i chose to leave my very like nice life in add laid where i was going to -- adelaide and get married and have babies and and school teacher and this opportunity came on my lap, to and actress and i'm 20 years old. >> and some are great and some are huge missteps. >> i have the same sort of story leaving home, going to boarding school and deciding -- but to study and see if there was something i really want to do and if i could handle it and if i'm any good at it. that remains to be seen and i'm happy to see if you guys see what a fraud i am. s. >>> here's another look at the damage in miami after a likely tornado, look at this, a car on top of another car. this one flipped over on its side. a lot of damage down on this trees have been knocked town, area. we're talking about a condo economics and the roof is damaged in this area. several southbound lanes were closed after a tractor-trailer win sell is joining us now. they got -- kate wentzel is joining us now. >>> this shows you why we have to take every line of storms seriously. the past history has shown us in the past few weeks, a

kimberly: a big night in hollywood last night -- the screen actors guild awards÷x happened in adelaide outstanding performance by a cast went to "spotlight." we are in rio got best actor for androle in "the revenant," brie larson got best actress for her role in "room." the academy awards is coming up on february 28. you can watch right here on abc 7. winning weather today. star-studded, awesome. beautiful sunny skies. devon: 60 degree reading. this might be one of the better days we got this week. i'm glad it arrived on the weekend, before we have to get back to work, to school. national harbor, looks great tonight. let's get into the forecast. temperatures will be in the 50's here. breeze's health cold temperatures up tonight. a very mild day in the forecast, especially by december and january standards. we do have a cold front coming through. that is for tomorrow. the big picture over the next few days, very mild tomorrow by winter standards. then we have a front. expect the rain to come on in. it gets pretty chilly. we could have more class in the forecast as well. let's go closer

. >>> the camera is being set up for snake catchers adelaide. what do you think is underneath the refrigerator? >> a panda bear? >> a gigantic and extremely terrifying snake. >> it's an eastern brown snake, and at first you have to move the fridge out. then the woman has to apologize for screaming before you even see the snake. >> sorry. >> oh. pretty good sized snake. he is a she and she lays some eggs. >> they're about 12 to 13 of them and she's about to lay one more. >> let's just be glad they got the snake when they did. had it been one more week it would have been -- >> snakes everywhere. >> and the first thing they do is shed skin. so there you see the layer of skin she shed. and now the reveal. >> that's actually really cute. >> it is. >> now the real -- they're really small. they call them slugs. they aren't going to catch. >> she lays some eggs. they aren't going to develop but she's got plenty of other ones that are going to catch and day. >> cool. i really like this. [ screaming ] >>> this is a training video coming straight out of ch

chief told the independent newspaper: >>> he went on: >>> it now has a case load of more than 1500 adelaide victims, including 280 said-- alleged victims-- said to have been killed. ihat needs more support. >> there does need to be investigation where wrongdoing takes place, but there needs to be a far more effective means of screaming out the spurious cases from the serious ones. >> reporter: human rights lawyers are critical that war crimes are taking so long to investigate. >> they are only investigating 45 of those cases. so statistically it doesn't look like they're being very effective and we do have lots of concerns about how effective they can be in the circumstances. >> reporter: although the death of iraqi detainee in 2003 revealed systematic abuse of prisoners by british soldiers, only one soldier was jailed. the public inquiry into 2004 allegations is that british officers murdered were said to be without substance:. it was said: >> reporter: the number of legal cases continues to grow. ihat's ability to deal with them is starting to look questionable. one clear inference from r

she grew up in adelaide, a city east of perth, whose residents turned on their lights on to greet johns australia. now, the world looks to america because we are free. and it's to our values which people aspire. one of those values is humility. the idea that you're part of a cause greater than yourself, that nothing in life is a "do it yourself" project, though an often unsung virtue, humility figured prominently in the pinnacle of human achievement. to this day john glenn insists he was no hero, just a patriots serving his country, which in those days was gripped by the notion that america and democracy itself had fallen behind. now, these were daring missions. but they were vital missions as well. neil armstrong was once asked, why did you, this one man, choose to speak for all when you set your foot on the lunar surface? as it turns out, there was no script. there were no notes. when the moment came, and neil's thoughts turned to the 400,000 people who worked on the project, the designers, the testers, the engineers, the navigators, all who devised that one small step. he said, and

. >> play australia playing india in the one-day national, that game taking place in adelaide a little later. that's all your sport for now. i'll have more support for you. but for now. back to you. >> one of the greats of modern art who along with salvador olli dominated painting. neave barker has the story. >> it's a painstaking process in the colorful world. a team of set designers have spent months setting tables, paintbrushes and curiosities. even the smears of paint has been copied. on the spanish island of mallorca, where he worked for 30 years. at the center of the studio is the famous rocking chair. >> myself, i was with my grandfather sitting in it when i was only ten years old, and i have so many good members of those days. >> the artist's grandson now looks after thinks legacy. all of this reconstruction of the studio in mallorca tells you about the way to reconstruct a dream, and also to reconstruct emotions, sensations, and feelings of the social and political turmoil that he was so able to experience throughout his life. >> also on show, priceless works of art carefully

india meanwhile, treating the t-20 syriza against australia which starts on tuesday in adelaide, in marchindia chose a more experienced team, singh has been recalled. peyton manning of the denver broncos will lead his team out against the carolina panthers. the 39-year-old manning and the broncos won the afc championship. the new england patriots was lead by tom brady. with 12 seconds to go, the pats opted for a two point conversion, that would have tied. manning will beat the record set 50 current broncos manager john elway as the oldest quarterback to appear in the super bowl. >> there is no question this was a sweet day, sweet victory. to me, this victory sort of is a great example what this entire season has been like. has it been easy? >> it was tough for us to ever get into a rhythm and score points at the end. two point conversion is a tough way to obviously end the season. >> tom brady and his team, had a hard loss. arizona cardinals were given a 49-15 mauling. one carolina fan will be nursing a small bit of a headache after going head over heels in celebrations. fortunately the m

a fourth tour down under was won around adelaide. ewen won the state. that's it. more later >>> thanks very much indeed. after getting the first ever oscar nomination, the film shock is nominated in the short film category. a friendship during conflict. it brings this to a wide audience. >> reporter: the moment the oscars nomination was confirmed. cheers, tears and celebrations and recognition of an extraordinary story. in fact, the film's two 13-year-old stars are being recognised everywhere at the moment. >> translation: everyone here knows about the nomination. when i go to a shop people say to me they are proud of us >> reporter: the short film is the story of two boys understand friendship pushed to the limit in the kosovo conflict in 1998. >> i had difficulties with my part because i didn't live through the war. i t got easier with help from my parents and the film crew. >> translation: i remember travelling by bus when the police stopped us. they asked me in serbian to show my id card. i didn't have an id at the time because i was only 14 and didn't speak s

taking a 90 second lead around downtown adelaide. and maintained his advantage as the team-mate won the stage. finishing nine seconds ahead of fellow australian ritchie port in the overall standings to take the title >>> now, when a group of teenagers play basketball on a florida street were met by pa policeman calling for backup didn't expect this. it came in the form of the sizeable shaquille o'neil, making a surprise stop in gainsville, after watching a video in which one of the officers joined a street game instead of closing it down. shot a few hoops. more later >>> that's cool. thank you very much. high coastal waves flooding the cuban capital. waves several meters high have been pounding the seafront. low-lying streets are under water of the rescue workers are trying to help stranded people reach higher ground. >> the sundance film festival is often associated with the quirky side of cinema. there's a darker scary side. from park sit in utah, rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: this is when the horror begins at sundance, horror

india treating the t23 match series against australia which starts in adelaide is a crucial build up to the series ahead in march. many have been recalled. >> leading into a world tournament in the next couple of months is about trying everyone. we will have some individual plans for various guys. i think that it is important that our guys with the ball, you've just got to execute as well as you can. i think that if they're hitting good balls for boundaries, that's not a problem. >> reporter: peyton manning will become the oldest quarter back to play in a super bowl when he leads his team out to face panthers. they what won the afc title led by tom brady. there was 12 seconds to go and there was a two-point conversion. that would have tied the game. brady's pass was handed over. manning will beat the record. he is the oldest quarter back to appear in super bowl. >> there's no question this was a sweet day and sweet victory. to me this victory sort of is a great example of what this entire season has been like. it hasn't been easy. >> reporter: they will have their work cut out if the

. >> well, the renegade still lost to the adelaide strikers by 27-1. >>> the call backs to the nfl willo head to head after the denver broncos put their spot in next year's championship game. the broncos quarterback peyton manning made his return to the starting line up for the first time since november and helped guide his team to the win over the pittsburgh steelers. man willing face tom brady in the team's fifth playoff encounter with new england patriots. >> it works out to be in the game. we knew we had to be a good football team in order to get there. we'll try to enjoy this one tonight and get up and prepare for that game on monday and we'll talk about who is we're playing on wednesday. >> playing through the nfc champion game to win 31-24, they'll play the arizona cardinals for a place at this year's super bowl. >>> well, carolina will have home advantage for that nfc title clash on sunday. the new england patriots will be in colorado to decide if they get to defend their title at super bowl l. there is time to bring you incredible pictures from surfing big waves world tour to m

dream come true and says he's getting a lot of praise for taking winter into his own hands.se >> adelaide boulevard to the car, look both ways and went across the street and touch it. >> cold air expected next week and that's what he does to make 2 feet of new snowownd. there will be some snowfall today will be the mildest for some days because the temperatures are heading down, a couple systems, some lake effect

an express commuter train in adelaide, australia, is traveling down the tracks at almost 60 miles perour. it's passing through the maoson lake station when someone comes running from behind the train stopped on the opposite track. security camera footage from inside the train captures the moment. before the driver can react, the young man is running across the tracks. in a split second, he disappeared from the driver's line of sight. the driver hits the brakes and the train comes to a halt well past the station, but what happened to the young man? as the train comes in to the station, the young man dives for the opposite platform. a daring move. just as he falls out of view of the camera on board the train, he comes into view on a security camera at the station. he makes it on to the platform by mere millimeters. but he doesn't escape harm completely. when the train speeds by, it clips and breaks his ankle. authorities release the footage during national rail safety week. police say the unidentified 17-year-old was trying to change platforms. he was arrested and convicted of stopping

if your member rick santorum was down heading into iowa and adelaide experimented that defeating that about 60% of caucus goers identify themselves as evangelical christians and that is obviously a base and a can to choose the period stuart: how about jeb bush? that could be make or break. >> absolutely could. the reality is 2470 delicate. 236 to win the nomination. i have represents 1% of the delegates. you have to look the new hampshire and if you look at a state like new hampshire in recent points, someone like john cusack has been creeping up in the polls. you have an opportunity for more moderate candidate like jeb bush, blake john kasich, like chris christie to have a showing to help them had into new hampshire. stuart: it is the last chance for the jeb bush of the world, chris christie of the world your last chance? >> i think it is. if they don't perform well in new hampshire, i don't know how they recover from that. a state like new hampshire is absolutely make or break for one of the more moderate and establishment ted kennedy. stuart: okay the sack him i regret to say we ar