but north wales, sumneytown pike near beaver street. and the roads in conshohocken, with the exception of balligomingo road, we have a downed tree blocking that road near front street. you can take swedeland road if you need to get around it. for drivers in delaware, this is a live look, 495 at terminal avenue. 495 is still closed in both directions between exits 2 and 3. vai? >> new from overnight, a fight escalates to a shooting inside a north philadelphia bar. police say a man was shot in the leg at marv love's ii bar. the victim told investigators he was not part of the fight. he's in stable condition. police are looking for the gunman who took off running. >>> new from overnight, fire at a home in kensington, the 00 block of east cornwall street. this fire broke out after 11:00 last night. no injuries reported. >>> investigators are looking into an unexpected landing at philly international. a malfunction on the lufthansa plane forced the flight to burn fuel in air and the germany-bound jet had to return to philadelphia for repairs

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we have an accident north wales, sumneytown pike.risto norristown, trooper road near potshop road. majors are looking good. this is 42 at creek road. both directions you can see clear right now, area bridges. also in the clear. for drivers in delaware, 495 is still shut down in both directions between exits 2 and 3. 95 is your best alternate there. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 15 minutes away from sunrise. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. it will be a quick warmup. very little to no wind right now. look at the water in front of the boathouses this morning. boat house row will see plenty of sunshine as will philadelphia. 66 degrees. you can see some of the clouds over citizens bank park. sunshine will be bright. yesterday was in the low 80s. today upper 80s. and climbing as the week progresses. the seven-day forecast, i just updated it. i'llville it for you in a few seconds. 55 degrees in pottstown, doylestown is 55. 56 at philadelphia international. south harrison in gloucester county 5

but here we have the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwallis.hey attended the state opening for the first time together last year. the prince actually had not attended since 1996. this is the second time that they have attended as a couple. they are now arriving will we will see a little later on is charles and camilla seated at the queens side and the ceremonial shares, the shares of state . things that we deal with. the marshal, he is in charge of the really big events of state, the coronation, funerals, significant events. he is the organizing. the sensitivity behind the understandable process of looking ahead and the fact that charles and camilla taking a more prominent role in events like this. >> not just this, but we remember the charles went to the g20 summit in sherlock, the first time he had presided over commonwealth of and. so the first people to say we need to think ahead, plan, consider how her majesty will manage as she gets older. and we were hearing the other day, things that she no longer quite felt able to do. and always strik

here we have the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. they attended the state opening for the first time together last year. the prince actually hadn't attended the state opening i don't think since 1996 before last year, though he had attended several before then. so this is the second time that they've attended as a couple, and they are now arriving at the sovereign's entrance under the victoria tower, and what we'll see a little later on is charles and camilla seated at the queen's side just on the right-hand side of the main throne in the ceremonial chairs, the chairs of state which are being brought in for them. so this is a relatively new development that we're seeing. a real sense as well, nick, last time, although these obviously are things that we deal with sensitively, that is by the way the duke of norfolk, he is in charge of the really big events of state, including coronations, state funerals, really significant events. he is here today because really he's the organizing mastermind of the state opening. i just mentioned the

to talk to them, we have them from wales via skype. welcome to the show. all, congratulations, second, jamie, when did you figure out i think he's going to propose? >> when bellealked in, i didn't even realize what was going on. when walked outside and saw the dancers, i realized the song was our song. >> how long did it take you to plan this? >> a few months of planning. >> what do you think about the fact that the video is so popular? >> it's absolutely mental. >> dude is looking for a new roommate so what better way to choose one. >> set up your brooklyn apartment as a makeshift talk show studio. >> see the surprise heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >> or his brain would explode. >> actually, actually,

but here we have the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall.tend it had state opening for the first time together last year. the prince actually hadn't attended the state opening i don't think since 1996 before last year though he had attended several before then. so this is the second time that they've attended as a couple. and they are now arriving at the sovereigns entrance in the victoria cart and what we will see a little later on is charles and camilla seated at the queen's side just on the righthand side of the main throne in the ceremonial chairs, the chairs of state which are being brought in for them. so this is a relatively new development that we're seeing. these obviously are thing that is we deal with sensetively. the field marshall is in charge of the really big events of states, coronations, the funerals, really significant events. he is here today because really he is the organizing mastermind of the state opening. i've just mentioned the sensitivity around the understandable process of looking ahead and the fact that charles a

they are not yawning in wales because they are stuck on waiting lists desperate for treatment. [shouting] >> thank you, train one. will my right honorable friend join me in congratulating the england women's football team? >> here, here. >> and women are delivering for england with more women in employment, more women setting up businesses. will be prime minister confirm that in our long-term economic plan we -- we will ensure that women can continue to score the goals for the uk economy and that no one is left behind? >> here, here. >> i'm happy to join my honorable friend. a keen fan of not just the england football team but also the england cricket team. actually had the great pleasure of having representatives of the england women's football and cricket team in downing street recently. i made a point to them. they seem to put us through considerably less hard a, stress and worry when they are qualifying for these major competitions and, indeed, in the cricket teams case when they're winning the ashes. i think there is some good uses celebrate which is the middle employment

here we have the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall.nded the state opening for the first time together last year. the prints having attended the state opening since 1996 before last year. though he had attended several before that. this is the second time they have attended as a couple. they are now arriving at the sovereign centrist -- sovereigns entrance. but we will see a little later on is charles and quintanilla seated on the right-hand side in the ceremonial chairs. the chairs being brought in. this is a relatively new development that we are seeing. these obviously are things that we do with sensitively. that is the marshall. he is in charge of the really big events of the state the coronations the state funerals really significant events. he is here today because really he is the organizing mastermind of the state opening. i've mentioned the sensitivity around the understandable process of looking ahead and the fact that charles and camilla are taking a more prominent role in events like this. >> not just in this but remember th

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the questions i would argue is why is it in wales were labor are in control, where it are sent cuts have been made in the nhs budget, they might be yawning opposite, they are not yawning in wales because they are stuck on waiting lists, desperate for treatment. >> will my right honorable friend join me in congratulating the england women's football ?eam on and off the pitch, women are delivering for england. more women in employment, more women setting up businesses. will the prime minister confirm that in our long-term economic land, we will ensure that women can continue to score the goals for the uk's economy, and that no one is left behind? >> i'm very happy to join my honorable friend, who is a keen fan not just of the football team, but of the english cricket team. have a great pleasure of having representatives of those teams in downing street recently. they put us through considerably less heartache stress and worry when their qualifying for these major competitions, and indeed when they're winning the ashes. i think there are some good news to celebrate, which is female employme

jimmy wales tells us the single most exciting theme in tech. stay with us. >> this is "on the move." welcome back to the program. here are some stocks on the move this morning. let's show you what is happening with shire pharmaceuticals. of by 14%. has been manufacturer the center of bid speculation for some time now. in the last 24 hours we heard from one business that said they had made three offers. the latest has been rejected by anothernt. will we see offer come to the table? share prices up on that news. president barack obama is deploying military advisors and reconnaissance planes to help iraq be back a sunni insurgency ear thereatens to t country apart. elliott gotkine follows it. the u.s. is getting more involved but only in a specific way. one ofs not forget that obama's big achievements since he became president was troops, getting them out of the middle eastern misadventure of george w. bush, and certainly according to the president there is no way america is going back to the way things were. >> american forces will not be returni

they are not yawning in wales because they are stuck on waiting lists desperate for treatment. [shouting] >> thank you, train one. will my right honorable friend join me in congratulating the england women's football team? >> here, here. >> and women are delivering for england with more women in employment, more women setting up businesses. will be prime minister confirm that in our long-term economic plan we -- we will ensure that women can continue to score the goals for the uk economy and that no one is left behind? >> here, here. >> i'm happy to join my honorable friend. a keen fan of not just the england football team but also the england cricket team. actually had the great pleasure of having representatives of the england women's football and cricket team in downing street recently. i made a point to them. they seem to put us through considerably less hard a, stress and worry when they are qualifying for these major competitions and, indeed, in the cricket teams case when they're winning the ashes. i think there is some good uses celebrate which is the middle employment

first, jimmy wales, cofounder of wikipedia explain what is he sees as issues and what he thinks shouldple keep talking about the balance between privacy and freedom of expression. in this case, the court ordered google to take down a news story legally published as true, published by order of court about a matter i say is clearly public interest which means google is in a difficult position of figures out how they can possibly know when something should be deleted or not. i do think the next steps would be to say to the european parliament hey look, this is a mess. this is confusing. it's clearly going to impact the freedom of newspapers. now people say you can't link to that article. i don't care like it. a better approach would be what are the penalties for leaking data if you're a company that's agreed to keep data private. we shouldn't start with censoring the newspapers. >> eddie copeland heads up the technology division at the think thank policy exchange. great to have you on the program. granted google didn't write the articles some are not happy with. it directs us to articles

what excites jimmy wales at the cutting edge of tech right now? >> driverless cars are coming much faster than people realize. it is an astonishing technology that is well along the way towards being a product. >> andy murray is gearing up to defend his wimbledon title next week third we will go inside the brand of written's biggest tennis star. that is the next hour on "in the know. " to offer for alstom comes ahead. we'll find out why governments are getting more involved than ever to get the deals done. ♪ >> time for today's company news. the chief executive of the ubs chargedunit is being with tax fraud. prosecutors say the investigation deals with activities that began a decade ago in which ubs employees allegedly targeted wealthy belgian clients. oracle shares are down. half it its sales fell short of analyst's estimates in the fourth quarter. per share, sales came in at $11.3 billion. leaders of the advertising and are at a world conference to discuss the future of their industry. sat down with martin sorrell to talk about the future of mob

gma, and at 69 years old she works as a health >>> it's an old fashion sock hop for seniors in north wales, when the agency for senior life rocked the day away, with poodle skirts and loafers and a fun way to enjoy yourself and get exercise for those doing the sock hop. >> that is nice. >> jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories next at 6:00. the man wanted for -- is now behind bars, we'll have the details. >> plus, dietz watson announce an expansion project that brings dozens of new jobs to the city. >> and one of the most celebrated costumes in the city getses more suppose to continue its work. lisa thomas-laury has the story from drexel university. >>> now for rick williams and sharrie williams, and the entire >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and an underground emergency cuts gas service to hundreds of people and authorities bust dozens of suspected drug dealers in a raid in berks county. but the big story is the arrest of an illegal immigrant for the

and it's camera time in north wales montgomery county and the rain rolled through and the roadway is wet, the welsh road by the movie theater, it's busy but we are moving along in this dwrar. we'll check it again monica and sharrie in the next half hour. >>> much more to come on "action news" ton. abc's diane sawyer isnounced she is leaving world news, we'll talk about her new role, and the woman that has to replace her. >> abc is getting fit this summer. registered reporter ali gorman shows us the number on the scale. we'll check back in with meteorologist, adam joseph "action news" at 5:00 will be right back. >>> we have breaking news in delaware, the accident happened at at sharonville train station, a pedestrian was struck by the train, investigators are looking for evidence and no word on the victim's condition but the service is now suspended as a result of the crash. delaware county radio report its happened at 4:30 and someone was hit by an amtrak train and right now the train service is suspended and it should impact those looking to take the train. the state of delaware has

lets see traffic for new north wales there is an accident on north sumanytown pike near beaver street. route 11 will trolley is shuttle busing between 70th and wood land avenue from the darby transportation center because of of track work, more of >>> growing tensionness iraq, forcing evacuations of the u.s. embassy in baghdad. militant group known as isis has taken control of two iraqi cities and vows to continuity tense situation which has left a countless number of people dead and tens of thousands now fleeing for their lives. the obama administration is watching this very closely but crisis has become another issue, that has left political leaders divided. >> what has happened in iraq and what we are seeing with is is is a good deal predictable by the president's failure to act appropriately. >> any direct military action by united states needs to be done when we see that the the iraqi g has actually pulled itself together politically. >>> president other bam a says he is considering a number of options here but says that it is the the iraqis themselves who must spearhead efforts

we're looking at north wales, montgomery county, bethlehem split or merge depending on where you are heading. they started the milling project along county line road at 309. you may find a bumpy ride there. here in this area we're watching light fog. we're watching a crash at allentown road. extra people are using allentown now that the intersection of godshall and could could cowpat. in upper did you lynn there's an broken -- upper dublin there's a broken down vehicle. norristown road and butler pike. you're going to be avoiding a lot of traffic if you're heading to dover. firefly music festival back in town. last year we saw the huge delays on friday morning on 1, 13, scarborough road, et cetera, et cetera. time for the commuter report brought to you by the waze app watch out for foggy weather in north hampton bucks county along bridge town pike. it's not severe, but it's out there in a few spots this morning, tam. >> officials in south dakota at that are praising the emergency response to the tornado that tore through the heart of a small town. one person was injured in the we wes

thousands of veterans and visitors are gathering there to meet with world leaders including the prince of wales. robert hall has all the latest. >> at the bridge which has become an icon for the airborne divisions, prince charles, the chief of the parachute regiment marks the loss of life during a surprise attack. today, the french crossed the breach named pegasus in honor of the men who took and held their objective. this wreath commemorating one small action on that summer night. in the hours before the seaborne assault, 181 men carried in gliders targeted bridges over which german reinforcements could threaten allied forces. then, to the cafÉ which is still owned by the family who helped to treat the wounded and he still welcome veterans and their families as their own. a tactile machine gun nest while badly wounded. attacked a machine gun nest while badly wounded. >> i said, no, i would never refuse an order. toould like your permission a sale that machine gun post, which i did. >> 13,000 feet above the wartime objectives, this 89-year-old braced himself for one last jump. he had helped his

now al waleed, the last under iraqi control, has been overrun by gunmen.he seizures will allow weapons and fighters to move from syria into iraq. at a debriefing today in baghdad, the iraqi armed forces defeat for his army but a tactical retreat. "the withdrawal from these cities," he said, "better to re- deploy the army in these regions to ensure better control." the government also tried to show that it is taking the fight to isis by releasing this video, which it claims shows military aircraft bombing suspected isis targets in mosul. but they stopped short of claiming that they regained any ground. >> clarissa joins us now from baghdad. at this point, does the iraqi army have any kind of a plan to take this territory back? >> reporter: jeff, at the moment, the iraqi army simply isn't in a position to be taking any territory back. their focus right now, is to try to defend baghdad, the capital, and also the city of samara, which is important because it's home to one of the most sacred shiite shrines. the government strategy appears the government strateg

in the last 48 hours, the sunni militants captured two new areas, waleed and qaim, a small town that was the iraqi government's last foothold on the syrian border. the militants now have an open unobstructed supply line between their bases in syria and the front lines in iraq. the u.s. is sending advisors to iraq to help the fight. but today iran supreme leader said he strongly opposes that, calling it a u.s. plot to control iraq. ib instead, iran wants a cease-fire but the sunni mill tabts are not likely to pay any attention. they're closing in on bad dghda so why stop now? people are leaving baghdad. flights out of here are booked solid for three weeks. travel agencies are hoarding tickets, charging four time the original price. anyone that can afford it is getting out of town. this man sits alone in his comfortable home. he sent his family to europe three days ago. he didn't want them around. but he had to stay to run his stationery store. there is hardly anybody business these days, but he stays open, he says, to his employees keep their jobs. the situation is very bad, he said.

including scotland wales and we will be able to take the case for all those policy united kingdom to the european union. talking about what's going on inside the u.k. now i remember in two thousand and nine hear a pin elections your party had similar success got very good points but it failed to win a single set in the parliament later in the general elections are you afraid the same thing may happen this time round. i think there's a great change now in the united kingdom i think people have had enough of the establishment parties the top they've made a very bad mess of the whole thing people want to change and i think. there's a sort of almost like a revolutionary change in the way people are looking at politics in the united kingdom and i think that they want to come and break the form of the three party system and i think we need to break through in a major way at the general election well so pretty controversial a specially what this stablish and i mean shadow foreign secretary. people have turned to you as a protest. there's some truth to that. i should think it was a protest b

absolutely true and we're very very much concerned with this at the moment we have nato coming to south wales in the end of august beginning of september we're going to have big protests over this we hope over exactly this question i think it makes it much more dangerous but i think is one of the other contributors said that there's no sense here either of looking at what you've done wrong in the past and we can have a long litany of failed interventions including afghanistan iraq libya the attempt at syria and so on but there's also no sense of foresight was no sense of thinking ok maybe we're going to make the situation worse if you look at why in which people like victoria new and john mccain most of the people of have treated the ukraine it is very very simply that they want this under the western sphere of influence they would like it to be in nato although what they're most concerned with at the moment is the association agreement with the e.u. and bring much much closer into the new community if you like and this of course has very very dangerous implications for the reasons that we've

the only part of the country where i am aware where labor policies being put in place is in wales where you have actually hit a help target since about 1989 and were experts are saying that people are dying from being on waiting lists. she is concerned, i think artist would be a good place to start. -- cardiff would be a good place to start. >> it is down 83%. -- would myillion friend be building upon the success by providing more opportunities and skills for the young people in the area expanding training and apprenticeship? >> i think my honorable friend is absolutely right. even if 50 is a small number, it is still 50 too many. we leave absolutely no one behind as they leave school and look for the stability and security that a feature and work provides. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as government says it will recruit 11,000 new reserves to make up for cuts in the regular army. -- numbers have declined since 2012. this further example of government incompetence. not onlye inherited was a black cloak, but a situation with the military reserves were they have been under resource and under

absolutely true and we're very very much concerned with this at the moment we have nato coming to south wales in the end of august beginning of september we're going to have big protests over this we hope over exactly this question i think it makes it much more dangerous but i think it's one of the other contributors said that there's no sense here either of looking at what you've done wrong in the past and we can have a long litany of failed interventions including afghanistan iraq libya the attempt at syria and so on but there's also no sense of foresight was no sense of thinking ok maybe we're going to make the situation worse if you look at why in which people like victoria new and john mccain most of the people of have treated the ukraine is very very simply that they want this under the western sphere of influence they would like it to be in nato although what they're most concerned with at the moment is the association agreement with the much much closer into the new community if you like and this of course has very very dangerous implications for the reasons that we've discussed and i

potential to be an extremist brainwashing platform like this one it's no ordinary out of reason cardiff in wales as it was organized by a radical hate preacher who is linked to a group recently banned for inciting terrorism jihad as banners including isis symbols were flying at the gathering the preachers ideas have been likened to those of from many evil times according to him all non muslims are to wear rags and red colors of shame give all their nice clothes to muslims then ride around on mules and the ones they in fact this was during his lifestyle of british taxpayers as he lives in the u.k. on jobless benefits. well the british parliament is just two whites prime minister david cameron has said in fact to a so many y m p's that the dog probably represent the population the pm and ben have is queeny them and all the conservative groups think tank believes it's little mall and the attempts to carry favor with minorities i think this is all part of. attempts from david cameron the conservative party to reach out to minority voters because in the last general election in two thousand and ten t

absolutely true and we're very very much concerned with this at the moment we have nato coming to south wales in the end of august beginning of september we're going to have big protests over this we hope over exactly this question i think it makes it much more dangerous but i think it's one of the other contributors said that there's no sense here either of looking at what you've done wrong in the past and we can have a long litany of failed interventions including afghanistan iraq libya the attempt at syria and so on but there's also no sense of foresight was no sense of thinking ok maybe we're going to make the situation worse if you look at why in which people like victoria new and john mccain those sorts of people of have treated the ukrainian is very very simply that they want this under the western sphere of influence they would like it to be in nato although what they're most concerned with at the moment is the association agreement with the e.u. much much closer into the new community if you like and this of course has very very dangerous implications for the reasons that we've discu

coming up i'll talk about the navy's a war on wales state. i think that the pakistani military does realize that the lebanon have become a problem for box on but it is just too late the taliban have sunk deep roots in marcus and it's very difficult to beat the enemy. when it was previously your friend and your ph. right. first street. and i would think that you're. an army corps. instrument. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate oh. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because when full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. the kind that come. out our teen years we have a different approach to the day. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not. ok. you guys have to the jokes will handle the thing that i've got to. we all know that any military action on land is horribly destructive t

coming up i'll talk about the navy's a war on wales and. i think that the pakistani military does realize that the taliban have become a problem for pakistan but it is just too late the taliban have sunk deep roots in our society and now it's very difficult to be the enemy. when it was previously your friend and your peers. the to plug right on the seats. first street. and i think pictures. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the know. on mom. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our crack cynical we've been hijacked why handful of trans national corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate and a

in helping arrange the travels of thirteen of those nine eleven hijackers also with them is waleed bin a tonge he's described as a nine eleven facilitator he actually helped case the airport security in the united arab emirates to help those those hijackers get onto a plane that would eventually end up in the united states and finally we have ramzi bin al s'shibh he's described as a nine eleven quarter nater who really put all of those efforts all of the coordination into play and getting everyone on the same page for this terror plot and meghan you were at a special hearing at fort meade watching this all go down what happened today so today is being described as a very special type of pretrial hearing under investigation right now is whether or not the f.b.i. did in fact conduct investigations that resulted in them questioning members of the defense team so they asked the defense team found out in april that four members of the various defense teams might have been questioned by the f.b.i. now those defense teams the people that were questioned were not lawyers at this point we do no

that is a "the real real deal" with the today fed meeting and when wall street waling begins don't raiseates find a new excuses to keep them down. battle think anything that happens today we'll change that but we do know the inflation target was 2% so don't forget janet yellen cut from the same cloth as bernanke and greenspan but can watch their mistakes. but wall street was worried it went down sharply why did it come back? >> talk about wailing and crying. [laughter] i'd like that. the market wants to go higher in pre-although interest rates will go up with there the beginning of 2015. >> but they say this is it that is all she wrote. >> look back 95 years we have had how many speeches -- expansions and then the s&p went up an average of 7.5%. does that mean the market will crash. >> is a the interest rates are the asset purchases? if you owned a bank stocks you want their reach to go up because then they will lend again. i think it will get people off their but. to say just rates are going up by half to do something. >> we have to think how bad has been at the level it has. that is wh

the only part of the country i am aware, where labour policy is put in place, is in wales where they haven't actually had a health target since about 1989, and were experts are saying people are dying because of the length of time they spend in waiting list. so issues concerned about labour health policy, i think that would be a good place to start. >> thank you, mr. speaker. youth unemployment today stands at 50, not a% of the total. and it is down 83%. it reflects the 2 million new private sector jobs great and so will my right honorable friend be building upon the success by providing more opportunities and skills with young people in our area by expanding apprenticeships? >> i think my honorable friend is absolute right that even though 50 is a very small number of people to be young and unemployed, it is still 50 to me. are ambition and the next parliament should be to make sure that everyone has the chance either of going to university or taking on the petition and we leave out fully no one behind as they leave school and look for the stability and security that a future and wo

the prince of wales a uniform in the admiral of a fleet and the duchess of cornwall was there too.ingled with veterans to pay homage to those died and to honor the dwindling band of those who survived. ♪ >> reporter: for the young, the events of 70 years ago must seem almost unimaginable. >> let us now praise famous men and our fathers that begat us. through his great power from the beginning. such as did rule in their kingdoms, men renouned for their power, giving counsel by their understanding and declaring prof if is -- >> i feel very lucky that i'm here, and my -- my company commander and they are all dead. they didn't make it, you know. i'm just lucky. >> reporter: earlier for the last formal time on such an occasion, the british veterans raised their standard above where so many of their number had fought their way ashore among the 150,000 troops of the allied invasion force. ♪ >> reporter: at the american cemetery above omaha beach, president obama and his frempling counterpart arrived to salute their veterans. >> we don't just commemorate victory, as proud of that victory a

i spoke to jimmy wales from wikipedia and that is what excites him the most about technology right now humans are -- know, we will be completely transformed if driverless cars take off. i feel there is going to be a natural inertia, human inertia, around the notion of getting into a robot entrusting it to drive you places. absolutely fantastic stuff from google and their contributions to all of these sectors. >> how quickly will we actually get consumer products out of these things? android, wearable technology around the system, has been talked about for a long time. google glass, they still don't even have a prototype out of that. how often do some of these more experimental ends of the spectrum get into our hands? at driverlessok cars compared to things like wearable tech, i think wearable tech is more tensile and likely to be in our lives. it is already in our home. i have ordered my google glasses and i'm looking forward to putting them on. i don't think we are looking at the space age at all. all of these things are already in our homes and they feel very tangible, on the web. we

earlier in the magazinificence the bayeau cathedral, the prince of wales, with the duchess of cornwallere there for the royal legion of service. politicians mingled with veterans to pay a homage to those who died and to honor the dwindling band of those who survive. ♪ >> for the young, the events of 70 year ago must seem almost unimaginable. >> let us now praise famous men and our fathers that begat us. the lord has wrawth great glory by them through his great power from the beginning, such as did their rule in their kingdoms, men reknowned out for their power, giving counsel by their understanding and declaring prof if is. >> i feel very lucky that i'm here, and my -- my company commander and they are all dead. they didn't make it, you know. i'm just lucky. >> reporter: earlier for the last formal time on such an occasion the british veterans raised their standard above where so many had come ashore as part of the invasion force. ♪ >> reporter: at the american cemetery above omaha beach, president obama and his frempling counterpart arrived to greet american veterans and to is a absol

and it's turning out and shaping out to be a pivotal nato summit in wales come this fall. but the president is git be meeting in warsaw with petro shenko, the president of the ukraine, and then off to the g-7, to talk about what can be done to try to whip those europeans in line, to try to keep a firm line, even as valid vad makes gestures and overtures to settling this thing, the suspect that it's to drive a wedge between the europeans to sanction russia, and saying vladimir putin is getting back in line, and no need for those sanctions. >> mike vicar adjoining us from warsaw today. and for more on the mixed signals on the ukraine and the road ahead, i'm turning to kristen freedom al, a member of the department who is of ukrainian descent. and she's a former editor of "the times" and the author of the book, rush's wild ride to capitalism. and you were there, and is there a sense first of all that ukraine is satisfied that these presidential elections were sound, and at least they know who their leadership is? >> well, grace be with you, ali, and yes, absolutely. i came ho

a lot of these discussions in wales in september antonio. >> al jazeera correspondent mike viqueria, reporting from hallowed ground at omaha beach. thank you mike. >>> white tentative peace talks in normandy, claimed to have downed a an aircraft that is described as either an ukrainian intelligence plane, or a plane carrying intelligence workers. fighting at a bother crossing at ment isk. whamentmetanivka. >> we layer the cry of triumph, saying it was brought down. we see a photograph of the pilot and co-pilot parachuting out, before that plane was hit by a mismissile. that's why the pilots got out as soon as they knew and saw the missile was aimed at them. according to the ukraine government, it was carrying no other supplies in it just the two pilots. just near slovyansk, by the same fighters who brought down a military helicopter only a week ago. that's when i went inside the city. >> you were inside the city of slovyansk too and that's when the fighting seems to be really terrible on friday. the government says they killed 300 pro-russian separatists. the separatists say the loss