this is his bat cave in melbourne, australia. >> what?they excavated the property surrounding his house so that this company could build this garage. and beyond that, it's also covered up by the tennis court. >> smooth. >> you have no idea where you're driving in. of course, he has stayed a little bit anonymous since then. but yeah. rich guy with people problems. >> there you go. it is pretty impressive. >> it is very nice. >> the last one is a trick play. at a high school football game. the kickoff, right? then they all get in together. the ball falls in a certain place. they hudded youal together. who's got the ball. then they run. and then they're kind of the other players are kind of baffled. >> it worked. >> could he? >> and does. score. he does. >> oh. >> >>> this morning on "world news now," coming to america. the pope is just hours away from his first trip to the u.s. the strict security and final preparations before history is made. >>> facing justice. the mother of boston's so-called baby doe and her boyfriend in court after mon

angie: let's cross over to melbourne. david stringer, what is happening to the mining companies this morning? david: good morning. 11 talking about the selloff across asia. there is a brighter spot on the gold miners. some of the gold companies are showing gains this morning, new crest mining and evolution mining -- they are the number one and number two largest. both up just a few moments ago around 4%. they are outperforming a wider index of gold miners. about 3.7%, the best showing gains not surprising. gold is a haven asset. you expect to see them benefiting from the fed decision. companies, mining they are doing the reverse. seeing them showing some the cline in light of what you are describing across the markets more generally. angie: what about gold? gold: knows apprise the surprise theno gold had a bit of a lift. that is expected. gold does have a haven demand. anticipated that investors would turn back to gold. but the question is whether that is sustainable. a rate rise is still coming from down the track, and i

within melbourne's global headquarters for australian rules futbol is what looks like and is the news room. though it's entirely paid for by the afl itself, the editors insist independence. >> people aren't stupid. fans aren't stupid. they come for authentic news. that's what we provide to them. >> not all are convinced. >> when i go to a website and read the newspaper, i'm delegating the responsibility of that witnessing process to somebody else. i cannot have faith that that is happening if it's coming out of the words of a sports organization. >> then the impact this digital news room has on the wider media onscreen advertising and sponsorship means they are taking money that would have gone to traditional media companies. sports organizations used to need mainstream media. now they control the message and the money. >> chile's president has visited areas hit by a powerful earthquake on wednesday. she promised aid to victims and people helping with the cleanup operation. 11 people were killed by the magnitude 8.3 earthquake that triggered waves as high as 4.5 meters in some areas.

flood watches right along the coast so the melbourne area, indian river, back up to daytona beach, onoff downpours. this area of rain now trying to approach the coastline around fort myers. further to the north, severe weather threat about 8 million people at risk of severe storms. haven't had a lot of severe weather in the last month, minneapolis, quad cities, des moines, ames, back up toward madison, may even see an isolated tornado or too. keep an eye to the sky late this afternoon. how about the heat in the east? expecting a record high today in burlington, vermont, mid to upper 80s. near record heat in areas like new york city. d.c. you're not near your record but you're still very, very warm. we have mid 90s still. dallas, 97 today. so summer doesn't want to end. >> no, that's still hot down there. bill, thank you so much for that. >>> former daily show host jon stewart is fighting congress on behalf of first responders. stewart is pushing for the extension of the 9/11 health and compensation act which partially expires at the end of september. >> it's a successful program. ther

within melbourne's headquarters it looks like and is effectively a newsroom. it is one that is entirely paid for, they insist they are independent. >> they come for authentic news. that's why we have come forward. >> not all are convinced. >> when i go on to a website. when i read a newspaper, i'm delegating the responsibility of that witnessing process to somebody else. i cannot have faith that that is happening if it's coming out of the words of a sporting organization. >> and then there is the impact that this digital newsroom has on the wider media. on screen advertising and sponsorship means that they are now taking money that would in the past have gone to traditional media companies. sports organizations used to need mainstream media, increasingly they feel that they can by pass it, arguebly controlling the message and the money. andrew thomas, al jazeera, melbourne. >> well, earlier we spoke to the rugby correspondent at news corp australia. one of the organization who is has protested the restrictions of world rub rugb rugby. >> they want to intervene

our guest is live from melbourne. george, great to see you. a top story is weak pmi numbers.s a chief investment officer, how do you look at it and how would you interpret take -- interpret and change your investment? quickly,ery manufacturing and the world, number two economy is not a good thing at it is flagged and people are looking at the risk. it is unfortunate giving it is a manufacturing lad economy a you want to see those services part and consumption in general. you want to see the services part to grow and expand. as some of the slow in a manufacturing confirmed half an hour pmi i is clearly not the case. not a good set of numbers when you look at services pmi. therefore, a pragmatic sub manager here that have the exposure to the number one trading partner, china, and effective stimulus from the fiscal side and monetary side. china has got issues ahead of itself the dessau it should step up right now with clear, concise policy. good accommodative european style language. rishaad: well, the thing is a you could argue through half of the kitchen sink. did they entitle

well the coldest in 26 years for melbourne.st year in 50 years with even some snowfall along the beaches there as well. >> it's unbelievable. >> what was the new term. >> they were calling it the arctic vortex, as in the an antarctic vortex. >> luckily for the awsies it's starting to get warmer. >>> right now, thousands of migrants and refugees are making their way to germany. it's just the latest leg of their trip in pursuit of a better life. we'll show you how they are being welcomed. plus, isis destroyed one man's prized possession. his piano, but that didn't stop him from making music. hear his story and music just ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicorette mini. more "sit" per roll. more "stay" per roll. more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer

rishaad: let's get over to melbourne.have david stringer looking at the commodity side of things. we are talking about oil but other commodities. we have been waiting for this decision with bated breath. what is the overall response? david: morning. i think as you expect, we saw gold have something of a short-term sugar hit from the decision. that is what we expected. any indication of uncertainty in the u.s. economy sense investors scrambling for gold as a haven asset. we saw gold prices -- a two week high after the decision. been in the doldrums for some time, trading vines have been low. beenrading volumes have low. morning, extending gains from thursday's close. in the short term, this looks like the positive. but, of courese what investors, say is there is still a downside risk. when the fed, when it does change -- choose to raise rates, that will be a negative for gold because gold does not pay interest like some computing assets. rishaad: what about the impact on producers and the mining companies? the northrnight,

portions of the east coast of florida up towards melbourne could pick up another two inches over the next few days. we will stay away from that because of this high-pressure center that is staying dominant. you notice the change here? a touch more on the humid side on saturday. 87 and partly cloudy. it looks as though for the redskins it will be about ideal football weather. that idea weather will look like this. 75 degrees at kickoff time. 79 in the afternoon with a northwest wind and partly cloudy skies. here is the way it looks. we will see how the temperatures continue to climb through saturday. then they get turned run on sunday with a high of 79. monday, about 75 degrees. and in the hope's visit on tuesday afternoon through thursday afternoon, it will be partly cloudy and cool. only a small 30% chance at best for a few scattered showers. we will keep our eyes closely on the weather for next week. back to you. leon: thumbs up for the nats. erin: nice transition. it's been a rough couple of weeks. -- of the hear from first them on the meltdown that led to his broken thumb. hear w

within melbourne's global headquarters for australian rules football or a.f.l.is what looks like an effectively is a newsroom. though it's one entirely paid for by the a.f.l. itself, it is, editors insist, independent. >> people around stupid. fans aren't stupid. they come for authentic news and that's what we provide to them and that's why we've got such a big audience. if we would pay our wing, we would of a fraction of the audience. >> when i go to the website and read the newspaper, i am delegating the responsibility of that witnesses process to somebody else. i can't have faith that that is happening if it's coming out of the words of a sporting organization. >> then there's the impact this digital newsroom has on the wider media. >> on screen advertising and sponsorship between the a.f.l. itself is now taking money that would in the past have gone to traditional media companies. >> sports organizations used to need mainstream media. increasingly, they feel they can bypass it, arguably controlling the message and the money. andrew tomas, al jazeera, melbour

melbourne police were able to catch up to stephanie moore, saying she had an active warrant for the incidentn to the county jail, held on $2,000 in jail. >> spend some time in florida and they're very protective of the sea turtles. >> i've been to the sea turtle animal hospital in key west. it's extraordinary the lengths they go to to save these little animals and they are really threatened by the environment and the things that are in the water. >> and they're some of the oldest creatures on the planet. those galapagos turtles. they're amazing. >> here we've had welcome sunshine breaking out over the last couple of hours after we had a few sprinkles around, 8:00. now beginning to drive out. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera, storm team 4 radar. getting sprinkles here. also southwest of virginia. those will stay west of the area for the rest of the day. right now storm team 4 radar showing we're dry here. that i may be tracking just west of philadelphia for all of those assembling in philadelphia for the mass this afternoon. should stay dry. it will be a close call. the showers pa

andrew thomas, al jazeera, melbourne.er we spoke to jamie, a rugby journalists from australia. >> they wanted to impose sanctions upon us that would contravene what australian media law actually states. they are asking us to bypass our own country's laws to satisfy their demands. it's a blatant cash grab from world rugby. so your viewers right see when think jump on websites to watch highlights, the annoying video of the advertisement that comes up before you can see the footage, else that how modern media is making a lot of its money. and it's an important part of our business, and, you know, really this is biting the hand that feeds you from world rugby, because they wouldn't really be in a position to command the sponsorship dollars that they do without the support of the media, spending thousands of dollars, sending us everywhere to cover tournaments, give them mass exposure. we simply ask that we be allowed to operate under our own country's laws. they declined that, so we basically declined to cover the tournament,

florida's governor rick scott sibed that law yesterday at high school in melbourne, florida. it was students at that school who came up with the idea for the law when they found out many of their u.s. flags weren't made here. their teachers couldn't be more proud. >> you talk all the time and read inside the textbook how all these different things happen, how this happened in history, that happened in history. we're kind of in a little part of history right now. >> the law officially takes effect on january 1st. >>> apple's reportedly accelerating efforts to build an electric car. "wall street journal" says the auto is now officially a committed project for the tech giant and could be available in four years. the project is is code named titan. and has a green light to triple the number of people working on it. the titan would not be a driverless car at least not at first. >> the head of volkswagen's operations in the u.s. puts it bluntly. the automaker quoting here screwed up. >> it rigged diesel cars to report emission levels lower than they were. here's more from david ker

is the executive director of the refugee and immigration legal center and joins us on skype from melbournehank you for talking to us, can you give us an indication as to how legal, what is the legal status of housing asylum seekers off shore out sourcing effectively what is a domestic issue? >> well, what is quite clear with the legal opinion is that while australia may see asylum seekers from here it cannot transfer its legal responsibility for those so ultimately the latent responsibility for asylum seekers cents from australia to naru is retained by australia and so too is the moral and practical obligation in relation to those people's states. >> and given that there is this raft of criticism with regard to the way this prison is being run and the kinds of abuses that have been metered out it seems on a fairly regular basis to these asylum seekers where exactly is the worst crime if you like involved in terms of the running of this facility? >> what we are looking at here is the incarceration of a large mass of very vulnerable people who have sought asylum in australia and fearing pers

the wilsons promontory coral reef is located south of melbourne. researchers used a small r-o-v machine. to capture video of the reef. 300- feet below sea. researchers found vibrant corals, house- sized boulders. and a complex system of underwater dunes. they also identified several rare species of fish. including the long snout boar fish and the australian barracuda. scientists say, this discovery comes. as many ocean reefs are dying off because of pollution and other man-made problems. ahead. federal state and local law enforcement tracking three suspects who killed an officer in the line of duty. an amazing rescue - of a child seen dangling out a window. >> gary :and the later on in this broadcast we have if the dodgers and the giants. we will also pick up on the a's and the angels. a little bit later >> diane : how warmly get for the weekend? we will latino after that--let you know >> pam :stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. [female announcer] for thousands of local foster children, extracurricular activ

. >>> this happened and not too far if melbourne. as you can see that man walking around the parking lot set two of the blood transport vehicles on fire. >> for what? >> wow. >> police have no idea why this person did that. they just said that maybe it was a crime of opportunity. they just hope that somebody was walking by and saw something and can identify this man. >> i understand this and a will the of the time they're the ones that get fired. why tart those. >> i cannot believe that someone would target a health clinic. >> do you see that man. >> >> that's a 12-year-old and he borrowed the bike from his brother. according to his parents he was afraid to tell them. they put it on twitter and it has 1,500 retweets. >> people are trying to protect their little brother. >> yeah, it's bad enough that she stole the bike, but he did it from a kid. >> yeah, what a dirt bag for steeli stealing it. once he looks at this and seeing it on social media, maybe it will change his life. >>> massive producer and bmrider. >> hits the street to rec

indian rerv iver, the melbourne area, and charleston, will get good soakings later on today. slight risk for almost 8,000,000 people of thunderstorms and maybe even isolated tornados. so, watch out des moines all the way back to madison. and record high predicted in burlington. a close call in areas like albany, buffalo and maine. now a closer look that day ahead around 90 in st. louis and feels like fall in the northern planes and there are the thunderstorms that will be in between. >>> well, straight ahead, the perfect app for true bacon lovers to unite. >>> and john stewart comes to washington for a cause close to his heart. fortunately, many have found a different kind of medicine that lowers blood sugar. rrimagine what it would be like to love your numbers. discover once-daily invokana . it's the #1 prescribed in the newest class pp of medicines that work with the kidneys to lower a1c. rrinvokana is used along with diet and exercise ttto significantly lower blood sugar tt in adults with type 2 diabetes. pp it's a once-daily pill that works around the clock. here's how: p

police arrested 20-year-old stephanie marie moore of melbourne early this morning for molesting a marinetle. let's explain. she was one of two women in pictures riding on a marine turtle. these photos were taken in july, police caught up with moore today during a home disturbance call. riding a turtle, a a sea creature is a felony. >> and on the shore, they are climbing up to lay eggs. they are endangered. >>> it was a beautiful day. another one on tap tomorrow. >> similar sights tomorrow in terms of the sunset. east bay hills, around the bay area seeing a lot of beautiful sunsets. not much in the way of fog. 60 degrees in san francisco with high clouds. oakland, 60. and temperatures around san jose, rid 60s right now. if our winds, still on-shore. we'll see a little bit of patchy low cloud around the peninsula and around the coast tomorrow with high clouds spilling in as we head through the morning. the day will start with patchy low clouds and a few high clouds. morning temperatures mostly in the 50s to low 60s. towards lunchtime you will see the temperatures around the trivalley and s

been taking an alternate route when its usual -- >>> tense moments for 36-year-old cain peterson in melbourne 984 feet above the ground but he managed to push through the walk. even laying down on the rope at one point i guess taking a break, stretching his legs out. the stunt is now the highest ever completed in australia. bill, do you think you could do something like that? >> not even close. it's funny because he actually had the safety harness where if he fell he wouldn't die. but that was a new one. yesterday, thunderstorms, that time of year when everyone is out in the practice fields at their school and probably want to get off when you see the lightning strikes in the distance. the storm is not too far away. and more storms in the midwest. that is one of the travel trouble spots throughout the nation. last night of course when the earthquake happened everyone was wondering what kind of wave would be heating for california and hawaii. over the next few hours is when it should be arriving. we still have the a advisories out. one foot or less. you probably won't notice it but they are as

this daredevil walked high above melbourne today, but not only had to overcome gravity, but a leg cramp. >> kent peterson was 1,000 feet up, he says his leg cramped and he sat down. or lied down on the wire. he powered through and completed what australian media says is the highest tight rope performed in the country. that would send me into retirement. >> you have to have a strong core to perform that. >> clearly. >>> tonight on news 4 new york starting at 5:00, buying a used car, get a car history report, good to go, right? >> not so fast. better get to carol for what you need to know. >> for breaking news and weather updates, be sure to log on to nbcnewyork.com or our mobile app. >> new york live is coming your way next, good pizza. we see it right there. have a good day. >>> hi everybody, welcome to new york live, happy hump day, thanks for tuning in, sarah's off today, but filling in is our good friend, lauren. >> nice to be here, good to see you. >> we've been watching you covering the best pizza places in new york city and beyond. >> it is very exciting. it is. >> and we have piz

andrew thomas more from melbourne. >> when the rugby world cup takes off in london, some will be missing from the crowd. they'll be on the other side of the world. australia team made the trip, of course, much of the australian media has not. too big newspaper groups, and one of australia main newsagencies are shunning the event because of what they see as an editorial interference demanded by world rugby, the tournament's organizers. >> we simply want to tellure stories, we don't need to be told how to tell the stories or who do. >> reporter: the rugby body has tried to limit video. the tensions are the latest. >> media organizations are frustrated over coverage. as sports bodies, the main motivation is money. >> within the global headquarters for australian rules footy or afl. it is, editors insist, independent. >> people are not stupid. fans are not stupid. they come for authentic news, that's what we provide. if we are a p.r. wing, we'd have a fraction of the audience. >> not all are convinced. >> when i go on to a website. i'm delegating the responsibility, the progress to someone e

he join us on skype from melbourne. thank you for joining us. save the children has been closely involved with a lot of these allegations of atrocities being carried out. this report is being welcomed by you, but what stands out as the most important recommendation made by it? >> well, the most important reppation from our perspective is the need for independent oversight in relation t to them. the report details overwhelming evidence about the harm that is being done particularly to children and their families and without a proper independent oversight mechanism, our concern is that this is going to continue. >> the australian government counters that criticism with the statement that this is actually the property and the domain of a sovereign government and that it's not its own responsibility. >> well, we would cite that's a legal fiction. no refugee is there except for australian border policy and, of course, all of the facilities in relation to refugees is being paid for by the australian taxpayer. australia cannot outsource its responsibil

what could be stressing anybody out in melbourne, australia?atch this lady over here with the high pony tail does. >> can you turn the volume down? >> yes, i don't want to hear your music. that's what headphones are for. debris with that lady, turn it down. >> angry she's been asked to put the volume down -- >> are you [ bleep ] dumb? shut the [ bleep ] up. >> she starts squirting water directly on the people behind her. >> that was not the first time she was asked to turn it down. the camera is roll. she was expecting something. >> well it's not the first interaction she's having with some of the people in the train. it wasn't about the music earlier, though. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> turn it down. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> earlier before the video started recording, the woman was taking up two seats. she was in one, her purse was in the other. passenger wanted to sit, and according to reports, took her purse, put it on the floor and sat down, to which she reacted by apparently just like shoving her body against him and making

flying drones for melbourne purposes has become popular. south africa legalized it. >> there are tremendous application benefits in using the technology, we forecast there'll be an explosive growth of this technology in south africa. we need to prepare >>> the drone pilot is the second instructor in the country since licences began to be issued, and says drones will create business opportunities for pilots. >> we had an opportunity to protect with drones. and that's where we starred operating the drones, instructing people. >> once the camera is attached. it can be used in industries. >> the highest demand came from the local film and production industries. the civil aviation authority expects interests across a number of sectors to grow. using a drone is cheaper than using aircraft. >> to ensure it's safe. they regulate how drones can be flown through buildings and drones. >> these mean that the failure rates are yet to be determined. they could fall at any time. one could attach a firearm, a bomb, and fly it into a group of persons and le

what could be stressing anybody out in melbourne, australia? watch this lady over here with the high pony tail does. >> can you turn the volume down? >> yes, i don't want to hear your music. that's what headphones are for. debris with that lady, turn it down. >> angry she's been asked to put the volume down -- >> are you [ bleep ] dumb? shut the [ bleep ] up. >> she starts squirting water her. >> that was not the first time she was asked to turn it down. the camera is roll. she was expecting something. >> well it's not the first interaction she's having with some of the people in the train. it wasn't about the music earlier, though. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> turn it down. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> earlier before the video started recording, the woman was taking up two seats. she was in one, her purse was in the other. passenger wanted to sit, and according to reports, took her purse, put it on the floor and sat down, to which she reacted by apparently just like shoving her body against him and making it incredibly uncomfortable.

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let's go to david in melbourne. give us more detail about what has been happening overnight. sayingou and juliet were , we have seen that selloff from london overnight continue through the trading day. the world's biggest miner has fallen the most in seven years. trading still continues for another hour or so. touched the lowest since 2009. group,fort askew metals group, that metals has followed to the lowest in three years. since 2012.lowest across the board we have seen the mining companies suffering and trading. guy: any sense that this is a bottoming phase? reflected in the stocks is coming to a conclusion or that is this the end of the beginning rather than the beginning of the end? that is the key question. there is a bit of a diversion's of views. companies see the situation is mainly volatility in the short term. story thatat as a still has plenty of legs in it. is thatrnative view what we are seeing is weakening demand in china colliding with oversupply. that is something that cannot be fixed without a swift reduction in supply and that could take some time. there is

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let's get more with david stringer in melbourne now. why is glencore being hit so badly today?course, earlier this month, glencore announced a debt reduction plan. eliminate about a third of its debt. that was seen as a plan that could maybe sooth investorse' fears. concerns over their ability to withstand the commodity price rout. withstand any further price fall given what we have seen with china's faltering growth. it looks like that plan has not been enough to assuage some investors' fears. all of this was kind of underscored on monday. out thathad a note suggest the equity holders of glencore could be left with very little value if there are further falls in commodity prices. yvonne: is there any sign to an end of the rout in commodity prices now? >> we saw last night the bloomberg commodity index tracks about 22 roman numeral. that fell again on monday to a 16-year low last month. the outlook looks pretty grim. we have had warnings from companies like bhp billiton. they say the problem is not just faltering chinese growth, it is the fact that there is oversupply in many m

and it's going to stay cold in several places including melbourne.f year is 17 degrees. 13 for tuesday, 14 on wednesday. the northwestern section of the country is the opposite. perth had its warmest winter in two decades and they are dealing with a very, very big wildfire season, above average for the wildfires. it's just been interesting. the winter that they've had down there. some experiencing snow in places they haven't seen in over 30 years and in the western half brutal heat and the wildfires. but hopefully they will get reprieve from that. >> always the crazy extremes. thank you so much, allison, appreciate it. >>> from the stage to the small screen, john barrowman has gained a legion of fans across the world. and he and his sister carole are big fans of cnn. >> good evening i'm -- >> when do we get to start? >> it's my show. >> it's not. >> cnn international. >> and he joins me right here on cnn after this short break. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't

this man made it across a 1,000 foot high gap in melbourne, australia. halfway through his leg cramped, so he laid down on the wire. oh, my goodness. i can't watch this. it almost looks like he's actually lying on nothing there. he got back up and finished the walk after that. that's the way to work out a cramp. yeah. >>> all right. changes coming to not one but two apps you or your kids might use all the time. one involves paying for a new . >>> i'm told that will is a line at the slide at the playground. beautiful day, take your toddler to the park. looking at the radar, the nearest rain to us is here just near savannah, georgia. jacksonville, florida. it will stay well south of us. right now storm team 4 radar all dry throughout our entire region. and as a result, many lawns are looking like this. i took this picture last friday. nothing much has changed. we only had 1.43 inches at reagan national airport since the 1st of august. that's almost 3 1/4 inches below average for that period of time. we are abnormally dry throughout the region. >> thanks. >

we are headed to sydney and melbourne and singapore. what we are watching. rise.including -- y declines. signs of strength. a string of rate cuts. y's factory surveys were below 50. australia heavily exposed to china and the dollar near six-year lows. we have the reserve bank policymaker here. let us know what you think. follow me on twitter. tag whichget the hash is trending business. the markets. china. zeb: we are increasing the worst the selloff. i wish i had better news for you the first day of september. it is continuing. stocks are because generally lower of cost of the asia-pacific. china reading out of having an impact not only in china but across the region. it is late into a decline on the asia-pacific. look at the numbers. that yanis moving higher. a check of that in a moment. shanghai, the real story. -- in the

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he suffered a leg cramp while walking between the two peaks of a skyscraper in melbourne. talk about bad timing. that forced him to sit down. he managed to stand back up and complete what was the highest tight rope walk in the country's history. there are bad times to get a leg cramp and there are bad times. i want to think right there that is about as bad a time as you can imagine. >> can you send up the masseuse please. >> he turned the tight rope -- lounge for a bit. >> that or an itch at the wrong time. >> i don't think he had a cramp. he did that for drama. >> like to see you try it. >> no. >> oh, boy oh, boy. thank you, david. >>> a family in atlanta says they were conned by a criminal posing as a baby-sitter. the mccar these recently hired regina christopher to take care of their son and dog. they found them on a nanny camera. the woman spent more than $5,000 on their credit cards and stole their identity to open two other cards. >> i could not believe i was so gullible to have let a complete stranger into my house and left her at home alone with my child. >> scary

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the kitten was taken to hope veterinary clinic in melbourne where doctors determined it had been injected with heroin. he's since made a full recovery and found a new home. james paul myers was charged and sentenced to one year probation and community service. >>> the budget battle in pennsylvania is affecting many throughout the state, including thousands of foster children. today, a child welfare advocacy group filed a lawsuit asking for a court to release money for the children. the money is needed to keep services running for about 15,000 kids. pennsylvania's new budget year began july 1st and the 11-week-old budget stalemate has been a contentious fight for the governor. the administration says the state cannot make child county welfare payments until a budget is approved andsÑ today wolf sa he'd only sign a stopgap spending plan if he has a general agreement with lawmakers, going on to say it will take some time to get the details in place and he won't sign a stopgap plan that's an alternative to the budget. >>> a police officer accused of murder and now he could face the death pena

andrew thomas, al jazeera, melbourne. >>> in part two and three of our controlling sports series, we'll head to india and the u.k. to look at the further issue of sports and the media. that will be on saturday and sunday here on al jazeera. >>> to other sports now. the twisty tight marina bay circuit produced a few surprises at practice at a sunday singapore grand prix. he set the pace after hardly fweth on the track following the engine problems during the first traffic session. l lewis hamilton who is one pole position away was fourth fastest. >>> russia has mashed the 1,000-day countdown to the next fifa world cup in 2018. the noticeable absentee is the fifa secretary-general is suspended claiming he profited from the wholesale of the tickets. vladimir putin was part of the celebrations in moscow. >> translator: always welcome and are happy to meet visitors. to promise to make a spectacular sporting event. i'm sure it will make world sports and football history. it will bring together the big, united, international football play. >>> nick bet dan evans in four sets. they're looking t

police arrested 20-year-old stephanie marie moore of melbourne for molesting a marine turtle.as one of two women seen in photos. they appeared to be riding on sea turtles. although this picture has been all over social media since it was taken in july, it wasn't until this weekend that police caught up with moore during a home disturbance call. >>> and still ahead on "today in the bay," samsung opens the doors to its new campus in san jose. the potential problem that comes with thousands of new jobs. >>> anthony. >> this morning we are waking up to a few clouds. that makes for a cooler afternoon and temperatures coming down even mar towards the next couple of days. i'll have that full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. mmm yoplait! it's snack time! oh, look! yoplait original now has 25% less sugar. time to taste it. how is it? it tastes good! congratulations yoplait! you did it! yoplait! >>> and let's give you a live look outside now at the hills shaping up to be a nice day. a little bit cooler. and anthony slaughter will be by in just a moment to tell you about the coo

the first trading day of the week, ig market live from melbourne. crunch time.o or die for england, after the .hock the world cup report and the news, coming up next. ♪ at thea big weekend rugby world cup. england blitz the trophy on home soil. -- lifts the trophy on home soil. penalty to steal the win. and sunday's games, ireland beat scotland led after winning over the usa. australia posted the biggest win, beating uruguay 65 points -three. completely overwhelming the player hadcans, the a record score. teamlancaster knows the must be the wallabies to keep their hope alive. >> teams in the past have lost the game, got to the final, we have seen it before. i sent the boys in the changing room, everything has to go now. angie: sony's hotel transylvania to set a box office record for september weekend debut. the cartoon, which features the voices of adam sandler and selena gomez, brought in $47.5 million in north america. it repeated the success of the original film come would set a record when it came out in 2012. the >> it is; 30 here in hong kong on a monday m

we're looking one in melbourne and sydney. touristsge chinese going to australia.low the chinese customer wherever he goes. we want to be present and we want to offer him the possibility to buy one of our watches. francine: jean-claude biver, chairman of hublot joining us from switzerland. we want to follow the chinese customer were ever he goes and get his business. manus: the other top stories. blatt said he did nothing wrong and will not step down after an investigation was opened. blatter said he is cooperating. run for also derail a the seat the presidency. at a $2 million payment received from blatter. francine: india has made another step to be a major player launching at conservatory. on starcollect data systems. the rocket carries satellite. joined an elite club by sending an orbiter to mars. i love the space. manus bet you love the water on mars. speaking off mars, scientists said it they have discovered water on the red planet. water is essential to life as we know it. do not get too excited. the water does not last long on the martian surface. thevapora

continuing delays on the bayshore freeway unexpectedly slow in both the corrections approaching melbourne in berlin and was sent to separate accidents here and even of both a reporter on the northbound side of the freeway the southbound side is backed up headed for sfo down to highway 92 again adding 50 to 20 minutes to the bayshore freeway drive times the labor is backed up into the macarthur maze to nine minute time about the same for your driver time out of hayward headed over to san mateo 192 west month of the golden gate bridge is an easy ride the trip from iran is getting heavier now 36 minutes novato to the golden gate bridge to continues to climb 18 minutes now for west side of interstate 580 into san rafael. >>mark: more cars will be added to all trains during rush hour commute time the restaurant to millbrae direct weekday service still ahead will have a live look on the morning briefing will give the of the lead information to give the morning news. >>darya: the fire burned 61,000 a. in is 5 percent contained new numbers live here and into the news room just in the last half ho

they may impact your flight if you are traveling through's edney, melbourne, or any other airport theret. guy: market news and travel news, we have it all covered. zeb eckert to joining us from the asian market. let's turn a little closer to europe. alexis tsipras secured a surprisingly strong win in the greek election after poll suggested that the election was too close to call. the syriza party will coalition with the independents after winning 35.5% of the vote. mr. tsipras made this speech to thank his supporters. >> i want to thank the young people who gave us faith, from the neighborhoods of athens. even when everyone put us on the firing line, we called for the working classes. tom mackenzie joins us now, live from athens. tom, people said this was too close to call, but tsipras once again surprised the pollsters and delivered a decent mandate considering what has gone before. tom: absolutely. he was right in the firing line. you could argue that he put himself on the firing line by turning around after the referendum in signing up to the bailout, but yes, a strong mandate. an in

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that's melbourne, australia. the rope stretched between two peaks. the daredevil's name is keane peterson. he actually laid on his back halfway through the walk. he did that because he had a leg cramp. but he was able to finish the walk safely. i get anxious just looking at this video. knowing he's okay, it still makes me anxious. he had a leg cramp and stretched his leg out and was able to get back up. week. wow. 5:24 right now. a new study suggests some free snacks will keep you smiling at work. a survey by the grocery delivery service pea pod suggests companies that provide free food have happier employees. this is what we've been saying. the survey suggests 56% of d an employees are happy at their job, but that number climbs to 67% among those who get treated to free food. well, we're a bunch of hogs here. we know that's true. >> put out to a trough, and we're all at it. >> doesn't matter what it is. seriously speaking, i really do believe that. >> i totally agree. >> free, even better. >> and available. >> get on that, chris. >> it's out there a