the reality of the nets and drum lines in queensland. this issue is happening now. we cap get in on the ground to prevent it being established and educate the people who were unaware of these issues. >> it's been a successful issues. there are now big sharks in australia seas, and more people than ever are using the ocean for recreation. conservations say it's inevitable a few tragedies would occur, but a cull of sharks is a massive overrehabilitation. >> you can find that report and the rest of the news on the website aljazeera.com. >> goodbye january, and good riddance, your investments took a beating. i'll tell you what is could mean for 2014. and the reality of living pay check to pay check, a year-long conversation about rebuilding the american dream for the middle class, and the college football player tired of sweaty shirts and created a multi billion business. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money."

the queensland police released this video looking for the public's help.see a couple of bozos coming up to the front of this place. they throw some rocks at the front door to break into the graceville liquor land and then we're seeing their entrance from the inside. the lights turn right on. that doesn't seem to scare these guys because they take a number of trips back and forth to unload their haul into a stolen car, of course, that's waiting for them outside. you can see they go in. they go in, they go out. >> but you're goi to risk ail for booze? >> yes. >> how much are they carrying out? it's not like they are taking boxes of wine or anything? >> yeah, they're going right up to the shelves. >> they're not even going tom shelf! >> it's funny because one guy does take a trip back to the cold stock at the graceville liquor land, but then these guys go to make their exit. but watch this, because after they take off, did they forget the friend? >> oh, they left their buddy inside. >> the guy went back in the cooler. >> what, what? did they just leave me? >>

talk about this cyclone, excyclone now, came onshore here just recently along the northwestern queensland coast off the gulf. so right now it is a low pressure area but it's actually expected to move back west and become another category 1 system. as far as the winds, don't pay too much attention to that. it's just how slow this storm system is moving. could bring about 300 to 400 millimeters. the good news, this is a sparsely populated area. but for the people that are here, it is bringing the risk of some flash flooding. that's a look at your world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> residents of a northeastern japanese city flooded by the 2011 tsunami held a race to practice lessons learned from the disaster. participants ran uphill to the temple. the temple is designated as an evacuation site. 40 runners dashed from the town center to the temple in an emergency evacuation exercise. the course is 286 meters. the three fastest runners were honored with the titles lucky men and women. >> translator: i hope this will be a lucky year for me and everybody else. >> translator: i don't

clinging on to other news i joined the stake center at queen's university of medicine and pharmacy and queensland university of technology was launched on tuesday morning in picking the province. the project into thin air of population health. you high quality collaborative research and advanced an accident. and in groups. this includes training and continuing professional education the center also puts emphasis on youth convention to hike over to the search in view of occupational health and disseminating the findings of research to the general . furthermore and human resource and running yet but i really need to tolerate heat kills off all stock in my province is what's also being implemented as part of this project you know. as one seemed to me and they kiss hospitals include not the least and to a hospital. please believe group of old that is in the center of the james howe said to abc news the hospital has focused on applying new surgical techniques particularly minimally invasive surgery will take a close look like. the shields and was down mountains next to him and love back. a team of tox

oreo queensland has just opened the center. i miss mary has lost several family members and a six week let up. what has been named yet he was the father of my nephew daniel. if he makes it nice and it was interesting as the growth of our patio and when one of the evidence in his mind. i then simply plug right. i wanted to steal his house. and it's a trendy new race to happen until the end of the saddle and they killed him as he was leaving his hang up. do we say say what you ask about the unknown to him. miss mary stands out though that its effectiveness being chased by the memorial museum volunteer guides. it is. thirty years with an eighty thousand people were assassinated in. worst drug violence murders in state executions. the work of remembrance is underway the violence hasn't stopped there are another nine hundred killings last year it is. there's one thing that rings the clerk may be deemed to get there. it's a masochist. the manager. mind you clumsy. let's stick together which looks good in here . i need to in his last

strong winds from the west are expected to blow the finest away from the queensland this weekend and till then children and the elderly your advice to remain indoors and wear masks when they do venture out tonight. but downturn to an expert to find out the cause of this fine dust and what we can do to better protect ourselves from its health hazards. we have with those who see your doctor telling him occupational physician at the high teens secret heart hospital doctors and it's good to have you with pets in need. well doctor we've been hearing quite a few terms relating to this pollution and dust find the stall to find us what's the difference and why is all to find us of teachers. mm mm. despite that by aerodynamic i am and ten go find those pieces that you kind i am attuned to the skillet and mike on weekends. i am in cuba was tough trying to speak you know on two point five micron because i was applying the rest of the social smaller and the cool stuff done but when the daily silly creepy so so crisp and it's now a doctor tell what exactly did says that noxious air quality due to

despite queensland's high with many will be the adrenaline filled rights including russia's clicks and pops this rollercoaster room and new and different thrill seeking activity i had in mind that it's a great deal and the cost of christ like pollyanna attitude he does is he a must be prepared to climb six swing balanced and jump through the forest the tree obstacle course that is the mountain views with a variety of elements ranging from easy to dwell extremely challenging. i feel like i'm a member of the most est second son so soft but good. the preceding his death in the winter that will keep you up today with everything that's happening here at the olympics but for now back to you in moscow. think you very much indeed an isa now attach council chair when tennant exceeding it. i sent one to fourteen. now i make every now and on the west of ireland the sochi twenty fourteen. all the arts. to my mind all the punk bands to see a nice addition telecom co has announced on twitter which has been detained in some channel width and acts upon them and that marianne million. i have recently b

in fact, 75 percent of the coal in the state of queensland has been cut off >> i hope you like seven days because we will get set for the weekend. right now, it is a little bit chilly outside. 41 degrees waking up in concord and 46 for oakland. mainly clear skies and we do have high clouds that are starting to move then. this is for places like san francisco and oakland. by the time we reach the afternoon of the temperatures will be warmer that yesterday. certainly warmer than the seasonal average. we are eight degrees warmer than where we should be. plenty of the upper 60s, san jose getting pretty close to 70's and fairfield 66 degrees for concord. los 60s along the coastline. napa will have a high of 68 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay saturday is slated to be the warmest day with highs approaching the low 70's and cool conditions for next week and the potential for showers for next wednesday. the time is 6:16 a.m.. >> we continue to monitor an accident in san jose. this is really a minor incident on the right-hand shoulder but it is enough to have attention. it

barrier reef as endangered. 3 million cubic meters of mud and sand dredged to deepen a port at queenslandbott point will be dropped at sea. the port needs to be deep bed so the port can export more material. environmentalists point to gladstone where an inquiry is underway whether their port developers there who said the runoff from land after flooding led to diseases in fish, whistle blowers say, this is partly to blame. 47 environmental conditions will be imposed it says and spoils won't be dumped over correlate reefcoralreefs. or sea grass beds. >> environmentalists say that's not enough. materials dumped at sea travels they say and blocks off light, killing life. >> we will see, the condition of the reef only get worse. and this is only the thin edge of the wedge. this 3 million cubic meters or five million tons of dumping is only the first of a number of proposals to expand ports and allow more dredging and dumping across the reef waters. >> the more industrial projects that are allowed in other words, the more fish suffer. the great barrier reef marine park authority is supposed to

up in queensland be had baited drum lines. why then the protest about the latest cull in western australia. >> people don't know the reality of the nets or in queensland. this issue is happening now. we can get in on the ground, shortly after it starts. hopefully educate the people who weren't aware of all the issues. it's been successful conservation efforts. there's sharks in australia. at the same time more people than ever were using the o. conservationists say it's inevitable that a few trag dis occur. a cull of sharks is a massive overreaction. >> that was andrew thomas reporting from sydney, australia. >> amy is a reporter with roiters in thailand. >> you are in bangkok where protesters disrupted the voting. what is the situation like there on the ground right now? >> well, we are now at the end of a long day. even though there were disruptions as you've seep in various clips that you have shown, bangkok and the south, there were disruptions there. it's relatively peacefully. what happened today doesn't bring thailand a

institute of technology as well as diploma as education at the university of queensland in australia. .. should scientists debate creationists? right here i believe there's a gross representation in our culture. we are seeing people to believe the creationists can be scientist. i believe it's all part of hijacking the word science. i want you to meet a modern-day scientist who is a biblical creationist. >> i am a professor of engineering design. i'm with the university in the uk. i have published over 130 signed papers on the science of design and engineering and biological system. from my research work i find that scientific evidence fully supports creationism as the best explanation to origin. spencer here's a biblical creationist as a scientist is also an inventor and i want young people to understand that. the problem i believe is this. we need to define terms crackly. we need to define creation, evolution and regard to origin and when you to define science. in his opening statement i want to constitute with the word science. i believe the word has been hijacked by secularist. wh

and to our "power house e"of the week, 1600 queensland court in alpharetta, georgia.79,000. $5,900 a year in taxes. look at that 6,500 square feet. >> a beautiful house. raise a lot of eyebrows in the south when you find out what you can get for your money. something like this up north, maybe a multimillion dollar house. in the $5 million or $6 million. this house is immaculate. look at the living room. >> wow. >> you get so much for your money with this house, and it's very open. very, you know, friendly. i mean, just -- it's beautiful. >> that is beautiful. how far is that one from downtown? i just don't know the area all that well. >> probably talking, 15, 16 miles. >> 15 or 16 miles? >> yeah. nowhere from downtown. >> look at that office and library. i'm dying for that. would you tell me, i think i've mangled your name. you're a former nfl player. would you pronounce your first name? >> my fame is adasala. >> yes. >> who did you play for? >> carolina panthers a. good run this year. >> yeah a good run this year. not bad. i'm a little removed. i've been in the real

of education from the university of queensland in brisbane, australia. now mr. ham, you opted to go first, so you will be first with your five-minute openings a man. -- opening statement. >> good evening. i know that not everyone watching this debate necessarily agrees with what i have to say. i'm an aussie and they tell me i have an accent. so it doesn't matter what i say. some people tell me, we like to hear you saying it. i hope you enjoy me saying it anyway. the main topic is this, is creation a modern of origin. -- model of origin in today's society? when this was first announced on the internet, there were statements like this 1 -- scientists should not debate creationists period. this one from the one discovery.com website, should scientists debate creationists. there is a gross mr. presentation in our culture. we think people are being indoctrinated to believe that creationists can't be scientists. i want you to meet a modern day scientist who is a biblical creationist. >> my name is jim burgess, a professor of engineering design in the u.k. i ha

coalfor queensland dropped and the plan is to reduce that further to 25 billion. the chief executive andrew mckenzie says he is optimistic and says the risk to global growth are skewed for the up side once again if you look at the overall australian picture vistas hammer home that while the mining infrastructure construction boom is over that production and export boom rolls on and on. >> not so good is coca cola. following this morning in sydney trades profit plunging more than 80%. it suffered a huge breakdown. >> this will not be a huge surprise area they have had the therey with their spc -- can read. now suffering $404 million write-down on that and has had a huge impact on the bottom line. dividend ofng a $.32. the troubles at sbc have been well-publicized in australia. a couple of weeks ago asking for a handout given the government attitude to the countries carmakers. it will not surprise you to hear they said no but the state government did stump up with 22 million dollars. coca-cola will pitch in to try to keep the plan going. the write-downs there have b

within an ethicist on environmental biology as well as a diploma of education at the university of queensland in brisbane, australia. opted to goham, you first, so you'll be first with your five minute opening statement. >> good eveing. ning. i know that not everyone watching this debate will necessarily agree with what i have to say but i am an aussie. and they tell they have have an accident. so it does not matter what i say, some people tell me, we like to hear you saying it. i hope you enjoy me saying it anyway. the debate topic is -- is creation of viable model of origins in today's modern scientific era? when this was first announced on the internet, there were lots of statements like this one -- scientist should not debate creationists. and this one from the discovery.com website, should scientists debate creationists? i think there is a gross misrepresentation in our culture. in beingpeople indoctrinated to believe that creationists cannot be scientists. i believe it is hijacking the word science. i want you to meet a modern-day scientist who is a physical creationist. >> i'm a profes