reporting live in brisbane, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, marianne, for the update. we have new video of a massive construction fire in oakland. oakland fire posted this body cam video to twitter. you can see flames shooting into the air. embers falling right in front of fire crews. the fire happened last month at the residential complex. it was under construction near west grand avenue and fill bert street in oakland. atf investigators are calling this fire suspicious. >>> san jose is losing its orchard supply stores, now it lost something else. the neon sign pointing to the oldest store in the city. that sign disappeared. preservationists say orchard supply sign is a big piece of san jose history, and they want it back. such knee on signs are highly collectable and they can bring money. getting the word out they hope will boost getting it back. >> like the old libby sign. >> i remember that. >> we have to get that back. >> every night with that time change, that 5:00 hour. >> beautiful night tonight if you're heading to cast your vote in the next couple hours, we h

little bit cooler at thirteen but we're going to see a nice day once that front pushes through for brisbane dryer at about twenty degrees for you and here across north and south island of new zealand it is going to be messy for the next few days unfortunately but there is some good news as we make our way towards friday all of this activity that you see here on thursday things begin to improve on friday we may see mostly partly cloudy skies for many areas but unfortunately the system in the tasman sea is going to bring some heavy rain showers by the time we get through the weekend and then here across parts of japan it is going to be much cooler we're going to be seeing the temperatures really begin to drop across much of the area and that means snow particularly the higher elevations so for sapporo a high temperature view as we go towards friday of only zero sendai at seven in tokyo a terms there of fourteen degrees. impoverished excluded and under attack roma communities are paying the price of heightened nationalism in a country at war with itself. people in power investigates the surge

this is a fire in brisbane.are advising anyone to shut all doors and windows. >>> right now we get a track of what we can expect weather wise, kari. that's something that will affect a lot of people there. >> not a lot of wind, though, as we start out this morning. we have some chilly temperatures across the bay area. clear sunrise, as a live look outside in san jose and our temperatures headed up to 77 degrees, well above normal weather continues with our inland valleys in the upper 70s and low 80s today. san francisco will see a high of 68 degrees, while the inland valleys continue on with some 80s in the forecast over the next few days, and upper 70s going into the weekend on veteran's day, looking at a high of about 76 degrees and morning lows in the 40s. let's get an update on the commute from mike. >> it's definitely the commute, a lot of slowing southbound 680, looking a little better out of pleasanton in toward sunol. 880 hayward toward union city and the dumbarton bridge looks heavier, a little tougher

kpix5's wilson walker has been watching it burn at the brisbane facility alday. >>eporter: more than now sinc started. the smoke has finally died down, but for recology's neighbors this was a day at the mercy of the wind. >> this was exclusively construction debris that comes in in big metal boxes from construction and demolition projects. >> reporter: the 2 by 4s, 4 by 4s and other construction debris started burning sometime between 1 and 2 a.m. several nearby fire departments had water on it right away and by late morning recology said it was pretty much over. >> and it's really a smoke event and now the smoke turned white a good while ago, so it's really steam. >> but i don't know from the way it looks. it's still going pretty good. >> reporter: that smoldering mess would not quit and what smelled like a house fire just sat on top of these neighborhoods. by lunchtime the department of emergency management issued an as air quality drifted into the moderately unhealthy range. children were sent home from a small preschool and the city even dropped by for a welf

beat india byjust four runs on wednesday in the first of their twenty20 international matches in brisbane. australia were sent in to bat after india won the toss, and glenn maxwell top—scored with a8, as the home side made 158—4 in 17 overs. the match started on time, but their innings was interrupted by rain, so india were set a target that was revised upwards to 173. despite the efforts of shikhar dhawan, who made 76, india were restricted to 169—7, meaning the aussies go 1—0 up in the three—match series, with the second match to be played in melbourne on friday. we've got good memories of the team. we've got good memories of the team. we've got good memories of the team. we dominated the t20 games last year. really good form. we were i'm pretty sure number one or number two ranked in the world not long ago. so we are ranked in the world not long ago. so we a re really ranked in the world not long ago. so we are really confident. obviously things haven't gone our way, but we know we are still a good side. things haven't gone our way, but we know we are still a good sidem was a good game

seaboard and with it we are going to be picking up some thunderstorms along that area anywhere from brisbane down towards sydney we could be seeing some showers activity behind the system it is going to be much cooler and that's because we do have that southerly flow bringing those cooler that cooler air into the area so for adelaide fifteen degrees no burn a rainy day for you at fifteen degrees as well but once the system pushes through it's going to get even a little bit cooler at thirteen but we're going to see a nice day once that front pushes through for brits been drier at about twenty degrees for you and here across north and south island of new zealand it is going to be messy for the next few days unfortunately but there is some good news as we make our way towards friday all of this activity that you see here on thursday things begin to improve on friday we may see mostly partly cloudy skies for many areas but unfortunately the system in the tasman sea is going to bring some heavy rain showers by the time we get through the weekend and then here across parts of japan it is going to

. >> el incendio una planta reciclaje en brisbane fue accidental.oche el martes, la calidad del airese viec y se prefirió cancelar las clases portó el dio. >> asegura que sus vehículos son seguros y gente de octubre, p ocasionado por el conductor de emergencia. un motociclista fue herido al chocar con el vehículo autónomo, el conductor de emergencia desactivó los pontones de emergencia y realizó una maniobra que provocó que el motociclista chocara con la parte pocero del coche. vamos a una pausa y hablamos acerca del doctor es comete una marca experencia por la familia mexicana. >> y vamos hablar acerca del histórico juicio del chapo guzmán. >> nos estar diciendo cuáles ciudades para estar afectadas después de la cosa. >> este viernes nos va a acompañar abogados expertos que contestarán todas sus respuestas preguntas acerca de caleta trigo. >> desde las foto la tarde hasta las 7:00 de la noche lo esperamos. >>(música). >> y son puntuales asá. a los que corren así van al mercado asá cuidan su colesterol así ignoran su celular asá gozan su larga vida

beat india byjust four runs on wednesday in the first of their twenty20 international matches in brisbaned glenn maxwell top—scored with a8, as the home side made 158—4 in 17 overs. the match started on time, but their innings was interrupted by rain, so india were set a target that was revised upwards to 173. despite the efforts of shikhar dhawan, who made 76, india were restricted to 169—7, meaning the aussies go 1—0 up in the three—match series, with the second match to be played in melbourne on friday. we've got good memories of the team. we've got good memories of the team. we

former world number one says he's planning on playing his first event of the 2019 season at the brisbanethat's all from sportsday. you can get all the latest reaction from the europa league matches on the bbc sport website and app. coming up in a moment, the papers, goodbye. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are george eaton, the political editor of the new statesman and the chief executive of inhouse communications, and former political strategist for the conservative party, jo tanner. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's give you a run through of what we have. brexit is on the front page of the daily telegraph, with a warning that the eu will demand its fishing fleets have access to british waters in exchange for a final deal. the times has a leaked letter from downing street, which says a no—deal brexit will result in a new border in the irish sea. the metro picks up on comments from the brexit secretary, dominic raab, who's faced criticism after saying he didn't realise the importance of the port of dover

. >>> in brisbane, plume of smoke spread south san francisco and over 101 this morning. smoke got so bad that the middle school canceled classes and sent students home early. traces of wood, cardboard and sheet rock. suggestions that people stay inside with their windows closed. >> looks like a fog. it was a fire. it was a real fire. i can see the smoke all the way from -- coming out. >> a lot of people in the brisbane area, hoping to have this fire fully contained by 8:00. little over 90 minutes from now. >> jeff ranieri will talk about the conditions outside. still warm today. >> it was. 80s here for the inland valleys. now we'll see temperatures drop, and fast tonight, under clear skies. we know there's still a little bit of time left to vote with polls open until 8:00. if you're in line, you will still be able to cast your vote. as we look through tonight, mostly clear skies by the bay. you're averaging 64 now. inland, 67 right about now. and we're down to 59 at 8:00. you still might need a jacket if you just got home from work and you're going to be heading out. int

. >> let's get right to wilson walker who is live in brisbane. of of the latest. >> reporter: about 10 hours and something started burning in this building. as you can see, there is still smoldering going on. if you go to the neighborhood just downwind, you can certainly smell it.>> this was exclusively construction debris that comes in in mid -- in big metal boxes. >> two by fours and 4 x 4 started burning this morning drawing a response from several fire departments. >> the fired -- the fire department was here quickly. they had a major hose on it quickly. what you see now is steam from that water. >> there has in a good bit of smoke. they are quality management department has looked at it. it is still going pretty good. >> it's little hollywood. it is coming this way. >> you can barely breathe. >> they don't know what started the fire. it was extinguished. there trying to get this building emptied out so they can start cleaning up. we need to get outside, get it wet, get the fire so we know short -- for sure it is out. >> the building is built

. >>> and a fire in brisbane prompted a smoke warning for people who live and work in san francisco,re started at the facility at tunnel avenue yesterday morning. a building containing construction debris. no one was hurt, but the fire department issued an advisory to close the windows and doors to cut down on the exposure to that smoke. >>> and fire and crews pulled out a two-alarm fire in bay point. it destroyed two abandoned homes and destroyed two started gibson avenue. pg&e was called out to secure a gas line. it took 30 men's to get it under control. no one was hu. and e under investigation. >>> the girl scouts are suing the boy scouts for trademark infringesments and boy scouts changed to scouts bsa and the girl scouts said it will damage the brand and confuse families, the boy scouts responded in a statement, there's an opportunity to have the boy scouts to serve boys and girls in the communities. they're reviewing the lawsuits. >>> with the san francisco giants will introduce the new man in charge. zaidi accepts the offer to be a lead the giants in the baseball operations. o

boulevard, definitely some showers, and from san francisco, fulton street, heading into colma, bayshore, brisbane, definitely wet. in the north bay, light rain from larkspu, san rafael. as we get you into the peninsula, the showers are beginning to break up from san mateo to los altos as that front is beginning to fall apart. a level 1 through tonight, light to moderate rain. watch out for large waves. a surf advisory is infect. expect more scattered showers. this continues into 10:00 p.m. and winding down heading into 11:00 p.m. stronger storm coming your way tomorrow night into thursday. i'll have a complete look at the forecast today at 4:00 p.m. nau life. >> preflight checks are a tan ddem flight. we immediately have a monster problem. >> were they supposed to. >> the guy on the left hanging on for dear life was never harnessed in. the guy on the right is a tourist from switzerland, his first hang gliding flight ever. the pilot turns right but he's having a difficult time controlling. instead of landing right there, chris has to hang on as they gain altitude and fly over these trees. >> how d

i crossed it out because i wasn't going to say anything just shoot it five or six times because brisbane atika. that's what you got to get it but that's my prejudice by the way. it's weird to want to jump into another one it says a couple of rent boys bumming around america to rape now what you're saying is you got some kind of vibration with me max and the twins which are saying billions and billions and many mixes are ready at the ready like them like the minutemen it's a seminal moment in american history what does that mean. a couple of brit police bumming around him boys or maybe that's probably somebody who's like a hard core are very enthusiastic. but. i'm changing. here's another you tube observation and it says is steven drunk or just a match roll it is. anyway you be the judge. america. take a look at one of them next this is a sure some are not going to hit the house or a kid will want your rights to a fist that's it like a syllable like i made this little a little bitty it to financial book don't be frightened. when i see some flame an excellent here's another you tube commen

looking too bad for sydney and melbourne both of you seeing temperatures of about twenty four degrees brisbane a warm day for you at thirty one degrees and darwin about thirty three for you. for this eleven year old girl who. is a passion. and get out of poverty. now she has a once in a knife time opportunity to raise the stakes a little higher. in her journey to success. championship dream. viewfinder. on al-jazeera. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the leaders are meeting in brussels for a special somehow to approve a final agreement european commission president called this a sad day saying it's a tragedy that britain is leaving the block. a search and rescue operation is underway in uganda after a party boat capsized in lake victoria twenty five bodies have been recovered so far but it's thought more than one hundred people were on board twenty six survived . france's president has violent protests against his fuel tax rises riot police fought running battles with so-called yellow vests motorists were built burning barricades in paris let's bring you more on that boat that capsized

former world number one says he's planning on playing his first event of the 2019 season at the brisbaneas asked to take part in a charity horse race, she thought, how hard can it be? she'd ridden all her life, and was pretty fit but as she discovered, the reality is very different. welcome to jockey school, this is the british racing school in newmarket and over the years so many famous names have passed through these doors on their way to stardom. it is also the place for people like me, aspiring charity riders, have to come to be passed fit and competent enough to write. that is where we have a bit of a problem because i have a bit of a problem because i have a bit of a problem because i have a confession to make, this is my second time here because last timei my second time here because last time i feel to the fitness test and fell off on the riding so this is my last chance to make the grade. wish me luck! welcome to the british racing school, you are here to be assessed to write any charity race. the criteria we are working with is that we are looking at you been 12 stone or under.

thousands attended marches in sydney, melbourne and brisbane, despite a call from scott morrison, thetay in school. that's a summary them to stay in school. that's a summary of the main stories today. we will be talking in the next few minutes... this is the body comforted from one of those police officers. if you have teenage children, it's difficult to keep track of them, do you know where they are and what they are doing? is this all very well in principle but in reality very different? we want to hear from you, especially if you live in that area. tell us what it is like. give us area. tell us what it is like. give us your experiences. use the hashtag and if you are e—mailing and happy for us to contact you, you are taking part in the programme, include your phone number in your message and if you are texting, you will be charged at the standard network rate. lloyd russell—moyle — the labour mp for brighton kemptown who revealed he is hiv positive in the house of commons yesterday — has told this programme how he was worried he would cry when he made his speech. the former labour

in one nine hundred seventy two dr added brisbane set up a small urology unit in karate to deal with this issue. inspired by the national health service of the u.k. his goal from the beginning was to offer this treatment absolutely free to everybody. go through history i look nice to meet you here by you well more than three months how are you all right i'm going over exactly like you for having us and so you t. has grown. from just an eight bed was to now offer six hundred fifty beds in nine separate centers across pakistan and today is the largest health organization in the country. so dr is free yeah how many of these patients will be seen today every well i'll go on. garfield last easter. our patients from all over the country and you cannot fit in or to anybody. hoping. somebody come to hear of it. and he's coming to light. the people who come in we'll feel aggrieved that day you could go and live for poor people live quietly disappear. feed the lumber of the future here. if you will or flowing. with me. and i will i did it with facility and we're to pay for it with the kind of

she had been working at the farm north of brisbane, and police say she was sabotaging her employer outspite. she had been a person of interest from the srt, and is now been charged with seven cases of contamination. of th is onemo trying investigations i have been part of the we have worked tirelessly. reporter: the first cases emerged in queensland afters a man ken to hospital with stomach pains while eating covers. a nine-year-old it into a needle eating the strawberry in his lunchbox. it spark a major food scare, with many copycat crimes and false reports. >> fairly unue investigation, impacting virtually every state an institution in australia. reporter: there were 230 reports across the country, impacting 68 strawberry brands. 49 of these are queensland-based. she decimated the country's strawberry industry, worth million. >> this thing escalated into basically a nuclear bomb going off. reporter: several major supermarkets withdrew the fruit, with some growers forced to dum. the strawberri police say the investigation is far from over. the suspect will appear in court next week an

from hip surgery, the former world number one ended his season in september and is targetting the brisbaneverything else head over to bbc.com/sport, but from me, holly hamilton, and the team here — that is your monday sport briefing. and tell me what you think about our talking point today — a new "resignation" industry is emerging injapan, clients who wish to quit theirjobs ask "exit" companies to do it for them to avoid the shame. so we'd like to know what is the culture surrounding resignations where you are? this new industry is emerging in japan with a kompany called exit and several others coming to the fore. the question in the debate, in the article, is whether this would change resignation culture injapan. —— company. we have been asking about the resignation culture where you are. many of you have been in touch. ian calvert says if this story came to the united states, i would have laughed. but with that from japan, it is something that should be taken very, very seriously. and it is interesting how this is spreading into other countries as well. thank you for your views. busines

a 50—year—old woman from brisbane is due in court on monday after being arrested in a police investigationated strawberries. since september, there have been dozens of alleged incidents of sewing needles found hidden in fruit, sparking a nationwide panic. sir lanka's president maithripala sirisena has defended his controverial decision to dismiss parliament. he said there could have been violent clashes between mps in the chamber if it had met. the political crisis began when he sacked the prime minister, ranil wickramasinghe, last month. he's called snap elections next january. a funding campaign has raised almost $72,000 to help a homeless man who tried to stop a knife—wielding attacker in melbourne. michael rogers earned the nickname the trolley man after ramming the man repeatedly with a shopping cart. the suspect was later shot by police. back now to our main news — the spread of fake news in india, where millions of people communicate and share messages on social media. but false messages have also led to several deaths by mob lynchings this year. i spoke to krzysztof iwanek who's an

the students who marched in sydney, melbourne, and brisbane, are disappointed by the way the countrykle climate an, and were inspired by a 15-yedr-old girl in sw who took part in similar protests. hywel griffith rorts. hywel: they may not have a vote, but they definitely have ae. vo with placards, posters, they walked out of school and mobilized, organizing protests in 27 towns and cities across the country. than 1000ore rallied, demanding an end to coal and gas projects. >> i think our government needct to take moren on climate change so that our generation and our kids' generation can have a future that is sustainable and healthy. greenhouselia's gas emissions are rising due in part to increased coal production. it is not on track to meet the imparis cle agreement targets. before he flew to the g20 summit in argentina, australian prime orminister scottson warned his country's students to stay in school, saying he wanted more letting ms activism. hisomments seem only -- more learning and less activism. his comments seem to have swelled the numbers and their anger. they may be back,

no sign of significant rain here just yet to the north of brisbane where we have the north of brisbaned further north we have had some record—breaking temperatures, in cairns in the north of queensland at the airport, it was close to a3 degrees, it remains very hot in this pa rt degrees, it remains very hot in this part of australia and it is getting hotter in western australia. there is cooler wetter weather moving into new south wales and that rain will be heavy enough to give localised flooding. it is mixed in new zealand with rain in the north. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. touchdown confirmed! those are the celebrations at nasa in pasadena as they got used their land had reached mars safely. it had travelled almost 150 million kilometres. theresa may says she will take the debate over her brexit agreement to the country, insisting it is the best and only deal on offer. we can back this deal, deliver on the third of the referendum and move on to coding a brighter future of opportunity and prosperity for all our people, all this house can choose to reject this deal

she has appeared in court in brisbane. that she was motivated by spike and revenge. the authorities in australia say the investigations are ongoing. this woman has been charged with seven counts of contamination, usually these sorts of offences attract a prison sentence of up to three years, should she be found guilty. but given the circumstances, the police would be pushing for a sentence of up would be pushing for a sentence of up to ten years. many thanks for the latest. back to our main story of the day now, which is that several members of theresa may's cabinet expressed doubts about her chequers brexit plan from the start. joining me to talk about this is robert courts mp, member of the european research group, and baroness ros altmann. thank you both very much indeed for joining us. we are hearing today that the number of those ministers at the chequers discussions were already very unhappy about this plan. of course we now know that borisjohnson plan. of course we now know that boris johnson and david plan. of cour

in one nine hundred seventy two dr added brisbane set up a small urology unit in karate to deal with this issue. inspired by the national health service of the u.k. his goal from the beginning was to offer this treatment absolutely free to everybody. goes there is me i look nice to meet you here by you well more than three months how are you all right i'm going over exactly like you having us and so huge he has grown. from just an eight bed was to now offer six hundred fifty beds in nine separate centers across pakistan and today is the largest health organization in the country. took seriously yeah how many of these patients will be seen today able to vote i'll go on. garfield last easter. our patients travel all over the country. and you cannot fit in order to anybody. how can you be. somebody's country of it here. and he's coming to light. the people who come in we'll fill you a day if you're going to live for poor people live quietly disappear. for a few the lumber of the future here. here if you will or flowing. with me. and i will i did it with president you and your to pay for

a 50—year old woman from brisbane is due in court on monday after being arrested in a police investigationinated strawberries. since september, there have been dozens of alleged incidents of sewing needles found hidden in fruit, sparking a nationwide panic. a funding campaign has raised almost $72,000 to help a homeless man who tried to stop a knife—wielding attacker in melbourne. michael rogers earned the nickname ‘the trolley man‘ after ramming the man repeatedly with a shopping cart. the suspect was later shot by police. back now to our main story which looked at the spread of ‘fake news‘ in india, where millions of people communicate and share messages on social media. but false messages have also led to several deaths by mob lynchings this year. joining me now is nanda—gopal rajan who has been looking at how whatsapp can be used in india for spreading rumours. thank you so much forjoining us, mr rajan. we've been speaking to social media experts and these problems of mob lynchings is due basically to social tensions and that social media platforms like whatsapp basically just media pl

degrees for melbourne the head of that is still warm sydney the thirty degrees celsius thirty five for brisbane killer fresher air comes back in across the southwest though perth at around sixteen degrees a southerly wind will pick up to around twenty by the time we come to what is then by wednesday look at that rain makes its way right down into the southeastern corner only fifteen their full adelaide and for melbourne but much needed rain coming in across a good part of victoria into new south wales where that rain will be welcome twenty six celsius there for sydney and eventually that rainfall will make its way towards south island of new zealand that a bit of cloud just easing its way into the far south of new zealand then at the moment and as we go on through were choose day is find a dry eighteen celsius in christchurch temperatures pick up by where to stay twenty four degrees but that rain is talking on the door much from new zealand they will be fired rubber plenty of sunshine dry with a good deal of sunshine searing to good parts of japan and it stays that way over the next couple of d

india's tour of australia begins shortly with a twenty—20 match in brisbane.second in the short forms of the game and the country has been a happy hunting ground for the tourists in recent years. australia is always a battle so any indian side. they played good cricket last time but were not able to wind games so this time around we definitely want to change that and any team should look to wind test matches and series as a whole. we have the quality to do so but it will boil down to how we think in each moment. on thursday, tiger woods and phil mickelson will battle it out for $9 million when they go head to head in an 18—hole battle dubbed "the match". the money is well, worth it of course but mickelson is more interested in getting one over on his long term rival. to have the unique opportunity to do something that i have had a hard time doing in my career which is to get a leg up on tiger on anything. even in a one—day event like this, for a chance to go head—to—head and win it is great to win the $9 million, ijust do not want to lose to him and give him t

he can be seen in the video approaching a woman in brisbane city.he was prying that pink handbag from that woman's hands. she was not injured. someone intervened and was able to get that bag back to her. the thief got away empty handed but still got away. officers are asking for help identifying them. >> she was really holding on to that bag. >>> just ahead, honoring our nation's best and bravest. plus incredible advances in medicine all as a result of world war i. this you'll want to see. stay with us. okay. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug and dry for outstanding overnight protection at a fraction of the cost. live, learn and get luvs. hi susan!hs) honey? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey. the

probably be a few degrees lower than that over here towards the east though not looking too bad for brisbane a warm day for you at thirty one a little bit cooler down towards melbourne with a temperature there of twenty one degrees while the north and south island of new zealand still looking quite messy we did have a big system out here towards the tasman sea now it's really affecting that particular area and we're going to be seeing those clouds and rain linger over the next you days so windy conditions down towards christchurch also some northerly flow keeping auckland a little bit warmer at twenty degrees but still cloudy in your forecast there and more rain coming into play by the time we get towards tuesday then very quickly up here towards japan not a lot of rain or clouds in the forecast but we're a little bit cooler than average would some deicing about thirteen degrees and tokyo a cool day for you at seventeen. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's wild. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. with

looking at townsville thirty six degrees maybe some showers coming into play but down here towards brisbane your temperatures are going up as well we do expect to see thirty four degrees shower down here towards sydney and melbourne but adelaide a little bit cooler with winds coming out of the south a time for there are one thousand degrees well across much of new zealand we have been dealing with this pesky area of low pressure bring a lot of clouds and rain across the region i don't want to say it's going to get completely better but we do see a slow progress of clearing skies across much of the south island christ church partly cloudy clear conditions few with attempted there of about fifteen degrees off land is still going to be quite messy with the rain in your forecast but we do think by wednesday things start to improve not looking to bet on the temperature for the time for they're about twenty degrees and then very quickly across parts of japan we are looking at some clouds across and die but tokyo a partly cloudy day if you would temperatures of eighty. stories of life. and inspira

she is expected to appear in brisbane magistrates court on monday.the arrest follows at least 100 reportedes or pins found in fruit across the country. the needles were found in strawberries in all six australian states and in at least six different brands. (justine) and tonight on kron four news at ten.. willie brown is a bay area and california political icon ... but few people know willie brown the father. tonight in kron 4's pam moore's special report - we hear from his four children about their high profile dad.. <"mom is calling...ámusicá"> and -- a concerned mother speaking out tonight after strange voices took over her daughters watch... details ahead. (jrstone) a nebraska mom is concerned after a device that's supposed to keep her child safe ... could potentially be doing the opposite.(justine) the device is this pink watch... the concerned mom says her daughter is recieving distrubing messages from it... mason maurio has more. tiffany berney / mom: "we buy these for our kids to be safe and here they are potentially putting them in more danger." this pink watch on the wrist of 7-y

former world number one says he's planning on playing his first event of the 2019 season at the brisbaned bbc sport are streaming the games of remembrance live on the bbc sport app and iplayer right now. it's two football matches to mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. there's a women's match between the british army fa and the german army taking place right now. then there's men's a game at 7pm tonight. that's all your sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. bye for now. john, thank you. more now on our top story — 12 people, including a police officer, have been killed after a gunman opened fire in a crowded bar in los angeles. witnesses reported hearing more than 30 shots at the venue in the thousand oaks area, which was hosting a country music night. an officer who was responding to the incident was killed, and officials have also confirmed that the gunman is dead. cbs reporter chris martinez is near the scene in thousand oaks, and gave us this update. well, the latest numbers, as you've heard, 13 dead here. and that includes the shooter. so, we have 1

wednesday's win for australia in brisbane was only their sixth win in 23 internationals since the balled the t20s last year. we were in good form. we were number one or number two in the world, not ago. so we are really confident. obviously things have not gone our way. but, yeah, we know we are still a good site. the davis cup final gets under way in lille in the coming hours with holders france seeking an 11th title as they take on croatia, who last won in 2005. french captain you know in his last tie before amelie mauresmo takes over, and he has chosen to leave out his highest ranked player, luca poi, in favour ofjeremy chardy for the opening singles matches.” in favour ofjeremy chardy for the opening singles matches. i cannot ask my players to have courage and breakpoints and not have any. not having myself. so, yes, i go and tell my players, which most of the time are my friends, you know, i love these guys, tell them that they are doing good, which was the case for luca. you are doing good, get ready, in case i need you on sunday. but for friday, i think it is jeremy. that is par

unfortunately the early far season is still growing temps are about high as twenty one in melbourne thirty brisbane and perth isn't that pretty early round about the twenty mark still without subtly breeze as to rain the roster toji it's on its way to new zealand and it's going to be there with the wind for a couple of days. what waterboarding. people investigates the private companies. in the illegal use of torture under interrogation sunrise once a day. not if you're in the hands of. the sun. on the. top stories on al-jazeera u.s. senators are voting want to build support for the war in yemen despite calls to reconsider from the trumpet ministration many say they have concerns about the u.s. saudi relationship since she's murder former georgian foreign minister. to be the country's new president with nearly all the votes counted she will be the first woman to hold the position once better relations with russia ukraine's president petro poroshenko has warned of a full scale war with russia after a naval confrontation in the black sea earlier this week. the un envoy to syria says the latest talks i

back in behind ahead of that well twenty nine in sydney still pretty warm thirty three there for brisbane the cloud on the right starting is way across towards new zealand as well some fairly wet weather for a time just making its way across the country will see temperatures around eighteen celsius there for christ seventeen for all clint i get this couple of days monday doesn't look too bad it's woman up in christchurch to twenty degrees. at sixteen cush who is living her dream of being a journalist but her father has his own dream for her to follow tradition and be married as our investigations bring her face to face with the ill fated some of india's young women her father's search for suitable husband continues can both their dreams come true and almost one overcome the other. deadline and part of the viewfinder asia series on al-jazeera. a reminder of our top stories currently here on al-jazeera turkey's president says he believes the orders to kill the journalist jamal khashoggi came from the highest levels of the side to government rage or two and says he doesn't believe king solom

pretended to say the temperatures getting up to thirty degrees celsius to thirty four there for brisbane now woman around seventeen the path. on counting the cost the usa white still the largest on regulated gun market in the developed world. brags it goes wrong plus the seychelles leads the way in eco finance with the world's first blue. counting the cost on al-jazeera. again you're watching our. top stories this hour turkey's president says he's convinced the order to kill journalists. came from the highest levels of the saudi government but in an article for the washington post richard tyburn one says he does not believe it was king sound man who gave the order. protests in pakistan against the acquittal of a christian woman who was on death row charged with blasphemy have been called off under a deal with the government cannot leave the country and demonstrators can file an appeal with the supreme court. u.s. president donald trump is really imposing sanctions on iran that have been lifted under twenty fifteen nuclear deal sanctions will come into effect on monday with this round foc

goes through to about fourteen degrees and there is that front right there making its way through brisbane brings some thunderstorms as well as thunderstorms up here towards townsville as a break away over towards new zealand we are going to see some messy conditions particularly across much of that south island there's an area of low pressure right there that is spinning so we do expect on wednesday that the clouds in the rain will continue in the forecast we do expect to see some windy conditions extending all the way up towards auckland but there is some better weather as we go towards thursday with clearing skies down here towards christchurch maybe a few lingering showers as we go towards the beginning of the weekend and then very quickly appear towards parts of japan we are going to be seeing some cooler weather make its way down in but we are seeing snow up here towards a pro in the overnight hours before tokyo we are looking at some sunny skies you with a temperature of sixty. across europe immigration is high on the agenda and in hungary it's presented as a pressing issue we didn'

by the time we end the weekend out here towards the east though it is still to be quite warm with brisbane seeing about thirty six degrees there as we make away over here towards new zealand it is going to be messy and it has been messy over the last couple days and fortune we don't expect much to change with this one system here a lot of cloud staying in the area we are going to be seeing some windy conditions as well auckland eighty christchurch at nineteen but up here towards papa new guinea we are watching the swirl of clouds and rain right there for the potential of a storm that is going to develop over the next few days we don't think it's going to get too intense but still bring some very heavy rain potentially some flooding and some sections up here towards northern part of japan though it is going to be the snow temptress for sapporo only getting to about one degree as a high so overnight lows are going to stay into the freezing levels but down towards tokyo it is going to be breaking out of the clouds we do expect to see thirteen degrees in your forecast partly cloudy degrees as

it is on the corner brisbane. firefighters from both jurisdictions responded. >> we don't know why it started to smoke. we are investigating this. it is a difficult thing to determine. we have a pile of wood, and cardboard, and sheet rock, and it was somewhere in the middle of the pile. something got hot. it smoldered, and we hit it with water and we had a couple of fire engines here. our workers helped to drive the tracker -- tractors and materials out. >> you can see how thick the smoke was 10 hours after the fire started. it triggered and air quality advisory, which suggested that people who could smell it, stay inside with their doors and windows close. >> my alleies have been bothering me, it's been dry, my throat is affected. >> that some mother of a student from the middle school, who came to pick up her daughter when school was canceled.'s men with this -- the smoke was -- >> the smoke was inside the halls and the classrooms. smelling it did not appear that there was any significant damage to the structure

i've got word of another fire that is actually impacting traffic in the san francisco/brisbane area.rning at the on tunnel avenue, heavy volumes southbound 101, and onlooker delay on the northbound side of 280. and sky 7 moving from that fire in oakland. they're now heading to this fair, as well. we'll have an update on coming up ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ ♪ $6.99 are you out of your mind? ♪ eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, sausage and buttermilk or pumpkin pancakes. ♪ pumpkin pancakes are you out of your mind? ♪ still very much out of our minds. denny's $6.99 super slam. upgrade to new pumpkin pancakes. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning. welcome to tuesday. welcome to some cooler temperatures. check out ukiah, 38. napa, 36. and morgan hill at 38. the rest of us in the 40s. up to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday morning. but that means great for your commute, whether it's roads, mass transit, or a ferry ride. now, the breezes are going to pick up in solano county wednesday night through friday morning. a higher fire danger there. temp

there's a crash involving several vehicles and a couple of lanes taken away, we're driving out from brisbane and you'll see a big delay. the best thing for you to do right now, if you're leaving san francisco is to use 280 to 380 as an alternative route. lets talk become the tracy commute, we had earlier road work on westbound 580, it set things back to a rough start. traffic is moving along slowly, not only on 205 but 580 even before the why. the rest of the commute is all right if you're driving to 238, we have stop-and-go traffic all right. you can see that traffic is fine. metering lights went on 20 minutes ago and backup is 15 to 20 minutes for a wait. >>> it will be a smoky and hazy day, a lot of observations, it's not clouds it's smoke. the layer will pour in here. the only mackinaw is mackinac island in michigan, i can smell the smoke all night, air quality must be poor, there is an air quality advisory, that's because of the smoke and haze, red flag warning, though should start to end unless they extend it, i don't think so, but they've talked about ending it at 7:00, it doesn't mea

the change from red to yellow, in the brisbane area. that is starting to thin out. smoke and haze at the bay bridge toll plaza. everyone, with the exception of the day after chemo shouldn't mean going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro patients get their day back... to be with family, or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta the daafter chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving strong chemotherapy. do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it or neupogen (filgrastim). an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as serious lung problems, allergic reactions, kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have od. al or shlder p in, trouble breathg right away. in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, sometimes fatal crises can occur. the most common side effect is bone and muscle ac

. >>> the brisbane fire is out.ile of construction debris at the recology center went up in flames. the smoke prompted an air quality advisory for the day and kids were sent home from a nearby preschool and the see checked on voters at a polling station in the area. the cause of the fire is spontaneous combustion. >> wow. >>> 6:45. we are going to check the roads. what's going on out there? maybe a good day to take mass transit? >> it is. . muni has resumed service. everything is back on track. shuttles are still in place to even things out until everything gets back up to speed. all right. jumping over to our drive times, westbound 37 in the north bay we have a motorcycle crash at wilson avenue. busy from highway 80 over towards 101. 63 minutes. it will take you over an hour. so definitely use the richmond/san rafael bridge as an alternate. south 101 of petaluma busy from petaluma boulevard north down to this area at kastania but it gets better past this portion of the roadway. over to the san mateo bridge, we have

in behind ahead of that well twenty nine instead nice is still pretty warm thirty three there for brisbane the cloud on the right starting its way across towards new zealand at this well some fairly wet weather for a time just making its way across the country will see temperatures at around eighteen celsius that across just seventeen full role clint i get this couple of days monday doesn't that say bad is woman up in christ to twenty degrees. right adequate housing adequate who decides where she's at housing is not just about four walls and a roof it's about being in a place where you have peace security and most importantly dignity un special rapporteur. talks to al-jazeera. zero. hello there i'm jim mcdonald this is the news hour live from london coming up turkey's president keeps up the pressure on the sides over the murder of jamal khashoggi with his most direct accusations yet more than ten thousand people displaced by fighting in central african republic take shelter at a hospital after their camps are torched. for the first time since january aid reaches some fifty thousand civilia

the most serious blaze, about a50 kilometres north of brisbane, is expected to last for several more obliged to take action if failings are identified. the new service is being funded by train operators and can be used by customers if their complaint has not been resolved within a0 working days. after six months in space, the nasa insight mission to mars is due to land on the red planet later today. once there, it will start a series of experiments, including drilling 15 feet underground. this is the first time that scientists have looked deep beneath the surface of any planet other than earth. from nasa mission control in pasadena, here's our science correspondent victoria gill. they call it seven minutes of terror. at this last stage of its journey to mars, nasa's insight lander would need to slow itself down from almost 20,000 kilometres per hour to a safe landing speed. this is the full—size model? this is the full—size, life—size model of the insight lander. these are our beautiful solar rays that are gorgeous. it will power everything on the lander. insight is doing amazing sci