>> my mom is in melbourne and my dad is in tasmania.immy: the devil lives there. the only thing i know is limited to that cartoon, that looney tune who spins around. >> i was in melbourne four days and tasmanian four days. and back here. >> jimmy: is there a tasmanian devil? a dangerous animal. >> it's like -- there is the -- the one that died out, the extinct species and one that is still there. >> jimmy: there is one that is still there? >> yeah. >> jimmy: do you see them at your dad's house? >> interesting question. you know, my dad lives in a sort of -- he lives in a unique way he lives in a solar powered house. and he is a bit of a hermit. he's not on the internet much and not on his phone very often. he's difficult to connect to. but when you get this the world stops and it's just trees. i was there for a few days over the break. and i went out one morning and there was, like, a snake. one of the most deadly snakes in the world just drinking from the water in the pond next to his house. >> jimmy: snakes drink water? >> they do. >>

. >> dash cam of a police pursuit in melbourne, florida, this parole car following a dodge trep i had that led them on a car chase and barely manages to safely go around the traffic circle and keeps going. he is blowing stop signs. >> they're fast speeds for a residential area. >> and before you know it, the car is smoking and they're on someone's lawn and look here, the driver and the passenger bail on the car that keeps going and crashes into a house. >> what? >> i imagine they had to bail because that was a lot of smoke. probably hard to breathe in there. they probably had no choice but to get out of that thing. >> police ended up arrested the two that turn out to be juveniles and apparently charged with burglary and grand theft auto and resisting arrest. this whole thing started when a resident saw a couple of thieves stealing a motorcycle in a different part of melbourne, called the police, showed up just in time to follow these guys in the intrepid and the guys in the motorcycle and the other guys got away. please release this video because they're still looking for the other su

strong was the second straight done the gershon had wanted melbourne work and second grand slam title since joining brawl in two thousand and three and according to one of russia's most technically adept former players must assume the kid was there and his success is simple the intelligent use of her own strength. as our anchor is powerful plus she's also very patient and she knows the best moment to turn her power on and she plays widely using different angles on the space of the court that's what gives her an edge. it was the usa sloane stephens who produced the biggest shock of the tournaments the nineteen year old john compared to a serena williams in the quarterfinals and was only stopped by the evangel jump down in the last four. and i'm not going to should dig stevens moves well and hits hard and she can read her opponents but she's not good at offensive play yet if she needs to create more opportunities if she improves this aspect she'll be very hard to beat. meanwhile the other semifinal saw another favorite bow out as maria sharapova was threshed by former french open champi

about she wanted to prove that she deserved the top spot in the rankings so she gave her all in melbourne i think she produced one of her best ever performances or it's historic as there are strong was the second straight down the russian had wanted melbourne park and second grand slam title since joining brawl in two thousand and three and according to one of russia's most technically adept former players in the sea and the kid was there and the success is simple the intelligent use of her own strength. as our anchor is powerful plus she's also very patient and she knows the best moment to turn her power on and she plays wider using different angles on the space of the court that's what gives her an edge. it was the usa sloane stephens who produced the biggest shock of the tournament the nineteen year old stunned compactor and serena williams in the quarterfinals and was only stopped by the eventual jump down in the last four. and stevens moves well and hits hard and she can read her opponents but she's not good at offensive play yet if she needs to create more opportunities if she impro

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have here a group of people celebrating the chinese new year outside of an asian grocery store in melbournethere are firecrackers hanging down in huge amounts, and they light them all at the same time. it becomes a huge smoke -- explosion. so they keep going and going, and you think you would see a break, people start coming back in, happy new year -- >> year of the -- snake! yes. year of the snake, everybody celebrating. the camera goes back to the front, and whoops -- some of them didn't explode when they were dangling, and now we're having some problems on the ground, another one is going off again on the side, smoke is everywhere, and we have a little fire. >> yeah, some of the stuff left over from the fireworks, and it's causing other fire works on the ground to go off. >> the year of the snake started off with a bang. >>> let's do a little wednesday ipad mini give away. >> you need wednesday's buzz word, and you have to be 18 or older to enter. >> go to the first post on our page, and tap on the mobile link. the wednesday buzz word is rescue. go to facebook.com and click on the win an

we're watching the keys, down through miami, on organized band from sarasota to the melbourne area. cold air invading from the north. 11 in minneapolis. there's the first shot of the cold air that's going to move through the earn half of the weekend. by saturday, the weather will plunge all the way down into the carolinas and georgia. it will be an ocean storm to be just close enough to get snow for new england. especially in areas closer to the coast. we're talking from boston, up into maine, portions of new hampshire, also down into cape cod for that snow. as far as what we're dealing with accumulations, nothing huge but an order of three to six inches here in hartford, northward. the rest of the country, it's a quiet day in the midwest with just cold air around chicago. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. washington, d.c., that chance of showers is very late today, most likely after 4:00 p.m. it will be mild on the eastern seaboard ahead of the cold shot of air. enjoy that 56 today. indianapolis, your cold air arrives tod

. >> yesterday we showed you melbourne, australia is the fourth most expensive in the world.oof. a bar tendner melbourne has create what had he thinks is the world's most expensive cocktail called the winston, darling, made with cognac valued at about $6,200 per shot. "downton abbey," this is not. >> it is a cognac, i should add, from 1788. kings have sucked on that cognac. >> but if it was 1788 in australia it would have been convicts. >> pretty much when australia was founded by white man. >> all right. >> thank you very much for watching "street signs," everybody. >> "closing bell" is coming up next. >>> hi, everybody. good afternoon. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. this market trying to mount a comeback once again after being down more than 100 points actually. >> 132 i think it was to be exact. i'm bill griffith. we'll see if we can mount a comeback like yesterday. as maria pointed out, not nearly as bad as yesterday just a couple hours ago. major hours on track to have the first losing week of the year. down fractions o

demonstrators were blocking a gate to a visitor center in melbourne. the visitor called on australia to ban immigration from other nations. u.s. vice president joe biden has urged americans not to use semiautomatic weapons for protection because shotguns would have the same deterrent effect gens intruders. biden is leading the administration's campaign to -- for stricter controls on firearms. >> what can we do that would not prevent you from exercising every right you have to defend yourself and, at the same time, engage in recreation or hunting or sporting activities that would not be eliminated -- limited by the elimination of that particular weapon? that is the balance. we can argue about where that balance is, but there is not any argument that the government can impact that balance. >> venezuela's president has visited hugo chavez. they met in the venezuelan capital on tuesday. chavez has been receiving cancer treatment for two months and received -- returned to venezuela on monday. he had not been seen in public since december. a group of politic

his body was flown home to melbourne. >> we have expiration already out. information being held from the israeli public. >> after initially saying that he knew nothing about the case, australia posted foreign minister now says his government was told that an australian was detained by israel in 2010 for national security. >> the australian government saw assurances from israel that the individual's legal rights would be respected, he had legal representation of his own choosing, and the individual family members would be notified of his arrest and detention, and he was not being mistreated. >> israel and australia have had diplomatic wranglings in the past. in 2010, four for trust trillion passports were allegedly used by mossad in the killing of a hamas arms trader in dubai. after that, australia expelled an israeli diplomat. now there will be questions on how this man ended up in prison and why he died. >> in the last couple hours, his lawyer has confirmed that his client was not considering suicide. he said that his client was rational when he saw him b

the country's secret service admission follows a report in the australian press which revealed a melbourne man had himself in prison after months of being held in secret over two years ago while no details were given as to why he was being held it's reported prison x. was involved in israeli and spanish in neighboring countries the story had been originally hushed up in the israeli media with the order reportedly coming from the very top and columnist and senior correspondent for israel's ha'aretz newspaper on me or an entire city asian as a source of embarrassment for the country. on one level it's an espionage story and mystery regarding the foreign intelligence service mossad and the tragic. circumstances under which one of its operatives apparently found his death on another level the government versus press story and the press here has been struggling against various government agencies and gradually has been able to leave at least some of the secrecy surrounding this story there was a gag order here apparently and the for this was the case and one cannot confirm it independently from

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from the very top to keep quiet it's come to light after the australian press fall the report of a melbourne man who hanged himself in the israeli jail in twenty ten after being held in secret for months but the story never made it to the headlines until recently as he's pulled a sleeper investigates. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu summoned the editors of all the major israeli news outlets to an emergency meeting and in that meeting he asked them not to publish the story saying and i'm quoting that it would be embarrassing to a certain government agency not at first the editors did listen and all references to the original australian report would remove from israeli news web sites but later it was for back not only to the websites but also to all the radio and t.v. stations here and certainly since the early also this morning it has been the headline news everyone though is referencing it as a report from australia not what we understand is that israeli parliament terence did oss the justice minister to confirm whether or not this report was true they also demanded to know if they

from the very top to keep quiet it's come to light after the australian press fall the report of a melbourne man who hanged himself in the israeli jail in twenty ten after being held in secret for months and the story never made it to the headlines until recently as aunties poultice leader investigates. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu summoned the editors of all the major israeli news outlets to an emergency meeting and in that meeting he asked them not to publish the story saying and i'm quoting that it would be embarrassing to a certain government agency not at first the editors did listen and all references to the original australian report would be moved from israeli news websites but later it was for back not only to the websites but also to all the radio and t.v. stations here and certainly since the early also this morning it has been the headline news everyone though is referencing it as a report from australia not what we understand is that israeli parliament terence did oss the justice minister to confirm whether or not this report was true they also demanded to know if t

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now he's broadcasting on a sister station in melbourne.rst show, he made no mention of the controversy, and didn't take any calls. gregg is still off the air. >>> carnival says everybody is staying calm despied being stranded. the" triumph" has stuck since sunday. a fire in the engine room caused it to lose propulsion. none of the 4,000 people aboard was hurt. they have lost basic services like the use of toilets. the "triumph" left texas on thursday, a tugboat will tow it back to mexico. carnival will fly people back to the u.s. passengers will get a full refund and credit on a future cruise. >>> some travel experts are weighing in on what another potential airline merger is going to mean for passengers. bankrupt american airlines and us airways are in talk to join forces as early as this week. it would create the world's largest airline as far as passenger traffic. and it would be the fourth mega-airline merger in the past few years. >>> on the flip side, experts say more mergers could also mean better service at the nation's larger airp

. >>> in melbourne australia thousands took part of the celebration.s the year of the water snake. this year is also the year of the black snake, a year that some say can bring unexpected changes. that is why some warn it's important to make careful plans and be cautious throughout this year. >>> a warning for bay area drivers tonight, the road work happening right now on a major freeway. >>> plus preparing for the worse. the reason why helicopters, ambulances and the military descended on one east bay city. >>> mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes! [ mom ] don't stress. we can figure this out. ♪ [ male announcer ] get the speed to make a great first impression. call today to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t. ♪ >> a first of its kind disaster drill was held tonight in fremont. ken wayne tell us about the aim to better prepare

. >> reporter: it's viera, right next to melbourne, a little south and east of orlando, just about 45 minutes away from the airport in orlando. it was a quiet day here for the nationals. 82 degrees, sunny, beautiful. the pitchers and catchers spent much of the day undergoing their physicals. this is something new for almost everybody in the nationals organization because of the lofty expectation. as you know, the nationals are coming off an unbelievable season, 98-win season picked by many to be one of the world series favorites. they have the best starting rotation and best bull pen in baseball. as for the rest of the roster, it's set. there might not be a spot up for grabs, maybe one in the bull pen and make one in the bench. they know compactly what to sxes. the goal training has to remain healthy. we'll hear from mike rizzo and davey johnson, the two men in charges of molding this organization and drew attornsto. >>> thanks, dan. you're breaking our heart with the hard duty. see you when you get back. >> reporter: see you soon. >>> trading ahead on "news4 at 6," the nightmare of a

these are part of the 2013 art of sand that opens in melbourne, florida. this year's exhibit is entitled wild florida, past present and future. it features 13 sand sculptures, created by 8 -- oh, wow. master sand sculptors from around the globe. boy, i hope they don't get one big burst ever wind down there. >> unbelievable. >> extraordinary. >> wow. >> those are masters. >> absolutely are. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news. >>> outrage at city hall in the wake of a training incident that has an officer fighting for his life. i'm mike mike hellgren. staying on top of every new development in the in >>> coming up. digging for answers. wjz continues to investigate. how a police trainee is shot during an exercise. was the exercise properly supervised? >>> wild scene. a stabbing at a mall leads to a chase in a city. wjz is live with details. cruise ship nightmares. but with horror stories about that trip. >>> and hard to believe today's temperatures, but we could be in store for another round of winter snow. first warning weather team is tracking. check in for

this is less than 15 miles outside the heart of melbourne australia. look at this, coming up here.hat's roo. this already this year, the one-two punch, bone-dry conditions and some of the hottest temperatures in the decade have triggered the worst fire season in australiays history. >> folks in russia are looking to cash in on the meteor explosion which injure more than a thousand people. souvenir hunters have been scouring russia's ural mountain region. sales of supposed fragments have been filling up the internet. the russian police are warning they could be fake. meantime, scienceties found more 50 of the fragments and plan to test them to find out what the rock was made of. science 'tis at mass estimate it was 10,000 tons flying across the sky at 19 mills a second. exploded with the power of 30 atomic bombs. shattered glass, damaged buildings, left 1500'em in the end injured. >> hackers targeted some of the most sensitive government computer systems and several of the world's biggest banks. now it's getting serious. they apparently just breached burger king. that's next. i was

from melbourne committed suicide despite being held in a highly secure jail with around the clock surveillanceaustralia wants answers. com has the story. the vatican is scrambling to choose a new pope after benedict the sixteenth stunned the catholics by unexpectedly announcing his resignation this week the pontiff said his poor health led to his decision to be the first pope to quit in six hundred years some though blame the numerous child abuse scandals and coverups across the catholic church and try abuse campaigner barbara doris believes the pope just didn't do enough to address pedophilia during his eight years in charge. we believe that he uttered words he said there was filth in the priesthood he apologized to the victims but he took no actions he didn't discipline a single church official for hiding enabling children to predators or you know moving them from country to country from diocese to diocese so until he does that nothing has changed and we believe the words were just empty empty promises we have a bishop in the united states that was convicted of child endangerment and is stil

from melbourne, australia, barack obama's legacy with be eagletainer society and rich folks like you guys will quickly be forgotten. egalitarian being fair. and i'm a struggling actor and conservative, i continue to stay honest in my beliefs, but it's true that many change their political views to advance their career. and o'reilly, i agree that honesty and courage matter in the long run. since many of my protesters were liberal, i would have received a much lower grade if i had not written my paper with a liberal stance. >> you should have toughed it out. man, i had exactly the same situation at mayorist college when a proffer of political science named carolyn landa. she gave me a c. i took it, didn't deserve it, and then i exposed dr. lando in the student newspaper because she was a-- tough it out. hey, bill, killing kennedy is another excellent back by you, and took me by surprise when you reported your role in the assassination, i'm glad you liked it. and cpac's christie snub shows how long the republicans have come from the party of reagan. and if the g.o.p. doesn't change nor

israel's secretive secret service they'd miss in the fall as a report in the media which revealed a melbourne man hanged himself in prison in twenty times the man was reportedly held in such secrecy not even prison guards knew his name it's reported that the so-called prison ax was involved in israel's espionage in neighboring countries the story had been a really high stop in the three d. media with the order reportedly coming from the very top. cullman this ten senior correspondent for israel's ha'aretz newspaper and me to iran says that the entire situation is a source of embarrassment for the country. on one level it's an espionage story and mystery regarding the foreign intelligence service mossad and the tragic. circumstances under which one of its operatives apparently found his death on another level it's government versus press story and the press here has been struggling against various government agencies and gradually has been able to leave at least some of the secrecy surrounding this story there was a gag order here apparently and different this was the case and one cannot confi

melbourne, australia. oslo, norway, number four. sydney, australia, is third. osaka japan.nd the most expensive city in the world, tokyo. osaka japan. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. >>> the latest report from the centers for disease control may just make you sick. during 2009 and 2010 there were roughly 1500 food-borne disease outbreaks in the u.s. resulting in 1200 hospitalizations and 23 deaths. it's the most common illness salmonella. >> maryland could be just weeks away from abolishing the death penalty. several state lawmakers are expressing optimism they can repeal capital punishment. they have a hearing scheduled for february 14th. one advocate is kirk noble bloodsworth, the first person whose capital conviction was ever overturned because of dna. convicted of murder, he spent nearly nine years in prison, including two on death row before being exonerated in 1993. go