this time out of melbourne, australia. david gray, 32 years old and his passenger, ryan boyd, 19, are getting beat by two cops. you see a punch and a kick and a slap? and another cop joins in with a baton. >> this is so frustrating, if they need to contain them, contain them, control them. but they could really inflict some serious, long-lasting damage to these guys. >> what did the guys do that got the cops so mad. >> they did a burn-out in front of the police station. >> you're kidding? >> i'm not kidding. in australia, in the melbourne area, there's a big problem with they call them hoon drivers, hoodlums driving fast, they're trying to crack down on the guys driving like maniacs around melbourne. but most people are saying this went too far. it happened back in may, the video was just released because the sentencing just came out of e police officers. ne was suspended without pay including intentionally causing injury and unlawful assault. the other officer resigned from the police force in october and pleaded guilty t

i guesses we we'll be like melbourne in australia -- melbourne and sydney, democrats and republican ares. melbourne and sydney built railroad tracks that when they got to each other whatever those things are called didn't match. but i think the pipeline could be built in the safest parts and dealt with at other points in time, even though overall i'm pose opposed it to it. here's the problem. this thing is extremely complex. it is the end of the year. it is not going to pass the senate. the president has said that he would reject it. and i just feel that we can do better, should do better, must do better. it is must-pass legislation. and despite my chairman's assertions it is a clear, a clear, example of promises made, promsz promises not kept. i yield back. >> as i said, i hope very much we'll have an opportunity to move to the floor for votes and you've both been very patient. i appreciate it. mr. woodall. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank you mr. camp for having an open ear. there's been a lot of discussion about how this bill got to be the bill that it is today. i don't envy you in

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looks like some people were camping out in the park in melbourne. here come the police.can't just camp out in a city park. >> there is like 15 policemen coming. >> and then what you just saw was a tent monster. apparently you can't sleep in a tent in melbourne australia in a park but you can wear one. >> how are these cops keeping a straight face. >> i don't think they are thinking this is funny. they are probably mad but there is nothing they can do about this. >> the pants came out from the bottom of the tent. >> electric toothbrush. >> this is why the u.s. postal service is going out of business because of jarred foster and his family. they don't send out christmas cards, they make a video. ♪ ♪ jingle bells ♪ what fun to ride and sing ♪ >> so you see their whole family gets in on it. all four kids, mom and dad. >> is the dad lip singing? ♪ >> i believe so, yes. >> she wasn't around. >> would have had to shoot it with like cake. >> everyone thoughs way the christmas >> we had to find a way to connect with family and friends. >> i'm not kidding. where did you do it? how

dramatic pictures there from melbourne australia british m.p. passed a motion to review a controversial extradition treaty with the u.s. this week in the chaotic aftermath of nine eleven it allows washington to demand the extradition of any u.k. citizen regardless of criminal evidence because artie's i have a bennett reports from london britain's patience is wearing thin. all take and no give that's the growing feeling in britain's parliament against america's controversial extradition treaty it was signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven panic and makes it far easier for the us to take people from the u.k. than the other way around now forty five m.p.'s from the three main parties have crossed the political divide and joined forces they finally forced a debate and parliamentary vote on what they called an injustice was a mistake in the first with this ministry i think it was a mistake it's not a level playing field even with a partner like america we need to make sure that we of being equal and we are being fair to our citizens

in melbourne, australia, police marched forward.d like an oddly random verbal signal rang out. protesters, it turned out, were wearing their tents. they were dubbed the tent monsters to okccupy melbourne pt their antics to music and uploaded them to youtube. police seemed befuddled. one tent even dropped its pants. one of the officers asked how did they do it, to which a protester replied. >> tape. >> reporter: tape. and then lo and behold the police turned around and left with the tents in hot pursuit. one website labeled it mock and awe. arguments between police and protesters over tents have at times been intense. for instance at occupy toronto. >> are you going to touch my stuff, sir? do you have a warrant, sir? excuse me, officer. >> reporter: but the only warrant at occupy melbourne should have been from the fashion police. true, tents may not make the most flattering outfits. as one person posted, honey, does this tent make my butt look big? jeanne moos, cnn. new york. >>> all right. and there's an update to jeanne's story th

davies was the founder of the grammar school in melbourne, australia. draj tragically he died, the victim of a deadly disease contracted during his three-week walk. it inspired 126 australian missionarie missionaries. >> i say this says we must give ourselves more completely to preach the gospel to the koreans>> a medical facility to deal with lepers. he received a award. >> the lepers at the time had to leave their homes. they were able to be treated in the hospital, the patients were so thankful. >> pastor gray and his wife founded kindergartens in the region. in the 120 years since joseph davies walked into buson, korea's population has grown to 15 million. many are hearing for the first time about the australians brought them the gospel over a century ago. stan jeter, cbn news. >>> up next, don't despise the day of small beginnings, the poorest people are turning into all from the help of one international ministry. >> welcome back, poverty produces scary statistics, estimated 22,000 children die daily because of the conditions of poverty. those dri

the unnamed teenager -- in melbourne last year. the killing came amid a string of attacks on indian students in millburn. our correspondent is in sydney. >> this is a case that went back to january 2010, almost two years ago. he was crossing a part in it millboard when he was set upon by a 15-year-old used. -- youth. within a day of the attack, he died of his injuries. the young man was later arrested. what this led to was a series of protest in australia and india, those people claiming that this was a racially motivated attack. this was the latest in a series of attacks against indian nationals here in australia. the row when right to the highest levels of government. the prime minister of australia becoming involved. it was a diplomatic standoff for a time. there was a possibility that relations could have been severed. eventually, that was not to be the case. there was also the possibility that indian students would drop off because of that. what has happened now is that the judge has rolled that this was not a racist attack. t

here is melbourne, florida. it's illegal to pitch a tent in melbourne, florida, in the parks.ops. there's the tent. they're going to come. they're going to take -- oh, wait a minute. wearing tents as clothing makes it legal. police seem to have a sense of humor, the whole group went out and had a beer afterwards. one way to get around the law. >> yeah, run around the law. >> designer tents, huh? >> very tents situation. >> let's get to meteorologist christina loren. >> there's some frost developing and some fog in the north bay. 4 there. you're at 43 degrees by the water. as we head throughout the afternoon temperatures climb into the 50s and we'll round out the day with the 60s across the board. a lot of sunshine. the hazy sunshine is the spare the air day. let's find out about your drive with mike inouye. >> just a half hour drive to the toll plaza. made worse because of an accident. we saw slowing off the merge. the bay bridge also shows another issue that we're dealing with or you're dealing with across the bay. a look at the bay bridge live shot. you'll see the fog throug

notably the portland course in scotland, the rosemont golf course in perth, the west course at royal melbourne in australia, and sharp park holds a special place. he designed many other golf courses. one is ranked one of the best collegiate golf courses in the united states. the number two rated course in the united states according to golf digest. most notably, the augusta national golf course in the augusta, ga., raided the greatest course in america in 2001. [tone!] sharp park is the second most important landmark in pacifica next to the pacific ocean. it is unaffordable, beautiful place to play golf. you do not have to travel an hour. we have harding park, lincoln park. this is the only course that is affordable to a lot of golfers. it is a treasure. we implore you to keep it. thank you. supervisor avalos: next speaker. more cards. >> think you for giving me the opportunity to address your special meeting. i am a pacifica resident and a sequoia a member, a sequoia audubon member. i am also a volunteer with the clover program. let's not forget the overall reasons to safeguard the policy of

all time was present in the flesh out the unveiling of the statue on the parade of champions the melbourne cricket ground born is the former record holder for most wickets taken by a in international test cricket been an impressive tally of seven hundred ninety eight forty two still takes to the pitch though just in that domestically born is only eleven constraining sportsmen to come to stay in such an honor and was flattered by the result. looks fantastic a very very good. very proud it's a great on us was sort of weird seeing yourself up there but it's a very good likeness and very proud of it so that's the sport for the moment morten to ask. wealthy british style sign. on. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. witnesses. to history in the making of. testimony. ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. .

the killing came amid a string of attacks on indian students in melbourne. widespread outrage in india. the keene will serve a minimum of eight years. more violence in china. >> that is right. it happened as police moved in to break up a potent -- break up a post test -- break up a protest. china will give in to demands of protesters along the coast. >> increasing evidence of the middle class taking on the authorities. this amateur video cannot be independently verified, but it appears to show protesters blocking the highway to demand a coal-fired power station. protesters were not satisfied with the statement from officials on tuesday night that the power plant plans would be suspended. on the second day of the demonstration, riot police moved in to disperse the crowd. the clashes came around 115 kilometers northeast of wu-kan. defiant villagers secured big concessions after a weeklong standoff with the authorities. they agreed to free three villagers and detained over an earlier protest and released the body of a fourth, who died in police custody. they al

>> melbourne, the 26 of december. it has a certain ring to it. atlet's have a quick look these pictures. the odds of mars being able to support human life is short. nasa says it has found the clearest sign of water flowing of the red planet. that is it. that is the side. people operating the mars rover sought the line costing -- crossing the shadow of the camera. is a well formed metal deposit returned. it is about 45 centimeters long test suggest it could be gypsum. that would be important because it could only be deposited, we are told, by a long time flow of water. maybe there is water there. there is more of that on the website. funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? bbc world news was presented

127 wentworth way, melbourne. >> well, one of them is right here, miss dunn. >> "benjamin crutchett. attorney at law." >> i hope that allays your very understandable fears. >> oh...yes, indeed, sir. i didn't mean to doubt you. >> now, miss dunn, to business. i do have to tell you that the house is in keswick. >> ah, that's just over by acton, isn't it, sir? >> no, miss dunn. it's in the north of england near carlisle. >> oh, my good god. >> but before we confront that particular difficulty, there is one other stipulation that we should get out of the way. >> whatever's that, sir? >> well, it's of no importance since it doesn't apply in this case, thank heaven. it's just a stipulation that you should not be in domestic service. >> oh. >> whatever's the matter, miss dunn?

welcome back to the spotlight i'm in melbourne over and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is set again of course russian deputy foreign minister your excellency you just mentioned the former soviet republics really enter great in today as being our allies the allies of modern russia but the last war russia conducted the the conflict with georgia not a single country of which you mention as the russian allies has been an ally in this conflict why even virtually i wouldn't describe it the way you did because number one there was a georgian attack on south a city and russian peacekeepers russian never asked for any military assistance because we believed time was sharp and we need to react immediately subsequently we worked in order to ensure that there is a plan in place that you know creates a better situation for this territory for the new independent state of south and for there we do think time will come when everyone around including our immediate neighbors recognize the new reality but we are not begging for it with think it's self-explanatory what happened there i thi

time was present in the flesh at the unavailing you can statute on the greatest champion was in melbournecricket ground. is the former record holder for most kids taken by a balloon after test cricket is not impressive tally of seven hundred eight in the forty two he still takes to the pitch not just in the domestic league one is only the elevons a strain of sportsmen troops so to such an honor i was flattered by the result. that's looks fantastic it's very very good so i was very proud it's a great on ice was sort of weird seeing yourself up there but it's a very good likeness and very proud of it. and that's all the support for this bulletin this morning just under two hours please join me again. witnesses. to history in the making. testimony. ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . brighton if you knew about someone from funds. for instance on t.v. . and.

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this is melbourne, australia.t's the occupy movement here come the cops because it's illegal to pitch a tent in the park. there's the tent. let's see what happens. and there you go. if you wear a tent, it's not illegal. there's nothing illegal about making tent clothing. and then i assume everyone went out for a beer afterwards because it looks like everybody there had a pretty good sense of humor. back to you. >>> scott, thank you very much. that's right. takes a big man to pull off a tent. >>> you got to be happy about the forecast these days. a little cool start to the morning. things warm up nicely. checking in with christina loren. >> good morning to you. still hazy. we'll continue to see the haze all day long. probably tomorrow suffering in the air quality tomorrow. we have the snag nant air mass overhead. light winds. we'll see more of an onshore flow. temperatures on the mild side. it's still chilly in many spots across the bay. throughout the day today, hazy sunshine will continue. patchy a.m. fog tomorro

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slipped through one hundred first in the world and how closely it while casting astray and i play in melbourne which begins on january nineteenth. now russia's sports minister vitaly mccall wants the country sports federations to become more transparent as they prepare for next year's london olympics and the first ever home winter games in sochi in twenty fourteen top official spoke at a meeting with the heads of the local sports media and extended his gratitude to r.t. for helping to promote sports summing up the year what co said an overhaul the taking place after russia's disappointing performance and eleventh place overall finish at the winter olympics in vancouver two years ago what color believes a more systematic approach to sport is needed to help russia become more competitive on the world stage and compelling federations to produce nearly reports will be a step in the right direction. for the sports federations have become the partners of us at the ministry and we've already started from the eleven of them with me on the way to do what you do once and surely all the federations repor

second round of the us open on august thirty first she received a wild college the australian open in melbourne which begins on january the nineteenth the seven time major winner will now enter the ranked outside the world top one hundred for the first time since one nine hundred ninety seven. and finally russia sports minister of italian with co wants the country sports federations to become more transparent as they prepare for next year's london olympics and their first ever home winter games in sochi in twenty fourteen the top official spoke as a meeting with the heads of the local sports media and extended his gratitude to r.t. for helping to promote sports well summing up the year with coast said an overhaul have taken place after russia's disappointing performance and eleventh place overall for the winter olympics in vancouver two years ago but co believes a more systematic approach to sport is needed to help russia become more competitive on the walls stage and compelling federations to produce nearly reports will be a step in the right direction. unities the need for a new this. sports

of all time was present in the flesh at the invading of his statue on the parade of champions the melbourne cricket ground zero one is the former record holder for most wickets taken by a bowler in international test cricket with an impressive tally of seven hundred knight at forty two and still manages to play a bit just and i domestically warn it's only the eleventh the struggling schools want to beat the started with such an honor i was flattered by the result. looks fantastic it's very very good so what i got to watch is always very proud it's a great on us was sort of weird seeing yourself up there but it's a very good lawton's and very proud of it and that's sport for the moment so i've got the weather coming up. the official. touch from the. video. feed with the palm of your. two deadly suicide blasts of a rocket damascus with reports of upwards of thirty people killed as a arab league observers enter syria to try and find a peaceful end to the country's ongoing internal conflict. the fighting goes on more u.s. soldiers are now losing their lives to suicide rather than enemy bullets

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fall stock and somehow the no doubt raised a glass or two at the same time as those in sydney and melbourne and australia after that twenty twelve made its way through russia's siberia the cities of key time and of the countries of new guinea and quad up next with the champagne toast for the residents of russian cities of their coots who fall in the same time zone as japan and of the koreas then three hours ago he scanned the cities across their skin concealed along with china singapore malaysia the philippines as twenty twelve continued to march across siberia and reached cities such as skin to novosibirsk its residents are celebrating along with thailand and vietnam and a little while ago midnight crept even closer to the russian capital it reached the city's if you're caught between a bird and the chelyabinsk russia is that western most point of the baltic city of kaliningrad was the last one to celebrate in this country the rival of the new year and now let's check out a report by and he said now in on the events that shaped twenty up two thousand and eleven could easily go down as the

i happened to be a western union trainee in melbourne, florida. he came through melbourne.e was on the rear platform of the train. a crowd of 50 or 60 people had the opportunity to shake hands with wendell willkie. that was either september or october of 1940. that was the comment i wanted to add. very interesting. >> do you remember when you saw him on the whistle stop tour, what did you think when you saw him campaign? did he leave an impression? >> i was a kid, 18 years old. i was in awe. here is a guy could be the president of the united states. i am 89 now. i was 18 then. just a kid. i was very impressed. it was an appearance on the back of that train. it was really something. it was something very, very special. >> james, thank you for that call. these are some of the images of the crowds swarming around wendell willkie. he also used the media. a couple of points that nbc radio carried almost 30 hours of the republican convention in philadelphia. television was introduced in the 1940 convention. viewers in new york, schenectady, and a few other cities could see the re

later i was in subtly no doubt raise the glass so they were sharing a time zone with sydney and melbourne in australia sydney let off a total of seven tons of fireworks a few dozen as well right now being greeted in the expanse of siberia of the russian capital where we are this moment standing by our. art and we've got live coverage of red square and of course the kremlin with art he's kept an eye on that and he said now we're coming your way shortly for now though a brief break into the headlines we're talking with me. witnesses . to history in the making of. testimony. ten stories that shapes two thousand and eleven on our t.v. . if. it's. the close up team has been to don you stuff birthplace to the most ambitious football club in the world. knowledge argy goes to the far east where the timber industry affects the legendary siberian tigers where the ancient native community loses its way in the modern world. and where the country's mineral wealth starts its way across the ocean. and well come to the bars creature russia close up on archie. among the least explode areas. and untouched

and look at this video of a petrol tanker exploding near melbourne australia the driver was offloading fuel when the rig became engulfed in flames the blaze sent many scrambling for safety investigators still trying to determine what sparked the blast. the u.k. parliament set to vote on an extradition treaty between london and washington drawn in the aftermath of the nine eleven attacks it allows the us to demand the extradition of any u.k. citizen regardless of regardless of criminal evidence or better reports m.p.'s are certain that better protection for british citizens may be needed. all take and no give that's the growing feeling in britain's parliament against america's controversial extradition treaty it was signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven tannic and makes it far easier for the us to take people from the u.k. than the other way around now forty five m.p.'s from the three main parties have crossed the political divide and joined forces they finally forced a debate and parliamentary vote and what they called an injustice was a mistake in the first place de

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no doubt raised a glass or two as well at the same time as those that did in sydney and melbourne and australia after that two thousand and twelve made its way through russia's siberia cities of. the countries papa new guinea and as well next with a champagne toast for the residents of the russian city screw fall in the same time zone as japan and the koreas then three hours ago four hours ago actually new year's came to the cities of crimes they are stand along with china singapore malaysia and philippines and two thousand and twelve continue to march across siberia it reached such cities as novosibirsk its residents celebrating along with thailand and vietnam and just over two hours ago as midnight hour crept closer to the russian capital it reached the city's if you cut city to bergen chelyabinsk russia's westernmost point in the baltic city of when dr was the last one to celebrate the. year just a bit ago. and now to the events that shaped two thousand and eleven and are expected to dominate the new year as well russia saw the your close amid protests with demonstrations over the

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of us stuck in this colleen no doubt raised a glass or two at the same time as those in sydney in melbourne in australia after that two thousand and twelve made its way through russia's siberia the cities of cheetah and the countries of papa new guinea and glom next with a champagne toast where the residents of the russian city who fall in the same time joan zone as japan and the koreas then three hours ago new years came to the cities of cars and they are going to zele along with china singapore malaysia and philippines as two thousand and twelve continue to march across siberia it reached such cities as the no sibierski its residents celebrating along with thailand and vietnam and just over two hours ago as midnight hour crept closer to the russian capital it reached the cities of bergen chelyabinsk russia's western most point the baltic city of kaliningrad has celebrated the arrival of the new year it will at the top of this hour and that's the news for now stay with me for a recap of the headlines and lots more to come and the happy new year to you again from all of us here in moscow. a

and i have a look at this video of a a petrol tanker exploding in melbourne australia the driver was offloading fuel when the rig became engulfed in flames the place and many scrambling for safety investigators are still trying to determine what exactly sparked the explosion. pretty strong piece of passed a motion to review a controversial extradition treaty with the u.s. this week a drawn in on the chaotic aftermath of nine eleven it allows washington to demand the extradition of any u.k. students and regardless of criminal evidence but as artie's i've had many reports from london britain's patience is wearing thin. all take and no give that's the growing feeling in britain's parliament against america's controversial extradition treaty it was signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven panic and makes it far easier for the us to take people from the u.k. than the other way around now forty five m.p.'s from the three main parties have crossed the political divide and joined forces they finally forced a debate and parliamentary vote on what they called an injustice was a