aljazeera, melbourne. >> roger federer will play djokovic in the finals sunday.erer, a four thyme champion in the california desert is seeded seven order for the tournament but had a dominant performance in the semifinal. 6-3 and 6-1 was the win. his opponent's reach to the final was tougher. twice served to the match in second to win the tie breaker. djokovic got an early break to win the third 6-1. >> australian player will miss play from a toe infection. bangladesh won the opening match of the competition. they gave their fans a day to remember, beating afghanistan. the afghans scored a dismal 72 runs in their innings. they had no problem chasing that down, scoring 44 in 33 balls as the hosts crossed to a nine wickett win. they play they pap tuesday. >> in spain, third place barcelona looks to keep up the pressure in real madrid and athletico madrid. that following real's win saturday. >> with just 11 games now remaining in the spanish league season, any slip up could prove damaging. a comfortable victory, putting them ahead in the 23rd minute. >> the 25th goa

petersburg" was on its way from madagascar to melbourne, australia, when the australian government announced last night commercial satellite images showed what appeared to be large-scale debris in the ocean off the coast of australia.

. >> the first race of the season in melbourne with air of unpredictability about it.ig engine changes offering fears. on just the second lap, the mercedes going from six to five cylinders and retiring. a different car and another engine problem, the world champion had to pull the red bull into the pits. the most dramatic exit of the afternoon. all of this played into the hands, who stormed home handing the first victory of the season to the mercedes. >> it is an amazing day. yeah, i'm just over the moon, incredible. we worked so hard over the winter and relieving to have this to drive and unreal. this thing was unbelievably quick today. >> in a further twist, a huge blow for home fans that earlier celebrated the driver second place finish for red bull and following the race stripped of the first ever podium place for breeching the fuel rules and the second and promoted to third and new engines and knew rules causing a host of problems in a brand new season. >> starting in melbourne each year and the future of the race is a question. >> melbourne prides itself on the s

melbourne. >> we have breaking sports news now.and has just claimed rugby sixth championship title. they needed to beat france in their final game, and 22-20 the final score. the first time they've won the title since 2009 and only their second win in france in 42 years. >>> marcel hirsher has claimed his fou fourth championship. it was ted ligety of the united states who won the season giant slalom, and the big slalom championship winning the fifth world cup race in switzerland. the pressure was off but she was a second and a half quicker than any other rivals. >>> nicholas bÄckstrÖm will receive that olympic simple silr medal even though he was suspended for the last game because of drug testing. he blamed the swedish team doctor. all of the big days sports stories including the premiere league at www.aljazeera.com/sport. >> we end this news hour as we started with syria. in recent days vigils have been held in cities across the world to mark the third anniversary of the war. the british artist banksy has lent his support. here y

>> i don't know who's to blame here. >> that's called a doring in melbourne. as a legal thing. motorists and people getting in and out of cars are supposed to be beware of cyclists. this is a bit of a debate now because cyclist doesn't seem to be seriously injured. >> got it all on camera. >> she points out what she says is the bike lane and says i'm going to have to report this to police. the guy is, like, you got to be kidding me? refuses and walks off with his two colleagues. >> stopped at the light. you are a fool. >> she continues to follow these men repeatedly asking them for their information. they continue to refuse. it's clearly an accident. you know, the guy didn't do it on purpose. that would be one thing. i'll be honest, i don't know if my first thing is to look back and see if somebody's coming in that tiny little space because i would think a bike wouldn't even fit through there. >> and who is responsible for being aware? doesn't the person getting out of the car have to be aware and doesn't the biker have to be aware? >> looking at the penalties

. >> we begin now with nbc's sara james on the ground in melbourne, australia, where it is the wee hours of the morning. sara, the air search is set to resume very shortly, right? >> reporter: that's exactly right, abby. i'm struck by when that mother said i want to know. those searchers are thinking about mothers and fathers and sisters and probrothers like th as they head out in just a couple of hours. they know a lot is riding on this mission. and many people want to know. and it's their job to get out there and, if possible, find these pieces of debris so we know exactly what they are. let me set the stage for you if i can because it's not an easy mission. they're going to be flying off the coast, the western coast, of australia, about 1,500 miles into the vast area of the indian ocean. and it's a long flight. it's four hours just to get to the location. and because these aircraft only carry about ten hours of fuel, that gives them two hours of search time and then they've got to turn right back around and come back. they fly as long as they can from first light all the way through u

nick has been following all the events in melbourne. nick, you join me now. who is pretty upset? >> hostly mercedes pleased. red bull will be absolutely delighted. they had lots of problems in preseason testing with their engines, struggling to get any laps in. really they thought they would be off the the pace. although they are unlikely to win on sunday, they should get a good points score. they did well in preseason testing. but they struggled today. they could only manage 8th and 12th. a crash towards the end of the session. he finished 18th. >> what can we expect on saturday? >> it's likely per day december on the front row. whether hamilton or rosberg, we don't know. that's the safe bet. >> and the roar of the engines has got people talking, hasn't it? >> we know what formula 1 used to sound like. but they have brought in much quieter and smaller engines. let's have a listen to them. >> malia said the noise of formula 1 has gone. what we need is that formula 1 noise. well, unfortunately it is going to be gone for this season. we will just have to get us

al jazeera, melbourne. >> top has been knocked down. the italian in the final later on saturday. >>> there have been problems from djokovic. reaching the finals. now the last four ove have vict. the american had to save a point before the tie break. he fell behind in the second set, but he had a 7-6, 7-6 win. the 35-year-old striker was about to start a five-match ban with some believe was an inserted nazi salute before the game. but he said he terminated thinks contract after being offered to rejoin the group under certain conditions he could not accept. west brom included that he make an apology and accept an substantial fine. but by saying he was quitting the club say he committed gross misconduct and they sacked him. right now, manchester city are down to ten men. they lead 1-0. >>> real madrid will take their lead. three go in three points ahead of atletico madrid. real is in top form at the minute. cristiano ronaldo tops the goal-scoring charts with 24 lead goals. hespanyol looking to keep up the pressure on real. >>> swedish hock

yen saw tokyo fall to sixth place, and caracas raucous, geneva, and melbourne.many living ine asian cities are in the top 10. new york claimed the vote defensive title for north america, but fell to 26 overall. paris charges the highest average price for a liberal natural -- liter of petrol. the french capital is beholden to the cheapest bottles of wine. benjamin netanyahu is readying his speech to the biggest row israel lobby in washington. president told u.s. barack obama he will never compromise on israel posse purity. israel's security. the u.s. president hiked up the pressure, saying it would be harder to protect israel if these efforts with the palestinian's failed. meeting face-to-face coming yards and to make the decisions needed to salvage the peace process. >> some decisions are going to have to be made, but i know that the prime minister will make those decisions based on his estimate of israel's security. >> he said it was for the palestinians to deliver. >> they have uprooted entire settlements. released hundreds of terrorist prisoners, including do

nbc news correspondent sarah james is in the thick of it in melbourne. how optimistic do authorities seem they can track the debris down? what technology are they deploying to reach that goal? >> well, ronan, one thing i would say about australia, they have a can do spirit. when they go after something, they expect to attain it. i think that's what's going on in this particular case. they were very heartened by seeing these images on the satellite and then taking time to pore over those images. it's worth noting that took four days. then looking at those images they felt like it was credible in their words that these could be pieces of missing jet liner. in terms of the technology, they have p3 orions, australians have a couple and new zealanders have another one and united states brings another weapon to the table a poseidon used for surveillance and other methods. these are all very sophisticated aircraft that are being put to the test though, ronan, because these conditions really are appalling. we're talking high seas and rain and clouds. it's going

. >> six days later police found whipple in melbourne, florida, driving heather stigliano's car. >> i was on top of the world. in one day we came up with two bits of information, a suspect and a car. >> but what connection, if any, did whipple have to heather stigliano? investigators learned that whipple knew heather's friend chris harkins because they had worked together in the past. >> but that was the only connection that whipple had had with heather at the time. they, they had briefly met right then. and, you know, he left with chris. there was no other connection between heather and whipple. >> inside heather's car was a virtual treasure trove of evidence. >> found a lot more than i expected to find. went through a methodical process of working from the outside in on the vehicle. >> under the front seat investigators found a bent serrated knife, a broken clothes iron, a pair of men's athletic shoes and bloody clothing. they sent the knife to forensic pathologist dr. jamie downs. >> with the serrated knife, i look at the separation. tines of the serrated points, the little points

. >> nbc's sara james joins me from melbourne, australia and here in washington, tom costello. i tom, i want to start with you. this search focused on the coast off australia, 1500 miles from perth. what's the latest? >> here are the images we have of the debris out here. this was spotted by australian satellite about four days ago and takes a while to process these images as you may know. and now that they have done that, they think they've got two pieces, one piece that is about 78 feet or so. the other one they think is about 16 feet. now, this would be theer etically consistent with an airplane piece. the wing span of a 777 is 200 feet and you have a 60-foot tail. the australian prime minister is taking his credibility to parliament to talk about these images so that seems to lend a credence to this whole notion that this may be in fact something substantial. let's look how far the plane would have come. all the way down here from malaysia. we're talking about this flight having extended or exhausted i should say all of its fuel to get all the way do you knwn to south india

he also started the poll in the melbourne grand prix. , and l be joined by fekel rossberg and ricardo. well, mercedes say they have solid the engine misfire which saw hamilton withdraw early in that race. his teammate rossberg benefited from the problem to secure victory in the season opener. mersdeeze being seen as favorites and there's a time to have a look at hamilton's team mates who currently heads the drivers' rankings. >> the german driver, didn't give his opponents a chance in the first race of the season. he drove flawlessly and dominated from start to finish. >> he isn't just a candidate for the world championship. for me he is the candidate for the title. he's the clear favorite. rossberg is a very intelligent driver and he can adapt very well to changing events. >> like all formula drive cars, his mergsdeeze is a car bine engine the german company has spent years developing. it can absorb breaking energy and heat as electrical power. >> the engine will decide everything in this new carriage in formula one. the engines are different when it comes to driveability, fuel consu

well then the officiating the bottom after he must live within a second had this link went over to melbourne to see this as the new cafe where i will attend on a daily basis. at this time of the day if you don't have to buy them up and yes i did improve. didn't he are you the apples or whatever. this is real. we are the best european defence and thanks to the speed at all. there are tons of the survival of the dpp pencils league debut in the local fluff fifty and bake it because because you're already at its best to cement his mobile on phoebe's the friday and then that really convicted me. add to that. i like to inform that our immediate focus is to find the echo. and as bad as they get kicked off and the black ball. it is not acting that way both on so a lot of expected it to. on issues that can read about that. lala of folk that fateful fifteen. on that poem in perth. i'm not one of the mayhem that. we topped off with him both in the south china sea and in the streets of mecca. in the statement issued through the day before the two ships and the team and a corrupt and visiting divided int

nbc's sarah james joins me live from melbourne, australia.at's the latest you're hearing on the search? >> the latest is that in just a couple of hours, the planes are going to head out from this air base, the royal australian air force base, pearce, just north of perth. they're going to head out 1,500 miles offshore southwest of perth looking for any sign of the debris that was spotted by the satellite. and what's really important to understand here is just how vast the indian ocean is. so how hard it's going to be to find anything. particularly when the weather conditions are so treacherous. and we're talking about high seas and rain and cloud cover. it is not easy. and the area is absolutely vast. it takes about four hours flying time offshore just to get to the location. then they have enough fuel to search for two hours. and then they have to fly back. nevertheless, as difficult as it is, they are very much committed to doing this. and they have some pretty sophisticated planes with which to do this. not only the o ryans, but a poseidon.

let's look at wolworth's in melbourne, australia, that guy is armed with a spear gun and hils accomplicermed with a machete. they are robbing a woolworth's. >> i would satake my shot. i might take my chances with that guy. >> you wouldn't. >> i could sneak up from behind. then maybe and then i'd kick that fricking thing and i would -- >> ahh! >> okay, here we go. >> as you can see he's armed with a gun notice who he's pointing it at. that's the security guard. it's the security guard's first day on the job. >> what a terrible first day. >> i guarantee they don't train you for harpoon disarming. >> the men did get away with the money. however, the younger man who jumped over the counter and bagged the cash 19 years old. police say he turned himself in. this happened about a week ago but police are still look for the other guy because they believe they used this stolen car as the getaway vehicle. >> if the young guy turned himself in, he could probably turn his buddy in, too. >>> over in moscow this is in front of a bank. watch this blue car. you've got people coming from the bank, they've

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we do not have young specialists to melbourne to prepare these professionals. kazakh iranian relations have reached a new level delegation of the longest everything visited the free economic zone or haven't yet bought a factory for the processing of agricultural and dairy products as well as poultry facilitates the party's alpine priorities for cooperation and held negotiations on the development of the fishing industry and the transit of cows and goats three rang imports during a visit. you love them to the volume of cars passing through airport and not to pee point five million tonnes last year to fifty percent of this announcement is from catholics than we export seen and heard some magical stick as extent and import grain mentalist now actively working to increase the capacity of an era but seaport. the trade turnover between the longest i received in iran was accounted for seventy one million dollars last year millicent and an internationally really will be put into operation in the fall of this year the israeli knesset as accent turkmenistan and iran expe

guys got taken away by the police officers, just, i mean -- >>> two strangers meet on the train in melbourne, australia, but romance doesn't bloom. these two men don't know each other and they start fighting. but then a woman intervenes. >> that's enough! >> there are about 20 passengers on the train watching what's going on. this goes on for a while. finally somebody hits the emergency button that stops the train. and according to metro trains the police told them to stop the train and lock the doors. >> so, they are trying to lock these two guys in like a cage match. >> yeah. >> they were trying to lock these guys in but the one guy in the black shirt and his presumed fiance do leave the train but not without a parting shot. he kicks him off the train. >> i want to know what causes these two dummies to fight on the train. >> the last kick makes me mad. it was over. the dude was getting off. fight's done and he kicked him off like a little woos. >> the remaining guy was still in the train with the people until half an hour until the police came. at this point there don't appear to be any ch

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the twenty fourteen season is upon us with the opening race the australian prawn curry opening in melbourne on friday. four time world champ sebastian battle along with fernando alonso mark webber and other world class drivers will soon oh four qualifying on saturday before the main race on sunday. now for charities we took all the nl messi has re brand the record books yet again. as for slaughterhouse did manchester city from the ornaments nancy's opening goal in the sixty seventh minute with him on top of the list of players that the most champions league goals with a single team with six and seven surpassing the dry wall on the list. meanwhile course i ended up beating men sitting in the next two to one key to keeping been before one win in the debates and advanced to the quarterfinals. now let's get to quail section in the k b l e s k nights hosted the goalie and forty on since color for game one. now their toe to toe to start again but as k wilson opened the second taking the forty eight thirty one lead into the hat. now anthony ricketts in and play doh presses and forty owns comeback

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after six years of the democratic party he had two and was on the dodgers to a north melbourne or as the new politics alliance for democracy. over two hundred fifty delegates including lawmakers officials who are veterans and thousands of citizens from all walks of life attended the event and saw this on his olympic stadium. absentee speedster get to the forty six victims had died when the washer and one some four years ago and commemorated the one hundred fourth anniversary of the death of independence fighter and content prior to the mean he backed the coalition will be jointly funded by democratic party representative to hamdi an independent lawmaker and tyson for one year until it can lead the party chairman and leadership next year they completely calm esther is for dissolving their previous parties and on the register as a new one with a national election commission. the new politics alliance for democracy will hold one hundred thirty seats at the national assembly with the vast majority of them being members of the former democratic party the intended party currently has one h

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the university of melbourne professor.say the impact of crimea would be limited. you have ukrainians on a lot of levels arty written off the crimea. they are thinking what is putin interested in? of some take over part of ukraine's biggest industrial regions. why do you suppose crimea is so important to russia that putin was willing to create an international crisis? >> that is the $64,000 question. worried about the slow creep of nato. nato has expanded right up onto russia's border, poland, the baltics. now after this revolution in became concerned that ukraine, georgia, these are also countries that were put on the table. these countries are historically part of russia's sphere of influence. his heart isutin, exactly what is going on in his mind. are onn energy reports the ground there in eastern ukraine,ain -- eastern tell us what impact it will have on the energy dependent and relationship between crimea and ukraine. >> well. in terms of energy impact, crimea is not essential. no essential pipelines. no gas or oil. im

reactions, my next guest now joining me from melbourne. not exactly born today, our we? the ukraine, china, all these concerns about the markets themselves, commodity prices. what do you say to your clients this morning? clarityait for some around the situation. let's not be a hero and try to buy the pullback we have seen in things like the s&p futures. let's wait to find out exactly what happens. i like to wait for the bit more certainty. if we do see this ending and an escalation, sanctions will be placed on russia from the west. -- noting this victim buying this bit right now. we have something for stock pickers and something for top-down macros. things are huge this week to focus on. just saying stay clear until clarity prevails at the moment. >> on friday, the u.s. jobs ticker is at 155 forecast. japan is an issue. australiaf is an even bigger issue. why is that? >> if you look at some of the addictions in terms of trade coming forward, that is something that is not factored into forecast. if you look at the numbers last week, that was a big drop-off. it is clear th

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we opened an office in melbourne, teaming with tech talent and cultural experience, which is in our zonek about reserved seating. it which you into competition with ticketmaster. how do you see that evolving? >> it is about empowering ticketing. we envision bringing the world together through live experiences and we have never offered a solution for reserved seating, which is a huge market for s. something we will see growth in. sold $1 billion worth of tickets and we are excited about what that represents around the world. >> does that change your revenue model when you imagine your different places you are getting sales? >> it actually does not. we have built reserved seating into our core product. we do not think it makes sense to charge a different fee. >> i ask you this every time, eventbrite always comes up in the pipeline to go public, king digital went public today, how much attention do you pay to what is going on out there? we are also seeing mega rounds of funding. really special time, i will say. i'm excited about what our team has done to get us to where we are today. whoave

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wayne reports from melbourne. >> reporter: the big talking point continues to be the changes made to one of the biggest things you notice being at the track is the sound. the smaller turbo charged engines are significantly quieter. on the track there are so many questions leading into this round one of the season. and many questions remain unanswered. the team that seemed to be handling the changes the best were mercedes, but in the first practice session, the former world champion, lewis hamilton couldn't even complete a lap. in the second practice session, mercedes went back to the top with lewis hamilton setting the fastest time ahead of his teammate, and the four-time world champion in ford. and after what was at times a [ inaudible ] testing season forced the red bull team perhaps some good signs there. >>> now to tennis where 7 seed roger federer has reached the semifinals. the swiss has yet to drop a set in california, and beat kevin andersson. while he continues his impressive form, he will now move up to fifth in the world rankings. >>> federer will now face world number 31.

remember the season begins this weekend in melbourne. >> that is all the sport for now. >> as up-to-date possibly could be. thank you very much. thank you for watching the al jazeera news hour. i'm david foster. bye bye for now. >> the malaysian military is now saying its radar showed the aircraft may have flew hundreds of miles off course in response. the international rescue efforts have been significantly widened. the boeing 777 was carrying 239

wayne haye reports from melbourne. >> reporter: the big talking point here continues to be the changesars for the 2014 formula 1 season. one of the biggest things you notice is the sound. the smaller turbo charged engines are significantly quieter. on the track there are so many questions leading into this round one of the season. and after a few practice sessions many of those questions remain unanswered. the team that seemed to be handling the changes was mercedes. but lewis hamilton couldn't even complete a lap because of engine problems. but in the second practice session, mercedes went back to the top with lewis hamilton setting the fastest time ahead of his teammate and sebastian. and what was at time a sham bollic testing season, perhaps some encouraging tines there. adding to the uncertainty is some rain is forecast on saturday, and race day on sunday. >>> moving on to tennis, where the top seed left in california is in quarter final action later on friday. the 17th, roger federer is already through to the semifinals. he defeated the 17th seed kevin andersson. the grand slam ch

petersburg" was on its way from madagascar to melbourne, australia, when the australian government announced last night commercial satellite images showed what appeared to be large-scale debris in the ocean off the coast of australia. the moment that debris was spotted, the closest vessel in all the world to that potential debris was the hoegh "st. petersburg." that ship is under no obligation to help search for what or what might not be parts of that missing plane. when the cargo ship got the call they might be helpful in the search since they were the nearest ship to the potential debris field, they totally stepped up. they said they would help. hoegh auto liner executives held a press conference in oslo, pledged their full support. they declared their ship and crew of 19 mariners would be at authorities' disposal for as long as needed. their ship had radar equipment and powerful search lights that would be used to scan the ocean surface around the clock. they said weather conditions near the ship were good, but they hadn't spotted anything so far. so the "st. petersburg" has been in the g

captain shah's daughter was a student studying in melbourne, australia.amily home was here in a gated community. but his wife routinely stayed somewhere else when he was flying. shah was a spublic supporter of pro democracy rallies and in his free time he posted videos like this one online. showing him in front of his home flight simulator, talking not about his job but about his interests in home improvement projects. less is known about shah's co-pilot, fariq hamid. he was engaged to his high school sweetheart. he was on his first flight in the cockpit unsupervised on the jumbo jet. and the fbi is expected to hand over analysis of the hard drive soon, evidence that is pulled from it could provide clues or leads for officials to follow up on and that could end up being important in this investigation. but as of now, we are reiterating, no smoking gun has been found. these pilots are victims until proven otherwise. jim? >> do we have unrealistic expectations about how quickly they would come to some working theory here? this could be a long plotting and s

. >> joining us now from the university of technology in melbourne is alexander, the director for the center for ocean engineering, science and technology. he joins me now by telephone. thank you for joining us. what do you make of this new direction that authorities are taking the search? >> good morning. i suppose it is morning in america. it is already friday night in australia. it is quite a different area. so if we are thinking of the area where the debris were before, it can hardly be the same debris. it is not impossible for it to travel that far but practically i don't think it could happen. so we are looking at essentially a different area. and if it is indeed the area, everybody was looking at before and that should be a different set of objects unrelated. >> absolutely. >> what about what they're saying as far as the reason they are relocating this search. due to the fact they have new information about the flight speed of this airplane. that meaning that the flight ended much earlier than they thought. >> the big question should be addressed to somebody else. i'm an oceano

captain shah's daughter was reportedly a student studying in melbourne, australia. the family home was here in a gated community in malaysia, but a source close to the family says his wife routinely stayed somewhere else when he was flying. shah was a public supporter of the malaysia opposition party leader and attended pro-democracy rallies. in his free time he posted videos like this one online showing him in front of his home flight simulator talking not about his job but about his interest in home improvement projects. less is known about shah's co-pilot fariq hamid. he was engaged to his high school sweetheart. after finishing his training of the 777, he was on his first flight in the cockpit unsupervised in the jumbo jet. pamela brown, cnn, washington. >> the mystery continues but we'll wait and see if these planes come back with anything in this new region. >>> well, the crisis in ukraine is far from over. the u.n., of course, condemns russia's annexation of crimea. >> but there is a big question in the region -- are russian troops preparing to invade eastern

. >> grn reporter roger maynard joins us from melbourne. roger, a new day but a whole new investigation. this rather stunning new information. what happened. >> greta, these are significant developments. no doubt about it in the past 12 hours, we have had search aircraft spotted what they call multiple objects in the indian ocean, niewstled air force plane. australianian and indeed america's p 8 poseidon have all said they have seen objects bobbing around in the ocean in this new search area. now, the australian maritime safety authority emphasizes these spottings cannot be verified or discounted as coming from the flight 370. but a chinese patrol ship is on its way should thereby later on today. we should know one way or the other whether this is related to flight 370. >> roger, are they now then discounting the other where you had the satellite the french and japanese satellite showing. because we heard the word credibility for those. it's hard to have much confidence when we hear credible again and new pictures. >> well, i suppose he the