. >> i think you mean that the latter -- you mean brisbane? >> brisbane is what i said. first is melbray, the second one is brisbane. my question to you is, as we are week after week being bombarded with ever more difficult obligations to meet housing goals, particularly on the affordable end, as we're discussing the balance between workplace and housing, how come that these communities who really don't have any notable, larger projects contributing to the regional housing, how are they able to continue to avoid stepping up to the line? how do they do that? >> i share your frustration and concern. as you know, we -- the reality is that zoning and by california law is up to each municipality. and the brisbane project, the latest on the brisbane project, and the late zest 4500 units, and they have asked the study is 2,000 units, i think. just as reminder, it is a 700-acre site. so, it is a site that could accommodate thousands of units of housing and there is also a cal-train station on that site. but on the unfortunate reality -- i shouldn't say that, the reality is local

not to fact they might repeat themselves i think probably not they see the wall thirty seven in brisbane was about down to twenty five in adelaide about the same in melbourne and perth beach you said he won and it seems likely impersonality might get a bit warmer thirty seven is the forecast on thursday it's not warmed up much through must the south australia new south wales all victoria wind coming in from the bias is just in the wrong direction but brisbane stood up at thirty six looks like you'd probably get away with the thunderstorms new zealand and now you could have in north island in a couple days time the presence of the remains of this thing here that is the site from the winter tom ridge is going through southern fiji islands in the moment it will curl round eventually and you can see the line where it might take that's not actually going to do the storm but i think it's direction of where it might fall and in the meantime enjoy the. warm weather twenty five in oakland maybe a bit warmer the day after and christ church at twenty five just in shelter from the breeze. for the co

but just watch here the satellite picture picks up development of quite spectacular still around brisbane they knocked out the power the last two days not sure fact they might repeat themselves i think probably not these are the walls that thirty seven in brisbane was about down to twenty five in adelaide about the same in melbourne in fact perth beach you. it seems like ian personality might get a bit warmer thirty seven is the forecast on thursday it's not warmed up much through must the south australia new south wales all victoria wind coming in from the bite is just in the wrong direction but brisbane stood up at thirty six looks like you probably got away with that the thunderstorms new zealand and now you could have in north island in a couple days time the presence of the remains of this thing here that is the sock from the wintertime or is just going through southern fiji islands in the moment it will co-write and eventually and you can see the line where it might taste not reply there that's not actually anything to do the storm but i think it's direction of where it might fall i

of australia recently it's been queens and not so much the door so you go actually down towards brisbane and beyond afternoon shouts of others and they're going to do the same thing again of the next day or so that might well not temperatures back a bit twenty one in the city but still thirty four in brisbane these could be very tellingly heavy showers not quite as warm further west but in the sunshine you've got adelaide in melbourne persib it cools not it's cooled down a bit now springs one thirty five now up to thirty eight but we were about forty not much many days ago if you look just down here the screen lots coming to new zealand again. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping new ones it's about creative thinkers shaping their continence future innovate africa at this time on al-jazeera. syrian government. troops tried to enter. the security council. as. they are ret

there for melbourne as the winds go around to the south westerly direction but a thirty seven in brisbane saw the things to come heat wave is set to set in here as we go on through the next few days we got rain sets again across the zealand over the next few days quite a bit of cloud just spinning in across the country i think the heaviest rain will be around the north falling through sas day spreading further south which as we go on through sunday and that wet to weather will start to bring those temperatures down temperatures on the slide for the korean peninsula over the next few days heavy rain is to southern parts of japan and that's all making its way east. on counting the cost of wild swings for global stock markets look at what's going on and why it matters how we mean twenty eighteen are still fighting for equal rights in the workplace and boss us shell is defying expectations but will it make life more difficult for opec counting the cost at this time. welcome back our mind in our top stories here on al-jazeera says korea's president has used the opening of the winter olympics t

that is 20% of the central business district of brisbane.,en away excavation will start in march, and it's a big development. we will have five hotels, probably north of 50 bars and restaurants. we are curating 12 football feels worth of public -- around the space. it is an exciting development that will be by a transmission for a company, but also for brisbane. yousef: the ceo of started to jim and speaking to bloomberg television. some notable moves. msci index .9% higher. the nikkei has building up gains. strong japanese export data being seen as the economy doing better than expected. bloomberg dollar index still under pressure. up next, we'll talk about saudi arabia and its inclusion helps for summer and beyond as the kingdom is about to be the third-largest em ea player. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: you're looking at a live shot of downtown new york. it is 11:30 p.m. over there. it: 30 in dubai. a lot to digest for investors. the index lower, but not as low as we were you -- a few minutes ago. they're an minded's u.s. presidents day.

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it was developed in brisbane. they gave children daily doses of a new drug based on peanut protein. more than 2/3 tolerated two peanuts after it. right now there are no approved treatments for peanut aller erl which is the leading cause of death for -- >>> a recruitment film after community members claimed it was too macho and militaristic. one scene shows s.w.a.t. officers with assault rifles. the video was on the youtube page in december to fill about 12 positions. some residents say it doesn't represent the police department or the sfi. the department is getting ready to reshoot the video to make it more community friendly. >>> jeff bezos best known as the ceo of amazon. he may be known for building a 10,000-year clock. he released video of the clock and the san francisco-based group, the foundation to build a 500-foot-long clock inside of a mountain in texas. it's designed to tick once a year. the century had advances once every 100 years. the cuckoo comes out on the millennium. he's invested $42 million in this project. it's his money. >> i have questions. hi mike. >> i have co

brisbane based indian therapeutics conducted a study with 554 patients aged 4-17 with severe peanut allergies. patients were gradually given daily doses of peanut protein powder sprinkled over there food. the patients in the study had a severe allergy and couldn't consume more than 30 milligrams of peanut protein to begin. of those who completed the study, 96% of the patients were able to tolerate 300 milligrams of peanut protein during exit study. >> this is exciting because there will be fda approved options for children to be able to get desensitized to peanuts. >> reporter: immunotherapeutic supply for fast-track fda approval by the end of 2018, they hope to be approved in europe by the end of 2019. by the end of the study, half of the patients could consume two-for peanuts with little to no adverse reaction.>> that means that they will have largely per section>> reporter: they will be largely protected for accidental exposure which is what we are going for. >> reporter: if this gets fda approval, they estimate the drug could cost five-$10,000 in the first six months. 300-$400 per month a

brisbane-based immune therapeutics conducted a double blind study exposing children to a gradually increasing dose of peanut protein powder starting out with 30 milligrams. then after the study some could consume 2 to 4 peanuts with minimal reaction. >> that means they will probably be largely protected from accidental exposure. and that's really what we're going for. >> the company has applied for fastrak fda approval and hopes to get it by the end of the year. >>> it turns out we may be blaming the wrong thing for our state's housing crisis. up next, i'll break down details of a new report out by uc-berkeley. >> reporter: california headed back into the drought? what experts are saying about this dry season coming up. i'm michelle griego. and i'm kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside... >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, february 21st. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. let's start with a live look outside this morning. the morning rush kicks off on the left-hand side of your screen, gorgeous view of cliffside in san jose this morning. and o

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as we head into monday we head down towards australia it's certainly not been that warm force in brisbane we've had a lot of cloud with this and it's not been very warm temperature wise either now that system is moving away those are the temperatures will recover as we head into sunday we're more likely to see a temperature of around twenty seven degrees and this should be more sunshine around as well further north though in queensland still lose showers over this and some of them again are going to be very heavy with plenty of from the rain lightning to further south well here you can see the circulation here that's dragging in some rather warm air down to the coast of south australia so the temperatures for us in adelaide will be rising it will get to around thirty four degrees meanwhile if we head across towards new zealand here the temperatures are on the up again so twenty three in oakland but i think we'll see more showers as we head into monday. on counting the cost some of the biggest names in with record earnings but they're also under scrutiny by regulators in what's being told

port hedland by sunday at the same time the big shots that were around sudden chords disappeared brisbane's a steady thirty two sort of middle twenty's for the size with the breeze the strong chill breeze in melbourne for example dropping out altogether still holds inland i was spring's at forty and purses still hovering middle twenty's pleasant enough for that you'll agree as to new zealand for the next two days you'll find but you. see this in the middle of the tropical soccer game still there in new caledonia in the satellite picture the whole thing will cool down to watch the cook strait in about three four days time so the future might be a bit breezy at the top of north all and over us it's fairly fog cloudy possibly want to show seem possible on middle twenty's the next two days the first the rain showing up maybe even on sunday. on counting the cost we'll talk to i.m.f. chief christine like god about how the economic model is changing here in the middle east can ireland break regs it find out how the emerald isle is caught in the middle of a big round between the u.k. and the e.u. p

of western australia elsewhere is generally drive we've had some pretty nasty showers just around brisbane and they said clear through the heat does stay in place though so it's going to remain pretty humid thirty six celsius the top temperature is down to the southeast in kona still some pretty strong and gusty winds not as bad as it has been recently we've had some trees down power outages into parts of victoria and also into tasmania further west and be fine and dry that's up towards the final thrust of the country nudging its way down towards port hedland as we go on through friday could develop into a tropical storm and keep posted on this one should be largely dry further south still dry there in melbourne and in sydney twenty celsius the melbourne still warm enough embrace been at around thirty four degrees but the sunshine still coming through plenty of sunshine too at the moment and sneezing and make the most of it because further north this is tropical cycling gate or what remains of the system that will make its way very close to new caledonia as we go on through thursday just a

graci disintegrates meanwhile out across more southeastern areas we're looking at fine conditions of brisbane sydney and melbourne not circulation not sar tropical cyclone peter that's not really a problem for australia but the remnants of it the extra tropical elements of it will be heading towards new zealand so sunday clearing new caledonia monday in a bit of a no man's land but late on monday into tuesday and could go between both ends that down through the cook strait certainly given some very strong winds and some wet weather heading up into northeastern parts of asia we've got a north westerly flow at the moment so we're seeing some snow showers on the western side of both the colorado and the northern part of honshu further south it should be relatively dry and bright temperatures above freezing on the korean peninsula and for beijing not looking too bad with temperatures here reaching double figures. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating

back to queens land, where i was recently giving a speech in a regional than --the west of risk brisbane, a beautiful city. it is at the heart of an agricultural area. there is a new airport recently built their but the private notor, and that is exporting the products of the area to asia. why are we able to do that? because of trade agreements. the tpp will enable us to do more of it and that's what we have to do. we are a medium-size, open economy. trade is good, it means more jobs and investment, and that is how we promote it. other than offering that example, we don't presume to give you political advice. [laughter] gov. sandoval: thank you so much for being with us today. before you head back on the long journey back to australia, we are excited to have you preside over the signing of a memorandum of understanding between subnational leaders of our two great countries. we will go stages we reset for that and we will be back with you in a moment. again, give a big hand for the prime minister. [applause] ♪ ♪

queens and and they generate in the afternoon down new south wales as well affecting sydney and brisbane but the heaviest rain as record has been further north not far away from darwin ninety minutes in twenty four hours this is where you would expect to find the right in the top end of australia or right back towards darwin. is the same type of thing the next dance or rather fewer forecast through queens and on the coast or in the afternoon in new south wales the sun shines out it's warming up in melbourne and adelaide it looks like it could still be potentially stormy inland from perth the next day also some useful shot perth itself looks like quite down in new zealand feeding into the air that was flooded by other means that tropical cyclone there is more cloud and it's curling up that is a rather telling shape usually means some sort of circulation is trying to form so once again for i think south island the site includes the north or south in the south and up to wellington rain seems likely to fall on tuesday and indeed wednesday. seventeen degrees but a very wet seventeen degrees n

hello there through pretty cool for some of us in australia recently the temperature in brisbane under all that cloud really got to twenty one degrees on saturday it is now clearing away there is there with a bit more sunshine the temperatures should rise quite nicely i think we'll get around to twenty seven degrees on sunday there will still be some showers away to the north of us though those still stretching their way across the northern parts of queensland still bringing some or all the heavy downpours across townsville there and the we also see some showers that go into elsewhere and you can see the circulation here that's dragging down some air from the interior to. it's adelaide so temperatures will be rising that will get to around thirty four degrees as we head through the day on monday meanwhile for new zealand here we've got plenty of sunshine currently but that is gradually going to change so fair fairly bright for us on sunday then on monday we see more clouds roll its way across us and behind that will be some very strong winds as well so looking fostoria as we head throu

some big showers in maybe sydney area possibly southern queensland brisbane as well you still got a visible circulation here so this kelvin as low as you and therefore rain to get rid of there will be flooding in western australia. now gaeta is still in our midst it was the really quite nasty piece of work that went through tong grid cause so much damage is just about extra tropical so it's if you like it's a big low pressure storm system but it stretches down towards new zealand it will probably make a pretty wet time of it particularly in wellington but certainly the northern half of south island for the next two days. over benefit. people. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. put look at the top stories now israel's prime minister has once again taken aim at iran saying the nation is the biggest threat to middle east security benjamin netanyahu is speaking at the end of a major security conference in munich syrian kurdish fighters say they've reached an agreement with the damascus government for the syrian army to enter the frame region to help prope

of twenty seven twenty six for melbourne but still hanging on around the mid twenty's there for brisbane noticed some wetter weather into that east the sort of australia and still a possibility of some shock downpours there just around the cape york peninsula the shutdown poster saying recently in museum of the now in the process of pulling out of the way you see these two weather systems coming together that's the one that brought the terrific amounts of rain we are going to see some quite a weather as we move towards the weekend still a possibility of a few showers here on friday just sixteen celsius in christchurch over the next couple days but at least it should be fine and dry by the time we come to sas i remember just a few days ago we were getting up into the mid thirty's so quite a change it will fall mostly fresh but dry. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one shelter is giving them a home when he speaks to children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time when al-jazeera. we understand the differences and the similarities of c

look, go back to queensland where i was recently giving a speech in original city to the west of brisbane upon the great dividing range, dutiful city, and it at the heart of the darling downs which iss a big agricultural area. it is a new airport recently built there by the private sector, by the wagner family, and that is not exporting the produce of the darling downs to put it on the dining tables of asia. some of the best produce in the world. why are we able to do that? because of those free trade agreements. the tpp will enable us to do more of it. that's what we've got to do. we are a medium-sized, open economy. trade is good. it means more jobs, more investment for us and that's how we promote it, but other than offering our example we don't presume to give you political advice. .. gov. sandoval: thank you so much for being with us today. before you head back on the long journey back to australia, we are excited to have you preside over the signing of a memorandum of understanding between subnational leaders of our two great countries. we will go stages we reset for that and we wil

think twenty seven degrees will be our maximum there on monday no higher but look at the difference brisbane where we are five staying cold for us in melbourne twenty two degrees oh mark some temperature in towards the west we're looking at thirty two in perth so a warm day for us not quite as well as we head into tuesday. from satellite technology to three d. printing and recycled waste to solar powered classrooms africa is transforming young innovators are propelling change building communities creating employment and solving problems they're challenging systems and shaping you what it's about creative thinkers shaping their continents future innovate africa at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here al-jazeera israel says it's targeting iranian positions and its biggest attack inside syria in decades the raids followed claims that an iranian drone ended its airspace on saturday and the downing of an israeli fighter jet by syrian government forces. hundreds of thousands of iranians are rallying in tehran on the thirty ninth anniversary of the islamic rev

melbourne thirty one in adelaide thirty three embrace been add rising will touch thirty seven in brisbane on sunday afternoon in this heat wave thousand set to really dig in over the next few days so he worth keeping an eye on his central air is getting up to around forty degrees celsius therefore we got a few showers there into right down into the southwest and cold a little colder in perth with a high of twenty eight. the marshall islands holds a toxic legacy from years of u.s. military nuclear testing. as the sea levels rise one on one east investigates the threats this followed posers at this time on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. swear every jew it's. good to have you with us on our dizzier these are our top stories a high level north korean delegation to the channel in france has touched down and south korea that includes leader kim jong un sister kim jong arrival marks the first time a member of north korea's ruling family has crossed the border and from one nine hundred fifty korean war. the syrian government and its russian ally are continuing a bombing campaign in eastern guta near the

beating, both are potential reactions for those with severe peanut allergies, that's why a pill by brisbanermaceuticals is generating excitement. the company announced that daily capsules of peanut flour sprinkled over food reduces sensitivity to peanut allergies. it's been studying 6,700 children who were able to tolerate the equivalent of two peanuts, compared to 40% of kids given the dummy powder. >> speaking as a parent a child who has had anna shock. >> additional studies are being done and they plan to apply for fda clearance next year. the additional treatment will run $5,000 to $10,000 and drop to $300 to $400. doctors say don't try exposing your allergy prone child to peanuts at home, it needs to be done in a controlled safe setting. >>> tomorrow marks the anniversary of the coyote creek flood. many haven't fully recovered emotionally or financially. david louie has one family's story. >> reporter: this is the disaster that thousands never expected, entire neighborhoods along coyote creek rose so quickly they had no time to move their cars. isabel lives on welch avenue. the force o

. >>> a company from brisbane has announced a possible breakthrough in treating peanut allergies. company researchers say the capsules have been highly successful, helping children who have peanut allergies build up a tolerance. the results have not yet been reviewed. millions of children have peanut allergies and some can face life-threatening conditions if exposed. >>> in the bay area, it's been a year since the devastating floods in san jose. today at 4:00, we take an in- depth look with some struggling to get into their homes a year later. >>> and that's today at 4:30. >>> just a few minutes away from the closing bell. and the dow jones is down 60 points and the nasdaq is up 8 points and the s&p 500 is down just 5 points. >>> i'll see you and hopefully all of you at the chinese new year parade. final preparations are underway. >> amber lee tells us what to expect this year. >> reporter: inside the cafe post building in chinatown, it's the final rehearsal for the opening act of the chinese new year parade. a flash mob of dancers. >> it's going to be very festive. it's a chaotic

hello there through pretty cool for some of us in australia recently the temperature in brisbane under all that cloud only got to twenty one degrees on saturday it is now clearing away though so with a bit more sunshine the temperatures should rise quite nicely i think we'll get around to twenty seven degrees on sunday there will still be some showers away to the north of us though those still stretching their way across the northern parts of queensland still bringing some role the heavy downpours across townsville there and the we also see some showers over delve into elsewhere and you can see the circulation here that's dragging down some air from the interior towards adelaide saw temperatures will be rising that will get to around thirty four degrees as we head through the day on monday meanwhile for new zealand here we've got plenty of sunshine currently but that is gradually going to change so for fairly bright for us on sunday then on monday we see more cloud roll its way across us and behind that will be some very strong winds as well so looking fostoria as we head through the n

"aimmune (aim-yoon) therapeutics" is based in brisbane and doctors there have been testing daily doses that gradually increased over 6 months. at the end of the study... 67 percent of the kids were able to tolerate roughly two peanuts. as for the price... the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars. then 300 to 400 dollars per month after that. ( darya ) coming up on the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow breaking news... the death of reverend billy graham. we have a look back at his life coming up. (james) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news ... its been one year since coyote creek flooded homes in the south bay. will tran is live in san jose with recovery efforts one year later. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... rebecca:a couple of weak weather system will impact the region today though thursday night with chances for a few showers and lowering snow levels. blustery conditions are likely

brisbane-based aimmune (eh-mune) therapeutics conducted a double-blind study..g juvenile >>> a company may be on the verge of a cure for severe peanut allergies. they conducted a double-blind study exposing juvenile patients to a gradually increasing dose of protein powder with peanuts. it started with a 30 milligram dose and by the end of the study, most could tolerate 300 milligrams. more than half who consumed peanuts had minimal reaction. >> that means they will probably be largely protected from accidental exposure. that is really what we are going for. >> immune has up plied for fast- track fda approval and hopes to get it by the end of the year. >>> a southern california woman posing as a dentist attempts to perform a root canal in her living room. the patient ended up in the hospital. our reporter says that would be dentist ended up in court today. >> reporter: it is literally like a horror movie. it is real life though. behind this door, prosecutors say clara medina performed a root canal in her living room, using these supplies and this chair. she is n

. >>> a company from brisbane has announced a possible breakthrough in treating peanut allergies.working on the first treatment to limit reactions. they said it has been highly successful in text -- test by helping children build up resistance. millions of people have peanut allergies, and in some cases, they can face potentially life- threatening reactions if accidentally exposed. >>> anyone who loves their pets know that animals can calm --, is now to make us better people all around. that also helps people struggling with mental illness. animals can provide significant benefits. they can provide comfort, alleviate worries, loneliness, and isolation. the research says it is likely because of the unconventional nonjudgmental love that is available that they can give.>>> lucky charms is adding a new marshmallow to the mix. general mills decided to phase out the hourglass marshmallow, and earlier this month, customers voted to decide what the next lucky charm should be. the winner is a white and purple magical unicorn. lucky charms is also introducing a third variety of the serial

port hedland by sunday at the same time the big showers that were ranson queens and disappeared brisbane's a steady thirty two and it's sort of middle twenty's feticide as with the breeze the strong on shore breeze in melbourne for example dropping out altogether still holds inland springs at forty and purses still hovering middle twenty's pleasant enough that you'll agree as to new zealand the next two days you'll find that you see this are in the middle of the tropical cycle and still there new caledonia in the satellite picture the whole thing will kill down to watch the cook strait but in about three four days time so the immediate future might be a bit breezy at the top of no fallen of us it's fairly fog cloudy quite possibly want to show seem possible in sas and middle twenty's the next two days the first the rains showing up maybe even on sunday. the story of one of the most successful p.r. campaigns in the u.s. . study after study has demonstrated that israeli perspectives dominate american media coverage what part of this case you get through your thick head is hamas a terrorist o

gradually disintegrates be more laid across more southeastern areas we're looking at fine conditions of brisbane and sydney and melbourne and that circulation the tsar tropical cyclone peter was not really a problem for australia but the remnants of it the extra tropical elements of it will be heading towards new zealand so sunday clearing new caledonia monday in a bit of a no man's land but late on monday into tuesday looks could go between both sides that down through the cook strait certainly given some very strong winds and some wet weather heading up into northeastern parts of asia we've got a north westerly flow at the moment so we're seeing some snow showers on the western side of both a colorado and the northern part of honshu further south it should be relatively dry and bright temperatures above freezing on the korean peninsula and for beijing not looking too bad with temperatures here reaching double figures. in india five million children have genius level i.q. but most live in poverty and go undiscovered when one use means to child geniuses fighting for their chance to shine at this

this is about a five-mile stretch of san francisco from mission creek to the brisbane border and we startedthis entire process some years back with the recognition that we are negotiating a future development but recognize there are already 36,000 people who live in this shaded yellow area and about 23,000 existing employees in this area. some of whom i recognize in the audience with us here today. but on top of that, we're looking at a number of large developments. there are numerous developments that are collective and substantial. but from the mission rock project we're discussing today, through the north, chase centre and mission bay, pier 70 which we're quite familiar with and other projects that are both approved, candlestick point, executive park and then that are forthcoming at the former power point. these developments, just these nine squares will represent at full build-out of 20,000 new households, one-third of which we're aiming to have affordable, 38,000 new jobs and the equivalent in space to golden gate park. throughout our discussions and throughout all of our development a

.>>> a company from brisbane has announced a possible breakthrough in treating peanut allergies. company says they are working on the first treatment to help prevent serious reaction. the data capsules have been highly successful in test by helping children build up a peanut allergy. many of children have a peanut allergy and some can face a potentially life-threatening reaction.>>> tesla cloud computing systems has been hit by hackers. hackers gained access to part of the cloud system which contain sensitive data on the cars. the hackers were looking for digital currency. tesla issued a statement saying the impact seems to be limited to internally used engineering test cards only. they go on to say that customer privacy and vehicle safety was not compromised in any way. >>> a bay area baseball legend is in the hospital tonight. coming up next, we will talk with our sports director who has a new report about the condition of orlando zepeda.>>> we had a record low temperature tonight in oakland at 34 degrees. we will tell you what to expect tonight and how warm it is going to get

this, but we did present the concept of a negotiated waterfront stretching from bay front to the brisbane border. we'd be happy to come back and present under more detail. generally speaking, there is an area of growth in san francisco, where we have about 36,000 exiting residents and 23,000 existing workers, but it's experiencing change. our office is engaged in a number of major projects along this area, from mission rock at the north through the chase center arena currently under construction in mission bay, pier 70, which this body recently considered, the potrero power station which will be before you later this year, through to the former hunter's point plant, india basin, executive basin and candlestick park. these projects, in and of themselves on top of any smaller projects that are occurring in these neighborhoods will represent approximately 20,000 new how's holds, a third of which we are aiming to be affordable, about 38,000 new jobs, and not aarea of oparea -- an area of open space equivalent to the park today. you heard phil, jack, fran, and jack touch on a number of these w

and that product might prompt some big showers in maybe sydney area possibly southern queens and brisbane as well you still got a visible circulation here so this kelvin as low as you and therefore rain to get rid of there will be flooding in western australia now is still in our midst it was the really quite nasty piece of work that went through tong good cause so much damage is just about extra tropical so it's if you like it's a big low pressure storm system but it stretches down towards new zealand it will probably make it pretty wet time of it particularly in wellington but certainly the northern half of south island for the next two days. was always telling you how famous he was going to make that's how he presented hello my name and body without consciousness it is northwest representatives kind of. teacher put it. aside jordan member that we're on the special meeting about dale and he said no. that's not a near me this is a color in the east on the on the city al jazeera investigation football's world of silence this time. discover a willful would winning programming from around t

the company "aimmune therapeutics" is in brisbane and doctors there have been testing daily doses offlour - contained in a capsule and sprinkled on food. 500 children in the study got daily doses that gradually increased over 6 months. at the end of the study... 67 percent of the kids were able to tolerate roughly two peanuts. as for the price... the c-e-o says the first six months of treatment cost between five-thousand and 10-thousand dollars. then $300 to $400 a month after that. (grant) the c-d-c is warning about a multi-state outbreak of salmonella... linked to kratom(kray-tum) products. the kratom plant has leaves known for their opiate-like effects. people make tea...chew it, smoke it or swallow pills. like opiods...it's used to treat pain. as of right now 28 people have been infected with salmonella across the u-s after consuming kratom products. 11 people have been hospitalized. three people in california have been infected with have been infected with salmonella... that's more than any other state. no deaths have been reported. the source of salmonella contamination has not

adelaide a twenty seven twenty sixth form melbourne still hanging on around the mid twenty's there for brisbane not just some wet weather into that he's to sort of a stride in still a possibility of some shock down polls that just around the cape york peninsula the shutdown polls are saying recently in museum of the now in the process of pulling out of the way you see these two weather systems coming together that's the one that brought the terrific amounts of rain we've got to see some quiet weather as we move towards the weekend still a possibility of a few showers here on friday sixteen celsius in christchurch over the next couple days but at least it should be fine and dry by the time we come to sas i remember just a few days ago we were getting up into the mid thirty's so quite a change it willfulness be fresh but dry. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one shelter is giving them a home when i want the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time when al-jazeera. training starts lightly but the pace picks up quickly as these grannies

it was developed in brisbane. a major site gave children daily doses of a new drug based on peanut protein. more than 2/3 of the children were able to tolerate about two peanuts by the end of the study. they're in a race with a french company to come to market with it. right now there are no treatments for peanut allergies. >>> the police are reshooting a recruitment film after some community members claimed that it was too macho and militaristic. here's one scene showing s.w.a.t. officers with assault rifles. some residents say it doesn't represent the police department or the city. the department is getting ready to reshoot the video to make it more community friendly. >>> all right. we're headed outside with a new accident now. it is 80 westbound near appen way. it involves a motorcycle. the rider has flown off motorcycle. the motorcycle is ahead of where the rider is. there's a sig-alert. it's near appian way. you are slow beginning from highway 4 now westbound. back to the peninsula, the right lane blocked in

we did that for brisbane, for pier 70. it's not rocket science, and one suggestion we would have is that the planning staff actually look at the job projections for central soma and calculate what that housing need to be at the various income levels to house the workforce. it's fairly trade forward. we'd be happy to help. it's straightforward methodology. it's all open source. we know the suggestion from the toddco k is a floor. i would argue you're probably going to find your -- certainly, that's a good starting point. and lastly, once you get your numbers figured out, what the right number of housing levels and what the affordable levels are, the really important thing in this plan is figure out to how to bake that in as a real implementation program. where are those sites, can you identify those, what's your super inclusionary is. i'm just a middle aged housing activist, but i've been through all of these neighborhoods, and one thing that we didn't do well enough in any of the other plans is actually bake in our aspirat