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pacific avenue it will reduce the amount of light and air on the street and casts a shadows on the northern properties pa so pacific avenue has two travel lanes and 1 parking lane a building of this mass is over onerous and with that, i would ask you to give me and ask the developer to come back with a more predicament building a great opportunities to help heal the neighborhood. >> thank you. >> i have been more speaker cards in support of the request you dr requester. >> thank you all thank you for your time obviously be partiality i'm gabt my thoughts i've lived at 1864 larkin apt 4 for that 20 years and around the corner the larkin and pacific although it didn't directly impact my view or light i must say an vince convenience is subjective term and historically i've seen a small home across the street with a yard become a single-family home, of course, it is is not a large encroachment of the condos in the space that will roam for parking and take up i understand my building that will be you see people come outside in their bluecoats but take that building and it is a structure and turn it into luxury condos is unnecessary and unhonorable i know that is the physical boundary there was a long term neighborhood residents it highly overstates our neighborhood and takeawa takeaways from the value of neighborhood. >> okay. any other speakers in support of dr requester? >> sure. >> leave them right there. >> put them right there. >> any other speakers in support of dr requester okay project sponsor. >> good afternoon with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor this code can't be what we read from the planning code

pacific preparing. do you think this is a threat on the part of north korea to pacifically jap l pacific -- specifically or any other allies? >> i think who believes what north korea says on any given day? maybe a satellite language or missile language or anything else. the fact is unless you have a high degree of confidence in north korean technology than i do, sitting in japan you have to worry if that missile won't make it into orbit and find its trajectory into an urban area. that's why their missile defense concerns are up and alert to it. there is a larger question. we have been told in the past year by the commander of u.s. forces korea, they nuclearized their ba ballistic missiles could put the united states, leave japan alone, the united states in range in short order. this is something to be concerned about no question about it. >> i want to go to a couple other threats people are not considering tonight. that is this worldwide health alert from the world health organization on the zika virus. rick scott, the governor of florida has just put four counties under -- declared them under emergency

more wet weather and windy conditions in the pacific conditions in the pacific conditions in the pacific conditions in the pacific conditions in the pacific conditions ianderson will be cloudy and foggy until 3 pm with showers likely and thunderstorms from late morning on. 100% chance of rain today. high of 67. southwesterly this afternoon. the asheville, hendersonville area will see rain and fog today with thunderstorms more likely this afternoon. high of 62. chance of rain 100%. high winds possible in higher elevations until late morning. a few showers in the >> that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thanks very much. >>> coming up, did he sink it? the attempt worth $25,000. >>> on rossen reports, pests on a plane. is this a scam? >> good morning. i'm jeff rossen. meet my emotional support animal, rory. it was easy to get her certified. all i had to do was fill out a couple forms online and done. this is nothing. my team was even able to get a pig on a plane. yes, that's a real-life pig. when you need something utterly unique to wear, go to your wardrobe. jared the galleria of jewelr

pacific fleet commander. now i tasked the pacific fleet and the marines verses to come up with the strategy. >> very good. i'm very excited about that. we are getting back to the basics for all of our forces out there. do you agree with the navy marine corps joint force capability with a validated ship requirement of 38? >> i do. before sought century requirement is critical, not just for marines, that the army as well. >> do you think that will be able to be maintained moving into the future? >> i don't know. i hope so. i hope we will be out to get her amphibious ship of those to that standard. >> thank you, admiral. over the past several weeks, a slightly different topic, but the past couple weeks we have had a number of very distinguished witnesses such as lieutenant general thomas conan, former pacom deputy commander and general carter ham, former commander of for common u.s. army europe and they have spoken very highly of national guard state partnership program. i do believe the program is key in working with our allies and developing our allies and capabilities. but i am concerned because in the pacom or the asia-pacific area, there are very few state partnership programs out of 70 different unique programs that we have worldwide. i think it is important that we exercise these types of programs and develop relationships with those countries could you speak to that a little bit, sir? >> i can. i'm a huge fan of escape artist at program. general grassley and i've talked about it on my mouse were in an earnings in state partner relationships out there. for the countries in the region, their stay partners, our guard forces are often their principal training relationship. so it is critical for all the reasons you mentioned and general grassley and i are in lockstep on the way forward in the pacific. >> are there certain countries that we should be working more with the state partnership relationship? >> sure. mark foley comes to mind. we've asked for that. mongolia is a perfect case in point for a country that would benefit greatly from our state partnership program. >> that's very good. many states have d

pacific. it's in the southern pacific, the warm water. but that warm water in the he can would storm pacificorial pacific is bending and pushing it to the north. if this jet stream was at our longitude we would be looking at serious rain, but it's just going up and over. that's bad luck for us. as a matter of fact, the energy in the pacific, although it's not going to bring us rain this week, is bringing us large surf. in hawaii they've announced they're going to do the big wave classic. it was mavericks before mavericks is what it was. i daresay if they weren't running the eddy on wednesday i would think that mavericks would go here on friday as the swells move across the pacific. so we're going to be big enough here for mavericks to be run, the contest, on friday. tides are good, winds are good, but all the gaze and women who sirch these contests are going to be in hawaii. it seems like it's going to make it harder if everybody is in hawaii on wednesday. the forecast the next few days runs from about the same, lots of 70s, no big drop in temperature. overnight lows not that cold. i'm just

pacific pacific before i reserve -- mr. pascrell: before i reserve, mr. speaker, i just heard something from my good friend from illinois that bears repeating. that is, have the administration come testify on the deficit plan. yo, the president's budget includes $2.9 trillion in deficit reduction. you've refused to visit with the administration to discuss it. how's that for provocation? i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. marchant: at this time, mr. chairman, it is my privilege to introduce my friend, the chairman of the budget committee from georgia, mr. price for three minutes. the chair: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for three minutes. mr. price: thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to mr. marchant, my good friend, for introducing this legislation. before i address the legislation, i want to talk very briefly about the president's budget. the president has indeed introduced a budget. it raises over $3 trillion over 10 years period of time. it increases spending. i

pacific avenue it will reduce the amount of light and air on the street and casts a shadows on the northern properties pa so pacific avenue has two travel lanes and 1 parking lane a building of this mass is over onerous and with that, i would ask you to give me and ask the developer to come back with a more predicament building a great opportunities to help heal the neighborhood. >> thank you. >> i have been more speaker cards in support of the request you dr requester. >> thank you all thank you for your time obviously be partiality i'm gabt my thoughts i've lived at 1864 larkin apt 4 for that 20 years and around the corner the larkin and pacific although it didn't directly impact my view or light i must say an vince convenience is subjective term and historically i've seen a small home across the street with a yard become a single-family home, of course, it is is not a large encroachment of the condos in the space that will roam for parking and take up i understand my building that will be you see people come outside in their bluecoats but take that building and it is a structure and turn it into luxury condos is unnecessary and unhonorable i know that is the physical boundary there was a long term neighborhood residents it highly overstates our neighborhood and takeawa takeaways from the value of neighborhood. >> okay. any other speakers in support of dr requester? >> sure. >> leave them right there. >> put them right there. >> any other speakers in support of dr requester okay project sponsor. >> good afternoon with reuben, junius & rose representing the project sponsor this code can't be what we read from the planning code

composite shows another front moving into the west coast specifically bringing rain the pacific northwest and the pacific northwest and northern california. more clouds coming in over the nevada and we'll have partly cloudy skies tonight with more sunsine tomorrow and warmer temps. we do not expect to get any raidrops due to the system crawling north of us. ............................... ............ tonight expect a low of 52 and cool with partly cloudy skies and light winds. tomorrow 80 for the high and warmer. mostly sunny light winds. ............................... ............. recreation forecast 57 at mount charleston mostly sunny and cool. mid 70's for red rock with breezes early in the day and calmer as the day progress. warm at lake mead near 80 with sunny skies and light breezes. ............................... ............... extended forecast shows warm near 80 for a few days. the week. windy by the second half of the week heading into nascar weekend<)))))> > ((dave courvoisier)) there is ((dave courvoisier)) there is a nice success story unfolding at unlv. ((paula francis)) a student athl

pacific division's semifinal game against the central... pacific and atlantic divisions advance to the championship game -- only 1 goal scored in that one, by corey perry... and the pacific wins 1-0... john scott named m-v-p -- how awesome is that... what a moment let's get to tennis -- it was 1 vs. 2 in the australian open men's final -- novak djokovic facing andy murray djokovic looking for his 6th aussie open title -- that would tie roy emerson for the most all-time... wins in straight sets.... 6-1, 7-5, 7-6... he wins his 11th career grand slam title -- tied for 5th most all-time... just 6 behind roger federer who has the most with 17 finally tonight -- how 'bout some soccer -- united states facing iceland in a friendly -- i believe this is the first matchup between these 2 countries since the 2nd mighty ducks movie... that gunnar stahl was a tremendous talent... 1st half -- jozy altidore ties it at 1 for the u-s... nice passing to set that up... 2nd half -- 90th minute -- tied at 2 -- there's your winner! steve birnbaum with the header... and the u-s beats iceland just like they did in d-2... let's go shake their hands thanks ben...we'll be right back. continue to b

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. >> reporter: when we asked to see a pacific condo in the pacific heights neighborhood, brace yourselves. >> it's listed at 1 million, 685. about 1700 square feet,. >> sorry i laughed. >> reporter: one of the hottest neighborhoods in the area, where the average home price is 1.9 million. >> it's a very expensive city, and lot of the people we work with are in the tech industry and in the banking industry, particularly venttre cap pal. >> reporter: yes, robert says there are plenty of people that can afford this kind of city living, 3 bedrooms, with great views. is very -- >> one car? >> one car. >> in colorado, i think the average price for a condo is around 200? would that get you anything here? >> might get you a nice parking space. >> reporter: the realtor told e if you want to find anything in that $200,000 range here, and work in the city, you probably have to live about 90 miles outside of san francisco. as for rents, one bedroom, about $3200 a month. yeah, pricy. >> wow! >> reporter: we have more coming up from san francisco. we'll talk about the broncos, and an update on a bay ar

pacific wins 9-6. so then the atlantic and pacific play for a million dollar prize. ducks, ends up with a goal. pacific1-0. john scott named the game's mvp. australia open has come to a close with angelique kerber upsetting serena williams. six australia open. novak took the first set easily. djokovic just dlwins his sixth australian open title. a great two weeks of tennis doudown under. super bowl is now real to the >>> coming up on abc 7 news, a warning tonight for firefighters after a popular device ignites a fire in an east bay home. >>> and a top secret google product now revealed. >>> panthers quarterback cam newton is known for his colorful personality and his wardrobe is no exception. he sported these zebra print jeans as he boarded the plane to d come to the bay area. shortly after he was seen wearing them the pants were out of stock. the pants cost $849. >> i actually went online to buy a pair for drew. they were sold out. >> i would wear them. >> versace, right? . >>> thanks for inviting us into your homes . we leave you with a live look >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight.

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pacific ocean at the equator. >> the pacific covers 30% of the planet. so i always say, when the pacific speaks everybody around the planet better listen. >> understanding el nino begins with the acronym "enso" - or el nino southern oscillation. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, every 3 to 7 years surface waters of the tropical pacific ocean warm or cool by 1 degree celsius to 3 degrees celsius compared to normal. >> when this happens all the pieces on the weatherboard around the planet are changed. what was wet becomes drought and vice versa. >> you have the maps up here, we're looking at '97 and we're looking at now. what do you see? >> on the left 1997 very very big event. and we see the same event almost exactly replicated here in 2015. >> in the years since the last el nino, nasa went all out lauching a series of satellites for monitoring the worlds oceans... and predicting weather. >> so you guys are monitoring it as it happens. using what tools? >> the satellite has an instrument it's very cool, it's called an altimeter. it bounces signals off the s

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pacific pathways has been very helpful throughout the pacific. i think that's probably the one where we would adjust tempo or pace if there was budget pressure on that. i'm pretty confident we can maintain the exercises, in particular those we do on the peninsula. >> pacific pathways is the number two here. something happen there, does that have an effect on any of the others? >> well, sir, i think it would affect others in the sense that pacific pathways is very important to partner development. it brings a lot of capability within the pacific, not only to the peninsula itself. >> all right. in the international standoff deepened earlier this month when north korea, of course, ignored repeated warnings by the regional powers, do they pay any attention to the regional powers? we have been talking about this for a long time. admiral harris, do you think when they have all these warnings by us and by others that are out there, does that mean anything to them? north korea? >> i'm not sure what means anything to north korea, senator. but i have to think that the pressure that's brought on by our alliance with south korea and other nations in the region, they do take note of that. if they didn't take note of it, i'm not sure where we would be. i believe that t

pacific facing the central. they were online with their former teammate, scott burns. make sure he ties the game at 1-1. a goal and an assist. 2-1 pacific. scott has five career goals in the nhl, he gets him on a break away. he will score his second of the game. pacifics 9-6. the atlantic and the pacific played for the million dollar prize. that means the players actually played defense in an all-star game. only one goal scored in the finals. brent burns passing from his own zone. cory ents up with a goal. guess who is named the mvp, john scott. all 260 pounds of him. lifted on the shoulders of his teammate. he wins the car and his teammates split the million dollar prize. >>> one week from tonight, the panthers and the broncos. the players officially landed in the bay area today. both teams touched down in san jose this afternoon. broncos had less distance to travel. arrived first. the panthers touched down close to 4:15. there's cam newton. we'll have complete coverage starting tomorrow night with media day at the s.a.p. center. here we go. >>> the pro bowl going on in hawaii. team irvin leads team rice. we'll have complete highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. after barely escaping with a win in philly against the worst team in the league, the war

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pacific is active. it's a very active pacific. there's a lot going on. you've got a cyclone in the pacific. got lots of storminess but it's not coming our way, at least in any strong form. the current radar shows light sprinkles. where are we now? out towards san ramon, east to livermore, but it's winding down. we head to tomorrow. with the wet ground, we've got a good shot at seeing valley fog tomorrow morning then sunday morning. so think valley fog if you've got early morning travel plans to the mountains. the rainfall accumulations thus far this season 88% of arching san francisco. as i mentioned before, with february almost being wiped out in terms of rainfall, we've had just an abysmal february. we'll be fine. we'll probably end up close to 100%, but that's not what we need. we need to be about 150% for a couple of years. warmer as we head towards the bay area weekend. when is the next rain? next week, like friday, like seven days from now. that could -- hopefully that pans out but that could move, too. these are the forecast highs tomorrow. lots of 60s. warmer, mid-60s in the warmer

pacific pathways has been very helpful throughout the pacific. i think that's probably the one where we would adjust tempo or pace if there was budget pressure on that. i'm pretty confident we can maintain the exercises, in particular those we do on the peninsula. >> pacifichways is the number two here. something happen there, does that have an effect on any of the others? >> well, sir, i think it would affect others in the sense that pacific pathways is very important to partner development. it brings a lot of capability within the pacific, not only to the peninsula itself. >> all right. in the international standoff deepened earlier this month when north korea, of course, ignored repeated warnings by the regional powers, do they pay any attention to the regional powers? we have been talking about this for a long time. admiral harris, do you think when they have all these warnings by us and by others that are out there, does that mean anything to them? north korea? >> i'm not sure what means anything to north korea, senator. but i have to think that the pressure that's brought on by our alliance with south korea and other nations in the region, they do take note of that. if they didn't take note of it, i'm not sure where we would be. i believe that they

i'm the vice president for specialty services at california pacific pacific medical center and i was one of the cosponsors of this project along with emily and abby. we were glad we got together. i think the report is substantial and shows the amount of work that was intruded by everyone, but obviously is just a start. we need to go farther. we need to get specific recommendations that can be acted on. clearly, this will require participation, everyone in the city and i think that unique partnership is the thing i'm here to applaud and be most supportive of. the hospitals and the city agencies and the department of health are going to work together and try to figure out some solutions. so, thank you for your support. >> thank you. as we are preparing for three more speakers, [calling names]. >> good afternoon, commissioner. abby and vp of committee health initiative services at st. francis representing st. mary's as well on this particular matter. i'm also a member of the long-term care counsel and so it was a good amount about the make and of many years of service in the city to bri

pacific division's semifinal game against the central... pacific and atlantic divisions advance to the championship game -- only 1 goal scored in that one, by corey perry... and the pacific wins 1-0... john scott named m-v-p -- how awesome is that... what a moment thanks ben...we'll be right back. a winter storm will and ndot are coming in that's all we have for you tonight.. that's all we have for you tonight.. we leave you with pictures viewers sent into us of snow from all across the region. goodnight. ----- (woman) hey hey come on come on, come on, come on hey hey. hey. i was--i was just... trying on my halloween costume. what exactly are you supposed to be? space cowboy. okay, "a," there are no cows in space. "b," didn't you wear that, like, five years ago? so? so don't you think you should move on? i like it. what are you doing up so late anyway? halloween homework--

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pacific. >> yes. south pacific. we've got a really big tropical cyclone peter and have a look on the weather map behind me and you can see australia and new caledonia and fiji and this is where we saw the storm developing over quite a period of time and it has been going around for days and days and there it is and you can see it is gradually moving to the east and then it has turned around and it's coming back towards the west. you can see the eye wall there for a time indicating there was a developing system as the extremely powerful so we have tongo and fiji and looks as though it's going to be threatening fiji in the next 24 hours. so here it is tropical cyclone winston with 230kph and makes it a category four storm on the australian five point scale and it's expected at the moment to run across fiji as category four and take a sharp left turn and going around for days and came down between fiji and new caledonia and across tonga and come back and can almost do anything and bottom line is very severe weather will be affecting fiji and tronnel rain and winds and disruption in the region the next few days. >>> donald trump is responding to comments from pope francis and said mr. trump is not a christian for proposals to build a border wall to keep migrants out of the u.s., the frontrunner for the presidential nomination said the pope's comments were disgraceful and then said he has great respect for the head of the roman catholic church and john is in chicago. >> reporter: the latest twist in an election already stirred by donald trump's rhetoric and pope francis had this to say about the billionaire's plan to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. >> translator: a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not christian. >> reporter: trump seemed undaunted by the dressing down of catholics in the world and the u.s. >> the pope said maybe donald trump isn't christian and he is questioning my faith, i was very surprised to see it but i'm a christian and proud of it. >> reporter: and he fired back as only trump can. >> for a religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. >> reporter: it is a confrontation unlike any other in american political history. >> it pins the needle on unusual. it is as unusual as it gets and it's just another totally unprecedented event, john, in this 2016 presidential campaign. i don't think you could find another case where a pontiff got involved with a domestic, political issue during a campaign, let alone getting involved with and actual candidate. >> reporter: the extraordinary face off has american voters across the u.s. taking sides. >> you can't be building walls with people, what do you do, you reach out to the people that other people don't want to reach out to, that is a christian mission. >> reporter: you agree with the pope in this respect? >> yes. who agrees that trump is intelligence >> i agree with the pope as well. i don't think it's very christian or catholic to put up barriers of any sort. >> reporter: donald trump likes things big, big buildings and big publicity and big fueleds and doesn't get better than a feud with the pope and he is not backing down and said if the vatican is attacked they will wish and pray donald trump is president and he is surprised in the presidential campaign often saying what no other candidate will say and finding support among american voters. >> i don't think it's un-christian, i think it's more they are protecting their country and the countries are protecting themselves and don't think it's un-christian like. >> reporter: you agree with trump. >> somewhat, i'm sad to say but i kind of do. >> reporter: trump will soon find out whether joining a spat with one of the most powerful religious leaders comes with a penalty at the ballot box, john with al jazeera. >>> plenty more news still ahead in the news hour including these ones a possible reset in relations between new deli and kathmandu after months of tensions after nepal's constitution plus we will report on an industry that is taking off, we will be at the singapore air show. high flying san antonio spurs get their wings clipped in los angeles and joe is here with that and the rest of the news in about 20 minutes. ♪ welcome back, you are with the al jazeera news hour and my name is pete and top stories and a difficult situation could arise if the syrian president doesn't follow the lead on diplomacy and assad said his army will fight on until all rebels are defeated and talks continuing with russia, u.s. and several other countries on how to implement a ceasefire in syria. polls opened in some parts in uganda a day later after scheduled and ballots were not given and show the president is ahead and polling 62% and thousands of protesters are marching against south africa and racism and the ruling party anc is demanding urgent government action and follows several different racist incidents. going to the polls on sunday but it's at a time of heightened tensions and concerns about security and battling the armed group boko haram on its eastern border and faces threats from other armed groups from libya and northern mali and how the conflicts are expected to influence the election outcome. >> the capitol is on high alert within 48 hours millions will go to the polls to elect a new parliament and president. it's the moment of uncertainty in a country that along with others is waging a war against armed groups including i.s.i.l. and its local boko haram. nigir has supporters with libya, mali and nigeria where those groups are active. al-qaeda also is capable at the heart of west africa and resent attacks on houthis in the capitol of mali and bokino-faso says they are scared of something happening her but saying the world should help more. >> translator: nigire is stable and peaceful and protected the citizens and property and no armed group is here but regret that western powers are neglecting what is going on in the chad region with regards to boko haram and cameroon shared nigeria are in need of much more assistance as they combat faceless barbarism there. >> reporter: sent armies in nigeria for months to try to squash boko haram but until now the group is capable of attacks in lake chad and leaving a quarter of a million people who are refugees and displaced. the opposition accuses the government of failing to protect people in the east. >> translator: if you go to east nigir you will see extreme suffering caused by lack of security and we are responsible for the situation there. by we i mean the current government. >> reporter: security is a rallying cry in the country especially during the current election season and why many of the candidates spent weeks in the east trying to win the hearts and minds of the affected population before they come back to the capitol for the final day, al jazeera. >>> new zealand's prime minister offered to take in australia's unwanted asylum seekers and they have a plan to send 267 refugees including a baby girl recently treated for bad burns back to a detention center on the island of naru but while they await their fate malcolm has yet to embrace that offer from john key. >> it still stands and up until this point it has not been exercised by the australian government but in the future of australian government decided they wanted to it's definitely a possibility and i can simply say their offer remains on the table. >> we are utterly committed to ensuring we give no encouragement and no marketing opportunities to the people smugglers and we are taking into account what john has proposed and what john has offered but we do so very thoughtfully recognizing that the one thing we must not do is give and inch to the people smugglers. >> peter chan is a senior lecturer in australia politics at the university of sidney and peter do you think this offer will ultimately be acceptable? >> it doesn't seem likely. the australian government of varying political persuasions has maintained an incredibly hard line with regards to asylum seekers and you heard the prime minister of australia malcolm just there just reiterated what has been a line that has been used by many, many governments in australia and that is that the issue of asylum seekers is not one of human rights but it's about the market of people smugglers and that the governments have maintained extremely hard lined policy not allowing people who arrived by boat to stay in australia and pushing them out to naru and papa new guinea and a means of detearing of people wanting to come to australia and the reason they rebuffed on many occasions new zealand's offer to take asylum seekers is because australia has open border policy with new zealand and paranoid that refugees will become new zealand citizens and come across to australia. >> but this policy of zero flexibility is one thing but if we put that to the side for just a second, the relevant i think it was the home office minister said he would never send a child into harm's way, very difficult to prove this but reports say that where this child and her mother were living was infested with rats. the child got gastrointeritis and the tents they live in leak and it's not far away from the rainy season and is the way the policy implemented can that be changed and in effect make sure the people are safe and well and the australian government can wiggle off its own hook if you will? >> the policy is designed to be cruel but cruelty is part of the policy and the reason why australia has utilized this in terms of their own economy and received australian aid is to elect the government against legal recourse. we recently had a court case in australia's high court which found the australian government does have the right to move these people to naru and once they are in naru the australian courts really have no opportunity to over see their conduct. the sort of exercises by private security firms that are employed by the naru government and paid for by australia are completely beyond the recourse of refugee advocates in australia and if there is a possibility the camps could be improved and certainly to some degree the opposition support a policy that is similar to this and the camps the refugees seem it's clear the poor quality of the camps is the whole point of the policy. >> is there a point if this carries on as it might carry on when the government has to bend its own rules because if you have got a hospital saying we will not release this one-year-old baby to the correct authorities even though we know that legally they could walk in and take her and put her on a plane back to naru because human rights are one thing and zero tolerance policy is something different but the pictures of a badly scalded and badly burned little girl get on the front pages and stay on the front pages that difficult for the government and maybe difficult for the people of australia who support this as a policy. >> i think that is an interesting proposition. we have been here before just less than a decade ago where a former government under john howard also maintained a very hard line policy and eventually that did become under minded particularly around the issue of keeping children in detention centers be they within australia or internationally and the sort of mental health effect that has proven that that sort of long-term incarceration in poor condition has on those individuals. eventually there was a backlash but that backlash is incredibly tickle, the australian population is fickle and looking at polling from last year the vast majority saw the entirely possible as entirely acceptable or too lenient and today it's 50/50 in regards to how australian's think about it and if it is reversed and leads to uptick in voter rival it will swing back again and they have a heart on this issue and doesn't be able to be shifted in a kind of permanent way and this is the point that john key is highlighting to some regards with respect to his offer to take asylum seekers, partly that is a genuine offer but also it play force a domestic audience in new zealand who like to see themselves as a more compassionate country than australia, australia is more conservative than new zealand even though it's culturally similar. >> peter thank you. nepal prime minute certain is in india for the first visit after being sworn in and in the next few days they will discuss ways over nepal's constitution and the five blockade was lifted and one of the conditions before his visit. and from kathmandu we tell you what exactly the napaleese are hoping for in terms of what will come out of this visit. >> reporter: he begins his maden visit to india as the prime minister of the country today and it's a normal relationship between the two countries and nepal ratified the constitution on the 20th and accused of supporting protesters by imposing a 4 1/2 economic blockade and this is what the prime minister had to say before he left india. >> translator: this visit comes at a special time. there have been disagreements between nepal and india in the past few months and experienced the effect of this, the crisis caused bid the disagreements are coming to an end and no need for people to take this kind of turn and nepal had to suffer a huge lost in terms of post reconstruction and development. >> reporter: and this is the result of the crisis, and supply lines and now everyone in nepal has suffered especially victims of nepal's earthquake, rebuilding has not started yet. the standoff finally ended early this month after nepal ended the constitution but supplies have not normalized yet. nepal did reach out to its northern neighbor china and prime minister modi after he returned from india. >> india has been paranoid with the relationship with them. it won't be easy for india to have another economy to block it so what are the leverages that india can use to try to influence the prime minister not to improve his economy integration with china is a question. >> reporter: he says he is not playing the china card. many analysts say those nepal in india seem to push themselves in a corner with the blockade and the visit is a faith saver. there are some hopes and one is nepal eastern guy crisis and india of extension of transmission lines and hydropower and people are tired of this and the hope is the prime minister will play his cards right and their life will normalize soon as well. >>> india's supreme court has referred the case of the student leader kamal back to a lower court and faces charges of sedation after anti-india slogans were chanted at a university event and spawned days of protest across india calling for his release and we are in the capitol new deli with this update. >> reporter: the supreme court refused to hear this saying it could perhaps set a bad example or send a message that lower courts were incapable and say lawyers should have followed protocol and gone to the high courts instead. and his lawyers said that they had approached the supreme court due to what they are calling extraordinarily hostile circumstances. now, they are referring to events at the court premises on monday and wednesday, both times on the bail plea was to be heard and both times there was violence outside the court premises where a group of lawyers attacked journalists and even the lawyers and on wednesday he was attacked between the time he stepped out of the police car and walked into court. his lawyers say they fear for his life and that he should be let out on bail. thursday thousands of people took to the streets of deli calling for his release, they say this is a sign of growing intolerance from the government of decent and debate in the country. he was arrested last week for allegedly holding an event at his university campus which anti-indian slogans were used. >>> u.s. president barack obama is to fly to cuba next month and the first u.s. president in office to visit the communist neighborhood ner almost 100 years, the white house hopes the trip will be similar to when the berlin wall came down ending with reconciliation after years of hostility. two days of power cuts in the capitol because of a heat wave and people in buenos aires are affected and blackouts are common in summer with people using their air conditioning and earlier this week they took to the streets against the power cuts. airline passenger numbers are at a five-year high in the asia pacificd as it sores airlines are struggling to find enough well-trained pilots to fly all the new aircraft and scott reports from the singapore air show on the concerns for safety. >> reporter: one out of every three airline passengers in the world last year took off or landed in the asia pacific region. growing middle classes and new markets are pushing industry numbers up. last year the number of passengers here grew 8% more than anywhere else in the world. a soaring demand for more flights means the need for more airports. industry leaders say if governments remain focused on global standards there is no reason why growth should come at the expense of safety. after the u.s. regulator in december downgrade thailand's safety ratings that issue is more influence than ever. >> in the region the united states faa for example has downgrade thailand and there are some other countries around the region where governments are having to work to step up to the plate. >> reporter: many new arlines hav

pacific. >> asian's role in the asia-pacific is in the united states interest. >> bringing the world heres is seen by many to bring them though a region over which china's hold is increasing. >> the u.n.'s humanitarian affairs chief is urging the security council to take action, as millions suffer malnutrition. 21 million are in form of aid, 8 million are facing food and security, and added. >> 2.7 million did their home: 2 million malnourished children or women need treatment. 14 million yemenis do not have sufficient access to health care services. since march last year, nearly 600 health facilities closed due to damage, shortages of critical supplies or lack of health workers. >>> apple has been ordered by a u.s. judge to unlock a phone belonging to one of the people behind the san bernardino shootings last year. the fbi is integritying links between syed farook and i.s.i.l. it is trying to gain access to data from syed farook's iphone. syed farook shot and killed 14 people, along with his wife. a tech journalist and co-director of connectsafely.org. >> the problem is that the iphone had b