. strongly, david, in melbourne.ian— the epicentre was the regional victorian town of mansfield. geoscience australia, the government agency, said we had three _ government agency, said we had three tremors in last hour, a 58 — three tremors in last hour, a 5.8 magnitude to start with, then— 5.8 magnitude to start with, then a — 5.8 magnitude to start with, then a four magnitude, then 3.1 magnitude. in the last few minutes, mansfield being the centre — minutes, mansfield being the centre of it, but really reports _ centre of it, but really reports on social media and on local— reports on social media and on local media, the abc for example, people calling and saying — example, people calling and saying they felt it quite strongly. someone described it as riding — strongly. someone described it as riding a wave. many people felt there _ as riding a wave. many people felt there was structural damage to their buildings. many buildings in the downtown area of melbourne evacuated, with people — of melbourne evacuated, wit

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this is a considerable distance from melbourne.ation as to the force or some of these shudders, that rocked parts of victoria and further afield. we are getting reports that people have reported quite significant damage in parts of the state of victoria. this all happened within the last hour, so the authorities are now waiting to assess the scale of the damage. people are saying on social media how their homes shook, how they were terrified. i think it's safe to say an earthquake of this scale in australia is extremely unusual. yeah, highly unusual, phil. some statistics from australian authorities that in the course of a year, typically you say 100 earthquakes in australia measuring over the magnitude of three. in neighbouring indonesia, which sits on the pacific ring of fire, it's around 11,000. just talk us through the fact this is quite rare in australia, and what preparations people have typically had to take in order to prepare for something like this. i to prepare for something like this. ., �* ~' to prepare for something l

now regarding what is happening in melbourne, i would also assume that the majority in melbourne would also be more supportive of the preventive measures. now the difference, the issue with melbourne is that it's never really had a very difficult time with lockdown. was done off the lock down in sydney for example. there was a long stretch where the city was free of locked down until delta came. that wasn't the case with melbourne. it had a month longer locked down originally and with the delta lockdown resumes they, bailey been able to catch their breath from lockdown. so i think that is, that has contributed to what i could describe. it has their own fatigue in melvin. now the interesting thing about these particular purpose today is the way that they have me scribe bio straight and officials, for example, one official described participating as i quote he drunken, fascist, straight in morons. others described them as being far i extremely se. so this is the 1st time we've seen such language being used, which is only going to cause more division, isn't it? i mean, we've all looked on

it gets rather wanted on hundreds of arrest, follow chaos, that melbourne's warmer, more l. as protease continue in australia. again, co vaccine last for a 3rd se, ah, why for most care then for joining us and the international. i'm daniel hawkins with you to sunrise. welcome to the program. now 1st developments in the dispute between the us and france as a new anglo australian insecure to deal takes a new twist. the french spanish ministry has said nato bought less, have agreed to rethink the strategic crux of the lines. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative of germany to revise the strategic concept of the alliance. being allies does not mean being hostage to the interests of another country. there's been interesting developments in the worsening relations with france and the united states, the u. k. and australia over the new security pact will recall how boris johnson recently said that france needs to quote, get a grip

also blaming russia for the crisis. gas rubber, bullets, and hundreds of rest followed chaos of melbourne's war memorial as protest, continuing straightly or against colbert vaccine laws for a 3rd day in a row. ah, however, a good evening for russia just in 6 evening here, watching us into national live with me, kevin. oh it. so 1st, the taliban appointed an afghan delegate to the united nations is brand new story and this, even though the you and still has one in place from the previous administration. that's the crux. the movement says it is alerted the body secretary general of the change. he's more gazda of income volition senior correspondent, getting across it for us. the united nations now faces an incredibly difficult decision because any choice that they make is fraught with political risk. the taliban argument essentially is the person that is the un representative of, of dog global has no credibility because the her to employ the former president of a gun held fled the country resign gloves. his government collapse. he's no longer recognized as the legitimate president of, of got

and rubber, bullets, tear gas, and hundreds of arrests follow chaos of melbourne's war memorial protests continue in australia against cobra. the vaccine laws for the 3rd day. ah hello, good to happy with. this is now midnight here in moscow. it's thursday. the 23rd of september. my name is colleen bright. welcome to your world news from our 1st developments in the disputes between the us in france. as the new anglo american australian security deal takes a new twist. with the french defense ministry saying nato partners have agreed to rethink the strategic crux of the alliance. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative of germany to revise the strategic concept of the alliance. being allies does not mean being hostage to the interests of another country. there's been interesting developments in the worsening relations with france and the united states, the u. k. and australia over the new security pact will recall how boris johnson recentl

also blaming russia for the crisis gas rubber bullets and hundreds of arrests and followed cale 6 melbourne's war memorial day. 3 of this trouble and i was protest continue in a failure against covert vaccine laws for a 3rd day to say ah hello. they were good evening live from ortiz. will these are h q when i was kevin. oh, it here for the next 30 minutes. i'm not breaking news and pick one as the road between the u. s. and from so for a new anglo american australian security deal takes a new twist. with the french defense ministry saying tonight, nato partners have agreed to re thinks the strategic crux of the whole alliance. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative of germany to revise the strategic concept of the alliance. being allies does not mean being hostage to the interests of another country, telephone prince in new york city for his caleb, i mean the other started as a spot between the us and france and britons roped into but now they're

melbourne is under its sixth covid lockdown. at least one hospital was evacuated as a precaution. >>> lava flowing across one of spain's canary islands is creating more concerns. abc's james longman is there. >> reporter: spain's volcanic island is still roaring and now authorities are alarmed at a new earthquake opening up new fissures. an unstoppable wall of lava is eating everything in its path. molten rock sizzling as it hits this swimming pool. neighborhoods incinerated. a further 2,000 evacuations from la palma, just off the coast of north africa, meaning more than 7,000 have had to flee their homes. some in tears, with only hour's notice to take everything they could. in an area reliant on agriculture, 300 farms turned to ash. i've never seen anything like this. we're just a few hundred feet from the actual volcano. one of the fissures is just there. i'm not sure if you can tell, but we are being rained on with ash. it's just extraordinary. this is the stuff that's coming down. >> reporter: at least 180 homes have been de

the 3rd chaotic seems a melbourne, including it's connie wall, memorial and offices of may more than $200.00 arrests across the city. foreign tear gas and rubber bullets that demonstrators against corona virus job mandates for the entire construction industry, state premier, daniel andrews, branding them ugly, seems by pretend, protest is show, didn't go well and vote punishment if they continue. but organize this war rallies are set to continue until the demands are met, including an immediate enter the lock that no more mask and not mandate and the reopening of building sites to the unvaccinated. let's go to grammar. i see a started journalist and former media lawyer of c today. thanks for taking the time with the tricky. there is no, i mean where you are straight a new zealand. you've had so many locked and it's been so tight, and it still is, i guess you can see what these people are angry, but are they being unreasonable? what's the thought? i think in the sense that, well unreasonable ethically, to a degree. yes. but having said that, they, these projects and riots are perfectl

the melbourne wall. the moral protest continue in history or against colbert vaccine laws for a 3rd day in a row. ah, why very good afternoon, russia. my name's kevin, is turned 5 o'clock in the evening and lo from i will use h q. got 30 minutes of our latest for you. this 1st, the french precedence is canceled this speech of the you and in new york, amid a growing dispute with america over a huge military deal that was scrapped in despite rising international disagreements with everyone from france to have got to stand in china. joe biden held a new era of global corporation. all of the major powers of the world have a duty in my view to carefully manage their relationships, and we are not seeking a new cold war or world wide it. in the rigid blocks, united states is ready to work with any nation. now this comes amid the aftermath of a decision last week by the united states to enter a trilateral security packed with australia and the united kingdom. the office tax has been set up and this agreement was

i guess rubber bullets and hundreds of rest follow chaos that melbourne's war memorial protests continue in australia against cobra. vaccine law. i law for most jo, thanks for joining us tonight or not even i shall. i'm daniel hawkins with you till sunrise. welcome through the program. the 1st up development dispute between the us and frog size, the new anglo american australian security all takes a new twist with the french defense ministry. now saying, nathan portland have agreed to rethink the strategic crux of the lives. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative of germany to revise the strategic concept of the alliance. being allies does not mean being hostage to the interests of another country. there's been interesting developments in the worsening relations with france and the united states, the u. k. and australia over the new security pact will recall how boris johnson recently said that france needs to quote, get a grip. i just t

over 90 people were arrested in melbourne on saturday during a 6 day of unrest there at cooper 19 cases helping on the rise since july. but thousands defined a stay at home order to attend the rallies, being fueled by a mandatory covert shelter order for construction workers outing to the region harsh, locked on measures the me the the the reviews. can you go home tonight? the very person, the and earlier in the week, victoria state, law enforcement, coal for the earth space over melbourne to be restricted to police helicopters and news outlets. challenge that plan with a court ruling. the choppers could fly with police approval australian the 1st, unless gideon rosner gave us his view on the development on suspicion is they did that because they thought that there was so many angry and frustrated people in melbourne that it people saw, had been the protest were but actually come enjoining and we can't be under any illusions as to what's happening here. for the 1st time in australia, the victorian police has since effectively since the broadcast media. once you have the police censoring

people sticking after $200.00 consecutive days in melbourne. which is obviously the capital of the most densely populated state, victoria, which has borne the brunt of, of the current of ours. a people have just had enough. i mean, interest me put up with a lot. but after, while you got a cold cold into the problem is because we think the premier n lenders is that he actually missed quite a substantial part of management around the pandemic. he had had a fall and, and was quite, quite badly injured his ribs and was actually off the scene for quite some time. he'd now come back into it and people are saying, listen, when you come back in to tell us what to do, we need to know what the plan is. i think the plan is more of the same old locked down and they're not going to bear. particularly, the most recent instance of being amongst the construction workers who are simply told ok, no work for to work for 2 weeks. go home. i think the feeling of this my country wide buddy, it's more intense in melbourne because the lockdown to get no been honda. i

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i think the feeling of this my country wide, but it's more intense in melbourne because the lockdown to get no been honda. i think we've had 1200 debts. the strike was and 800 of those and been in, in victoria. i had a disproportionate estate in victoria. they riots which are unprecedented here in australia. i mean we've had projects before but nothing like that. i mean 2000 protesters virtually shut down the melbourne, say big day, they shut down the width breach. so this is, this is something that's gone beyond anything that happened before. a doctor being sued under texas, his new anti abortion law is just the latest incident to test the increasingly confrontational relationship between the lone star state and the federal government . he thought he's mitree pow nighted states has always had mixed success when it came to striking a balance between laws imposed by the federal government. and the will of individual states in states like texas have long been a thorn in the side of washington, which just wants to ruin peace and impose its agenda without being questioned all the time. b

the melbourne, say big day, they shut down the guy bridge. this is something that's done beyond anything that happened before. this is our international thanks for checking in with us today. we do appreciate it. coming up. we speak to one of many doctors who are refusing french orders to get the corona's virus job people's patients wearing sin in so many countries now. because we're on that after the break. ah, join me every 1st on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. me the media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer. type relation for community you going the right way or are you being direct? what is truth? what is faith in the world corrupted? you need to disband the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah ah, ah ah . hello again. a silent and lonely teenager is how former classmates and have described the alleged attacker who shot dead sick. so the central russian university. couple of days ago.

the melbourne, say big day, they shut down the width breach. this is, this is something that's gone beyond anything that happened before the french doctors refusing government orders to get the covert job since last week. all health workers must get a shot. we spoke to one g p, who's been suspended for refusing to get an automated effect. but i'm all because it's not that i don't want to get vaccinated. i just don't need to. there is a specific part of the population that no one talks about. those who had cove it and have antibodies. i still have them and check them from time to time. we medics have always been taught that if you have antibodies, you don't need to get a job. what we see now is vaccination madness when we're vaccinating people who have a high level of antibodies, we don't know what this could lead to. it shouldn't be like this. one woman told me that her teenage son has a lot of antibodies. it's more than 250 units per milliliter, and therefore he's protected from cove it and doesn't pose any danger to others, but he has no righ

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they got much sympathy in melbourne. well, and i do a lot of simply for the me show you has had, as a massively mismanaged pandemic in berry minded. as ellie had 90000 cases since the outbreak of current barson and, and 1200 deaths nationwide, were that compared to that sort of 77, a half 1000000 cases in the u. k. and 135000. and that's, and there's a massive discrepancy in, in how it's effective because been in australia and new zealand. it looks like it's probably looking from abroad. it looks like it's been really clamped down. it has been really cut down a bit. people are sick of it. you know, after after $200.00 consecutive days in melbourne, which is obviously the capital, the, the most densely populated state victoria, which has borne the brunt of, of the current of ours. a people have just had enough interest to put up with a lot. but after, while we call it patients sent over the best medicine, best medical practice, that's the thing. i mean, just because you've run out of patience, that still doesn't mean the

when it comes to melbourne you couldn't have it wrong. the most locked down provence city in the world. 201 plus days. why? >> well, indeed brian. it's because from the get go we have a policy of zero tolerance for the coronavirus. now the lock down melbourne is going through, the sixth was triggered after six cases. not deaths or hospitalizations but six infections. in sidney the lock down since june. this is reaching absurdity that luis carroll himself couldn't come up with. it's trigger tierney and overwhelmed all checks and balances. it's suppressed all individual rights and freedoms. it's up ended every norm of liberal government apbs. if it happens in australia of all places it can happen anywhere including the u.s. americans need to worry about this his tier ya. it can happen anywhere. >> i saw about 200,000 people protesting in france, must approximately arrests. they're tired of the lockdown. i find this app strange. how does it work? you have contract trace you have to show your location? >> this is a proposal for south australi

the earthquake hit a city not far from melbourne.felt across sydney even down to tasmania. it is gateway to the ski fields. you can see the skiers being caught on the slopes when the earthquake hit. let's have a look at some images from melbourne where somof the buildings were damaged. some of the cities alien residents were a little startled along with the people. i'm not sure what is going on there. have a look at this. >> i've never seen an earthquake here before. >> that is certainly something i never want to experience parted that was a clip shared by the australian broadcasting corporation which showed its breakfast show reacting to the tremor. >> it was very tense about 20 seconds in the tv studio. a similar studio undoubtedly to thwhen you're sitting in. lots of heavy lights shaking above us. it was pretense as the earthquake rocked melbourne and rge parts of southeast australia. >> at the time of the earthquake, the australian prime ministeras in the united states where only a few hours earlier, he met with president biden.

that makes melbourne the most locked down city in the world and it doesn't look like there will be anide until late october probably went 70% of the population is expected to be fully vaccinated, sherry. shery: for the longest time, we were talking about the slow vaccination progress in australia really being a challenge for the reopening but as you said, for victoria, 75% vaccinated, 65% fully vaccinated. here in the u.s., we have enough vaccinations and the cdc panel is backing booster shots as well. we continue to watch those pandemic developments but as you said, beautiful day when it comes to melbourne right there. it really does not make you think that you are actually in the middle of a pandemic, does it? paul: it does not. it is kind of weird in a way. in some respects, life continues on as normal. in others, it does not. by the time melbourne hits the 70% fully vaccinated target, estimated around late october, that will have meant the city has been in lockdown for 267 days so way out in front of other lockdown cities in the world but that includes buenos aires, london. yes, w

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the very person, the earlier in the week, victoria state police called for the aerospace of melbourne to be restricted to media helicopters, a new thoughtless child. if the plan with a court ruling that trouble could fly with police approval. australian, if analyst gideon ross gave us his views on the events by suspicion is they did that because they thought that there was so many angry and frustrated people in melbourne that it people saw had be the protest were but actually come enjoining. and we can't be under any illusions as to what's happening here. for the 1st time in australia, the victorian police has since effectively since the broadcast media. once you have the police answering the free praise, you're entering a very, very dangerous territory. we are using a terrorism police officer on australian citizen on protest. we shouldn't have a situation where police protest press free protest this baldly with rubber bullets . would you guess police climates, because on the crown of ours rules, you can't gather publicly for any reason, including protesting. i actually think there's

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anti locked down rallies in the australian city of melbourne. have led to some brutal encounters with police mon video surfaced of a man being held to the ground and restrained the police. say they are investigating that case. this warn you. you may find these pictures disturbing the oh well, the 90 people were arrested in melbourne on saturday during a 6 day unrest. kirby 19 cases that have been on the rise since july thousands defined a stay at home order to attend the release. anger fueled by a mandatory cove id shot order for construction work is adding to the regents house lockdown measures. the me the the the reviews can you go home tonight? the very person the in the sterling prime minister insists that people need to get themselves vaccinated if they want restrictions to. and we've been very successful saving lives. but we've also got to give people their lives back. and i think that's what a strategy and wanted to get your feel facts and i did. and we can ensure that a strike can go forward and not be held back. earlier in the week, vic

things are so unbearable hundreds of aussies took to the streets in melbourne today. >> my children.year old. >> it's not. >> let us get back to work. let us provide for our families. >> laura: here now is the man who shot that footage independent journalist brooksean fernando. what has happened to australia? >> that footage was from a couple days ago but we're into the third or fourth day of continuous protests here in melbourne and right now i don't know if you can hear but there's helicopters whirling about the city of melbourne, riot police on the street and they're rounding up construction workers and trades people that we commonly refer to as trade for voicing their incident and their concern about mandatory vaccination and in particularly those workers in the construction sector who don't want to be vaccinated to cope their job. and, you know, it's just scenes we've never seen before in australia and as someone that's grown up here in my entire life in australia i can't believe i'm seeing this in my state as well. >> laura: i saw a video over the weekend of some poor old women

we used to go crowds and melbourne off the projectiles was thrown out. the police. 2 officers were injured and the purchase began in reaction to a mandatory vaccine order. the construction work is outrages growing often al jazeera news crew caught us border agents on horseback appearing to assault haitian migrants in texas. the department of homeland security says offices involved. busy have been reassigned to administrative duties, practical hain has his story. in this country, the, these are the al jazeera pictures causing outreach across the united states. desperate and hungry haitian migrants trying to make it back to a makeshift camp with food and water. met 5 for. 6 that no, no, no, no, no. the men on horseback work for department of homeland security secretary alejandro. more rigorous. who promised in the senate hearing tuesday there will be consequences. re, i directed to the office of professional responsibility be present on site in del rio, 247. to ensure that the conduct of our personnel adheres to our policy, to, to our policies, to our trai

things have become so unbearable that hundreds of aussies took to the streets in melbourne today. >>let us get back to work, let us provide for our families. >> the man who shot the footage, what has happened to australia. >> that footage was from a couple days ago but we're into the third or fourth day of continuous protest in melbourne. helicopters whirling about the city of melbourne, rounding up construction workers and trades people we come in for 2 as treating people for voicing their dissent and concern about mandatory vaccinations particularly those in the construction sector don't want to be vaccinated to keep their jobs. the scene we've never seen before in australia and as someone who has grown up your mind by life i can't believe i'm saying this as well. >> i saw video of a poor old woman getting pushed aside, push down by rows and rows and rows of police, military, security officials and for a moment i looked considers this china. china is looking at australia. it looked more like something at tiananmen square than you would expect from australia. >> that is right. looki

. ♪ laura: an earthquake has struck victoria, damaging buildings in melbourne and causing tremors milesuake is the longest -- largest since the 1800s in australia. >> oh my gosh. >> this is what residents woke up to as a magnitude six earthquake hit the state of victoria. the northeastern town was the epicenter, but the tremors were felt in the country's second city and as far away as sydney. thprime minister spoke as he arrived in washington. >> we have reports of a serious injury -- we have no reports of serious injuries or worse. we will give further reports as the night unfolds here in the united states. >> several buildings and a hospital were evacuated in melbourne. the australian broadcasting service centers were still in the studio when they felt the tremor. >> have never had an earthquake in here before! >> a heart surgeon was in the middle of an operation when the earthquake hit. >> we were out of -- we were at a state where we could come to a halt and wait for that to pass. we carried on and finished the surgery. large tremors othis magnitude are not common in australia. this

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hundreds of bricks fell into the street in melbourne. many people including a morning news team felt the crate -- the quake. >> we are getting an earthquake. >> a bit of an earthquake in here, paul. reggie: it was centered near mansfield a two point 5 hour drive from melbourne. no reports of serious injuries. mike: let us look at how rare a 5.9 is. only 120 of those across the entire globe every year. look at that. 33 million pounds of explosives releasing some big-time energy. there is melbourne right there, and you can see it is off towards the north and east. it was about six miles deep which limited the amount of damage. when you get a 5.9 to six, there will be some damage. quiet, transitioning into astronomical autumn with clear conditions on the peninsula but fall could sit -- could slip through the gap. 61, san bruno. everyone else, 54 to 57 degrees. 59, san francisco. just about both sides of the peninsula down into the south bay and also in concord and antioch, 70 and 73. you can see the difference in the golden gate bridge. the

it's felt in melbourne, canberra and sydney.ht countries — including pakistan, turkey and bangladesh — are taken off england's travel red list, meaning people will no longer have to quarantine in a hotel. boris johnson's hopes for securing a comprehensive free trade deal with the us appear to be fading, after president biden downplayed the issue following their face—to—face meeting at the white house. mr biden told reporters they'd discuss trade �*a little bit' but he stressed instead the issue of peace in northern ireland he said he wouldn't want to see a change in the irish accords which might result in the closed border again. so what about the uk's trade deal hopes? one option thought to be under consideration — joining a north american trade pact. and that is the usmca deal, which involves the us, mexico and canada. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports from washington dc. side by side, the meeting finally took place, the president regaling him with stories of the american railroad. it him with stories of the americ

the earthquake damaged buildings along chappelle street in melbourne. debris was spotted on the street. >>> tribute are pouring in for two people who made their mark in the entertainment world. actor willie garson died. he was known for playing stanford on "sex and the city" series and movies. a cause has not been released. co-star cynthia nixon said, "he was endlessly funny on screen and in real life." willie garson was 57 years old. ♪ >>> meantime, legendary r&b singer sarah dash also died. she co-founded the all-female singing group labelle with patti labelle. the group was best know for their 1974 hit "lady marmalade." no cause of death has been released. dash was 76 years old. >>> coming up, smoke and flames at the superdome in new orleans. what sparked this fire emergency at the home of the saints. >>> later, a luxury toy for 007 fans. a limited edition aston martin for kids is rolling out. how much it will set you back. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." news." look at these mighty quaker oats. small in size, epic in taste. heart-healthy a good