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here's the new south south wales assistant commissioner.aking _ commissioner. this is been very heartbreaking for _ commissioner. this is been very heartbreaking for them, - commissioner. this is been very heartbreaking for them, my - heartbreaking for them, my sympathies are with them. we sadly as a society— sympathies are with them. we sadly as a society have these type of instance — as a society have these type of instance of domestic violence occurring _ instance of domestic violence occurring in our world and we have to deal_ occurring in our world and we have to deal with — occurring in our world and we have to deal with them and it has hurt us because _ to deal with them and it has hurt us because it _ to deal with them and it has hurt us because it was one of our own officers who is involved in this. because — officers who is involved in this. because of— officers who is involved in this. because of this latest development, police have decided not to march in the famous gay and lesbian mardi gras parade which is due to take place on

south korea has l broken its lowest birth rate record once again according to new numbers released onstatistics korea, mother country's birth rate recorded 0.72, an 8% decrease from the previous year. the capital city seoul recorded 0.55 which is the lowest among all the districts across the country. although the low birth trend is spreading all across the world, especially among developed countries, south korea is... after reaching its peak in 2015 with a birth rate of 1.24, the number has been falling for eight consecutive years. if this trend continues, the number of working age people in south korea is estimated to have by 2072 with half the population being over the age of 65. this is the reason why many politicians and experts are calling this situation a national emergency. but still, many young people are refusing to take part to reverse this trend. why? it is hard to give a one size fits all type of answer to this question. soaring housing prices, expensive education, competitive workplace culture, career disruption, stagnating economy growth and more account for this. notabl

and the moonlight magnolias but then you also think about what he was known for, the phrase the new south. explain. how do you go back to the past and making something new? >> he gave a speech at the union league around 1880 or '81 . is that right, fitz? he says we welcome you to the south. it imagines a south as a woman. we first start to see the south as a female character. the south needs capital. it is thrilling with investment. what he is offering is women. he is offering lots and lots of white women who have lost husbands or fathers during the civil war. there is a very large number of white men that were wiped out. a lot of men were wiped out by the word itself there are all these unattached women. atlanta is a city of women. these are going to be the hands that are working the cotton mills. rather than just going cotton, we will see industrialization. industrialization is not what we see here. it is not these 20 story buildings. it is taking timber and turning it into furniture. it is taking tobacco and turning it into cigarettes. it is taking the raw materials and going one step

and the south is thrilling with new capital and imagines himself as a woman. we start to see the south as a female character. the south needs capital and the south is thrilling with investment. and in fact what he is offering women. he's offering lots and lots of white women who have lost husbands or fathers during the civil war so there is a very large of white men that are wiped out by the war as well but a lot that are wiped out by the war itself. so there's a lot of unattached women. atlanta is a city of women. black and white women and these will be the hands that work in the cotton mills. so rather than just growing cotton, we also will see industrialization and urbanization. and industrialization and urbanization and south is not actually what we see here it's not these 20 story buildings. it's taking cotton interning into cloth. it's taking timber and turning into furniture produce taking tobacco and turning it into cigarettes. if taking the raw materials and going one step up and that is what the south is. so when we talk about industrializat

and so we have had extreme, if not catastrophic data warnings, the parts of new south wales and into victoria as we go through a wedding stay there you go. type of chat mailed them around $38.00 celsius as a whole, like the teach low 40 is a possibility. and that creek this way up into the west composite of new south wales, one of the 2 shelves ahead of that full sidney. plenty of showers across northern, possible, strange and it remains that way as we go through the next day or so. just noticed how has cooled off down towards the southeast. i sent you the case melvin and fred lights. it'd be picking up to around $37.00 celsius with a few showers on thursday. come friday, we're back down to around 20. i celsius to west. i was across northern possible. it'll cool up in alice as well. 31 celsius here. right. well, not too bad in today's a, in, at a low, later on in the week, the possibility of a few showers coming in to the south island. so as longest both of freight, they're going to make their way across the central parts of china over the next style. so developing area of low pressu

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains what that means for students on a college campus. >> if the students are the blood and professors are the brain, student workers might be the heart. by doing their part to keep everything going. but student assistants believe they haven't been part of that process. their pay is low, their hours are few, and they have no union to protect their rights. until now, um, today we had student assistants who work on 23 campuses. >> um, at the cal state university system make history. um, you just heard the state officials here at the public employment relations board announced that the csu student assistants have overwhelmingly voted yes for our union >> yes. >> cheers. from across the state as the student assistants overwhelmingly vote to join the csu employees union, this group of more than 19,000 students makes up the largest union of undergraduate student workers in the nation. >> you know, there are times where my supervisors are like, oh yeah, we need more student assistants. >> alex alfaro works at san jose state's registrar's office

new land pipeline of this plan is also after passing. it will start from this winter and in the spring season to be reyhaneh heydari , south pars broadcasting news agency. let's go to sports events. my colleagues in the open space studio of the morning program, hello reporter, are ready to present today's sports events to your kind eyes. mr. jafar bagri, hello, good morning to you, mrs. hajipour, hello, good morning to you too, in the name of allah , the most merciful. and dear, on the 21st day of february 1402, we are going to review sports events. with the presence of my colleague mustafa gohari. hello , good morning. what's up with the world of sports, hossein? hello and good morning to you and all the dear viewers of the program. hello, reporter. i hope you have a good day and week. today we have a wrestling competition. about 3 thousand young and young wrestlers will compete today in shahada hall on the seventh day of tir. they are paying for their top players to be identified. it is more about talent search . yes, this competition is more about talent search. yesterday , the wrestling federation did a good job. unfortunately for us, t

essay they are not reporting due to the regulatory probe announced yesterday being carried out by new southales trying to understand. as we said, it's not releasing first-half results. >> we are seeing quite a good moves. junior employees are seeking to give an on target variable that uses external benchmark data. the new system will apply globally. bloomberg has learned capital one is exploring an acquisition of discover. the move could rank as one of the largest globally and sources say an announcement may come as soon as this week. south korea's five largest companies are facing $749 million of losses from overseas investments according to data from a lawmaker. you can get around up on the mobile. customize those settings, get the news on the industries and assets that matter to you. >> we are taking a look at some of the big movers that is the casino giant and australia. what has happened is it's announced the regulator is launching an independent inquiry. they welcome the investigation but as a result they are not reporting first-half results. the stock is suspended from training. othe

and for the last, over 20 years, one of the floats in this parade has been the new south wales policee seen it as a very important thing for them to do as part of the community, primarily for the the members of the force who are part of the lgbtq community, and also their supporters and allies. but earlier this week, the organisers of the event said they decided that they wanted to disinvite, as you said, the new south wales police force from taking part, in the light of the alleged murder of two men from their community by a serving police officer, using a police—issue gun. they felt that they it was a very sensitive time and this was going to cause a lot of a lot of distress for the community. but when they made this announcement earlier this week, it got a mixed reaction across the board, both within the police, but also within members of the lgbtq community, many of whom have pointed out how this parade has always been about unifying police, and the gay community. they haven't always had excellent relationships here in australia. and this has been a way that it sort of seemed to k

south carolina governor nikki haley. they both made their final pitches to voters. here's abc newson kosik. >> it's good to see donald trump and nikki haley will face off today in south carolina's republican presidential primary. it will be the first head to head matchup for the last two major candidates since the new hampshire primary, a month ago. the contest taking place on haley's home turf, where she spent six years as south carolina's governor. on friday, the two delivering their final pitches to voters. haley, speaking in front of the uss yorktown in charleston, 70% of americans have said they don't want donald trump or joe biden. they are the two most disliked politicians in america. former president trump, speaking to supporters in rock hill, supported by the democrats, supported and funded by the democrats. >> republicans aren't supporting her. they don't like her, and they don't like our policies. she's essentially a democrat. i think she should probably switch parties despite haley's home field advantage. >> the latest polling average from 538 shows her trailing trump b

. >> reporter: a state going first that hopes to have the last word, nicole killion, cbs news, southina. >> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the lingering effects of this toxic train derailment one year later. >>> and flag football flying high, why the sport is scoring big with students, especially women. >>> one year ago today, the derailment of a norfolk southern train carrying toxic chemicals scarred a small ohio town. it was released this week. the derailment resulted in fires, leaks and rail fires and chemicals burnt off to prevent an explosion. it happened in ohio. the latest on how residents are doing. >> reporter: one year after the there in a derailed three miles from linda and russ murphy's farm they believe their well water is still contaminated with chemicals. >> reporter: did you drink any of this after the train derailment? >> no. >> reporter: you don't trust it? >> no. >> reporter: the murphys still use the water for cleaning and could be one reason they've developed strange symptoms. >> you've haddadi rhea every day since just after the derailment? >> yes. my

two candidates, former president donald trump and former south carolina governor nikki haley, made their final pitches to voters. here's abc newseporter alison kosik. >> it's good to see donald trump and nikki haley will face off today in south carolina's republican presidential primary. it will be the first head to head matchup for the last two major candidates since the new hampshire primary, a month ago, the contest taking place on haley's home turf, where she spent six years as south carolina governor. on friday, the two delivering their final pitches to voters. haley, speaking in front of the uss yorktown in charleston, 73% of americans have said they don't want donald trump or joe biden. they are the two most disliked politic in america. former president trump, speaking to supporters in rock hill, supported by the democrats, supported and funded by the democrats, republican aren't supporting her. >> they don't like her and they don't like her policies, she says. essentially a democrat, i think she should probably switch parties. >> despite haley's home field advantage, the latest polling average from 538 shows her trailin

near half moon bay yesterday, and while the investigation is underway, abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke with an aviation expert to learn more. >> this new video shows the dramatic moments when a small aircraft came in for a beach landing. this is just south of poplar beach. around five thursday evening. authorities say 50 year old miami man luis gustavo perez stole the plane from palo alto airport and brought it down 27 miles away in half moon bay. aviation expert max trescott says this type of landing is no easy feat. now this person obviously had some flying ability taking a story off is probably more difficult than landing a citabria, and in fact, the takeoff for a citabria is considerably more difficult than most small airplanes. >> so yeah, i think we can safely assume that this person had some pilot training of some kind. >> the plane belongs to advantage aviation flight instructor rachel webster. we reached out to webster about her stolen plane. we did not hear back. one of her past students, boris teksler, hasn't either have not heard from her in the past cou

in the south bay, lauren martinez abc seven news vice president kamala harris shared valentine's dayith her husband, second gentleman doug emhoff, but they also got a surprise from one vip bachelor. >> will you accept this rose? >> honey? i did like 11 years ago there that i do. >> great. pause. ten out of ten. ten out of ten. will you accept? >> that's cute. that's the star of the current bachelor season. joey, getting a chance to stop by the white house for a valentine's day visit. joey is in the midst of finding his own love. you can watch his quest every monday at 8 p.m. right here on abc seven. of course, we are on at 11. all right. we need to get a check on our weather. maybe a little break tomorrow at least. sandy before all the next rain comes in. absolutely >> you know, i know people are going enough already, but you will get a nice long break from late tomorrow morning all the way through most of friday. okay. all right. and then we'll get back on a roll with the storm. so let's take a look at live doppler seven. in all seriousness, i know we have had some soggy days, and a

here's abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey. >> like a scene from an apocalypse movie, an east san jose gem sits empty with green water and drained pools. a sad sight to see at raging waters after the owners of northern california's largest water park announced their sudden and surprising close at the end of last season. but soon enough. the park will look like this once again. >> raging waters will be open in this summer, providing. the fun experience we all know and love. >> this is exciting to our residents in district eight, in east san jose, raging waters is back. >> back like it never left. only better this time with food trucks and a wine garden to go along with. the family fun, the city hopes to finding long time partner to keep the park open permanently. but for now, a short time agreement will keep it open and maintained. california dreamin entertainment will operate the park until at least september 2025. >> you're going to invest about $6 million of capital and operational investments to ensure that the community has a great experience this summer. the increase

south pole. and this is the landing site of the new intuitive machines mission. spacecraft has ever been, and it's paving the way for nasa's artemis astronauts, who will be exploring this same polar region in a few years�* time. so why go here? the area is covered in deep craters, some permanently in shadow, and scientists think frozen water could be inside. if we can actually take advantage of that ice on the surface of the moon, that's less materials we have to bring with us. we could use that ice to convert it to water, drinkable drinking water. we can extract oxygen and hydrogen for fuel and for breathing for the astronauts. so it really helps us in human exploration. now the spacecraft is down, the team will carefully analyse any data and wait for the first images to arrive. they'll be hoping that the lunar exploration can then begin. rebecca morelle, bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the uk is to sign a new arrangement with the eu's border agency as part of its efforts to stop small boats crossing the channel. the deal will see the uk b

know we have, okay, thank you for that, we do appreciate it, let's begin the news uh here in the news south four block on press tv, more palestinians have fallen victim to israely attacks on gaza with cities in the south not bearing the brunt. in the city of raf israel war planes struck civilian homes and mosks killing at least 120 people. hamas resistance movement has denounced the attack as the continuation of israel's genocidal war. israel also carried out fresh air raids on several locations in khan units, including nasa hospital. the attacks left several people dead or injured. the regime's bombing also killed 15 civilians in der abalah. more than four months of israel on the gaza strip have killed around 28,200 palestinians. most of those killed are women and children. earlier gave us the details of the latest this release strikes on the southern city of raffa. forces uh committed several massacres and atrocities against the palestinian civilians, at least 11 palestinian houses uh in addition to two mosks were completely destroyed over the relentless israeli air strikes that targeted

south following post reconstruction. because agriculture, they saw that, from the bowl we will, from new -- from mining come in different industries, agriculture was slowly losing its hold on the south. how the law treated these new industries like iron, furniture, lumber, that was interesting. >> very true. any others? >> i am enjoying learning the biographies of the people who started it. i found stuff on ol williams. buxton, jb3, in another reading , i am enjoying the personal aspect of looking at each of the people and why are they here? why did they choose to do this? buxton came down from north carolina. why did he choose to go here and not up to michigan or wisconsin? where that furniture empire was happening. >> what is the role of the charismatic leader? >> and how they felt about their business, how did it affect the people? did their personalities affect why the unionized? was it the big personalities made them feel better about how they were working? that is what interests me. >> one of the thing to close with, something interesting, we talked about williams and at one time how von bassett purchases williams

now in contrast to this, the numbers will be going down across the south island in new zealand. christ church coming down over the next few days. where's the weather running its way from the south to the north, but the north island remaining large, be fine, and dry on thursday. such a degree self is that and goes been so pleasant. weather with the temperature well above the average. and temperatures have been sitting around the high, a responsive indo china, in particular for thailand barely a drop of rain in the sky. that lots of heat continuing such speed degrees in bangkok, there on wednesday, much west. across indonesia the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the cold and untold stories from asia on the pacific. on the a sedan is facing several catastrophic crises, millions have been forced from their homes and take a look dying of starvation. the you in the queue is this the born copies of impeding aids delivery? so what should be done to save those cold huff and the funny thing, this is inside story, the .

're lking about the former site of vallco shopping mall, abc seven news south bay reporter dusti doryxplains why city leaders believe this will give the community something it desperately needs. >> this is all that remains of vallco town center after the mall officially closed nearly a decade ago, the mall acted as a community center where people could gather and meet. and now, newly approved plans by the city aims to bring back that sense of community. >> it has housing uh- it has retail, it has office space and, um, you know, i think it will it will be a hub for our civic and social activities in in a few years. when all this comes to pass, soon, this empty lot along stevens creek boulevard and wolf road will transform into on the rise. >> it's the largest housing project in cupertino's history. nearly 2700 units, including 50% affordable housing. there will be plenty of retail and office space as well, but mayor sheila mohan says the emphasis is on giving people a place to live. >> it recognizes that uh- times have changed. the city has changed and it attempts to accommodate the ch

we're talking about the former site of the vallco shopping mall as abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey explains, city leaders believe this will help build a better bay area. >> this is all that remains of vallco town center after the mall officially closed nearly a decade ago, the mall acted as a community center where people could gather and meet. and now, newly approved plans by the city aims to bring back that sense of community. >> it has housing uh- it has retail, it has office space and, um, you know, i think it will it will be a hub for our civic and social activities. and in a few years when all this comes to pass, soon, this empty lot along stevens creek boulevard and wolf road will transform into the rise. >> it's the largest housing project in cupertino's history. nearly 2700 units, including 50% affordable housing. there will be plenty of retail and office space as well, but mayor sheila mohan says the emphasis is on giving people a place to live. >> it recognizes that uh- times have changed. the city has changed and it attempts to accommodate the changing nee

as we go into the new week, a lot for pleasant weather to be found for parts of the north island on the south island in new zealand. the temperature continuing to climb in christ church, west. the weather lingering around that southwest corner, but not as wet as it could be. you can see those settled conditions dominating in the north island on monday. and it is looking largely settled across the philippines. much dryer. just a few showers here and there, and some showers coming into nor vietnam on sunday. the weather brought to you by visit castle hod. anything into blues? as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than that at any of the thoughts provided. hang on my question to you all. the good cooks i think is the most difficult. preston, our part to answer facing realities. usb too. in the security council, this is, it may just something book is a problem to exit or to hear the story on told to how does era news the watching all, just bear with me. it has been for ottoman doha romando about stories. the solid rock, iran and syria are c

next 3 on the news space. race, privately owned landa head. so the luminous south pole mission. find what the guy that offers welcome to the program. is there any troops have still on the biggest functioning hospital left in garza, the army describes the operation at the nurse, the hospital in the southern city of con eunice as precise and limited. it says there's credible intelligence. that's how most which carried out there toby, 7th, turbo tax health, hostages in that complex to my balls, tight and footage appears to show is rarely forces entering the hospital in hon unice, the main medical facility in southern gaza. these really military says it was a limited operation. aimed at finding hostages remains with credible intelligence from a number of sources including from released hostages, indicating the tomas handle hostages and the nozzler hospitality on eunice. and that there may be bodies of hostages into another host facility for the south. some 1500000 displays palestinians. and now living in crumb conditions in the city of rafa. israel is still believed to be planting a

i mean were being bumped by a bunch of new south and when we opened uh this new so i was looking find different um parts. so you know, me could ships uh, from different countries from united states from great, great and what's, what's the lens uh, from countries uh, in your opinion, meaning that the ross to weighs, uh, the dresser is getting those need it. uh, a me quick chips because the they cannot produce everything by the on, on, uh, on their own. but also, uh, i think that the next step in these, you know, like 4 years planning for example, should be taken in the terms of financing. the, you know, the, the, the military assistance from european union as an entity and presence, the last one. he wasn't, dress and leaders. he said that it will be good to have a tool inside of that. you are being abused. font that actually, you know, is created for, for, for the military support. so for example, um no for, for yes. okay, in the same interview, a general zillow isn't a, i was also critical of, of a lack of a general call in ukraine with a small now apparently frozen. is it time for a

new one. the most high profile yet. if i were getting a james beard award, it would be at the entrance. >> yes, 100. with a spotlight. >> well, a southofit is calling on new mothers for help. >> mothers milk bank based in san jose, says there's a critical need for donated breast milk. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez reports on how this limited resource can be crucial. >> mother's milk bank in san jose is calling on moms to donate surplus breast milk, the nation's oldest milk bank collects processes and distributes to neonatal intensive care units across the state and beyond. >> application process takes about ten minutes, and it goes a long way to saving a baby's life. >> here at santa clara valley medical, they receive all their donations directly from mothers milk bank. >> breast milk is one of the most important things that protects the baby against infection, and also protects the neurodevelopment of any baby, especially very pretum infants. >> doctor priya thiessen says donated breast milk provides an option for families during a baby's first weeks of life. >> our current feeding protocol means that we provide

rowan bridge, bbc news, south shields.collectible coin. officially approved by his estate, the coin features the star wearing his trademark sunglasses and pays tribute to his 1987 hit single "faith". the new coin is the latest addition to the royal mint�*s music legends series, which has previously honoured david bowie, eltonjohn and queen. just before we go let's take you back to brussels, farmers blocking roads with tractors and tyres which they have set fire to. they also met with riot police earlier on the third water cannon at them, over at their anger at how they've been treated by competition which they say allows cheap food imports, excessive environmental rules and subsidies which were large firms which they say is allowed by the eu but eu agriculture ministers are meeting today to discuss all of their concerns. we will keep an eye on those developments. let's bring the latest weather picture with carol kirkwood. hello again. we've had some heavy rain and strong winds affecting some southern areas during the cours

had them a task, the algebra to the head on the new south african music has to be honored if the grand news with his own cash increase, the 1st time the jo button and donald trump headstart really opposed messages by officer trunk would turn the us into a dictatorship shaking car is trumps cause is revenge for the 2020 election. we will root out. com is locks inspections and the radical left dogs that live like firm and within the confines of our country. many voters are fed up with high prices, and biting stands on these rails war on gaza as close to decline and support in his own party. trump faces trial in multiple cases on 91 criminal towns is elected. trump promises mass deportations of migrants to reverse inflation and to drill more fossil fuels in the, in the outcome of this election will be decided by a relatively small number of voters in a handful of swing states, it's likely to be a bitter babel the and the nation's a going up for the presidential election in 10 days, and the young adult is set to play a big role in choosing van data is as jessica washington reports from chi

he and president vladimir putin pledged a new level of strategic partnership to south korea, feeling young has slammed the door on future cooperation as a formalize the end to laws governing the mountain gun tours was held as a symbol of interest to you and a reconciliation. now shots, and definitely, you know, skim all to 0. so and that does it for me? 0 then? yeah, up next is whether then inside story we'll be looking at how gaza is becoming uninhabited . the brought to you by visit cutoff as hello, that is very active weather taking hold of a straight up in the north. so you can see it felt like a low developing that might become a full blown psycho whether it does or not is still going to bring some very wet weather to northern parts of queens on the northern territory and onwards to northern parts of western australia. and where the winds meet, you can see a rush of showers continuing for se scenarios of queens and pulling down into new south wales. that's a tail end of a cold front. it's gonna bring some width of weather to the southeast and also knocked temperatures down for c

and that creeps this way up into west composite of new south wells, one or 2 shelves ahead of that full sidney, plenty of showers across northern possible straight and it remains that way as we go through the next day or so. just noticed how has cooled off down towards the se, sending the case melvin and fred lights, it'd be picking up to around $37.00 celsius with a few showers on. so as they come friday, we're back down to around 20. i celsius to west. i was across know the possible as it will cool up. and alice as well. 31 celsius here. pretty well. not too bad in to new zealand low lights on in the wake, the possibility of a few showers coming into the south island. so as longest both of friday, they're going to make the way across the central parts of china over the next style . so developing area of low pressure to sliding across the street to see that will bring some what the weather in the queue see. but ahead of that much of japan is fine and dry the, the latest news as it breaks on that is very blue case. the used to be able to face up to 37 kilometers out to the scene, but no

last week authorities in the state of new south wales said luke davies and jesse baird were shot withtook the men away in a van. police have confirmed that divers have been sent to a remote rural property, two hours south—west of sydney. mr lamarre—condon handed himself in on friday. police says he has made a partial confession, but is not co—operating in the search for his alleged victims. the former brazilian president, jair bolsonaro says he's been the victim of tireless political persecution since leaving office just over a year ago. addressing tens of thousands of his supporters at a rally in sao paulo, he denied police allegations that he plotted a coup to stay in power after losing the 2021 election. our south america correspondent ione wells is in sao paolo. this rally was called into an ongoing investigation into mr bolsanaro into whether or not he incited thousands of his supporters last year to storm the presidential palace, congress and also the supreme court, calling for a military takeover and the election result to be overturned. in his speech today at the rally, he cal

before we head to south carolina breaking news coming in, our news partners and cbs news, donald trumped, only three minutes past seven o'clock here on the east coast is projected to win the south carolina primary. let's go live now, we heard that news coming in that donald trump projected to win. is there any reaction there with the haley camp? that news cominu in with the haley camp? that news coming injust— with the haley camp? that news coming in just within _ with the haley camp? that news coming in just within minutes, i coming injust within minutes, it was largely an expected result, but what you've got to watch for with these kind of results, the rapidity, the speed with which these kind of results can then show that momentum for donald trump going into this. we will be watching the numbers as they come in. where is she to do better than she did in new hampshire tonight that would show that she is still making inroads with republican voters, but taking a look at the polls, she's been more around the 30 percentage point mark. so we are here at the nikki haley watch party. you ca

a short time ago, new south wales police gave a press briefing with this update.and our sympathies are with them. we sadly as a society have these types of incidents, domestic violence, occur in our world, and we have to deal with them, and it has hurt us, because it was one of our own officers who was involved in this. let's speak to the bbc�*s simon atkinson, who is in sydney. welcome. this has been a huge story there, give us the background, first of all. it there, give us the background, first of all. . , there, give us the background, first of all. ., , ., , , of all. it really has. outside the house this _ of all. it really has. outside the house this evening _ of all. it really has. outside the house this evening here - of all. it really has. outside the house this evening here in - of all. it really has. outside the i house this evening here in sydney which is where it is alleged the two men were murdered, were shot with a police issued firearm, that is what police issued firearm, that is what police have said so far, and the alleged killer, as you say, wa

this cold fronts made its way through victoria, new south wales and making his way into a new scene in some way. whether it's come across the south side and through saturday, but fresh weather brought to weather while the west sunshine coming into a southeastern corner of new zealand over the next dial. so there's lincoln across the west side of the country and showers continue. the queensland of the record numbers of chinese asylum seekers are traveling to the us. that's double many take a dangerous route through loss in america. a gang of people points that have come in the 1st of a 2 part investigation. 101 east meets the chinese, my friends risk middle to the american dream on out to 0 examining the impact of today's headline. ouch. is there a sense the stage giving voice to the voice program producing rise to an alternative view of the world today on ouch is in the the is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, this hour is really military is, again attacking residential targets across calls of killing at least 60 pounds for the ends. within 29400 people have been killed in g

his face has been blurred in footage released by new south wales police.d of tv presenterjesse baird — on the right — who's missing, feared dead, along withjesse's partner luke davies. they are both much—loved men with a wide circle of loved ones, family and friends who adore them. luke, of course, has an enormously supportive workforce... on the network where jesse used to work, the news is far too close to home. looking beautiful! jesse was a presenter, entertainmentjournalist and red carpet host, luke davies a flight attendant for qantas. these were their final posts on instagram last weekend at a pink concert. social media has been flooded with condolences and concern. police said there was now enough evidence to charge one of their own officers with murder. the 28—year—old man facing these charges was in a relationship withjesse some time ago, which finished a couple of months ago, and so that would be a obvious line of inquiry in relation to a domestic—style incident. police fear the couple were killed insidejesse baird's house in this suburb of sydn

his face has been blurred in footage released by new south wales police.o's missing, feared dead, along withjesse's partner luke davies. they are both much—loved men with a wide circle of loved ones, family and friends who adore them. luke, of course, has an enormously supportive workforce... 0n the network where jesse used to work, the news is far too close to home. looking beautiful! jesse was a presenter, entertainmentjournalist and red carpet host, luke davies a flight attendant for qantas. these were their final posts on instagram last weekend at a pink concert. social media has been flooded with condolences and concern. police said there was now enough evidence to charge one of their own officers with murder. the 28—year—old man facing these charges was in a relationship withjesse some time ago, which finished a couple of months ago, and so that would be a obvious line of inquiry in relation to a domestic—style incident. police fear the couple were killed insidejesse baird's house in this suburb of sydney on monday. it's thought a van was then used t

we continue our coverage with abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez. she is live for us tonight in san jose. hey, lauren. hi ama and dan. >> you know, we're seeing some steady rain here. we haven't seen any major crashes due to weather, but we're going to continue to keep a close eye on the roadways. earlier tonight, we were in downtown los gatos, where we managed to find people out grabbing dinner or running errands. we spoke to one resident who put his poncho on and said, going downtown tonight was ideal because there wasn't as many people as there usually is. we also went to saratoga, where it was harder to find people walking around. we did speak to one woman who just moved to the bay area from the east coast last month. my father in law said that it was a level three on tv, so we've talked about that rating system a little bit. >> i said it seemed very interesting. right now it feels relatively manageable, but i'm trying to also stay updated and. >> now, earlier this morning, the santa clara county fire departmentrillionesponded to a fallen tree t

abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has a look at how people are getting ready. reporter the rays of sunshine peeking through the clouds of rain were a welcome sight in the south bay. >> while it lasted. >> the national weather service issued a flood watch for the entire bay area, which will be in effect from 4 p.m. saturday through 10 a.m. monday. a wind advisory will be in effect for the santa clara valley from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. on sunday. >> strong wind and heavy rain mean more damage, and you didn't have to drive far in santa clara county to find existing issues from past storms in the santa cruz mountains, reminders of damaging rain and wind from 2023. josh felder saw plenty on his bike ride from half moon bay. we ride up here a lot uh- up on these mountain roads in the santa cruz mountains for a long time. >> and, um, last winter with all of the rains that we had and it was certainly probably the most rain i've seen since i was a child, growing up here, a lot of the mountain roads have just taken a serious beating, and it's not just the roads. >> the effects

rowan bridge, bbc news, south shields.e in the hague is holding a final day of hearings looking the legal consequences arising from israel's occupation of the palestinian territories. it has been asked by the united nations to offer an opinion. that is not legally binding. the palestinian delegation has claimed that israel's actions are tantamount to apartheid. israel, which is not taking part in the hearings, has said an advisory opinion would not help attempts to resolve the ongoing conflict. anna holligan is outside the hague, and spoke to us earlier with the latest. a range of views — a record 51 countries taking part in these proceedings. so we heard from the palestinian delegation on day one, in which they said israel's occupation was tantamount to apartheid, that there needed to be a two—state solution and that this court could help in achieve that ruling. they said the palestinian people at the moment were being denied their right to self—determination. on the other side, we heard from the us and british delegation

south east corner. and as we hope of the talisman to new zealand, missing losely settled whether dominate in the north. some went to weather, creeping in once again to the south west. but christ church seeing pleasant conditions at 32 degrees celsius dipping down slightly into wednesday. and as it moved to south east asia, heavier rain dominating in the south, much try and halter in the north for thailand. of the weather, brought to you by visit castle, the the the watching knowledge of the of me, elizabeth put on them. and uh huh. of a mind to about stories, the sound that is rainy on me is gone, and gauze are from the north to south targeting heavily populated areas. it's issued more of actuation orders, as it's full, says, push sauce, the pals to me and say there was no way safe for them to go. us 70 of state entities. lincoln is back in the middle east for talks on gaza. he's caught me in saudi arabia and well travelled as royalty occupied, westbank, egypt, and kasha, and versions. king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. fucking and pounds announced that he wouldn't be fulfilling his public dut

not much going on for the zealand then shall stay, will continue just around that is to sort of new south wells, east and areas of victoria or send me the challenges and some showers, much of queensland saying some live you down. pause over the next couple of days. i mean increase the confined to the far north of the country that but some showers that's do affecting the outback. we will see some wet to weather, making its way towards the pol southeast of australia over the next a dial. so that tends cooler tons of pressure melvin at around 20 degrees celsius. at that stage will eventually say temperature is getting notes on the head that the certainly a top around the 34 celsius here on friday. go some months out of weather across central parts of china continued big down pool as possible as he has some flooding . i think a good profit japan to the mold image of that is to think of a wintry the weather brought to you by visit castle. not in america is a region of wonder of joy tragedies and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human c

we'll have the latest on the firefight, and it's a new form of fun in the south bay. >> how it coulde a key to success for san jose. >> all of that's coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead on jimmy kimmel live tonight. right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy. >> thanks, dan and amy. watch tonight or my feelings will be hurt. like i think you asked carmen what part of chicago he was from. >> well, no, because that was part of the game. he thinks he's from the south side. i'm from the south side. he's from the east side conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. alabama supreme court's ruling on ivf. >> her last embryo is at the university of alabama at birmingham, wh

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has the story. >> people of all ages are affected by alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that causes hair loss. supriya surrender was diagnosed when she was 30 years old. everybody journey is different, but for me, i lost all of my hair in a three month time span. >> i lost my eyebrows. the year of follow ing surrender, said the diagnosis was jarring. >> she documented and shared her hair loss journey online so others wouldn't feel alone. you know, a lot of time people will say to you, oh, it's just hair, you know? >> at least it's just hair. it's nothing else but the truth of it is, it's so much more than just hair. it is a piece of your physical identity. >> surrender is a plotting a new california bill that would provide health insurance coverage for wigs. on wednesday, assembly member mark berman said the bill was inspired by mountain view high school student miranda huang. >> i'm honestly still a little bit in shock because i didn't think it was going to happen this soon, and another high school senior reached out to the assembl

we've still got legacy of shaw is coming into new south wales parts of queensland. but the west of the wet weather, continuing to hold the tropics with storms and some showers. and i would like you to see some showers start to creep into the south island in new zealand. since i was as well developing in the north island as we go into choose day for the launch, the pleasant picture with temperatures where we expect to see them at this time of yeah, the southeast asia, the heat continues to pull into indo china, particularly for thailand a few showers, however, we're getting some relief for vietnam. shot re picture for the philippines, but it's not as wet as it has been in recent days. but when the weather, however, continuing to look around indonesia with some heavy showers for borneo, the weather brought to you by visit cuts on discussing the defining issues of our time. the reason that we're able to see so much progress with machine learning is because it is predicated on the exploitation of labor somewhere else. exploring the implications, the global sounds as the

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez is in san jose going niners for restaurants and bars. their biggest competition this sunday will be super bowl parties at home. >> it's just so much easier. nicer. you get to see the replays slow mo right there. refrigerators right around the corner. you get your own food. it's not expensive. go to a clean bathroom. if i can say that i wished i was at my own house because i have a bigger tv than my brother in law, this chiefs fan knows he's in hostile territory, but like any football fan, he does have game day rituals. >> i got the same shirt, same chiefs shirt. i haven't washed it since before the buffalo game. we won that one on the road. they get a slab of ribs going and it smokers got the magic. i need one more game. sports bars like o'flaherty's irish pub have been enjoying the faithful fans who don't watch at home. >> i think a lot of people cut their dry january short, maybe just for those games. >> so it's been all fun. >> san pedro social has been a watch party hub this season. their doors will be open for the big day. >> the e

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez is in san jose, where the outages continue. >> we have to move all of this into the refrigeration car outside, residents and restaurant owners are scrambling for food storage, unsure when the power will come back on. we're at bay with pg and e right now. we're just waiting, hisham abdel fattah, the owner of el halal amigos and willow street pizza in san jose, said his restaurants lost power sunday afternoon. 20 years in the business, i have never had to close a restaurant due to a storm longer than a day. >> on monday, abdel fattah rented a refrigerated van to transport food to another of his restaurants in los gatos. he estimates a loss of $8,000 in inventory and 12,500 dollars in sales. so far. >> we couldn't run away from the spoilage, so we ended up losing a lot. >> lincoln avenue in willow glen had virtually no foot traffic. businesses had signs posted. they were closed due to the outage. weird very weird. >> i'm used to. this is one of my favorite places to be the dark didn't keep people from grabbing a slice or a drink at bebo's ny

abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez shows us how local animal groups are jumping into action right now, the spca for monterey county is acting like an emergency hospital for seabirds. >> these birds are coming into us hypothermic, emaciated and in desperate need of care. >> spca staff say they're rescuing dozens of seabirds getting pushed from the ocean and onto the shore due to recent winter storms. >> with the rough seas and the high winds and all the rain. if they lose their waterproofing at all, they can crash really fast. >> water proofing feathers on seabirds help keep them warm and buoyant. seabirds can lose their waterproofing if they get any oil on them during the mostrillionecent storms, nats oil seepage is getting churned up in the ocean and getting on these seabirds. >> so what we're asking the public to do is if they see a seabird on on the beach to please, if you can very safely with a towel or a blanket, um, gather it up, put it in a box that they can breathe in but not escape from staff at native animal rescue of santa cruz county are also receiving calls to h

let's look at some other stories making news. southsemenya is appealing for funds to help fight her legal battle against regulations requiring female athletes with high testosterone to take medication. the world athletics body barred semenya from competing in the 800m events after she refused to take drugs to reduce her testosterone levels. her hearing at the european court of human rights begins in may. rescuers in the philippines have found a girl alive, 60 hours after she was buried in a mudslide. more than 100 people are still missing after the disaster. the landslide hit a gold mining village in the south of the country on tuesday. a new oscar for best casting will be introduced from 2026. it will be the first new competitive category at the ceremony since 2002. casting directors have campaigned in recent years to be recognised in the way other film crafts, such as sound and costume, are. you're live with bbc news. president putin has insisted russia has no interest in invading poland, latvia or other nato countries, calling such

you're live with bbc news. south of striking doctors if they don't return to work by the end of thursday. it also says it will suspend their medical licenses. the doctors have been protesting against the government's plans to increase the number of people admitted to medical school each year. 0ur correspondent jean mackenzie sent this update from seoul. this is a spectacular showdown between junior doctors and the government. the doctors have been protective over a week. starting from next year the government wants to admit 2000 more medical students to university each year. this is to address a shortage of doctors in the country because korea's population is ageing rapidly and there are already shortages in care particularly in rural areas shortages in care particularly in ruralareas and shortages in care particularly in rural areas and some specialisms. but doctors argue more doctors will not necessarily address these shortages. there are much more fundamental flaws shortages. there are much more fundamentalflaws i