so why in the name of waltzing matilda do crowds in melbourne sometimes break into chants of "usa-usads nearly 7 feet tall, ranks among the best footy players out there, and might be the most unlikely success story in global sports today. >> sets it up. cox again. i cannot believe it. >> at first glance, anyway, mason cox comes across as the quintessential aussie rules, or afl, player. at age 32, he's logged almost 100 games over eight seasons for the storied collingwood magpies. the afl's equivalent of the dallas cowboys. and he is an evangelist for his sport, one played on an oval surface almost double the size of an nfl field. footy entails players running about 10 miles a game, juking. >> a double step from mason. >> zorko -- >> tackling. >> ohhhhh. >> passing by punching the ball and scoring by kicking the ball through goalposts. >> bang. >> six points for splitting the center uprights, one point for the side ones. >> arms in the air. cheers. that has gone through. >> it's unlike anything else you've ever seen. it's probably the roughest sport in the world i'd say. it's a mix of

blame separatists for the mind. incident. armenia, however, has denied its weapons or troops were in melbourne, o'connor par, and called the reported sabotaged in the region. a lie passed on the heart of the republic of armenia is not involved in the middle of the reaction and it cost. but to us before either be john. as about john has launched a ground military operation and the aim to the ethnic, cleansing this of the armenians of nicole know, kind of by the time the army and premier has recognized not growing. o'connor paused as part of azerbaijan territory, while pushing for talks on the rights of nick armenian residents. but his reason claims that armenia is not involved in the latest episode, and the conflict has sparked protests and yet are gone. with some demonstrators calling for to back into the pano garrett and my gardener boss. thousands of injured people have been rushed to hospital. you need the hill when the explosion started. so we managed to survive. my sister and i survived. the situation only adds to the was of local residents who say that had been dealing with food and medi

have seen calls for the separate the state in different parts of the world in canada, in london, in melbourne, uh in san francisco. and that has become a cause of concern for the indian government and the indian government corps. uh these um, separate just uh, just sort of activist type of is why they are uh, quoted as active as in the media outside of india. so, you know, this doesn't go down with the indian government very well as well. it doesn't go down very well with the seas community outside of india, which says that this is indian governments attempt to, uh, you know, blind their community. now let's not forget that canada is home to the largest of a c or dies for outside of india. and i've been watching some reactions on the canadian broadcasting networks this morning. and the family of a mr. nadia, it has been reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from getting to the prime minister of canada on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. in fa

4 station subway under construction in the heart of melbourne and shared a lot of lessens learned from our tunnel projects as part of that exchange. the long time director of communication eric young departed after 10 years. he is now moving to the port of san francisco where we wish him all the best and so want to thank eric for his tenure and contributions and also note we are now recruiting for a successor director of communication and more information on that position is on the website, sfcta.orgment thank you so much. >> thank you director chang. let's open your report to public comment. if anyone in the chamber who would like to talk about item 3, come forward and if there is no one, let's see if we have remote public comment on item 3. >> there is public comment. let me go to the caller. welcome caller, your two minutes begins now. >> good morning commissioners. i just want to share that i'm extremely excited about the director chang's visit to the melbourne project and i look forward hearing more about what she learned down there. in closing, i would like to echo a comment abou

4 station subway under construction in the heart of melbourne and shared a lot of lessens learned from our tunnel projects as part of that exchange. the long time director of communication eric young departed after 10 years. he is now moving to the port of san francisco where we wish him all the best and so want to thank eric for his tenure and contributions and also note we are now recruiting for a successor director of communication and more information on that position is on the website, sfcta.orgment thank you so much. >> thank you director chang. let's open your report to public comment. if anyone in the chamber who would like to talk about item 3, come forward and if there is no one, let's see if we have remote public comment on item 3. >> there is public comment. let me go to the caller. welcome caller, your two minutes begins now. >> good morning commissioners. i just want to share that i'm extremely excited about the director chang's visit to the melbourne project and i look forward hearing more about what she learned down there. in closing, i would like to echo a comment abou

so the weather is going to cost environment for you. attempt to be below average in melbourne, but not very much. and it's still like fee, cloudy, and damp for the west. the sunny side because he's still caching and on show breeze, not a strong one. you've got 23 degrees, few shows. so the south side of things, things improved just a little bit. come sunday, so that front is gone off shore heading across the top and see to effect the sample, the new zealand where there is a, a warning, but the expected whether it's already wet weather in this past the world anyway. but christ church benefits from the 3rd effect to the end, the noisily breeze. yes, 6 degrees above average. indonesia is still pretty dry and blazys looking increasingly wet and fat. sumatra is all set lucky. increased me. where does the rains typically start to come? slowly science which but the real wet weather has been places like hong kong. in fact, homer calling particulars has suffered huge amounts of right. and it's still raining right now and like go on. so that's, that's the wedding to sunday, to be honest. now thi

they will have another one in tehran and i will leave iran's seventh statistics for melbourne, australia. mahdi ziaei of the sed and sima news agency. the lawn of shahid abbaspur university. slime is easy and new in the manchester camp until zlatan is added to milan's technical staff . on the wounds of the only defender who was injured, manchester united announced that he was injured again in the game against brighton, and now he has been out of action for two months, and manchester city has a shaky start and many injuries, and interestingly, most of them are defensive linemen. shah tim asia and raphael varane, other innocent defenders of the team, following the argentinian phenomenon oscar, said that brighton club plans to recruit the 19-year-old boca juniors defender before the start of the winter football window. this the player in english is said in the final that manchester city and juventus are strongly looking for this young argentinian player tibuca , who has played 22 times for this team. he is a beloved character in p&w and roma. in the background of the ugly end of the season,

vonnie: amy, thank you for joining, bloombergs amy bainbridge in melbourne.ocus, too, as we look ahead to a new training week after russia and saudi arabia extended output cuts. brent crude remains above $90 a barrel. new york traded futures are in striking distance of that level. we have seen two weekly gains. su: only a slight pullback in asian trading. what it looks like is that the bull run has legs that we are also seeing behind this that saudi arabia, which the u.s. does not have a great relationship with, appears to be teaming up with russia, another problem for the u.s. in pushing this voluntary cuts all the way to the end of the year. that really has given the big impetus to the oil prices that we have seen. if you drop into the bloomberg, you will see that bets of $100 oil are soaring, even though some banks such as jpmorgan chase remain a bit cautious. jpm say crude is unlikely to see $100 a barrel this year. that said, analysts and traders say that supply in the market is real. use hit a record 100 million barrels a day in june. the following mont

just get back into the twenty's, the full melbourne, pushing up into the mid twenties as we go on into the next couple of days that for sydney did a bit of weather just pushing for a victoria for a time, but nothing too much to speak of. more of the way it's out and right, and then it's a central and northern parts of new zealand over the next couple of days. could cool some localized funding. so not be sure i was to into eastern parts of japan at present. but where the weather will, grassy, not a little further, the race was bright, just got to come back in behind. some present was behind temperatures at around $29.00 degrees. well, the dry 2 across the cramping inch the modem and the central parts of the china will say, some showers long dispels of fry show us of one or 2 showers to down towards the southeast in cold. well, the west sunshine, the phone call of the weather, brought to you by visit castle. for some little boat is a mechanic or even that self driving train. the vehicle that androids today can be human. only robots like me, will be everywhere, which is 0 documentary, whi

our country , have the next round in tehran and the seventh iran's statistics the destination is melbourne australia, leave mehdi shahid abbaspur university's grass field, ziai, defeated the football match of the asian games. the football match of the asian games will start from today, and the hope of my country will start at 15:00 in the first match against saudi arabia . the president of the judo federation announced the end of the 4-year vacation of iranian judo and the participation of the athletes of this discipline in the asian games . production of construction materials paper and cardboard, the dividing box, before that, stone powder is a mineral that is found in abundance in the zagros region. paper must use raw materials that are not actually destructive. in 2013, stone paper took place in the world economic cycle . work in west islamabad. daneshbanian has said goodbye to cutting down trees and producing stone paper is a way to save these oxygen -producing trees . finding the launch of the development phases of the west islamabad factory. it means an equivalent figure every year

demand for housing rent has caused an unprecedented growth in rental rates in the cities of sydney, melbourneisbane and perth, so that most australian renters cannot afford to pay these astronomical costs , an issue that has now led to the boom in the production of small and prefabricated houses in this country. the demand for housing for rent is very high, but the supply of rental property is facing a shortage and many are forced to live in cars or parks. in such a situation , by producing simple prefabricated houses that will be ready within 10 days, we are trying to solve the problem of lack of shelter in a phased manner so that the government can plan the community. make housing production operational. australia's national vacancy rate, according to a report by a real estate research institute, is 8. the percentage reached its lowest in the history of this country. meanwhile, the australian government has pledged to manage this major crisis by building one million residential units within the next 5 years, a solution that most experts believe will not be effective due to its long duration

for housing rent has caused an unprecedented growth in the rental rates in the cities of sydney, melbourne, brisbane , and so that most of the australian renters cannot afford to pay these astronomical costs. made in this country. the demand for rental housing is very high, but the supply of rental property is in short supply and many are forced to live in cars or parks. in such a situation , we try to solve the problem of lack of shelter by producing simple prefabricated houses that are ready within 10 days let's solve it in a phased manner so that the government implements the housing production community plan. according to a report by a research institute in the field of real estate, the national rate of empty houses in australia has reached 8 percent, the lowest rate in the history of this country. meanwhile, the australian government has pledged to manage this major crisis by building one million housing units within the next 5 years, a solution that according to most experts will not be very effective due to its long time. ismail puraji khabari sedavasima regional bureau of southeast

melbourne struggling to get to around 12 celsius on friday, so feeling noticeably cooler by this stagereally freshening up. new zealand largely dry and fine. we got some very heavy rain meanwhile across southeastern parts of china. this is from what remains, the remnants of a typhoon bringing some big and lively storms across the region. that is likely to cause letting. it will cause some disruption. further north, though it is generally dry, it is still pretty hot. ♪ >> again, you are watching al jazeera. reminder of our top stories, the former leader of the far-right groups proud boys has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for his involvement in the january 6 attack on u.s. congress. he was the last of five the proud boys to be sentenced. a top u.s. official has warned there will be -- warned a top official in north korea there will be a price to pay if it supplies russia weapons for its war in ukraine. france has -- france is reported to be in talks with niger's army about the possible withdrawal of some of its troops. neither's coup leaders have been urging france to withdraw 150

you could fill the boxcars of a freight train that would stretch from new york city to melbourne, australia, with the coal ash that's generated every year in this country. >> the ash contains toxic metals. lead, arsenic, chromium, cadmium, others. and it even has radioactive substances. >> it's these pollutants, many of them known to cause cancer, that have people worried. and the big question is, where are all these toxins ending up? >> there's fly ash and coal dust... we'll go on the front porch and do the same thing. >> you can see as you look up there the fresh ash. it's like an orangish color. when it's windy, it can get into their homes, it can get into their cars, and god forbid they're walking across the street or whatever, it actually gets into their lungs. >> in the united states, there are over 500 coal-fired power plants. and until recently, the dangers of coal ash have largely been hidden from public view. this is one of the largest coal-fired power facilities in the country. called plant scherer, it's located in juliette, georgia, and is majority owned by georgia power. each y

we're looking at rough seas, though, and rip current threats nantucket, norfolk all the way to melbourne, florida. we will continue to watch. landfall could be anywhere from new lubbock, amarillo and hot once again in phoenix, also tucson guys, that's a look at your monday forecast. >> michelle, thanks. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with a new train taking americans from point a to point b. >> it's able to do it faster than any other train on the track. we will give you the inside scoop on bright line next. nside scoop on bright line next. try nervive nerve relief from the world's number one nerve care company. nervive contains ala to relieve nerve aches, and b-complex vitamins to fortify healthy nerves. try nervive. and, try nervive pain relieving roll-on. hey guys, check it out: it's mrs. stevens. they say she can make things appear out of thin air. hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. air wick. air wick's limited edition fragrances are infused with natural essential oils for authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with

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have seen codes for to separate the state in different parts of the world in canada, in london, in melbourne, uh, in san francisco. and that has become a cause of concern for the indian government and the indian government corps. these a separatist uh, just sort of activist type of is why they are uh, quoted as active as in the media outside of india. so, you know, this doesn't go down with the indian government very well as well. it doesn't go down very well with the seas community outside of india, which says that this is indian governments attempt to, uh, you know, blind their community. now let's not forget that canada is home to the largest of a c or dies for uh, outside of india. and uh, i've been watching some reactions on, uh, canadian broadcasting networks this morning, and the family of a mr. nadia, it has been a reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from getting to the prime minister of canada on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. i

we're looking at that rough surf and rip currents from nantucket to ocean city, wilmington, down to melbourne this is going to be the story all week long with the really dangerous seas now the timing on this and the track of this, these are spaghetti models they're showing where they think it's going to end up now it's loong frokim emperaturn the southern plains into the 90s. and also the 100s in the southwest. all right, guys. that's a look at your monday forecast back to you. >> michelle, thank you see you in a bit >>> one of the most active volcanos in the world has erupted. located at hawaii's big island kilauea erupted sunday afternoon after a two-month pause. the volcano began spewing glowing lava almost 500 feet in the air, and a hawaii observatory stated it is confined to the summit and does not pose a threat to communities. residents living near the park are advised to avoid any particles in the air >>> coming up on "early today," 22 years later, we still never forget we'll tell you how new york city is remembering the lives lost in the september 11th attacks do you struggle with occ

to understand how an app like tiktok interprets that data, scientists in melbourne have developed what'sintelligence to distinguish how intelligent you are, how attractive, how weird, how responsible and how emotionally unstable you are. the interesting thing there is, of course, that biometric mirror bases its assumptions on a single snapshot of your face. so all of these assumptions are generated based on the exact appearance of your face at that exact microsecond that the photo has been taken. the tiktok algorithm might read your face and think that you are dealing with a significant mental health challenge. you might be presented with videos that are created by users going through a similar challenge at that time, and it might really create a very colored worldview for you, where it's really hard to deal with your mental health challenge at that time. avani: lauren hemmings is studying to be a midwife. she used to spend her uni breaks scrolling through tiktok. lauren hemmings: i think it was quarantine boredom that kind of motivated me to download it. it was quite an innocent hope of

it's area winds to down to was that southeastern kona tab, just following back in melbourne to around 22, south east on sunday to the federal grant funded. we got to 20, i say the heat will ease if you guys are the next style. so picking up the top as we go on 3, monday, the 2 chests on the on counting the cost trouble in $1.00 of the china is biggest shadow. big news the showing these economy of risk rising fuel prices and a pulling car and see anger in syria. over the economic crisis, plus uranium price is at their highest level in more than 12 years. counting the cost analysis, the or the the you're watching else has 0 reminder of our headlines that you and says it is struggling to deliver a hundreds of thousands of food in these refugees. we have cross from door for in the chat. it says the rainy season is making the difficult journey. more challenging is roads are flooded. the us is urging serve you as a stop building up military forces along its border with kosovo. pensions have been running high between serbia and kosovo after a 12 hour shoot out last week, voters and them all.

to melbourne now where we can speak to stephen mayne.rnalist turned shareholder activist. can you tell us a bit about your experience with rupert and lachlan murdoch? , , , , , ., , murdoch? yes, i spent seven years as a business journalist _ murdoch? yes, i spent seven years as a business journalist and _ murdoch? yes, i spent seven years as a business journalist and chief - murdoch? yes, i spent seven years as a business journalist and chief of - a business journalist and chief of staff on the big murdoch tabloids in australia and saw how they exercised power over politicians and censored coverage on their own affairs and then i went out and got into the shareholder activist game and over the past 2a years i've been to 15 of rupert's annual general meetings in adelaide, new york and i've seen it all and how he suppresses free speech at the agm. when i ran for his board in 2002 he completely censored the platform and would not tell the shareholders how old i was. i've seen him call security and take the microphone away and only let you

so the weather is going to clock in dire and for you attempt to be below average in melbourne, but not very much. and it's still like the clarity and dump for the west. the sunny side because he's still caching and on show breeze, not a strong one. you've got 23 degrees, few showers. so the south. and if anything, things improve just a little bit, come sunday, so that front is gone off shore heading across the top and see to affect the sapphire and the new zealand where there is a, a warning, but the expected whether he said he went, whether in this part of the world any way the christ church benefits from the effect to the end, the noisily breeze. yes, 6 degrees above average. indonesia is still pretty drawn. blazys looking increasing the wet and fat sumatra is also lucky. increase me. what is the range typically stopped to come, slowly, science, which but the real wet weather has been places like hong kong. in fact, homer calling particulars has suffered huge amounts of right. and it's still raining right now about going throughout substituting wedding to sunday, to be honest. now th

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i say i'll just be back into the twenty's, the full melbourne. pushing up into the mid twenties as we go on into the next couple of days that for sydney did a bit of weather just pushing for a victoria for a time and nothing too much to speak of more of the website and writing that with a central and northern parts of new zealand over the next couple of days could cool some localized funding. so not to be sure i was to into a some parts of japan at present. but where's the weather will, grassy. now their little side race was bright, just got to come back in behind some plus it was behind tab, it is around $29.00 degrees. well, but dry 2, across the cramping inch, the modem is central pots of china will say, some showers long dispels of right. so let's have one of 2 showers to down towards the se in cold. well, in the way of sunshine, the phone call i of the iraq, a nation widowed with land mice and an expert dedicated to defusing them, one by one. equip with only a nice and the pairs wired, plus the faces death every day for does is would make you make euro or talk witness the minor o

i had it, it's nice and warm in adelaide recently. room in melbourne, but you know, it happens this will drop by about 10 degrees as the front come through probably late sunday or during monday. nice looking picture for most of these inside of the thompson, the circulation in the task and see is affecting only really defined also know upon it. so opens whether it's disappointing as far as 16 degrees. you've got a feeder recently womack here, but of course it's cloudy. and wet for both of those items inside of files and that is looking fine. christ church trouble said he'd be a bit colder than the average, but he's going to complain because of the sunshine. for often though, the story on monday is mode is pointing with the and what but of 17, the on the phone kind of thing. the calls china is listening. economics slow down is sounding the alarm across the globe. breaks is guessing. vega, we look at what the entry of 6 new countries means for the blog. la sterling cars, government says the economies on demands. what is it? counting the cost on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about

so adelaide has already cooled down to 70 the 1st but it's gone through melbourne gets where he was twins to maybe a wet stay during monday. frontal keep moving east with but currently circulating of the tasman see is the result of the law system which is giving opened a bit of a hard time, 60 degrees and it's raining. but you are the exception for most the rest of new zealand. it's pretty fine to send these out, but the rate is a bit persistent of the stories of hope and inspiration. schultz document trees from around the world that celebrates colleen and resilience in times of time on the phone and the again you what you out 0 or mind about top sorry, is this uh and asylum seekers from air trash face being deported from israel. fully running backwards with arrow trans arrivals on the streets until the v e as well. government has to meet on sunday to discuss how to respond to the 10s of thousands of q supports as in asia or a company outside of military base in the capital bank. for us to the, to the demanding the departure about $1500.00 french soldiers. a coffee imposed in the city of

dr. brought to web, it comes back in behind the melbourne, struggling to get around 12 se on fridays of fitting notice to be killed by the stays. refreshing. meanwhile, for news, aiden blanche dry and fine bits and pieces of bright and early on. but that will slip through never got some very heavy right, may water, cal, southeastern pulse of china bases from what remains the remnants of our outs at typhoid and bringing some big and live the storms in across the region here. still there as we go on 3, so say that is what is the cause flooding. it will cause some disruption for that. and also this generate dry is still pretty hot. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, you're watching out 0 mind about the top story this uh, and the former leader of the far right group, proud voice has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for his involvement to mid january. the 6th attack on us congress irritates our air, was the last of 500 boys to be sent to the top us official as well in the north korea. there will be a price to pay if it supplies weapons to russia for its war. a

so here's what i mean waking up sunday morning sub 0, camber, 6, adelaide, melbourne, and hobart. so that's below average. now for new zealand, not much to report, no weather alerts to report a plenty of sun across both islands here. so as we move on right now to southeast asia, st goes for this part of indian use at least java island. com. but for the west coast of some entre island, some showers and storms to be expected on friday. our severe and extreme fund advisors had been dropped from lose on the island in the northern philippines is that more intense rain begins to shift out toward the south. china sea, let's go to china right now. and for glen jeep province. not too far away from greatland. i think we'll see pockets of about a 100 millimeters of rain and our tropical storm looking to make land fall near tokyo on friday. look at all this rain, it's going to drop. now it, once it moves away, temperatures will ones that can climb in tokyo at the same time with this weather maker. moving through temperatures fall off in beijing to 25 degrees on saturday to kick off the weeken

forfour days in february, the university of melbourne will host what it's calling a "swiftposium" — witheconomy, culture and the music industry. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. it's been a particularly wet week for many, autumnal feeling. some of the wettest spots have seen 160mm of rain, the likes of the lake district and north wales. now, some of that moisture was wrapped around this deep area of low pressure which are the remnants of hurricane lee, so that's why we've had so much rain. but that low pressure is still influencing our weather — we've still got showers thrown up across its eastern flank here, as you can see, to southeastern parts, and then we're picking up a northerly wind as it's continuing itsjourney into the north sea, and that'll be a different feel to friday. near gale force winds in the north but a stronger wind ushering those showers further south and east. hopefully, those across the east of england clear away fairly soon and then we've got the showers coming down from the north. no area exempt to catching a shower and temperatures similar to thurs

in front of 100,000 fans at the melbourne cricket ground, the two teams fought out a classic grand finalkicked four goals and received the norm smith medal, awarded to the best player of the final. just to let you know that manchester city had equalised, and it is one i put one at wolves. you can follow that on our website, but that is all for now. —— it is 1—1 at wolves. investigations are under way in pakistan into two deadly explosions which killed at least 60 people. the first explosion was near a mosque in the southwestern province of balochistan as people celebrated the birth of the prophet muhammad. police say at least 55 people were killed there, with another 50 injured. police suspect it was a suicide attack targeting the religious gathering in mastung city. these pictures are from balochistan, pakistan's largest province. the region has suffered mutiple attacks from groups including the pakistani taliban and islamic state group. and in a separate explosion, at least five people are reported to have died at a blast at a mosque near the city of peshawar. many more were feared tra

have seen codes for to separate the state in different parts of the world in canada, in london, in melbourne, uh, in san francisco. and that has become a cause of concern of the indian government and the indian government corps. these a separatist just sort of activist type of is why they are quoted as activist in the media outside of india. so, you know, this doesn't go down with the indian government very well as well. it doesn't go down very well with the seas community outside of india, which says that this is indian governments attempt to, uh, you know, blind their community. now let's not forget that canada is home to the largest of a c or dies for uh, outside of india. and uh, i've been watching some reactions on the canadian broadcasting networks this morning, and the family of a mr. nadia, it has been reacting and saying that, oh, this is a relief for them because you know, this is an official stamp. finally, from the end of the prime minister of canada, on the allegations that they had been leveling against the indian government, that the indian government has denied. in fact, you

in sydney and melbourne, applicants per job is above pre-pandemic levels. >> in china, is their growingut the implications for australia in terms of minerals demand or broader trade demand if we don't see a better support measure coming through for the property sector question mark guest: absolutely, there's no doubt that china is incredibly important for australia. it is often our number one risk in the economic outlook. it tends to play through on the economic side. it hits government revenue. what would typically find is that we can redirect the volume of our resource experts -- exports to other countries. we saw that during the tariff on coal or we managed to shift to other parts of the world and we have that advantage because we sit at the cusp of cheaper high-quality resources. typically what we find is that you allow the currency to adjust, we can offset most of that impact on the economy. the question is, can you let the currency adjust when inflation is already too high? >> great to chat with you. speaking of cost-of-living pressures, a theft wave is sweeping through australia

bloomberg's david stringer who leads our energy coverage in melbourne, walking us through those crosscurrents will have a lot more coming up after the break and digest these markets at the moment because we are starting to see the central bank act is it a hangover or not? where are the surprises coming from at a time when we know th economy, the globalonoy is slowing down? euro stoxx futures dow 0.2%. the ftse 100 futures taa breather as our dax interest. the outperformer is ie u.s. where you are seeing u.s. futures muchher. that is going to be something we will monitor into the weekend. stick with us. re coverage ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. kriti: good morning. welcome back to daybreak europe. let's get to the stories that set your agenda. the bank of japan leaves policy unchanged. we bring headl

a man in australia sued the melbourne hospital why he watch his wife deliver a baby via c-section birthng it left him with a psychotic illness. he filed the lawsuit several years after the successful operation declaring that the experience led to a breakdown of his marriage. the father claims he was encouraged or permitted to ab serve the delivery and that led him to seeing his wife's internal organs and blood. what the heck was he expecting? he claims the hospital breeched a duty of care it owed to him and is liable to pay him damages. the suit asks for the damages of $1 billion australian dollars, $642 million u.s. dollars and the hospital said we did nothing wrong and a judge agreed and called the claim an abuse of process. i would sue him for being a moron. but that's just me. stu. stuart: it was in a australia t. >> how you doing, mate? seeing my wife's gigly bits covered in blood. stuart: kennedy, you're still with us, i can tell. give me a reaction again to this. >> first of all, is the baby healthy? i'm guessing it was healthy and a emergency c-section and make sure mom and baby

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let's go over to our correspondent with the story from melbourne.ow about the latest developments? >> we had directions hearing yesterday afternoon. what that basically means is that the fed were commission, which is like an industrial umpire here in australia, is schedule e -- scheduling hearings for the 26th of september. that gives them a time for an interactive bargaining decoration. there are these provisions to be able to use this in a workplace dispute that was only used in june this year. we don't exactly know how things will play out, but we do know that it's now before the fed commission, and you can only apply for these things if you have been in dispute for nine months or more in this does appear qualify for that. negotiations have been going on for some time, and the main union that represents two units, the offshore lines, is basically saying, if they would agree, that's their retractable, but that action is to be going ahead as planned despite the hearing as it scheduled for the 22nd of september, so it still some time away. haidi: te

the air temperature may not be quite as hot as in melbourne at the australian open when it sometimesy seen the potential impact, junior who retired from her quarterfinal of the girls singles, she went 6—0, 3—0 down and i do not know whether heat was much of a factor in that she had a medical timeout on court at the end of the first set and had stopping on her shoulder and we hope to hearfrom her later but when you consider ia—year—olds playing literally in the heat at the midday sun. 14-year-olds playing literally in the heat at the midday sun. plenty of tennis coming _ the heat at the midday sun. plenty of tennis coming up _ the heat at the midday sun. plenty of tennis coming up and _ the heat at the midday sun. plenty of tennis coming up and you - of tennis coming up and you mentioned british interest in the genius. busy day for alfie hewett in the fulcher doubles and singles? jae the fulcher doubles and singles? ire salisbury and the fulcher doubles and singles? iijrj: salisbury and rajeev ram the fulcher doubles and singles? mr: salisbury and rajeev ram are trying to reach the me

this year, a new artifact ended up in australia in melbourne; upon arrival, the painting walked alongwait long near the monument to the americans. first, one family came up, looked, but did not take the secret gift; after a few minutes another family came up. they looked for a long time. the boy took an unusual bottle, read part of the message , which could be seen through the transparent glass, and the family impatiently went home with the find, according to the rules of the global quest, the one who finds the bottle with a signed collectible painting inside from the artist can keep it. once upon a time there lived a girl, arina, from her childhood. she dreamed of only one thing: to become successful in the world of sports. now this beautiful girl has matured and at the age of 25 her dream came true . belarusian arina sabalenko became the first racket of the world. wow , during the year the athlete scored 9.266 points and thus with dignity. she beat all her rivals among the belarusians. victoria azarenka was the first to reach such heights and held the title of first racket of the wo

so here's what i mean. waking up sunday morning sub 0 camber, 6, adelaide melbourne, and whole barts. so that's below average. now for new zealand, not much to report, no weather alerts to report a plenty of sun across both islands here. so as we move on right now to southeast asia, same goes for this part of india news at least java island. com. but for the west coast of some motor island, some showers and storms to be expected on friday. our severe and extreme fund advisors had been dropped from lose on the island in the northern philippines. is that more intense rain begins to shift out toward the south china sea. let's go to china right now. and for glen jeep providence, not too far away from greatland, i think we'll see pockets of about a 100 millimeters of rain and our tropical storm looking to make land fall near tokyo on friday. look at all this rain. it's going to drop. now it, once it moves away, temperatures will ones that can climb in tokyo at the same time with this weather maker, moving through temperatures fall off in beijing to 25 degrees on saturday to kick off the we

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