in the neighboring state of queensland it would now be illegal because the new laws also ban two club members being in the same place at the same time. >> australians are very quick to condemn other countries for human rights abuses, but what they're doing to us now isn't much different. it isn't much different at all. if we haven't committed a crime why can't we associate? >> reporter: the lawyer leading the challenge has brought similar laws in other australian states and won, but legal cases take months. >> even if these laws were unconstitutional they don't care. they'll do enough damage in the meantime before these laws get knocked out by the high court 1234 the police are unapologetic. bikeys, they say, are criminals, and along the queensland gold coast the violence is getting worse. >> the intimidation and extortion and harassment, they're a criminal menace on the community. >> reporter: bikeys say they are not the menace, draconian laws are. australian's high court are being asked to determine if the constitution agrees with whether the laws are legal. >> coming up on al jazee

the australian died peacefully at his home in queensland. he won the title in 1959, 1960 and 1966. the motor racing legend is the only man in formula 1 history to design, build and drive his own car to victory. gordon lomas is the editor in chief of speedcafe.com, an online motor publication based in australia, and joins us from helensvale in queensland. good to have you with us talking about jack brabham. he says he didn't set out to become a racing driver, and it just happened. he turned out to be quite the pioneer, didn't he? >> yes. he sure did. thank you for having me. australia suffered a tremendous loss today. the greatest motor racing driver this country produced and one of its greatest ever sportspersons. he really did stumble across motor racing. he was in sydney, and he was building a speedway car with one of his friends, who was supposed to drive the car. after a series of crashes the friend's wife persuaded him to give it away and jack thought "i might give the driving a go. that's how, on the dirt on the speedway track of sydney, brisbane and australia, jack's career

he was spear fishing off of northwest island near glad stone in queensland, australia.ears a pretty large shark mackerel. you've heard of a mackerel. you can say holy mackerel because it's 13 pounds. he showed it to his dad and brother but someone else wanted to get a look at this. >> whoa. >> that is an 8 foot long gray reef shark. >> that's when you say, here, have my lunch. take my lunch box. it's okay. >> he actually doesn't do that. he's kind of proud of his catch here. he points his gun at the shark to poke him if the shark gets closer. the shark begins circling. drops the fish. >> let it go. 13 pound mackerel swim away. >> if somebody comes to steal your purse, let him have it. if a shark comes to steal your mackerel, let him have it. >> only in australia. >> he said the shark circled him about four times. when he pulls himself up the ladder listen to himself breathing through the gear. >> it shows you the ocean, it's not our territory. >> pepper is a sleepy head. ♪ >> pepper. ♪ pepper. >> this is mike from the hacks of life youtube channel and he's going to show

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in the neighbouring state of queensland it would be illegal, because the new laws ban more than two clubembers being in the same place at the same time. >> australians are quick to condemn other countries for human rights abuses. what they are doing to us now is not much different. isn't much different at all. if we haven't committed a crime, why can't we associate. >> the lawyer leading a high court challenge fought similar laws and won. local cases take months. >> the government indicated early in the peace that if the laws were unconstitutional, they don't care. they'll do enough damage before they are knocked out by the high court. >> bikies, police say, are criminals. along the gold coast the violence associated is getting worse. >> that intimidation, the extortions, harassments that the crime gang members put on the community - they were a criminal menace to the community. bikies say they are not the menace, draconian laws are. politicians and police say laws that infringe bikies rights and protect others are worth having. >> the hout is being asked whether the constitution agrees,

based in britain for his career, he retired to australia and died in queensland, aged 88. >>> well, thattory and the rest of the day's news can be found on the website aljazeera.com.

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they wedding party was right in the middle of taking pictures in queensland, australia, they suddenlyealized their fisherman's boat capsized off the coast. you can see there two of the groomsmen stripped down in their underwear and ran out to save the man. >> not very exciting for us, though. it was funny to watch but wasn't sure how serious it would be. >> run down and save the day and ran down the beach and as they're running down stripping off their clothes and jumped into the water didn't even hesitate. >> of at rescue they continued with the -- after the rescue they continued with the photo shoot, this time without their clothes. the brides said they were the toast of the reception, as they should be. >>> a terrifying moment for a film crew out in the middle of the ocean when suddenly, a great white shark appears and attacks their rubber boat! the max animal crew off the coast of south africa filming for their youtube channel when they spot this massive shark. it wasn't long until the great white swam up and said, hey, i want your boat. [ laughter ] >> chomp, chomp! sinks his raz

. >> a recent inquiry in the state of queensland, its recommendation that the laws be lifted on a trialis was rejected by the state government. jillian and tony think their helmet saved their lives but they don't want more rules either. cyclists already they think are victimized. >> that andrew thoms move, i'll be talking about it. >> thank you very much, kalma lp venus williams is currently in a deciding set against 19-year-old emma smitlova. ren broken williams in the set. also two sets up playing for cindo bu-gness.. australia women's champion, crashed out so far. didn't pla have a game plan. >> looking to add to the australian title she won just this year, number 2 seed lee na has been dealt a bad curve. >> it's not about technique, i lose the match. can i training, i can how to working again but today i think most reply important thing is in my mind. >> it was a most successful outing for ann anna ivanovich. a scrap there between wimbledon champ andy murray. >> it was tricky conditions out there, so it wasn't you know easy to play great tennis or very exciting tense is. so you just

in the neighboring state of queensland it will now be illegal because the new rules there ban more than two club members being in the same place in the same time. >> australians are really quick to condemn others for human rights abuses but what they're doing to us right now isn't much different, isn't much different at all. if we haven't committed a crime why can't we say so? >> legal cases take months. >> the government indicated very early on in the piece that even if these laws were unconstitutional they don't care. they'll do enough damage in the meantime before these laws get knocked out by the high courts. >> police are unapologetic. bikies they say are criminals and along convenesland's gold coast did the violence associated with them is getting worse. >> the intimidation efers,s, exn and harassment are a criminal men as to the community. >> they say they are not menace, others are. high court is asked whether australia's constitution agrees whether the laws are legality. andrew thomas, sid i any. >> latin america's busiest airport has a new terminal. authorities opened it to ha

taking place in the state of new south wales, in the area of convenesland it will -- queensland it will be illegal, banning go bike enthusiasts to be in the same place at the same time. >> condemning for human rights abuses but what they're doing isn't much different at all. if we haven't committed a crime why can't we say so? >> the lawyer leading the high court challenge won but legal cases take months. >> the government indicated very early on in the piece that even if these laws were unconstitutional, they don't care. they'll do enough damage in the meantime, before these laws get knocked out by the high courts. >> police are unapologetic. bikies they say are criminals. loorchg consequence gulf coast the violence is getting worse. >> the intimidation, the extortions the harassment that these bike gangs put on the community, they're a menace, to the community. >> but bikies say they are not amenace, descra conan laws are. -- are draconian laws are. whether the laws are legal, andrew thomas, al jazeera, sydney. >> sports is coming up where robin wmg clip rs produce an astonishing come

. >> a recent inquiry in the state of queensland put little evidence helmet laws increased cyclists and put off cyclists. it's recommendation that the law has been lifted was rejected by state government. julian and tony think their helmet saved their lives but they don't want more rules already. cyclists they think are victimized enough. sydney. >> more to come on the newshour. sports news where palestine's ball is on the verge of qualifying for the first time ever. robinarians will show you how they can book their place in just a moment. ds - all the way. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >>> the european congress on obesity has begun in bulgaria. european specialists are working on a series of recommendations aimed at improving public health ranging from warning labels to weight loss programs. this from london. >> a weekly weigh-in at one. busiest slimming centers. people are here for advice on how to lose weight and keep it off. as the number of obesity cases increases worldwide, u.k. doctors are now referring more people to weight loss specialists. >> at the group tonigh

and then, come to find out they're like this bikers have been kicked out of queensland in australia,allowed in certain areas of the country. one guy, i took a sneaky picture of his helmet. i went over to our producer, danny zucker, a jewish fellow, and said, danny, i may want to get some black duct tape and greek out this swastika on the biker's helmet. >> he had on swastika on the helmet. >> yeah. they were all so, other than that -- >> jimmy: so nice. >> they were so nice. seriously. one was a vegetarian. one was anemic. >> jimmy: hitler was a vegetarian, right? >> the other one was scared of heights. >> there's a lot more, yeah. >> a very neurotic bike gang. >> jimmy: we're going to take a quick break. eric stonestreet and jesse tyler ferguson are with us tonight. we'll be right back! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ save on the things you love, for the people you love. get 5% off every single day with your debit or credit redcard. i've been claritin clear for 6 amazdays. at the first sign of my allergies, my doctor recommended taking one claritin every day of my allergy season for con

it happened in queensland on australia's northeastern coast.e two men shed their formal wear as they sprinted towards the water. >> pretty funny to watch. also wasn't sure how serious it would be. >> ran down and saved the day. ran down the beach. as i was running down, stripping off their clothes and jumped in the water. didn't hesitate. >> i think i saw that on "baywatch." they came back to pose with the wedding party but this time in their underwear. they were the toast of the wedding party. >> 5:27. >> police on the peninsula searching for doorbell bandits and professional approach they are taking to target homes. >> the reason you will notice extra bikes, a lot of extra bikes, on the streets of san francisco and bay area this morning. >>> happy thursday. or as leyla likes to say, friday eve. >> i have heard it referred to asments provide. let's check the weather on this thursday and see what it is like out there. >> low possibility of little showers are out will on this little friday. right now live doppler, quiet. temperatures are mild co

. >> reporter: queensland's environmental minister andrew powell says the government is being unfairly >> reporter: any potential damage he said is being purposely distorted by what he called alarmist propaganda like this from greenpeace australia. >> what the extreme environmental groups will have you believe through their hysteria is this is being exposed right on our pristine reef. >> reporter: so you're not talking about that. >> no. >> he said it would instead be carefully let loose over a deep natural channel left to sink to the bottom in native sand and clay. marine scientist paul doyle insisted any ed insist eded any impact would be nej negligible. >> reporter: critics question that theory and threaten it could go all the way and smother it korls and sea grass. >> imagine getting a bucket of sand dumping it in your swimming pool. it spreads. >> the sky of all this is amaze amazing amazing. the distance from the proposed dump sight is about 25 miles. but in between there there are thousands of fringe reefs as well. like the one we dove on with tony. >> it may not directly impact

bikers they say are criminals, and along queensland's gold coast, the violence associated with them is getting worse. >> the intimidation, extortion, harassment that these crime gang members put on the community, they are a criminal menace to the community. >> bikers say they're not the menace, the draconian laws are. politicians and police say laws that fringe bikers rights are worth having. the courts will decide whether the allow is illegal. >> five people were killed in southern california when a van flipped on top of a car. the driver of the van veered into traffic at an intersection in san bernadino sunday morning. he smashed into a sedan and landed on top of it. all five people were killed, including three children. the van's driver escaped with minor injuries. no charges have been filed. >> one airline is exploring emerging technology to keep passengers safer in the skies, turning to drones and virtual glass to speed and improve the quality of plane inspections. we show you how it works. >> armed with lasers and high-definition cameras, this remote control drone could change th