Journey to a better life. And one sports story dominating the headlines this thursday, the death of cricketer phillip hughes. Lets begin with vienna, in what is being seen as one of the most crucial meetings on oil in years. The price is down more than 30 since june. Opec members are meeting to figure out what to do about it. Big Oil Producers like saudi arabia, iran, and venezuela, are simply losing too much hour. Well take you to venezuela where plummeting oil prices couldnt come at a worse time. And we report from moscow, Russia Wants Oil prices to go up, because it simply needs the money. These e. U. Sanctions over its actions in ukraine is hurting its economy too. Jonah where is opec heading on this . Reporter well, sami, at this moment, i dont know is the short answer. What i can tell you is that in the last few moments it appears the meeting going on in the opec headquarters over there has broken up, because all of a sudden a couple of the ministers made their way out and have d
May have been. He was unarmed. And you are an armed Law Enforcement officer whos been trained in combat. They dont trust you. They dont believe in you. Police say hundreds of gunshots were heard as the protests spread to other u. S. Cities, the president calls for calm, but says he understands why people are angry. The fact is, in too many parts of this country, a deep distrust exists between Law Enforcement and communities of color. Also in the program, an australian cricketer is in a Critical Condition after a ball struck him on the head. Well be asking what the risks are facing the worlds fastest bowlers. Also in the program, aarons here, and sony suffers another hack attack. Karin, this time an ominous skull appears on sony computers, as hackers threaten to reveal the companys top secrets. And this follows several other recent attacks on sony, so yes, weve got a hacker and were going to ask him if the tech giant is doing enough to put its Security Affairs in order. Hello. Its midda
Began. Aid workers tell us the number of new cases there is still rising. Also, the moments before a 12yearold boy is shot dead by police in the u. S. This video released by the authorities. Also coming up on the program, aaron is here having a look at those tumbling oil prices. David, how low can they go . Leaders of opec, the cartel made up of 12 nations have been meeting in vienna. And heres their problem. Fierce competition in the United States. And weaker demand in europe and china. So the question is, has opec lost its power to control the price of oil . Its midday here in london, 7 00 a. M. In washington, 11 00 p. M. In sydney. As australians mourn the death of phillip batsman was 25, died hospital from a head injury. He was struck by the ball on the back of the head as he faced the fast bowler shawn abbott. Hughes was wearing a helmet, but doctors say the ball hit an unprotected area at the back of his neck. Hew faris has this report. Reporter Phillip Hughes known for his unort
Amongst the injured. The first human ebola vaccine trial is hailed an unqualified success. And the appearance of harmony as ukraines new parliament meets for the first time. We report on the tensions behind the scenes. Hello. The cricketing world is mourning the loss of australian batsman Phillip Hughes, whos died two days after being hit on the back of the head bay ball whilst playing a match at the sydney cricket ground. The 25yearold had been in an induced coma after emergency surgery. Thats where many of his fellow cricketers, including the australian clark had been at his bedside. Clark gave this statement on behalf of the family. Were devastated by the loss of our muchloved son and brother phillip. Its been a very difficult few days. We appreciate all the support we have received from family, friends, players, cricket australia, and the general public. Cricket was phillips life, and we as a family shared that love of the game with him. We would like to thank all the medical and n
Change. And 63 seconds of applause for Phillip Hughes. Tributes to the batsman. Hello. Its been the subject of much debate, controversy, and even an oscarwinning movie, and yet there is still more to be told about the cias Interrogation Program in the aftermath of 9 11. A report by the u. S. Senate into the agencys techniques, which critics call torture, is due to be released later and america is bringsi i bracing itself for the backlash. The report is the result of years of research by the Senate Intelligence panel. And it is 6,000 pages long, but only a 480page summary of the report is due to be made public. Its expected to document harsh methods, including waterboarding, slapping, sleep deprivation, and exposure to the cold. Its also expected to say how valuable the information proved to be or not to be for the nations security. And just how much the white house knew about the cias methods. Heres richard forest with a background to the cias interrogations program. Reporter the after