early hours of wednesday morning from wandsworth prison, and after days and days of searching, and police appeals, he turned up here in chiswickjust police appeals, he turned up here in chiswick just five miles police appeals, he turned up here in chiswickjust five miles away police appeals, he turned up here in chiswick just five miles away from wandsworth prison. police had this morning issued a new description of what he was wearing to look out for a man wearing dark clothes and a dark hat. in the end they didn t need to do that. shortly before 11 o clock they found their man. members of the public had been in touch with police over night, having seen daniel khalife already know, thejustice secretary s initiated an inquiry into the circumstances of his escape and that work will come but this is obviously very welcome news and my thanks to the police but also the public. thanks to the police but also the ublic. ., ., , ., of the investigation focused on his police had offer
to flee their homes when the 6.8 magnitude quake struck shortly after 11 o clock last night, causing buildings to collapse. the quake s epicentre was in a remote area of the high atlas mountains and tremors were also reportedly felt in the capital rabat, some 350 kilometres away, as well as casablanca and essaouira. charlotte winfield has this report. streets filled with rubble and destruction. the earthquake struck central morocco shortly after 11pm on friday with an aftershock less than 20 minutes later. the quake s epicentre is in a remote area of the high atlas mountains but tremors are said to have been felt in the capital, rabat, more than 200 miles away. there s reports that buildings in marrakesh s old city have been destroyed and one family was trapped in the rubble of a collapsed house. many people are now said to be staying outside their homes in case the city is rocked by further powerful aftershocks. one man described feeling a violent tremor and seeing buildin
they have. everybody back home, you do not want to miss this. steve: that s right, you don t want to miss it and carli you are a long way from home, you are from new jersey but the thing is with world cup, upsets her possible. and there was a big one earlier in the lead with saudi arabia. carli: the upsets continue to happen at this world cup. i think that is what we are all witnessing. you know, you have to expect the unexpected. that s why the game is so beautiful because i think when all of these teams in these nations come together and play for their countries, it s more than just a game. you know? they re playing for that flag and they are playing with pride. you are seeing all sorts of upsets. you are seeing whales go out today with iran losing, saudi arabia beating argentina. so the fact that the men, the u.s. mentor going into this match, anything is possible, and
fans showing solidarity with the anti-government protesters back home. cnn don riddell is live in qatar. this is the world cup of upsets. you have saudi arabia beating argentina and japan defeated germany and iran wins over wales. have we ever seen a world cup start things off like this. reporter: it is money amazing, that is for sure. it is not the most amounts of upsets. big teams all crash and burn there are always surprises. but i think what marks this one is different is there are so many other sub plots and narratives. we have the human rights issue and the situation that the iran team are dealing with and that puts so much pressure on those players and i think that will what was so impressive about the win over wales today, i would say that iran beating wales was not that big of a surprise. iran usually play in the world cup. wales haven t been in this