and he told me about a program that have begun at the university of melbourne in australia called mental health first aid. and he not only taught people about mental illnesses and addictions, but it helps them help the people they knew and loved. whether it was family members or friends and colleagues. and having had this long anti-stigma history, i thought to myself, now, that sounds fabulous. first of all, it is first aid and everybody knows first aid. it is like cpr. we wanted to be part of health care and part of the world, and this was another way to get there. at that time, mental health first aid was in a few countries and it was started by two people, a nurse in melbourne who herself suffered with depression and her husband -- her name is betty. her husband tony, who i understand spoke this week. he was at john hopkins talking about mental health first aid. he is a mental health services researcher. they were walking on the beach and said, why don't we have first aid for the mind? they actually went to work at the university to create the curriculum. working with experts from acr

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league semifinal first leg against holders by vehicle wednesday according to the web journal page melbourne faces a late fitness test for it all at the santiago but about being sidelined with a knee and hamstring injury since the beginning of the month and she helped to steer his side to king's cup success against arch rivals boston london last week said. when his eight years younger another train with the tv on the field. we built it tomorrow we will do a physical pretense. you could all there is a risk of relapse and regional audrey becomes what you are the times when testing the department only too well off to forge for making news across america and his record against the madrid club hoped to defeat in fifteen matches st audience. yes welcome to the shed and jack carey will miss out through injury but the stench once again have enough has both return from suspension but it's what you said you real madrid are opposed to it eventually led by the way of the most difficult in the semifinals there's no other team like real madrid. just remember what happened to playing at the end of the play

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watch what happens in this mcdonald's in melbourne. he's putting change into that tin.n or what we call a can is to raise money for veterans. but this guy is not just putting money in there. he cut that cord that can was attached to and then covers the tin with his sweater and carries it out of the mcdonald's restaurant. >> you hate to see this. these are donations. people giving money out of the kindness of their hearts to help other people. >> police say they don't know how much money was in there but they guess he could have gotten up to a thousand dollars because people had been putting money in there for some time. police are still looking for this guy. they got a picture of him and his bike. hopefully somebody will recognize this guy. >>> hey, everybody. it's friday and we're kicking off the weekend with an ipad mini giveaway. >> now to enter you need the buzzword and a twitter account. if you don't have one don't worry. it's easy to create one. >> the buzzword is coming up. you have to be 18 years old and a u.s. resident to enter. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad m

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limerick county council after next month's local elections as part of reforms across the country melbourne city council was formed in eleven ninety seven by drawing a chart released the second oldest nuclear power seen our good doctor tell them it's back to the final time this afternoon closing a chapter on over eight hundred years of local government history in the city. it was a day of mixed emotions for those former mayors and members of the council. we were talking custom made. he's taking home the seventeenth of october to three hundred g years before columbus circle and it's a prison and took all of us history and tradition. since the start of a fourth charge her. in the nineties. i think it's the seventh. the two companies. on the other hand there can be. you'll need an altered cd comes to become the concert. that is right you the truth. the real problem is cost effective to the city contributes to her it was our trip to the county council after the local elections in may twenty church which also see what britain tipperary councils merged many believe the streamlining of the open cu

the eastern gray kangaroo jumped a fence and landed in the deep end in melbourne, australia.was found just in time too because he'd been fighting for his life for four hours and swallowed a lot of water. his nails very worn down from the -- were worn down from the struggle to get out. crews eventually rescued the kangaroo and took him back for treatment. >>> time for weather and the story -- story odd of kind of a mis-- not mysterious really. actually way of putting it is a beautiful phenomenon in the sky. but perhaps it needs a little explanation. you can see we've got ordinary looking clouds. a few out there and some layered high clouds. but nothing really remarkable. but -- if you put the sun behind some of the high clouds, and you're standing in just the right place at just the right time, then you see something like this. it looks like a rainbow but in fact it's not. it's the sun shining through these high altitude clouds and if you're in the right place in a way it's like a rainbow because the sunlight is refracted into the various component colors of the spectrum. and

accounts and revolutions in melbourne to meet and greet the us healthcare highlights the government's efforts. he doesn't want conrad's to return to a now relatively prosperous algeria. you know who i'm going to go to vote against it because he's done a lot for the younger generation will for example with this business loan program. that's what gave me my start the defeat of the algerian stability and security. that's what matters to its mind to demonstrators to chanting and cons. born in knots. it is also the name of the protest movement. behind the candidacy of the three squeaky little beyond absurd it's a sign that there's no real democracy in algeria people are included in the car. you find your own timing. algeria is governed by a network of generals businessman and pretty candies. and low key but it really is surrounded by a clan that wants him to stay in power even though she still hold until he's barely alive the music video shows the woman sitting in pajamas the french alcoa plant signing a document additional content. the contents to see him as nothing more than a mere hint

gosh i came up with the idea of the melbourne comic one day when he found himself holding two plastic bags looked around and saw that almost everyone else was carrying them too. in portugal plastic bags are omnipresent and unavoidable. relieving to be the country's biggest weekly paper and a plastic bag for less. the room the cost to seize the plastic bag as the symbol of the entry gave birth in the modern consumer like yourself. the patchwork family to pull a tooth had to be picked up from school grocery shopping and cooking these things turn the artist into a perfectly normal person. so does a routine trip to the supermarket supermarkets are the bottomless source of plastic bags one of them pulled out of the shopping centers every minute and portuguese have surrendered to this without resistance it was awful. we portuguese are reputed pointing our fingers at others set the governments and our neighbors. while but we don't accept our own responsibility for the common welfare the environment you need a sense of community. and so the portuguese are a burden on their environment. things

scene from pretoria will meetings he will now lead the defending champions from trevor grant took on melbourne victory in group d of the afc champions league on tuesday the chinese champions well hoping to seal the asphalt seen in nor cal state wouldn't want to stop by the team that they've beaten for two during the competition to the ground lost to joe buck. this month but with these teams still lead the group with seven points off the four rounds defending champions fell behind in the second minute of the defensive lapse the resulting involving cost for its huge essay. after mass the noble house installing it. he likes to ize with leaky fuel goal then lead in the city and fly straight at me from cutting off his top score in the competition struggling to point this season. the ppp be concerned that all the touchline. the grand cayman. once again alter the break to get it but conceded that the lifelike doll with its authentic one thousand feet that said it's still the one males. quite to the plate and it's come against a deep inside i'm just going with this the flavor of the dish all the great

what a lot don't think the vice chancellor of the university of melbourne to see how one hundred and sixty and eat less meat is ready for more interaction with china as australia enters the asian century. physically davies will come to a share and each patient has a musical the reason he has held the eighteenth. the smile his way. the market is worth a fortune in the hof billion doses. and that it's big it's being slightly depressed from earlier times when it was up to spice it contained. and most analysts expect us to read on a peak of the month that its impossible. some long term analysis that side of the market could grow to as large as thirty billion australian dollars. it's growing very strongly here in china but also across a shop and keep the south east asia and what gravity is from time to play in the end of the end of this market. but tony's didn't account for nearly thirty percent of all international students in estonia. which is a very high number of and reflects coast guard at the top in china for the opportunity to study abroad this was of course it was made in china th

there that a new continent has the same status and could be next on your progress and at the st east melbourne case and in that we can. we can stop it runs came at the anti treaty for instance the fear of people i care to know that the real free trade agreement between nth except the eu and us victory came at the frank stanton by the commission on monday from the member states can only be signed with the approval of the continent so my message to besiktas to inspect this is an amount because just a street sign his son and two other a lot we'll definitely be i think the issue the major reason the fence election when trying to make this a referendum on the cheetah on the terms of money to eat the citizens when we have to get involved in understanding that any other discussion on french politics or european politics is pointless if this he comes into force. so you know that friends have been heartened by past and decisions regarding european air with elizabeth and in two thousand and five when the french voted no. i nonetheless the gunman went on and an adopted and ratified the lisbon treaty so t

honor those who have fallen in the line of duty. 80,000 people visited the shrine of remembrance in melbourneas special this year including visits from prince william and his family. is on the cuspii of the fastest canonization in recent history. he is on a double ballot for sainthood with pope john xiii. if approved, they will be the first double pope canonization since the middle ages. finishing up the earnings parade, ford missed analysts expectations. wiped out $800 million worth of profit. matt miller broke it all down with betty liu. >> $.25 a share is what ford came out with. investors and analysts were looking for $.31 a share according to our survey. it is interesting to see even when you add in the additional items, when you just look at the bottom line, net profit, they're still down 39% from the same time a year ago. $989 million they made net. said, $400is, as you million in warranty and repair costs. $100 million in costs for the weather in north america. over $300 million in costs from the venezuelan do valuation. a lot of the same thing sitting other automakers are hitting for

. >> stu does my website, and their based in melbourne, australia. >> do you have a relationship withhem? >> i just e-mail or skype or something and it works great. >> finally here's a question about localization. >> how do we develop localization within the countries and companies we do work with? these people live all over the world. >> do you get people on the ground in all these countries? >> i think it's really important. i live for ten years in tokyo and hong kong. the biggest mistake companies make they just translate. they use a translation company and translate. that doesn't work culturally. finding somebody on the ground and where of it is, japan, china, france or germany, and having them do the work and them be on the ground is important. so i would localize a couple of companies starting off with, rather than trying to be everything to everybody. >> and you find partners or employees or how do you do it? >> i think it's either way. i think employees are probably the best, most effective, the quickest solution, but i completely agree and it is very cultural. it gets lost in

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i left my cell phone on flying between perth and melbourne at the east coast. i got a text message at 35,000 feet. it was a rude awakening and quickly turned it off. at 35,000 feet i got a signal. at a lower altitude more of a chance. but at a higher altitude, personal experience, yes, you can pick up a signal. >> when we come back, a new chapter in the search for flight 370. underwater search with the bluefin-21. what will the data reveal? i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. unlike the bargain brand, depend gives you new fit-flex®, our best protection. it's a smooth and comfortable fit with more lycra strands. get your free sample at depend.com. we'll be here at lifelock doing our thing: you do your share spontaneous moments thing, alerting you in ways your bank alone can't. get lifelock protection and live life free. add vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance and get $100 off for every year of safe driving. we put members first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on

they were beaten 2-0 by australian outfit melbourne victory.s them in contending for the [ inaudible ]. >>> meanwhile [ inaudible ] giants were shot 2-0 at home which the western sydney wanders. the wanderers club is taking part in the competition for the first time. >>> the washington wizards beat the miami heat on monday. the heat opted to rest lebron james and chris bosh as they prepare for the post season. the loss means the indiana pacers will have top seed, while the heat drop down to second. >>> tuesday is jackie robinson day in the united states. it was a long journey to get to that point. john henry smith reports. >> reporter: baseball is a sport with a rich history, but much like the country that popularized the game, it always a clouded history of race relations. white teams and leagues were rejecting black, hispanic and native american players, however, this exclusion spawned the opportunity for the non-white athletes to play their own name. >> out of segregation came this wonderful story of triumph and conquest, based on one small

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and he told me about a program that have begun at the university of melbourne in australia called mentalhealth first aid. and that it not only taught people about mental illnesses and addictions, but it helps them help the people they knew and loved. whether it was family members or friends and colleagues. and having had this long anti-stigma history, i thought to myself, now, that sounds fabulous. first of all, it is first aid and everybody knows first aid. it is like cpr. we wanted to be part of health care and part of the world, and this was another way to get there. at that time, mental health first aid was in a few countries and it was started by two people, a nurse in melbourne who herself suffered with depression and her husband -- her name is betty. her husband tony, who i understand spoke this week. he was at john hopkins talking about mental health first aid. he is a mental health services researcher. they were walking on the beach and said, why don't we have first aid for the mind? they actually went to work at the university to create the curriculum. working with experts from

to talk about there in sidney, they're going to brisbane, and adelaide, they're going to cambra, melbournes not on the list. there are a lot of noses out of joint. it is a big city to see there. >> didn't you predict yesterday there wouldn't be crowds out to greet them? >> i wouldn't go. but i guess a lot of people did. >> all right, we'll take a short break right now. stay with us. >> watching cnn. hello. this is where we do that bundling thing? let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, dear. hello. hello. van with airbrushed fire-breathing dragons. ah! check. thank you. the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. then a little time to kick back. earn double hilton honors points with the 2x points package and be one step closer to a weekend break. doubletree by hilton. where the little things mean everything. . >>> welcome back to cnn news room. officials and witnesses say militants have struck again in nigeria. >> yes, they say dozens of gunm

from melbourne, australia.a picture of a dad taking a pictures of his kids under the blood moon. >> welcome to aljazeera america. i'm richelle carey and here are tonight's top stories. breaking news tonight from south korea where a passenger hip is sinking off of the southwest coast. 350 passengers onboard, and many of them students on a field trip. the south korean coast guard said that they have sent signals, and they are responding right now. >>> ukraine could be on the brink of civil war. launching shots in the eastern part of the country. shots were fired at the airport. and both sides claim injuries. the white house blames moscow for the protests and is considering sanctionsnism. >> the white supremacist accused of killing three people is facing capital murder charges. he will be put to death if convicted, he's accused of killing a man and his grandson and a woman near by. >>> the victims of the boston marathon bombings were honored today. two bombs exploded near the finish line, and 260 others were injur

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>> true confession, true confession time, i left my cell phone on flying between perth and melbourne on the east coast and i got a text message at 35,000 feet, and it was a very rude awakening and quickly turned it off, but yes, at 35,000 feet, i got a signal, so certainly, at a lower altitude more chance of picking up a signal, but certainly at a higher altitude, personal experience, yes, you can pick up a signal. >> all right. stick with me, everybody. when we come back, a new chapters in the search for flight 370. underwater search with the blue fin. what will the data reveal? ♪ ben! ♪ [ train whistle blows ] oh, that was close. you ain't lying. [ ql guy ] let quicken loans help you save your money. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be on

welcome home to iraq vets, followed by houston and tucson and fayetteville and north carolina and melbourneflorida, and richmond, virginia, and kansas city, and chicago, lots of cities. but not new york. not in the canyon of heroes. not in the place where america thinks of as the place that we make it official, where we really say, welcome home, as a nation. over this past weekend, senator charles schumer of new york decided to raise the issue again. he said, now, combat operations in afghanistan are coming to an end. and so maybe now, now is the time to start to plan, finally, a welcome home parade for the troops who served in iraq and in afghanistan. and now there is a new mayor of new york city, bill de blasio, and he says he supports the idea. so the now finally the time, 2 1/2 years after the end of the iraq war, will the american troops who fought in that war and in the afghanistan war as well, finally receive the same welcome home as the thousands of troops who have fought in all those wars before them? we may have an answer to that. hold on. [ male announcer ] not all toothbrushes a

fred from melbourne is sitting next to him. a terrible flight. stuart: what do you say, doctor?ancial pedigree of your guest. why not. what is to be embarrassed about? stuart: i think the republicans will extend. >> i am no mitt romney. i will say this, you still owe me money from the obama campaign. stuart: are you a tom sayer? [laughter] >> 100%. stuart: how many generations back to you go? >> that would be four. stuart: i was nice to the guy. >> very nice. stuart: that was good. excellent. jeanette somebody die on vic cavett show? >> we will get back to you on monday with the latest on that. i think it is time. stuart: here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: this is risk and reward. thank you for joining me. entrepreneurs, ceos, elon musk will be making an announcement from d.c. spacex successfully launched its dragon craft. the first time that spacex launched a reusable rocket. we will be covering that for you from d.c. momentarily. courses sake kkr and nasdaq may be soon unveiling a private equity exchange to make it sell small portions possible. trying to crack the code on making

this rare pigment deficiency but in east africa it's eight times the number of people born with melbourne abnormality is estimated at one hundred fifty to two hundred thousand in the more remote regions of tanzania a white skin child represents a stigma on the whole family and on top of that low education level still mean that superstitious villages associate people with an almost medieval variety. of irrational fears. will be born in the africa you feel hardware different. in the africa special a while. and then you are there for the fall down to earth out of the ones those. block rudy is one. of many people didn't understand where about the news people follow god's idea because sometimes people thought i'm a mess of human beings. i was. a. little. hoping one of. the start of the twenty first century is so widespread breakout in l.b. no hunting according to official information dozens of white skin victims were reported killed every year but the real number is likely to be much higher considering that many of the attacks were never reported to all recorded by the police the victimization

i can almost smell it. 73 degrees already this morning in melbourne, florida.s the northeast, as well. but get out and enjoy. a ton of sunshine and temps will be feeling pretty good. down in the south, this is where our big problem area is, especially in parts of louisiana and mississippi and in towards western alabama. i think we have the threat for some severe weather today, including some tornados. in towards the northern plains, a pretty nice day and temps will be warming up this week. enjoy that. and down across the west, a high pressure area building in across the southwest, it's going to bring very warm temperatures this week. get ready for the 90s to return. guys, send it back to you inside. anna, are they gone? >> they're gone. coast is clear, rick. >> we threw them in the >> oh, . thank you, rick. >>> here is a question. do you know what you would do if your dog was ever in serious trouble? health trouble. we have what ever dog owner needs to know to keep your pets safe. >> and it's a story everyone was talking about last week. is wall street really r

christopher lane, 22, from melbourne, australia, was visiting his girlfriend's parents in duncan, oklahomaer when he was killed. lane was preparing for his senior baseball season at east central university where he was attending on a baseball scholarship. another teenager was charged with accessory after the fact. he is 16-year-old james francis edwards, jr. prosecutors said they will drop a first-degree murder charge against edwards if he continues to testify against luna and jones, two of the other teens charged in this truly-senseless crime. eric. eric: just unimaginable. arthel, thank you. jenna: we're going to turn our gaze overseas for a moment. we have breaking news as tensions escalate in ukraine. ukraine's acting president is announcing an antiterrorist operation to stop pro-russian insurgents. just crossing the wires moments ago we have reports of heavy gunfire being exchanged at one airport in eastern europe. we're going to watch the news as it develops. meantime this is all playing out as leaders in russia and the united states exchange words. our senior white house foreign aff

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car is on the dock in melbourne. you know no more weasel words when you made a direct question be prepared for a change when you run should be ready for a bad. freedom of speech and down to freedom to crush. it's artie international thanks for joining us afghanistan's preparing for a presidential election runoff with the country's former finance and foreign ministers competing for the seat of power but whoever claims the position will be faced with an economy going rapidly downhill the country has long been reliant on foreign aid since two thousand and two around a hundred billion has been poured in from abroad but that stream of investments may soon dry up and the country's domestic income isn't even enough to pay for security same goes for trade afghanistan's main legal exports of fruit vegetables and scrap metal all in all worth just barely four hundred million dollars everything else is imported including the machinery and that of the refined petroleum are these are caffein offers more on the dire prospects for a

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state department to comment on your latter point i come on to say it's six am a car is on a dock in melbourne or. over a jail no more weasel words. when you have a direct question be prepared for a change when you throw a punch be ready for a battle freedom of speech and lead on down to freedom to cost. wielding riot police charged chanting crowds in the streets of rome were a protest against deep budget cuts of the sended into street fighting. to kiev on resprayed strew the east of ukraine police and administration buildings fall under the control of protesters and more and more tongues across the region. meanwhile twenty russian journalists from entering the country a violation of freedom of speech according to international watchdogs but western governments seem to find no cause for concern. from talking to the media or winning a prize for the best e.u. exit strategy we report on what's gone his employer. life from center in moscow this is r.t. international with you twenty four hours a day you know. some eighty people have been injured in clashes in rome according to media reports violenc