took place in northern portions of queensland on tuesday. we do have a low pressure system that is ushering unstable weather. more rainfall just in the next 24 to 48, possibly 72 hours. up to 400 millimeters of rainfall as we extend that forecast out toward the end of the week. so, be prepared for some heavier rainfall and this rainfall again lasting through at least friday for cairns and the other areas a bit drier for friday. wrapping up in east asia, the high pressure is bringing in very warm conditions over japan. we are expecting sunny skies. already saw a high of around 14 degrees in tokyo on tuesday. looking similar for wednesday and near 20 degrees for thursday and friday. hope you have a good day wherever you are, here's your extended outlook. >>> and that was the news and weather from our studios here in tokyo. send your comments and thoughts to us. logon to the nhk world website and click contact us.55ñññ1 molly: you are watching "france 24." beginsdlines -- russia to pull out forces from syria. it is time with a fresh round of sy

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. >>> in queensland, australia, the sport of surfing has gone to the dogs. these brave pups had their safety jackets on. they're doing pretty well. you might be asking why would anybody do this to their pet? we don't really know. but the people running the event say it was all for fun. looks like fun. he doesn't know what to do. we had to show you anyway. >> part of the sportscast. >> perfect segue. with peyton, right? >> what a great transition to peyton. >> the sheriff is ready to call it quits. as expected, peyton manning is set to refire tire after 18 seasons in the nfl. he has called a news conference tomorrow in denver. he is an a five-time mvp. he will retire as the all-time leader with 539 touchdown passes. and he topped off his hall of fame career with a second super bowl title last month. >>> it was a classic game and a classic vie rivalry at the garden as the rangers and islanders hooked up at msg. 20 minute, including two by johnny boychuk. the rangers tie things up. derick broussard, his 23rd of the year, with under 90 seconds to play, casey sue

eventually in the next week, this could reform as it moves off the coastline of queensland. ongoing we're going to be watching for several days now. >>> eastern asia, really high pressure dominating most of the korean peninsula, morning hours, you may have noticed, rather chilli out there, that's because of the clear skies, all the heat that building up during the day on tuesday. just kind of went up into the atmosphere, but as we go ahead through the rest of your wednesday, sunny skies previal, but warm back up. tokyo at 14, shanghai, getting up to 17 there on your wednesday. all right, i'll leave you with the extended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. narrator: this week, "global 3000" is in ethiopia, where we're watching globalization at work. we're looking into why chinese companies are relocating production here. and we'll be finding out how farmers in cambodia are responding to climate change and how that affects the rare sarus crane. but first, we go to brazil. a country already r

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queensland couple filmed the moment in brisbane.t clearly greg is going to need to stop hanging out with these. >> adorable but incredible flatulence, can't let him in the house. it's horrible. >> you have to be a better example for the koalas. >> nicely done. >> all right. >>> set your dvrs, so you never miss an ep society of the five. that's it for us. special report is up next. >>> i'm bret baier in washington, this is a fox news alert, the justice department says the fbi has successfully accessed the information on a cell phone belonging to one of the terrorists from the san bernardino shootings. the government has asked a california judge to vacate her order compelling apple to assist in the action. >>> two radicalized muslims killed 14 people during a holiday luncheon in guess in that case. >>> you're looking live at the u.s. capitol behind me, about 3 and a half hours ago, gunshots were

. >>> patricia sabga live in queensland, thank you. >> in germany, and an anti-immigrant party had big wins in several elections, a t setback for german chancellor angela merkel, who faced intense criticism since opening borders to a million refugees. evander kane reports. >> these are supporters of the right win populist party. it's become the focal point for opposition to angela merkel's refugee policies. sunday, that opposition brought it electoral success across germany. the high point was here. >> translation: results are fantastic across the board. we have the top result here. >> translation: understanding. the route is an obligation to take the voices of voters seriously and talk straight to the parliament. >> reporter: the problem is no matter how successful here and across germany on sunday, no other main party is prepared to work with them in coalition. so they will not enter government. which means the vote they have received is just a protest vote against the policies of the coalition government. >> for the ruling c.d.u. there was consolation in remaining the largest party.

. >> while you eat that, we'll show you video of a bull, makes a grand escape in queensland and charges onto the field at players. what do you do? obviously you call off game. it's walking around this woodland area and picks up speed. tried for that goal. oh, my gosh. it gets dangerously close into now we know how the new york soccer team got its name, the red bulls. >> that is a little scary. >> it is scary. isn't it? >> so something cute. you know whenever you have a dog and you go away for ten days, you want to get somebody to dog sit because it's cheaper than taking it to one of the doggie hotels, that's what this couple did. they sent -- so their bulldog and they wanted like a day lividio of their boxer actually. >> yeah. >> sent to them. well, the person who was dog sitting decided every day they would dress up the little dog there in different outif is and zipped these videos. >> look at that. >> to the owner. so. >> wow. that's so cute. >> just got posted over the last there's been quite a few views. throughout the dog does not look happy. >> whether he the dog's owners leave th

we're from north queensland where it's warm right now. >> reporter: there was a high surf advisory and a high wind advisory in effect. >> it's really bad right now. >> reporter: near ocean beach, people struggled with their umbrellas following yesterday's system where trees toppled and snapped. a tree knocked out power lines to a neighborhood. pge says 118 customers were without power. that's down to three. in san francisco, pg&e's emergency operation center is open. one key is the meteorology department. >> they basically guide us as to where we're going to need resources where. do we anticipate having outages due to weather impacts. so we in advance of that weather system coming through, we go ahead and move the resources to the location so that we're prepared. >> reporter: near 17th and folsom, the fspuc installed temporary flood barriers to keep the water out. one worker told us it seems to be holding. on the streets it didn't stop. >> i like the rain. it's been pouring. >> reporter: and there is standing water out there on the roads that could possibly stick around for the morning

. >>> kangaroo, a little kangaroo down in queensland. you won't believe the snack he likes to eat. take a look at this one. toilet paper and shorts. >> you're not supposed to be eating the toilet paper. >> this is not used. >> that's a good point. this is matilda from the australian bat clinic and wildlife trauma center. the caretaker says that's her favorite snack. >> all right. feed that kangaroo. let's talk about feeding something. this is competitive eater matt stony who decided he was going to try to break a record and eat 200 marshmallow peoples. >> wow? >> in one sitting. >> good idea. >> it sounds like a great idea. some 5600 calories. many times he seems as if he wasn't going to do and finally he does it. >> are you going to try and beat it? we know kendis does not eat sugar on the show. how many can you fit in your mouth? >> i'm going to just put one in >>> this >>> this morning on "world news now," vicious attack. terrorists target christians celebrating easter. the dozens dead and the anger and grief felt worldwide. >> powerful storms, the hail that looked like snow and

this particular headline is coming from queensland, australia.ing. dagger to europe's heart as you can see. and another one from spain. euroterror. the entire world is feeling the impact of this. many of the american newspapers, as well, printing out some of these headlines. >> also social media. there were facebook pages, they reactivated the safe page where you can click and notify you're safe. also an image, a cartoon that tweeted around from the french paper "le mond." it's been retweeted tens of hundreds of thousands of times. you see the dates of the paris attack and the brussels attack. >> 13th of november and 22nd of march. some celebrities i've noticed on my instagram feed have been sending out that image as well. another newspaper here, this one coming from poland, saying translation here, we are all brussels, and, in fact, a lot of people are saying that as well this morning. and you were mentioning there was something really striking, an image of refugees we got as well. >> yeah, a pretty striking image. i hope we have that one. this

this is queensland, australia. it was halftime. by the way, nobody was hurt.en the bulls since. all right. stock time. look at it. up 120%. why would that be? okay. gw farmar has a cannabis -based drug which has been successful in treating epilepsy. donald trump rally in chicago. canceled. we have our evangelical friend. can i call you back, robert? >> absolutely. stuart: a lot of people are upset. how do you react to it? >> let's be clear about what was happening. these were not spontaneous, peaceful protest. this was an organized group viewed limiting and restrict his first amendment rights. i do not think that americans like that. those people are usually the most intolerant people when it comes to ideas that they disagree with. the same people that want to restrict elliptical speech, also want to restrict religious speech they find offense of. christianity is billed on all kinds of politically incorrect believes, at least based on today's culture. stuart: you have been carson endorsing donald trump. trump's response was not to turn the other cheek did bern