all eyes on melbourne, _ travelling fans. all eyes on melbourne, friday - travelling fans.elbourne, friday evening, england against— melbourne, friday evening, england against australia. two sides who have _ against australia. two sides who have now— against australia. two sides who have now lost matches and they have no wiggte _ have now lost matches and they have no wiggle room and have got to win. the loser— no wiggle room and have got to win. the loser will be pretty much out of the tournament. keep an eye on that tournament — the tournament. keep an eye on that tournament. it's all getting interesting at the t20 cup. three british clubs in champions league action tonight — we'll get to liverpool and rangers in a moment. but first tottenham will be in the last 16 with a game to spare if they beat sporting lisbon at home this evening. antonio conte's side have had several injury concerns and have lost their last two premier league games, but he says being in touching distance of the knockout stage shows the development at the club, who were struggling in the third tier o

this more rainy the forecast for se parts of australia and melbourne on coast for it's wet. ist october, since 975 got cloud and rain coming in across the southeast corner. quite a squeeze on the ice, abbas blustery winds, rolling through hill, massive cloud, united into central possibles and over towards the west into wy because some wet weather to ice gathering. thus making its way further east was turning increasingly shirey down towards the southeast to whether whether the interior 35 celsius there or alice, as we move on into the early part of next week. that rain, rudy does get his hands together, we'll see some more heavy down posey to the southeast of south australia. adelaide sang some bacon foundry showers where to where the coming to western positive victoria through port ferry will see that right. making his way towards melbourne as you go on into monday, some more heavy downpours, more rain that does me more rain coming back into the saturated ground of ne southwell. so we will see further heavy showers, long spells of rain rolling through here. more flooding concerns and s

mark, senior lecturer in the school of global urban and social studies at r m i t university and melbourne professor is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. it's a pleasure being with you. now you are very far away from the focal point of this new confrontation between russia and the west. the confrontation in which references to nuclear strikes are becoming more and more frequent. i wonder if this distance give here any relief because if things in the go nuclear trailer will be among the last to feel the impact. it's a very nice question. well, it's a great question, but it's a nice question and away. because i don't know if you are familiar with the particular novel by novel shoots call on the beach. on the beach was actually cells made into a film the 19 fifties and in it ever got the actually visited melbourne where based out of the moments now it's never been quite concerned whether she said this the same as some american actress. but she had these wonderful lines to said, if this is a place to film the end of the world, this is exactly where we need to be. and the

i t university in melbourne, professor come tomorrow before the break. we touched upon the prevailing attitudes . i'm a western elite and it is my perception that when it comes to russia, they roughly fall within the 2 camps. both want to rush capitulation, but one camp is mindful all i am concerned about limiting the costs of achieving that goal to themselves. while the other camp are represented by, for example, your secretary said anthony blink, and believe that this is something that has to be accomplished at any cost. so the distinction between the dogs and the, the hawks is not really about what they are aiming at, but rather about the, the cost of that policy. or am i right here or do you perhaps see a 3rd? campbell was somewhat saner and decision makers. many years ago in the context of your question. so just this is to give a background even throughout, throughout the ninety's. when there was this kind of sort of the euphoria but sort of the sense that things change that the code or as it was a sense of worrying about things in the world that ol

of course, we've seen some flooding around melbourne now for the rest of australia that stands out in w a. so the temperature and per se at $21.00. northern areas of australia as of late temperature, is in some spots. hitting 40 degrees. where do you say we go to new zealand right now? no weather alerts to speaker, but a vigorous system passing just to the east of the north island at spreading some showers. and when for these cape, including gifts, been with the high 15 degrees tropical activity slamming into central vietnam, this area, the ground is saturated. so likely to see some flooding here, the winds are pushing that rain further south in vietnam. it's also clipping laos in the northeast of cambodia, and then we've got tropical activity cooking up north of the philippines lose on island. this will become a tropical storm and eventually a typhoon and it's throwing a lot of rain toward low, og. now the outer bands are lashing taiwan as we look towards sunday and meantime, for china, anywhere from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river, valley temperatures are above avera

keith murdoch was born in melbourne. he was interested in newspapering.k, and then he found a moment to make a name for himself. # that pivotal moment is in the early and bloody stages of world war i. >> promises are made to stand behind the mother country. australia has undertaken to supply 20,000 men. >> gallipoli is the peninsula in the east of the mediterranean. it was of critical importance. it would be the way to really crack through the german and ottoman empire. >> keith murdoch gets to gallipoli, and what's happening there appalls him. wave after wave of young australians mowed down, essentially consigned by the british to their death. >> keith writes a letter to the prime minister of australia, andrew fisher. and it paints a really pretty terrible picture of both conditions. but it's a slamming indictment really of the british officer class there. >> that letter leaked out into the london press, and it becomes a rallying cry for the australians. and in short order, the boys came home. >> sir keith is seen as the hero. and yet, it turned out that

several communities have been ordered to evacuate, including some in the state capital of melbourne.ve swamped roads, forced school closures, and cut power to 3000 houses and businesses. hundreds of properties have been inundated, with rescue teams racing to reach those in urgent need to leave. in some areas, the only way to get around is by boat. melbourne residents are on edge as the breeze for more damage. >> -- they brace for more damage. >> it is getting more nerve-racking. the water is getting close. the water is rising. >> what can we do? it is what it is. we live near a river. it is a once-in-a-lifetime event. luckily, we are insured. >> the state premier said the number of flooded homes was certain to grow, calling it one of victoria's worlood events in decades. >> we know the coming weeks will present a real challenge as well. this is with us for a while yet. >> more rain's forecast in the coming weeks, straining ady stra swollen rivers and saturatd grounds around australia. catastrophic floods havhit several times this year. experts say this has been worsened by climate ch

let's go back to melbourne now, where we can speak to david holmes.monash climate change communication research hub and is heading to cop27 in sharm el sheikh. thank you so much forjoining me, david. wendy was talking about extreme temperatures, things we don't normally see, the hottest october in europe, we think. what is going on? is it climate change or is something else going on? it’s something else going on? it's aood to something else going on? it's good to be — something else going on? it�*s good to be with you. i think what's happening is we are seeing the effects of climate change overwhelming the normal variability that you see around the world. it's particularly being felt in europe at the moment. you havejust come off the hottest ever summer on record, which beat the record only set last year. as your clip showed earlier, heading towards the hottest october as well. so this is something we are seeing is a general trend, particularly in the northern hemisphere. you've got the fact that european heat average is now up to nearly 2 degrees hot

beach, was sexually films made into a film the 19 fifties and in an ever god the actually visited melbourne. where, based out of the moments now it's never been quite concerned whether she said this, the same as some american actress. but she had these wonderful lines of said, if this is a place to film the end of the world, this is exactly where we need to be. and the irony of the story is that of course, the novel features strange as the last place read radioactive fallout comes in the aftermath of the nuclear holocaust. so straight is last place supposedly where these things will happen. and in fact, it's an interesting point to note that there are individuals from the united states, multi business and a few other countries who are buying up places because they want to retreat in the event that might be a nuclear holocaust. well that's, that's an interesting observation. and the reason i ask you this question is because there's a lot of gallo humor here in moscow and the other day. one of my military friends tried to reassure me that in the case of a nuclear apocalypse mostly is a good p

melbourne residents are on edge as they brace for more damage.n front of us. yeah, it's rising. the state premier daniel andrews said the number of flooded homes was certain to grow, calling it one of victoria's worst flood events in decades. more rain is forecast in the coming weeks, straining already swollen rivers and saturated ground in victoria and around australia. catastrophic floods have hit the country's east several times this year and experts say this has been worsened by climate change and el nino weather phenomenon. australians are getting used to the fact that these extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and more ferocious. shaimaa khalil. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. a quick look at some other stories and president putin says his call up target of 300,000 conscripts for his war in ukraine will be recent within two weeks. he said more than 220,000 had already been mobilised with 16,000 already engaged in fighting. he denied his objective was ending the existence of ukraine as a nation. the united nations says hunger

sean: at an anti-lockdown rally in melbourne, 5g was again linked to coronavirus.it prompted a sharp response from australia's then chief medical officer, brendan murphy. brendan murphy: there's unfortunately a lot of very silly misinformation out there. there is absolutely no evidence about 5g doing anything in the coronavirus space. i am not--unfortunately received a lot of communication from these conspiracy theorists myself. it is complete nonsense. 5g has got nothing at all do to with coronavirus. ♪♪♪

a neighbor on melbourne boulevard describes what he heard. a bunch of yelling screaming.e. it was just screaming, but women screaming and yelling, men yelling, commotion! things happening down the street. i never heard that before like that that loud and we did a lot of crying. a lot of crying of women, this crime or something that i didn't know what was happening at the time. police have not released motives in the stabbings or shootings and were not available for comment. today at least 132 people died in many were injured in western india today after a century old cable suspension bridge collapsed into a river. authorities say the 19th century bridge collapsed because it could not handle the weight of the large crowd. the hindu festival season drew hundreds of people to the recently opened tourist attraction. that bridge had been closed for renovation for nearly six months. and was reopened just four days ago. south korea's president today declared a national day of mourning following a massive stampede during the halloween celebration . more than 150 people were kille

and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, nightmare in melbourne.or upset, as england's stunned by ireland in a rain—affected defeat at the t20 world cup. good evening. the united nations secretary—general says the world is heading for a catastrophe unless climate change is prioritised. new figures released by the un show concentrations of greenhouse gases rose to record levels in the atmosphere last year. world leaders will meet in egypt for the next un climate summit, cop27. at last year's summit, a new global agreement was reached, the glasgow climate pact, for countries to revisit and strengthen their current emissions targets by the end of this year. the plan was to reduce the use of coal, phase it down rather than phaseit of coal, phase it down rather than phase it out. money for developing countries would be significantly increased to help them cope with the effects of climate change and make the switch to clean energy. 0ur climate editor reports from new york where he has been talking to the un secretary—general. it has been a year of extrem

the 1950s in it ever got the actually visited melbourne, where based out of the moments now it's never been quite concerned whether she said this the same as some american actress. but she had these wonderful lines to said, if this is a place to film the end of the world, this is exactly where we need to be. and the irony of the story is that of course, the novel features strange as the last place read radioactive fallout comes in the aftermath of the nuclear holocaust. so straight is the last place, supposedly where these things will happen. and in fact, it's an interesting point to note that there are individuals from the united states multiple and a few other countries who are buying up places because they want to retreat.

of australia of the days of torrential rain for hundreds of stranded in the 2nd largest city of melbourne. so swamped, this is the suburb of mare belonging melvin's west, just 10 kilometers from the heart of the city. the maryland on river burst its banks. hundreds of homes are under water, others have been isolated. 50000 people across the state without power. this is not family. hi me, the thought don't be half and leave teen nice to my law and it's needed a watering up before 2 days of unrelenting rain caused flash flooding across melbourne. thousands of people in victoria were told to leave. those who were stranded were rescued by emergency service crews. we still are of the view that there's about $500.00 himes that have been inundated, ah, there are another $500.00 times, at least that have been oscillated when a shy harms properties might be more than just a house might be in terms of farmland, much bigger apostles of land that you ation orders were issued across 3 states in western new south wales, highways and rail lines had been cut off in the state of to as many a rainfall reco

we'll see that ray making his way towards melbourne as we go on into wet monday. some more heavy downpours, more rain that does me more rain coming back into the saturated ground of ne southwell. so we will see further heavy showers, long spells of rain rolling through here. more studding concerns and showers and longest bells are fine also for time to news either, but not too bad. he is typically spring like weather coming through. not too bad to japan as well. some went to weather into northern areas of japan. last you drive the korean peninsula, but a few showers for china. ah. on counting the cost gigi pings grip on china is now tighter than ever before. how will that impact the economy? what is the fall out from washington? calves on beijing, access to advanced chips and the chinese people not pop electric cause an unprecedented number. counting the cost on al jazeera, investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on al jazeera. ah ah, a ah, welcome back. a reminder of the top stories here when al jazeera world's richest man, ella musk has taken c

which one is now from melbourne to talk more about. this is belinda bonnet. she is a senior electra in media swinburne, university of technology in melbourne. thanks very much for being with us. so the richest man in the world is now in control of one of the most important digital platforms in the world. what could possibly go wrong? well, a lot could go wrong, i guess i don't, i don't think that there will be all that much changing for uses in the immediate future. we're not going to notice too much happening, but in the long run mosque has said that he wants to, you know, increase free speech and cut back on moderation on the platform. so there's a possibility that we'll see perhaps what some would consider to be more toxic elements surfacing well just on that point because this is the question, a lot of people will want to know the answer to is, is donald trump going to be coming back because as we know the previous management band, the former president, over the policy believe, had incited violence around the, the january 6 2021 right at the capital. and

here on melbourne boulevard in east san jose. a man was shot and killed last night shortly after that nearby police responded to another fatal shooting. and after that, a double stabbing all in san jose. in east san jose just before 11 30 saturday night, the sound of piercing screams woke the neighbors along melbourne boulevard. then came the police sirens, bunch of yelling screaming. it was just like. and screaming the women screaming and yelling and yelling and commotion. things happening down the street. i never heard that before like that, that loud and we had a lot of crying a lot of crying of women just crying or something that i didn't know what was happening at the time. it turned out to be a double shooting at a home five doors down, san jose police say two people were shot. one man died in the hospital, and another person is in the hospital recovering from their injuries. do you think? an hour and 15. minutes later, san jose police arrived at the scene of the second shooting on main tera avenue and 12th street, just thr

victory of the arch rivals pakistan in melbourne. cali. school at $82.00 north south is india chase down pakistan total of $159.00 on the last bull. the match. the wind spock wild celebrations across india. perfect gift called the hindu festival. the one that, that for me up next wild stories looks at rushes, recruitment. dr. for the ukraine will. i'm will all. sika, thanks for watching. taken. ah, ah, what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360. get the app now. a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of longing. mediterranean c a. l. muster. and to follow up to korean drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and the mediterranean meeting, people hearing their dreams of mediterranean journey this week on d. w. ah, this week on world stories, fishermen protesting in india a 13 year old artist paints for the whole lesson friends. we begin in ukraine, which has reclaimed more territory from russia after a counter offensive in the south at the costs of many deaths and injuries. these p

policy choices. marooned in australia is 2nd largest city as unprecedented rainfall brings pots and melbourne to a standstill. ah. in one of the wells, most famous oil paintings becomes the target of anti climate change protests. as in london and spore, the p. s g codes hits back at room has came back. it was to leave head of a big game against my sake herself. garcia says that this strike is happy at the club. ah, we start with a growing economic and political turmoil. the united kingdom. prime minister list trust has sacked her chancellor, less than 6 weeks into his job, made another major policy. you turn. a government has now abandoned plans to cut corporation tax. need barca begins our coverage. this is a government fighting for its survival. the prime minister list trust announcing the sucking of her main ally the chancellor quasi quoting, and the reversal of financial promises that had sent the u. k. economy into free fall is clear that parts of our many budget went farther and faster. the markets were expecting. said the way we are delivering our mission right now has to change . we n

the first one a few times, actually yard melbourne robert correspondent for extra.o much for joining us this morning, providing your insights appreciate it and to remind you can watch extra on weekdays at 2:30 p.m. right here on channel two. still to come here on the nine plenty. ghosts and goblins are spreading out across the bay area tonight for trick or treating. i saw some people in my neighborhood over the weekend, and i was like, don't come knocking on my door on a saturday night before trying to get it in early, you know, and then come back tonight i already scapula baby slickers. let's look back, though, to where the tradition of halloween started up. next, we'll look at the origin of halloween. the traces itself a the way ac ghirardelli intense dark. ♪ bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. it's your boy, biggieeeeeeeeeee!!!! that is reggie bush. dressed up as a wendy's biggie bag. fries! ahhh! nuggets! there it is! - ah ha... drinks! - no, no, no, no... - not the drinks man. - i'll put it bac

oh melbourne in also had big ambitions. now have photos in her school books are all her family have left of her bless. you can get my daughter used to joke with me and say, and i will study until one day i become president or a lawyer and served the people about canister and let their phone, but she was martyred. are you done with his napkin? oh, my vanity was one of the young women killed in the attack. her family prey at her grave. and her sister vows that she won't give up welcoming of really worried. it is hard for us. all the schools are closed for girls either that or by sure how that it is. you know, this is very painful, but we will continue with the lessons and we will never give up or stop. and i asked him, we didn't have any lennon co op or even brutal attacks like this one haven't crushed the resolve of young african women to keep up their fight for an education . so what is daily life like? for a woman in afghanistan, we found a former employee of the african postal service who also worked for a non profit grou

they lost by five runs at the melbourne cricket ground.a breakthrough. a world cup match at the mcg with england, and they'd come to attack. gorgeous shot. with each six, the irish hope grew. they hit their way to 157. not a huge score, but when england came to bat they too got in a tight spot. the captain, jos buttler, out on his second ball. now one of the lowest ranked teams in the tournament believed. england's top batters collapsed. bowled him! oh, yes! moeen ali came in at 67—4, and dragged them past 100. but, based on ireland's score at that stage, england trailed by five runs. as the rain comes tumbling down. the rain meant defeat. to be turned over by ireland, at this stage in the tournament, so early in the tournament, it really does open up the group. and i think england, they will be bitterly disappointed to lose today. it was a potential banana skin. but, you know, it's the last team they wanted to lose against, was ireland. it was the luck ireland needed for a huge world cup scalp. they'd never been so happy to get caught in

full hundreds is stranded in the 2nd largest city. melbourne. as sarah clark reports swamped. this is the suburb of mare belonging, melbourne's, west, just 10 kilometers from the heart of the city. the american river burst its banks. hundreds of homes are under water, others have been isolated. this is not family heim, the father goat is half an down, lived he nice to my life and it's near the water in before 2 days of unrelenting rain caused flash flooding across melbourne. thousands of people in victoria were told to leave. those who were stranded were rescued by emergency service crews. we still are of the view that there's about $400.00 himes that have been inundated, ah, there are another $500.00 times at least that have been oscillated to want to cite harms. properties might be more than just a house, might be in terms of farmland, much bigger, apostles of land that you ation orders were issued across 3 states in western new south wells. highways and rail lines had been cut off in the state. it has many a rain full records have been broken after 2 days of torrential rain

your hands to their b castle, bending massacre in korea, which was on display in an art gallery in melbourne, the were removed after about an hour and i rested the panes in was a lot. allen's prime minister, me ha, martin has visited a fuel station where an explosion killed and people. maidens workers are not expecting to find any more survivors and casualties. lisa, incidents in the country, don't go off. he has to be tragic accident. ah, no marks for stephen has grabbed his 2nd street formula one title after went into japanese grand prix. it was a dramatic race in poor weather conditions and included an incidents that invoked memories of this zucker circular tragedy in 2014 chaos and confusion at the japanese grand pre weather conditions caused major visibility problems. he has a look at just how dreadful it was. spanish driver color signs losing control over secret. the red flag was eventually shown, the race was stopped and resumed nearly 2 hours later. but serious questions were raised about the safety of it on a tractor crane on the track. before all the drivers had returned to their p

oh melbourne. in also had big ambitions now have photos in her school books are all her family have left of her. bless your kindred, my daughter used to joke with me and say, and i will study until one day i become president or a lawyer and served the people of afghanistan let their foreigners, but she was martyrdom done with his napkin. oh my vanity was one of the young women killed in the attack. her family prey at her grave. and her sister vows that she won't give up. who can they were really worried. it is hard for us. all the schools are closed for girls you better by she heard that it is, you know, this is very painful, but we will continue with the lessons and we will never give up or stop. and when we didn't, i'd only been on the go up of even brutal attacks like this one haven't crushed the resolve of young african women to keep up the fight for an education. so what is daily life like? for a woman in afghanistan, we found a former employee of the afghan postal service who also worked for

crickets t 20 world cup v rad coley lead in the i to a dramatic victory over arch rivals, pakistan in melbourne. cali scored 82, not out as india chase down pakistan tote exhaust several of a 159 on the last ball of the match. the win sparked while celebrations across india. the perfect gift for the wiley, a hindu festival, and in tennis, 19 year old holger ruiner caused an upset by beating top seeds. the finest sits the pass to win the stock home open. denmark's ruiner seated 7 beat degree in straight sets to add a 2nd 80 p for title to the one he earned in munich earlier this year in motor g p. francesco, been yeah, yeah. one the malay see in grand prix to edge closer to his 1st of a championship that you, cassie ryder will be crown champion if he finishes higher than 15th at this season's finale in valencia, in 2 weeks time. so we got his reminder of the top story we're following for you. also people have been killed as jihadist gunmen, storm the hotel, in somali port of kiss maya authorities say pupils leaving and ne, by school were among the casualties the medicine group. i'll sure bob cla

the last over, where india won it in the most dramatic circumstances in front of a huge crowd in melbourneworld. dan 0gunshakin reports. a cricket coliseum, two fierce rivals and emotions running high. india raced out of the traps, aj deep singer at the double. pakistan imploded. the double wicket over at a crucial time meant it was smiles all round. but an unbeaten half—century and some big hitting later on meant pakistan were still in the hunt. for indian wickets fell in the hunt. for indian wickets fell in the hunt. for indian wickets fell in the first seven opens. india needed a hero and they found one. virat kohli'. two sixes, and suddenly the game is getting away from pakistan. the match turned on one delivery, virat kohli' and a no ball. it came down to the final goal. a game sealed that divide logic. and what a match. ireland were hammered by sri lanka in their opening super i2s match at the t20 world cup. they could only manage 128 from their innings, with the wicket of harry tector a big one for sri lanka. and the irish struggled with the ball too, with kusal mendis reaching an u

crickets t 20 will, comp v rat coley lead india to a dramatic victory of arch rivals pakistan in melbourne. cali scored $82.00 north south is india chase down pakistan's total of $100.00? $59.00 on the last of the match when spock wild celebrations across india. perfect gift for the hindu festival, the while. that's it from me up. next world stories looks at rushes, recruitment dr for the ukraine will. will all psycho thanks for watching. taken with them. what secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites.

comp, mark, senior lecturer in the school of global urban and social studies at our mit university. melbourne professor is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. it's a pleasure being with now you are very far away from the focal point of this new confrontation between russia and the west. the confrontation in which references to nuclear strikes are becoming more and more frequent. i wonder if this distance gives you any relief.

crickets t 20 will come direct call the lead india to a dramatic victory of arch rivals pakistan in melbourne. cali scored $82.00, not office india chase down pakistan's total of $159.00 on the last of march. when spock while celebrations across india, the hindu festival, the while. and those do all the celebrations in india's capital deli could look very different this year. authorities there have been fireworks to cut down on pollution. ah, the twinkling lights of earth and lamps o d, it's ready to welcome into valley celebrations here in new delhi looks slightly different this year. these are some of the 50000 dea candles being lit. now that there's a ban on fireworks this year on. why is that good? let me think little of them being ban delhi, a city of about 20000000 is the world's most polluted capital and fireworks let during de valley only adding to air pollution problems. anyone caught using them now faces a fine or up to 6 months in jail. we and cottage, pp born the us kill, distribute sweets, share sweets in sort of crackers. so this is a event is more symbolic to us, what we are do

the state of victoria, home to melbourne, has been the worst hit with at least two people killed. australian prime minister anthony albanese warned the situation could deteriorate. >> we're living in very dangerous times in the days and weeks ahead. what we have is a potential of further rain events here in western south wells, victoria, and tasmania. all of them combining having an impact because you essentially have a single drop of rain has nowhere else to go except stay on the surface. amy: in france, an estimated 140,000 people took to the streets of paris sunday to protest the surging cost of living and to demand action on the climate crisis. the march was called by the leftist france unbowed party. >> i am angry because everything is going wrong. public services, mistreatment at work, we have a lot of reasons to be here today. and there's also everything to do with climate. inaction on climate all these years starts to build up to have heavy consequences. yep a terrible summer and this will continue. if we don't do anything, well, we have all of these young people -- what k

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the whole country stops for the melbourne cup, which is the biggest horse race.our equivalent of the khaki derby although it has like all horse racing become controversial in recent years because of concerns about the welfare of equines and some of the practices within the racing industry which i think we have to look veryy hard at. so there's just too many horses are dying on the track and too many horses are thrown away if they don't make it as racecourses, and i think that's tragic. having a bond with a horse that is now 27 years old, that some of these horses are over and done with at five and just discarded i think is a shocking tragedy. >> host: and you have a horse, a 27-year-old? >> guest: yes, i do. >> host: tell us about him or her traded she is a lovely little mayor called valentine and the keeper with my neighbors horse with anmy off the track resource called screaming heart wings and he is 33 years old and he is that so much to give through his long life teaching children to ride and he still at 33 love to go out on the trail ride, and it's hard to s

[laughter] the whole country stops for the melbourne cup, which is the biggest horse race. it is our equivalent of the kentucky derby, although it has become controversial in recent years because of concerns about the welfare of equines and some of the practices within the racing industry, check think we have to look hard at. too many horses are dying on the track and thrown away if they do not make it, and i think that is tragic. having a bond with a horse that is 27 years old, some of these horses are over and done with that five and discarded, i think is a shocking tragedy. >> you have a horse that is 27 years old? tell us about her. ms. brooks: she is a mare named valentine. i keep her with my neighbors horse, who is an off the track race horse named screaming wings. he is 33 years old and he has had so much to give throughout his long life, teaching children to write. he still loves to go out on a trail ride and it is hard to stop him from thinking he is on the track. [laughter] >> let's take some calls. don is in westmoreland, virginia. you are on with geraldine brook

persistent rain in melbourne means the start has been delayed and could be abandoned.d gone out and there was a bit of a break out and there was a bit of a break out there, a bit of sunshine, but the fact that it was so great underweight, it was always doubtful that we would get out there. so i'm not sure, i think we are second now, there is so much going on in that group with rained off fixtures and stuff, but i supposed to still be in the hunt with two games left is pretty good. manchester united manager erik ten hag was full of praise for cristiano ronaldo, as the forward returned to help his side qualify for the knockout stages of the europa league. in his first match since being dropped for discplinary reasons, ronaldo scored united's third in a 3—0 win against moldovan side sheriff tiraspol. the win extends united's unbeaten run to seven matches, and their boss was happy with ronaldo's return. arsenal manager mikel arteta says his side need to reset, after they lost for the first time in europe this season. they were beaten 2—0 by psv eindhoven. arsenal must now

victoria state, some spots seen their highest 48 hour rainfall in 159 years in the state. capital, melbourne, rivers. birth, seen their banks, extreme flooding here people eating to be rescued. so that rain has cleared away. still some lingering showers, though for victoria state and has many as volunteer for northern parts of tasmania over the past 2 days. $400.00 millimeters of rain now for the rest of australia. sunshine can be found, especially in w 8. that includes perth at $23.00 degrees. when you say we go to new zealand right now for an update, few showers for the north island around the escape that will play gets been with the high of 14 degrees. got the tropical activity. you slamming into central vietnam through laos, into central thailand, to think anywhere in the stone, we are likely to see some flooding and tropical activity cooking up north of the philippines lose on island. it's going to throw a lot of rain and log. but manila, you're going to sit this one out. then we've got a lot of warms from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river valley, hong kong at $31.00 degre

racing to reach those in urgenneed to leave in some areas the only way to get around is by boat melbourneidents are on edge as they brace for more damage >> it's getting a little bit nerve-wracking now the water is getting close and yeah we can see it in front of us it's rising the luckily, we are insured. the state premier daniel andrews set the numb of flooded homes was certain to grow calling it one of victoria's worst flood events in decades >> even moderate rain events will present a challenge for us. this is with us for a while yet. >> more rain is forecast in the coming weeks straining already swollen rivers and saturated ground in victoria and around australia catastrophic floods have hit the country's east several times this year and experts say this has been worsened by climate change and elenina weather phenomenon australians are getting used to the fact that these extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and more ferocious bbc news sydney netherlands have revealed their 18-year-old daughter can no longer move around freely due the possibility of being either kidnapped

australian prime minister anthony albanezi says it is devastating to see flood ravaged areas of melbournet weather systems are wreaking havoc around the world. michael holmes has more. >> reporter: almost as quickly as they came, the floods at least in this part of melbourne have receded. officials warn that in many parts of the australian states of victoria, new south wales, and tasmania, floods are still a threat and at times even intensifying. but some residents have already returned home, and the damage is widespread. what was at one point floating, now haphazardly strewn around. a garbage can stuck in a tree, mud is everywhere. >> the cleanup is going to be huge, right? just if you think about all of the branches and all of the garbage that has washed up and is up against fences now, it is going to be messy. >> reporter: the daunting task of cleaning up also facing people on the greek island of crete, where flash flooding there caused similar devastation, leaving a tangle of toppled cars and tree limbs. in some places, the floods spilled over embankments like waterfalls. witnesses sa

that's because their third match — against australia was abandoned because of persistent rain in melbourned at the mcg in a must win world cup match is as big as it gets in your career. they are the games you want to be involved in. no matter what the result was going to be, it's something you want to experience as a cricketer. you don't know how often those kinds of opportunities will come around so i think there is an element of sadness that you don't get to play the match. well the draw leaves england second in the group — just ahead of ireland, who's match against afghanistan earlier this morning was also rained off, without a ball being bowled. it leaves four teams on three points and the group wide open. the football association say progress is being made towards their football leadership diversity code targets — despite seeing a decrease in the number of diverse candidates being hired into specific roles. in an annual report released today, figures show clubs have collectively exceeded targets of hiring black, asian and mixed heritage candidates in senior coaching roles in the men's

the first was on melbourne, which was just before 11 30, then the shooting on 12 and madeira was at 12lking about a 75 minute difference and three miles between each other. police have not shared, but they plan to update via twitter details about anything related to these investigations and hopefully some arrests, but still no details as of yet reporting live in san jose goss, ktvu fox two news. alright thanks, emma. will house speaker nancy pelosi has now issued her first public statement on the attack on her husband at the couple, san francisco home. that statement came in a letter to her colleagues in congress, and it was released last night and says, in part a violent man broke into our family home, demanded to confront me and brutally attacked my husband, paul. our children. our grandchildren and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. we are grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and for the life saving medical care he is receiving. please know that the outpouring of prayers and warm wishes from so many in th

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