hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia a far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent the activists a meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's used crime problem counter-demonstration is being held by a group supporting multiculturalism caffyn of it has more from the rally in melbourne . well demonstrators here in melbourne are on the move in the beachside suburb of st kilda police have been trying to keep the two sides apart far right nationalist on one side and pro multiculturalism groups on the other the far right groups said they came out to protest what they said is a spike in african crime on the beaches there have been more reports of violent crime here in melbourne and there's been a lot of focus in the media on african australian groups call the other side say it's not fair to paint the entire community with the same brush and they say they have come out here in support of immigration and the african australian community. all right still ahead on edge is it a human rights

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hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia where far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent the activists are meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's youth crime problem account a demonstration is being held by a group supporting multiculturalism police of want both sides they'll be out in force to keep the beach safe kathy novak has more from melbourne. police have turned out in force as promised they have been patrolling in large groups along the beach we've seen mounted police on horseback and also choppers overhead wanting to prevent any outbreaks of violence as far right groups gather here on st kilda beach they say they are here to show the government that they will not stand for what they say is an outbreak of african crime on the beaches there has been some focus in the media in the past couple of years here in melbourne on stories about crimes committed by a strain of african descent and some of the people who have come out to protest on the far right side include people who h

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is simply causing him too much pain to carry on playing at an emotional press conference in melbourne australia repeatedly broke down in tears he said he will play at the australian open when it begins next week but also that it may be the final tournaments of his long and stellar career the british athlete has won three grand slams along with two a limpid gold medals. i'm brian thomas for all of us here at the news team thanks so much for being with us kelly will be joining you again at the top of the hour for may have a great weekend. nico is in germany to learn german. english beneath. them.

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there's been a huge police presence on the streets of melbourne in australia as officers move to break up competing rallies far right nationalists were protesting against a youth crime problems they blame on people of african descent kathy novak. wasn't killed in melbourne is usually a place to relax at the beach not today instead a scene of far right nationalists facing off against left wing groups hurling insults across the police line with very different views of the kind of a stray leah in which they wish to live and immigration nationalists say they came out to protest against crime on the beaches which they blame on australian african descent ok doing the wrong thing and there's still enough for every hurt me all over we want to have prices but we want our drug back we want the lot but the sudanese australians in particular have been under scrutiny recently with local media airing reports referring to african gang violence but those who rallied in support of multiculturalism in australia say the minority group has been made a scapegoat for bigger issues i've lived in melbourne my

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hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia where a far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent the activists are meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's youth crime problems accounted demonstration is being held by a group supporting multiculturalism kathy novak is a st kilda beach in melbourne for so kathy just bring us up to date then what's been happening there. well the numbers have been growing as i have been here today i'm on one side of the police line here that's moving as you may be able to see behind me these two major groups the far right demonstrators on one side and the pro multi-culturalism protesters on the other have been moving around the st kilda beach area for the past couple of hours it seems to flare up and then they move on again we've seen some pepper spray used to break the crowds shouting on either side this all started because far right nationalist groups called people together to come to this speech to protest what they say is a rise in african crime on the beac

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washington hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia where a far right groups are rallying against crime they blame on people of african descent the activists are meeting at the popular st kilda it's beach pardon me for what they call a discussion of melbourne's youth crime problem a counter to menstruation is being held by a group supported multiculturalism police have warned both sides will be conducting weapons arches and will be out in force to keep the beach safe let's go to kathy novak who is at the beach right now in melbourne so what's happening where you are kathy. well michel police are out in force as they have promised we've seen large groups of officers patrolling up and down the beach we've seen mounted police on horseback choppers overhead basically wanting to prevent any outbreak of violence as these groups of far right extremists have gathered one of the quotes on their web site was saying that they want to show the government that we will not stand for the cover up over african crime on the beaches the far right organizers include people who have

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melbourne australia overrun by in game. if streets filled with violence terror and minutes. that's how some local media and politicians are to take dangerous southern city. that is feeling debate and social tension. but how accurate are the so-called threats. i'm steve on this episode of one on one east we investigate the truth behind the headlines. in the. everybody one fifty and it's like you know we can have a lot of movies patrolling around the sun john say meaning. to go back to. detective acting inspector helen chugged and senior sergeant jason forster on patrol in melbourne's north western suburbs. up to sixty very many soldiers. all. right there in a vehicle or think they're better in a quietly on. guard. or change your. trial you turn over to a shared home so it was a callous same. guy sorry what's the situation there now reports of a home invasion are coming in. from forward towards a more. solid tumor to want it was long. if that in. the law for family members were seated around. kitchen time who made a demand for a case to the eddie then they've. got to. drive al

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headlines warned the streets of melbourne australia are by. its citizens under threat for good game. but how real the displays. when one east investigates their. own juices. and for you. the u.s. president warns turkey of severe consequences if it carries out a military offensive against kurdish troops in northern syria. hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up president both believe the ongoing dispute the region has dragged on too long a call for unity amongst gulf countries and an end to the blockade of qatar for the sake of regional security. no longer on the run former italian communist activist. is extradited to face nodded charges after more than thirty years as a fugitive. anger and frustration in zimbabwe as the president doubled the price of fuel. u.s. president donald trump has threatened to devastate turkey's economy if its forces attacked kurdish fighters in syria it's the latest political fallout from the u.s. leaders announcement that he plans to pull american forces out of syria threat. came in a

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causing him simply too much pain to carry on playing it is an emotional press conference in melbourne australia repeatedly broke down in tears he said he will be playing at the australian open when it begins next week but also that this may be the final term and of his career the british athlete has won three grand slams along with two olympic gold medals. now when you think about the sport of athletics vatican the city probably doesn't come immediately to mind but this time the state lead has just launched its own international track and field team so will it be god's speed for the vatican on roof for the olympics let's find out. a rare sight in st peter's square. this is part of the vatican city's new athletics team and they are ready to take on the world the vatican may be the smallest state on earth but the team as lofty ambitions. so they live. with regards to the olympics the dream we have is to be carrying the vatican flag during the opening ceremony of my games. a marathon running priest and a half marathon loving none are among the team members. me. for me when i began running it gave

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moving on to steaming hot to melbourne australia now where tennis players are enduring high temperatures and high humidity and day two of the australian open the tournament has instituted new measures this year to try to ensure player safety during extreme heat waves it turns out this arena williams barely had to break a sweat in her first round match of took her only forty nine minutes to defeat germany's tatyana. in the man's drawl japan's k n she corrie was about to complete a five set comeback win against her coming my truck of poland when my check was forced to retire due to late cramps common problem in high he thought in football the final round of the asian cup group stage has begun with heartbreak for india they crashed out of the tournament after opponents behind scored in stoppage time to confirm a one they'll victory in the other game hosts who u.a.e. confirmed their place in the round of sixteen they drew one all with thailand who also progressed to the next round despite firing their coach earlier in the tournaments. it's brags that decision day in the british parliament wi

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and they are demanding accurate results published hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia where far right groups are rallying against crime they believe they blame on people of african descent they are meeting at the popular st kilda beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's youth crime problem account of demonstrations being held by a group supporting multiculturalism the private data of hundreds of german politicians including chancellor angela merkel has been published online it includes home addresses phone numbers and credit card details it's not clear whether hacking or leaks were to blame those are the headlines science in a golden age of next. cultural history some scribe layer upon layer at times erase others rejuvenating and reinvented. through the transformative power of public art an unlikely collision of hip hop culture and indigenous tradition forms a community building project led by the godfather of graffiti. on a zero. understanding the universe and the fast space is at the forefront of physics and astronomy research today everything from white

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headlines warned the streets of melbourne australia are biased its citizens under threat by african gangs. but how we'll explain. when one east investigates on our desire. to share in west africa has long been a staging point for migrants and asylum seekers risking everything to reach libya the mediterranean and then europe now and she trafficking was introduced with the help of the european union are said to be stemming that tide and reducing photometry from the substance of our desert but not everyone is happy as giuliana rufus has been finding out. a checkpoint on the outskirts of added this seven gateway into the sorrow. of. it is here that business men matter me more sad dispatches vehicles that carry people and goods between egypt and libya. with the mortgages and. i think you know when the markets are. m r i g when it will. come that's not. three years ago pickups like these filled with migrants from across west africa passed this barrier on their journey to europe. today the flow of cars has become in me a trickle the nigerian government has passed a law that has made the transpor

mcbride al-jazeera young people island south korea hundreds of police have been deployed in melbourne australia where far right groups rallying against crimes they blame on people of african descent the activists are meeting at the populace and killed the beach for what they call a discussion of melbourne's huge crime problem a counter-demonstration was held by a group supporting multiculturalism cap in over as more from that rally in melbourne. well demonstrators here in melbourne are on the move in the beachside suburb of st kilda police have been trying to keep the two sides apart far right nationalist on one side and pro multiculturalism groups on the other the far right groups said they came out to protest what they said is a spike in african crime on the beaches there have been more reports of violent crime here in melbourne and there's been a lot of focus in the media on african australian groups for the other side say it's not fair to paint the entire community with the same brush and they say they have come out here in support of immigration and of the african australian community. the

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that is in melbourne, australia. >> she is kind of lucky. a split-second later it would have landed right on her windshield. >> she is absolutely lucky in that could happen to any of us driving down the freeway. >> that is crazy. >> we have to fasten down the bolts in australia. >>> it is 5:11 am. >>> nissan unveils the newest electric car, and straight ahead, how much it will set you back. >>> we can expect showers and looking at the high def doppler, i will timeout the next round of storms later on in the show. >>> we are following the trouble spot in the south bay with the traffic alert at 101 and mckie, coming up. >>> the bay area is on the move and so are we starting this monday, and we will bring you 90 minutes of continuous local news weekdays at 5 pm with allen martin and veronica de la cruz. we have 6 pm and followed by 6:30 pm. >>> we will read again when we come back at 5:12 am. at 5:12 am. at bayer our roots run deep. so chances are you've seen us around the house... or around the yard... on the shelf... or even out in the field.

(grant) a dash camera in melbourne australia captured the moment a freeway sign fell...freeway sign fellcrushing a moving car below... the 53-year-old driver hurt her neck and was taken to a hospital... she is doing okay and is recovering... officials are investigating why the sign fell in the first place... (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: showers continued around the bay area today. they were scattered and heavy at times. the doppler radar is still tracking some local showers but they should diminish shortly. tomorrow will be cloudy eary with fog. more rain is possible on friday after noon. another storm is expect late in the week and well into next week. (vicki) 4 your health tonight... the c-d-c says the e-coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce appears to be over.(grant) health officials making that officials week.into next week. tonight... the c-d-c says the e-coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce appears to be over.(grant) health officials mak

this happened on a freeway in melbourne, australia. kably the 53-year-old woman driving the suv suffered only minor neck injuries. officials in melbourne say the sign had just been inspected the day before. hmm. we need to speak to that inspector. that's crazy. >> i feel like if it happened one second later it could have hit on top of the car and i don't know what happens when metal slices on top of a car. >> not good. >> good point. that was lucky. meanwhile, the world's richest couple calling it quits. amazon's boss jeff bezos and his wife mackenzie are divorcing after 25 years of marriage. they made the decision after a long period of loving exploration and trial separation. the divorce could end up being -- well, extremely costly. bezos is the world's richest person with an estimated net worth of $137 billion. >> so she was there when he founded amazon. she's been there since the beginning. >> absolutely. he's given her credit for encouraging him with this crazy idea to sell books through the mail. she said, absolutely, let's go for

to the last drop on al-jazeera headlines warn the streets of melbourne australia are by. its citizens under threat but not for a good game. but how real the clean. one east investigators are now this is. an element of a problem and with the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has put his case for a border war with mexico directly to the american people and a televised address he said it was necessary because of what he called a humanitarian crisis the funding standoff over the war has shut down parts of the government for almost three weeks. the only solution is for democrats to pass a spending bill that defends our borders and reopens the government this situation could be solved in a forty five minute meeting i have invited congressional leadership to the white house tomorrow to get this done while the democrats responded by repeating their them on that trumped reopen the government without funding for the wall. the fact is the women and children at the border are not a security threat they are humanitarian challenge a challenge the president comes on co

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