep you updated on them throughout the day. matt. >> okay, matt, thank you. >>> breaking news here. two robbers are on the run armed with a rifle they stole from a philadelphia home. the action cam was on the scene of this robbery just after 4 a.m. on the 9200 block of academy road in torresdale. in addition to the gun police say the intruders stole a television and a laptop. no one was physically hurt. this is the second robbery reported at this

amy: that was william wales wrapped in the confederate flag.as standing next to the confederate monument. he was standing next to a young african-american student of south carolina who was opposing the flag. your response. bree: quite frankly -- and i said this in the statement -- one of the problems we have in the united states is that we are not the best when it comes to educating our children on history. the confederacy is a southern thing, but white supremacy is not. while the confederacy was defeated in the civil war, when reconstruction fell apart and there was the imposition of jim crow the north largely turned a blind eye to it because the as well. you see that playing out today when we are in 2015 and we are debating what the civil war was about. the united states went to war with itself over the issue of slavery and more americans died in that war than any other and we still have people who are not entirely clear on what the confederate flag represents. amy: your thoughts on people saying that you should have waited for the debate. it

to travel, the lansdale norristown line, it has now been suspended due to police activity at north wales will continue to keep you updated on this, be sure to follow me, at vittoria cbs-3 on twitter i'll let you know it does in fact clear out of the way as soon as possible. move now to the schuylkill expressway, this is 76, right at city avenue, that would be your westbound delay. eastbound is the traffic coming toward us. but take a look at how these headlights, that glare is bouncing off of the roadway. that's because of the weather it is slowing things down even more. not only on 76, but 95, and 42 approaching the area of 295 and the northbound side. more time is needed this morning, err dismay. >> thank you, as we've been telling you all morning long, lots of bleary eye book worms stayed up all night long reading the latest novel by harper lee. go set a watch man released nationwide at midnight lot of lines out there for this book. our jan carabeo joins me now in studio with more on the characters, the controversy and also the cash. a lot of row tailor hoping to scoop it up. >> your

fine wale we clear out friday and the clearing will come with much lower humidity. feel really comfortable. tonight partly cloudy as we go through overnight hours. 71 area storms. tomorrow hot and humid. temperatures mid to upper 80s. scattered showers and storms into the early afternoon. thursday the thunderstorms come later in the night or evening and into thursday night. by friday humidity goes down going to feel more comfortable. into the weekend sunshine continues. friday will be really nice leading into a nice saturday. by sunday mostly dry but we are getting a little more humid. stay tuned, sports is next. desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> donovan mcnabb was invested for a second time for driving under the influence in arizona. hevu9u was arrested last month under suspicion of driving under the influence after he rear ended a car stopped at a red light. mcnabb was arrested in december of 2013 for dwi and spent 24 hours in jail. >>> the u.s. women's national team continues to celebrate a win win. >> number 10! >> the next

this one down under off the waves of the beach in south wales. beaches are open this weekend despite the range of attacks. gabe reports. >> reporter: the rescue was frantic. >> we have a subject has an injury from a possible shark. >> 67-year-old andrew costello in good condition after a shark bit his leg, hip, both hands. >> you can see a decent size baseball size gash taken out of his knee. >> it was north carolina's seventh attack in three weeks. >> i'm reviewing personnel to make sure we have the personnel in place to respond to any potential emergency. >> this holiday weekend, officials have decided not to close any beaches. >> we want to make sure people are aware when they go in the water there are risks there. water temperatures are warmer than normal this time of year which means summer arrived sooner. with it came sharks from the south as well as many of the things they eat. >> so far this year there are 25 unprovoked attacks in u.s. 11 in florida, seven in sknorth carolina four in south carolina. >> a shark is upon me attacking me. thi

gold coast, new south wales, australia.me enjoying a cold one when he hears a commotion. >> i was interrupted by this street fight. >> but when he looks outside, he doesn't see the scuffle he thought he would. there are kangaroos all over new south wales. still, this is a sight. even here. >> something that we don't normally see as people, especially in a suburban street. >> the kangaroos battle it out, like ultimate fighters. watch as they slice the air with their kicks, land punishing jabs, and knock each other down. for 15 bruising minutes. so what's all the fuss about? it's mating season for kangaroos. and whoever wins the tussle gets a shot with the ladies in the mob. >> these guys will fight each other for these females. the one that wins, he is alpha male and he gets to breed with the females. >> that's the way love is. >> they may not both get the girl, but at least they win for quality theater. >> it's entertainment while you drink. so -- >> yeah. >> ooh! >>> coming up, don't mess with this family. or else. when "c

million people in american prisons. 100,000 are in prison in america compared to 148 in england and wales. if you are african-american, you are six times more likely to be in prison and you if you are white. for a generation, the policy has been prison works. that orthodoxy is coming under question from obama and senior republicans. there is a growing consensus too many people who pose a little over north threat to society are being locked up for far too long. kathy lee jones is home with her family in virginia after serving 12 years of a 21 year sentence for drug dealing. she had applied to three times for clemency and was expecting the worst when she was called into the warden's office. >> i figured it was something bad. i was crying. i was crying and holding my heart. she said president obama has granted you clemency. he says you are out today is april 15. all i did was start crying and said thank you, jesus. >> the president has granted 46 people clemency this week. that won't sort out the overcrowded prisons. a change of sentencing policy will be a first step and for justice to becom

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and pen lynn stations because there are reports that a person was struck by a train near the north wales station. so that investigation ongoing, that portion of the lansdale doylestown line will be suspended for a while, meanwhile, the manayunk norristown line, there is a 15 minute delay due to signal problems. so that is the mass transit issue. we will go to i-95 near route 322, in delaware county and it is slow go as you head southbound there. finally we will take a look at the roosevelt boulevard also slow go as you head southbound toward the schuylkill expressway, as it is, guys, are morning at this time you got it. 7:18. last couple weeks we have been doing this fun thing called which neighborhood in our area do you like most. >> that is right part of the ultimate philly neighborhood back wet billy penn. right now we're in round two. you have made your picks on our web site at my fox philly.com and narrowed it down to the top 16 and here they are. >> we are working with billy penn.com that web site is getting a lot of attention now. first philadelphia match up northern liberties is

this one down under on the waves off of lighthouse beach in new south wales. a 32-year-old body border had both legs atacked by a shark. in the u.s. the summer of the shark continues with beaches planning to open this holiday weekend despite rash of attacks. gabe gutierrez reports. >> the rescue was frantic. 67-year-old andrew costello in good condition after a shark bit him on his leg, hip, both hands. >> you could see decent size baseball size gash taken out of his knee. >> it was north carolina's seventh attack in three weeks, a record. >> i am reviewing with public safety personnel to make sure we have the personnel in place to respond to any potential emergency. >> officials have decided not to close any beaches. >> want to make sure people are aware when they go in the water, there's risks there. >> water temperatures are warmer than normal this time of year which means summer arrived sooner. with it came the sharks that move ed from the south as well as many things they eat. >> so far this year there's been 25 attacks in the u.s. 11 of them in florida s

. >>> wale it's happened again, folks. a shark attack in the waters off north carolina's outer banks. it is the seventh time someone has been attacked by a shark along a north carolina coast in just the past three weeks. dan sheneman has our story. >> reporter: for the third time in a week a swimmer was attacked off north carolina's outer banks. this latest attack happened off ocracoke island when officials say a 67-year-old man was in the water up to his waist when a shark grabbed him and dragged him under the water. he suffered bites to his leg, hands. before being airlifted to a hospital. >> the news spread quickly on the beach that it was shark attack or a shark bite. and so you know, obviously everybody got out of the water. >> this incident was the seventh confirmed shark attack in north carolina in just three weeks. victims include an 18-year-old who nearly died. 12 and 16-year-olds who lost limbs. a charlotte man who suffered several bites and is lucky to be alive. >> i could see the fin slowly coming by me. and i

announce san francisco is the city of arts and cultural experience squz is certain to be intellect wale provocative to its visitors. the scale of the work and critical mass of the instullation is suited to that of the plaza. more over, a special added advantage of the work is that is designed to be accessible >> student site empairs persons which is always a goal of the arts commission. excuse me for that. the concept of the sculpture based on the importance of freedom of speech is [inaudible] with something all san franciscoern can appreciate and demonstrate whether expressic their opinions at public meetings like this or protesting in front of city hall. san francisco will join international cities in displaying the art work. it will further or reputation as a cull chrm destination and connect the port to the next im international art and idea festival this summer sponsored by the mexican conslet. the art commission thanks and cumnds support for your on going support of public art that represents a diverse range of artistic styles from both local and international artist. we think thi

enthusiasts in south wales met on a facebook group for coloring books and regularly get together to share books and pans and tips. >> what a lovely thing in this day anage when everybody is into all the computers and tech stuff, to come right back to basics and do something like this, which is just fabulous. for 10le can talk to me minutes and i won't know they are talking to me. world of my own. just happilyies, coloring away. used to be seen as a children's activity, but not anymore. for booksellers competing against a rise in electronic readers, that has got to be a good thing. coloring in can only be done the old-fashioned way. >> it is definitely not a flash in the pan. the number of books available will double in the next six months or so. will it last forever? no way of telling, but it will be around for a good while. sarah: millie describes her work as a collaboration because her final artwork is a joint effort between her and her fans. they're creating a publishing phenomenon that shows no signs of fading. sarah campbell, bbc news. laura: now to a sailing ship with a long history

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. >> i ya they were hitchhiking on a road in wales after their cab broke down.o wait for another to show up so luckily along with the bride's mother they were picked up by a woman and taken to the wedding venue. >> the bride reached out through facebook and was able to offer a personal thank you afterwards. >> do what you got to do. >>> donald trump, he's been making a lot of news lately and his mane his hair has been talked a lot. usually the butt of jokes now the inspiration behind this. >> trump your cat. it's setting social media on fire. check out these fashionable felines impersonating the donald with matching toupees. crazy one. as you can see some of the cats have even mastered the trump scowl. >> wonder what he thinks about this. >> look at that. that's pretty good. >>> well evidence that excitement is growing ahead of the new "star wars" movie coming out in december. >> one guy put together a youtube video called jedi with a gopro. jedi take down stormtroopers with a lightsaber. >> gets going >> help is on the way. x wing fighter. millennium falcon is

probably is large amount of lbe's employed by companies not directly involve would metro con tract wale. specialties event service janitorial, photography, market and brand are the 4 companies listed >> hopefully going forward we can list dollars or percentage of revenue and get a feeling what they are actually doing as a local business? >> absolutely >> the dredging cost and i think i heard the dredging cost is increase today all most double because of the [inaudible] >> correct >> [inaudible] they couldn't meet the lbe goal because there was no upland or [inaudible] >> what is upland or contaminated soil-i get what you are saying- >> [inaudible] >> it wasn't trucking it was barge-trucking would be the will ask be opportunity and the mode to which they got rid of the [inaudible] didn't require trucks, it required barge >> how did they get the soil to the barge? >> they scoop it to the barge and-wetlands resteration. contaminated soil it is like lb [inaudible] so water front [inaudible] they get contaminated soils in ocean containers and the truckers take them to railroad and they go to

let's head to north wales.ith the rain pouring down along dekalb pike near nap road. you're still dealing with a rough ride in center city overnight milling and paving work going on. not paving yet, just the milling along market street and south broad. going to be bumping along on those roads this morning. erin. >> all right, matt thanks. >>> we're getting another look at the incredible emergency landing on a new jersey highway over the week. police in stafford township ocean county just released this video of the sky diving plane in the middle of route 72 on sunday. that is incredible. the plane was carrying dive students up to a jump when the aircraft lost power. one instructor suffered a cut. we are hearing from him for the very first time. >> of course i was -- i was nervous. you know, the many thoughts go through your head. when we hit the road sign that's when the plane shook quite a bit but the landing itself was actually soft. wow, that's just like landing back at the airport. >> incredibly no one else

andrew thomas reports now from the town of griffith in new south wales. >> reporter: griffith, a ruralr drive up land from sydney might not sound like a particularly multicultural place, but in fact, 28% of people here were born outside australia. exactly the same proportion as for australia as a whole. and they are easy enough to find. working at a garbage on the outskirts of town, row dal foe is one of three filipinos. >> i like cricket. i like my job here. and for the cost of living is so cheaper than the city. >> reporter: the company couldn't find people with his skills in australia. his boss is also from the philippines, visa rules required him to work in rural australia for at least two years before he could move to one of the country's big cities. >> the regional areas here in australia are not like ryne. >> ring announcer: knowledge like regional areas in the philippines where you have nothing but here you have everything you need. like the garage the hospital relies on immigrants. just one of its 16 doctors is australian born. >> i think most of the regional towns or the coun

boaters should stay a minimum of 300 feet away from wales. 115 humpback, blue, and other whales were spotted. an observer saw san francisco's lands in reporting several help 's -- humpbacks breaching. >>> a firefighters long road to recovery.>> it is very comforting to know someone is there all the time.>> the 19th surgery that firefighter has undergone since falling into flames. how he is paying it forward. >>> after outrage about deadly police shootings, a bay area police chief tries to make sure his department maintains a bond with the community. >>> a badly hurt fire capt. spoke for the first time about his accident. pete dern fell through a burning roots -- roof in march. he suffered burns on 70% of his body. is undergoing 19 surgeries. the veteran says he is doing well but has a long way to go.>> i am feeling pretty good. dr. dominick and his staff have done a mage -- an amazing job putting me back together. speaking of support, our fire family is amazing. we have had firefighters around me since the beginning, and it's just very comforting to know that someone is there all the

told the teens there is nothing they can't do, but beforehand g over the mike as you heard to rapper wale, he admitted rapping is the one thing he can't do. so, you know? >> if the commander in chief has one thing that he is not terribly great of, rapping, i think something we understanded. >> maybe mayor nut kerr give him some lessons. >> that's right. what is it that he always since? >> no idea but does good job. >> rappers delight. >> hip hip hop -- >> katie? >> i'm telling you. >> so maybe he can offer up some help. >> not that president owe bamm, a he has skills. >> it's okay, we forgive you. why not? >> right now 5:39. rough summer for wet american in canada. you have to see what happens when his forecast did not go exactly as planned. >> plus, this is about the last thing you want to see on a plane. a passenger restrained by seat bullets in the middle of the aisle. hear about the trouble he is accused of causing in the air. and other passengers stopped him. >> trues in the twitter war between taylor swift and nicki minaj. t swift's apology after very public dispute. that will story

inevitable civil war between the hindus, muslims and sikhs, the british commissioner, a lawyer from walesry, basically. >> look at the map and draw a line. people died because of the displaced men. unofficially they say it's 2 million people. they get trampled upon. >> in one of the largest exchanges of populations in history, many millions of people fled their homes. almost immediately, religious violence broke out on a mass scale. this is exactly what the partition had been intended to avoid. >> do people here still have families over there? >> yeah, they do. when the line was drawn, there were religions which were split into halves. there are some houses where you enter from india and you exit from pakistan. >> really. wow. >> this part of punjab and that part of punjab were once the same so the cultures are very similar. >> very similar. >> it's a popular metaphor for india and pakistan is twins separated at birth. >> we were never twins. it was one country. you could say dismembered. if you cut a body in two, they are not going to become twins. >> right. >> it's sad, you know? you ca

. >> last year the england-wales cricket released the results of the survey which shows the number of people playing the supreme courtcourton the court have declined. the traditional matches played at 100 overs like this one just take too much time. >> the commitment is full day. we join at 9:00 in the morning and get home. 10:00, 11:00 at night every saturday. that may be part of the problem. >> recent performances have also done little to ignite interest in the game. england lost the last ashes series and failed to advance at the world stage while clubs are addressing the problem by highlighting the social part of the game, another cricket club that has seen its membership numbers soar. a charity run sports club starting inner city communities. in a way that it's adapting chicken engaging people and drawing people in. making it more fun we've tried to adapt to encourage south asian particularly. now england officials see clubs like this as key to keeping grassroots cricket alive. >> talented generation of players that if encouraged and supported in the right way may one day produce

wales berd entered the top 10. beating belgium in a qualifier. finally, the c.o.n.c.a.c.a.f. gold cup is played in canada. the championship, it showcased two hugely contrasting players. they don't want to go without it. it's a top team in costa rica. later. the same evening, the canada striker claims it was 0-0. the game finished goalless. >> painful. >> painful. that's one of my finishes. i'm a right foot. >> that's life. you have to deal with it. thanks very much. that's it for the newshour. i'll be back with a full bulletin after the break. stay with al jazeera. >>> a week long humanitarian truce in yemen. the aid deliveries allowed through until friday. >> this is al jazeera, live from london. coming up. politicians submit new plans to meet lenders demand as pro-european demonstrators take to the streets. >> former saudi foreign minister prince faisal who spent 40 years in the job has died. >>> we are not going to sit

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charles: we havua walid -- waled phares with us, we lost him. amazing, i want his perspective. to you heather. >> privacy issue is a big one. we passed freedom act over patriot act. charles: what about profiling? how do you do it? where do you draw the line? you are an attorney. but then there is a notion that, there is a common thread with these, do we have to put our heards in sand or should be honest about it. >> we have law enforcement in a tough position, this obama administration they leaning forward protecting the people as opposed to general people, they are protecting people who are afraid of being profiled, and claiming racial profiling, to the extent it is putting us in danger, as bo said we have to go toward being all encompassing there a ripe for picking out a -- reince fo reason for pickingt a certain group or person. charles: people around the boston mayo marathon bombers, kw there was something wrong. what role do americans have here? stepping up to the little bit, saying something. i don't think they should get 5 years for aidin