to queensland can now use the app to water an excursion on it to post some rain around the great barrier reef if a plane is this is the 1st right shared submarine around $1000.00 per person will take 2 passengers down to 20 metres below sea level and along designated dive pods around the reef the great barrier reef is home to more than 1500 fish species and types of coral and is a delicate ecosystem i say business with. history others use a sure way to. put a long drawn out problem but anyone violent election campaign cold cold cold. cold cold affects one in 6 people in this hall. told me krishnaji tried to understand their goals. system a. governor as a show. 66 to the bureau max channel. the finest moments. with exclusive of. the must see concerning parts culture in europe the 1st place to be curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe it don't miss elssler. interrupt a big idea oh look what's become of it and what it looks like tomorrow. play dublin gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections across. the questions that matter what are european voters' hopes for the

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to queensland can now use the app to water an excursion on it to post some rain around the great barrier reef if a plane is this is the 1st right share submarine around $1000.00 per person will take 2 passengers down to 20 metres below sea level and along designated dive paths around the reef the great barrier reef is home to more than 1500 fish species and types of coral and is a delicate ecosystem i say business with. if. the familiar. piece of video and that's consequences. are political bombshell in vienna. austria as government is in chaos. because what role if any it took the intelligence services play and the scandal. how close are the right wing populist to russia. who. claimed its 1st 90 minutes on d w. coach of fish for. sure link to africa and the world the story link to exception stories in discussions. the money is a busy hour while website deputy comes much coffee cup join us on facebook. for god . an action packed life. to me. anything is possible as long as i'm comfy and his friends can drain our. movie and 10 years dobbs refugee camp. his life story may have ground to a halt.

many of these ships are bound for china speeding up the great barrier reef destruction. climate change is also firing up australia's elections the effects of climate change are hard to ignore here the adani coal mine is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have friends and family working in the mines up in north queensland and i'm 100 percent i understand they can say that stopping call like it's a huge industry out there i understand that but i think this issue is more important than just single electrets i think it involves all of us trial yes but just really as ruling conservative party isn't willing to give up coal yet it still produces 75 percent of the country's power and billions in export capital and stronger storms forest fires droughts and dying reaps have done little to sway them . germany today decided to allow east scooters on the street it's been a heated debate because not everyone welcomes the devices but there are already common sight on the streets of some other cities like television and israel. electric scooters rule the tell of you streets. they fill a

what i saw when i was in peanuts what not what i see now in some places like australia the great barrier reef there are very very strict regulations there are national efforts there especially huge investment in protecting the great barrier reef into monitoring but still despite this climate change is affecting absolutely need to act together an increase in greece will cost now we have lost already fifty percent of coral reefs if we loose if we increase the temperature increases one more victory we lose another thirty drops and it's a temperature increases to two percent will last we'll just get one percent and this is the main sustained way of livelihood for many of the population shocks that if by the coast thank you so much for joining us which is a little slough it's from the u.n. science panel for biodiversity and one of the report's warns concerns of threats to crop pollinating insects like bees the global b population has seen alarming decline of species disappear and die under mysterious circumstances which could have major consequences for farmers and crop yields but a new app develo

. >> reporter: it's called scuber and goes through the famous great barrier reef. the trafficless jury eliminates the surge pricing and moves along designated dive paths along the reef. >> this would be one way for people who don't dive to really experience what a coral reef is all about. payings pay $1,000 each. >> when you get into the submarine this's this wide open space. rather than feeling like you're swimming through the ocean, you feel like you're a part of it. >> reporter: it will offer it for a month but the futuristic travel has many wondering what barrier uber will break through next. uber said its unique subs have no impact on the dying barrier reef. the company is donating money from the scuber ride to a fund. >>> today in va halo, keyser perm then ti brought in help. >> we partner with mind, body and spirit. this is a way to help move them forward. >> sop the goal is to give them an experience that's motivational and inspirational. >>> we just learned that kevin durant will miss game one of the nba finals. they face off tonight. the series is tied at

many of the ships bound for china are speeding up the great barrier reef destruction. climate change is also far enough australia's elections climate change effects or hard to ignore here the adani coal mine is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have friends and family working in the mines up in north queensland and i 100 percent understand their concerns and bad stopping call like it's a huge industry up there i understand that but i think this issue is more important than just single electorates i think it involves all of us trail yeah but it's really is really in conservative party isn't willing to give up on coal just yet it's still produces 75 percent of the country's power and brings in billions in export capital. and stronger storms force fires and droughts and doesn't respect a little to sway them. for more i'm joined in a chair of the german australian business council good to have you with us so germany is of course pushing for renewables while australia is holding on to coal power how do you deal with that. well from a business perspective what we shouldn't

can use the app to order. 1st ride sharing software cost a $1000.00 for our trip through the great barrier reef it will take 2 passengers of the time. needed to dive paths down 20 meters but you'll have to get in quick because the so-called scuba will only take 20 dives. looks like fun that's your business update here on d w for me in the m. berlin thanksgiving just. how about taking a few 6 you could even take a chance. don't expect happy ending. us. just make. sure we had it in. the point of a long drawn out. and even violent election campaign cross-talk those. difficulties underfed one in 6 people in this world. join me to try to do as we try to understand where the hero. here's me. on their news page. yes it's time to. welcome and coming up on today's show. find time stickle images from multimedia who will join me here in the studio. and the whole italian town as a backdrop for a festival of lights and the. box we begin with a look back at the life of british writes an illustrator of children's books judith who's died aged 95 she was actually born here in berlin but fled the nazis with a pa

many of these ships are bound for china speeding up the great barrier reef destruction. climate change is also firing up australia's elections the effects of climate change are hard to ignore here the adani coal mine is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have friends and family working in the mines up in north queensland and i'm 100 percent i understand their concerns and that stuck in call like it's a huge industry out there i understand that but i think this issue is more important than just fingal electrets i think it involves all of us trial yes but history is ruling conservative party isn't willing to give up coal yet it still produces 75 percent of the country's power and billions in export capital and stronger storms forest fires droughts and dying reefs have done little to sway them . germany today decided to allow easterners on the street it's been a heated debate because not everyone welcomes the devices but there are already common sight on the streets of some other cities i tell of the faith and israel. electric scooters rule the tell of you streets. they fil

next week the world's 1st ride sharing so will post a $1000.00 for an hour trip through the great barrier reef it will take 2 passengers at a time a designated dive pottstown 20 me to. check out the scenery is pretty nice you have to be quick though so cold scuba will only take 20 dives in all. or missed out which i study business with the. the for. some time in the 26th. my great granddaughter of. the world be like in your life time in around half a century. your world will be around trying to grease moment. particularly the sea levels rise by at least one central. we're going to have some climate impacts maternal greater than. really front travel. costs the for our people more concern. for the 1st. this is the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes to kill or not. to has lifted a ban on elephant hunting but not everyone agreed or here dog humans for and against the controversial move. and we'll also hear from the kenyans hoping the country's high court will strike down the whole set her make homosexuality a.

many of these ships are bound for china speeding up the great barrier reef destruction. climate change is also firing up australia's elections the effects of climate change are hard to ignore here the adani coal mining is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have friends and family working in the mines up in north queensland and i'm 100 percent understand they can say that stopping call like it's a huge industry out there i understand that but i think this issue is more important than just single electorates i think it involves all of us trial yes but history is ruling conservative party isn't willing to give up coal yet it still produces 75 percent of the country's power and billions in export capital and stronger storms forest fires droughts and dying reaps have done little to sway them . germany today decided to allow easterners on the street it's been a heated debate because not everyone welcomes the devices but there are already common sight on the streets of some other cities like television and israel. electric scooters rule the tell of you streets. they fill a cruc

almost half of the great barrier reef the world's largest coral reef system has been bleached to death since 2016. only 7.59 percent of our oceans are under protection that un has made an aim to expand that to at least 10 percent by 2020. the model of lead the industry has a huge impact on the local in its present it pollutes the water with one human quantities of industrial waste that is produced and the people who work there are exposed to a host of toxic chemicals for prolonged periods the next story conviction lies is exactly how big this problem is busy. there's no escaping the stench that hangs over this village in a dry poor in india fresh animal hides are preserved the traditional way with lots of chemicals the tunnels then scrape off what's left of the muscle fat and have. then comes the actual tanning substances like slaked lineman salts turn the animal skin into finished blood within a few hours chromium is the most commonly used chemical. it's dangerous work some of the substances can cause blindness if they come into contact with the eyes. of those can cause rushes asthma

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tourists get the chance to take an up-close look at the great barrier reef by sub for the very first time if they like. >> customers request a trip through the uber app then spend an hour under the sea. the cost, a little over $2,000. >> you still have to deal with the driver talking to you a lot. >> there's no silence button even if you are under the sea. >> that is really cool. >> that is really cool. >> i have witnessed the great barrier reef there in australia. >> oh! >> i'm well traveled. >> look at him. >> if i could have seen it by uber all those years ago? >> would have made it that much better. >>> don't even think about taking a road trip before checking these out. >> our own giz wiz will be here with the summer's hottest car gadgets for those long drives. test test ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. around 700 kids entered the system today. just talking about foster care, can help foster care. i didn't know that.

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. >>> the world's first rideshare submarine has just made its debut in the great barrier reef.to take riders under the sea. the submarine gives patterns a 180-degree view and can reach depth of nearly 100 feet. the ride costs just over $2,000. not exactly cheap. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," why some women like it hot, and las vegas teams up with elon musk to build an underground people mover. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. they'll be watching best buy when the company releases its company report card today. other notable earnings on deck include hormel foods, autodesk, lionsgate, and ross stores. the market pulled lower wednesday. the dow tumbled 100 points, the s&p 500 lost 8 points, and the nasdaq dropped 34 points. >>> meanwhile las vegas is moving forward with a first of its kind. people mover. city leaders have approved a $48 million contract with elon musk's boring company to design the project. right now there are three different options to take passengers from the convention center

government introduced a universal public health service and environmental protections for the great barrier reef and forests in tasmania. hold the head with the best of. well the one that is one of australia's most beloved native animals but wildlife what they're i.t.s.a. they are under threat from a fatal and painful disease the one that population in one national park has declined by 94 percent in just 6 he is true amber is reports from australia's southern state of tasmania so he's back legs all these legs one bats are under attack from a contagious parasite called suck up to my left untreated the results a horrendous the main works with a community action group to try and tackle the disease we've seen them disappear in the hundreds just in this area admittedly this is the worst area probably but it's not always so light of day to day syria tasmania's new rented to national park and the surrounding forests a ground 0 for the worst recorded outbreak the woman population in this national park declined by 94 percent in just 6 years because of mines. in an attempt to save the population volunteer

what a bargain you can spend an hour in the aptly named scuba which will take you around the great barrier reef the submarine can carry 2 passengers goes to a depth of 30 metres says it will donate some of its profits to conservation programs. well that's it for the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with much more news for you see very shortly bye for now. as yugoslavia disintegrated war descended on its inhabitants. amidst the death and destruction one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend praed right push each. who when from coaching boys football to teaching young men life frederick push each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. when the news breaks the inauguration of comedian and actor as president of ukraine when people who need to be heard there were days when i came by the work with no food for much joy because it all went to sleep with an empty stomach with exclusive interviews and in-depth reports al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you mor

government introduced a universal public health service and environmental protections for the great barrier reef and forests in tasmania. he handed back management of groups then widely known as as broke to local aboriginal people. also deepened australia's relationship with china and strengthen ties with other asian countries australia hosted the 1st ever asia pacific economic cooperation or apec meeting when who was prime minister in 1989. but for many australians it was a different international engagement for which he would be best remembered he reveled in australia's 983 america's cup yacht race when cementing his place as a prime minister of the working man and woman which i am now seeing in effect a spontaneous national holiday was essentially what it was. with finance minister paul keating took labor's reformist agenda into the 1990s but to the relationship turned sour keating challenge to walk for the top job and one key thing was to win one more election victory labor's 5th in the row giving the party is the longest run in government to date bob hawke divorced his wife of almost 40 yea

for the next two weeks it'll travel through the beautiful great barrier reef and just like you woulds can actually book the experience through the uber app. now the scuber is a lot pricier than the uber. an hour long ride will cost a couple $2,000. >> oh, my gosh, that's a lot. that's big bucks. i thought it was a good idea until that. >> yeah, i don't want to be under water. >> uber blue for the water, right? >> very good. >> all right, rain on sunday, people. he's said it a thousand times. >> dry next two days for most of us and dry on sunday. >> have a good next couple of days. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: welcome to "the tonight show!" and here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ [ cheers and applause

government introduced a universal public health service and environmental protections for the great barrier reefand forests in tasmania. he handed back management of the room then widely known as as broke to local aboriginal people. also deepened australia's relationship with china and strengthen ties with other asian countries australia hosted the 1st ever asia pacific economic cooperation or apec meeting when who was prime minister in 1989 but for many australians it was a different international engagement for which he would be best remembered he reveled in australia's 983 america's cup yacht race when the meant in his place as a prime minister of the working man and woman was i announced thing in effect a spontaneous national holiday was essentially was with finance minister paul keating who walked took labor's reformist agenda into the 1990 s. but to the relationship turned sour keating challenge talk for the top job and one key thing was to win one more election victory labor's 5th in the row giving the party is the longest run in government to date. bob hawke divorced his wife of almost a

the water right sharing service for about $2000.00 and a school but will take you around the great barrier reef the submarine can take on 2 passages and goes up to 30 meters deep but is it for this news hour me back a couple minutes with more of the day's dudes. and investigation into the real powers that control the world health organization their obligation to their shareholders completely overwhelms any consideration of public health can they be trusted with building a healthier future if their loyalty becomes questionable reason and people that are involved in the h one n one push isn't getting much if they can't thank you now they w h o it's just chest who says w h o trust that you trust who on al-jazeera. she's the head of 4 generations of family and the bearer of 40 years of suffering fools a heart or a hinge a refugee in her ninety's has fled persecution in me and more 3 separate times in her life 1st in 1970 then 1991 and finally in 2017. they beat as they kidnapped us they detained as. gould and her family spanned almost a century in age bonded through blood and displacement they now

underwater ride sharing service for about $2000.00 an hour in scuba will take you around the great barrier reef submarine can take on 2 passengers and goes up to 30 meters deep says it will match the amount of each trip donated to conservation program. thank. or let's get rid of the sport is going to thank you so much nickel football's world governing body for has shelved plans to expand the 2020 world cup in cats so it's a 48 seems it will instead be a $32.00 country event as originally planned is preparing 8 stadiums for the middle east's 1st world cup the 2nd of which held its an oval game last week fifa have been looking at the possibility of staging games in neighboring countries but with saudi arabia the united arab emirates and bahrain sending a blockade of cuts on kuwait under a man like an infrastructure. has been abandoned. let's talk mansour underwater sure who writes for inside world football and you just walk us through the timing of this announcement by faith. what you're hi andy i mean this is a significant blow for so johnny i'm going to know who was very good to pull this off n

heatwaves and drought for the last five years and a million fish died in one of our rivers, the great barrier reefin the last few summers consecutively. so people are experiencing the damage caused by climate change and concern about climate change is now skyhigh. and people are not buying that coal is good anymore. actually they understand that it feuls global warming actually they understand that it fuels global warming and are supporting renewable energy. the two major parties haven't necessarily talked a lot about climate change in the past. given the concern that you're talking about, have they embraced that concern? do they now have policies where they are trying to win votes with thier climate change policies? with their climate change policies? yeah, actually, for the first time probably in australian elections we have had quite a strong narrative about climate change in this election. the labour party has led that narrative. the liberal party have essentially reallyjust made fun of the labor party's climate policies because they really don't have any of their own. so i'm actually very exc

many of these ships are bound for china speeding up the great barrier reef destruction. climate change is also firing up australia's elections the effects of climate change are hard to ignore here the adani coal mine is one of the conflicts epicenters. i have friends and family working in the mines up in north queensland and i'm 100 percent i understand they can say that stopping call like it's a huge industry up there i understand that but i think this issue is more important than just single electrets i think it involves all of us trial yeah but it's really is really a conservative party isn't willing to give up coal yet it still produces 75 percent of the country's power and billions in export capital and stronger storms forest fires droughts and dying reefs have done little to sway them. germany today decided to allow east scooters on the street it's been a heated debate because not everyone welcomes the devices but there are already common sight on the streets of some other cities like tel aviv and israel. electric scooters rule the tell of you streets. they fill a

about $2000.00 you can spend an hour in the aptly named scuba which will take you around the great barrier reef a submarine can carry 2 passengers and goes to a depth of 30 metres says it will donate some of its profits to reef conservation programs and there is more on everything here all of our top stories but also analysis that taking you behind the headlines al-jazeera dot com. just a brief look at the headlines this hour for you india's prime minister narendra modi is heading for another 5 year term with a landslide election victory is ruling b.j. peace party is on course to increase its majority in what modi hail to his story mandate more than 600000000 people voted in a marathon 6 week 7 phase process. today we have witnessed citizens from every nook and corner of the country filling this beggar's have i banged my head before india's 1300000000 citizen was the pentagon has confirmed the u.s. is considering sending more troops to the middle east as tensions escalate with iran washington has already deployed extra forces to the region saying it's facing on specified threats from to iran ir

. >>> you can explore australia's great barrier reef inside the world's first ride share submarine. uber is launching this service called uber. it costs $2000 and you will be flown to a helicopter to get into that submarine. the underwater experience will only be available for a limited time for a limited number of riders. >>> fox news correspondent explains how the political space will be tight. >> reporter: imagine one podium at a debate and multiply that by 20. that is what the first democratic debate may look like and even dependence arc perplexed. >> i am confused. >> reporter: kevin white it takes, the national committee is putting candidates on two stages over two days to give most in the field a shot. there were more than 20 candidates running so narrowing the field will be complicated. >> there are rules to follow. first prove that your popular. one person in three approved national polls or they can be statewide polls as long as they are iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, or nevada. or prove that you're good at fundraising. if this isn't enough to narrow things down, the

government introduced a universal public health service and environmental protections for the great barrier reef and forests in tasmania. well the. most loved the native animals wildlife off already say they're under threat from a fatal and painful disease the population in one national park has declined by 94 percent in just 6 years. reports from australia southern state of tasmania see how these back legs or only snakes are under attack from a contagious parasite called suck up to my left untreated the results a horrendous. the mind works with a community action group to try and tackle the disease we've seen them disappear in the hundreds just in this area admittedly this is the worst area probably but it's not on a slide it into this area his name is directed to national park and the surrounding forests a ground 0 for the worst recorded outbreak the one about population in this national park declined by 94 percent in just 6 years because of mine which. in an attempt to save the population volunteers placed flaps outside. then put a sheep lice treatment on them every week. strain scientists ar

s >>> starting today you can explore australia's great barrier reef in the first ride share submarineuber is launching the never lease. it cost $2000 for two people. a drivable pick you up in your will be flown by helicopter to get on the submarine. will only be available for a limited time to a limited number of riders. >>> a new study finds that women do not perform well in cold office temperatures. men and women perform differently depending on how cold or warm there officer home is. and associate professor says he found the warmer the room the better the women performed. for man the reaction was the opposite. they did worse. researchers recommend they take the comfort of their workers into account because it affects their job performance. >> that is not true. i am always running hot. >> and i am running cold. >>> more companies are turning to technology to help people meet their fitness goals. the new trend is high-tech fitness programs and giving traditional jones a run for their money. >> reporter: has a cult following that's getting bigger one workout at a time. palatine report

paul: it's about to come easier to go diving at the great barrier reef. ,ber is launching a ridesharecustomers to book a someone -- submarine trip. $2000, a one-hour submarine ride. the service will be called su ber. kathleen: sounds scooby-doo to me. more still ahead in the next hour. our exclusive interview with the m where ceo pat gelsinger. paul: that is it from daybreak australia. all the action coming up in daybreak asia next. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. paul: good morning. i am paul allen in sydney. you are under one hour away from the market open. >> good evening from bloomberg's global head

of the great barrier reef? uber has a solution.ichng will allow customers to book a submarine ride, a ride, snorkeling and the tour of the reef. the price tag, just over finally, amazon is pushing the $2000. boundaries of what technology is capable of. the company is working on a devicected -- activated that can break down human emotions. .ne to get to matt t how does it work? >> we are not exactly sure, but we have a decent idea. with all the data on voice, they can tag that with indicators on how someone areeeling, whether they aggressive or docile, and somehow after putting that algorithms, they can figure out what emotion someone is feeling and use that to offer products, the sky's the limit from there. >> my next question is, how well is this working? do we know how much progress they are making on this? >> we don't. they have been at it for quite some time. if the pet we believe work on this continued last year and has been going on recently, sort of a trial to make sure the software can accurately tag emotions. there were so

. >>> starting today you can explore the great barrier reef inside the first ride-share submarine. a series called scoober. what else would they call $12,0 a driver will pick you up. you'll be helicoptered to an island to get to the submarine. it will only be available for a limited time to a limited number of riders. >>> hawaii airlines issuing credits and apologies to those charged with tickets they bought earlier this month. they said the problem allowed them to buy tickets with their program but didn't subtract miles from those amounts. they were cancelled and passenger will have to rebook. other the were charged dollars instead of miles. it was costing $17,000. everyone is being offered 10,000 frequent flyer miles as in a a building gy. it lasted a few hours, but it has been fixed. >>> time is 6:51. steve is here to talk about the weather and weather we can enjoy being outside whatever we're doing. >> a little better than yesterday. that is for sure. yesterday was the last big system of the season unless forecast models. and the running month to date. 4.41, 1.44. might married

. >>> you can explore australia's great barrier reef in the first submarine.aunching a new service that will cost $2000 for two people. the driver will pick you up and then you will be flown by chopper to get on that submarine. it will be only available for a limited time. >>> a high care is making a remarkable recovery after being lost in the forest for over off and lost her sharch and refor 17 days before she was spotted. >> there were times i had total fear and loss and wanting to gi and i had to choose. i chose life. >> she said she only plan to go for a short hike the got turned around. she survived by eating wild berries and drinking water from a stream. >>> a 65-year-old man was killed by guest shark attack in now we. he was found unresponsive in the water. when he was pulled ashore, one of his legs was gone. >> they pulled the man out and he looked unconscious. they transferred him to the other gurney and trying to do cpr on him. >> reporter: he was an optometrist in graduate of uc berkeley school of optometry and was an avid scuba diver but maui was a

you can explore the great barrier reef. a submarine service is called scoober and it is $2,000 for two people. a driver will pick you up and youth be flown by a helicopter to an island to board the submarine. uber says the underwater experience will only be a available for a limited time for a limited number of riders. >> this is more normal. happening today, many public transit systems will be on holiday or sunday schedules. bart will be on a sunday schedule. they will have their holiday schedule. >>> you should check ahead on lane to find out if your schedule has been faked. >>> the central part of the country continues to be impacted by severe weather including deadly tornadoes. people in oklahoma are cleaning up, but they could see more extreme weather. here is more. >> it has been trying for us and our community. >> reporter: it has been more than a week since severe weather rolled throug central u.s. putting millions of people at risk, but the powerful thunderstorms are showing no signs of slowing down. tornadoes, hea

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passengers can book a trip through the )great barrier reef ) from the uber app. a car picks you up, a chopper flies you to an island, then you board the submarine. it costs 2-grand for 2 people. tracking (three crashes right now happening now-- polls in the united kingdom are open in elections for the european parliament. the elections are being highly scrutinized, as the nation is still wrestling with its plans to leave the european union. support is surging for populists and nationalists who want to rein in the e-u )s powers. results of the four days of voting will not be officially released until sunday night. and next on today in the bay - we )ll check-in with marcus. he )s live in contra costa couny to talk with viewers and pass out free coffee. but first: one of our top stories - a ticket scam for the nba finals. >>> welcome back. 6:56 right now. before you head out the door, here are the top stories we are covering on "today in the bay." >>> we are closely following a story, nbc news now confirming american taliban and bay area native john walker lindh was

charles: this is like the great barrier reef, the droughts farmers suffered, decline of fishing yields straw ya. people decide to stick to a economy working pretty well and not take the gamble. >> that is a pretty good test market. voters are concerned about climate change policies than actual climate change. when you take a step back it is not too surprising because all of these progressive policies it is the sticker shock. sounds really good, a nice bumper sticker until you have to pay for it. remember, you want to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, that makes fossil fuels, coal, gas more expensive of the what does that mean? disposable income for consumers and horrible manufacturing market. charles: i think it is nuts in a sense that china is not going to stop. india is not going to stop. australia, for the as you as aus to take on the financial burden, they can't take on climate change on their own. >> to reduce the temperature of the planet would take radical action like the "green new deal." charles: it will be winning issue in 2020? >> it will be a winning issue for president tr

and the great barrier reef which everyone sort of knows australia by, there has been coral bleachingause of heat waves. so the impact of using fossil fuels and having coal mining especially in australia, that is one of the biggest sx ports that australia relies on for its economy, it is a direct impact. and australiians feel that very directly and keenly. and that was actually one of the biggest reasons why malcolm turnbull got pushed out of power last year. his party could not agree on a proper way to come together on an energy policy that they could sell amongst each other to the public. and from the young voters particularly, this is such an issue for them because they really do see politicians gambling with their future. so the labor party has come out with a very ambitious platform in terms of when it comes to sort of complying with the paris agreement and the missions targets. and that has the liberal party arguing that it costs the economy more financially and the labor party say that we pay for it now or we pay for it in the future. so it is a real argument and real division

with the extreme drought and mass flooding and the great barrier reef which everybody knows australiay. there's been a lot of bleaching because of heat waves. sort impact of using fossil fuels and having coal mining, especially in this area, that's one of the biggest exports that australia relies on for its economy, it's a direct impact. and australians feel that very directly and very keenly. and that's been -- that was actually one of the biggest reasons why malcolm turnbull got pushed out of power last year. his party could not agree on a properly way to come together on an energy policy that they could sell amongst each other, let alone the public. and, you know, within -- from the young voters, particularly. this is such an issue for them because they really do see politicians gambling with their future. the labor party has come out with a very ambitious platform. in terms of -- sort of complying -- complying with the paris agreement and the missions target. and that's something that scott morrison and the liberal party are arguing will actually cost the economy more financially.

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about $30000.00 you can spend an hour in the aptly named scuba which will take you around the great barrier reef submarine can carry 2 passengers and goes to a depth of 30 metres. and ate some of its profits to reef conservation programs. i don't mind at the top stories here on al-jazeera india's prime minister narendra modi is heading for another 5 years with a landslide election victory his ruling b j p policies on course to increase its majority what modi has hailed as a historic mandate more than 600000000 people voted in a mouth and 6 week 7 a phase process. today we have witnessed citizens from every nook and corner of the country filling this beggar's have and i bang my head before india's 1300000000 citizen. the pentagon has confirmed that the us is considering sending more troops to the middle east as tensions escalates with iran washington has already deployed extra forces to the region saying it's facing on specified threats from tyrol iran's president rouhani says his country won't surrender to u.s. pressure even if it's bold and we want to watch the risk of rain just delicious so. i

government introduced a universal public health service and environmental protections for the great barrier reef and forests in tasmania while the one that is one of australia's most loved to native animals but wildlife authorities say they are under threat from a fatal and painful disease the one but population one has declined by 94 percent in just 6 years to ambrose reports from the strain is southern states of tasmania see how these big leagues. warmbloods are under attack from a contagious parasite called suck up to. left untreated the results are horrendous . the mind works with a community action group to try and tackle the disease we've seen them disappear in the hundreds just in this area admittedly this is the worst period probably but it's not always saluted in today's syria. used to run to national park and the surrounding forests a ground 0 for the worst recorded outbreak the woman population in this national park declined by non to 4 percent in just 6 years because of mines. in an attempt to save the population volunteers placed flaps outside. then put a sheep lice treatment on the

1st ever under water ride sharing service for $2000.00 an hour and as you can get around the great barrier reef marine good take on 2 passengers and goes up to 30 metres deep in for says it will match the amount of beach trip and donate it to conservation programs. recap the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. is apparently considering plans to send thousands more troops to the middle east to guard against what it says are potential threats from iran this news agencies are reporting that donald trump's national security team will be briefed on thursday early vote counting shows indian prime minister narendra modi is likely to can't claim victory in the world's biggest poll according to the election commission modi's ruling coalition is off to an early start so her man has more from new delhi . according to the election commission these are still early stages they are trends at the moment that the election commission is keeping the indian public abreast stall of data suggesting that the beach road in the lead in 292 constituencies that if they win all of those 292 constituencies they've won 10 will