it will transform australia. that means our investment in gov 2.0 and online services will not exacerbate the digital divide because of its national broadband investment. >> we have a discussion in this country about the same issue. we also talked about how much government should be involved. why not let the private sector take up, as far as bringing up broadband to more rural areas? >> we have been in that place and had that debate. one of the reasons the government is able to justify and make the case for this national broadband plan investment is because our previous dominant incumbent telecommunications carrier was able to gain the regulations so much that they suppressed the proliferation of broadband. we did not have a prop -- we did not have cross-platform competition. we had all sorts of problems. it is kind of ironic. that under investment in telecommunications infrastructure created the conditions that allowed us to be able to proceed with one of the most elegant telecommunications policies designed to

australia's traditionally have mixed feelings about their politicians. but i would imagine that the next five weeks would be fairly feisty as australia prepares to go to the polls on the 21st of august. >> the venezuelan demingovernmes recalled their ambassador to colombia. our correspondent is incorrect as. he says columbia seems to have evidence that venezuela will not harbored rebels. >> that have the exact coordinates of several forarc camps. venezuelan beer man says that they have the exact coronets -- the venezuelan government says they have the exact coordinates of those camps. they have shown those images to a number of colombian journalists and they say they will lobby releasing them publicly for national security reasons. they say they have clear and hard evidence of the presence of farc leaders in venezuela. they are asking venezuelan government to act. >> relations between the two countries are not great. the have not been for some time. is this symptomatic of this bigger problem? >> the year earlier problems were particularly related to a de

they're often from australia or britain. >> a lot more open minded in australia and britain than we are so. they are at home with that shock advertising. >> reporter: but american audiences are becoming more desensitized to gore and gross body parts. from watching shows like "csi." >> commercials like where they show you the aorta and squirting out the fat, are just so gross that i could see two teenage boys saying, hey, did you see that aorta? it was so cool, the amount of fat that came out of that. i don't think that's the way to go. >> just shut up! >> reporter: still, sometimes they cut through. in 2005, the montana meth project began a gritty campaign aimed at cutting the state's raging meth problem. >> you can do anything you want to me for 50 bucks. >> reporter: bob molineau says they work, by playing on kid's vanity or their love of family. >> kids often don't really think about themselves. but if you tell them, you hurt your sister, your brother, your parents, they're like, i would never do that. i would never do that. and they start to really grab hold of what this could mean

it is a good achievement for australia for the future. i'm proud of the fact that we are closing the gap between indigenous and nonindigenous australians. little things and big changes, putting hundreds of our indigenous kids with scholarships into our nation's leading boarding schools, backing such things as an academy, now 22 we fund around the nation to get kids to school and boost their attendance by providing a.f.l. training. i'm proud of the fact that we're behind a commitment to create 50,000 additional jobs for indigenous australians with the private sector. and i'm most proud of the fact that, about here, we greeted the stolen generation. as i was reminded, that was a big day. what i remember most about it, for those of you who weren't here, was as the stolen generation came in from over there,, they were crying. our job was to make them welcome. the apology was unfinished business for our nation. it is the beginning of new business for our nation. what i'm most proud of is the fact that i have now blubbered. i hope i've been abl

try nations campaign suffered another heavy blow with a thirty thirteen drubbing at the hands of australia in the month delap trophy test majeed talking four of these five panel two years before he drew me to side with the hosts seventeen three zero we break. the springboks mounted a final cool to fly back with drives from shock three and two steenkamp the wall is how ben and the late try from genia with the seal on a solid opening to that. saying they move on to face some new zealand in melbourne next saturday. no bad weather conditions should be an obstacle to true sports fans moscow's skateboard has definitely proved that formula as because that's impossible for sports now. but the picture. again. you would think the extreme hot weather would put a stop to the most extreme action except for water sports however skateboarders were tough enough to get around to the baking sun and take part in the fourth leg of the mosque or ski tour twenty tamp it sounds a little bit strange for such an independent extreme sport like skate morning but the fact is that the contest was organized by the russ

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china, australia, hometown. tried to censor you. >> iran. >> reporter: does that give you satisfaction to know you've got under their skin? does it prove you're doing something good, in effect? >> not necessarily. it's a good signal that maybe people are taking notice. >> reporter: taking notice and taking aim, at the man and the >> reporter: taking notice and taking aim, at the man and the website dedicated to the future with no secrets. i'm jim sciutto for "nightline" in london. >> and it's really another example of how technology's changing the very meaning of the word "secret." thanks to jim sciutto for that. when we come back, we're going to go to a totally different subject. diapers. the diaper wars. the multimillion-dollar battle over what your baby's wearing this summer. we step inside the industry leader pamper state of the art research and development facility. you're going to take a look at how next generation diapers are made. [ male announcer ] the financial headlines can be unsettling. but what if

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as a child in australia he lost his father in an airplane crash. his father's last gift to him had been a crystal radio set. later on in life, when david was called upon to investigate a commercial airline crash, he applied his love of electronics and invented the black box. it took years to catch on, but eventually his flight data recorder eventually became standard. now mandatory equipment onboard passenger airplanes. he was given australia's highest civilian award and qantas honored him by christening a jumbo jet bearing his name. dr. david warren was 85 years old. >>> up next here tonight, it involves a president and a secretary of state. it's shrouded in secrecy, all because it's supposed to be such a happy occasion. >>> she was forced to grow up in the public eye, so you would think chelsea clinton had a little privacy coming to her. but no. she's the daughter of a president and the current secretary of state. she was an active campaigner and now chelsea clinton is getting married. "but where" has been the question. a whole lot of people are

. >> larry: this program is seen throughout australia. we get a lot of mail from australia. don't we as americans -- what should we know about that country that we don't know? >> wow. well, there aren't kangaroos hopping down the main streets of sidney. >> larry: they're very individualistic. >> that's true. >> larry: hard workers. >> yes. indeed. and they call -- somebody put it to me this way. they call a spade a shovel, you know? >> larry: that's funny. and there's so much land, right? wide open land between big cities. >> there is. most uninhabitable. but it's a great, vast country with all these resources in it. >> larry: do you feel away from things when you're down there? out of it? >> no, you don't. it seems a long way away, but it's not. they're hooked in the world. it's not like they're in some remote place. the world is shrinking and they're right there. the thing -- they're very similar in a lot of way, the two countries. i think -- they had a very similar start. >> larry: they did. pioneers. do you like going back? >> i do, yeah. >> larry: you're a big hit there

doesn't enjoy a feel good romantic comedy does not lift the spirits well perhaps one study out of australia says that women now have an unrealistic expectation for relationships because of those movies and they expect things like flowers and candy just because now at the same time another studies found that while on vacation women are more likely to cheat than men are on their significant others or their spouses so do we blame that on movies too well joining me from our new york studio is relationship expert diana falzone diana thanks so much for being here i want to start with this whole cheating story because sure you know i guess you go to a nice sunny place maybe it's tropical there's a lot of bodies around people are going to cheat but did you ever expect that women would be the ones more likely to cheat than men. you know i kind of did i know that sounds a little crazy but reading these these studies and what it indicated is that when women are away they like to play and why is that because they're out of their environment they no longer feel the shackles of responsibility or feeling

. >>> after a remarkable four- month journey the crew made it to australia.it sailed into the sydney harbor last night and tweeted to the world, they made it! the trip began from san francisco in a boat made almost entirely from recycled materials. that includes 12,000 plastic bottles. the purpose of the trip was to bring attention to the amount of trash in the ocean. >>> apple makes the next big push to get the iphone into the hands of people all over the world. >>> and it's a disturbing sign of the times, plus sizes for kids. we'll show you who is trying to cash in on the obesity epidemic. >>> the federal appeals court has cleared the way for bratt dolls to be sold across the country. appeals court gave the brand name back to the toymaker mga entertainment. the new dolls should be in stores by the end of august. >>> the new generation of apple's iphone is said to be released in 17 more countries this week. the iphone iv was released in the u.s. late last month. it's scheduled to go on sale friday in canada, australia, new zealand, singapore hong kong as wel

. >>> and on australia's gold coast the crew of the plasticky relaxed today after a four month 8,000-mile voyage from the bay area. it is made in part from 12,000 plastic bottles. it is part of a project to draw attention to the amount of plastic waist in oceans around the world. the crew plans to push on to sydney this weekend. >>> two sailors have survived a close encounter with a whale that leaped out of the ocean and crashed into their boat. well, the sailors say that the 40-ton whale kept surfacing, take a look at this, and suddenly crashed into their yacht just outside of capetown bay, south africa. the whale landed on the boat's desk breaking its mast. the two sailors were not hurt and the whale appeared to swim away. >> that was incredible. >> it is. >> crash or credit. straight ahead, why stores and restaurants soon may offer an incentive r cabs. >> and our meteorologist bill martin will be back with the full forecast in the area where you live. . >>> the ktvu channel 2 weather report is brought to you by the santa cruz beach boardwalk. . >>> president obama today signed the

we have heard from australia, new york, arizona, what is happening with portland, we are interested in watching los angeles of bit longer on that one. certainly, we have had other property in the watershed. >> if you could address the general manager's claim -- where are we on the continuation of technology? >> we know where we want to be. and we are using centrifuges for dewatering and taking it out of the county. the chart that we showed you, where we want to be, we need to be careful about the bleeding edge of technology. what is available out there, we are looking ahead. brown bag lunches, meeting with companies, many in the room, to see what other agencies are doing. d.c. water is taking a stand, and doing these things. based upon our footprint, what we have there, we thought it would work well. we still have something to do with, about that is something to take into consideration. when we talk about uv, we have to be careful. you always have to have that landy. if you lose electricity, you are out of uv instantly. there will always be some other way to disinfect. we watch places

australia is also an island surrounded by water, but it's almost 3 million square miles. >>> coming upan issue that causes problems for a lot of kids. >> we'll tell you what it is and how to deal with it when "teen kids news" returns. >>> and now our "facts in the classroom" update. >> it's the ninth attempt by bp to close the deepwater well that's been gushing oil into the gulf since april 20th. a new containment cap is raising hopes that the environmental disaster will be contained soon. >> that will allow us at that point to try and close the valves and test the pressure and see whether the well can withstand the pressure. and if not, we can produce. but either way, we'll have the option potentially either to shut the well in or produce a considerable amount of oil, more than we have been able to to date. >> reporter: a relief well that would permanently stop the leaking oil is on track for completion by the end of the month. in the largest spy swap since the cold war, a plane carrying ten convicted russian spies arrived in vienna from the u.s. in exchange for four people accused of

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yesterday we got an e-mail from australia of someone who had seen online an image of a bedroom in the city where the child had put a bed room under a clause that might carry potter. they ask if it was a violation. one example of a complaint that comes from that type of source. often the complaints are not valid and we make that determination. the third condition is we get a referral from another city departments. planning, public works, and we will that respond to that. generally what happens is we will come out and make the inspection, but as they come in we have a process of complaints received, where the deputy director or assigned staff will sign that complain to another inspector if it is beyond the scope of the work, such as fire damage or a board of appeals emergency response. some of them will be in -- assigned to code enforcement, which is the city attorney task force that we're working with, various supervisory inquiries, planning enforcement, changing of use and occupancy, that is what we will go out on. in terms of the health department or someone else with jurisdiction, t

wind surfers come from hawaii, brazil, france and australia. one of the champions lives in sydney and says longevity is one of the keys to winning. so is staying fit. >> this is probably better than i'm in my 20s this is strategy, tactics. and just sail your own race. don't crash. there is good advice. and there is pros and amateurs and this isn't about -- it's about trophy and glowery. and your name in history books. >> and so it's breezy out there. >> yes. >> thank you. >> and there is a sea breeze slashing just a little bit today. there is a marine layer that is shallower. up to 20 miles per hour. outside there is a light breeze. there is gusts up to 35 miles per hour there. is a live picture there is a shallow layer of lou lowe clouds there. is another perspective. there is flag blowing there in the foreground. quiet here. there is a tropical storm. there is a newly formed tropical storm. bonny. winds 40 miles per hour. it's tracking northwest at 14. on this track, it's expected to continue to move by weekend. and making land fall around 11

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most of which one does in europe or australia. >> our guide is from an israeli group that helps jews in parts of jerusalem occupied by palestinians. their object is to make jerusalem were jewish. he says local palestinians can like it or lump it. >> anyone who does not once she -- anyone who does not want to be part of israel, there are other palestinian countries where they can live. they should not be here. >> they want to be part of the palestinian state. they want to be the capital of the palestinian state. >> that is never going to happen. that is impossible. the world is living in a dream if they think it can. you want us to put these people 400 meters from the center of town? >> there is a statement from the state of israel the says their lives are under threat. just down the road, another property the local jewish community would like to get. at the moment, it is time to an extended palestinian family. they lived through that door. when an eviction order came through a couple weeks ago, there were serious clashes. they still face eviction from a building they have rented sinc

, looking at their ecological, and fuel and chemical cost to treat that water and your valley in australia did extensive analysis and evaluation where they evaluated in terms of the possible greenhouse emissions effect associated with the actual creation of the building materials that they will later be putting in the ground. so i think ÷ >> i've been part of climate studies for ten or fifteen years now and, our understanding of what in the future regardless of all these outcomes that dan showed yesterday, we're going to see high flows much higher than before what we called the future dry pool, relatively cool scenarios and warmer wet scenario. these things going to occur much higher than now. as far as droughts go and less tear does not know this. we're working with the high ydraulics and the california central models to do all kinds of draught scenarios hound to switch our water from ground water flow and how this is going to drop and how wells require much more electricity and things going to shift if we don't take these things in to account. we live in a slightly weather regime and we'

finally, a catamaran made from thousands of plastic bottles has arrived in australia after travelling around the pacific ocean. the plastic he set off from san francisco in march. 12,500 plastic bottles went into making the vessel. it had a crew of six. the sas were also made of recycled plastic. >> it looks like a pretty sturdy boat. stay tuned for in-depth coming up next. euromaxx. >> a germantown is grieving after saturday's love parade tragedy. 20 people were killed. authorities are coming under increasing prsurever th organizational and security arrangements. police in the city have defended their handling of the situation. they say they had been controlling the flow of visitors all along the pedestrian tunnel all along. obviously, " somethinsomething t horribly wrong. politicians are already calling for consequences to be drawn. but many people who were on the scene are already drawing their own conclusions. >>>> the people started climbing onto the ceiling with their bare hands. that is pretty serious. those who were in charge did not open up the fences. i do not understand it.

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the lead researcher in australia says the cameras will be sent to the gulf of mexico to monitor the oil on marine life. thanksks for watching "state of the union." i'm candy crowley. >> larry: tonight, the real mel gibson. we'll take an in-depth look at the oscar winner's career. what's it like being a movie star? is it what you thought it would be? >> no. >> larry: what makes him tick. >> the broads. >> larry: not that easy? or they are that easy? >> they're not throwing themselves out of buildings on me. >> larry: how he rose to the top. >> you have to adapt to your life. >> larry: what he told me when we sat down together. >> i hate the tabloids. in many ways they're pretty reprehensible. >> larry: mel gibson next on "larry king live." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> larry: mel gibson has been at the top of his profession for decades, despite the apparent personal problems that have been reported on in the past week. he has an incredibly successful track record as an actor, director and producer. i spoke to him in 1997. we were talking about the film "conspiracy theory." a l

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. >>> and, finally, at australia's jenolan caves, once the site of an out-of-this-world location shoot for "star trek," staffers have added an eighth language for conducting tours. the "star trek" language of klingon. how about that? >>> well, the rangers walk off happy, a-rod comes up empty on his birthday, and t.o. has a new home. >>> plus, a little circus action helps the blue jays put away the o's. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> a strong cold front's going to bring relief to the heat for some. your regional forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports, the cincinnati bengals already feature one brash superstar, so what happens when you add another to the mix? here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. after an off season hounded by the paparazzi and appearances on reality shows, terrell owens has finally found a place to play football. the outspoken wide receiver signed a one-year deal with the cincinnati bengals. he'll be paired up w

i went to australia for one year and it is so strict. it is crystal clear -- you better report what your doing and where you are. it seemed reasonable. i was a guest at a visitor in their country. i had no intention of staying there long term. i don't see any reason why we can't do it. it works well for australia. in terms of the overall numbers, we have to enforce what we have now. if you get rid of the rewards and incentives and start doing some of those things and to implement and verify, there will be a self-deportation element that comes in there. we are taking in over 1 million people right now and i would have a hard time making some of those adjustments to those numbers. can we have a guest worker program? yes, if we are enforcing. ok, but have been called, 50 minutes on the clock. let me take one question. >> you talk about the president issuing an amnesty by executive order. is that legal? >> i cannot imagine that is legal. i hope and pray it is not legal but i don't think the president has the unilateral decision making proces

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look at the relative use of water in the world up where the united states sits per capita verses australia, japan, russia, germany, china, pick your own country. various capacity in the system to deal with some of the impacts of climate change. so i think there's capacity there and something you out to look at. then finally, back to add ing a couple of issues to chart on here. one if you have not done it you should look at your financial systems and rate stability that now particularly to deal with rate increases in the future. you should be paying a lot of attention to where you are now with rates. you need to keep flexible. the biggest problem i have now is people trying to solve my problems for me to invest in today to solve something 30 or 40 years from now and to make huge capitol investments today might not be the right approach and you need to all look at that in our own utilities. we need to react and not over-react and do things that don't make sense and cause our rate payer as lot of sense and are not going to contribute to solveg the problem. we're going to get a lot more inform