speaker, and the arrangements with malaysia. now let's go through this, mr. speaker miss all but complete to methodically. the prime minister of australia, and the prime minister of malaysia released a statement that outlines the agreement reached buy then. and that statement says prime ministers have agreed that the limits to this bilateral agreement will include transfers treated with dignity and respect and in accordance with human rights, mr. speaker. that is what the agreement between the two prime ministers says very clearly, mr. speaker. it has been confirmed by the high commissioner from malaysia to australia since then, mr. speaker that they will be treated humanely under terms of that agreement and the members of misrepresent the situation in relation to malaysia, mr. speaker. the member comes in here and cry crocodile tears about the situation for the asylum seekers and kreisky's crocodile tears at the same time criticizing us for taking too many asylum seekers out of malaysia but criticizing us for taking for thousand seekers out. >> it is excelle

taking 4,000 asylum seekers out of malaysia. [talking over each other] >> only by this point as this is house would recall. last november the member from cook proposed an arrangement similar to that from the transfer agreement accepted instead of malaysia he proposed iran. i wonder how he would have gone negotiating the protection of this government -- >> the leader of the opposition. >> this is for the prime minister. i refer the prime minister to the latest version of the got report. in particular number 17. australian households will ultimately bear the full cost of a carbon surprise. arkin she maintained that her tax only makes the polluters pay? >> the prime minister. >> thank you for the reference to be ghana review. i have the review in my hand. it is the product of seven months work. we should think him as an australian parliament and end and australian nation. i anticipate everybody will agree with the review put forward by mr. garnaut. that should not stop us thinking him for his work and respecting him in his professi

not if you're flying first class on the malaysia airlines. have you ever sat next to a crying baby? >> a crying baby, yes, i have. it's so annoying! >> considering i have two children of my own in that position, it's something that comes with the territory. >> reporter: the ceo of the airline confirmed that babies are booted from first class. he tweeted that the airline, quote, has received complaints from first class passengers that they spend money for first class but can't sleep due to crying infants. unquote. >> wouldn't be able to enjoy my flight and i have a crying baby, you know, just had to relax. >> reporter: but for leanne who usually travels with her 2-year- old in first class, that's something to cry about. >> it makes me feel discriminated against. it's just the way of the world, you know? they are crying babies and deal with it. >> reporter: alexander anna lick is a travel law attorney and has sued malaysia airlines

but you won't see them in first class on malaysia airlines. confirmed that the baby ban was in response to passengers' complaints. they say that they pay a lot of money to have to sit next to a crying baby. some sfo passengers like the idea of a baby-free flight. but parents say it's not fair to the families. >> wouldn't be able to enjoy my flight and i have a crying baby, you know, just trying to relax. >> it makes me feel discriminated against. >> it's just the way of the world. you know? there are crying babies and you have to deal with it. >> malaysia airlines does allow babies to fly in coach as well as in business class. one travel attorney says that the airline is not violating any laws in other countries, but once they fly to the u.s., they will have to face a different set of rules. >> i was going to say, if you are going first class, you don't see a lot of babies up in first class, do you? >> seems like a waste of money with a baby in first class. >> i fly coach all the time. so i walk through and say, wow, a baby. >> 5:25 now. some

the president is due to be in malaysia.ither arrest al bashir or prevent him from entering the country. >> does that help the situation? sudan is already facing so many obstacles right now. do you think throwing that into the mix would help. >> he is wanted for genocide, crimes communitied against humanity. similar crimes or perhaps of a similar magnitude are being committed in south sudan committed during the civil war. we have a situation where people are being shot and killed, women and children are being internally displaced. our population is 60,000. 53,000 displaced is unacceptable. it has to stop. >> and the ethiopian troops are suggested to come in and control the border between north and south. do you think that's a good solution? >> it is a solution. because at the end of the day what is important is civilians must be protected. and forces will be able to under take that. but the sudanese government must stop using force. they continue to do with. >> deputy manager for africa. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> t

. >>> and no babies in first class on malaysia airlines for some planes anyway.ready banned babies on shall 747s. now they're extending to airbuses. they say a lot of customers were complaining about crying infants. i'm not bothered by crying kids. it's what they do. the company's ceo tweeted this, to be clear, we do take babieses in business and economy. our flights to north america have no first class, so no impact there. so this is only on malaysia airline flights where they actually have a first class. i've been pretty vocal about the fact that i'm not troubled at all by babies. but i have no babies in my life. christine romans takes a harder line. you think sometimes babies should be kept separate? >> i would love it if the babies could be taken care of by somebody else in coach while we're in first class. how is that? are they providing a baby-sitter? that's what i want to know. you can't a your baby in first class. i don't think they're providing a baby-sitter. >> take a look at these pictures. this is greece, second day now that vote expected to take plac

it has announced plans to send unaccompanied children seeking asylum to detention centers in malaysia. they explain some of the background. >> parents put unaccompanied children on the boats had a charge them very heavily. the hope that the children will be able to start a new life. in the past, that places like iraq, afghanistan, where people tend to of july on them. in all cases, they are intercepted. what the rest trillion government has said, these unaccompanied children could be part of the deal that is part of the australian government's attempts to bolster its border protection. it has been slammed by human rights groups here. >> what have they said that children will be well cared for? >> that is what they have seized upon. there is a very high-level of sexual harassment. there are nine unaccompanied children at the moment at the detention center in the indian ocean. among them, girls. imagine what would happen if an unaccompanied choral is in the kind of environment. they will fall prey to gangs and officials. the australian government says that they need to send out a very s

. >>> finally, parents flying on malaysia airlines may need a sitter.he carrier has reportedly banned babies from first class cabins. >>> coming up, the mets slam the tigers. lee shuts down the sox, and america's world cup women in action. plus the orioles luke scott commits home run robbery against the cardinals. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> the fourth of july holiday weekend slowly approaches and right on cue the heat is going to get worse. the forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you are just waking up, this is "early today." in sports last night the opening game of a matchup many call a potential world series preview was no contest. here's nbc's fred roggin with all your early morning sports headline psp. >> if you don't know by now, the phillies cliff lee is good. he's real good. he was up to his old tricks against the red sox. tossed a two-hitter for the third straight complete game shutout. getting to be ridiculous how dominant he is. domonic brown gave him the support he needed. a two

that's the goal behind a new baby ban by malaysia airlines.d it changes its policy. this was in response to passenger complaints. they say that they pay too much money to have to sit next to a crying baby. some like it but some parents say it's not fair to the families. >> wouldn't able to enjoy my flight. to have a crying baby you know -- just trying to relax. >> i feel discriminated against. >> it's the way of the world. you know, there's crying babies, and you have to deal with it. >> malaysia airlines allows babies to fly in coach as well as in business class. on its website, it describes the baby or infant as anyone who is younger than two years old. >> three-year-olds cry, too. >> louder i think. more active. >> like my 3 and 4-year-old here? great. >> 6:52. it's 23 feet long and has eight arms. but the big catch is more than just a lot of calamari. the squid that's earning a place in history. >> the 4th of july is coming up on monday. there's plenty of displays scheduled throughout the bay area. we have a complete list of the bay area f

similar arrests were also made in taiwan, malaysia, and thailand. those in custody are being questioned by immigration authorities. it's unclear whether the cyber crimes are connected from country to country. investigators are still trying to determine how much money people lost in these fraud schemes. >>> pakistani authorities are investigating the shooting death of an unarmed teenager by paramilitary troops in karachi. footage of the shooting has sparked public anger in pakistan. video shows the boy being shot at point blank range in a public park in an upscale karachi neighborhood. he died soon after being taken to a hospital. a spoke man part paramilitary rangers said the forces had to detain the 18-year-old because he was trying to rob people in the park. hundreds of people showed up at his funeral thursday and denounced the rangers. his family rejected accusations that he was a robber. s family r that he was a robber. s family r that he was a robber. hs family that he was a robber. as family s that he was a robber. hs family accusations that h

with a first class education, he now works in malaysia, where a higher salary allows him to live a better life and support his family back home. >>talukder: we are living in the rural areas actually and there are some students studying in the primary school that do not have the good dresses, or shoes and sometimes we buy for them. and some students they cannot afford the examination fee and this is very very high. >>reporter: bangladesh now earns close to 10 billion dollars a year from remittances like this. >>tajul sends money home to his village two hours from dhaka. his brother runs a medicine shop in anearby bazaar. >>talukder: "i get the money from there and i've got seven students in the family to give it to. some are in primary, some in high school and one in university. >>reporter: this cousin of tajul's is doing a degree at a university in the northern city of bogra. >>rahmatulla: i want to get a good position like cousin tajul. my aim is to help educate people in my village. i want to help the country, my mum, my dad and my sister and i want to educate them, godwilling. >>report

found in indonesia, malaysia and thailand, pangalons are a protected species on endangered species. >>> a week-long celebration has kicked off in sri lanka to mark the 2,350th anniversary of the introduction of buddhism to the country from india. the main events of the full moon day will take place in the central city of the ancient capital of the island nation. they include chanting of sutras and illumination of the main temples. the authorities have deployed hundreds of busses and started special train services to transport hundreds of thousands of people to the site. about 3 million people are expected to participate. >>> hello there. welcome to your weather update. we'll take a look at east asia first of all. looking at changeable weather for japan today. there will be spells of sunshine in between those clouds but looking quite showery up in the north for hokkaido. also one or two showers could affect central areas including tokyo as well. further south for the amami islands getting close to that seasonal rain band. here going to see hefty showers and at the tail end of this syst

for in fact working hard towards the solemn end of nuclear weapons and that is the policy idea to malaysia and i assure you of that you have had one hundred percent transparency on preceding in the history of the i.a.e.a. and you cannot find any place in your report of the decade general questioning our enrichment activities that is why i was very disappointed. when i know to you said the in the r.v. interview we had the radiation had such a claim therefore i hope that the advisors of green correctly information from the i.a.e.a. had of course that the personal ego. joined me and other in about. the beginning of this year and out these kind of let's say claim or in fact the less they are on them technically based the statement will not happen if i made like i mean just for a moment here's a forgive me for interrupting and i'm sure the international cannot promise appreciate your sure and says that iran does not have a nuclear weapons program but of course are certainly washington d.c. capitol hill they they can they keep asking guys iran have a nuclear weapons program or did a house around

while french open finals francesca schiavone also progressed the italian needed three sets against malaysia duckett six one six six three that's the score in this one. this match was really tough for me. so. keeping going playing a much more chance to play that for. to prove. while sailing plenty of the limelight has five time former champion famous williams who claimed a straightforward win against prospect there akhil a man what out of a police to get through the pressure of the first grand. pulling in the major you know there's a little bit of. tension. tension alive a lot of expectations to go out there and play as i do in practice which i've been hitting the ball really well and you know especially haven't played a lot too it's you know a little pressure of lead to to come out swinging as usual for me while the men's defending champion rafael nadal took a little time to settle against his first round opponent he trailed america's michael russell forty two in the first test came back to win six four six two six two one hour and fifty eight minutes say this is former iraqi it's one of. t

for you fact working hard towards disarmament of nuclear weapons and that is the policy idea to malaysia and i assure you that we have had one hundred percent transparency on precedent in the history of the i.a.e.a. and the sooner the better united nations security council should just stop engagement and these political in fact victoria statements by here and there just complicate the situation and therefore my advice is lead to do is job and of course director general should also do is professional work not to put pressure on iran based on united nations security council resolution and swore a suspension or additional protocol because it won't work mr. tawny the iranian envoy to the i.a.e.a. the international atomic energy agency it's been a pleasure talking to you live from vienna thank you very much leisure talking to you thank you very much. to a substantial degree and one problem or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow is an approaching. early twenty first century military bases and. this is a. form. that th

for even five working hard towards the moment of nuclear weapons and that is the policy idea to malaysia and i assure you i doubt you have had their one hundred percent transparency on place in any if you study of the i.a.e.a. and you cannot find any place in good imports of director general questioning our enrichment activities that is why i was very disappointed. when i know to you said in the r.t. interview we have the radiation had such a claim therefore i hope that the. advisers of green correctly deformation from the i.a.e.a. had of course the presently there where a lot more of them actually joined me and other in about. the beginning of this year and out this kind of let's say claim or in fact the less they are on them they're technically based their statement will not happen if i may for i finally just for a moment here's a forgive me for interrupting and i'm sure the international cannot be. sure sure and says that iran does not have a nuclear weapons program but of course or certainly washington d.c. capitol hill very big they keep asking does iran have a nuclear weapons progr

almost gone because they took it started expanding so russia was let down in a way from a like in malaysia nation the same time russia let itself down by not having a unified strategy of any kind the voices coming out of moscow yeltsin say one thing one month we went to warsaw and so poland could join later if he's wanted then the arena egged on that second time around there were several voices and the most important voices among them were the corporate voices who were pro west and pro western economic looks. as if you've been here gentlemen we've got run out of time and we certainly can all agree that yeltsin would lead a revolutionary life when he thinks of my guest today in the studio here with me in london and in washington thanks to our viewers for watching as you darkie see you next time remember crossed party lines. to take.

in malaysia we have seen unprecedented progress on a variety of issues began with non-proliferation but not ending there. we have worked on a whole host of bilateral initiatives. the president had an excellent meeting with the prime minister during the nuclear summit last year and this is a relationship that has traditionally underperformed and there's a recognition that working with the united states and malaysia can't go forward as a whole. i will turn to the last couple countries as we conclude here but i do want to say a few things about global posture. secretary gates and his team involved in a very intense process. the mantra of diversified politically stable arrangements, our overall goal is to secure a strong enduring american presence that sends a message of commitment not just in northeast asia but other countries in the region as a whole. it is and animating feature of the global posture and you will see in shangri-la secretary gates unveiling some specific concepts and ideas in coming days. what is the to do list? what do we think is important going forward? i will go throug

thursday is expected to be a $17 billion day for the european playmaker airbus with malaysia set to finalize an order for 200 a-320 neojets. you're looking at the engine that will power that particular aircraft at the moment. the largest ever single order for this type of jet, comes after air embasbus confirmed an deal for 180 aircraft. also the same model a-320 neos. one last headline from the air show. other airlines have experimented and run successful flights that the dutch airline klm says it will lead the way when it come oz to using biofuel in commercial jets. it has plans to use recycled cooking oil on some 200 flights between paris and amsterdam starting in the month of september. >>> now, coming up on "world business today," a hard tass ak head for farmers in china as they come to terms with the reality of those devastating floods. that's straight ahead on the show. [ female announcer ] what if your natural beauty could be flawless too? discover aveeno positively radiant tinted moisturizers with scientifically proven soy complex and natural minerals. give you sheer coverage instant

information and sending it efficiently over these analog lawyers for example in the presence of malaysia's. but while he solved a lot of these problems in an analog way, he simultaneously solved them in the digital way meaning its digital and in our world that makes it suitable for storage on all kind of new devices instead of just records we have compact discs which store many times more bits because they are microscopic bits in screened with the police are on a silicon or some other material. by solving these problems both in analog and digital terms, shannon made a great leap forward for science that was just in the process of being born which was computer science. >> host: so at what point did the bits of information theory and the transistor connect? if it was entirely by accident or circumstance, happenstance in 1948, when they begin to intersect? >> guest: they began to converge very quickly. the 1950's, the early 50's and then on to the 60's saw the birth of the digital computer into the beginning mentioned norbert wiener try he came in the beginning too. he was one of the people w

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malaysia airlines now banning babies on some of its flights. the airline says children under the age of 2 no longer allowed on first class sections in the 747s. babies will also be banned on air bus a380s when they begin to fly with the airlines next year. that ban comes after some of the first class passengers complained about babies crying during their flights. >> i think people might complain about that ban as well. >> may be. >> it will be ongoing. >>> 6:18 is the time. let's check in with sal. >>> they should also ban obnoxious people. [ laughter ] >> good morning everyone. you don't want to sit next to that guy on the plane either right? take a look at the commute 80 westbound as you head out to the macarthur maze. no major problems if you are driving vallejo, pinole, richmond that traffic looks okay so far. off to a nice start. this morning's drive live pictures i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights switched on a few moments ago and traffic is getting a little bit slow waiting at the toll plaza. also 237 off to a n

well, babies no longer welcome in the first class cabins in some of the flights of malaysia airlines.irline is banning passengers under the age of 2 years old in the first class section in 747 jets. it will also prohibit babies on its air bus a380s when they begin to fly with the airline next year. the ban comes after some of the first class passengers complained about babies crying during flights. >>> time now 5:27. an overnight drama in the waters near san francisco's cliff house. now it involves three men. here's some of them. they fell out of their crab boat. >> reporter: an overnight homicide in fairfield. what police are looking for to link the suspects to the scene of the crime. >>> also a substance clean up crews are now trying to get rid of at oakland's lake merit. >>> good morning. northbound 280 that traffic is doing very nicely coming up into the west valley and all the way up. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. this is the ktvu channel 2 morning news. wednesday june 29th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. tim

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in malaysia we've seen unprecedented progress on a variety of issues beginning with non-proliferation but not ending there. we worked closely on a whole host of bilateral initiatives. the president had an excellent meeting with the press minister during the nuclear summit last year, and i think this is the relationship that has traditionally underperforms and there is a recognition that working together with the united states and malaysia can do going forward as a whole. i would turn to the last couple of countries as we conclude here, but i do want to say a few things of the global posture review. secretary gates and his team and others aren't involved in a very intense process and you know the mantra diversified politically stable arrangements are our overall goal is to secure a strong and enduring american presence that sends a message of commitment not just to northeast asia but increasingly southeast asia and other countries in the region as a whole. it is an animated feature of the global posture review, and you'll see in shangri-la secretary gave some feeling some concepts and

. >>> babies are no longer welcome in the first class cabins of some of the flights of malaysia airlinesat -- that airline says it's banning passengers under the age of 2 in the first-class section of 747 plains. it will also ban babies on the first class 8380s when they begin to fly next year. some of the passengers complain about babies crying during the flight. >>> more labor trouble in the sports world. fans are losing hope for a normal nba season. after talks yesterday, commission dave individual stern announced -- david stern talks will not resume until tomorrow. the deadline to reach an agreement is tomorrow at midnight. owners are asking for a more flexible salary cap and for players to forfeit 8% of the -- of their salaries. but players say they will only take up to a $500 million collectively. >>> and players and owners will undergo another talk in the nfl. the bray day versus nfl sought -- brady versus nfl lawsuit is reaching an end. >>> a san francisco elementary school shock some of its neighbors by throwing, new, unused work books into a recycling bin. the prince pam says o