and four hours later, when he landed in perth, australia, there was his beer.perfect condition. >> don't they have beer in perth? look at it on the carousel. >>oo >> do you think it was flat by the time he got there? >> hopefully they didn't shake it up too much as you can imagine after all that. >> we admire his tenacity. >> yes, bravo. >>> let's take you to lakeville, massachusetts. you see neighborhoods with speed bumps or, well, this guy came up with a different way to get people in his neighborhood to slow down. that, my friends is a cardboard cutout of a cop car. kelly put it out in front of his driveway because he says cars often go by at 50 miles an hour when they're supposed to be going 25 or 30. this seems to do the trick. kids can play, people can relax, people are going the speed lament. the cops in town love it. an ambulance stopped in to take pictures with it. >>> so then we go back down under and to the cutist photo of the day possibly. two border collies, their family photo with a toy doll. >> i have never seen a dog put his arm around another d

professor charitha pattiaratchi is an oceanographer based in perth, western australia, where the searchificance of this new data. we know very little about our deep ocean. very little, maybe even less than 20% of the ocean has been mapped in detail, so these reveal lots of unknown features and a lot of geological features so what we see in these pictures is not only the area that we actually. . .the search was undertaken, but also mapping of the ships as they moved in transit between perth and the search area, so it is quite a large area that they have covered. it allows for an amazing suite of features as well as geological features such as the large broken ridge. explain to me more about the information that for you, you're most excited by and you didn't know before. a lot of it, in terms of the presence... although, i mean, it is not hard to say that you did not know, you would sort of guess what is there — this is just confirmation of various things but there is quite a few volcanoes underwater, lots of different mountains which are basically sticking out in one place, what we call

again loosely based on a true story about the morehouse murders in perth in western australia in the, where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls, but i suppose what is really great thing about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is a character study of this couple who do this, and why they do it, and what is going on in their heads, specifically the wife, emma booth, evenin specifically the wife, emma booth, even in the movie, who she is, what is in her past, why she is in the situation and why she does what she does. that stops it being about cardboard cutouts and a gory movie, thatis cardboard cutouts and a gory movie, that is why it is interesting, it is about these characters, the three—dimensional characters, the girls they kidnap, the kidnappers, they all have real depth, and it is well made. it is ben young's first film, captures suburban australian life very well, disillusionment, quite a kitchen—sink drama really, so quite a kitchen—sink drama really, so yes of course it is brutal and tough to watch but very well made. so yes of course i

again, loosely based on a true story about murders which happened in perth in western australia wheretralia where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls. what is gripping about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is a character study of this couple who do this and why they do itand this couple who do this and why they do it and what is going on in their heads. specifically, the wife, who she is and what has gone on in her past and why she is on the situation and does what she does. that stops it just and does what she does. that stops itjust being a cardboard cutout horror movie. it is actually about the characters, these three—dimensional characters the kidnappers and the girls they kidnap, the all have their story which has stepped out. this is the first film from ben young who ca ptu res first film from ben young who captures suburban australian life very well, disillusionment and a kitchen sink drama really. it is brittle and uncomfortable but very well made. i here you and that he is a talent to watch but i am not sure i have the stomach for th

again, loosely based on a true story, at least, about the moorhouse murders which happened in perth in australia in the mid—‘80s, where a suburban couple were kidnapping teenage girls. i suppose what is really gripping and interesting about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is actually a character study of this couple who do this and why they do it and what is going on in their heads. specifically, the wife, emma booth, whose character is called evelyn, who she is and what has gone on in her past and why she is in this situation and does what she does. that stops itjust being about cardboard cutouts, just a gory movie. it's interesting because it is actually about the characters, these three—dimensional characters, the kidnappers and one of the girls they kidnap. they all have their own stories and real depth to them. it's really well made. this is the first film from ben young and he really captures suburban australian life very well, disillusionment and a kitchen sink drama, really. it is brutal and tough to watch, of course, but very well made. ok, i hea

this evening, showers will tend to fade away for the service, perth, clout will thicken up and we willn across southern england and wales, perhaps into the midlands, at that uncertainty about how far north it will get. for ireland and scotland, a mix of showers, highs of 13 to 21. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: an ira bomb—maker confesses to being part of the group the headlines at 8pm: more than 40 years after the birmingham pub bombings, an ira bomb—maker confesses to being part of the group responsible for the attacks. michael hayes tells the bbc he‘s sorry for what happened, but won‘t give exact details of his involvement in the bombings. i was a participant in the ira‘s activities in birmingham — how clear can i make it? the conservative mp anne marie morris, has had the party whip suspended, after using a racially offensive phrase. she has apologised unreservedly for the remark. teachers‘ pay will remain capped at 1%, as the government sticks to its policy of public sector wage restraint. the judge hearing the case of the terminally ill baby charlie gard, says he‘ll need

they only live on one little island in the wild off the coast of perth.ne animal everybody is familiar with, kangaroo. had alone time with them. check this out. this is ariel and she has been raised by hand. she is comfortable with humans. so when i walked over the fence, she didn't move. >> until she saw the tree. she was like, okay, you get my attention now. >> this is an adult male akidna. >> australia is an island of all of these animals you don't see anywhere else. >> it's got a long snout. it looks like an about ent eatea porcupine had a baby. she explained about their spines. >> porcupine's spines they can inject them as a defense mechanism. these are a defense mechanism, but they're made of keratin and they're like hairs. >> then they showed off their baby elephant. and then the mere cats. they were fun. and you will not believe who has the best view in the zoo. >> the giraffes. >> because they got the high penthouse view. >> i want to thank the zoo for showing us around. i really loved meeting them. i brought you guys some presents from the zoo.

live live to perth. live. live. live. live. live live . while world leaders go to untoward leave business inside outside it was chaos thousands descended on hamburg to protest the summit with why it's turning that city into more of a war zone at times live leak lip. as far as i can tell and i'm from that. i've never seen anything like this. little effect sporadic seems a care spread across hamburg streets with protests to smash the windows at times and setting cars alight our europe correspondent peter all of us there. it's continued on the east over the last twenty four hours now as you can see just behind me there's actually more water cannon a riving at the intersection where i am. they will say a quiet tense scene here just shortly just below in time ago by a number of bottles were being thrown the police responded with water kind of we saw these reinforcements that you can see just see it arriving including it and ahmed vehicle just over to my right there. is certainly a very large police presence a helicopter flying overhead many oth

area that research was undertaken in but also mapping off the ships as they moved in transit between perthn amazing sweep of features as well is geological features such as the large broken ridge. explain to me more about the information that you most excited by. that you did not know before? a lot of it, in terms of the present, although it is not ha rd to of the present, although it is not hard to stay you did not know, you would guess what is there and this is confirmation of various things but there is quite a few volcanoes underwater, lots of different mountains which are basically sticking out in one place, what we call seamount and when you are an oceanographer what you need is an accurate map of the topography and this is what it gives us. it can be used for ocean modelling et cetera. of course, this was used initially by the australian authorities when they were trying to locate mh370 and they were trying to locate mh370 and the disappearance of that flight. now that we have gathered the amount of information that oceanographers like yourself a keen to see, do you think there will

. >> he checked a single can of light beer on a flight from melbourne to perth over the weekend.hed the plan with his friend who works for an airline after they found no rule against it. >> okay.& there you go. he dropped the can off at baggage and sure enough they slapped a sticker on it. he said he knew it arrived safely when he noticed a crowd of people taking pictures around the baggage carousel. >> that is pretty funny. >> one lone beer can. >> why not. >> got to be a comedian. >> we all need a laugh. >> got to do what you got to do. >> 5 at 6:30 is coming up next. >> ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. bui

come out it's not that even the book gangs ok michael ok just like you know him you know came from perth. and arrived with all of the paris german charts i'm going to macklin to the palace for talks on fostering ties between the two countries despite the american and german leaders both coming to the french presidential palace for the now as of each other according to the chef jules that paul won't be crossing. and on tea trying to rally sees protesters shout out hitler quotes more a lot of the stories after this break. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around. washington. the media. business to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome back to the program hitler analogies in u.s. politics have become something of a trend this year this time the victim was fox news host tucker carlson for suggesting the u.s. should work with russia in syria and i just accept that people who are bad people share interest and you sound like chinese leader the nine hundred thirty eight saying

you know there are some clear sides over here and i think trump is you know muddying the waters even perth or you know between him and his secretary of state and his u.n. ambassador nick i you know there is no cohesive message where the u.s. is concerned and they're certainly not in the position of strength now to dictate what others should and should not do the americans have lost many of their perceived interests in syria and lack of the leverage so i don't think it's helpful it's just posturing why do you think we see this difference in tone them between the secretary of state and the president. one can only guess about i don't think we've seen anything like this in a long time i can certainly remember you know a recent president and his foreign minister a secretary of state disagree or earth seeming to disagree in public so much you know i mean maybe we go back to what trump would say during his campaign he talked about not letting his adversaries know or understand it. and he seems to like to keep his adversaries off balance but what works in a corporate boardroom or corporate negotia

it arrived in perth intact waiting for him on the baggage carousel. >> i think that's my favorite formht there. >> packing light. >>> yeah, he took care of the otherup with good morning washington. it's july 13th, and the temperatures are already nearing 80 degrees outside. a serious heat wave continues today. our meteorologist eileen whelan has more on which areas will see the highest temperatures today. but first-- here are some of the morning's other top stories. breaking overnight. police in pennsylvania discover human remains as they search for four missing young men, including a maryland student. just a few hours ago, police say two bodies were found in a 12-foot deep grave on a farm linked to their disappearance. police already have a person of interest in custody. a big day in the senate as majority leader mitch mcconnell prepares to release his revised health care legislation to a closed-door meeting of gop senators. the previous version lacked enough suppport to pass. with all democrats set to vote "no", the gop leadership cannot lose more than 2 "yes" votes from republican s

it arrived in perth intact waiting for him on the baggage carousel. >> i think that's my favorite formhere. >> packing light. >>> yeah, he took care of the other five in the six-pack. more news. risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... ...and it may take longer than usual for any bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or den

dean stinson, who was taking the flight from melbourne to perth, said he wasjust having a laugh, butlanded. and it was in perfect condition. indonesia is taking its first steps towards clamping down on hard—line extremism. presidentjoko widodo has signed a law banning groups that oppose its official state ideology. no specific groups were named, but activists believe the move was aimed at hizbut tahrir, a hardline islamist group, and one of the organisations behind the huge protests injakarta last year against the city's ousted christian governor ahok. organisations spreading ideologies such as atheism and communism are also banned under the decree. 0ur correspondent rebecca henschke is in jakarta. just fill us in on the background into this. this comes after months of simmering sectarian tensions in indonesia, as you mentioned. huge street protests by islamic mass organisations against governor ahok, formerjakarta governor, organisations against governor ahok, former jakarta governor, accused organisations against governor ahok, formerjakarta governor, accused of blasphemy. there wa

fox5's evan lamb perth is live with more. what happened here. >>reporter: d.c. police saying tonight that they still are not 100 percent sure that this is the same suspect in both of these rob robberies, but if you take a look at that video that you see in just a moment here, the mos are the same and the outfits, they are very similar. new video release just days ago shows a brazen armed robber getting violen in just seconds. watch them here on june 14. he points his gun straight at the clerk at this 7/eleven in the 2300 block of 14th street northwest. police say he got away with a and even stole a wallet from a customer on the way out. notice the head covering, possibly a shirt tied around his face. a man with what appears to be the same head scarf targets the cvs store just the day before. this time it's the 1300 block of 12th street northeast. the gun isn't clear in the video, but d.c. police say this robbery was also armed. they have taken notice. either way the person responsible for both is still out there. and anyone that gives d.c. police a tip that lead

look at this picture he checked a single can of light beer on a flight from melbourne to perth over the weekend. he hatched the plan with his friend who worked who worked at the airline. the airline put a baggage sticker on it. he noticed it would arrive safely as the one loan can of light bee was going around. i loved that the airline personnel in and the baggage personnel played along with it. the good thing was packed light and it was under the weight limit. >> well under the weight limit. fox5 news at ten:30r coming up next. i'm shocked they didn't lose that. most of the time they lose luggage. to keep the beer. if you like wine though, boxes ship much easier. and you have the tab on the side. straight ahead at 10:30 a new leukemia drug which could be a major breakthrough. how the new medicine is different from other cancer treatments. passengers hit by charges. a local woman is now fighting with the company over a $150 charge. we'll break that down for you. hey, sue, hot enough for you. the question i'm getting right now is when is this all over? we've got another hot day to get ov

what is the perth this -- what is the purpose of aggregating this information across federal databases? all to providet some cover for the president? the idea is it is supposed to create recommendations for the president before the 28 elections. all of it has been -- before the 2018 elections. all of it has been on hold due to what the caller described. guest: a number of actions of the president's rhetoric on this issue stems from the grievance that he feels from not winning. russianng on the investigation -- he had a historic loss of a popular vote. he does not like it. he views it as an attack on him and his president. there is no evidence of. host: let's go to south carolina, the republican line. caller: i would like to thank c-span. i would like to ask your guests democratic -- why does the democratic party do not want to repeal, even though it is imploding? and on pot of it -- an odd part of it is -- they want us to bail it out. it is going to be on taxpayers' backs. he will be on our children and ran children. -- it will be on our children and grandchildren. that is why donald j

he checked it, a luggage sticker wrapped around emu lager he was flying to town of perth where it's hidend that emu export. not all are flightless because there it is. arriving without a dent. why pay to check a single can? on qantas the first is free. >> better let that settle for a while. >> alicia thank you. >>> lets get a check of the roads. >> hi guys if you travel out into delaware county we are starting off with an accident but good news it has been pushed off to the shoulder. this is on the northbound side of 95 at ridley park not really causing you much of a backup in the green between the blue route and the vine 20 minutes right now but a slight delay approaching the scene. lets look at the big picture, an earlier accident it pushed to the shoulder as well on the northbound side of 95 near penn's landing and seeing 9 miles per hour and give yourself time. and ed sheeran having another concert at the wells fargo center at 7:30, expect that to be crowded. and vine street expressway crowded as well as the the schuylkill expressway lets show you the vine, look at that the westbound

>>> an australian man named dean checked a single can of light beer on a flight from melbourne to perthhe plan with his friend who works for an airline after he found no rule against it. so, he wanted to see if it worked. he dropped the can off at baggage. sure enough they slapped a sticker on it. he knew it arrived safely when he noticed people taking carousel. there's the can on the carousel but i wouldn't open it right away. >> that is -- okay, i'm not. >> we're talking about it. >> i'm not doing it. >> he got himself some time. >> that's what he wanted that's what he got. good for him. >> wanted to see if it would work. it worked. >> good for him. >> all righty. >> other news now. >> sure if you want. i thought that was pretty awesome. >> did you think that was awesome? >> no, but why not. nothing wrong with it. doesn't hurt anybody. >> and it's trending and we're talking about it, you're right. thanks, steve. d.c. welcomes another furry adorable resident that you can hold right now but maybe not as he or she grows. a look at the brand new cub born at the national zoo. >>> shia labe

perthe energy's earning share estimates have been turning lower, as you might imagine with the oil prices lower. outside of conventional energy, we have alternative energy doing pretty well today. the solar manufacturers are seeing gains. sun power up 11%. prices are stabilizing for solar panels. that is ahead of the u.s. international trade commission decision on potential harm caused by imports. it seems that there is a little bit of pessimism surrounding whether there will be tariffs and a protection policy put in place, so there is some stockpiling of modules going on ahead of that. the best-performing stock in the s&p 500 today, up nearly 25%. they are announcing plans to shed as much as $4 billion in assets, under treasure from elliott management. it will divest potentially conventional power plants and 50% to 100% of the company's stake in nrg yield. that will cut the company's debt, the culmination of a process that began with some activist investors. looks like that is paying off, at least for today. scarlet: julie hyman, thank you. coming up, opportunities in e- sports. patriots

again, loosely based on a true story, at least, about the moorhouse murders which happened in perth inteenage girls. i suppose what is really gripping and interesting about this film is that it is not some exploitative horror movie. it is actually a character study of this couple who do this and why they do it and what is going on in their heads. specifically, the wife, emma booth, whose character is called evelyn, who she is and what has gone on in her past and why she is in this situation and does what she does. that stops itjust being about cardboard cutouts, just a gory movie. it's interesting because it is actually about the characters, these three—dimensional characters, the kidnappers and one of the girls they kidnap. they all have their own stories and real depth to them. it's really well made. this is the first film from ben young and he really captures suburban australian life very well, disillusionment and a kitchen sink drama, really. it is brutal and tough to watch, of course, but very well made. ok, i hear you and that he might be a talent to watch but i am not sure i hav

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. >>> of a bunch of birds in perth, australia. born from 1945 through 1965 have the highest rates of can live for decades without symptoms, but over time hepatitis c can cause serious health problems. if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis c. so talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> this morning on world news now, the commander-in-chief swift move, barring transgender people from the military. the president's announcement comes after past promises to protect both service members and lgbtq americans. so why the new ban? >>> breaking news from ohio. where a ride accident at the state fair left a teenager dead. others hospitalized. witnesses describing bodies flying everywhere. the new details we are just learning. >>> new this half-hour, angelina jolie is opening up for the first time about her painful split from brad pitt. >> what she is telling vanity fair about a new health scare, and what she and brad are doing to heal and moveforward. >>> rihanna goes to work, w

joining us now from perth is the trade minister, laura digby jones. i appreciate the time.hearing from the trade secretary about how difficult this trade deal could be, just the fact that we do not know what brexit will look like. these negotiations could run on for another two years or so. is this really more of a symbolic meeting between the u.s. and the u.k.? guest: i do not think so. two reasons. one, the quicker we can get all of the pitch ready on which we are going to play, and get terms right, that goes for australia, singapore, china, the termsbrazil, get of reference right. what areas do you want to cover, and where will be the sticking points? we are such a free trading nation. we do not do their protectionism of france or the e.u. it will be an easier thing to do them people think, and there will be areas where america is not known for being that open. and i guess you're going to get areas where america is going to say "sorry, this is a redline." let us identify those soon. the second reason of course puts liamressure on not fox, but david davis, who is doing ne

from invited back say to come back and see all of the city's surroundings some are eye catcher in perth rushed off to of nazi not being to open to moscow before the first trip to simply speak good deal dishing it. you more presenters to see let me be something she would definitely be in the running if you don't want to listen it's a lot of fantastic so i'm genuinely not so you thank you for inviting me no she won't be able to do this all again. for someone else who was working with us throughout the competition artie skate partition got stan's perspective you worked in a different capacity different locations were in found zones you were at the stadium what were your highlights of the competition i say there are a couple of them but most of them are actually from the fans themselves i mean i think that what they would say it's a festival of football don't they it's always about how the fans completely light up the tournament it doesn't matter how good the infrastructure is or the organization there of course obviously that helps as well as the security it's the people themselves and i t

any way, he check it on flight from melbourne to perth over the weekend.who works for airline after they found no rule against it. they thought it would be so funny to do that. so he dropped the can off at baggage. and sure that you have they slapped a sticker on it. >> i thought it was kind of >> why not? >> it seems very juvenile. >> it seems trang prank issue much it's harmless. >> you knew it arrived safely when he notice add crowd of people taking pictures around the baggage carousel and perhaps that's what he want. >> i will say this, al. now that it's been done, it's been done. don't go checking beer cans now. no here's question for you. back here we'll leave australia behind come back to the united states. how well do you know our 50 states specifically the shape of the states. >> i'm finding out i do not know them well. >> i don't think many people do. >> could you draw all of them just from memory? you might have seen the question yours self on facebook on your feed there's a geological quiz that's gone viral and holly joins us now to explain. se

filming party back say to come back and see all of the city's surroundings some are right cancer in perth rushed off to off nazi not being to open to moscow before his first trip to simply spoke well below dishing a few more presenters to see liz before the convention and you are definitely in the running for it was all a suicide about a fantastic so i'm genuinely an aussie thank you for inviting me you know she might be able to do this all again at the world cup next year. stan collymore is experiences someone else who is involved in art. he's coverage though you know neal joins me now in the studio and union you have a very different perspective you were you were for example at the stadium for the final what a fantastic place to be yeah it was got to watch the germans in full flow without really wall new world class player to their name really just winning i deficiency the system great to watch a person sees considered to be to an extent preparation for the will run up and it's going to be a lot more than just for host cities next time around how sure is well i was speaking to some actu

from invited back or say to come back and see all of the city's surroundings some are eye catcher in perth rushed off to of not see not being to open to moscow before the first trip to some place but good deal dishing it. presenters to see before the weekend she would definitely be in the running for the ball at least inside out a fantastic song genuinely and also you thank you for employed to make me know she won't be able to do this all again next year. so the experience is someone else who is involved in artie's coverage though you know neal joins me now in the studio and union you know we'll have a very different perspective you were you were for example were at the stadium for the final what a fantastic place to be yeah it was got to watch the germans in full flow without really wall new world class player to their name really just winning i thought the fish and see the system great to watch a person sees considered to be to an extent preparation for the world up and it's going to be a lot more than just for host cities next time around how pressure is well i was speaking to some actu