the administrator says he will be relentless in trying to attract tech companies to melbourne.ridge in oakland, i'm andre senior, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we are following some developing news right now in el dorado county, where cal fire crews are on the scene of yet another new wildfire. this fire broke out just after 3:00 this afternoon and has now grown to about 50 acres. it's forcing evacuations and road closures in a rural area northwest of georgetown. there are no reports of any injuries, and no word yet what started the latest fire. >>> 500 firefighters are battling a wildfire burning in the tahoe national forest in placer county. the north fire broke up late yesterday afternoon near emigrant gap west of lake tahoe. forest officials revised the numbers this afternoon saying the fire has now grown to 500 acres and is just 10% contained. we get the latest tonight from reporter vicki gonzalez. >> reporter: labor day is in the rearview. but, firefighters are still working to contain a wildfire ignited at the tail end of the holiday weekend. in the past 24 hours since starting y

. >>> melbourn, >>> and the >>> the city of melbourn australia has high techinformation all around the bay area. >>> >> this is a big play. but why wouldn't you come to silicone valley and open up an office in melbourn. i would too. >> reporter: mimicking silicon's valley won't be easy. glitser very unique and it ar-- it's a very unique and many e trying to figure out how to reblicate it. >> reporter: sell con's economy generates 200-b annually. the tech companies employ 84,000 people. >> they're selling the idea that tech companies could be a day ahead. the ad campaign is launched and it's nonstop service from sfo to melbourn, a lawn haul but a flight the airport has cut to roughly 15 and a half hours. tech company recently set up an office in the city down under. they may still have a hard time up tract thundershower workforce year -- attract the work norse year after year. glitser still a really long airplane ride -- it's still a long airplane ride. the administrator of invasion says he's recruit tech companies to move from oakland. >>> as we told you last night colin kaepernick is

companies will do it if not then they won't. >> melbourne has a tech economy of $24 billion with 85,000 people working in the tech industry. silicon valley tech economy is a most 10 times bigger. >>> hundreds of instructors of city college of san francisco faced a financial crisis last friday. more than 200 instructors received paychecks less than what was owed to them. 156 seem to know paycheck. the unit representative said there have been problems with the payroll system used by city college for the last 10 years. this can be for the long holiday weekend that the first of the month when many people have bills due. >> for so many this is catastrophic because they have rent or mortgage. childcare and a black -- a call from one of those people who is in chapter 11 bankruptcy and she needed to pay bills yesterday. >> school administrators released a statement saying the college issued checks for pickup saturday morning. members showed up to collect checks and the rest received their direct deposit checks tuesday. >>> hard alcohol will soon be banned and fraternity events across the united

the signs have a phone message saying it is already tomorrow in melbourne. even silicon valley business groups admit the campaign is eye-catching. it could inspire some companies to make melbourne a new tech,. >> they have an interesting strategy. but, why wouldn't you come to silicon valley and try to attract some of the top companies that we have here to open up an office in melbourne? i would if it makes sense. if it makes sense companies will do a. if it doesn't they will. >> melbourne already has a tech economy of silicon valley economy is almost 10 time bigger. >>> a federal appeals court has decided cities cannot prosecute people for sleeping on the streets if they have nowhere else to go. the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco said making it a crime to sleep on a public street or amount to cruel and unusual punishment. the courts cited with six homeless people in boise idaho who sued the city in 2009 over a local ordinance that banned a sleeping in public spaces. the ruling could affect other cities with similar laws including san franci

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a student pilot is under arrest after he jumped a fence in melbourne and snuck on to a jet undergoingntenance. our brian todd reports. >> reporter: in the middle of the night, a flight school student jumps a fence, runs across a tarmac and boards an airbus 321 that was parked for maintenance in florida. maintenance workers said they saw a shadow. >> a maintenance employee spotted the intruder and noti notified the melbourne police department, and was able to arrest the subject in two minutes. >> reporter: he twice attempted to enter the flight deck. after he was caught, he turned and ran toward the plane. the suspect is 22 years old the caribbean nation of trinidad & tobagtobago, who was studying at a nearby flight school. he faces charges of trespassing, burglary, and attempted theft of an aircraft. officials say he has no control record and they found no weapons in his car or home. systems in place and heroic action prevented something that could have been much worse. >> rest assured, you believe our security worked just fine. >> reporter: just last month, nb unauthorized airport wo

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the flashing signs on the message saying it is already tomorrow in melbourne.n valley business ms it is eye-catching and could inspired some to make melbourne a new teco. >> we have an interesting strategy but why wouldn't you comment to silicon valley and try to attract some of the top companies we have to open up an office in melbourne. i would also if it makes sense. companies will do it if not, they will not. spot melbourne has a tech economy a $25 million with 85,000 people working in the tech industry. silicon valley tech economy is a must 10 times larger. >>>.did of silly city colleges instructors looking for their paychecks. 156 received no paychecks at all. over 200 and structures received paychecks that were not as much as they were older the union representing instructors said there have been problems with the payroll system used by city college of for the last 10 years. this one came before the long holiday weekend, and at the first of the month when many people have bills due. >> for so many of them this is catastrophic because they have rent, mort

but temperatures to adelaide sixteen degrees there melbourne at twenty but temperatures are going to be falling as that system pushes through anywhere from twenty degrees back down to fourteen is going to be a high on friday and up towards brisbane you can be seeing some clouds at about twenty four over towards perth we do have another system coming through and it is going to be eighteen degrees there for new zealand not looking too bad here across the north island with check search at ten degrees. at night in a stalking. patrolled streets police. or lack of. time or gang violence the use the maternal approach to prevent crime beyond used to live what it did at. a doomed. pit. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who lived there mothers of rain could be this is europe on al-jazeera. tarvaris a take a look at the top stories here at al-jazeera un brokered talks between warring parties in yemen have apparently stole al-jazeera has landed or who think telegraphed delegation has refused to leave for geneva the rebel group says a precondition agreed upon by the u.n. has not

be seeing some cooler and drier air we're going to see all the adelaide seeing fourteen degrees melbourne at fourteen with that south westerly wind but as we go through thursday we're going to see those temperatures begin to moderate but up here along the coast it is still going to be a little bit chilly in sydney at seventeen but british minister will be one at about twenty seven with maybe some rain showers in the afternoon in your forecast well new zealand it's still going to be quite messy here for the north island look at that area of low pressure spinning just off the coast that is going to keep you wet for the least the next twenty four hours but as we go through the next few days we're going to be seeing that system begin to push off improving conditions for you in the north island but down towards the south island that frontal boundary talked about pushing across the tasman sea that will start to bring some heavy rain across parts of the south island and christ church is going to be seeing about eighteen degrees there well here across parts of north asia we're going to be seeing

. >>> and next tonight, to that disturbing security breach at orlando's melbourne airport. a student pilot jumping over a fence and then boarding a passenger jet, it was about 2:00 in the morning. technicians happened to be inside the jet, they tackled him. it was an airbus jet, it seats 200 passengers. so, what was he intended to do? authorities talking just moments ago about this. here's abc's victor oquendo from florida. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about security at our nations airports after a student pilot allegedly hopped a barbed wire fence and boarded this american airlines plane in the middle of the night. 22-year-old nishal sankat is facing sefrj charges, including criminal attempt to steal an airplane. >> within two minutes of creating a problem, we stopped this guy from getting in the air. >> reporter: authorities say sankat, who had a commercial pilot's license, drove to the curb outside the orlando melbourne international airport around 1:30 a.m., left the car running, and soon after, was on the empty airbus-321 that was undergoing maintenance. airport

start this hour down here in australia we have been watching one funnel boundary pushing through melbourne notice the clouds right there we didn't see a lot of rain with those clouds but what's coming behind it is high pressure that means a lot of sun in the forecast for many of you for brisbane twenty six degrees here on thursday down towards melbourne at eighteen back towards adelaide we are going to be seeing your temperatures really rising in the reason being is those winds start to shift out of the north it's going to be drier it's going to be warmer as well up towards alice springs you are warm at thirty two degrees there over towards new zealand we are seeing some showers over here towards the south island through parts of christ church auckland really not looking too bad there on thursday and then as we go towards friday a lot of improvement for much of the country we are going to see in christ church really top out at about nineteen degrees there and then very quickly up here towards north asia we are seeing rain continuing down here across the southern parts of japan that's going

today this square is called the you know mocked organs market your one vote gone for good was on melbourne lived in the origin of building on the site she was this is true of his mother little yarn lived with her for a year when he was six and in his old age she wrote about his memories are not the newborn other that it was the courtyards with their archives preserve some of the old charm. at one time merchants from all over europe station when they came to say is in frankfurt the city's tourism director is overjoyed at the new old town i know so it's going to take on the one hand it's a residential area a neighborhood a reconstructed part of town that's been completed with great success on the other there's a huge demand among the asian american and british tourists to come and see this new world around you know i start to see but not just to wrists. he's asked me here does annoy. this is the first time i've been through the new old town and it's totally fascinating that they managed to reconstruct so much i really like . my very first impression was that i thought it was beautiful it's a

hell even enjoyed the twenty's for a day or so in melbourne adelaide got to go down this is a cult front and it always means well colder air and all those not much on it the wind direction will change to a data sixteen adelaide about seven melbourne but still a rather high twenty eight in sydney ten degrees higher than purpose which has got tired even folks hugging the coast and that won't change very much but sydney's down to nineteen comes to the front is gone through and it was a fairly weak effect to be on the sleeve sunshine behind so even though it doesn't look very good seventeen it'll probably feel fine the cloud itself as it goes across towards new zealand isn't showing very much life it's grey the white tops what might carry some rice he sold out in north island but to recover days now virtually nothing happens beyond seventeen degrees in the sunshine again this is probably low cloud even for going on to the coast but inland it's looking fine rain has been the persistent problem in japan through chicago in the middle of honshu that is of course following on from typhoon now the

canvas i would never do for what i'm kind of presence but the man i was done i love a lot about melbourne over the net and i'm a lot of a lot of the media just made it up. what it should. look at that they just a middle poor. lady has who are scary. and a billion and their loss. in march one thousand nine hundred sixty eight palestinian fighters known as fedayeen joined jordanian forces against an israeli raid on a p.l.o. camp in the town of karama the camp was lost but the israelis took heavy casualties and the battle was widely acclaimed in the arab world and i bet you have a home. soon that dean i thought america. should burn to thiering how to get that feel or. have them a look meant. well listen for the iran leather bottle. or dounia on the vomit or r r. o c s e muzzle half an order number then i thought. fatah and the p.l.o. had gradually gained strength in jordan and some of them began to call for the overthrow of king hussein's regime itself. in mid september one nine hundred seventy hussein decided to oust the fedayeen from jordan his forces surrounded cities with a high p.l.o. p

into the low twenty's high twenty's there melbourne a nice day for you at about twenty four degrees then the system makes its way across adelaide bring some very gusty winds with it as well temperatures are going to be coming down once that front pushes through you can be seeing about fourteen in melbourne twenty four degrees down to about fifteen degrees as your forecast high up to north darwin at thirty one degrees and another system coming in to perth with a touch if you of about fifteen they're. capturing a moment in time snapshots of our lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's without inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to know about will be the sacrifices that. is going to be stunned as the member will all of. us on al-jazeera. i don't know what is there has reminded of our top stories gunman in libya are attacking the headquarters of the national oil corporation in the capital tripoli witnesses say the haring heavy gunfire inside and around the building. cordoned off the area and are engaging the attackers. at least six people

six degrees that's a bit more like it but a chilly southwest a breeze there for adelaide and for melbourne so no higher than around thirty or forty degrees which is the sort of temperature we can expect across south island of new zealand generally dry for the time being but some places a fair weather rolling in thirteen celsius for christchurch fifteen in all clear and give or take something similar as we go on into friday but it should be a lot. dr lodge you draw the moment to forge a pad make the most of that come the way can we have a typhoon making its way towards the country he says sort of the country still saying some rather wet so that is windy weather across a good possible thursday that brought the skies come in at least for a time by the time we come to friday. the president trumps finding asylum in the us has become harder than ever i am put in place a zero tolerance policy if you are going a child then we will prosecute you and that child may be separated from you thousands of families escaping violence at home now face separation detention and deportation as the u.s. closes i

day monday not too bad with the winds coming out of the north for adelaide so thirty degrees there melbourne sunny skies for you at eighteen but here comes that front pushing through some clouds right there across adelaide and then your temperatures are coming down we're going to be seeing about fifteen degrees there for you not melbourne not looking too bad for you here on tuesday but as we go towards wednesday the front will push through up towards british been a partly cloudy day for you with a temperature of about twenty three. the past past. travels the road into mexico raising ecological no land. and staring creative solution in the country's most dramatic. demonstrating quarter of i do industry and that is teach the. past past. couple of the you find in latin america seen. on al-jazeera. you with al-jazeera life from a headquarters here in doha these are your headlines who see rebels are reporting more than thirty five year strikes in a data provinces early on sunday morning the saudi m. iraqi coalition has been targeting the highway heading east of the red sea port is one of the main

wales will say things are improving temperature wise up to nineteen celsius in sydney or so into melbourne actually as we go on through monday in a high of ninety four perth on monday afternoon they'll kill him as we go into a choose day but still fun in try as is the case across much of australia i says the temperature starts to pick up for sydney twenty two degrees melbourne also twenty two along with adelaide a little more clout there into adelaide but for most as i said is fine and dry lousy fine and dry say for good parts of new zealand for the time being have every account is making its way through the tasman sea it's heading towards that western side of the country will see temperatures at around eleven celsius for crisis thirty and all clint similar values as we go on through choose a south all are seeing the lion's share of the sunshine at this stage but. still seeing some rather wet weather still rather wet seems to a good part of japan really heavy downpours for much of monday further flooding right for a good part of honshu down towards q but i'm pleased to say it's becoming to

for melbourne the twenty two in adelaide so not too bad here right in celsius there as well for perth or the north or into the thirty's in alice and also in darwin and more of the same as we go on through our thursday by thursday we get up to twenty two in melbourne temps to starting to recover in sydney but still a little below par hair cold enough to go into detail and if the truth be known a little bit of cloud just easing across the north island as we go on through the coming hours temperatures struggling to get around fourteen celsius in open but twelve celts the top temperatures there for christ. certainly on the gray side some watery sunshine around here have little price as we go on into thursday still only getting up to around thirteen in crosschecks and not much warmer in all claim but largely dry dry too across the korean peninsula at the moment fair amount. clouds to ensure good parts of japan slowly but surely making its way further north. oldest muslim undertakers working here is a seven days a week job that's grown with the community my father purchased a black ambulanc

cnn's victor blackwell is in melbourne, florida. also with us, david soucie.ictor, first to you. how did he pull this off? >> reporter: brooke, really bizarre here. and the airport officials are pointing out that he did not pull it off, that he did not get control of this plane and did not make it into the cockpit, although he made it into or on to the flight deck. we learned just moments ago this 22-year-old's name, coming from airport officials with permission from the fbi who are now involved with this story. let me take you back to the beginning. two o'clo 2:00 a a.m. 20today, he pulled s car up to the terminal, hopped the fence, and ran for that airlines airbus over my shoulder. there were two maintenance workers, they saw the shadow, asked the man for his badge. he couldn't show one, then he ran for the flight deck. they tackled him and took him to a hangar. when they called airport police, he made it out of the hangar and ran back for the airplane, but they tackled him again, detained him until he was arrested. we know now that the airport police, melbo

clouds and some rain maybe for sydney tempter though about twenty five degrees but down towards melbournewinds out of the southwest we do expect to see about twelve degrees there well as you make your way over towards new zealand we are looking at a lot of clouds here on the satellite image so not too much as it comes back here across the tasman sea so that's some good news take it with your forecast map as we go towards saturday the north island still sees those clouds and rain showers probably some windy conditions as well down towards the south island we are looking at christ church partly cloudy fourteen degrees for you but we do expect to see more clouds coming into play as we go towards sunday and then very quickly appear towards northern part of asia we are seeing quite a bit of rain over the next few days particular developing across much of japan now that is only going to last one day but is going to be quite heavy at times and as we go towards sunday that moves out things get better and we are looking at tokyo with a temperature of about twenty. counts of the cost this week terr

there are people here in melbourne for comment against all this crap. and. who i wouldn't dare go out here alone. the. i met bloomberg hearts are true the wind sings of freedom this is all rightly my what kind of freedom is that that's only in germany or mecklenburg for prom and doesn't sound like much. it's unbelievable that they can get away with being so nationalistic without anyone kicking them in the butt i'm shocked. this is. not the nazis out they say i. spend the neighbor is an active neo nazi he spent two years in jail for crimes including assault and to legal possession of weapons he represented the neo nazi n.p.v. party on the county council he and his cronies are suspected of setting fire to the law. if someone had really wanted to scare them they would have set the house on fire not the bomb i have no idea it's one of those things i can't explain why the come the police i hope it gets cleared all. over their lefties we are all evening we hear them shouting against nazis i was standing at my fence and had someone tell me to get out because i'm a

degraded dry lands that all together equal an area the size of india during an auto joins us now from melbourne australia welcome to the w tony and congratulations on winning the alternative nobel prize. we saw your. we saw your success there in ethiopia tony can this technique be applied globally as you indicate. this is very widespread. and wherever there is the bank of living increase comes in the soil and even very safe but it dormant in the soil will mark the landscape in different ways if that is in place stop spending if they manage livestock then a game of nature a chance to hear a sound and this approach has very wide application around the world nature healing itself that sounds fantastic how did how did you come up with this idea. i had been living in. turn raffia at the time when i was managing a convention our nation project we were raising big names in our mastery and planting them out. on to the harsh conditions of the how it was a terrible area probably eighty to ninety percent of the same thing dies in the field and families as a young man came to make my mark i was very discou

s&p global ratings, joining us from melbourne.ds firm in the break -- the face of president trump's demands. cracks are starting to show. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: welcome back. i am shery ahn in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts. turning to oil and the question , it seemsrices go opec will not be moving in the direction president trump demanded last week. we have more on how the ministers managed to sidestep the urgent tweet from the president. say.elicately some would others say it was a snob. they are not -- snub. they are not going to immediately address the price of oil as trump asked last week. you are looking at west texas intermediate, the oil used in the u.s.. it is up to $72, but check out brent oil nearing $80. that is what caused president trump last week to tweet out the opec monopoly must get prices down now. opec decided not to do that. saudi arabia and their allies signaled less urgency was needed and stopped short of promising extra volumes of crude. let's look at what the saudi energy minister said. th

even whennot change we are able to fly direct from sydney and melbourne. is still a huge opportunity for us to work together. vonnie: thank you, alan joyce. joining us in our london studio. vw's heavy truck division is closer to an ipo. push to become less centralized. andreas renschler, ceo joins us now from hanover in germany. vw boardr joining the only just agreeing that the ipo. what are the amazing -- the remaining issues to be resolved? >> i'm hardly understanding you. vonnie: the remaining issues for the vw board to resolve before you can ipo. i'm curious as to what they are. >> yes. indeed we made the decision to prepare the trade group for potential ipo. but that means not that we are doing an ipo but that we are preparing an ipo after we have finalized our project for capital market readiness. so the next step is now to prepare an ipo. not a decision for an ipo. vonnie: i'm curious as to what's left to decide upon. what are the remaining issues you need to resolve? >> i think it's important that we are increasing the performance. that we are tryi

melbourne victory in australia's a—league, and his side went ahead in the 23rd minute.hough and spoilt a dream debut for honda, who hopes to find a balance with his player—coach career. as their player, i really want to support them. and today we lost the game, but as you see in the first 30 minutes, they are amazing. for me, they followed what i've said for a week. they are following my philosophy top, gonna. —— they are following my philosophy. italian moto 2 rider romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriot stefano manzi when the two were racing at more than 200km per hour in san marino on sunday. fenati has since apologised saying it was a disgraceful gesture, although he explained that he was reacting to an earlier driving manoeuvre from manzi. he was disqualified from the race and banned for the next two grand prix but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. here's something you don't see very often, the maldives advanced to the semi—finals of the south

cambodia on the retired from the japan team after russia although he still plays club football in melbourne his new team took the lead in this ring against the major swede the cells a rocket giving the home crowd hope of a new dawn in phnom penh but they have lost to afghanistan in their previous match in march and they couldn't hold on against malaysia either the visitors ending up three one winners the teams are set to meet again in a.z. and football's suki cup in november. england cricketer alastair cook has scored a century and what will be his final test innings for his country cook reached one hundred forty seven on day four of the final test against india at the oval he'll retire at the end of this he's one hundred sixty first match as the most capped test cricketer in his country's history england took three indian wickets to close in on victory still more than four hundred runs ahead. i've. spent all my life trying to play for england so then to give it up is obviously a big thing but it's a bit of the captaincy as well when you know it's right it's right and obviously this is just

today this square is called the you know mock doran's market you're one vote gone for good was on melbourne lived in the your original building on the site she was this is true of his mother little yarn lived with her for a year when he was six and in his old age she wrote about his memories out that i didn't want other that it was the courtyards with their archives preserve some of the old charm. at one time merchants from all over europe station when they came to fame is in frankfurt the city's tourism director is overjoyed at the new old town i know so it's not today on the one hand it's a residential area a neighborhood of reconstructed part of town that's been completed with great success on the other there's a huge demand among the asian american and british tourists to come and see this dual town is you know i start to see but not just two arrests. he's asked me here just does annoy. this is the first time i've been through the new old town and it's totally fascinating that they managed to reconstruct so much i really like. my very first impression was that i thought it was beautiful

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still is co-defendants in a multi-million dollar class action suit centered on the net room case melbourne woman lynette row is suing the drugs manufacturer. the company wanted the case in germany where it's never successfully but the victorian supreme court today dismissed that application this was an application boy the company that might lead him on the worst drug in the history of medicine to have an armless legless woman who has no money and doesn't speak german if she wishes to have it done in court have to move to germany for the next four of us so we had. a grin tozer defendants . have this never given never admit a thing never considered fought to the bitter end still has a much more. compassionate sensible way to. approach which was once convinced of the strength of the climb i settled with when good intel didn't pay a cent we had to get up and fight aids day every day in court where the incredible damage they grew into or didn't really none of them and the settlement amount was a multi-billion dollar some it was a sum sufficient to provide lynn with first class care for the rest

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clouds and some rain maybe for sydney time to though about twenty five degrees but down towards melbourne winds out of the southwest we do expect to see about twelve degrees there well as you make your way over towards new zealand we are looking at a lot of clouds here on the satellite image so not too much as it comes back here across the tasman sea so that's good news take it with your forecast map as we go towards saturday the north island still sees those clouds and rain showers probably some windy conditions as well down towards the south island we are looking christchurch partly cloudy fourteen degrees for you but we do expect to see more clouds coming into play as we go towards sunday and then very quickly appear towards northern part of asia we are seeing quite a bit of rain over the next few days particular developing across much of japan now that is only going to last one day but is going to be quite heavy at times and as we go towards sunday that moves out things get better and we are looking at tokyo with a temperature of about twenty seven. october on al-jazeera. in a new sea

be seeing some cooler and drier air we're going to see all the adelaide seeing fourteen degrees melbourne at fourteen with that south westerly wind but as we go through thursday we're going to see those temperatures begin to moderate but up here along the coast it is still going to be a little bit chilly in sydney at seventeen but british minister will be one at about twenty seven with maybe some rain showers in the afternoon in your forecast well new zealand it's still going to be quite messy here for the north island look at that area of low pressure spinning just off the coast that is going to keep you wet for the least the next twenty four hours but as we go through the next few days we're going to be seeing that system begin to push off improving conditions for you in the north island but down towards the south island that frontal boundary talked about pushing across the tasman sea that will start to bring some heavy rain across parts of the south island and christ church is going to be seeing about eighteen degrees there well here across parts of north asia we're going to be seeing

still is co-defendants in a multi-million dollar class action suit centered on the next row case melbourne woman lynette rowe is suing the drugs manufacturer agreement the company wanted the case who in germany where it's never successfully been sued but the supreme victorian. frame court today dismissed that application this was an application boy the company that might lead him on the worst drug in the history of medicine to have an armless legless woman who has no money and doesn't speak german if she wishes to have it done in court have to move to germany for the next five years so we had. a grin tells a defendant's grins how have this never given never admit a thing never considered fought to the bitter end the still was a much more compassionate sensible way to approach which was once convinced of the strength of the climb i settled with when i couldn't tell didn't post sent we had to get up and fight aids day every day in court where the incredible damage they grow into adults didn't really know now then the settlement amount was a multi-billion dollar some it was a sum sufficient t

in sydney also went to melbourne actually as we go on through monday in a high of ninety four perth on monday afternoon bill cohen has to go into what she's done but still fun and dry as is the case across much of australia i says the temperature started to pick up to sydney twenty two degrees melbourne also twenty two along with adelaide a little more clout there into adelaide but for most as i said is fine and dry lousy fine and dry say for good pots of new zealand for that sign being very a cloud is making its way through the tasman sea it's heading towards that western side of the country we'll see temperatures at around eleven souses for crisis thirty and all clint similar values as we go on through choose a south out of seeing the lion's share of the sunshine of this day's but. still seeing some a rather wet weather still of the wet same to a good parts of japan pretty heavy downpours for much of monday further flooding rains for a good part of honshu down towards q.c. but i'm pleased to say it's becoming to choose day at long last to be more in the west sunshine coming three. in

. >>> there was a serious breach of security at florida's orlando melbourne airport today. a student pilot is charged with trying to steal an american airlines jet after allegedly hopping a fence and sneaking on to the aircraft before he was eventually subdued. we get the latest from kerry sanders. >> reporter: the american airlines airbus 321 was in the hanger, two maintenance workers installing improved wi-fi when without warning 22-year-old allegedly burst into the cockpit. one technician says he confronted him and when he didn't have the proper i.d., they ordered him off the plane. he took off running. the technicians jumped into a golf cart cutting him off and within two minutes police arrived, arresting him. >> there is no evidence to indicate a connection with terrorism. >> he's being charged with trespass, burglary and attempted theft of an aircraft. >> reporter: police say he was originally from trinidad and tobagoumke the breach in seattle in august where an airline ground employee got into a cockpit and took a plane for a joyride before crashing it in this case,

and that is the law is being destroyed all right david mattingly thank you for speaking to us from melbourne. still ahead on the al-jazeera news hour. for the confirmation hearing for donald trump supreme court nominee. argentina's president clearly tops the size of government to save money as the economy teeters on the edge of disaster coming up in sport and boy racer we'll hear from a teenager getting ready to compete in formula one. from doing ski sunsets if it's proving something. to summarize the top in metropolis. how the amount of rain has fallen over southern china recently has left flooding on the ground it's being pumped typed in some places now through a full cost point of view there's not much more to come there are few shots of right on the coast a grand or hong kong might just be involved for jones potentially wetting the line more or less joins up with situation in fact that might well develop a lot of rain developing right up here so we'll watch that but the ground targets a dry each picture least for the time being it's nothing like as wet for the south oliver north vietnam

the roses came from behind in the final minutes of the game to win 45—112 in melbourne.ish in the tournament. don't forget, there's much more on the bbc sport website, but that's all the sport for now. tiger woods has the lead at the tour championship, looking for his first tournament win in five years. 0lly, many thanks for that. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10:15 tonight. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. motor racing is one of the few sporting activities in which men and women compete on an equal footing. women are still hugely under—represented among competitors but maybe that's about to change. take a look at this. mining is halley and aires carts. —— anti—race carts. some people think that's they can't do it's because they are a girl but thatis do it's because they are a girl but that is wrong. both girls and boys can do it. i think it is nice that that this being recognised by young girls and they want to go on to achieve similar things.|j girls and they want to go on to achieve similar things. i would like

sentinel reports a student pilot is under arrest for attempting to steal a plane at florida's orlando melbourneernational airport. the 22-year-old from trinidad hopped a fence yesterday morning and boarded a vacant american airlines airbus a-3 twenty 1. two airport workers confronted him. he ran away. one of the workers tackle and subdued him until police arrived. investigators do not believe he has any link to terrorism. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports people who want straws with their drinks at california restaurants will have to ask for them. governor jerry brown signed a law making california the first state to bar full service restaurants from automatically giving out plastic straws. restaurants that don't comply will get two warnings before being fined. the law does not apply to fast food restaurants. he also signed that milk or water be served as the did he fault drink sold with kid's meals. the laws go into effect next year. >>> mcdonald's gave two texas students $25,000 each after their fake ad went unnoticed in an epic prank. >>> they put a poster of themselves in a mcdonald's

authorities say sankat, who has a commercial pilot's license, left his car running outside the orlando-melbourne international airport around 1:30 a.m. thursday. jumped a barbed wire fence and made his way onto the empty airbus 321, in for service. that's where he encountered this maintenance worker. >> i knew right away. i mean, we are trained. no badge -- right off the bat. looked down, no shoe on that foot. this isn't right. >> reporter: shayne graves said he had thoughts of 9/11 when he stopped sankat from entering the cockpit. >> i said, "you get down on the ground right now and you stay right there." i said, "this isn't going to happen again." >> reporter: prosecutors argued sankat is a potential flight risk. the judge decided to hold him without bond. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> on this friday night, we're also watching severe storms on the move from ohio to the midwest. and growing flooding in oklahoma and the carolinas. a dam near wilmington, fears it will burst. and at least six reported tornadoes in southern minnesota. the airport heavily damaged. rob marciano tracking it all for

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adelaide but not getting there on tuesday it's a little warm breeze a twenty two here twenty four up in melbourne about the same in sydney sort of into the twenty's very reliably perth temporarily you are not you're being beaten by east and neighbors and a similar story but a reduction in temperature for winds to the cloud is coming in the winter action has changed have you seen the significant rain probably not even in tasmania not a great deal in the forecast as for new zealand what the remnants of what's called an active system still there could in quite happily through north island as you can see the winds coming from the north so the potential for quite a lot of humidity and therefore raney's with us fifty in oakland fourteen down the sunshine in christchurch and come wednesday looks like a nice dry picture and i should be able to say the same for go directly north to japan having suffered yet again days of rain we have probably got one day off but then i'm afraid the rain comes up again from the south. climate change is more of a manager is a much. more fire and. doesn't really need. to put