in preventing illegal migrants to australia. jakarta could refuse to work with australia on the issue, resulting perhaps in more deaths at see. >> absolutely. the australian government had to state its reputation coming in to office to stop the boats and everyone understand that required cooperation. i almost feel sorry for tony abbott. it happened before, he's not denying it happened now. it blue up at absolutely the wrong time. i do not think that he's actually taken the approach that he needs to take. not yet, anyway. >> jeffrey hawker, thank you for talking to al jazeera. >> apologise for the quality on the skype line. the new u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy met with their prime minister. kennedy is the first female ambassador to japan. >> let's get a check of the global weather. >>> thank you. the weather remains unsettled across a good part of western europe. massive cloud. we have been talking about the heavy rain, violent storms pushing across sardinia. the little clutch is running across central italy into the

a part of tony abbott's message is australia is open for business.e leads a right of center coalition government and the national party is against the party, worried that former's costs will rise and influence a climb. they claim australia food security is at risk. >> it's against the farmers' interest and a fair return at the farm gate. nobody has proved otherwise. >> others welcome archer daniel midlands investment. >> we are essentially swapping one owner to another. adm is willing to bring money to invest in dysfunctional up-country facilities in new south wales. if the deal is opposed on political grounds, we are sending a signal to agribusiness investors globally that australia is not open for investment. >> foreign companies are big buyers of australian assets and lands. two cattle farms have been sold to indonesians. block the adm sale and you scare off a big chunk of the market. >> to refuse the application, i think, would be devastating for the message it sends to foreign investors. >> those supporting the sale say foreign owned companies w

they claim that australia's food stuart securitsecurity is at ru.t's a concern at the farmer's interest. >> we are essentially swapping one eye for another. the difference is adm is willing to bring more money to invest in dysfunctional up country facilities in new south wales. if the deal is opposed on political grounds we are sending a signal to investment globally that strah australia is not oper business. >> two huge cattle farms have been sold to indonesia of you block the sale and you scare off a big chunk of the market. >> to refuse this application would be devastating for the message that you en send to forn investors. >> the farmland and assets will remain in australia. the risks are overstated. >> unusual for the developed country agriculture is a big chunk of australia's economy. deals are screwe scrutinized ans hold a sway. >> will the government market prevail or will they refer to the junior partners. >> whelm of us are familiar with the mcdonalds happy meal which includinincludes a toy for ever. for the next two weeks they are planni

. >>> indonesia president suspended bilateral cooperation with australia. he said he's taking the allegations that australia tapped his phone very seriously. >> once again i demand a formal separation, an explanation to indonesia, what steps will be taken by australia related to this wiretapping case. we have a coordinated military operation, a coordinated operation. this has temporarily been suspended. >> now they plan to stop all military cooperation with australia as of next year. australia has assured indonesia it won't spy on its leaders in the future and they'll do everything they can to repair relations. >> my intention is to do everything i reasonbly can to help build and strengthen the relationship with indonesia, which is so important for both our countries. >> the number of h.i.v. infections and a.i.d.s.-related deaths have fallen dramatically. that's according to an u.n. report. it said the world is closing in on its millennium to reverse the aids. the number of new h.i.v. infections has fallen by a third. among children the drop has been steepe

that halts joint operations to prevent people smuggling by boat to australia.bott says the most important relationship that australia has with indonesia. andrew thomas, al jazeera. >>> the search and rescue mission of a collapsed shopping mall in south africa has now been called off. one person died and 29 others were injured after a shopping mall under construction caved in. the contractors are being investigated. tanya paige has more. >> reporter: about half of the construction site has come down. about 5:00 on tuesday, it started to look shaky and witnesses reported hearing a loud bang before they say the third floor collapsed in on the other floors. they said they heard workman screaming and running for their lives before they were ungulfed in a huge cloud of dust. rescuers worked through the night believing that up to 50 people could have been trapped inside. but on wednesday the vast majority were accounted for, but there are still up to 29 people hospital. incidents like this are very unusual in south africa. but it's also come to light that construction

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oil in asia is australia's most important relationship. prisoner duty and has been eyeing. wright president of indonesia. he's denying very good friend to stride yet. allegations stuff this last week that australian intelligence tried to tap in the bathrooms of indonesian president to see about getting him there is wide open senior government officials the report course outbreaks of the union jack in the urine of recorders ambassador to austria and suspended intelligence and the cooperation he wrote attitude to mind a fuller explanation. you do you know on tuesday held a special news conference he said to have extra money to get dinged is a commitment that australia would not do anything to this in context or just ahead of any share with each act. the owner says the practice and a special envoy to australia to drop a code of conduct to cop an intelligence gathering between the two countries the president's plans drew praise from his australian counterparts. one is either going. will commence type and it was a very warm stipend it was a stipend that was very positive about a

australia lead the standings, one ahead of matt kooucher and kevin. the final of the rugby world cup will be played. new zealand is in the first match-up. the kiwis won all four games and australia will take on fiji. >> it's the biggest game of my career. certainly on home soil. it's the number that have played in a final. >> tampa bay lightening in a win. a 3-goal lead at the washington capitals. some managed to survive two goals from the leading scorer. claiming a 3-2 win. >> the metropolitan subdivision leading pittsburg penn gins. the winning goal 250th of his career. pittsburg with a third strait win at home. all sport including the ashes on the website aljazeera.com/sport. that's the sport. >> now, some of canada's best-known art from a tiny hamlet. it's fetching record prices at auction. >> up here a barren land with no trees. winter lasts eight months and the wind blows all the time. it's a land of ledgened. it feeds the imagination and inspires art. >> this lives beneath the ice. once someone falls into the water, they pick up the person and

they all share information with each other and we know that for example australia. the news but then the state to the eastern side notice that certain individuals. we know there's a lot of other cooperation between canada and the us than any other countries and of course i information collected is then shared with other agencies like the ci day. do the two countries work together and actually did he mean us or canadian citizen and the bronze. well i needed a division in the book that the nsa and the game at the eight candidates he said. both these agencies are really their secretive. they're expensive and below were cured of the peaks from snowed in. there really is in control. and who we have every reason to suspect that you operate that way. i mean people. we know that their desperation to how he that cooperation goes. we don't know. i opened the new revelations coming. glenn greenwald will shine some light on the activity because i think it's americans people really retro operate to know what these crises are doing. they are violating a right to privacy in these

there has been no comment from australia so far. it willed states says not apologize to afghanistan for "mistakes made during the 12- year war." that contradicts earlier reports that a mea culpa was being -- asd as hard of talks part of talks. deal or no deal, last-minute efforts to finalize the security pact between the united states and afghanistan appear to hinge on whether president barack obama agrees to write a letter acknowledging the u.s. made mistakes during the 12-year war. a move that has been demanded by the afghan president but ruled out by washington. no need for the united states to apologize to afghanistan. quite the contrary. we have sacrificed and supported them in their democratic progress and in tackling the insurgency and al qaeda. >> the ongoing debate comes as afghanistan prepares to host a gathering of 2500 tribal and political leaders in the loya jirga. u.s. hasn accord, the said it will pull out all its troops by the end of 2014. pact is notecurity signed, afghanistan will face the same crisis it faced 12 y

australia also contributes air force planes full of supplies.nd humans of taiwanese flew in to the philippines to set up makeshift clinics. but one country has come under fire for its lack of donation as we have reports now from beijing. >> reporter: one is a country with the second biggest economy on the other. the other is a furniture store but over the last leak the two have been compared, and its eyee who has come out on top. and said to be more generous to the philippines than china. japan donated $10 million of aid and had soldiers and doctors on the ground to help within days. the united states sent $20 million of aid and an aircraft carrier to help. private companies have donated fast. and ikea gave $2.7 million. and china gave $100,000. the criticism came fast after a state run newspaper called it for a snub. china now has offered search and rescue team and $2 million but that's a comparatively low figure. but none of that is a snub say government supporters. >> the philippines reached out to its traditional allies which is america and

they all share data and information with each other and we know that for example australia has been used by the n.s.a. to to do certain spying on certain individuals and we know that there's a lot of other cooperation there between canada and the u.s. and the other countries absolutely and of course the information that's collected is then shared with other agencies like the cia do the two countries work together and actually detaining us or canadian citizen citizens abroad. well i mean that's sort of the issue i think but both with the n.s.a. and with the candidates. both these agencies are really they're secretive they're expensive and from what we're hearing with all the leaks from from snowden they're really at a control and we have every reason to suspect that they do cooperate in that way in terms of apprehending people we know that they're definitely sharing data but how deep that cooperation goes we don't know but i'm hoping that the new revelations coming from glenn greenwald will shine some light on that a committee because i think canadians americans people really around the w

australia reduced to 2/258. australia batted they were 132/6. the aussies improved thanks to a partnership between brad haddin and mitchell johnson. sachin tendulkar-post era has begun. the windies chose to bat. they have bravo on 59. sachin tendulkar retired saturday in his 200th cap. >> uruguay sealed their place after a goalless draw against jordan. uruguay held a lead but couldn't find a way through them. ment the south american champions were the last of the 32 teams to book a place in the final in brazil. >> translation: yes, the truth is i'm relieved. the last part of the qualifiers was complicated and tough. there was a decisive match. it handled the pressure with professionalism and with report for opponents. we qualified for the world cup, and for us it's a joy. >> croatian footballer denied leading fans in a pro-nazi chant after qualifying for the world cup. he said he took nothing wrong when he took to the microphone. his rally cry was said to have been used by a croatian regime that ruled the state in 2002. fifa are waiting for the

una de las cosas que mÁs impactÓ al equipo mexicano cuando llegaron procedentes de australia es que los implican diferentes movimientos, caras, diferentes palabras. a mÉxico lo recibieron asÍ. en un otros detalles divertidos es que miguel herrera se acercÓ tanto que uno de los integrantes casi lo golpea. habla de esto el tÉcnico nacional y también miguel layÚn acerca de los detalles que hacen falta afinar para el partido de vuelta. >> diferente, nos reciben con buena onda, en otro lado nos reciben con mentadas. >> era un reto que sabÍamos que era importante es nuestras carreras, el segundo paso tiene que ser firme, hay que salir a ganar, a proponer. >> con el medio boleto conseguido para el mundial, una motivaciÓn adicional para el el equipo mexicano despuÉs de la llamada del presidente mexicano: enrique peÑa nieto. es el reporta que tenemos aquÍ en nueva zelanda previo a la ultima batalla para el partido de este miÉrcoles. >> muchÍsimas gracias, pablo, ultima batalla que no se pueden perder maÑana con cobertura partir de la medianoche del este, 10 del pacÍfico con univisiÓn. la realeza

that's the terminal that serves aleen allegiant, front tier, jetblue, virgin australia. what we know we believe what people have been injured. there are multiple reports about the suspect, whether he or she is injured, in custody or whatever. as you've seen from knbc there is a triage unit being set up outside terminal three and it appears as if air traffic at lax is shut down, so that's yet another effect of this, as it continues to unfold. let's go back now to more live coverage from knbc. >> -- with you right now we want to connect with nick hugh, we're told he was at the airport at lax when this shooting occurred.

protest elsewhere canada mexico and brazil were involved in demonstrations also drew crowds in japan australia and new zealand well but the face of guy fawkes more popular than ever abby martin looks at its

dominated the second day of the first test against england and bresban and 295 and australia ripped and lost six wickets and mitchell johnson took two and england all out for 136. michael carbury was the only english person with 40 runs and they will return on saturday on 65 and the second inning and lead of 224 runs. the batsman chris gail will miss the tour of india after tearing his hamstring and the 34-year-old suffered the injury running for a single in thursday's one-day defeat and the captain is likely to be sidelined for up to a month. it was ill tempered out of paraguay and atlantis in the semi final and the defender carlos was caught on camera hitting michael behind the referee's back and they scored twice in the second half. santiago got the first and palo converted a penalty. and sent off for a tick on his opponent. and golmez pulled the goal back for the home side and they had a player sent off 2-1 and the second leg is in argentina next thursday. croatian prosecutors said it was $4400 and this is after they qualified for the world cup on tuesday and the rally cry is sa

provisional approval for the new vaccine seen here known as bexsero which is available in europe and australia. the approval was given and the new jersey department of health and cdc are meeting to discuss options using the vaccine to control the outbreak. a doctor i spoke to, a top perfect in infectious diseases said the vaccine could play an important role in stopping the outbreak. >> this is a very effective vaccine. it has effectiveness rates well over 80%. it ought to stop this outbreak if it's used widely and we would hope that with appropriate education, this is an educational institution, those

it is currently licensed in europe and australia. it protects against meningitis b, the particular strain the students have been diagnosed with. bacterial meningitis is a dangerous infection of the protective membranes that cover

background checks for all gun purchases there's only one thing stopping us from doing what australia did and that one thing is the multibillion dollar gun industry and it's well paid front group the n.r.a. it's time we stop the euphemisms and call out the n.r.a. for what it really is a bunch of sociopaths who are responsible every year for the deaths of tens of thousands of innocent american children and adults all in the name of making a buck or more on this i'm joined now by vince collin a senior online editor of the billy color that's welcome back thank you very much tom good to have you with us do you find this is screwed up as i do ninety percent of americans want to close the gun show loophole sixty percent. a ban on assault weapons weapons of war i'm a sports shooter nobody that i know uses a ar fifteen is competitively right of shooting maybe they've started in the last year but you know i've been shooting for you i've never heard this nobody uses them for hunting no hundred is right mind would be caught out before so they are fifteen nobody carries one on their in their purs

>> no, i came all the way from cameron, australia. >> i figured.he way from australia just for this? >> absolutely. it is my first one. >> why? why now? >> i've always wanted to be part of a star trek convention, and i'm retired now, and i thought this is the place to be. >> i am just amazed the show has been around for generations. what do you think the staying power is? >> i think it's probably part of the family and the camaraderie. everybody joins together to come to something that they may be looking forward to in the Ñi future. the next generation as far as looking forward. >> welcome to the other side of the pond. good day. >> the conference, the convention starting. look at this. this weekend goes from three days. you can see the registration. a lot of the activity, they're going to have vendors that will be selling things. a lot of the activity is going to be in here. they're going to have trivia contests and speeches from shattner and the others. you guys want to boldly go where we're not allowed? come on in. this is the room. >> breaking

sebastian grady was cong back from australia and his plane landed at 9:30 a.m. minutes after the shooting. >> my brother who lives in los anges texted me on my phone as soon as i landed. he said be careful. there was a shooting there. >> jennie may was traveling to sfo from uh strail jaw and -- australia and realized something was wrong after she got her baggage. >> the doors closed and there was holdup at the doors. one of the police or tsa officers said there was an emergency and are you staying here. you e safe. >> they kept us in a baggage claim area like this for five hours. >> the shooting disrupted more than 700 flights across the country. delays and cancellations left passengers stranded orie routed. or rerouted. at sfo it meant heightened security. >> the san francisco police department stepped up routine patrols around the terminals as this event was unfolding. >> as the evening wore on, terminal looked like every other friday night and travelers managed to make the best of it. >> in the scheme of things we can deal with it for a day. it is unfortunate

sebastian grady was coming back from australia and his plane landed at 9:30 a.m. minutes after the shooting. >> my brother who lives in los angeles texted me on my phone as soon as i landed. he said be careful. there was a shooting there. >> jennie may was traveling to sfo from uh strail jaw and -- australia and realized something was wrong after she got her baggage. >> the doors closed and there was holdup at the doors. one of the police or tsa officers said there was an emergency and are you staying here. you are safe. >> they kept us in a baggage claim area like this for five hours. >> the shooting disrupted more than 700 flights across the country. delays and cancellations left passengers stranded orie routed. or rerouted. at sfo it meant heightened security. >> the san francisco police department stepped up routine patrols around the terminals as this event was unfolding. >> as the evening wore on, terminal looked like every other friday night and travelers managed to make the best of it. >> in the scheme of things we can deal with it for a day. it is unfortu

the e ending of selfie, i should probably be aware it's a characteristic australia when people talk aboutns of beer or ralies for relative and that really puts it in its context, it's an australian term that takes place alongside lots of o-australian terms and spread across the world. >> reporter: in oxford and thank you for your time. we will move away from selfies for a second and go to sport. >> thank you so much, egypt will hope for a miracle when they attempt to overturn a deficit against gahna in the second world cup playoff and kicks off in cairo on tuesday, the home site of a difficult task ahead of them after they were 6-1 by the black stars and the first time two years in international match will be held in the egyptian capitol under pressure coach bob bradley says the game is a chance to show unity at a time when the country is going through political unrest. >> we represented egypt and we represented egyptian football in a strong, proud, good way. 90 minutes in kamosy did not change that, yes it was a terrible result, we accept that. but it doesn't change the way these players

leaks by edward snowden revealing that australia had been listening in to the indonesian president's phone calls it's not the fast and spanish tension between them indonesia had summoned australia's ambassador over reports that its embassy in jakarta was used as part of a u.s. led surveillance network in asia. the digital currency reached a record high this weekend of five hundred dollars each it's having our roller coaster ride with its value and reputation because its frequently it links to into not a black market transactions despite it too rapidly becoming the twenty first century money spinner washington still not sure it can be trusted as that she can reports there's around one point two trillion dollars circulating in u.s. currency compared to around three billion dollars in bitcoin so big corn is still a very small phenomenon but it's growing and very rapidly the value of a bit coin has increased ten fold since early two thousand and thirteen bitcoin bypasses government currency this is not subject to any regulations and at the moment the government is looking at it with susp

sebastian grady was coming back from australia and his plane landed at 9:30 a.m. minutes after the shooting. >> my brother who lives in los angeles texted me on my phone as soon as i landed. he said be careful. there was a shooting there. >> jennie may was traveling to sfo from uh strail jaw and -- australia and realized something was wrong after she got her baggage. >> the doors closed and there was holdup at the doors. one of the police or tsa officers said there was an emergency and are you staying here. you are safe. >> they kept us in a baggage claim area like this for five hours. >> the shooting disrupted more than 700 flights across the country. delays and cancellations left passengers stranded orie routed. or rerouted. at sfo it meant heightened security. >> the san francisco police department stepped up routine patrols around the terminals as this event was unfolding. >> as the evening wore on, terminal looked like every other friday night and travelers managed to make the best of it. >> in the scheme of things we can deal with it for a day. it is unfortu

but canada australia new zealand are also contributing australia backs up washington by keeping tabs on asian countries from the documents group by edward snowden who learned that. embassies across asia pacific host this highly sensitive intelligence plucked from a program as part of the five eyes network is not just terrorists that the five eyes are looking for a former australian intelligence officer privy to the program said the main focus is political diplomatic and economic intelligence most recently the east timorese government complained publicly about australian spying during negotiations on the future of the timor gap oil and gas reserves canada two is interested in natural resources and is accused of actively spying on south america edward snowden revealed that canada with the help of the n.s.a. hacked into the brazilian ministry of energy and mines he also exposed that the u.s. has been spying on brazil's national oil company edward snowden revealed some details of how the five guys operate but even before intelligence officials made no secret of their quote unquote orwell

when the founders of the school decided to take on australia's vast interior in 1951, they did so viaradio. usedatellite internet is with an i.t. team to keep the system well oiled. teachers travel sometimes to kids that stay over while families make a long trip to town. >> the kids come in to school and they are very welcome to come in anytime they like. >> for the long periods in between, they step in to send materials back and forth. >> they do their work, they put it in here, and it goes back to the teacher. >> parents say the system works well. the computer technology -- next year head to boarding school but is not keen on the uniform. >> it is very red, isn't it. >> technical glitches

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australia allows this. germany is widening the gender debate. >> it's not clear what impact the change has on marriage laws in germany. marriage is defined as between a man and a woman. civil partnerships for same sex couples. >> a federal judge has opened the way for horse slaughter houses to operate. he threw out a lawsuit. companies want to ship horse meat to countries where it's consumed by humans or used as animal feed. >> the australian government is deciding whether to allow a take over of an agricultural issue. >> along australia's east coast farmers are worried. the grain industry is at a crossroads. the company that has a near monopoly, graincorp, is on the point of being sold to buyers in the united states. >> selling off a cool piece of infrastructure with the market share, selling it to a foreign intity is a big concern. >> reg u laters approved the sale. the final decision rests with australia's finance minister. he's under pressure. a part of tony abbott's message is that australia is open fo

. >>> a surfer was killed by a shark off the coast of australia. it happened this morning in the waters off the town of gracetown, which is on australia's western coast. the victim was found by someone walking on the beach. the beaches in that area have been closed. >>> the head of the federal communication commission is coming out against the idea of using cell phones on plane. on thursday, they announced that they would allow passengers to make calls in flight. that triggered a public uproar against the idea. now, the fccchairman, tom wheeler, says he, too, opposes it. >>> and there is a new world chess champion. norway's magnus carlson won the world chess championship on friday. carlson is a chess prodigy, becoming a grand master at 13 years of age. now, the youngest champion, tying darius kasparov. >>> and another meteor lighting up the skies in russia. the huge fireball captured on cameras on thursday. you remember a meteor caused widespread damage to buildings and injuries to people. there were no reports of injuries or damage from this one.

a noble thought of having ties to australia takes no sides in any territory to speak. have a real relationship continues and chinese and my huge thank you papa. we have been buried deep in most any guest at the time but the basic idea is that each side. the effort to raise concerns with each other. see how the us setting in b fifty two bomb was on monday in our japanese been a tree across the stone into the new and defense identification zone set up by china over the east china sea in the del not without informing china which basically goes against of that data to which upset by which this was established in the first place. the japanese chief cabinet secretary or she does so the saying that the planes carrying out routine surveillance mission so the story is really are here in off the stage and will have all the animals go but true cos the evening here on tuesday the news they would also back into what it will build a global headlines and. the light landed me an american talk about that. how women are powerful. if you empower women year empowering birth mothers of rai

australia and new zealand do canadians feel in some way that their relationship to these other countries is beneficial to them and their security. i think from what i'm hearing comedians are really worried that we're getting you know our spy agency . is being used by that. to collect information and share information with u.s. officials so you know i think that we don't the issue is we don't know how these organizations are operating we don't know how much of our information is being shared across borders and different databases and i think canadians are mostly just concerned and want answers on the shore and lastly steve i wanted to go back to something glenn greenwald talked about in his c.b.c. interview and response to the claim that these revelations would expose state secrets to those involved with terrorism and therefore it would do more harm to national security then then good take a lesson of this terrorist of long ago known that the u.s. and u.k. governments do everything possible to monitor communications that's why it's all up in modern used human couriers we didn't tell the t

and they're known for going to the most remote part of australia and exploring by boat, for wheeler. here they're trying to find a new fishing spot and they're trying to get through just a small patch of mud. >> oh, that's bad. >> swamps the truck up to its rear axel. so here comes simon with his truck. and simon starts to pull with his other truck. >> it's going down deeper. >> it looks like it's working, though. >> it is working and it's not getting the truck out and they notice that the tide is coming in. >> the tide is coming in. i'm good to go. >> come on! >> oh, no! >> everything that could go wrong is going wrong! >> holy [ bleep ]. holy [ bleep ]! >> pretty incredible teaser for their new series of "all for adventure." we can't see it here in the states but can you buy the dvd. simon is uninjured, the truck minor damage, they were able to get both vehicles out of the mud. and their adventure continued. >> it's that time of year, once again time to speak with santa, gifts is that stay. >> i love that. >> this is when they all get together to dry to break the record for the lar

>> well, we have known that australia has allowed embassies to be used for sometime but the revelationhat they tried to listen into a specific phone call that was made to the indonesia president is new and what also is new they tried also to listen in to the phone calls and try and track down his wife's phone as well as members of the elite, this is new and this is really sent relations with indonesia in a tail spin and prime minister refusing to give much away tonight but relations are particular low, since 2006 since australia withdraw the ambassador and it was an overreaction because of a west seekers that came here and reaction tonight is much more expected because to know that we were actually trying to get to his wife's phone as well as his phone itself is regarded pretty seriously here and of course very seriously in indonesia. >> i was going to say, brian, is this likely to be embarrassing for the australian government and how is the whole thing likely to be seen by people there in australia? >> well, you have to be reminded we have a new government here and it was elected thre

jonny dymond, bbc news, new york city. >> it is a day that brought australia to a standstill.ountrys across the crammed into bars and pubs to watch the cup. australians were delighted to see her to seek a home giant winning with her horse. in 1861, the melbourne cup is now a truly international event. the horse, brown panther, ultimately would not feature in a race that saw the french challenger separated from the leg fracture. spending parts of her life as an actress. >> [indiscernible] genealogyrilled, do or, coming just two months after his raising after betting on arrival horse. >> it is hard to believe. >> john watson, bbc news. >> i am reliably informed that she was an actress on dr. who, information that they did not know. achievement enough for most people, a birthday, but not for some. this is him, it was not a quiet dinner, he marked his birthday by doing something he always wanted to do -- skydiving. this is a doctors note before he was given the go-ahead. he made the jump over california with his two great nephews. feeta height of 13,000 [laughter] that is him, yes

both from melbourne, australia. this truck driver is on his way to melbourne.you're about to see what this driver calls the most stupid piece of driving he's ever seen. you see this car pull up and suddenly swerve to the right, loses control, almost hits the trailer of that truck and just rolling toward the guardrail, spins back into traffic and this truck barely misses. >> the guy has like a honda accord and he's driving like a ferrari. >> and also in melbourne, you see an 88 elderly man wobbling on the platform. an oncoming train coming into the station. the man falls down on to the tracks. fortunately the driver of the train was able to see this happening and managed to get the train to stop just inches from the man's body. >> how the heck did he get that train to stop? wow. >> he had only feet to stop the entire train. >> he was probably slowing down to stop at the platform to pick people up, you know, but still. it's still a giant train you have to have come to a screeching halt. >> was the man suffering from a medical condition? was he disoriented. >> we