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bosnia protests taking place to let me carry a listing of media madagascar in cities across south africa and australia as well as south east asia wherever you are on the map watching r.t. international you can plot the latest action close to you r.t. dot com we've got live updates and latest images from those rallies. today with a look four hundred cities around the world are hosting mass rallies for fairness justice and free. follow million mask march on our g. and r t. dot com the big story that's getting momentum today the u.k. is operating a secret listening station within a stone's throw of the german parliament that's what the british newspaper the independent revealed. citing leaked documents mobile snowden the equipment housed on the u.k. embassy route could be intercepting phone calls and long distance communications across berlin is the worried peter all of us more on the latest spy exposure. it's a case of another day another case of allies spying on each other this time it's the turn of the british it seems these allegations in documents leaked by edward snowden suggest that on the roof of

is where it's been happening earlier people gathered on the streets too in cities across south africa australia and southeast asia you had online to r.t. dot com if you want to keep up with the live updates on the latest images from rallies across the world. today with a look four hundred cities around the world are hosting mass rallies for fearless just to. follow million mask march on our g. and r t. dot com reporting next tonight of the u.k. is operating a secret listening station within a stone's throw of the german parliament that's what the british newspaper the independent has revealed citing leaked documents from edward snowden the equipment housed on the u.k. embassy roof could be intercepting phone calls and long distance communications across berlin artie's peter oliver has more than on this latest spy exposure. it's a case of another day another case of allies spying on each other this time it's the turn of the british it seems these allegations in documents leaked by edward snowden suggest that on the roof of the british embassy here in berlin there was a on the roof listening post

. >> reporter: as the skaters are in the middle of a nine-month tour -- >> europe, asia, australia and south africa. >> you get to enjoy different environments and cultures. i probably know people from 53 different countries and probably been it over 50 different countries. >> the inner harbor is a great place to be, the food, the maryland crab. i also have a great time when i come to baltimore. >> reporter: with air travel so expensive, carrie has a word of advise. >> you don't need to go to disney because they come to your hometown. >>> all right. this weekend it's all greek to you. for three days you can chow down on home cooked baklavas, gyros and hear the music. it runs through sunday. >> always, always. >>> a lnldmark theater is open -- landmark theater is open again. >> a gunman opens fire on tsa agents at l.a.x. >> we introduced you to molly. tonight we'll plain those who buy it may not be buying it at all. >> less food on the tables of many. good evening. i'm kelly swoope long with jamie costello. we begin with the breaking news out of los angeles. a gunman opens fire at l.a.x. >> t

been spotted in bahrain as well massive demonstrations have already taken place in cities across australia south africa and southeast asia well you going to have to lie to r.t. to come our website for a lot of obviates and latest images from the rallies. today was in the four hundred cities around the world are hosting a mass rally for fairness justice three. million mask march on our g. and r t dot com the u.k. is operating a secret listening station within a stone's throw of the german parliament and that's what the british newspaper the independent has revealed siding leaked documents from edward snowden the equipment house down the u.k. embassy roof could be intercepting phone calls and long distance communications across berlin artist peter all over has more of the latest spy exposure. it's a case of another day another case of allies spying on each other this time it's the turn of the british it seems these allegations in documents leaked by edward snowden suggest that on the roof of the british embassy here in berlin just a short way away from where we are here at the ripley studios there

planes coming and going throughout the day, from countries, from the likes of new zealand, australia, malaysia, south korean planes have arrived and the netherlands. plenty of aid coming in here in the form of food, water, medical supply, items to make shelter for people who have been badly affected in the areas by typhoon typhoon haiyan, and things like water purification systems and generators. in those areas there is no running water, electricity and limited communication in the form of mobile phone signals in areas like tacloban city. so there has been a bit of a bottle neck in cebu, and in tacloban airport as well, getting it from these areas into the outlying places where the storms strike, but that also seems to be speeding up one week after the storm. still there are areas that have not seen any outside assistance. >> absolutely. the government has come under criticism, hasn't it for what some see as a slow response. on the other hand everyone recognises that this is a massive catastrophe. >> yes, the biggest storm possibly to strike land, so no one is under illusions in this was a massive di

routinely intercepts communications by nations friendly to the u.s., including japan, south korea, britain and australia, it does so using facilities in american embassies and military bases. >> translator: any act that could damage trust between friendly countries including us as allies is not desirable. we don't want to believe this kind of report. >> reporter: u.s. secretary of state john kerry admitted last thursday that his country's surveillance had gone too far in some cases. but he stressed many terrorist attacks were prevented as a result. criticism from inside and outside the u.s. is mounting every time a new snowden revelation appears. and still the international community waits for an explanation from the white house. nhk world. >>> an executive of japan's ruling party has suggested the government may not be able to chief its decontamination goal for areas near the crippled fukushima die which i nuclear plant. he hinted the government may need to review its target.which plant. he hinted the government may need to review its target. liberal democratic party cited a report submitted by the ato

research from the university of south australia says it takes children 90 seconds longer to run a mile. >> 90. >> than it did 30 years ago a. full minute-and-a-half. overall, heart fitness declined 9% for kids between the ages of 9 and 17. >> that's terrible. >>> new york daily news, a trend is emerging in cities across the country. it's known as the knockout game. the object is to target a random unsuspecting passerby and knock them unconscious with pun punch to their head. >> from behind. that's nice, jose. >> videos have been circulating showing attacks in new york city, washington, d.c. and st. louis. >> that's horrifying. look at the new york daily news, the watch used to determine jfk's time of death up for auction at christies. if 18 qarat watch is expected to sell for as much as $150,000. >> that's creepy. >> yeah. you know. come on. >> meanwhile, in the toronto "star" one show embattled toronto rob ford's tv show has been cancelled. >> what did he do? >> he got to get a tv show, he has to give it time to breathe. >> coordination featured ford and his councilman brother address

south. >> that's true, australia. >> so you want me to get a gun because i live in a black neighborhood in washington and i'm just telling you, the biggest danger would be that i'd shoot my old lady -- >> wow. >> or she'd shoot me. >> i don't believe that because you would take -- you're a responsible citizen so you would take firearm lessons. you would go shooting at the range and you'd enjoy it. it's a nice stress release. it's the male version of knitting. why am i even talking at this point? an nfl player walks away from the miami dolphins which is a team, not an actual group of dolphins, after reports he was bullied by his teammates. jonathan martin was a no show at the game last night against the bengals. but made the offensive tackle snap -- >> he's a nice guy. >> he's a nice guy. >> it's a school of dolphins. >>> last night, miami dolphins starting offensive lineman jonathan martin sat out the game. the reason, he was being bullied. when i first heard the story, my immediate reaction was the nfl style. but the details tell a completely different story. he was being hazed by his tea

aid is pledged from european countries, australia and the south-east asian neighbours of the philippinessome pledge in terms of money to go towards humanitarian organization, and others are sending medical missions as well as relief operators who have more advance the equipment to try to find survivors. >> thank you for that. marga ortigas live in manila. >> we'll get an update from our reporter in tacloban in around 10 minutes from now. to let you know typhoon haiyan is heading towards vietnam - half a million people there have been ordered to leave homes and move to safer ground. the storm lost some of its strength, but forecasters warn it will bring heavy rain and flooding. >> a 3-day strike begins in bangladesh. opposition is trying to force the opposition to resign. tension is high. vehicles have been set alight by protesters. >> a court in the maldives postponed a presidential run-off election until 16 november. no single candidate won an outright majority. the run-off pits the democratically elected president against the country's former ruler's brother. >> battles with foreign wo

markets saw profit-taking in out-performers such as media stocks, but hong kong, taiwan, south korea and australia all traded to the up side. and on to the big winner in japan, sharp shares jumped over 8% today to a seven-week high after reports that the company will supply china's zte with its power-saving displays. reports also suggest the company is in talks with apple to potentially provide other manufacturers display panels from its plant that currently supplies to the iphone maker. and moving on to china, reports say beijing is drafting new rules to crack down on shadow banking. the measures including taming the explosive growth in complex interbank transactions and some secret agreement guarantees are likely to be put in place early next year. and on the other hand, banking authorities also said beijing will loosen restrictions on small loan finance companies in order to increase private capital in the financial sector. and mainly in banks mostly under pressure in today's trade. so, that's a look out of asian markets. back to you, ross. >> all right, thanks for that, sixuan. catch you later

when the twenty eighteen world cup at the expense of rival bids from britain united states australia japan and south korea. he's the president set the laptop as soon as it was a mistake to war to some opponents you could tell and is now looking to take in the winter. the use of slave labor during stadium construction has also led to calls for the world cup to be what causes it or taken away from it that our rates are too stupid to the guardian's recent expose a field goal and point to me in maine the nepalese mike when walker is being enlisted to construct the venue. but doing so with little or no pay in scorching heat and in cramped and thirty living conditions. dozens of workers of the lights and swap again i. the i will. i go. i mean to me. gold. who are. i will the tsar. good thing. and. he did. the ac. i do. show. it all. you asked. a week . new new. says. i want like a charm. after the national communications commission announced that all high precision industry had planned to commence takes fourth generation mobile spectrum licences. chairman terry clark announced the establishment of the fou

marines to australia, our relations with south korea are better than they have ever been. the obama administration has done a good job of fortifying our relations with asia, china is the area isolated, not us. >> so if the chinese don't back down, to what extent would you be prepared to use military assets or to force our access to the areas the chinese claim are now their own. >> we should be talking to the chinese quietly and privately, but we should also be showing strength at the same time so we're negotiating from a position of strength. seems to me likely that's exactly what the obama administration is doing. >> so i imagine that you would be very proud of the obama administration. they are standing up. we are sticking with our friends in japan. we flew our military jets. are you going to give president obama his first atta boy? >> that's right except, they pretty much continued the bush administration policies. it's tough-minded, old-fashioned. hillary clinton was pretty tough. they're gone now. and i was in japan last week by pure chance. and they were worried, act

which we share important values and i'm talking about the united kingdom, canada, australia, new zealand, ireland, south africa, even israel, have long since moved to a system where the prosecution system is made by attorneys rather than commanders. in that sense we're not breaking new ground, in fact, we're catching up to other countries that are very much like us in terms of values. >> thank you to my guests. good to see you all. this brings the end of this edition of "inside story." until next time. i'm ray suarez. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. could it be the death of the filibuster? it has been around for two centuries and now democrats say they want to change the rules. >>> the family of an 85-year-old american veteran says he was pulled off of a plane in north korea and is being held against his will. >>> and a volcanic eruption creates an island in japan. ♪ >>> we

which we share important values and i'm talking about the united kingdom, canada, australia, new zealand, ireland, south africa, even israel, have long since moved to a system where the prosecution system is made by attorneys rather than commanders. in that sense we're not breaking new ground, in fact, we're catching up to other countries that are very much like us in terms of values. >> thank you to my guests. good to see you all. this brings the end of this edition of "inside story." until next time. i'm ray suarez.

fears of an early tapering capped gains in asia with south korea, australia, and some of these asianets ending in the red. in terms of big losers, the property developers led the losses. they raise the the downpayment for second home buyers from 60% to 70%. other real estate developers also set the brunt of the selling. but railway stocks outperformed our reports that we will kick off this year's second round of tenders for speed rail projects expected to purchase products worth nearly 60 billion. jinxi axle jumped almost 9%. electronics manufacturer hosiden ended up almost 4% down joompt sixuan, thank you very much. that's where we stand. daniel morris is joining us from tiaacref. post the jobs numbers on friday. have you changed your expectations for tapering? that is had a changed your thoughts on investment strategy? >> no, it hasn't changed our expectation even if we think it would be better if tapering would be better. if you think about say the political landscape between now and then particularly at the fed, you would expect that the fed wanted to be sure that economic growth

south pole begins with prince harry leading the team from britain. they are preparing for the trek at a nearby base in antarctica. teams from the u.s., canada, australiaising money for the various charities. they're expected to reach the south pole in mid-december as they will attempt to cover at least 9.5 miles a day with temperatures dropping as low as negative 49 degrees. >>> all right, well it's not negative 49 here. but 49. >> yes, 49ers. >> 49. i mean, just seeing the day. but it is still so cold. >> it is cold. >> it feels cold. rosemary is laughing at us right now. it's like 62 on the screen. that's better. >> you're right. if you're going to see them play today, it will be a great day for the football game. mostly sunny skies. generally right winds. and a little on the cooler side. but with the sunshine, it should feel just fine. 62 degrees, right about game time where we will spend most of the days in the upper 60s. if you're going out this morning to do some tailgating, it'll be a very cold start. oakland remaining in the 50s through about 10:00. and then by 11:00, upper 50s to the lower 60s in time for your lunch hour. extended forecast he

six internationals on to big wins for england, australia on saturday. south africa spring bo springbog in wales. later it's france against the world with champions new zealand. the nhl anaheim ducks keep their record intact. 6-2, scoring the first, the fires he has net his goals in his career. and the ducks have won all gamer games in california. >>> accusations of bullying. one of the team's star players have been suspended after allegedly abusing and racially threatening one of its players. >> it's a story that has everyone talking. >> and i honestly believe jonathan martin saw that personality, saw that overbearing, egotistical strong willed alfa male and said i do not feel comfortable being around guys like this. that. >> that alfa male is richie incognito who is accused of bullying jonathan martin, a young player who has left the team. martin has now launch league action. and to many football players past and present that's a betrayal of the sport's core values. >> we don't allow weakness, the players on the team are so taken back by it. this is what we

a survey by on a device which serve 4,000 android and i o s users in brazil, south africa out, indonesia and china. australiabillion bid for brain core, the new government rejected the american company's deal on grounds that takeover would go against the australian national interest and that is today's speed read. they timed it just right. tracy: take the credit. we are starting to get some early read on black friday sales and it is good news for apple and retailers like wal-mart. holiday sales start as early as thanksgiving day which is crazy, the holiday shopping season is the shortest since 2002, 27 days between thanksgiving and christmas. dave: could waiting for black friday be hurting retailers? joining us is principal analyst camera gafneed. it looks like everyone is doing well, natalie online retailers, you saw amazon jumping about wal-mart has come out with an incredible preliminary figures that makes it look very good. >> we looked at thanksgiving data, crunched data last night, we predicted it was going to be $1 billion day for the first time ever and it came in at $1.26 billion, beating all record

. >> we have companies from south africa to new zealand to australia to germany all coming in to louisiana. >> with expansion of this size, there is caution. can the state attract enough skilled workers? how safe is the development in an already fragile ecosystem? >> we need to have our eye on the environmental side of this and make sure that the environmental side is well protected as well and not do do things in a cavalier manner. >> what state where energy is king, money talks major dollars, billions of dollars, to develop and enhance and expand facilities. >> energy has driven boom and bust. the price is socially, environmentally and the good times roll. reserve, louisiana. >> joining us with sports with one of the biggest nights of college football in recent memory. >> good time to be at home in front of your t.v.s. plural. bcs standings cock affected tonight with two games featuring serious national title con tenders. as number 3 oregon visits stanford and baylor hosts oklahoma. they were staged on thursday nights 22 years ago. before todnight, there had only been 25 games total feat

>> we're going back to australia in february. and south africa for the first time. is that right? >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. that's exciting. >> it is. it's kind of a trip. you know? they invited me to go down for mandela's inauguration, but i didn't go. >> jimmy: no. >> no. it's like, he's out, he's out of prison, talk to him now. >> jimmy: i've done enough. i've done enough. what do you want me to do? >> i'm done. i'm done. i'm done. >> jimmy: and how long have you known bruce, you guys known each other? >> let's see. one, two, three -- >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> '65? >> jimmy: yeah. >> what is that, like -- i can't count that high. >> jimmy: 40 some years? you can't, yeah. >> yeah 45, years? >> jimmy: i have a picture here. see if you can recognize these two guys. look at that. that's bruce. look at this guy. look at that guy. oh my gosh. this is the '60s, huh? >> i look the same. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you look exactly the same. absolutely that's the same. absolutely same. i forgot how long your guys' hair was. you look like pearl jam. >> yeah, we

australia won the toss and put india up to bat. >> pakistan beat south africa in the second one day internationalffair five game series. this match is taking place in dubai. pakistan won the top and chose the first. and they made the most of the opportunity scoring 58. one of the increasing rare contributions to the bat. pakistan tot total didn't seem e enough. they were in top form and each taking three wick et ceter wicky were bol pole bowled out for 14. >> and that is all the sports for now. >> thank you very much. >> well it's a haunting sell operation to remember the -- ceo remember the spirits of the decreased. >> it's a legend that sends chills thank yo thank you mex t. a tale of what happened when this country was conquered by spain. it is resurrected on the banks where the empire once stood. one woman enslaved decide to kill her own children rather than give them up. frantic with guilt she drowns herself. she is an integral part of the mexican culture and we have all heard her stories se so she is t forgotten. when people hear her wail they are not frightened but try to understand her pa

api is easy listening concern not just in the us dollar in japan also in south korea took in a moment ago but also with australia where it's been that of a war of words between john ernest reticence establishment of his own last weekend australian's criticize the movie even some in the chinese ambassador in canberra. beijing responded by calling the street is be a bit irresponsible and mistaken. now australia's foreign minister julie bishop has sout to defuse the row by saying the differences on a noble thought of having ties to australia takes no sides in any territory to speak. have a real relationship continues and chinese and my huge thank you papa. we have been buried deep in most any guest at the time but the basic idea is that each side. the effort to raise concerns with each other. see how the us setting in b fifty two bomb was on monday in our japanese been a tree across the stone into the new and defense identification zone set up by china over the east china sea in the del not without informing china which basically goes against of that data to which upset by which this was established in the first pl

south korea's kospi ended higher by 2% and australia's asx 200 almost 1%. meanwhile, smfg clocked in strong gains. take a look at mainland insurers in hong kong. the company has the green light to issue 26 million convertible bonds in the mainland. shares rallied over 6% and other insurers gained over 3% today. back to you, ross. >> sixuan, for now, thank you. catch you later here in europe just over an hour and ten minutes into the trading day, having followed through with what's happened in the u.s. and japan, about five to four advancers outpacing decliners on the dow jones stoxx 600. right now, we're up another 20 points. the xetra dax is fairly flat as is the cac 40. the ftse mib down 0.75% at the moment. julius baer says its undermanagement group 31% in the first ten months of the year. the zero base group added that new money came in at the low end of a 4% target range. monte pasche vienna is blaming the environment after it posted a $518 million for the first nine months of the year. that is largely in line with expectations. but it faces a challeng

meanwhile, south korea's kospi positive 0.2%. australia ended higher, again, thanks to yellen's dovish remarks. and i do want to show you some chinese banks in the midland. mid sized lenders extended yesterday's sell-off. this comes after the central bank refrained from pumping liquidity into the money markets resulting in a net drain of funds for the second straight week. that's a look out of asian markets. back to you, ross. >>> still to come, will russian steelmakers bend as concerns grow for falling bland for chinese importers? we'll speak exclusively about their results at 10:40 cet. finally, we go live to new york. we'll discuss the unprecedented demand for art prices at 11:20. plenty more to come on "worldwide exchange." welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introd

south africa respectively. in the longer form of the game, australia have completed a crushing victory to win the test in bringsdon, always going to be a tall order for england's batsman that could manage 179, giving australia a 380 run, 381 run win. the next takes place on december 5th. it's not from the last couple of weeks. been preparing since losing the series a satisfactorying victory, will enjoy it. there is no doubt about it. so seven or eight days away from the second test match. england will come back harder and they have a lot of good players. it's going to be a tough test back. it's usually a pretty good wicket. you have to look at it is one loss. a 5-match test series. time to fight back. lost the first battle. stay strong as' unit. how he got about. trying to fight back. we have done it a lot, a lot of times in the past before. scored a try in the final seconds. the first team in the professional era to go through the entire year undefeated. agonizingly close to recording their first ever win against new zealand. there were up 22-7. the world champions came back. the final seconds. a retaken kick, ne

south korea's kospi lost. >> ground and australia's asx 200 outperformed its asian peers, helped by minersy as expected. peng an bank was sent tumbling ending higher by less than 1%. other lenders trimmed their early losses. there are hopes out there that the preferred shares program will help shore up banks' core capital. shares tanked over 10% forney san after they cut guidance on a slow down in the emerging markets and the major vehicle recall. investors put the brakes on other automakers, so a lot of on these auto stocks under some selling pressure today. that is a look at the asian markets. back to you, ross. >> thank you so much, indeed, for that. head of economic research at natixis management is in paris and joins us now. good to see you. how much of a cloud is the french economy under? >> well, we've had that as most of the european countries for 20140 have been downgraded in france. but provocation in spain and germany and for the euro area as a whole. so we're still in a week in the situation in europe. and in france maybe we've seen that for the manufacturing sector. so we aske

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south wales. if the deal is opposed on political grounds, we are sending a signal to agribusiness investors globally that australias not open for investment. >> foreign companies are big buyers of australian assets and lands. two cattle farms have been sold to indonesians. block the adm sale and you scare off a big chunk of the market. >> to refuse the application, i think, would be devastating for the message it sends to foreign investors. >> those supporting the sale say foreign owned companies will operate under australian laws, farmland and asset will remain in australia and risksers overstated. >> agriculture is a big chunk of australia economy. deals are scrutinized and farmers hold political sway. the graincorp sale is a test - will the government's free market credentials prevail or defer to junior partners and block the deal. >> police in costa rica arrested six suspected drug dealers d belonging to farc. 492 kilos of cocaine and guns were found in their possession. >> venezuela's president mad euro accused twitter of hacking his it twitter account. 6,000 of his followers disappeared from his feed, and he

south australian state border. he says there are plenty of upsides to logging on each day. when the founders of the school decided to take on australia'svast interior in 1951, they did so via radio. usedatellite internet is with an i.t. team to keep the system well oiled. teachers travel sometimes to kids that stay over while families make a long trip to town. >> the kids come in to school and they are very welcome to come in anytime they like. >> for the long periods in between, they step in to send materials back and forth. >> they do their work, they put it in here, and it goes back to the teacher. >> parents say the system works well. the computer technology -- next year head to boarding school but is not keen on the uniform. >> it is very red, isn't it. >> technical glitches

meanwhile, in south korea, the kospi down 1.6% and australia's asx 200 has its birthday in about sixwer by about 1.4%. chinese banks among the major drags because of the lack of details on china's financial reforms. we have a-shares on top and h-shares on the bottom row here. amid five lenders such as china merchant and pudong development bank tumbled near 3.5% today. but one sector joust performed, that's the military equipment and the defense sector. this after the third plenum boost said it will boost the country's national securities. these two companies both surged limit up by 10%. that's a look out of asian markets. back to you, ross. >> thanks for that. >>> the bank of england releases its quarterly inflation reports this morning. are you adjusting your thought when we might see rates gomg going up in the uk? >> not just the unemployment rate. i think the bank of england has to admit that the data has been stronger than they expected across the board. gdp has been stronger than expected. they might be bringing forward their guidance a little bit. but i think what we have to re

australia and the middle east. i don't know why i said that. we are in south africa and all over the world. it is great. who would have thought? >> i thought. i watch it. you know what is great? when you have them in a row it is like "law and order" where you would start watching and you would go i have to watch this one too. and then next thing you know my plans going to the gym are gone. i want to learn what it is like to be a pawnbroker. >> who is that person? >> who are these people? these are things that belong to me. that's me actually. >> where is my camera. this is a doll version of greg gutfeld. don't say actual size at home. if somebody walked in and said i have a doll version of greg gutfeld what could i get for this? >> here is how it is done. you come into the store and you say i have greg gutfeld. how much do you want for it? >> this guy is kind of famous and it is a one of a kind and $5,000. >> why? >> because when i am dead which could be in a few years because i am self-destructive. when i am dead i will sign the abs, but then $5,000. and also my brother is in the hospital, and my house

australia is running away with the match. 28-2 in the second half. >>> and south africa's cricketerse won the one-day international against pakistan. pakistan still win the series, 2-1. >>> the new york knicks have slumped to their eighth consecutive loss in the nba. they were beaten 97-95 by the denver nuggets on friday. nuggets in comparison posting an eighth straight win. the knicks on their worst losing streak in almost four years. there was a dramatic finish between oklahoma and the golden state warriors. sank three points in the final second of overtime to give the thunder 113-112 victory. >>> the boston bruins have maintained their lead at the top of the nhl conference with their 3-2 win over the new york rangers. boston came back from a goal down to tie the match at 2-2, but then the score from their captain, who fired in the shot with five seconds left on the clock to snatch history. >>> well, he doesn't quite fit the profile of a snooker player, but this four-year-old has become the internet sensation. his father puts him through three hours of training every day. >> all ri

a flat session for south korea's kospi while samsung's dividend hike plan failed to impress investors and tumbled over 2%. australia's asx the 00 ended the session on a flat note. let's take a look at the tech space in taiwan. acer reported a worse than expected q3 net loss. it's restructuring, bringing in a new ceo and cutting 70% of its head count. and taiwan's htc is looking to lower costs. shares in contrast gained almost 4% today. that's a look at asian markets. back to you, ross. >> sixuan, thank you. advancers outpacing decliners around about 7 to 2. yesterday, the ft. if it is was down some 16 points. we've run through the earnings and that's the focus. the ftse is fairly flat. we've got industrial figures coming out in the uk in around about 22 minutes. the xetra dax is up 0.25%. the cac 40 is up 0.6% and the ftse mib down fairly well@up 0.7%. pirelli helping out there. u.s. treasury markets today, higher than where we were yesterday. we did see on the ism manufacturing component, an increase in the employment, a better figure than we thought suggested that businesses went through the shutdown of the u.s. go

south carolina, thought to never been seen again. but earlier this month, she surfaced in queensland, australia, alive and living a seemingly normal life. only now, as samantha, living with her mother, dorothy barnett, the alleged kidnapper. >> the father/husband, came to the police department to report that his child had been abducted or kidnapped. >> reporter: in 1994, savanna todd was stuck in the middle of her parents' bitter divorce. a judge granted benjamin todd full custody. >> he was worried once the child got out of the country, he would never see her again. >> reporter: according to court documents, this was not barnett's first attempt to kidnap baby savanna. barnett has been arrested by australian federal police and now faces extradition back to the united states. if convicted, she will serve up to 23 years for prison for international parental kidnapping and two counts of falsified passport applications. it took cooperation from u.s., federal and australian law enforcement to track down and nap barnett, who was living under a different name. she has been denied bail in australia, pending her return to the u.s. dan? >> incre

south west is giving those passengers 200 dollar voucher for the scare. >> well out cry in australiaing company to pay for the damage that one of the big rig caused in a tunnel in sydney today. check this out. front container on the truck was raised and then dragged across the roof of the tunnel sending debris everywhereÑçç. reports say the driver accidentally activated the truck tipping mechanism when he leaned down to pick up his glasses. >> idiot when i do this have got to the acknowledge that they are not only stop their own truck but they disadvantage the whole city. >> video cap take your the container slowly rising approaching the tunnel. traffic was just backed up for hours as a result. >> coming up next. over coming adverse. >> meet the bay area student who is not letting her disability stop her from dancing. not by any means. 7 news at 9:00 back would you rather have spoons for hands or elbows for ears? i'd rather have food. [gasp] let's make a late night foody call and get - my munchie meal with the new hella - peño burger. it's loaded with sliced and stuffed jalapeños, m

australia can barely be seen, the sydney bridge and the opera house. risen to levels have 15 times above normal. more than 15 forest fires are burning in new southales. people in parts of northern treated to a stunning spectacle yesterday. three sonuns could be seen in te sky, the real sun wsas surrounded by two. happens whenusion ice crystals create high clouds that reflect the sunlight. that is all for this edition of the journal. join us again at the top of the hour for more news and updates. ♪ >> had forrester andrzej as palmer is conducting an experiment for his guests. gather around closer, he says. and then, everyone crouched down. little trees, all we are all spruce saplings together. we all want to grow and because we are trees, we don't just want to go up, we want to spread our branches. you can see how tight it gets. number one, in nature, the stronger one prevails, always. the problem here is to many spruces and too few silver spurs. the forrester explains the benefits. you see what a fat route this is. this shows that these trees can reach more different minerals in the ground with different water reserves in the summer, making them

south korea's kospi lost 1.2% with heavyweight samsung tumbling 2%. australialosing streak ending down by 0.4%. let's check on sectors in china continue to go be driven by recent reforms. this includes agricultural stocks boosted by those land reform hopes. telcos surged after, of course, news 4g licenses will be issued by year-end. there were reports that beijing may soon set up a national network of housing information. the registration system is one more step towards housing transparency. the big players tumbled from 3% to 4% in today's trade. that's a look at asian markets. back to you, ross. >> thank you, sixuan. have a good evening in singapore. >>> minutes from last month's fed meeting showed members agreed that they could start tapering their bond buying program in the coming months if the u.s. job market continues to improve. they considered slowing purchases even if there's no clear evidence of strengthening. most fed watches think a december taper is unlikely, but january is coming into play. the minutes show the fed wrestling with house communiques

they could only handle 179 and handing australia a win the next test starts in adelaide on december 1st. currently 154 for three and that south is hosting pakistan at the moment. the visitors won the toss and they are batting first and they will stay and claim the early wickets and pakistan is now on 74-for-3 in the 24th over. >> the lead at the top of the germany's com comprehensive vic. he scored on the return. and thomas miller's goals made it 3-nil. and it's been over sings since february 2010. >> the gap looked wide as they scored a com a combined total o6 goals. and six of them came in in the same place. garr segarcia was sending them r way. david scored a couple and there was time for o avon to come off the bench. they put five goals past them and leading 1 unti 1-nil after e break. they all scored and they will city third and re untirenaldo he substituted because of a hamstring injury. barcelona beat grenada. and the run up and it is 2-nil lead at half time. they have a six point lead now. now.and having played one game more. the performance eu6 of the day. hscored. the final details 4-3. i will turn to the top of the

australia, $10 million each. japan is also sending 1,000 troops to the scene and what is likely tokyo's biggest post world war ii deployment. south korea and canada $5 million em. indonesia $2 million. mexico $1 million. lesser cash rich nations are sending relief supplies. but there was one notable exception in this international outpouring. china. a neighbor to the philippines and the world's second largest economy. china initially pledged only $100,000 in relief. plus another $100,000 to its red cross. the donation reflected china's soured relations with the philippines. the two have been over disputes where asian nations are vying to explore for energy. china's typhoon donation in the philippines was also noted within china. by even its own global times newspaper quote, china has a responsible power should participate in relief operations to assist the nabbing country no matter whether it is friendly or not, unquote. china upped the donation from $100,000 to $1.6 million. >> on friday, the official death toll from the hurricane was reported to be 3,621 killed and that number is expected to rise. question, is china wise to tem