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hundreds protests in the stel of melbourne.e have the report. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a flag ship but it was operation inept tud. the plan to check the visa status on the streets of melbourne was handled badly. >> i find the idea of people going around on the street checking people's papers frankly orwe willian. >> we need to fight against this now. >> reporter: australian bore erd forces were due to the deployed sparking the fears they might racially find. a cause is put out on twitter and hundreds gathered. the reaction was such that the australian order force issued a blunt statement and canceled the operation. >> it shouldn't have been worded that way. >> reporter: the protesters celebrated their success but they managed to bring the city to the stand still disrupts transport and road traffic on friday. local politicians and media watchers likened it to an action of a facist government am. for now it's a bunch of prote protesters and a lot for the state government. >>> the most senior vatican official to be charg

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. >>> another one that comes to us from melbourne in australia inside like a fruit and vegetable storeer who is there on the left-hand side decides to walk through to the other side of the shop nice timing too. >> oh my gosh! >> the owner actually thought that his wife had been hit by the car. >> when i saw over the car, i saw -- i feel more relieved. >> the 43-year-old learned driver got confused while parking, pressed the wrong pedal. there was minor damage to the car but over $33,000 in damage to the store. nobody is hurt so we're okay. >>> dear instagram models. >> a cute blond in a bra top showing off some -- >> don't be scared come peek. >> you want to listen. >> oh as far as the eye can see. >> that's nichol arbors point. she is funny. >> there's a lot of do nothing [ bleep ] running the internet right now. >> she's got a rant about the girls that are just -- >> trying to be hot and wait for some guy to come along and take care of them. >> putting it all out there. >> it's everywhere and they're getting a lot of attention. and lots of followers. lots of lights. >> false attentio

towards melbourne, victoria, showers on the friday.ocations, we got some snow in the forecast. overnight lows below freezing. let's look at the tropics in the atlantic. this is erica tracking off to the west. tropical storm warnings in effect for the lesser antilles, towards puerto rico as well. this one will struggle until it gets over here to the bahamas. most outlooks, including the national hurricane center expects that to be a hurricane off the east coast of florida. something to watch heading into the long range. here in europe, severe weather still a possibility across the netherlands, towards france and germany. cold front blowing through and this will be a hot spot heading through thursday. then, behind it, temperatures continuing to cool off. london with a high now of only 19. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much for staying with us. ♪ ♪ & dr. lekutat: hello and welcome to "in good shape," your weekly hea

hundreds protested in the city of melbourne as imran khan reports. >> reporter: it was supposed to belagship policing mission, but instead it became operation ineptitude. australian police forces had to admit the plan was handled badly. >> i find the idea of people going around on the street checking people's papers frankly orwellian. >> this is not nazi germany, and we need to fight against it now. >> reporter: once again, though, it was social media that spurred a protest movement. a call was put out, and hundreds gathered. the reaction was such that the australian border force had to issue a blunt statement and cancel the operation. >> it has been misconstrued and shouldn't have been worded that way. >> reporter: the protesters celebrated their success and managed to bring the city to a stand still. local politicians and media watchers likened operation fortitude to an action by a fascist government. >> we fought a war against this sort of stuff in 1945. >> reporter: for now it's a win for the protesters and a loss for the state. imran khan, al jazeera. >>> just ahead here on al ja

locally three to four inches of additional rain in melbourne area is likely.een dealing with a lot of flooding. that will be a problem and something to watch into the weekend. here's a look at the forecast today. it is still hot down to the south, mainly in texas. still looking at temperatures, actual air temperatures over 100 degrees mark. 102 san antonio. feel-like temperatures will approach 110 once again. still very hot down to the south. back to you. >> that's dangerously hot. thanks for. that. >>> find out which presidential candidate will be among stephen colbert's first guests. >>> and feds recall one of kim kardashian 's instagram posts. we'll explain when "way too early" comes right back. ♪ ♪ watch as these magnificent creatures take flight, soaring away from home towards the promise of a better existence. but these birds are suffering. because this better place turned out to have a less reliable cell phone network, and the videos on their little bird phones kept buffering. birds hate that. so they came back home. because they get $300 from switching

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[chanting] hundreds of people in melbourne protested against the operation which had been planned forday and sunday. australia's border patrol agency said the ap operations announcement had been clumsy. >> i find the idea of going around on the streets and checking this is not happening in germany and need to fight against it. >> we fought a war against this in 1945. >> reporter: south korea's red cross asked north korea to consider talks on family reunions in september, the reunification ministry wants them to take place at the border village and the issue was discussed last week with efforts to deescalate tensions between seoul and p ishingyong and haven separated since 1953, the last reunion happened in north korea last year. meanwhile south korea and u.s. racked up their biggest joint military drill and 2000 soldiers rehearsed a live fire exercise and we have more where the drill took place. >> the combined is the largest exercise carried out by the south korean military and in the same week that north and south korea concluded a deal at least for now which was a serious set of te

david in melbourne. what should we be looking out for? good morning. report four-year earnings later on today and looking at the consistent forecast on the bloomberg system , the average of 18 analysts' as the underlined profit will drop 45%. not do much of good news and prospect for investors as there. it follows a wider trend we saw yesterday. reported net income dropped 88% earlier this month, rio tinto reported first half underlined profit sell 43%. what we're seeing is the tumbling commodity prices from weaker demand growth in china. that is translating on the bottom line of the biggest mining companies. that is what is in prospect later. i guess investors will look to see what bhp's outlook is on the china economy. is whether the miner confident in its biggest customer, china. rishaad: what about impairments? always look for impairments when it comes to commodities especially commodity prices slumping? : i am afraidr there is no vexing news is there either. isa their earnings outlook it bad enough, significant down to the company. it a slant last

from bloomberg news, joining us live from melbourne. david, what should we be expecting?ess we have been talking for months about weaker demand growth from china. the biggest consumer commodities in that impact on commodity prices that have been tumbling across the board. now we are seeing that translate to the bottom line of the biggest mining companies. exportere iron ore report for dear that income down 88%. earlier this month we sell rio tinto paint underlying profit in a half year. later today, we will have the numbers for the full year from bhp. the average of about 18 forecasts, they expect the full-year underlying profit to be down about 45%. faltering growth in china is hitting the bottom line of the biggest markets. rishaad: if this trend is your friend, then i suppose you will see a bit of devonshire -- a bit of damage here. bhp has already flagged. about -- they will be taking a write-down of about 2.8 billion on its u.s. assets mainly related to shell assets. it will also be other charges led to the cost of removing rigs from the gulf of mexico in response to

we had david stricker joining us live from melbourne. what should we be expecting?id: good morning. it clearly will be the place to look for any good news as investors are looking. we are expecting bhp to report underlying profit that fell as much as 43% according to the average. follows a wider trend. reports income had fallen 88% in the full year. all of the miners are suffering on those worries about weaker demand growth in china. china the biggest consumer of metals to energy. that is driving down the price of commodities and we see that reflected in the bottom line. investors will also be interested to hear what bhp has to say./ berg sayan glasson last week china's economic performance in the first half caught his company by surprise. hear be interested to their take on the china situation not least because china accounts for a third of the company's revenue. angie: that is why the world will be watching this very closely. is bhp expected to book any impairments? is.t it flies last month and expects -- flagged last month. bhp has been the biggest gas and thisil

chemicals producer based in melbourne, 13,000 employees.basically cut their profit floor task. there is a lot of metrics here. ashave an impairment charge much as 1.6 billion aussie dollars. impactso see fiscal year of 10% to 15% below the median deficit if you strip out the outliers. if you do the simple math, and we did it for you here at bloomberg, that implies about 416 million to 441 million for fiscal 2015. second-quarter income basically missing, not surprising there. we leave it there for now. a look at the bank of england because it released a wave of data at its monthly meeting. they are attempting to improve openness and transparency. >> it has been dubbed super thursday because for the first time ever, the bank of england released not just its rate decision but also the minutes from its meeting. the votes from the monetary policy committee, and its outlook for inflation as the economy -- at the economy. the rate decision was as expected. kept at af england record low. what was unexpected was that only one member of the monetary

australian police forces had to admit the the checking of people's visa status on the streets of melbourne was handled poorly. >> this is orwellian. >> sparking fears that they might racially profile. once again though it was social media, that spurred a protest movement. a cause put out on a microblowinging site twitter and hundreds gathered. the reaction was such that the australian force had to issue a statement and the protest was cancelled. the protesters celebrated their success but also managed to bring the city to a standstill disrupting both public transparent and road traffic on friday. operation fortitude was compared to an action by a fascist government. >> we fought this in 1945. >> now it's a win for the protestors and a loss for the state government ever australia, imran khan, al jazeera. >> coming up the legendary dead sea and why vienlt environmentae outraged. outraged. >> my li >>> now to our global view segment with a look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various events. nepal's himalayan times, not threat but opportunity. the paper says the eu should

hundreds protested in the city of melbourne. >> it was supposed to be a flagship policing mission but instead operation fortitude became operation ineptitude. >> police were forced to admit it is going badly. >> this is not nazi germany and we need to fight it now. >> the reaction was such that a blunt statement had to be issued. >> it's been clumsy. >> they've brought the city to a standstill. local politicians and media watchers likened it to an action by a fascist government. >> south korea's red cross asked north korea to consider talks on family reunions in september. the issue was discussed last week during efforts to deescalate tensions. hundreds of families have been separated since the end of the korean war in 1953, the last reunion was in north korea last year. >> meanwhile, sexual and u.s. wrapped up their biggest ever joint military drill. 2,000 soldiers rehearse add live fire exercise. the two week drill included a north korean attack on a south korean border post. >> they sealed off the area and forced them from their homes. in the pouring rain, they began their search f

hazelnut spread can't be found in melbourne because cafe and bakeries have been using it for their dessert company that make it is says australia won't get their next shipment until the end of the week apparently there's a major outcry. people are rioting in the streets. >> a lot of competition out there for nutella. it is good. pretty good although i bought it was a promotion at target you buy peanut butter and you get this skippy chocolate peanut butter spread. >> , i mean, come on. >> 6:26 top stories plus duke has the latest on the mets and juliet can give us personal insight because she was there. introducing dunkin's new fruit smoothies. perfectly blended with real fruit and low-fat yogurt. it's a delicious choice you can feel good sipping. discover the goodness of dunkin's new smoothies today. america runs on dunkin'. juliet: good morning everybody. it's another hot and humid day but at least we're going to enjoy mostly sunny skies. ben: sounds nice. lovely for august. juliet: it does. we'll talk to mike about the weather. ben: violent weekend across new york city. 22 people were sh

hundreds protested in the city of melbourne. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a flagship policing missionstead it became operation ineptitude. police had to admit that the plan was handled badly. >> i find the idea of people going arrange on the street checking people's papers frankly orwellian. >> this is not nazi germany and fwheed to fight against it now. >> reporter: border forces were to be deployed, sparking the protests. once again it was social media that spurred the protest movement. a call was put out and hundreds gathered. the reaction was such that the border force had to cancel the operation. >> it has been misconstrued and it shouldn't have been worded that way. >> reporter: the protesters managed to bring the city to a stan still on friday. local politicians and media watchers likened it to a fascist movement. for now it's a win for the protesters, and a loss for the state government. imran khan, al jazeera. >>> south korea and the u.s. have rapped up their biggest-ifr joint military drill, around 2,000 soldiers rehearsed a live fire exercise. harry fawcett has more from ne

next day will be not so much in new south wales, maybe a little in victoria, a few showers from melbourne. and running down to queensland, and through brisbane. >> that is something we don't normally do. have a look at hawaii, and why would you. frankly, the weather is normally pleasant. recently, there has been a lot of thunder storms circulating around whole island chains. something like 100 metres has been recorded in honolulu. here, too, surprisingly, that caused flooding. minor flooding, but flooding all the same. i mentioned this because on the way to hawaii, it's a hurricane. >> that's all. stay with us, coming up on the programme israel takes actions from people making money from state subsidized goods. we report from sri lanka, where journalists are wary of promises of a free press. we'll tell you why the weather could scuffer the start of the dakar rally next year. year. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's music videos, interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >>> hello aga

next he's invited on stage by none other than justin bieber at a melbourne concert. >> started the nightustin's name. at the end of it, they're screaming mine. >> he's walking with pride and he's actually got a smile on his face for the first time in four years, which is great. >> i have a social life. i have a girlfriend. >> both boys end up getting suspended from school for four days for fighting. fortunately, there are no serious injuries. casey has no regrets for standing up. >> i had only one friend in high school, just one. now i have millions. >>> halfway around the world, it's an ordinary day in southern california. until a smoke shop gets two unwelcome visitors. and the unlikeliest of heroes springs into action. [ barking ] july 7th, 2012, altadena, california. duane deer is never far from his loyal dog, the rescued stray named paco, he brings to work with him each day. >> they were going to put him to sleep so i went down and grabbed the dog and brought him home. >> one of the stops on paco's daily rounds is the ace smoke shop two doors away. >> he would just hang out in the st

[chanting] and people in melbourne protested for saturday and sunday and australia's border patrol agencyerations announcement had been clumsy. >> i find the idea of people going around the street checking people's papers. >> this is not happening in germany and we need to fight against it now. >> we fought a war against this in 1945. >> reporter: south korea red cross asked north korea to consider reunions and wants them to take place at the border village and it was discussed last week with efforts to deescalate tensions between seoul and pingyong and the last reunion happened in north korea in 2014. south korea and the u.s. wrapped up the biggest ever joint military drill and 2000 soldiers rehearsed a live fire exercise and we have more where the drill took place. >> reporter: combined u.s., south korean drill is the largest carried out by the military and comes the same week that north and south korea concluded a deal at least for now which was a serious set of tensions on the peninsula in years and included an exchange of artillery across the border and with the size this exercise is

october, 2009, near melbourne, australia.tform with her 6-month-old son safely buckled into his stroller. as the train approaches, she prepares to board and releases brakes on the stroller. suddenly the stroller begins to roll toward the edge 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 he falls, he is protected by the

isning us from melbourne angus nicholson.ng this week and how do you think investors are going to take the weeks and the traits? >> obviously, it was a dramatic ast week and it was tricky to that was gain. they were relatively up feet on the economy and they are thating that a calculus most in the market are looking towards. we had a major development in the chinese stock market and it no longer is going to rail out. we have moves from the they think they want to see the market as a non-issue during the commemoration this week. the issues will play out this week. >> how critically you be watching them coming out? >> it is important and you are seeing a dichotomy with the services sector on an 11 month high. ande is a related sector services continuing with strong growth pointing towards elements of the chinese economy that are versus the oldl school economy of north and northeast china. ok.e: the japan industrial figures came out today. they have done a number for the japanese economy and we are seeing figures disappointing.

we welcome in another active weather pattern that will bring impressive rainfall to melbourne.he rainfall totals going forward anywhere between 50 to perhaps 150 millimeters of precipitation. so very active weather pattern continues. and there's still a possibility of more rainfall south of sydney. here's melbourne's forecast, showers from friday in to saturday. i'm going to quickly switch gears. i want to talk about the ongoing drought taking place in europe. specifically germany and poland. it's been hectic over the region thanks to a high pressure system that dominated the weather pattern keeping temperatures very warm and keeps the dry weather in place. it is not all bad. it has revealed impressive, quite beautiful artifacts from world war ii, believe it or not. the river which runs across poland, poland land's longest river is actually sunk to its lower levels. look at what it revealed for archaeologists coming back to discover what is a soviet era world war ii plane they also found some of the pilot's remains, helping to solve some of the mysteries from this plane and fou

. >> fall in melbourne, australia. >> nice thing about fall, football season. >> that's true. thank you. >>> as we head out to the l.i.e., the l.i.e. westbound moving okay out to bagatelle road. let's head to the maps. problem at new york avenue at jericho turnpike collision. d train uptown express 145 to 161 due to maintenance. l.i.r.r., new jersey transit on time. moving slowly cross bronx into webster with construction. alternate side parking rules are in effect. back over to you, ken, shirleen. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," from backboard shattering dumpings to the shattered hearts of basketball fans, get this. i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> welcome back. a bronx woman that ordered hair care products didn't get hair c

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>>gary: this one of melbourne's and laughter >>mark: he cannot get rid of the kangaroo he went from a flight to flight and ripping them apart. he will >>mark: 94 practice what can i get his chipping in because of a kangaroo. >>gary: this as a whole scene as you said the shoe collection a hundred 50 pairs of shoes place with the spurs would sign a new $80 million contract to build a house in dallas it is not big enough he's building a second home behind his home just four issues he has a new contract to build a huge cause it what it will not hold all of the issue slipped to build a second home behind his home in dallas for issues. >>mark: thank you for your time will catch on the real and we will be right back. >>james: liberally in looking shot at the golden gate bridge we have a mix of some clouds of blue skies and sunshine, got a right not good bit of the bay area we do have some moisture streaming out direction maybe that would develop some cloud the cooktop rain shower mainly in the north bay perhaps the peninsula northern half of the east ave we're looking for the possibility may

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i want to bring in ari melbourne, chief correspondent.this is something that basically according to the police account of the defendants' original interview involves a sort of horrible tradition where seniors at the school try to recruit or groom young women as young as 14 or 15, girls in the school, to have as much intercourse as possible right before those seniors graduate. to be clear, however, the defendant in this case is claiming that he did not have intercourse with this girl. >> yeah, they say that it's a culture -- it's part of the culture, but the defendant says he didn't do it. >> right. their defense is he essentially did not have intercourse, and to the extent any other contact occurred, it was consensual. what is important and different here that i think will be of interest to a lot of parents looking at a case like this where you have a senior doing this alleged contact with a 15-year-old is, under new hampshire state law, even if she did consent, even if this was a cultural or so-called tradition that boys and girls knew a

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we will move on to reggie, joining us from melbourne, florida. caller: good morning.re to begin? why are we commemorating an beingwhere a person was fought because he had brought store?re -- robbed a are you going to show any headlines where "robert," "criminal," are used about michael brown? that is what happened. he was found not guilty, no by the justice department. if they couldn't find anything, you know it didn't happen. i get, we are not commemorating anything. what we are simply doing is having a discussion, and showing you how this story is unfolding in newspapers around the country. really, the larger debate, as "the new york times" points out this morning is on the underlying issues that are driving some of these race issues -- because of poverty in america, the height came crim -- high crime rate of them african-americans. let's go to mark in charleston, west virginia, independent line. caller: good morning. thanks for having me. for every one is of these killings that make big headlines nationaly, there are literally 10,000, maybe more, all you have to do