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thursday a high of 39 degrees in melbourne. penrith, which is to the west is a western suburb of sydney getting to 41. to the south we have lighter shading on the map and cloud and rain steaming in. it's a southerly buster. turning into 18 degrees celsius on monday with the cloud and rain making its way through. up to the mid 30s for sydney. as the with buster pushes through a top temperature of 22 as the cloud and rain makes it way in here. cooler clearer weather coming in behind for the fourth test in melbourne for boxing day. further north cloud and rain. big downpours a responsibility. flooding on the cards here over the next couple of days. a little flooding into parts of south africa. central and eastern parts of south africa seeing heavy rain, pushing towards the eastern cape. 28 degrees celsius, a sticky 28. looking around 25 degrees by tuesday. cloud and rain in place. heavy rain making its way further north. southern areas tans significantia with -- tanzania seeing flooding and northern africa as well. heavy rain maki

there was the port of same thing hi, and a saigon and the port of melbourne and i was a representative from the port of that area. there was a group of different ports and we had great responses commissioner katz will talk about that and they deal with what they call the seawall there are actually above grounded 06 foot tiled walls. we had some good invests with customers as well. commissioner katz >> as executive director morris said there were a number of different ports represented at the sister convention. and i was struck not only from the hosts they were gracious but very, very informative. they put together an outstanding program in terms of having all the sister ports do the presentations. one of the not worthy thing was all the sister ports were around the poetry of fire not only from climate change and rising sea level but earthquake. and japan was well aware of that. it impacts every port that participated in the convention. so that's what kind of prepareness the ports are doing. the first day we had a welcome recalls for speculation that was attended by council general's. i

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know we had it with the markets and because governments came out with need just in program decay melbourne's from s. it is to list at two schools and then distance why do you think that the government will buy your program that we don't know is because of their distant look up assessing the i would love this do a not much in the year and then dubreuil what it's all broiled in iceland and processed in today is different for a watch. sword emelin yes no it's soft and that is that will get that would markets pulled in big government liberal by during summer they gave us and that it is does the same as what was in the media. and just as he made the hoof who should i want to fund that only gets the money rather than to boost your what i want to import what it is cheaper so to tony from india the type of regulations on the deal beats you is actually importing negatively or not your courtship in the developing countries stricken on the included. right this is left tenant jerry join rawlings who had just overthrown his government. a government he had appointed a few years back after a coup d'etat. i

we are really eager to talk to him and he is coming to melbourne in a couple of weeks. >> that are managed a single title in 2013 -- fedor managed a single title in 2013. with his enthusiasm still intact, the 32-year-old hopes there is a little magic left in his racket. now the football. he is available to play while the faa investigates his alleged anti-semitic goals old version. the former french international celebrated the first of his 2 goals with a hand signal. this coach says he will check on a state of mind ahead of wednesday's game in new castle. i need to speak to him tomorrow and get a feeling of how he is feeling about the last couple of days but from the football point of view, felt it was a decision to bring him back. hopefully from the focal point of view it proves the seeds -- proves he is capable of doing it. >> he has promised not to use the celebration again as he looks to score more goals on new year's day. >> hello, and welcome to today's weather news, where we look at the stories making online headlines. -- web news, where we look at the stars making online headlines.

before you get jealous about the summer i might have had on the beach, we had the coldest day in melbourne since december of 2006, hail on the streets and snow in the alps. here in the united states a storm is snarling planes, trains and automobiles. philadelphia got more snow on sunday than in the twoel 2012/2013 season. kelly cas from the weather channel has more for us. >> first of all, welcome back from down under and you're back just in time for yet another storm that we're going to be tracking tonight into tomorrow. philadelphia as you mentioned saw more snow than all of last season. we saw 8.6 inches of snow last year. we only had about 8.3 inches for the entire season. so here's a look at the storm that we're going to be timing out throughout the day today. we have snow showers across upstate new york, parts of new england as well we'll see rain along the coastline as the air is just warm enough for that. further inland you will run into problems on the roadways. a look at the storm across the south. an icy mix taking shape along i-81 unfortunately. we saw lots of accidents along t

mark potter, nbc news, melbourne beach, florida. >>> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i will see you tomorrow on "today" and then back here tomorrow evening. have a good night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we start with developing news. the white house is urging north korea to release an 85-year-old man who has been held there more than a month. merrill newman is from pal oo ao and a career war veteran. we have the latest including new video, as well. >> reporter: merrill newman's wife spoke to nbc news earlier this week. the family said nothing in response to a video of the 85-year-old that surfaced yesterday. on that video released by north korea's official news agency, he's seen reading a handwritten apology. at the end of the statement he bows, then there is video of the korean war veteran putting his thumb print on each page of his confession. an expert says this is clear a force add poll ji. it's likely newman read it with the hope it would secure his release. >>

melbourne, 40 for your high, nearly 15 degrees above average, so it is going to be staying on the hot and warm side there for you. back to the snowfall, and it has been coming down out here. we just had a storm system push off the eastern seaboard this past weekend, brought severe weather towards the southeast, heavy snowfall in the northeast. photos coming out of massachusetts here on sunday and people getting their cars out of the snowfall there and it really was piled up. snow plows out in full force. some areas saw over 45 centimeters of accumulation in a 24-hour period. if you want a white christmas, it's going to be there, because temperatures don't look like they are going to be warming up any time in the near future out here, so still staying cold. traveling, black ice is going to be a problem. still going to be seeing snow around the lakes, but it's really going to be cold here. on the flip side of that, take a look at this, fire weather conditions in los angeles, winds up to 80 kilometers per hour, santa ana winds, low humidity. any flames that do develop, they are going to

warnings in effect, as well, some areas will definitely spread rather quickly, but take a look at this, melbourne, 40 for your high by thursday. all these temperatures well above average here, even for this time of year. it is summer there in australia, but this is still well above average. speaking of, record breaking temperatures in the southwestern u.s. los angeles on monday, you saw 39 degrees for the high, tying the record for that location here on that day. and as far as off towards the north, definitely a different story being written up here. we have an alberta clipper coming through the western great lakes, bringing snowfall with it. nothing too significant, nothing too serious for the great lakes region, but it will be intensifying as this storm system races here towards the east, it's going to hit the gulf stream just off the coastline, pick up some moisture, and some areas into maine could see as much as 20 to 25 centimeters of snowfall. down towards new york, some snowfall there for you. good news if you're in new york along the eastern seaboard, this cold air is going to be filterin

melbourne storm. old. both of them. he has done in time. we have included percent. it was fun to post the court in the end of two stomach was going for him. notice that the mentor you can walk to school tomorrow. this disgusts them hooked up the severity of the decade. it's a late day some of the animated series but it's because more snow this year. i just need to be you ll will you what will it is a modern london including the bilateral talks during the supreme eurasia economic commission. moscow the lee of context and announce that estimates committee to the process of the racial integration and will continue supporting and promoting the president who sold them to survive being favorably the result of the bilateral cooperation between kazakhstan and russia in the current year. he righted that this year the country signed an agreement on the villainous an alliance

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when she died it was a state event for the state of victoria where melbourne is. and murdoch interestingly doesn't rise to the bait. he says, well, my father, my father would be ashamed. it's clear to him this is what matters to him most, the respect of his father, a loving but much older figure who died when he was a young man, and that for him this was all bound up in family and he is sitting across from the parents thinking about the loss of their child, and for him it is -- a brief moment of connection with people who could not be more universes apart. >> you take us through the difficulty that rupert murdoch felt in dealing with this cascade of charges that kept coming out over what came to be called hackinggate, and one of those was closure of news hoff the world, newspaper that was fundmental to his operation in the uk. you write that for much of the scandal, the key thing his people were trying to do was protect a certain executive, rebecca brooks, and they did for pa while until even she became expendible. i take it you're following her trial? >> an amazi

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to provide an a policy or even for the federal reserve to purchase more all its facts somebody melbourne's that they're buying them at a premium over their face value now that would give you a negative interest rate so what would the people do they would take their money out of the banks and. and do something else so the next part of the scheme is all well we don't let people have cashed in will there's only digital money and that way they can keep their money at home they can only keep it in bank accounts and they are we can pin the last one for safety you see the change in economic policy that dominated the united states into the supply siders came along in the 1980's while said that there's a natural right. of interest and that natural rate is the rate that makes savings in investment equal at full employment and what summers is saying is that now the natural rate of interest is negative. wow well if this is an argument for the federal reserve to buy more bombs and to be such a huge demand in the bond market they'd pay premiums over the face on it so it looks like summers thinks that qu

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to developing a male oral contraceptive this is coming from a study conducted by researchers at melbourne's monash university through extensive testing on mice researchers discovered that they can block two of the proteins responsible for controlling the transport of sperm through the reproductive system and the investigators say that blocking these proteins had no long term effects on the sexual behavior or function of the male mice so that mean this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility to talk a little bit more about this developing research i'm joined by elaine listener director of the male reception information project elaine thanks so much for joining me you're welcome pleasure to be here so some of the hearing the results of the study are going to say you know we're twenty thirteen how come scientists haven't been able to develop a male birth control already and you talk about why it's more challenging to do this for males versus females. yeah well it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology a lot of times you hear well i

this is coming from a study conducted by researchers at melbourne's monash university through extensive testing on mice researchers discovered that a combined fuel of the proteins responsible for controlling the transport of sperm through the reproductive system. and the investigators say that blocking these proteins had no long term effects on the sexual behavior or function of the male nights that means this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility. i spoke earlier with elaine listener director of the male contraception information project. i first asked her why we haven't seen a male birth control already. yet when it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology. i tend to hear. well it's a lot easier to scotland in june and millions of sperm. well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to check things off i'm only on that is difficult to buy. men are different than women in the sperm all alone. it was all too common astana or so. this approach that's been in the news and

to developing a male oral contraceptive this is coming from a study conducted by researchers at melbourne's monash university through extensive testing on mice researchers discovered that they can block two of the proteins responsible for controlling the transport of sperm through the reproductive system and the investigators say that blocking these proteins had no long term effects on the sexual behavior or function of the male mice so that means this could be the answer to achieving temporary male infertility i spoke earlier with elaine listener director of the male contraception information project i first asked her why we haven't seen male birth control already. yeah well it's not about the biology it's about politics it's about money it's about sociology a lot of times you hear well it's a lot easier to stop one egg and millions of sperm well that's true if you're taking the same approach in men as has been taken in women which is to try to shut things off hormonally that is difficult but men are different than women and the sperm all flow through a small tube called us deference so th

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the 46-year-old traveled to djokovic starting in melbourne where he plans to defend the grand slam title. >>> russia has come under criticism under controversial laws involving gay propaganda. the stories are cover in-depth on our website, and you can interact with our team on facebook and twitter. again it's www.aljazeera.co www.aljazeera.com/sport. that's your sport. thank you for watching. >> thank you very much. and we'll see you later, of course, robbin. that's it. in just a few minutes on this news hour, but first widely criticized for smoking crack, but toronto's mayor still has a spring in his step. [♪ singing ] >> reporter: he got government members dancing over bob marley's music. he has been criticized over his erratic behavior. we have more news shortly. stay with us. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here's are the stories we're covering for you. >> russia changing its amnesty laws. and drought conditions hitting some california farmers hard. it could be mean higher prices for you at the supermarket. ♪ >> bipartisan budget deal passing the senate today after

he will travel to tournaments starting in melbourne where he hopes to defending his grand slam title. that is it for sport. >> do say with us on al jazeera. for our viewers in the united states, it's back to your regular programming on al jazeera america. for our international viewers we're back in just a moment for all of today's top stories. do stay with us. ♪ >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight weeknights 9et / 6pt only on al jazeera america >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters, these are the stories we are following for you. a compromised budget bill expected to come before the senate today. >>> people fleeing the violence in south sue sdan, looking for refuge. >>> a diary from hitler's inner circle recovered and turned over to the holocaust museum. ♪ >>> that bipartisan budget deal now on the brink of passing the senate somet

he'll join the coaching team for the open in melbourne. described as federer's childhood hero he was also world number one. he arrived on saturday and will hope next season at brisbane international. djokovic has claimed his position as world's number two. and straight sets in the final of the exhibition tournament. and lebron james he will be wondering how this team--his team lost this one having led by 17 in the first quarter, james himself was in sparkling form scoring 33 on the night. miami was up with less than 90 seconds left, but they tied the game to send it into overtime. damarcus cousins completed the hold as the kings ran out as winners. >>> for more go to www.aljazeera.com/sports. we have the year in review, section where is you can look back at some of the best and worst sporting moments fro from 2013. >> thank you very much. well stay with us here only al jazeera. we've got a full bulletin of news right at the top of the hour. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories that we're following for

. >>> australia will take a 3-0 lead into thursday's fourth ashes test in melbourne. >> two months agon cricket team to ever tour india. two months on i think ricky said we would be the greatest ashes team. so in two months things will change. >> we're desperate to turn it around. it will be sold out from the first day, and i think that's an incredible opportunity we have has players. >>> right now pakistan is taking on sri lanka. >>> liverpool's ambitions to win a first english league title in more than 20 years will be put into some sort of perspective over the next few days. they face away games. in 2008 they become the last side not to win a title for that position. loui suarez has been key to their success, and they will need him to be his very best on thursday. >> our vision is in place. we know where we want to be, and we're working towards that. the players have been working brilliantly, and the effort they are putting into their work and into learning, which is important, and as i said, they are continually getting regards for that. >> all of the teams in action on thursday. >

comprehensive win over england in the fourth test in melbourne. dominant eight wicket win led down badly by their captain al stair cook who dropped two captures in the first hour. take it on the chin if the selects thought there was a better man for job. 5-nil route at the 2006-2007 series in this week's final sydney test. >> that's what's kind of what we need in sydney now. we need an outstanding hundred and an outstanding fiver. struggling like we are at the moment. >> i think it's a very special win for a number of reasons. obviously the faculty that a lot of people thought we would come here complacent and not have the same willpower to continue to fight way we have played in the first three matches. but the first time in the series we found ourselves behind in the game. in the last couple i would have turned that around and win convincingly today. so i think the boys have a lot of credit. >> south africa, day 4, the second test in durbin, just the fourth south african to score 100 in his test. lead of 61 runs but the match has been delayed be

the 34-year-old has undergone two elbow surgeries and retires ahead of melbourne.wan took 255 test ricts making him the sixth wicket taker for england. >> my body doesn't like playing long forms of cricket. my arm doesn't cope. 30, 40 overs and repeating it in the second a day later any more. i could feel lie performance tapering off to the back end of games. i was not happy or willing to hang on and get by being a part play. >> tat nam won their first game in the glib premier league. it was a tough afternoon for tim sherwood. his side had to come back to win 3-2. spurs lost last week at home to liverpool. >> it's been barcelona game, hoping to replace atletico madrid at the top of. they'll have to do it without star plays lionel messi, and remah shown a fifth yellow. it's barca's last la leagua map. and they are second, three behind atletico. >> translation: i like to play with the whole squad. the fact that some players are aare never good. especially the ones missing. it's got for our rivals. >> real madrid are in action later, sitting third in the table. eight

. >> there are still two matches to go, one in melbourne, one here in sidney, but they won't count for anything, 3-nil down, have lost the best of five series. they will want to retain something, even if it is only their pride. >> from cricket let's get you caught up on the very latest football news. and former international, italian international -- is under investigation for alleged match fixing in his home country. who played in the 2006 world cup winning team and was amido fielder at a.c. milan. he is suspected of being part of a match fixing given the 2010-2011 season. four others have been arrested by police for city matches. many of them involving syria, and under investigation. >> a med grande in the semifinals of the world cup. in a few minutes time, the winner will meet brazil, hosts casa blanca in the final, by the defending champions league winners and lead theger mapp leaguer. led by world cup mar cello. hundreds of fans destroyed stadium seats after mirimar lost in the southeast asian games. booting them out of the semifinals and they explains it may have been down to a m

. >>> on the brink of an ashes series white wash after a comprehensive win from melbourne. four t on day 4. england were let down badly by their captain al stair cook. who dropped two catches in the first hour. take it on the chin if the celebratingors would find a better man for the job. 5-nil route of the 2006-2007 series, in this week's final sydney test. >> that's what kind of we need in sydney now, we need an outstanding hundred and an outstanding fiver, team that's struggling at the moment. >> i think it's a very special win for a number of reasons. obviously the fact that a lot of people thought we would come here complacent and not have the same willpower to continue to play as we played in the first three matches. we found ou ourselves behind ine game and turned that around and win convincingly today. i think the boys have a lot of credit. >>> farewell test match, ca cala srveg, removed independent yah's opening, trail 98 runs with eight wict wicts wick et ceter . french spornts ministers described the celebration as disgusting and antisemitic. the salute is athe s

police in melbourne handed off scratchoff withwss lottery tickets, along with warnings wa the driverst they pulled over. officers bought the lottery tickets with them and their own money. they wanted to spread a bit of holiday cheer while keeping the roads wife interesting idea there. >> right now we're looking at 6:40. guys, listen up. you may sleep in a little later this listen scientists a and, guys, trust us, you don't want your wife to be sleep deprived. researchers found women who don't get enough of their shut eye suffer from not only depression but they 4v) the afternoon the clouds clear out for the most part. plenty of sunshine later<  tod and temperatures, well,my they going to be warmer than yesterday. a high today of 45 degrees in washington. uájjt to 45.e1 igh of 46. but over the weekend we will of the days. i'll tell what you day that will be coming up in ten minutes. maynard, how are the roads? >> we have a problem 95 northbound. the right shoulder is blocked ve this is approaáxq'g Ñixdçóñr175. chopper 4 is over the scene there and you can see the car clearly on itsr

australia's batsmen have really struggled in melbourne.ndersson took quickets as australia finished day two nine down and 91 runs behind. >> we just really hungry to get something out of this tour, and i think we showed that today. we fielded -- well, most of the other guys fielded all day. i thought we dived around a lot, and we chased everything. >> england are on top. yeah, i think we have had our worst day of the series. but that happens. england played very well today, we're up against it, but there's a lot of games to go in this match, so we have to fight well for the rest of it. >> the english football association is to investigate the manager after he criticized the referee. afterwards he had a lot to say about the officiating, including questioning the wisdom of appointing a referee from the greater manchester region. >> i was really proud of the players. i thought they were outstanding. they had no help from the officials. i never go on about officials, but i thought today they were horrendous in terms of performance. but i'll fo

australia has an unfayible 3-0 lead with a start in melbourne on thursday. >> when you play for england for every sportsman and for us we very much take it with pride, and we want to give it our best, and we in no way take it for granted, absolutely not. >> check it out at www.aljazeera.com/sports. for from me later, but that is for now. >> we'll see you then. now celebrations have been held across japan for emperor's birthday. concerns for his health has grown since his surgery but despite his age he said he wants to continue his official responsibilities for as long as possible. celebrations were held across the country for the emperor's 80's birthday. we'll be back at the top of the hour with another full bulletin of news. stay with us. al jazeera. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stor

. >> what is a day of cricket in durban and melbourne. starting with the world's top two teams on the second and final test. proteas lost three wickets at the hand of india's bowlers. smith and haas am anler the casualties. kallis retires from test cricket after the match. south africa 181-3 in reply to india's total. >> at the mcg a catastrophic batting collapse by india. the visitors will hate the sight of this man. nathan lyans picked up five wickets, including his 100th in test cricket. englands last five fell for six. mitchell johnson claimed three wickets. england all out for 179 much to the delight of australian fans. englands bowlers have it all do on day four. the aussie are 201 runs away from a win, taking them 4-0 up in the series. the home side with 10 wickets in hand to reach the target. >> brad mcewen of channel 10 in australia looks at what has been a drama-filled ashes series so far sfoo. it's been a dramatic day apt the mcg at the third day of the fourth ashes test between australia and england. australia has regained the

starting at melbourne on thursday. >> it is the pinnacle for every sportsman and for us it's vex take it with pride and we want to give it our best and we in no way take it for granted, absolutely not. >> denver bronco peyton manning has set an nfl record of most touchdown passes in a single season. 7-13 win ove win. >> it's a unique thing in nfl history, each though it may be temporary, i personally think season records are going down, especially if they go to 18 games and there won't be an asterisk after them. brady will probably break it next year or the year after. we'll enjoy it for as long as it lasts. >> in the aba, the oklahoma thunder suffered their first defeat at home, to the toronto raptors. hibbard finished the game with a double double 15 points and for the pacers as they stalled from the top, paul george top scored with 24 on the night, the pacers winning 106 to 79. celtics have lost three straight. >>> winnipeg and vancouver have met the first time in 17 years. canucks, deflecting that goal in the canucks had a major loss in their game as their starting goal tender lef

the only energy i have left on this tour is for melbourne on the 26th, training today, training tomorrowsydney. >> the match between england and australia gets underway on thursday. plenty more on our website, aljazeera.com/sport. okay. more sport later on, but that is it for now. >>> andy thank you very much indeed. many people will be traveling over the christmas holidays, but few will be going as far as these two. there they are, making the second christmas eve space walk in history. the two astronauts are floating out the international space station to make the walk. >>> that's it. more news for me at the top of the hour, stay tuned to al jazeera. thanks for watching. bye for now. ♪ >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. here is m

fell in the bay in melbourne, australia.65 feet away from the pier, still holding onto her phone. police are not saying where she's from. we're told she's from taiwan. >>> in just about an hour, the oakland police department's traffic division will begin the annual motor santa operation. this is video from two years ago. officer jim gordon will ride his motorcycle through the city, passing out toys to children. officer boer done will begin the ride on 73rd avenue. no word where he's headed. on on the lookout for the only motorcycle police officer dressed like santa. it will be pretty easy to find. >>> before we go to traffic, a quick correction. the story about the explosion at the alameda county jail. we said ten inmates were killed. that's actually incorrect, fortunately. they were injured. we apologize for that error. the santa rita explosion, there were ten left injured. six were treated at the infirmary, four taken to the hospital. but all survived. >>> let's take a look at bay bridge. there is a little bit of a backup.

the 34-year-old has undergone two elbow surgeries and rears ahead of the fourth test in melbourne. 255 test wickets making him the 6th leading cricked player of all times? >> my body doesn't like it. my arm doesn't cope very well, you know, and then repeating it in the second innings a day later anymore. so i could feel my performances tapering off to the back end of games and i wasn't happy with that. i am not willing to just hang on and get back on. >> sports now, hersha won his second giant slalom in italy. the two-time defending champion, second in the men's race, by .35 seconds on the course. beijing's stadium was transformed to host women's freestyle world cup aerials. china zanzin made the most of the support at the summer olympic venue. she beat libya lasilia in the super final. >> 27th southeast asian games come to a close on sunday. it was the first time in 44 years that the country formerly known as burma played host to over 1,500 athletes from the region, competing in 33 sports. singapore will hove the next games in 2015. >> top of the medal table with 107 goals. the tie th

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. >> reporter: the reason they haven't been in snowfall before is because they're from melbourne, australia. today after finding their flight delayed for 12 hours, they picked a comfy spot on the ground to relax. they're trying to get to florida. >> one grabbed us blankets which was nice of them. >> reporter: this was the scene at dulles international this morning. crews clearing the runways to keep flights moving. at reagan national, the deicing operations in full swing. even though the sun came out later in the day, the damage was already done. flights to the northeast tricky. james and his mom were supposed to visit georgetown university today. that didn't happen. >> we made it to georgetown this morning only to find the doors locked. >> we made it to georgetown, but georgetown didn't make it to georgetown. >> reporter: their midwestern take an how we handle snow. >> you're a little whimpy. >> reporter: for a time it was coming down, treating runways with a special solution. it will be more of the same tonight. as we get into the colder temperatures tonight, what we're focusing on is tre

police in melbourne handed out scratchoff lottery tickets along with warnings to drivers they pulledr. officers bought the lottery tickets with their own money and say they wanted to spread a bit of holiday cheer while keeping the roads safe. >> certainly not advocating speeding. that is not the way to hit the lottery. >> and a nice gesture at that. >>> indeed. the morning weather looking pretty cold start out there. we have a few people out on the roads. amelia is here with a look at the forecast. >>> it's a cloudy and cold start. some flurries showing up on the radar. sat late and ray tar imagery, you can see the light snow activity in washington county making its way through wf of wf as well. now most of this will not be impacting you, just some light flurries possible in areas like frederick and loudoun county mainly through the mid to late morning hours. otherwise notice plenty of clouds right now. the good news those clouds break up as we work our way into the afternoon hours, so through 9:00 a.m., the chance of flurries north of washington and plenty of clouds but plenty of su

sarah james joins us live from melbourne australia with the latest.oing on this morning? >> reporter: good morning, willie. the crew of an australian ice cutter hoped to actually be rescuing the ship at this hour. instead, the passengers remain trapped. the end of their ordeal is nowhere in sight. despite low temperatures -- >> the morning of the 30th of december -- it is snowing, a blizzard here. >> reporter: the day began with high spirits for the 74 passengers aboard this stranded russian ship, stuck in ice off antarctica. >> having a fantastic time. >> reporter: an adventure that appeared to be at an end. >> we are all in a good mood. they are only 24 hours away. >> reporter: the hopes were dashed this morning. the ice cutter specially built to plow through treacherous antarctic waters found the ten-foot ice too thick. this was the latest rescue attempt. a chinese vessel also tried and failed to cut through the ice. both ships remain in the vicinity and an air lift by helicopter has also been scratched for now due to bad weather. >> we are going t

october, 2009, near melbourne, australia. stands on a windy train platform with her 6-month-old son safely buckled into his stroller. as the train approaches, she prepares to board and releases the brakes on the stroller. suddenly, the stroller begins to roll toward the end of the platform. with only seconds to react, the panicked mother struggles to reach the rolling baby carriage, frantically waving to alert the train conductor. but it's too late. the stroller drops onto the tracks right into the path of the arriving train. in an instant, the boy and stroller are gone. on the train station surveillance footage, the mother can be seen lunging for the rolling stroller and nearly jumping from the platform to save her son. stunned onlookers watch helplessly as the train slams into the carriage. the mother screams in anguish. fearing the worst, she races toward the front of the stopped train. now 100 feet further along the tracks. remarkably, the boy is found under the train, crying and only slightly injured. because of the way