>>roche: the damage has been done and we believe that queensland will fall up short by about 30 million tons of coal production, that's about 5 billion dollars that goes missing this financial year. we've been tracking the status of exports and the latest figures we've seen show that we're 30 percent below the same time of last year... so for the year as a whole, we're hoping we can hold it to a loss of about 15 percent >>reporter: the good news is that all the ports have been opened and that the rail infrastructure isback on track but there is still a problem with what to do with water pumped from the mines >>roche: three out of every four coal mines in queensland, that's nearly 60 of them, have special approvals to discharge water... that's helping. but for many mines it'll be a case of building small dams, investing in other infrastructure, perhaps even investing in treatment plants to clean the water up to a status that will allow them to safely discharge it into the environment... so that's the challenge >>reporter: another big earner for queensland is tourism, employing 10 percent

experiencing the heebie jeebies a little bit nervousness there is china tell us what's on china's mind roche says chinese officials appalled by impasse on raising the debt ceiling so this is something that you and i have talked about is the banana republic in ization of america that's the thing that is concerning china it's not. the debt ceiling was always going to be raised that's that's never really going to be an issue because at the end of the day has to be raised because it's or it's just paying for what congress has already ordered this is spending that congress has already spent they're the ones that were ordered the administration to spend this money and that was the debt ceiling but they're concerned about according to stephen roach who's in non-executive chairman of morgan stanley asia he cited an unnamed chinese policy maker saying in mid july that we understand politics but your government's continued recklessness is astonishing well yeah absolutely but we have in the washington d.c. is a repudiation of the two thousand and eight election there are a lot of folks in washington th

twenty to twenty nine times more radiation has been emitted from fukushima than the roche i'm about i mean this horrified the japanese made the japanese press this is a big deal in japan i didn't see it mentioned in a single newspaper in the united states right is so is the blackout i'm here or there or in both places it's a global nuclear industry that can control the airwaves the media and it you know really were really dependent upon in the media right now like your program like what's on the blogs what's coming up on you tube you know this is where news on fukushima breaks first the just just to clarify in the last minute we have here. in china syndrome like we're apparently seeing right now in fukushima nuclear reactor their nuclear core melts through the through the reactor vessel melts through that cement underneath it melts into the ground and if it was in say nevada it would be no big deal it would end up in the dirt someplace buried forever but if it hits a water table it explodes out isn't it true that pretty much every nuclear power plant in america or in the world for tha

to say many people have concerns including the government and in fact republican congressman thomas roche has called on the f.t.c. to require all advertising networks to disclose what they do and even brings up the possibility of requiring those companies to explain under oath their practices now i think is a step in the right direction but i have to say i do worry that until internet users fight back against the intrusion of their privacy in the same way that they fight against solicitor phone calls interrupting their dinner well we're going to have to continue to see internet companies hoarding our personal data without any recourse. now think of a few of the foiled terrorist plots that we've spoken about before on the show the newburgh for the portland christmas tree bomber or the new york subway bombing plot they all have one of very big elements in common they were sting operations cases where f.b.i. informants it worked with the convicted or accused cases the f.b.i. labeled as a success but which others might call entrapment and it makes you wonder if since nine eleven when the bure

muni protocol is for drivers to be told which roche to take in this type of situation in libya, rebelse stormed the compound of moammar gadhafi. it is the collapse of his 42 year reign over libya, the whereabouts of he and his family is still unknown. growing frustration and the demands, anonymous is promising yet another protest against park. the on-line active this group also calls for changes. we have team coverage of the part protest included in the cab what anonymous ones from bart in exchange for an end to the demonstrations and reaction from we report passengers. >> i think it is stupid because it in the ropes the commute going home. if it in trucks people's lives. >> on they said that protesters must remain outside of the fare gates. monday night's protest resulted in at least 40 arrests. two stations, civic center and how will experience closures on and off throughout the evening but no train delays compared that to forestation shutdown during a previous protest on august 16th. and the 96 trains knocked off schedule during july. and they say the agency is taking the appropriat

. >> zelboraf was codeveloped by roche's genentech unit based in south san francisco and will be available in two weeks. six-month course of zelboraf will cost $56,000. >>> our time is 5:57. just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. -- new number one ranking for tiger woods. but this is probably not the list he wants to top. >> i'm sure. >> and they increased student fees twice to help balance the budget. why is the u.c. system handing out raises to employees? some people are asking that question and we have the answer coming up. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san rafael where the stretch of 580 closed since yesterday morning has been reopened because of an innovative way that the san rafael police came up to minimize threat to drivers from a man with a gun holed up in a hotel. story coming up in a live report. @a@aytwcwcwcwcwcwcwcwcwcú

but it is mostly in the roche. these are very low income jobs, low-wage jobs. one out of every four texans has health care. 20% of texans live in poverty. half of the kids in texas live in poverty. >> that's not what rick perry has. with the nation, all these details you talk about, it does not translate. all of the scribes will designate him as the governor running the most successful campaign. >> the others in iowa, how are they doing? michele bachmann, for example,? >> that romney just had kind of a toe touch there. he came in, shook a few hands, then took off. better than four years ago, but very stiff. bockman, she killed them. she has about four talking points. obama is a one term president. the other day she said she's going to bring gasoline prices down to $2. >> that's what she said. >> she didn't have a plan, but she said she would do it. >> meanwhile, president obama is tooling around the same neighborhood a little bit north of the million dollar plus talking about the economy. his approval ratings -- is there a subbasement? cynic 39% right now. >> h

. >> zelboraf was co-developed by the roche genentech unit in south san francisco.l be available in two weeks. six-month course of zelboraf costs $56,000. >>> 6:53 right now. recapping the top stories this morning. standoff between the gunman and police at a san rafael hotel continues but the authorities did reopen interstate 580 over night. >> abc7's terry mcsweeney is live at the extended stay hotel with the latest. >> a lot of police activity this morning, as there has been for 10:30 yesterday morning when the hostage situation began. might be able to see police officers behind us. spokesman for the san rafael p.d. coming over to give us an update on this. threat to drivers on 580 is over. it's open and take a look at the way that san rafael p.d. came up to make that happen. they brought in a crane. lowered down a big sheet of metal over the window, where the gunman was overlooking 580. the san rafael police say this man who they are not identifying fired a gun yesterday. fired a shot yesterday morning from the second floor hotel room. it might have been toward 5

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never officially charged marman but "colorofchange" says his arrest was a clear case of roche profiling. they point to the fact that just a couple of days after marman's arrest, a white man was allowed to fly off:/on a u.s. airways flight wearing women's lingerie. u.s. airways said he wasn't arrested because of the sagging pants but because he refused to follow direction and was resisting arrest. they have not responded to the claims about racial profiling. so it will be interesting to see how they respond today when marman's family, naacp and colorofchange all arrive here and deliver those signatures. >> sounds like they are one step closer to a courtroom. kristy seifkin at sfo, thank you. >>>5:06 a beautiful week. >> afternoons have been really nice, lawrence. and then they turn. >> dare i say it is starting to feel like fall. i noticed some of the leaves on the trees in my backyard coming down and i can't believe it. that's generally the best time of weather and the bay area. today we are starting out with low clouds and fog onshore but that's going to break up reveal lots of sunshin

i want to tell you about general roche rambo. one of his first acts being appointed general in charge of the haitian revolution was to go to cuba and there he purchased a pack of bloodhounds trained to eat human flesh. they were the size of small horses and the war against the haitian slaves can only be won by extermination and only if we kill every slave on the island can we ensure that france will return to sovereignty on that island. so he brings in these bloodhound's trained to eat human flesh and they help in exterminating the rebels. unfortunately for him, and the french and haitian rebels with additional dogs have terrible color vision. after eating several french soldiers he canceled the experiment. this should give you some hint that what the environment was like, the level of violence and what it meant when he said we prefer to be exterminated rather than lose our place as one of the world's free people. what does this have to do with louisiana? note:didn't that the louisiana purchase happened the same year and finally

. >> ann roche, producer for cnn, lower manhattan.e just looking it at the very he interesting picture, that one there, as you watch what looks like the clouds whipping past what must be a camera on a tall been. >> do we know where that's coming from, guys? >> i was going to say the empire state building. just a fascinating look at the weather, only you can get a perspective in new york city. again, you have to be very concerned about the weather that's moving in, but you can't help but also be amazing to look at it, especially as it impacts that huge urban center. really neat pictures. >> you mentioned all the high-rises and the winds. i mean, you think about -- it's like a vacuum, you know, as the wind increases and goes in between those high buildings and lowers the pressure, that's exactly what it cause all of those windows to pop out. that's why, big reason why, the mayor is taking those precautions in various areas as well, not just the flooding we've talked about, from the subway system to parts where ann was showing us, but al

under democratic presidents, democratic democratic how senate democratic senate the basic tenets of roche's horrendous trickle-down economic theory disagreement was laying the groundwork for more bad decisions in the future. unfortunately, i was absolutely right and that takes us to the rhine republican budget of today. second, more tax breaks for the very rich is only one symptom of an economic and political system that is grotesquely failing the average american. the simple reality is the middle class of america is collapsing. poverty is increasing and the gap between the wealthiest people and everyone else is getting wider. how did this happen? why did it happen? what can we do about it? these are issues that had to be talked about and talked about in a way that is not often heard in washington. over the 20 years i had served in the house in the senate i had examined these issues. issues far too often ignored by the corporate media and i colleagues in congress. from a wide variety of perspectives. now was an excellent opportunity to bring them together and to make the connections. what d

under democratic presidents, democratic democratic how senate democratic senate the basic tenets of roche's horrendous trickle-down economic theory disagreement was laying the groundwork for more bad decisions in the future. unfortunately, i was absolutely right and that takes us to the rhine republican budget of today. second, more tax breaks for the very rich is only one symptom of an economic and political system that is grotesquely failing the average american. the simple reality is the middle class of america is collapsing. poverty is increasing and the gap between the wealthiest people and everyone else is getting wider. how did this happen? why did it happen? what can we do about it? these are issues that had to be talked about and talked about in a way that is not often heard in washington. over the 20 years i had served in the house in the senate i had examined these issues. issues far too often ignored by the corporate media and i colleagues in congress. from a wide variety of perspectives. now was an excellent opportunity to bring them together and to make the connections. what d

under democratic presidents, democratic democratic how senate democratic senate the basic tenets of roche's horrendous trickle-down economic theory disagreement was laying the groundwork for more bad decisions in the future. unfortunately, i was absolutely right and that takes us to the rhine republican budget of today. second, more tax breaks for the very rich is only one symptom of an economic and political system that is grotesquely failing the average american. the simple reality is the middle class of america is collapsing. poverty is increasing and the gap between the wealthiest people and everyone else is getting wider. how did this happen? why did it happen? what can we do about it? these are issues that had to be talked about and talked about in a way that is not often heard in washington. over the 20 years i had served in the house in the senate i had examined these issues. issues far too often ignored by the corporate media and i colleagues in congress. from a wide variety of perspectives. now was an excellent opportunity to bring them together and to make the connections. what d