safe, stable, it's a land of opportunity where the sun always shines, like here in brisbane.ut for many who set out to reach its shores, the dream ends in a barbed wire fence. there are refugee camps scattered all across the country. australia is not too keen on the 40,000 asylum seekers who arrive every year, and their numbers are rising. >> i leave my country to save my life. i came from australia that maybe i get some safe haven like this. >> month after month, thousands of boat people undertake a perilous journey in an attempt to reach australia from afghanistan, sudan, bangladesh. often, they only get as far as an immigration detention facility. the advocacy group refugee action collective says that conditions in these camps are appalling. activist mark gillespie says their overcrowded and outbreaks of violence are commonplace. >> as a form of torture, you know, i've seen young girls suffering from depression, young boys as young as 10 who get a frown on their face when you talk to them about nauru. >> australia has traditionally been a country of immigration, but not an

wayne haye reports from brisbane. >> reporter: by now they thought they wouldn't have to be doing thisfamily of peter greste spoke to media in brisbane australia to talk about their son and brother still locked up in cairo, egypt. >> it has been a long time of anxiety and stress largely because we feel very sad that in fact we have come home empty handed. >> reporter: peter greste mohammed fahmy, and baher mohamed were arrested in cairo on december the 29th 2013. in a trial widely dismissed as a farce, they were sentenced to between seven and ten years in prison for aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood. at the start of this month, a court in cairo ordered a retrial in the case of the al jazeera three. the convictions were set aside, providing some hope that the president of egypt can now intervene. last year he issued a presidential decree that would allow for foreigners to be deported to either face trial or serve time in their home countries. that was encouraging for greste and mohammed fahmy. the president says he wants the situation sorted out as soon as possible. >> the 25th of

there's a chance of rainfall in both brisbane and melbourne. 31 degrees is expected high brisbane onednesday. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. e people killed last week in paris. in jerusalem four more victims are buried. they were killed in the hostage siege in a kosher market. did airbus managed to beat bo eing in 2014? also coming up in sports, three

wayne haye al jazeera, brisbane. >>> the former u.s.ial candidate mitt romney says he will not run for the white house in 2016. the announcement comes despite comments the republican made three weeks ago stating that he was considering a third campaign. romney was defeated by u.s. president barack obama in 2012. >>> three months after a landslide swept their homes away survivors in sri lanka are still waiting to be compensated. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: we first met this woman a day a land slide destroyed her village. she and her grandchildren were in shock back in october. three months later, we saw them again. >> translator: we don't even think about it or talk about it. sometimes we say we don't have dad or mom, but that passes. we try not to remember. >> reporter: the family is one of 75 staying at this temporary shelter about 20 kilometers from the disaster zone. most lost everything but the clothes on their back as they scrambled to escape. the silence is deafening here where more than 300 people lived before the lan

brisbane isn't immune from the risk of very big storms. sydney too it's an area to be aware of that could be dangerous to life and limb. across so southern parts of africa, we have seen deadly flooding affect in recent weeks. malawi has seen the worst of it recently. over the next day or so, the risk of the really heavy rain is going to transfer to madagascar. the indian ocean area is going to be flooding rain and there could be problems associated with this rainfall. >> still to come, many in the muslim and jewish communities in france have a backlash after the recent attacks in paris. >> i'm andy bagger in miami florida, as high level talks continue in cuba, we'll gauge the reaction of the business community and more than 1 million cuban americans that call south florida home. >> in sport the world number one forced to fight for a grand slam. we'll have all the details. ls. >> at least 13 have been killed by a strike in donetsk. the city in eastern ukraine is a strong separatist stronghold. yemens president has accepted demands from hout

. >> reporter: the original bid was to have a $350 million temporary stadium in brisbane service the venue. that could still happen if the oakland proposal doesn't work out. the other cities being considered for the olympic bid, los angeles, boston and washington, d.c. coming up, we will tell you which international cities are facing the competition from the u.s. live from the east bay, i am tara moriarty, back to you. >> thank you, tara. we are looking forward to hearing more. >>> california health officials have linked nine confirmed cases of measles to disney theme parks in southern california. all nine measles patients were at disneyland or disney california adventure in anaheim between december 15th and december 20th. three more people with suspected cases of measles also went to the parks during the same period. the patients are between 8 months and 21 years old. one is from alameda county. the health officials say measles can be contagious before and after you actually see a rash. >> it is one of those contagious diseases that is airborne. we say after an infectious person lea

brisbane, australia. greg rogers is chief pilot for the news in brisbane. he's waiting for his next assignment when a call comes in about a yacht in distress. >> we got word there was a boat in trouble off the island. >> greg and the cameraman took off in the chopper 7 news chopper to perform what they assume would be a routine water rescue in morton bay. they don't have exact coordinates for the boat's location. they spot a different vessel, the water police, who are responding to the mayday call. greg hopes the water police know where the troubled boat is, but he can't confirm this by radio. >> they were on a different frequency. and we didn't have that frequency with us. so that added to the problems. we couldn't see anything up ahead where they were heading, so we turned around and went back a little ways. and, actually, then we found the yacht. it was in a precarious position. >> after two days navigating stormy seas, skipper malcolm dickson is trapped in morton bay's shallow waters. his girlfriend and her small child huddle below deck as malcolm battl

there's actually a male and female koala fighting at the lone pine koala sanctuary near brisbane, australia. workers at the sanctuary are trying to stop the fight. they're playing referee, if you will. >> what could they be fighting over? all they do is eat eucalyptus and sleep. >> we don't know how the fight ended. my guess is it was a draw. remember i said you had ringside seats to two furry fights. this one, you are really going ♪ >> are those rats? >> yes. >> that's boxing. >> are those train tracks? >> yes. the grand street subway station in new york and those rats are going at it. >> kung fu kicks and stuff. this is crazy. >> look how fast they are. wow. >> that's actually really really weird fight. >> my money's on the guy on the left. >> this one was also a d >> millions of people across this country love nascar. the folks in wisconsin love the snowmobile racing. they get started pretty quick, things go sideways. heck of a crash there right into the first turn. this is flat track oval racing, part of the eagle river world championship snowmobile derby. >> so cool. they are so low to

we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the manifesto. with the bay area should have. you are making art incredibly accessible in so many different ways, so that is a good segue. let's take a walk around the facilities. here we are in your gallery space. can you tell me about the current show? >> the current show is jeff chadsey. he is working on mylar velum a smooth beautiful drawing surface. i do not know anyone that

around brisbane north of brisbane around the sunshine coast, as it's known, right here.ous rainfall the next 24 hours. record heat in the westernous. we're in the heart of summer down under. when you look at the thunderstorms, this region is sunshine the coast again draws some three million people per year. among the most beautiful regions in the world when it comes to having some of the highest density of national parks in one area in queensland. all right here. the steve irwin australia zoo also there. unfortunately, all of this going to be rainfall. we're talking about rainfall possibility of 150 or so millimeters of rainfall in the next days. that again is going to continue with roughly about, say, three our five inches in a couple day period. a lot of flooding issues. upper 40s celsius, 117 degrees fahrenheit. among the hottest temperature on the planet occurring there around western australia in recent days. take your attention down to the south. the australian open taking place. temperatures 26 celsius on friday. if you're going to the matches on saturday 31 celsi

it was a resulting condition of the public works removal there are 3 species recommended won the brisbane box within a magnolia and the red flour gum so we specified 3 species every green house getting to a large status. >> how quickly. >> the trees regrowing themselves. >> i'm getting closer to the height. >> it's going to take a long time we recognize the loss of the canopy is going to be an quack on the street we're talking many, many years it's obviously not going to look the same you don't i can't give you a date depending on the growing conditions it will be a set back so it will take i'd like years with those trees you'll feel like canopy out increase in 10 years you'll feel like oh, look those trees are filling in terms of of getting back to the size with those species you're looking at 15 years to 20 depending on which species is selected. >> how old are those trees. >> as an arrest warrant bolster i would say those trees are 40-year-old off the top of my head they're not necessarily remarkably old those are short species theirs not outcomes their you know they're a little bit of

japan will face iraq and brisbane. the high is 32 degrees. a bit warm to play. to the south, mel mourn, your high is 25 degrees with partly sunny skies on your friday. all right. that's it for now. up next is your three-day forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. e in paris, saying the time for renewal has come. underlining the fact that muslims suffer the most from fundamentalism and intolerance. pope francis lands in the philippines, the first visit to the largely catholic country in 20 years. some 6 million people are expected for a giant mass later in the week. new reports of boko haram violence in nigeria. men

this is a male and female koala fighting at the lone pine koala sanctuary, brisbane australia. >> tryingo get separated with the rake? >> yes. >> workers at the sanctuary trying to stop the fight. playing referee, if you will. >> what could they be fighting about? all they do is eat eucalyptus and sleep. >> we don't know how the fight ended. my guess is a draw. ringside seats to two furry fights. this one, you're going to to . >> are those rats? >> yes. >> oh. they're boxing as well. >> train tracks? >> yeah. grand street subway station in new york. those rats are going at it. >> kung fu kicks and stuff. >> yes. >> look how fast they are. >> wow. >> that's really really weird fight. but it -- my money's on the guy on the left. >> this was also a draw. >> a host filming a travel show comes across a couple of cows and -- >> one of them decides, i'm going to give this guy a little chase. >> how it added to the thrill of his adventure. and he's known as mr. mr. incredaperiod. >> shaped in creative fabulous ways. >> find out what he's styling up th >> closed captioning provided - gogoldld b b

had a low pressure system push through during the morning hours, heavy rain showers in parts of brisbanend melbourne. this is going to move off, there's still a threat of an isolated shower or two, for some of the matches sets up here for the most part we're going to be looking at fair conditions out there on the field. i'll leave you your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of newsline, i'm katherinecatherine kobayashi in tokyo, thanks for joining us. >> we're all in a flutter on this week's edition of "global 3000," and that's because we are playing host to royalty. butterfly royalty, that is. what you're seeing on your screen are swarms of monarch butterflies on their way to mexico. we'll be finding out what makes this migratory journey unique shortly. but first, welcome to the program, and here's a quick look at what we have in store. the butterfly effect -- how the well-being of millions is connected to the survival of one particular species. sherpas' struggle -- nepal's courageous mountain guides fight for safer working conditions. and dwindling catch -- the role of

people are not under the impression where the fined come from and the fact we have c director o and brisbane we're the ones that are receiving the sewage into 94424 thank you very much you all have a blessed day thank you very much i love you all thank you very much. >> thank you dr. jackson we have another speaker jackie flynn. >> good afternoon. i'm the executive order of the institute san francisco and also serve as the chairman for the board for the bayview hunters point citizens advisory committee our core mission to support the economic engage in communities of color our services range from community outreach to youth enrichment program and workforce every year hundreds of san francisco unified school district students seek the enrichment and opportunities dribble through my officer we're worked with the puc to engage people in engineering and visible sustainability and arts and you kshlt program and provide professional experiences to make impacts on our lives you've heard about today last year, we launched the blue heroin berry gated that teaches the landscape and water conservatism

commissioners and wanting i'm representing people of concern in the bayview hunters point community brisbane 94134 and 005 and etc. of the implosion we're here to speak on behalf of the people that can't come for various reasons but people are concerned about the health of themselves and their children and grandchildren the for farmer's market that are not here from the community we're against the implosion i reiterate as mrs. moore spoke we're in agreement to the dismantling of candle stick park and we will march and protest with the help of the san francisco police department in co-heyness in a peaceful profit protest from jamestown to evans in san francisco and it there from there to the city hall to speak to the mayor of san francisco thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm also here to address the commission on behalf of the residents of the community that was close to candle stick i first of all, want to ask what role does the commission play for the developer i want to for once ask questions relevant to the panel i'm speaking to and ask personal questions to you as citizens

heavy rain showers in parts of brisbane and melbourne. this is going to move off.hink by the afternoon and the evening hours there is a threat of an isolated shower or two for some of the matches setting up here but it's for the most part we are looking at some fair conditions out there on the fields. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> that's all for now on "newsline." i'm keiko kitagawa in tokyo. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. five years ago today haiti was hit with a massive 7.0 earthquake devastating the island nation. first up, a conversation with pierre labossiere, co-founder of the haiti action committee. we then turn to a conversation with academy award winner marion cotillard starring in the new movie "two days one night." we're glad yowl join us for those conversations, coming up, right now.

> now across australia, the asian cup is taking place, and we are looking at sunny conditions in brisbaneaustralia will meet south korea. your high is going to be up to 35 degrees. so quite tough conditions for the players. and as we go into sunday calm conditions for melbourne, with high of 21 degrees on sunday. all right, across the pacific, there is a tropical storm, the first tropical storm of 2015 it's now aiming for the philippines. the center will likely reach the east coast by saturday evening local time as a tropical storm and then move up to luzon in early next week. waves are going to be up to five meters alone the coast, with storm surges coastal flooding could happen and as much as 200 millimeters rain is likely in the northern two thirds of the nation into the next three days or so. looking dry for most part of china, but rainy weather and snowy weather for many parts of japan over the weekend. but tokyo will remain dry. we'll have 12 degrees. meanwhile seasonably cold. minus 11 degrees for the high. from this area we have some video to show you. take a look. at the harbin i

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had a low pressure system push through during the morning hours, heavy rain showers in parts of brisbanend melbourne. this is going to move off, there's still a threat of an isolated shower or two, for some of the matches sets up here for the most part we're going to be looking at fair conditions out there on the field. i'll leave you your extended forecast. >>> that's all for this edition of newsline, i'm katherinecatherine kobayashi in tokyo, thanks for joining us. >> garrison keillor: maxine kumin lives on a farm in new hampshire where she breeds arabian and quarter horses writing poetry, four novels, more than 20 children's books. she says, "i don't want to write poems that aren't necessary. i want to write poems that matter." >> this is a little one called after love. afterward, the compromise. bodies resume their boundaries. these legs, for instance, mine. your arms take you back in. spoons of our fingers, lips admit their ownership. the bedding yawns, a door blows aimlessly ajar and overhead, a plane singsongs coming down. nothing is changed, except there was a moment when the wol

negotiations with central shop and see identified a location to a to move them to in the city of brisbane and we've met with both the city admin state of the city administrators office and they are in line with that project moving forward so the plan is to move the train adjacent to the train terms and to the train tracks. it moves the newest construction which is currently not used for operations because we have to stay 100 percent 100 percent in compliance during this construction project. secondly it moves it further away from the residents that we possibly can in the land we own and in the land that we're looking at acquiring. when we made the presentation they were very happy to see this location because one of the recommendations that came out of the biosolids task force -- at that time the puc did not commit at that time we are in fact now moving forward to move them as far from the residential component as possible. >> i have a question -- on the existing layout, where would the new digesters be? >> they are the yellow circles so as you can see we currently have 9 digesters in ope

going to go down quickly and look at the asian cup forecast in australia, rain and thunderstorms in brisbane with a high of 28. melbourne a little bit warmer at 33 with drier conditions. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. çñ?♪ e of the union address saying the crisis has passed. his a dress more aimed at the battle to succeed him -- address seemed more aimed at the battle to succeed him. new anti-terror measures aimed at curbing the threat of attacks in france. a palestinian man

a privately funded plan, including a temporary track and field stadium here in this field in brisbane. and sports venues at uc berkeley and stanford they partnered with oakland on a proposal to build a new stadium for the ceremonies. >> of course oakland is trying to build new sports stadiums. the timing could not be more perfect when this opportunity would create a permanent home for one of our teams. likely, the raiders. >> there are also vocal critics. this time they point to america's cup that ended up costing san francisco millions of dollars. >> what is going to cost the public? we're told it's not going to cost city money to do that. i don't believe that. >> it's not a done deal yet. vic lee abc7 news >> still ahead tonight a reminder about the golden gate bridge closure this weekend. >> the fate of a police officer who tweeted out threats to protestors. a key decision made by prosecutors today. >> i'm spencer christian. stagnant air continues to linger over the bay area. i'll show you how many more spare the air days we can expect in just a moment. >> female announcer: when yo

temporary track and field stadium for opening and closing ceremonies here in this barren field in brisbane. venues like the new levi stadium, at&t park and the sports venues at uc berkeley and stanford as well. just to up the ante, they tweaked the proposal yesterday on the eve of the decision. partnering with oakland on a proposal to build a new stadium for the olympic ceremonies. there were also vocal krit, of san francisco's bid to host the olympics as there were when gavin newsom made an unsuccessful pitch to bring them here in 2016. this time, they point to america's cup, which was supposed to bring lots of money to the city. it ended up costing san francisco millions of dollars. >> what's it going to cost the public to put the events on? we're told it's not going to cost any city money to do that. and i don't believe that. >> reporter: it's not a done deal yet. boston will have fierce competition from an international field that could include berlin rome and paris. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> we are learning more about why senator barbara boxer will not run for another term in 2016. >>

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a privately funded plan, including a temporary track and field stadium here in this field in brisbane. and sports venues at uc berkeley and stanford they partnerewith oakland on a proposal to build a new stadium for the ceremonies. >> of course oakland is trying to build new sports stadiums. the timing could not be more perfect when this opportunity would create a permanent home for one of our teams. likely, the raiders. >> there are also vocal critics. this time they point to america's cup that ended up costing san francisco millions of dollars. >> what is going to cost the public? we're told it's not going to cost city money to do that. i don't believe that. >> it's not a done deal yet. vic lee abc7 news >> still ahead tonight a reminder about the golden gate bridge closure this weekend. >> the fate offficer who tweeted out threats to protestors. a key decision made by prosecutors today. >> i'm spencer christian. stagnant air continues to linger over the bay area. i'll show you how many more spare the air days we can expect in just a moment. >> female announcer: when you see this tr

doesn't pan out, the original idea could still happening, building a 60,000 seat recyclable stadium in brisbanet would be torn down after the game. the committee last met in december in redwood city. today it meets at the denver international airport. if the board selects a city, it will announce right after and would then host a press conference in the winning city tomorrow pip just heard back saying if the decision is made today, it could come out at 3:00 or 4:00 afternoon who are. >> some stiff competition. meantime, this might be the kick in the pants need the area needs to get some of these facilities built, a new basketball stadium, a new raiders stadium. who knows, could probably use some others 5:44. we only won two gams this season and i'm still a die hard fan. >> i don't know if you nope this. >> in a is certainly we're really excited about. i can't believe it right around the corner now. you might be planning a party. we're going to keep tabs on that for you. 50 degrees in half moon bay, 50 in san francisco to kick off the day and you're arl woor typically in a warming trend. high is

place at existing venues all over the bay area and the construction of either a temporary stadium in brisbane or a permanent one in oakland. >> pam: >> reporter:bid committee spokesman pj johnston says at this point it's time to rally around boston as they take on a number of international cities the international olympic committee is expect to make final decision in 2017 >> this proposal was very unique with a lot of been used in separate fiscal and the bay area has not had in recent years. >> reporter: we still do not know why boston was chosen over san francisco and the other cities creek will have details coming in the next few days. >> grant:lots of immedate reaction on social media. >> grant:most bay area tweeters seem to be relieved.even estatic that the games will not be coming to san francisco. >> grant:boston will now go up against an international field for the right to host the games. rome is the only other certainty. >> grant:speculation is the field could also include: berlin, paris and melbourne austrailia. >> pam:another spare the air day has been called for tomorrow. official

. >>> in australia top spot in the asian cup beaten by south korea in brisbane. think failed to convert a number of chances at the match. the campaign for the 1-0 defeat in kuwait chelsea are look to extend their league in the english premier league. they're taking on swansea. liverpool are a goal up away from aston villa holding them 0-1 draw. and in bike, pollen has won his fifth wins. andrew simmons is live for us from buenos aires. what a great story. tell us a bit about him. >> they're all waiting for him here. something of a hero's figure. the master of the desert, not only that, he's also a shooter. he shoots clay pigeons and he's prayed good at that. he actually has a bronze medal and the atmosphere is really building. it was an extraordinary rally. >> okay, we'll have to leave it there for now andrew. we'll talk to you later. andrew simmons reporting live for us from buenos aires. martin kymer has a lead in the abu dhabi championship. he shot 7-under 65 to extend his lead from one stroke to six. the irishman shot a 71 to go eight shots behind kymer. in t

over in brisbane china beat saudi arabia 1-0.they could have given the saudis the lead but the penalty was saved by china's keeper. on his 26th birthday. china broke the deadlock in the 81st minute through a free kick. it was enough to give them three points to take control. >>> tennis now spain's ferrer has taken his second title. >>> world number two needed 53 minutes to win his semifinal match. taking it in straight sets, 6-2 6-2. federer will take on go into sunday's final. >>> the russian top seed came sharapova now has 34 wa titles. >>> and considering to be considered among the treats for the australia title. the world number one serena williams to go one up. the u.s. drew level when the american joined isner in the men's final. poland would have their first ever hopman cup's title. australia is often thought of as the home of surfing but it's a sport that is relatively new there. it was only a century ago that a hawaiian taught them how to catch a wave. >> today it's one of the most popular beaches in sydney, a century ag

world number two from the brisbane international. a match on thursday. 33-year-old spent time on moreton island getting up close and personal with wild dolphins. the swiss feels good about winning a fifth title. >> i would love to win the australian open getting close to world number one, and i would win another grand slam. that right now, if that is possible i'd dream of winning wimbledon once more. i want to play healthy, play good tennis and enjoy myself like i did last year. >> that's all for sport. >> thank. one of the largest consumer technology gatherings opened in las vegas, hosting new gadgets designed to make our lives easier. as jacob ward reports, the innovations - are they a back door to your personal information? >> at the consumer electronics show the home of big bold ideas, the focus is any tech that can put and review your life on the line. >> companies come to the show talking about many more things than before. censors are getting smaller, and they are getting out in front of what customers want. >> last year we saw basketballs, this y

. >>> over in brisbane china beat saudi arabia 1-0.they could have given the saudis the lead, but the penalty was saved by the keeper on the 26th birthday. they broke the deadlock in the 81st minute. it was enough to give them three points to take control with uzbekistan. >>> and after the match the egyptian league has passed without incident. it's the first time since the deadly violence of the team's 2012 game. this fixture was played behind closed doors in the dead sea resort. this game finished in a 1-1 draw. >>> spanish league leaders real madrid is currently beating currently winning. there are rumors than mesi wants their coach sacked. messi was dropped from barca's last week's game. but he has no interest in leaving the club. >> my interest has been to reduce this tension around the club in a way that, well, saying we're going to do new elections at the end of the season, and now during the season, we'll concentrate all of our effort in sport. >> the champion has withdrawn due to an shoulder injury, the world number two needed

temporary track and field stadium for opening and closing ceremony here in this barren field in brisbanee like the new levi stadium. at&t park. and the sports venue at uc berkeley and stanford as well. just to up the ante they tweak pr yesterday on the eve of the decision. partnering with oakland on proposal to build a new stadium for the olympic ceremony. oakland new mayor libby shaft. >> oakland is trying to build new sports stadium so this the timing couldn't be more perfect. where this opportunity to build an olympic stadium would then create a permanent home for one of our sports teams most likely the raiders. >>reporter: also vocal critic of san francisco bid to host the olympic as there were when then mayor newsom made unsuccessful pitch to bring them here in 2016. this time they point to america cup which was supposed to bring lots of money to the city. it ended up costing san francisco millions of dollars. >> what is going to cost the public to put the events on. told it's not going to cost any city money to do that and i don't believe that. >> it's not a done deal yet. boston w