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as a director of the rehab group an estimate wales director of elections for the no connections and as a party trustee. in a statement he says he is stepping down with progress but his involvement with the rehab group is the subject of political controversy. he said his role within it will only involve an actual strategy and organization. there was no role in advising the government. annie said that the shock of the party will continue to have his complete support. in recent weeks with the shock polish to government ministers and opposition leaders have called on mr flannery to appear before the p a c. was he remained silent. speaking in manchester in the sea sharks as he respected mr fleming's decision he's made his decision here which is scarier and witches. which is strong i think. obviously i am i would understand that if you get an invitation from the pub customers he added he should cooperate with us to see. as the ingredients for this man. today's developments will increase the pressure on rehab. the accounts committee bonds are written response from the organization by thursday

. >> the prime minister has support on the streets, wales held in many areas of the country and some straw defend her. so far, they have avoided rallies in bangkok, but haven't ruled that out. both sides want to avoid more confrontation. a political deal may be the only way to prevent that. >> to egypt now where thousands of anti coo protestors are out on the streets for a third straight day. at least one person has been killed in these protests. we report. >> this is an anti coup rally in the district south of cairo. it's been echoed also here. protestors raised the four finger symbol and chanted anti-government slogans. a coalition of anti coup groups with ties to the muslim brother hood movement, on top have its lift of demands, justice for protestors killed by security forces after the coup against mohamed morsi, a return to what the group calls constitutional legitimacy and reactivation of the democratic process, which the coalition believes to have been aborted by the military since the coup. the military-backed government dissolved the muslim brotherhood movement and declared

the view should be respected and listened to in wales. i think the point she makes about the royal college of surgeons and what they have said today, what they are saying effectively is that there are people who are dying in wales because the waiting list is too long because it is not in our poorly managed or reformed in wales. that is a matter for the welsh assembly government and they need to get their act together. >> thank you, mr. speaker. will the prime minister accept the overwhelming humanitarian case for guaranteeing long-term support to victims and survivors of terrorism? if so, will he agreed to meet with me and survivors of the london bombings to help with the services of survivors for peace program that is now faced with imminent closure? in doing so, would he remember his pledge that survivors of terrorism must know that they have the support of the whole country. >> can i commend the lady for the extraordinary work she did in government and continues to do in opposition in helping the survivors of the terrorist attacks, par

they continued to go up with labour in wales. we must do all we can, we must do all we can to help parents and families with these costs. that's why we're delivering 15 hours of free child care to all three and four-year-olds in the country, and preschool support and for first time ever to two-year-olds in the most deprived families. but you're right, she is right, of course we need to do more. we'll announce shortly the details of tax-free child care offer which will benefit many, many families with these very high costs across the country. >> >> you have watched prime minister's questions. davidh prime minister cameron answers questions from members of the house of commons live on wednesday morning on c-span 2 at a special time of 8:00 a.m. and again next sunday night at 9:00 p.m. specific -- pacific time. watch any time at www.c-span.org where you can find past episodes in other british public affairs. >> next, president obama and irish prime minister talk about irish-american relations. then a discussion about the democratic

. >> the fbi says the church of wales is on the agencies radar. >> local police are investigating the death of an infant. according to a statement from the father, he and other church members didn't seek treatment for the baby because they believed she'd be resurrected. the grand jury decided not to press charges. >> that's not faith or godly. >> what was it. >> i would almost call it murder. >> we tracked down the church of wales reclusive leader. >> we want to let you guys explain the false assumptions. >> no. >> a church member who did not wish to be identified says the allegations against leaders are false. >> they make these people look like monsters, and they are not. they are regular people like you and i. >> they can come across as polite, but also the most judgmental and at times hostile people we have ever met. i hope they leaf. >> the church of wells is staying put, while distraught families search for answers. >> a reminder to tune in friday morning an al jazeera america, and in part 2 of the series we follow the path of katherine groves as they try to convince their daugh

. >> the eastern states of queensland and new south wales are in the grip of the most severe drought ever recorded. some farmers in australia are having to shoot their cattle because they can't afford to feed them. the financial strain is taking its toll on people's mental health. in the second of a three part series on global drought. andrew thomas reports from broken hill, west of sydney. >> this is what charity looks like in rural always. a truck delivering hay harvested an 11 hour drive away. hay shouldn't be needed here, but a drought has dried the ground, killing the grass. farmers drive from far and wide. >> 70% of queensland is in drought. 50% in new south wales is drought declared. today makes a psychological difference. these guys know others care, and this is a small token of what we can do. >> this farmland would be more green than orange, there would be cows and sheep feeding. now it's hard to find any animals, however far you look. >> in fact, all you see around here are bones. sally and tony bright are receiving seven bales of hay. they haven't yet had to shoot cattle

we do not need to go any further than what is happening in wales, where the nhs has not met its targetnce 2009. it was the labour party in government that entered into a succession of sweetheart deals, with the covert privatisation of large parts of our nhs. i really do not think that, after the francis report and all the other revelations of what happened in the nhs under labour, it has much to stand on. >> the right honorable gentleman is even prepared to justify what he voted on last night. the truth is that the health secretary broke the law that gave local people a say, so decided to change the law. the lib dems could have stepped in and stopped it, but oh no, here is what they did instead. first, they said that they were against the change, then they put down an amendment, then they sold out to the tories -- and the tories got their way again. is there any logic to how the lib dems vote other than self-interest? >> this from a party that spent £250 million on sweetheart deals for the private sector, which led to operations and procedures that did not help a single patient; a part

they continued to go up with labour in wales. we must do all we can, we must do all we can to help parents and families with these costs. that's why we're delivering 15 hours of free child care to all three and four-year-olds in the country, and preschool support and for first time ever to two-year-olds in the most deprived families. but you're right, she is right, of course we need to do more. we'll announce shortly the details of tax-free child care offer which will benefit many, many families with these very high costs across the country. >> order. >> here on c-span2 we'll now leave the british house of commons as members move on to other business. you've been watching prime minister's question time aired live wednesdays at 7:00 a.m. eastern when parliament is in session. a reminder you can see this week's session again sunday nights at 9:00 eastern and pacific on c-span. for more information go to c-span.org and click on series to view every program we've aired from the british house of commons since october of 1989. we invit

the majority then the state is in favor of same march with intent and wales last july the pot the one hundred and seventy five. when you have taken months to come into it thanks in sydney tonight with the school just comment something to read austen. and finally sick of reading studying fastest runner now i just went up seventy five thousand tickets for his concert in june. tickets for the fourteen own financial pressure on sale at ten am on friday morning sending out exactly fifty one minutes the toolkit told him that we don't feel the federated twenty s but was suspended offer them up seventeen c a slice of meat tonight has no friends. honor that i read reports the rolling stones french firms have been a lazy day for weeks. on friday the tickets went on sale in the storm's first weren't already seven years is coming to paris. my silly on the thirteenth of june the staff across. on friday tickets and cats were besieged by turns seventy five thousand were sold in fifty one minutes for the mucky punctures the tickets with gold coast business eleven years despite an easing in the dream

the princess of wales. he is very excited because he knows there will be cold in carriages and 12 white horses. you rushes downstairs and sees his mom and dad and the woman comes wearing a brown dress a and they have t. then she gets into a motor car he turns in says where is the princess? she said that was a and he feels a deep disappointment that will be returned to when the princess of wales becomes the queen and will bright a note of condolence not because he has died but has done something more unforgivable but barry's to class is beneath him. [laughter] the headlines sweeps the nation it ends up on the front page of "the new york times" it is a shock. now the second vignettes is of to 40 something chinese men in the cave there playing ping pong in the 30's. one has a slightly withered arm that was broken in a horseback accident in the doctors told him the best thing he could to was play ping-pong every day even more strangely the cave is literally shaking as game goes on. the third vignettes and ameri

these are busy times for beekeepers diary is wales failed to pretend that this weekend for me it's that i can. i don't know. you know. gates. i'm spending it that it can be smarter. category a little this season so that's awesome the layout which is a light in that aspect of your high school. i enjoy that aspect yet. she added sixteen to nowhere. kevin sites like the one that acts as well as doing local peaks. she has made guest appearances at goulburn functions has been considerably busier since the release of the album with her new song. she is no traveling no further afield including a recent appearance of the film but the country show which debuted in wales the last few books she's had a number of radio interviews of a national basis of either youtube show hopes up like candy. wilson hit to right the social media has helped to raise her profile. that's why i had the seat vacant lot it is. nor does the safety this guy. tb is a big thing i think that helps the player makes you look into the future. she'll take things in her stride recession or the big old tv the buffet. only wound. so

were made from things like ghosts or coarse hair and wales tree toppled. but in the in these islands in ireland and they hired and sometimes still can't. the string material was magical. use a cross fire perhaps those precious metals like silver and maybe it goes. we have the medieval into a very robust medieval estimate with a one piece sound box so that kind of instrument where he like it's a bit like a dumb can you dig at the back of your resonating chamber could not make comics that with a metal strings played for most of its history and fingernails so which uses the thumping technique and this was a plane taking pics of our president. i still have very different instruments to the content of speech that period i have a twenty five students around the country and up until the clerk what you preach. so i'm trying to build up a group of players who will be the next generation of teachers smooth eye. it's an enormous work and waste become. we need a phd research students working hard on the manuscripts and on the pants are tight the repertoire. we need pe

in england, they secure their first triple crown in 11 years after defeating wales. the english took the trophy after beating three nation rivals. 35 minutes in, danny state of the line for the first of two tries. another slick move from the english backs. dive over in the corner to help them register their third win in four. next week's final clash will be against italy. the final straits of the opening stage of the paris-nice cycling race -- christopher made it clear of the pel upon. -- peloton. the pack real-time back in. he was eventually followed up. they crash delayed writers. it came down to a sprint between several writers. the day belonged to the frenchman. he put his head down in the final 200 meters and send it -- fended off his rivals. the final race of the regular world cup season saw felix taking victory. he also has pole position in the overall slalom title. .59 seconds ahead of his teammate. he had placed fifth in his olympics run. the by athletes are also in action. in slovenia, there was a victory for bjorn in the 15 kilometer. he did not have a gre

his business is in england and wales and that west a wholly owned subsidiary of r.b.s. is the largest part of the bank's business portfolio so depending on what happens with the currency nat west would have access to the bank of england's liquidity in england while r.b.s. might be shut out of a newly independent scotland does that mean that the royal bank of scotland becomes the royal bank of england those who want independence believe that scotland will thrive on its own but those against the proposition believe that scotland benefits from its relationship with england independence is a messy process and perhaps the problems created by a scottish pound might wind up bringing these aspirations back down to the ground whatever happens we'll be watching. today we have wonderful economists from down under as a pretty horrible but it's not all call as in kangaroos down under on boom bust it's about economics and policy definitely right here first of john quiggin is an australian economist and professor at the university of queensland he's also a prolific writer and ranked i

for now, despite the loss against wales, everything is possible. we can still win. we need to get ready for the game against scotland. >> i know what seven will be doing. >> and the big game, england wales at twickenham. that'll be a corker. it will decide the championship. thank you very much. stay with us here on al jazeera, and we'll have the latest on the missing plane and for from crimea as well. >>. >> we are trying to do everything in our power to find where the plane is. >> heartbreak after a plane bound for beijing vanishes in the south china sea. >> russia backs a plan for crimea to ses seed from ukraine as they increase boots on the ground. >> i'm not angry, it takes from your life. >>

among her admirers was the then prince of wales. and the family has a rather difficult reputation in british society. not only that, they were deeply impoverished. at the time at lord randolph died in 1895 young winston was just coming out. having had a very indifference cooling that one of britain's leading public schools, and in those days if you were not very bright, if you were not being singled out for a career in law or a university or something useful you went into the army glass. and that's where young winston languished for most of his days. he was so behind academically that it took in three attempts to get end. he failed the first to and had to be sent to a, to get through the exam. so says the young churchill's fortunes or very low indeed any embarked on life. but he made it very clear from the very early age that having decided on a military career and on like a lot of politicians to there he thought a military career was the perfect foundation for life and politics from of very early age she had this vision of himself

the only problem with that is that summit in wales isn't until september six months away.e administration is preparing for long crisis in ukraine. gives vladimir putin a signal how much time he has. >> we have meeting next week in the hague in netherlands with the g-7 supposed to get together without putin. now putin, i don't know if is he going but his people will be there because it's a nuclear proliferation meeting in holland and they will peel off the seven big economic powers to talk about punishing putin. is kerry involved with that by the way? is kerry going to be there. >> president obama is attending that summit. one point if i may, bill, this has to do with lessons from the cold war at all points president obama and secretary of state kerry emphasize they want to deescalate this crisis and avoid confrontation they will calibrate their responses and the costs they seek to impose on russia based on what putin does going forward. the danger here is two fold. first, it cedes all initiative to vladimir putin. second, it failed to heed the lesson that a cold war presid

the law society represents lawyers in england and wales and the new guidelines talk about how to draft islam make wills what's made this controversial though is that wills drafted in compliance with shari'a law can refuse women an equal share of inheritance as well as entirely discount nonbelievers illegitimate and adopted children the moves prompted a backlash from some lawyers and equality campaign is amidst concerns that a parallel legal system is emerging for britain's muslim communities true law has not been in troy and in the british legal system and it's. true for little sorties god braces however what we have to our boys shrewdness practice know it's going to and they've legitimized the normal noise than some of the toys. which is inherently discriminatory law society denies promoting sharia law in the u.k. the organization says that it was merely responding to demand from its own members for guidelines on how to draft wills which follow shari'a succession rules. reports that the law society is promoting shari'a law are ill informed the law society responded to requests from it

i know that president obama will want to use the upcoming nato summit in south wales to generate concretee that nato is able to meet its article 5 obligations to all members. >> just to explain, the article 5 is the treaty that the u.s. signs that if any of those countries are invaded that the u.s. would step up and help and militarily step in. but the fact, chief washington correspondent james rosen points out, mara, the fact he would then mention the summit in south wales where the president wants to generate commitments and talk about this, well, that summit is in september. >> yeah. >> six months away. >> that doesn't make any sense to me. >> doesn't make any sense. >> doesn't make any sense. ukraine is going to do some kind of military exercises with the u.s. and nato countries. this has to be done much sooner than that. it's one thing to say we're not going to engage them in ukraine. it's another thing to draw the line at other countries and other incursions. that has to be done, and you can do that without provoking a military conflict. you can make a show of force. >> maybe that's

this month lee waling a prominent voice and critic of the government were fired.nalysts say the bosses were worried they would not renew their licence if she stayed on. a state prosecutor resigned for personnel reasons after commenting on a murder. a reporter worked at two papers. he was kidnapped and killed this month. the prosecutor then said his murder was over a personal dispute. >> de la cruz is a dangerous place to be a journalist. according to the committee to protect journalists, at least eight have been killed since 2011. mexico has a poor record of finding and convicting those responsible for the murder. local reporters criticised the prosecutor for ruling out his work as a motive. within days he resigned. >> for all the attention the global news media paid to the quay rights -- gay rights issue in russia, there was a story coming out of russia that didn't get much attention. uganda's president signed legislation making the antihomosexual view the new law of the land. it was illegal to be gay in uganda. the new law meant harsher punishments and made it i

dozens of same-sex couples across england and wales have tied the knot after a historic law legalizing gay marriage came into force. took their vows just as the clock struck midnight. where hoffenheim bayern munich's winning streak. bys was held at home last-place braunschweig. goals pasthree freiburg. burton -- asusberg. schalke entered the match in fighting spirit, determined to won second place in the championship. they netted the first goal seamlessly in the 16th minute. the second half kicked off in similar style, 29 minutes into play. side up 2-0.ome their final hopes were dashed when the referee disallowed a header. the final score was 2-0. schalke is on course for champions league qualification. >> it leaves the bundesliga table looking like this. tothe top there is pride diebold and the championship seeds as well. the real action is in the bottom. stuttgart join them in the automatic relegation places, while homburg has a chance of climbing out of the bottom three -- hamburg as a chance of climbing out of the bottom three. fastest inriver was a session of the circuit. a hard t

to form civil partnership there is, but as of today they can officially tie the knot in england and wales. a recent vote in scotland expects to allow it soon. >>> over 6,000 people will be hired for cyber command by 2016. that increase will provide better defense against internet attacks that threaten american security. >> america has always adopted to new threats, but today a world in which ocean oceans are crossy the speed of light presents challenges to our security that the nation before has confronted. >> hagel's speech was broadcast live from nsa headquarters for the first time made it clear that the government is not trying to, quote, militarized cyberspace. >>> an effort to gather somali refugees in kenya. >> i'm mentally ill, and i don't receive the treatment i need. >> how hospital closings are turning jails into treatment centers. >> kenyon government wants all somali refugees to leave urban areas in an attempt to keep them in two refugee camps that are far from the city. reports from nairobi, people aren't listening to the government's demand. >> reporter: jamal came to kenya

but the state government of new south wales has paid somewhere between one and $10 million to host these be the direct impactl be substantial and the great benefit that you can't mesh newer dollars, the tangible benefits of all the people armed the world seeing what goes on here in new south wales and australia. >> reporter: there has been a big baseball game before at the scg. 100 years ago the chicago white sox played the new york giants in an exhibition game. but baseball's got a lot bigger since then. elyse holman, al jazerra. >>> there is much more sport on our website for the latest check out aljazerra.com/sports. >>> that's it for me from now, martin back to you. >> thank you very much indeed. of course remember there is always the al jazerra website. but also more news coming up soon.

doctors at a hospital in wales carried out the procedure to restore his appearance. given exclusive access. viewers may find the images disturbing. >> his body is filled with plates and screws. power has learned to hide his injuries since his accident 18 months ago. despite wearing a crash helmet, he remembers little of the impact that left him on a life-support machine and his skull crushed out of shape. >> i should not wear glasses. i wear them to discuss my cheek and my i. -- eye. my nose is still bent. >> surgeons are trying to rebuild his face. instead of using standard models and plates, they printed the parts. they should fit exactly and remove the need for guesswork. the operation is an eight hour procedure. --y cut the bulletins balance -- bones. >> it is designed to perfectly fit stephen's face and helps to restore a natural symmetry. it makes a challenge. the printed parts make a difference. up to freehand decision-making on the decision table. it could be good. ok, it meansgether it is perfect. >> the difference between the two sides is one millimeter. >>

but i'm afraid in wales they're still going up.but he might want to talk to the national assembly government about that but the point that the deputy prime minister and i were making yesterday we want to help hard-working families with their child care costs and so from 2015, for every child you have, you can save up to 2,000-pound on your child care costs. isn't it interesting, mr. speaker, we can now heart that the labour party oppose this is move. clearly they don't welcome it. so can have a very clear choice at the election. if you vote for parties on this side of the house you get help with your child care and if you vote labour you get nothing. >> would the prime minister join with me in praising conservative council for -- fifth straight year this year? real help to hard-working people and stark contrast of the three labour parties going up this year? >> well my honourable friend is absolutely right. we should do everything we can to help hard-working people meet their budgets and meet their needs. that's why council's, free

i'm afraid in wales they are still going up. he might want to talk to the national assembly government about that. the point of the deputy prime minister and i were making yesterday is we want to help hard-working families with their childcare costs. from 2015, for every child you have you can save up to 2000 pounds on your childcare costs. speaker,eresting, mr. we can now hear that the labor party opposes this move. clearly, they don't welcome it. you have a very clear choice of the election. if you vote for parties on the side of the house you get help with your childcare and if you vote labor you get nothing. >> with the prime minister john with me in praising conservative -- for 68 years. providing real health to hard-working people in a stark contrast to the labour party. >> my honorable friend is right. we should do everything we can to help hard-working people meet their budgets and the needs. that is why the council is freezing the council tax. the government is doing its part by freezing feels duty, by raising the perso

doctors at a hospital in wales carried out the procedure to restore his appearance. given exclusive access. viewers may find the images disturbing. >> his body is filled with plates and screws. power has learned to hide his injuries since his accident 18 months ago. despite wearing a crash helmet, he remembers little of the impact that left him on a life-support machine and his skull crushed out of shape. >> i should not wear glasses. i wear them to discuss my cheek and my i. -- eye. my nose is still bent. >> surgeons are trying to rebuild his face. instead of using standard models and plates, they printed the parts. they should fit exactly and remove the need for guesswork. the operation is an eight hour procedure. --y cut the bulletins balance -- bones. >> it is designed to perfectly fit stephen's face and helps to restore a natural symmetry. it makes a challenge. the printed parts make a difference. up to freehand decision-making on the decision table. it could be good. ok, it meansgether it is perfect. >> the difference between the two sides is one millimeter. >>

dozens of same-sex couples across england and wales have tied the knot after historic law passed. many couples exchanged vows just as the clock struck midnight before being pronounced husband and husband or wife and wife. in formula one motor racing, the driver louis hamilton has secured his second poll. but the court in malaysia. hamilton record it had fastest time in a qualifying session cut short by heavy rain and accidents. he also started the poll in the melbourne grand prix. , and l be joined by fekel rossberg and ricardo. well, mercedes say they have solid the engine misfire which saw hamilton withdraw early in that race. his teammate rossberg benefited from the problem to secure victory in the season opener. mersdeeze being seen as favorites and there's a time to have a look at hamilton's team mates who currently heads the drivers' rankings. >> the german driver, didn't give his opponents a chance in the first race of the season. he drove flawlessly and dominated from start to finish. >> he isn't just a candidate for the world championship. for me he is the candidate for t

. >> it was an historic day for gay couples in england and in wales, which became the latest countries to legalize gay marriage. we'll tell what you the happy couples are saying about their landmark day. >>> plus it could get a little tough for earn the label tennessee whiskey. we'll tell why some distributors are not so happy. >> good afternoon, welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. a moment of silence is planned for later today for the victims of the washington's deadly mudslide. >>> attacks in kabul, afghanistan, in just 24 hours. four attackers were killed ahead of next week's presidential election. >>> secretary of state john kerry is changing his travel plans to discuss with russia's counter part about ukraine. >>> a stroke of midnight same-sex marriages could legally married in most of the united kingdom. gay couples have been allowed to form civil partnerships there, but as of today they are and they can tie th the knot. >> it was a lot more emotional than i thought it would be. >> g.m. has expanded it's recall to include two and a half million vehicles. the r

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wales have a french president for swallows and his chinese counterpart sheet in pain at the end of a three day visit which is seen around eighteen the new rates when the contract signed the chinese cranny and he's wearing crowns an okay trip with a twenty ten and classical music concerts the band signed . two to three thousand six hundred ft tree does it explain it. we toast each club's twenty three billion euro raise most of the free trade agreements signed a deal to the bus to supply seventy chance to china when the rams seventeen year raise the most and contacts in the news and financial sectors as well as the car industry. teaching pain is now heading to bed in the next eight to his european tour when his team to beat weekend in town so i feel in the cold. you can the remains of some four hundred chinese soldiers killed during the korean will be returned to the right after a ceremony at south korea's even sean apple the puppies was led by a chinese transport plane to share yet which i know the senate report its war dead. i try to force alongside the north during the nineteen fift

for free food farmers drive from far and wide. 70% of queensland is in drought. 30% of new south wales. today is good because it let's farmers know others care. >> in other times this would be more green than orange and cows and sheep would be feeding on the grass. now it's hard to find any animals however far you look. in fact, all you see around here are bones. sally and tony bright are receiving seven bales of hay. they haven't yet had to shoot desperate cattle, but only because they are taking preventative measures that will be financially painful for years. >> we are selling some of these girls what were potential future breeding stock, and we don't have the choice. we'll be left with less breeding numbers. it's upsetting. something that manifests physically. you walk around with a knot in your guts. you look at the sky a lot, hoping it will rain. >> the flying doctors are more associated with farming accidents than farmer depression. this year they describe treating mental health as a key priority. >> the referrals we have had my team see as stress related. to do with depression,

. >>> at the stroke of midnight, gay marriage became legal in england and wales, and gave couples across that country to tie the knot. last july parliament passed legislation legalizing same-sex marriage with david cameron. civil partnerships had been legal since 2005. britain is now the 15th country to allow gay marriage. >>> a promising treatment to help millions of americans with high blood pressure has been shown to be ineffective. the treatment called renal denervation failed to reduce hypertension. the treatment was considered a break-through for high blood pressure that couldn't be lowered with drugs. >>> an earthquake struck the downtown area, but the quake broke water mains. objects were also tossed from stoor shelves. tlr with dozens of after-shocks overnight. >>> in washington state, a moment of silence. to mark the moment a week ago todayhen a huge landslide buried a cluster of homes north of seattle. 27 people are presumed dead and 90 more are still believed missing. >>> the revelation late yesterday afternoon that russian president vladimir putin called president obama with

absolutely stunning colors, pink and purple and green stretching across the night sky from south wales to scotland and then to the west to ireland. the northern lights, an extra powerful show right now because we've just experienced the most powerful solar flare so far in the year 2014. >>> in the movie "gravity," which is up for best picture at the oscars sunday night, george clooney's character flies around using a jet pack in space while calmly repairing a satellite. that's been done in real life. the man who did it, astronaut dale gardner, has died at the age of 65. along with a colleague, commander gardner snagged and retrieved not one, but two wayward satellites, brought them back to the space shuttle. back home on earth, he was a naval aviator and test pilot. >>> confirmation tonight from the new york city medical examiner that actor philip seymour hoffman officially died from a mix of drug overdose. hoffman as you will recall was found earlier this month in his apartment in new york. >>> the gao, the government accountability office is sounding the alarm saying we don't pay our

lot of risk of flooding over the east coast of the new clues like our christmas was a new start for wales in fact we have of the port of about two weeks hundred and thirty millimeters of rain with the border of the state. this is due to the sample humid air coming in from the beach on right side of the screen by kicking bell and causing evening. well unfortunately the heaviest rain will likely continue into your mind a break and the potential for flooding as well as ones that lead into the weekend things we can actually improving now finally across the europe the quiet man feel that in a bid to rein in countries we are seeing a lot of thunderstorms can be rinsed and there's a risk of a payless was tornados but this is likely to head towards the east of taking the eastern part of the paul campaign is not as close to busting turkey pie here friday and has put any pictures it's going to be quiet one into the next several days and going up can you think the decreasing in locations into your sunday but then the party's nineteen degrees. the hour and who choose life for this hour and she nailed

scott will be like ireland north ireland england and wales. we are bound by the ties of family friendship we have trade his stall and call it with tights which do not depend on location of the pollen. because export agency spoke about the reasons for results of extensive national team coach in the fixed cost them it isn't i said that the coaches to be blamed for that reminder cause extensive national team from only one bronze medal from the such human pics to put the extras expected that the cause of sportsmen to win at least two medals of the strongest members of the national team did not deliver expectations the chairman of the sports agency noted that us authorities provided all necessary conditions for fifty two members of the national team. however it is hard to win an olympic games without the systematic work sports teams coaches and over and the like that i'm not going to applique some courses may mistakes for example all the diamonds coach wilson and eu scientific approaches to training he made some strategic mistakes will summarize th

of nonsense can be turned into social reality when we did the russian people can be manipulated and wales opposition demonstrators are no longer a danger for food the switch to give it up there but it's just rude to the psychiatry describes the phenomenon of the seas are complex. when you encountered no resistance for years. when you think you'll never experience any ever again. it's been a roman emperor caligula. for this course a senator you know what industrial places and cranny and says didn't you in the west always say i was capable of anything. with those of you. his last inauguration in all this back to the kremlin. putting that's what he wants those who know him say he has no inhibitions about taking drastic measures. dos cannot attend a life awakens on the continent in this edition of the series europe by tonight to take a look at what's happened is that every stop. everybody knows the satellite images from space. the wells big cities are clearly visible pores that night because of the many sources of light that you learned was to tease the lights and garfunkel the groups and sto

which beat -- england beat wales. it was yes -- it was last year that wales thrashed england.ple crown trophy. team away youles been to scotland and ireland and wells, you win the triple crown. won not w -- we have not the six nation title. england plays italy. england has a chance to win. great again. --how long is the term it? tournament? >> one more week. you have the most weekends. it is about over six-eight weeks. so happy. [laughter] >> it made your weekend. the combination of rugby and the weather. you said that. "countdown" continues. wealth and exciting -- we have been exciting, exclusive interview with the president of the philadelphia fed. that is coming up exclusively in the next hour of "countdown." ♪ >> asian stocks falling. deflation highlights the year'sges hitting this growth target. >> malaysia says security measures at kuala lumpur international airport do meet international standards. we have the latest live from the malaysian capital. the independent center in paris. hello, welcome to "countdown." >> it has just gone 7:00. a warm welcome to the program. bl