football pitch opened up at a campsite at inskip point in queensland and nobody went down there, but a car, a caravan, a trailer and some tents did. police say nobody was hurt. ♪ listening post". among the stories, syria - television soldiers on. >> egypt - abdul fatah al-sisi intervenes finally in the case of the al jazeera 3. and the kremlin backed news channel in trouble with british broadcasting regulators once again. into and playing the trump card the media binges on the dodge axed >>> britain have a new leather of the opposition, and the news media don't know what to make of him. when jeremy corbyn threw his hat into the wring, outlets wrote him off as a french candidate of the left, out of touch with the political main streams. he then won on the first ballot. in the u.s. another ballot dismissed by the media. bernie sanders continues to draw huge crowds on the rally, while news outlets are transfixed. the aforementioned trent involves countries like greece and spain where plenty in common in that they burst on to the screen. this is a story about disruptive politics, journal

. >>> in queensland, australia, a massive 492 foot sink hole swallowed up vehicles at a popular beachling them under water. a camping trailer and several tents were lost. 140 people were evacuated. luckily, no one was injured. >>> according to a government report, 17.4 million americans were hit by identity theft last year. 2/3 of all victims occurred in financial loss. 52% were able to resolve the theft in a day or less. >>> time to get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning. >>> volkswagen's cheating scandal deepens. the staff warned years ago of software used to deny the tests. jet blue is adding a second charter flight between jfk and havana, ahead of the commercial travel between the u.s. and cuba. a new round trip non-stop flight will be offered every tuesday n partnership with the travel company licensed by the u.s. government. and shell is pulling the plug on oil in the arctic waters in alaska for the foreseeable future. the company failed to find enough crude in the area. could cost them $4 billion. >>> ahead, an nfl game delayed because the field caught fire

police in the state of queensland say no one has been reported injured or missing. few people with good escape stories to tell though. >> we were woken up and they told us to get out and have a look. we got out, got the car and boat out. slept on the road and came back in. >> we were going for a cruise, and all of a sudden we came over here, and there was an ses truck, coffers. >> heard a bit of commotion going on, when we woke up, we looked out. there was police with the lights on. and people running around saying the sinkhole has taken everyone's van and what have you. >> if you want more on those stories and more, head to the website aljazeera.com. that's aljazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm dominique gisin, and you are at the -- richard gizber

. >>> this footage posted by queensland police, you can see this man in the pizza shop, he's got a gun. and he's not afraid to point it at the heads of these workers in the shop. they do exactly what he demands. he tells them to open the drawers and hand over the money and put it in this red bag. these people must be terrified. >> i wish there was somebody to the back of the shop with a big, hot, boiling pot of pizza sauce that they could whack over this guy's head. >> unfortunately nobody was there to stop this guy. they got away with the money. police are still looking for him. but this guy in the uk, he was caught after this incident. you could see this man on the train. the train is empty, it appears. he reaches up to the shelf and pulls down a viola case. that is a 16th century viola inside worth about $560,000. there are also two 19th century bows in there each worth $54,000. >> had they been left on the train? >> they had been left on the train. after he grabs them he's waiting at the door to get off the train. then the person in the back, that person works for the train service

. >>> a sinkhole opened up on a queensland beach forcing dozens to flee.re were no reports of injuries. it is not the first time the area experienced a sinkhole. back in 201 a similar size hole opened up nearby. >>> president obama is at the united states for the general assembly. he will meet with russian president putin. it comes as russia gets involved with syria. complicating u.s. efforts in the middle east. putin has criticized the u.s. support for syrian rebels. >> a georgia couple said their two sons came at them with deadly force, yet they say they forgive them. they were attacked in their upscale georgia home earlier this month. the mother said the sons were trying to kill them. how do they get to forgiveness? robin roberts has the exclusive interview on "action news." >>> coming up on 5:57. tesla is expected to unveil a much-anticipated new vehicle this week. >>> to the surprise of dozens of local college students, the pontiff made a stop on a a local campus that's coming up at 6:00 a.m. more kids are suffering from asthma and we still have no li

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surprise, in fact, when a sink hole the size of a football pitch tore through their campside in queenslandnd down went a caravan, a car, trailers, tevenlts. extra extraordinarily despite not being the best way to spend your holiday, nobody was actually reported as injured or missing. go to aljazeera.com any chance you have. you will get the headlines there and all of the background. aljazeera.com. >> by scientists. tonight: techknow's journey to the arctic. 13 days... subfreezing temperatures... endless sun. >> it is passed midnight right now and the sun just is not gonna set. >> climb on board the u.s.

australia was when a sinkhole the size of a football pitch opened up at a campsite at inskip point in queensland nobody went down there, but a car, a caravan, a trailer and some tents did. police say nobody was hurt. ♪ listening post". among the stories, syria - television soldiers on. >> egypt - abdul fatah al-sisi intervenes finally in the case of the al jazeera 3. and the kremlin backed news channel in trouble with british broadcasting regulators once again. into

. >> university of queensland, brisbane, australia. >> university of maryland. >> are you republican?re you democrats? no. john: what are you? [shouting] [applause] >> and now, john stossel. [applause] john: i'm in washington, d.c.

the drought actually covers queensland, you could fit three times the united kingdom into queenslandeensland is drought, currently drought declared. so to give you some perspective, that's how bad the problem is. and these people's livelihoods and hopes and dreams and source of mechanic is being affected by what is a national disaster. so it's absolutely horrific. >> it r it has really cost you money, hasn't it? >> it has. owe owe i put it on facebook for 24 hours and we had almost 5,000 shares in the 24 hours. i came through with my word and personally donated $15,000, but now we've got a crowd funding site for everyone else to get onboard. because it's such a great cause. all we're asking is for $3 per person. so if everyone put in $3, then we could get something fabulous and really help a lot of people who are in dire need at this moment. >> edwina robinson, you're from a great part of the world. we thank you for being with us. we know you're in brisbane right now, but good stuff. >> thanks a bunch. >> a dispute over a red card got out of hand when a referee pulled out a gun. this

in queensland,on there is also some questions about the impact on water.e national australia bank mind,out funding that never asked for funding. obviously seeing the potential, they rejected before they were even asked. not consider the impact on a skank and an ornamental snake. kink and an ornamental snake. rishaad: paul allen their joining us from sydney. reigniteore talks to -- more talks to reunite families separated by the war of the 1960's. what does this mean in terms of inter-korean relations? it obviously means that leaders of these two countries want the tensions not to be revived for some time, and they want to pivot from tension to dialogue, because they have seen the crisis that basically happened on the korean peninsula last month. it was not really good for the markets, for kim jong-un maintaining his grip on power. to kim jong-un, he needs concentrate on the month's 70th anniversary of the founding of the workers party. he wants to do a big military parade and he wants to make that a highlight of his leadership, which is about four years yo

take a look at this part of a site in queensland, australia.now underwater thanks to a massive sinkhole that opened off a beach there. about 140 people were evacuated as the sinkhole swallowed a car, a caravan and camping gear. no one is missing or injured. but derek, my goodness, never seen something like that along beach. >> that's right, george. sinkholes happen across the world, in fact, every country is susceptible to sinkholes. it has to do with natural erosion that happens. eventually, you get that gradual removal of the bedrock that holds up the ground above. in this particular case, that would be sandstone along the coast there. but the groundwater gradually disofls. that carbonated -- it's carried away. all the remaining particles. eventually a void is formed and the sinkhole starts to form as well. we start to see the erosion like you saw there. by the way, this happens, in florida for instance we see it across the caribbean as well and noup in australia. nothing new. but certainly scary for the people in that area. >>> derek, thank

were forced to flee as a 700-foot long 30-feet hole opened up over the weekend at a camp site in queensland that mess is the r.v. they open to recover the other items when the tide is lower tomorrow. alison: wow! jonathan: on a serious note. people in taiwan are cleaning up and bracing themselves after the typhoon dujuan. it dumped 20 inches of rain in the mountains. and killed at least two people and injured 300 others. roughly 5,000 people forced to evacuate before it hit. typhoon dujuan weakened and is now passing over southeastern china. it has weakened considerably. alison: it may get interesting here. doug hill is watching what may happen with joaquin. doug: the tropical storm northeast of the bahamas. as the el goes on some may be closer to the washington area. if key to the storm is trying to guess where it will go in the next few days. all of these lines are different solutions for the track. they are all over the place! but many of them hint at the moisture to head to the midatlantic coast. it doesn't mean is it a done deal but this is something to watch closely because the weeken

they are some of the stories ahead >>> more than 1,000 homes have been destroyed by a pair of queensland fires raging in northern california. fire-fighters added more than 250 homes to the tally, and said several thousands structures remain in harm's way. both fires are contained and some forced to evacuate are return. the fires killed five, and charred almost 150,000 ache erts -- acres. >> frrd, tropical storm ida formed in the east atlantic. it's not expected to form a path, but forecasting the path of the storm is not easy. researchers in florida hope a state of the art simulator can change that. >> reporter: at the university of miami scientists have been studying hurricanes for decades. it's no stranger to deadly storms. now researchers have a tool in their arsenal that can change things. this vast tank is it the largest wind-water hurricane simulator. within minutes it generates power of winds and raging waves. researchers say it's the ability to study the interaction between the sea and the storm that make it potentially revolutionary. >> we'll learn things that are elite. we push

. >> university of queensland, brisbane, australia. >> university of maryland. >> are you republican?> no. >> are you democrats? no. john: what are you? [shouting] [applause] >> and now, john stossel. [applause] john: i'm in washington, d.c. this is the place that could use a lesson in liberty. we'll try to give them one because, i'm surrounded by students here, more than a thousand of them who traveled to join a conference called, students for liberty. because here in washington life is dominated by democrats, who want to take away our economic liberty, republicans who often want to take away our pennal liberty. there are a couple exceptions to that. one is congressman justin amash from mesh ban. [cheers and applause] -- michigan. he is unusual because he has an economics degree. he worries a lot about america's coming bankruptcy. we are probably going bankrupt. how many of you students think, when you're my age medicare will be here to pay for your heart problem? >> no. john: you're wise, i'm sorry. we will have spent all the money. but republicans are not talking about fixing it. a

the hole is already more than 300 feet long and park rangers in queensland say it could continue to grow because of the ocean currents. the sinkhole to give you an idea has already swallowed things like camping trailers, caravans, and tents, but luckily no one was hurt. >>> nasa is promising to solve a big mystery about the planet mars. the space agency tweeted out that tomorrow it will announce a major science finding about the red planet on nasa tv. nasa says a mystery has been solved but hasn't said what that some are speculating on social media it planet. >>> there was a very rare sight in the sky tonight. don't know if you caught that super moon the full moon was in its closest earth. the moon and all of that it was visible here on the east coast starting about an hour ago and it's the first time we've seen this in more than 30 years and it won't happen again until 2023. make sure you get a good look. >>> elise finch is here now with your exclusive cbs 2 forecast. >> things are interesting and it was an amazing sight but difficult for some folks to see. we'll talk about that in a se

. >> tony abbott has been caught out seemingly insulting a queensland soldier killed in afghanistan.d about the complications of the firefighter, this is his reaction. >> purchase abbott was then lost for words when confronted about his comments. >> look, a soldier has died. and you shouldn't be trying to turn this into a subsequent media circus. >> the soldier shouldn't, i shouldn't? >> you. >> i'm showing a vision of your reaction to his explanation about what happened on the day in the operation that in which mckinney was killed. how is that turning into a media circus? tell me, what's the context? if it's out of context, what's the context? you're not saying anything, tony. i've given you the response you deserve. >> damage control. now, this prime minister is a walking highlight reel. >> i just survive on around $400 a forth night after i pay my rent. i work on an adult six lines to make ends meet. >> canada probably has more involvement. >> no one however well changed however experienced is the suppository of all wisdom. >> we're not sure if that word means what you think it me

. >>> and a massive sinkhole opened up near a camping area in queensland, australia.00-foot wide, 10-foot deep sinkhole swallowed several vehicles and tents. incredible. >> that does it for us. our coverage continues from cnn in atlanta. >>> this is "cnn newsroom" live from los angeles. >> eye to eye, but as far apart as ever. the u.s. and russian presidents meet for the first time in years amid rising tensions over syria, i isis and eastern europe. >>> do the numbers add up? >> plus, water flowing water on mars and with that, the possibility grows that we are not alone. >>> hello, everybody. great to have you with us. we would like to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. >> "newsroom" l.a. starts right now.

colleagues in australia said it was pretty clear now the world's largest coal mines slated for queensland't going to be built. activists have been able to force every major bank on the planet to say they would not fund it. amy: what you make of president obama the first sitting u.s. president to go to the arctic, used it as a moment to address the issue of climate change to educate the united states and people around the world, and at the same time, he opened up the arctic to drilling. >> this is the one step 4, 1 step sideways, one step back and that we've seen so often. the president's rhetoric in alaska was truly great. he really understood what was going on. and that is a big change. you will remember the last presidential campaign, he did not even mention climate change, it was too scary of a topic. now he is talking about it and doing some things about it. but he is unable so far to break with the habit of giving the oil industry what it wants. and what it wanted this time was one of the stupidest things honored. look at shell oil. it watched as scientists said it happen as the arct

the 30 foot hole opened suddenly over the weekend in queensland.nd penetrating radar technology to try and determine what caused it. this happened at midnight. a bunch of people camping in the area are so lucky to be alive. they were evacuated, some 300 people. nobody was hurt, which is amazing. >> i feel they're too close to the edge. >> i agree. >> quite a sight. >>> senator rand paul is struggling in the polls. now, a new report says his presidential campaign is in trouble. rand paul joins us next with his response. ♪ (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care, follow that bright star. because brightstar care earns the same accreditation as the best hospitals. and brightstar care means an rn will customize a plan that evolves with mom's changing needs. (woman) because dad made us promise we'd keep mom at home. (vo) call 844-4-brightstar for your free home care planning guide. you totalled your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but