. >> this video's from 10 news, running a muck in the short-term parking garage at the melbourne airport. now five police officers as well as a number of airport security after this kangaroo, which they believe is a male, 3 or 4-year-old eastern gray kangaroo, and can you see they're having a heck of a time tracking this thing down. >> yeah. this thing can hop like a cheetah runs. >> still can't find his car. >> flight cancelled. didn't know how he was going to get home. >> you see them going up and down the ramps. this guy apparently went down, up, down, up. one said -- >> they panic. they run. they get panicked again. before they know it, they're in unfamiliar territory. >> here's best part. a little bit of a standoff. the kangaroo in between two cars. police kind of cornered him. standing there. nobody making any sudden movements. >> look how he's standing. >> there, here go with a couple juke moves. he's toying with them at this point. they had to call in manfred, an animal he goes with a tranquilizer. peacefully takes down the kangaroo. they treated him for stress and bruised pads f

really affected the chinese player which has a lot of who has a lot of support has to be said with the melbourne crowd. now britain's guyon thomas has lost the overall lead in the top down under in australia. he's now fifth overall twenty nine seconds of the pace with one day to go. meanwhile there's a new women's professional road cycling team it's called wiggle honda and has great britain's double olympic champion laura trott in it. it's actually been backed by somebody wiggins is foundation. after next month's world track championships then. trot will race on the road with her new to you but she will still be defending her gold medals. the next olympics at rio in twenty sixteen the start that we have now is it is really exciting in fact that we can just. if we needed her huge we can get parachutes like it really is there is it which i think that when insight is really important. and it is a massive step that we take in a really exciting. laura trott there just a reminder. in the tennis certainly not as serving to stay in the match. it's one said all but five three to the defending champion vi

this happened at the melbourne airport. you can see the officers trying to track the kangaroo down to keep it safe. the three-year-old kangaroo dodged police and cars if two hours before it was cornered by officers. the wildlife worker tranquilized the worker and it appears the an ma'am -- animal damaged the toe nails from hopping on the credit. >> does this work with kangaroo kangaroos? >> ahead, getting your financial house in order for the new year. consumer reports is ahead with the mistakes to avoid. >> coming up first, an abc news exclusive and what former congresswoman gabrielle giffords is demanding on the second anniversary o >> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> i am meteorologist, leigh glaser. out the door this tuesday morning, in the 30's in the in the bay. also, dense valley fog occurring there. 36 in santa rosa. napa is 36. 47 in san francisco. 37 in livermore valley area. san jose right now is 44 degrees. here is how the day plays out: morning fog, lunch time hou

daifdavies was an accomplished educator, and founder of the school in melbourne, australia, when he feltto take the gospel to korea. yet, tragically, davi davies died the day after arriving in korea. his sacrifice was not in vain. it inspired the arrival of another 126 australian missionaries. >> i said, now this means we must give ourselves even more completely to preach the gospel to the koreans. >> reporter: one of the new missionaries, pastor noble mackenzie, built a medical facility to care for lepers. he eventually received a government cite fashio citation for his humanitarian work. two of his daughters founded the hospital in boshon. >> the lepers had to leave their home, but after they were able to be treated in the hospital, the patients were so thankful. >> reporter: another australian couple, a pastor and his wife, founded kin kindergartens and elementary schools. in the 120 years since joseph davies walked into boson, korea's christian population has grown to 15 million, and many are hearing for the first time how australians, along with the missionaries, brought them the go

found by an unidentified person on wednesday using a hand-held metal detector near the town of ballarat, west of melbournethe value has been estimated at $300,000. the owner of beantown's mining exchange gold shop says a find of this size is unheard of. -- the owner of the town's mining exchange. it looks like a gold filling for a dinosaur. let me give you a reminder of our top stories on gmt. dozens of foreign nationals are being held hostage at a facility in the algerian desert. the oil complex is now surrounded by algerian troops. the man apparently behind the attack is mokhtar belmokhtar. he is said to have issued a statement calling for an end to the french military intervention against islamist rebels in mali. reports say some of the hostages have escaped from the besieged compound, but it is still a very serious standoff in the sahara desert. there's plenty more on gmt. do stay with us. news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationshi

remember the name because this 19-year-old took on her idol and won by two sets to one in the heat of melbourne. she now faces the no. 1 seed in the semis. >> on the inside, 83-set demolition of france. it sets up a hard-winning semi against roger federer. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you again soon. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

novak djokovic has reached the final of the australian open in melbourne for the third year running. the defending champion beat the fourth seed, spaniard david ferrer, in straight sets. he'll face either roger federer or andy murray in sunday's final. the five men accused of the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old student in india are back in court. the prosecution is presenting its opening arguments to the special fast track court, which was set up in response to the national outrage about the assault. the defense is expected to put its case on monday. a sixth suspect is expected to be tried as a juvenile. in response to calls to make delhi safer, authorities have set up a help line exclusively for females. each day the help line receives thousands of calls by women in distress. most callers complain of sexual molestation, stalking by men, and harassment over the phone. a senior consultant of the help line explains how this works. >> i work with help line as a consultant. and this is my team who handle the complaints of women in distress. awe we have three callers who take the ca

two thousand and nine when it jenson button the new f one season gets underway with the australian grand prix in melbourne on march the seventeenth. on thursday the dallas mavericks and a four game losing streak coming back from seventeen points down to win one hundred seventeen to one hundred twelve in overtime at the sacramento kings was nine seconds left in regulation times the king size the ayatollah assigned to three points to take the game into the extra period but the twenty levon n.b.a. champions the mavericks all the way later on o.j. mayo top scored with twenty four points since carter had a twenty three to share. the pen on friday while going to want to know about a joke of it proved his so was quicker off the draw than an audi q eight but it was another draw that grabbed the headlines with rafael nadal out injured to the serbians beard for a third straight australian open crowned was boosted by a great draw avoiding andy murray in the semifinals as the u.s. open champion and world number two roger federer both landed in the alcohol the draw. on saturday staying with tennis local hero been on t

major productions of his works will be performed around the world, from leipzig, munich, and frankfurt to new york and melbournestralia. but the biggest celebrations will be in bayreuth. >> what i love with wagner is the idea of [indiscernible] that is something very modern. >> deutsche welle is offering a new look at wagner in our special wash on our special wagner 200 website -- ion our peschel wagner 200 website. >> there is a lot on the website about wagner and the second -- 200th

major productions of his works will be performed around the world, from leipzig, munich, and frankfurt to new york and melbournestralia. but the biggest celebrations will be in bayreuth. >> what i love with wagner is the idea of [indiscernible] that is something very modern. >> deutsche welle is offering a new look at wagner in our special wash on our special wagner 200 website -- ion our peschel wagner 200 website. >> there is a lot on the website about wagner and the second -- 200th anniversary of his birth. that is all for now. more news for you at the top of the hour.

they were tied but in the end outclassed the tom itch and in melbourne world number three andy murray booked his spot in the fourth round. the scotsman beat sper rado 6-3, 6-4, 7-5. now to the hand ball world championship in spain, and a stunning victory for the german team. they beat titleholders frantz to clench a qualify class in macedonia on sunday. >> the defending champions couldn't believe it. france's first loss to germany since the 2000 world championship. the first half was a hard-fought affair but germany really came alive after the break. jumping in to a three-point lead and turning in its best performance so far. but the nation things evened up. that set up a dramatic finale and it was the german newcomers that proved the difference. stephen scored as germany netted five unanswered goals. france could not recover. in the final minute upping his tournament tally to six and secured was the 32-30 upset. >> it's a big day for ice hockey fans, especially fans of the national hockey league. the nhl which finally begins a occur tailed season that led to the league being closed d

. >> a quick update now from the world of tennis and the men's semifinal at the australian open in melbourne. >> north dakota mary beat roger feder in a high-quality victory in five sets. he goes through to play the world no. 1 in sunday's final -- andy murray beat roger federer. >> this was architect has won an award for his work and in the old and new of a german castle -- a swiss architect. >> the castle ruins in heidelberg are a landmark and a historical document. every year, tens of thousands of tourists come to see it, and they pass through the new entrants designed by architect to decided against modern steel and concrete in favor of the region's warm sandstone. a modern touch in a city that proudly displays its heritage. >> i think that when you are working in such places, it is important to be aware of what your building on and how you can continue to thousand years of building work. >> his latest success is here at hamburg castle, a symbol of the german democracy movement of 1832. he is extended the building using clear lines and restrained proportions of the exterior. inside, the

the time you get there. >> new this morning, we have brand if you video showing a pilot making a rough landing in australia. it happened this morning outside melbourne 21-year-old pilot tried to land a small plane that lost a wheel midair. when on the ground the plane skidded and spun out. the pilot circles the airport for four hours to burn up the extra fuel. the pilot was fine. the search continues for the missing plane carrying italian fashion executive vittorio missoni and five others, the c.e.o. of missoni fashion house known for the zigzag patterns. the plane disappeared four days ago off the venezuela veteran coast and on board with his wife, two friends and two venezuela crew members. stay with abc7 and we will have much more on the ongoing search coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 this morning. >> president obama is back in washington, dc, this morning, after spending nine days vacationing in hawaii with the first family arriving back at white house yesterday. new numbers tallied by abc shows he played five rounds of golf on vacation. the president and first family spent two afternoons enjoying the beach. he spent an afternoon with

several people watching the double match passed out in the stands today in melbourne. they had to be escorted out. the temperature reached well over triple digits topping out at at 106 degrees. >> smartphone cameras are getting...smarter. we are ahead with features making it nearly impossible to take a bad picture. >> a bucket head bandit. a mistake that landed this accused criminal behind >> cupertino, concord, wine country and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> welcome back, here is a look at jet stream or the storm track going well to the north and well-off to the east of us but now moisture is trying to come up from the south keeping our lows up a little bit and bring more fog in the forecast so something we will watch as we head into the weekend. still frosty in many areas especially inland and mid-50's at lunch time but "spare the air" in the afternoon and low-to-mid 60's warmer-than-average on friday, saturday, and sunday. eric? >> thank you. new video shows the bucket head bandit -- we cannot make this up." a 23-year-old broke into a seafood restaurant and stole

career title and a twenty boost for the reigning us open and unpick champion head of the forthcoming france won in melbourne. let's stay with tennis and as russia aims to produce their first male grand slam winner in eight years we take a look at the breakers not so of as the former wimbledon boys champion gears up for a tough season which example for the reports. as an eighteen year old hundred couldn't solve seemed to have the world as feet he just won the wimbledon juniors title and immediately turned pro there were hopes for he might become the next minute saffin or you can a feeling of how other things didn't run as smoothly as sunday would have liked actually one part of my career i thought that is going to be very easy because i was like one one hundred sixty and everything was going quite easy and i thought like maybe it will be the same bath after that i dropped a little bit and i realized that there was no it's always a fight so actually it's pretty hard especially this last the last step to top gun with from from top two hundred or one hundred pounds very very little. under he who is originally f

the latest is 35 degrees. temperatures in melbourne around 30 celsius. we will see temperatures around 30 degrees in mumbai over the next day or so. more sunshine there. funny what weather across south asia. a high of 31. a high of 31. >> a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera. france is confident the military mission against rebels in northern mali will be complete within one week. the u.n. security council will be meeting in the coming hours will -- where they will approve the intervention of west africa syforces. this video shows the. a stopper it was attacked in don knapp in syria. rebels in myanmar said three civilians have been killed in the latest attack by government soldiers. four other wounded. an explosion have killed seven villagers in afghanistan. they died trying to recover the bodies of four soldiers were killed in a gunbattle with nato troops. they may have been wearing suicide vests, but that has not been confirmed. afghan president hamid karzai says his country will be more secure when international troops leave. speaking to journal

the last few nights. >> we thaernd stretch. >> we have indeed. >> thanks very much. >> and amateur prospector in australia has come if a windfall big time. searching for gold about an hour from melbournea giant nugget weighing nearly 12 pounds look at this. 2 feat below ground he discovered witness a hand held metal detector. worth up to half million dollars by one estimate. man says there's nothing like digging up money. spending it unbelievable. >> how lucky. >> that little thing is worth half million dollars. >> 12 pounds of gold. by the ounce. it's expensive. >> get me a shovel, man. start digging around here. sports collin caperneck best running collin caperneck best running back not a fanwell, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv with a total home dvr included free for life. only $29 a month for six months. rethink possible. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. flu epidem

the temperatures will rise. we are talking about adelaide and melbourne. that will cause a problem there. are watching toward the northwest of australia. we have a tropical system out for the indian ocean that will bring rain showers along the coast or region. we could see a localized flooding over the next day or so. making our way toward new zealand, unfortunately it will be messy for the north as well as the south island. rain for christ church over the next day. temperatures and the reaching 15 degrees -- cooler than normal. across china, what things will be much better than what we have seen over the last week, for hong kong will see a partly cloudy day. expectancy 19 degrees there. taipei will see 16 degrees. for tuesday, things will stay dry, with manila, temperatures only getting two of 28 degrees. >> our top stories for you -- france says it is confident its military mission in mali will be completed in weeks. french jets have been bombing al qaeda-backed rebel mitt -- bases in northern mali. thezuela's government says president is recovering well. the information ministry says h

down in the southern hemisphere in australia is hot. melbourne you're expecting highs reaching 41 degrees. that's about 15 degrees higher than seasonal. 44 degrees about also 15 degrees higher than average. a low humidity of only 5%. concerns will get back to normal across these key cities. up towards january pan we're ta about snowy conditions. it's 40 centimeters of snow with gusts up to 108 kilometers into tonight. that's going to be accompanied by very high waves up to five meters. the good news is conditions will gradually improve on your saturday. moving into the american continent. it's fairly dry across the american continent from the west coast into the east coast. there are a few things to talk about. we're seeing winter storm conditions across new mexico and the panhandle. the snowfall could reach 25 centimeters. that's quite a lot for this region. snow will continue into friday morning. snow showers can be found across south eastern canada. conditions are not too bad across the west coast today, but the next system is moving in from t

the action is not hypocritical. what is it about san jose? i've got to get out there. jack from melbourne, australia, bill, the economists says my country is the second best place to be born, switzerland is first, but you say the usa is the best place despite its ranking at 16. first of all, i admire your patriotism toward your country, jack, i say the usa is the best place because it offers the most people the most opportunity to prosper. despite all of our faults, ground zero for achievement here in the usa, but i certainly wouldn't mind living down under. and from newton, massachusetts in light of the liberal hawaii report, where would you rather live, bill, in hawaii or southern california? i like both places. they're beautiful. and i don't need philosophical agreement to be happy. cheryl chase in california, loosen up, bill, waters look hot in his green shorts and operating shirt. hot is in the eye of the beholder. linda bradley, delaware, shorts and shirt on water was too much however, your attire is always excellent. that's the hinky freedman suits and shirts-- and i'd like to than

the australian open. he served a ticket out of melbourne winning easily in three sets. he will defend the title against he their andy murray or roger federer. >> the capitals continued to sputter out of the gate with a lopsided loss. >> before we get to the highlights, we would be remiss not mentioning what the capital said after the gain-- game. they admitted their performance was embarrassing and wilted under montreal's pressure. second. was a nightmare. -- second period was a nightmare. less than one minute to go, he works it himself. 2-0 montreal. four minutes later, a sick pass and puts it in for the goal. they fall to 0-3. may be time to panic for just a bit. >> bathetic is probably a better term. their action is completely warranted, blowing us. we have to turn of the around and do it fast. -- booing us. we have to turn it around fast. >> members of what family will have to stay neutral. for the first time in super bowl history brothers will be facing off. john harbaugh will lead the ravens. >> family members say they will wear neutral color the clothing and they

russian brushed aside belgian custom fifteen six six one six flags the four time grand slam winner has dropped just five games in melbourne so far after winning both her opening match is to love the last time a player wasn't back to back matches at a major tournament without dropping a game it's a strain when he turnbull twenty eight years ago. and also on a bumper sunday top seed novak djokovic survived an almighty scares the defending champion battled back from six one five two down to prevail in a five hour thriller against an assassin bob brink of switzerland talk of it converted to a third match point to take the deciding second thanks in the toughest five set of the tournament so far and remains in contention that he's for a sporting open crown in six years thanks to now after a disappointing vancouver winter olympics russia is hoping to spring a surprise at their home games in sochi in a relatively new sport as former austria coach matty our efforts say that aims to lead russia to the podium in ski cross ship on port fleet has more. don't often see that looks young enough still to be competing however injury put pa

the serena slayer sloane stevens . finally hits long here. azarinka will face nah who wants to repeat in medical burn. melbourne. they felt a ball boy was stalling and so he kicked the kid. he got the ball and also got a red card and a possible suspension after that. chelsea was upset by swansea 2-0 on aggregate scoring. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. don't kick the ball boy. >> there's something i have never seen. >> that's a bizarre highlight. >> he was in a rush. give me the ball. >>> just ahead, a sweet idea from some of the top chefs in the bay area. >> a look at a unique valentine's day treat. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. a few showers and mostly cloudy. you will have to watch out for the fog that is forming. light winds out there and temperatures in the morning. 40s by 8:00 a.m. low 40s to low 50s. as you look at our live doppler 7hd, you will see that the showers continue. mike niko will be here from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the rain with live doppler 7hd. carolyn, dan? >> thank you. >>> some of the best bay area chefs are pitching in for a special valentine's day gift.

the next generation? amanda davis, cnn, melbourne. >>> don riddell of cnn international sports is with me to talk about thiss a bit of a temper tantrum, i saw, during the highlight. >> yes. serena decided she didn't like her racket very much so she gave it not one but two violent cracks. we can show you that. it was the end of her tennis racket. yeah. i've seen a lot worse from serena on a tennis court. so it wasn't too bad. yeah, it cost her 1500 bucks. >> 1500? the racket's probably worth more than in that? >> really? >> it didn't help her any. she was in an incredible position. she was expected to win. she was up a set, up a break. in the space of about 25:00 it all completely unraveled. probably the key to her loss was that she injured her back, she had a limp. >> tell us about her. a lot of people wouldn't know her although she is ranked. >> yeah, in the top 50. she's seated 29th in this tournament. she definitely has a bright future ahead of her although she hasn't actually won a tournament. she now finds herself in the semifinal of the grand slam. can you imagine that would be err first win? >> i wou

the serena slayer sloane stevens . finally hits long here. azarinka will face nah who wants to repeat in medical burn. melbourne. ball boy was stalling and so he kicked the kid. he got the ball and also got a red card and a possible suspension after that. chelsea was upset by swansea 2-0 on aggregate scoring. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. don't kick the ball boy. >> there's something i have never seen. >> that's a bizarre highlight. >> he was in a rush. give me the ball. >>> just ahead, a sweet idea from some of the top chefs in the bay area. >> a look at here you go little man. [ humming ] [ babbling ] the cheerios bandit got you again? [ both laugh ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ the one and only, cheerios on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u-verse high speed internet offers more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hotspots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price.

the city of naples close by. in australia a stray kangaroo led officers on a wild chase through an airport parking garage in melbourne. try to catch that fellow. it was subdued by wildlife officers who eventually released it back into the wild. taking a break there. now the markets. the dow opens at 13,435 after gaining 43 points on friday. the s&p is up seven and the nasdaq added one. overseas today the nikkei fell 9 points while the hang seng lost one points. as washington gears up for its next nerve-racking budget battle wall street will be all about the corporate bottom line. fourth quarter earnings season that kicks off on tuesday and as always aluminum maker alcoa is the dow's first heavy hitter on deck followed by wells fargo and monsan monsanto. a settlement on floirk by a dozen lenders is expected to be announced today. the money will be drieded by americans in 2009 and 2010 and homeowners in danger of losing their homes. bill richardson and eric schmidt touched down in korea hours ago. last week the obama administration discourage this trip which the pair call a private humanitarian mission. >>> so, how muc

the year. allen and janette are doing it to raise money for charities. on new year's day they started out in melbourne. she was diagnosed with cancer. she hopes the couple's efforts will inspire people to make healthy choices. >> president abraham lincoln's handwritten draft of the emancipation proclamation is on view for the next month. putting the first draft on display starting today. it is the on going exhibit called quote the civil war in america. that's the title. it will be there until february 18th. the library of congress is doing it to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the signing. >> still ahead in our next half hour, pounding away the pounds. we'll check in with sarah for a look at a unique fitness trend. >> the guys behind the sopranos has a new story to tell. our movie reviewer sat down with the stars of not fade away for a look at the life in the rock and roll hay day of the 1960s. >> and robert griffin iii sports reporter? we'll show you his prank on his head coach next. pretty funny. let's check in with holly. >> reporter: this news reporter is checking out this newest place for your

the plow. >> maybe not such a weird day on a toronto highway? >> i'd say a helpful day. >>> this is from melbourneralia. first, a man with a horse. you've got a carriage, and a random dude with a baby. what do you see in the distance there? >> was the fire coming from the truck carrying the horse and carriage? >> you might be on to something detective capp iviv ivive calde. >> luckily he stopped the carriage in time to pull the horse, the carriage and the baby out of this truck so no one was injured, but leads for a pretty weird day on the side of the road. >> i vote for toronto. most definitely. >>> world's fastest drive-through. >> two sweet teas, please. put this on debit. thank you. okay. >>> let's go for a little ride on the crazy train. this is a train in ontario canada. this is their version of amtrak. this is jason and he's taking us through a small tour of one of the train cars. what's crazy about this train, that it's in jason's basement. >> what? >> this is a replica of a via train that he spent five years building. >> here's my basement and here's my toy and the via train. >> it took h

the man's body was found in a burned-out car in a small town a little east of melbourne. also several exhausted firefighters collapsed from the heat today with temperatures up to 104 degrees. can only imagine. the biggest fire is 110,000 acres. at least five homes have been destroyed so far. so it's a mess there. >> it's sad to see what's going on there. >>> 5:14 right now. let's check the roads. >> last time we check it was nice and breezy easy, right? >> it is breezy easy. i look that. especially for friday. we're looking good. still no beg hot spots as far as accidents go. we have been to check in with chp to get the latest. nothing much going on in the east bay. one drive time sensor showing 60 miles per hour so that's what people are cruising along at now through berkeley, emeryville. this is a look toward the powell street exit and you can see some of the university avenue overcrossing in the distance. 18 machines is the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze. a lot of green traffic sensors out there. they just picked up overnight roadwork across 85 to 280

the man's body was found in a burned-out car in a small town east of melbourne. also, several exhausted firefighters collapsed from the heat today with temperatures reaching 104 degrees. the biggest fire has now swelled to about 110,000 acres. at least 5 homes have been destroyed. >> it is summer down there. >>> it is 6:14 now. u.s. safety officials and inspectors from boeing are now in japan to examine that 787 dreamliner. the plane is at the center of a worldwide grounding of the plane. the pilot made an emergency landing wednesday after he smelled something burning. japanese officials found it at an inspection that fluid leaked from a battery under the cockpit. >>> expect extra delays at sfo over the weekend as construction crews work to lengthen the runways there. starting tonight, at 10:00 through monday morning at 8 a.m., only one runway will be closed. travelers could see delays up to 45 minutes. this is the second of three runway closures at sfo this month. so if you are flying out, take note. >> no kidding. let's check the roads with elizabeth. how's it l

the next 25 minutes. back to you. >>> 5:25. here's something you don't see every day. police at australia's melbourneresponding to an unusual call. the cops having a tough time getting the kangaroo. giving them the slip outside into the parking lot there when the officers would get close, he just kept hopping away. you can see the kangaroo licking his arm which is a sign of distress. that zookeeper got called in and they tranquilized the animal after a long chase and the kangaroo will be kept under observation until it is deemed ready to return to the wild. they are fast. they get up around 40 miles an hour. >> very fast. looking for a parking spot. >> cute guy. >> he's got serious calves on him. still to come on "today in the bay," some bay area communities getting a chance to voice their anger over plans to close local fire departments. >>> right now we take you back outside. a live look over san jose. the sun is not quite up yet. you can see in the distance some of that low hanging clouds from that fog capturing light illuminating the sky. mike will tell you about the traffic. christine will talk

so i reset the institute in australia in melbourne and their testing this will today in malawi with 1dollar they can take the blood, three minutes later tell you if your cd for its about 350 or below 350. so for me on the can for those of innovation that can help shift the task to work being done by educated eco-and the interface between service provider and community and increase the demand. but if we don't ship to innovation, way. >> i should clarify for audience that the human immune system i very specifically targeted by the hiv virus. so as your cd-4 count goes down, you're headed for his part said the case of the disease. we have time for one more question. i think i sought and stars of family care international but air. >> thanks, laurie. i wanted to ask if you could, specifically in what you see as priorities and transcendent possibilities in sub-saharan africa, the region where the problem of hiv/aids is most severe in terms of population and in particular from the perspective of the long-term potential and the question of the most strategic approach in terms of dealing with

mother watches in horror as her baby's stroller rolls into the path of an oncoming train, all caught on surveillance camera. october, 2009, near melbourneher stands on a windy train platform with her 6-month-old son safely buckled into his stroller. as the train approaches, she prepares to board and releases brakes on the stroller. suddenly the stroller begins to roll toward the edge of the platform. with only seconds to react, the panicked mother struggles to reach the rolling baby carriage, frantically waving to alert the train conductor. but it's too late. the stroller drops onto the tracks right into the path of the arriving train. in an instant, the boy and stroller are gone. on the train station surveillance footage, the mother can be seen lunging for the rolling stroller and nearly jumping from the platform to save her son. stunned onlookers watch helplessly as the train slams into the carriage. the mother screams in anguish. fearing the worst, she races toward the front of the stopped train. now 100 feet further along the tracks. remarkably, the boy is found under the train, crying and only slightly injured. because of the way h

the metal detector? laugh no more. look at this beauty, as we say down under, a geld nold nugget. i think it is more than a nugget. a rock. northwest of melbourne much does it way? 5.5 kilograms for those in australia. who is the lucky person? an amateur with a metal detector. i laughed at those guys, now i want to get one. >> what is it the goggles or the shorts hiked up past the white pasty chest? >> neither of those. >> good for that person. >> good for them. >>> next, we are breaking out the lie detector, because the lies are a running a little rampant in the headlines, basically. we have a cia interrogator who will teach us how to spy the lies. then this -- >> motorcycles, all electric, fun and fast. eam... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 and the streetsmart edge trading platform from charles schwab... tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 gives me tools that help me find opportunities more easily. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i can even access it from th

did three -- four shows, three cities, ten days and -- that's the sad part my days off i didn't see animals. we did shows in sydney, melbourne australia for coming out to support me. it's amazing. >> jimmy: and all stand up shows? >> all stand up shows. a lot of cool press, met some great people on radio and television. they want me to come back. i cannot wait to go back. that was my dream when i was a kid to go to australia. and the wife and i went there. they flew us first class. i tell you what is classy about this trip not only was i wrong about being on the roof of the plane brks you they gave us pajamas. >> jimmy: oh, yeah right. >> we got in the first class. and when someone hands you pajamas it's so surprising, right? you go to prison you get a jump suit. but to get -- jimmy, when someone hands you pajamas it's like i've made it! i've made it! i'm going to put these on. >> jimmy: sounds like a great trip. >> amazing. >> jimmy: you're launching a website. >> theruckus.com. i've done so many brands and i appreciate the companies that have been calling us about branding them. we put a funny spin on your product and sell

the jackpot. while searching for gold yesterday he found a giant nugget weighing nearly 12 pounds using a metal detector an hour from melbourne. it's worth as much as 300,000 dollars. that's not a nugget. >> it's a bolder. >> jimmy kimmel live come up index. >> his guest are mark wahlberg and jennifer lopez. >> here's a sneak peek. >> have you been following the te'o' story. this is something else. well known college football player was in a relationship with a woman he met open lean but it turn out that i might not have the exact details but the woman was bruce willis and dead the whole time? something leak that. >> that's it. close as any other explanation. >> might fit. >> oh, boy. >> all right well kimmel live up next. >> thanks for joining us everyone. 7 news continues tomorrow morning begin >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- mark wahlberg. jennifer lopez. and "science bob" pflugfelder. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: welcome. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming to see us in person. look, i know things