juveniles and babies quite small all the way through the life cycles to the really big guys down in south australia and having to actually get in a cage with them because they are too dangerous to be with without a cage. >> it airs saturday, august 16th at 9:00 p.m. on discovery. >>> this dog is a good girl according to the owners, but there's one thing she does not like. walking across a suspension bridge. >> come on, you can do it, girl. you can do it. >> scared of heights, not the bridge. it's the falling off potential. >> i don't know if she's afraid of heights because the dog likes hiking. >> oh, that's a good girl. >> again, the suspension bridge, not steady under the feet. >> you can't help but laugh a bit. the dog's walking funny, like, oh, oh. >> i'm sad. the dog is scared. >> funny thing is, you'd walk the same way. >> if you could get me to walk across it. >>> what i love here is the bab bab ba baby's reaction. i'm i'm going to share this food. this makes the baby a little upset. oh, wow. give you a piece of my good snack, and you lick it and not eat it? this baby was mad because the sna

south. australia down 1.36%. japan's nikkei lost 1.3%.ong kong, down nearly three-quarters of a percent. >> on wall street, thursday's session, one investors want to forget. the dow down 1.88%. nasdaq and s&p 500 fell sharply over worries of argentina and disappointing report from manufacturing. >>> argentina's default, happened after buenos aires, a judge who mediated the dispute railed in favor of creditors and said argentina must repay them before paying others. >> the country's president had only defiant words to express ther thoughts. >> translator: in the default, now they created a new one, the selective default. a credit rating agency that does not exist. the only causes for default are itemized on the bonds in the very title, in the very contract, and the impossibility of collecting the debt is not showing as a reason for default, because default is not to pay, but to obstruct someone to collect the debt is not default. i told them they have to come up with a new word. >> analysts say a curran see devaluation is a real possibilit

such an extraordinary inspiration when i speak whether in england or in germany or france or australia, south america. people say, oh, new york, los angeles, chicago. i mean, they feel -- they want to experience that admiration to american culture. and actually, american foreign policy is more and more -- especially with obama administration, how -- how just people's heads come up, people's chins, when they speak about our president. it's really very proud. >> i want to go back to something you said a moment ago about young people you work with, and you meant young in experience and also in terms of age, just people that want to see their artistic efforts burst and grow. but i want to talk specifically about the really young people. those who are school age, and what you make of the fact, and what you ultimately think the price will be that we will pay as a nation, for not exposing these young people to the arts in the way that you were as a child in russia. we talked about earlier the fact that you were reading chekhov and were exposed to great art as a child. i fear personally personally th

it is 7:30 in hong kong, 30 minutes away from the open of trading in japan, south korea, and australiau are watching "first up." deepening gloom in australia. the misery index is at its highest since 2008. part of the reason? the commodities boom is pronounced over. going small pays off. china vanke enjoys its best first-half ever. good morning to you. i am angie lau. let's check on markets this morning. new zealand unchanged. it opened fractionally higher, but stock index futures are climbing. the new zealand dollar spot is at 84 u.s. cents. less than half an hour from now, let's head over -- the open is less than half an hour from now. futures in chicago pointing to a higher open after ukraine and russia met for talks and kurdish forces made gains against insurgent forces in iraq. the dollar-yen is weakening off of the safe haven play of last week. leak -- luck may be running out for australia. it's misery index is at its highest since the -- its misery index is at its highest since the financial crisis. paul allen, why all the doom and gloom there? >> it is the perfect day to be tal

we are taking a look ahead to the opens in japan, south korea, and australia. are here to tell us what stocks to keep an eye on. no stunt doubles today. we have the real ones. [laughter] >> that was a good one. in japan, down, down, down. earnings were out on friday, very impressive. sales and trading profit, net income up 14 times. the company, property-based. it developed and rents commercial buildings and real estate buildings. it also operates golf resorts. pretty relaxing places. they are looking at one of their projects in japan. >> you should go visit. >> we should go on a golf weekend. >> for research. i could learn how to play. >> i will drive the cart. what have you got? >> i'm going to talk about silicon wafer's. a major player in the semiconductor business. wafenufactures way for -- rs. beating estimates. sales and profits ahead of expectations. shares are up about 12% over the past year. the stock year to date has seen a bit of downside with market moves to the downside we've seen generally in tokyo. this is one to watch as japan gets underway. >>

the deputy prime minister says new information says the jet may have turned south earlier than was not. australia, china and malaysia are to strengthen their search. it is the biggest mystery in modern aviation history. is expected toch start next month. ministers haveor again expressed their determination to find the missing airline. the deputy prime minister said he was cautiously optimistic. >> they are equipped with wide scan sonar. multibeam echo sounders, video cameras. the high-resolution search is a priority and expected to take about 12 months to complete. >> efforts to explain the disappearance of flight 370 is now focused on the southern part of the original search area. it was scoured by aircraft and ships. it will enter a mysterious deep-sea world far from the coast of the is trillion city. , aanalysis of recent work sound the parts of the indian ocean are up to 1.5 kilometers more than previously thought. 239 passengers and crew. >> the fbi is investigating reports of russian hackers launching what appears to be a core dated attack on the computer networks of some american banks, in

the deputy prime minister says new information says the jet may have turned south earlier than was not. australia, china and malaysia are to strengthen their search. it is the biggest mystery in modern aviation history. is expected toch start next month. ministers haveor again expressed their determination to find the missing airline. the deputy prime minister said he was cautiously optimistic. >> they are equipped with wide scan sonar. multibeam echo sounders, video cameras. the high-resolution search is a priority and expected to take about 12 months to complete. >> efforts to explain the disappearance of flight 370 is now focused on the southern part of the original search area. it was scoured by aircraft and ships. it will enter a mysterious deep-sea world far from the coast of the is trillion city. , aanalysis of recent work sound the parts of the indian ocean are up to 1.5 kilometers more than previously thought. 239 passengers and crew. >> the fbi is investigating reports of russian hackers launching what appears to be a core dated attack on the computer networks of some american banks, in

this ends legal battles in australia, japan, south korea and the u.k. the two tech giants have been fighting since 2011, largely over the design of the smartphones you're seeing now. this of course is a lucrative sector. the two companies both dominate. >>> rupert murdoch's 21st century fox pulling its offer to acquire time warner, the parent company of cnn. the initial $80 billion bid was rejected last month. that merger would have been the biggest in recent history in the united states. fox shares fell 10% after unveiling the bid but gained in after-hours trading after news of the withdrawal of that bid. >>> rescue and recovery efforts continue in southwestern china afterson's powerful earthquake. food and tents were dropped in the quake zone this is in hunan province. 589 people are now confirmed dead. and rescuers there are still searching for survivors amongst the rubble you can see there. >>> a top american military officer is expressing condolences after a two-star general in the u.s. army was shot and killed by an afghan soldier today. on face b

. >> south africa has beaten australia by seven wickets in an one-day international. the post of 327-7 but centuries helped south africa reach the target with 20 balls to spare. the match was played in har rai as part of a triseries in zimbabwe. >>> beating england in 133 runs in their one day international. the visitors finished on 304-6. the next match is on saturday. >>> stage five of the spanish vuelta his second stage win in a row. he broke free from the pack and outspringing his rivals to cross first in 4:41:241:47. >> the cleveland cavaliers have finished their new signing kevin love. he spent his first six seasons with the minnesota timberwolves. he was acquired in a three-team deal. he'll line up along side lebron james. >> lebron had signed to come back with the cleav cleveland cavaliers. he called me and i said, you know what, i'm in. that had a lot to do with my decision. i know that the cavaliers have a lot of pieces in place, a lot of great talent that that has been accumulated as well. >> there is much more sport on our website www.aljazeera.com/sport. t

australia's deputy prime minister says new information suggests the jet may have turned south earliern sought. australia, china and malaysia are to strengthen cooperation in the search expected to last 12 months. phil mercer reports. >> reporter: the disappearance of mh370 is the biggest mystery in aviation history. a deep sea search covering more than a million scaquare kilomets is is expected to start next month. australia's deputy prime minister said he was cautiously optimistic that ships using sophisticated tracking technology would eventually find the plane. >> together the vessels will search the floor using towed vehicles, equipped with wide scan sonar, synthetic sonar, multibeam sounders, video cameras. the high resolution search is a take 12 months to complete. >> efforts to describe the disappearance of mh370 is focused on the southern part of the original search area scoured by aircrafts and ships. the new mission led by a dutch company will enter the deep sea world far from the coast of australia city of perth. analysis of recent work to survey the zone found that parts o

in new unit will operate five countries from australia to south africa.ally, a manhattan tavern that has kept its dive bar atmosphere. .hey have won a court order a court order stop worldwide -- evenom a victory in eating the watering hole. -- evicting the waterhole. lost nine cents a share in the last quarter. down 6%. the former chief executive says he has seen a law a big news in the report. it will reflect well on him. trish regan spoke exclusively within yesterday. you had a busy 24 hours. >> we had a chat on the phone. he looked at this past quarter as approval for himself. .e said, this is my report card there were only 12 days i was not there. this is my work. i organized payroll in the stores and organized efficiency. he is trying to do all he can to stay involved with this company. is besides the board having ousted him. >> is he just a shareholder? >> he is a shareholder. he does not have an official title. he has been kept on as a consultant. when i talked to him in the past, he said that i am running this business on a day-to-day basis. he ha

australia's deputy prime minister suggests the jet may have turned south earlier than thought. stralia, china and malaysia are going to strengthen cooperation in this search. it's expected to take 12 months. phil mercer reports. >> reporter: the disappearance of flight mh370 is the biggest mystery in modern aviation history. a new deep sea search covering more than a million square kill lo meters of the indian ocean is expected to start. senior ministers from australia, china have expressed concern about finding the airliner. the prime minister was optimistic using tracking technology would eventually find the plane. >> together the vessels will search the floor using towed vehicles equipped with wide sonar, multibeam echo sounders, video cameras. the high resolution search is a priority area on the sea floor and expected to take 12 months to complete. >>> efforts to explain the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 is now focused on the southern part of the original search area. it was scoured by aircraft and ships. the new mission led by a dutch company will enter a my

if you look at the misery index as a whole, australia is all the way down at the bottom of the list. number one is venezuela, followed by south africa, followed by greece. so australia is not bad when you see it in that context. but it could be better when you think of the three countries with the best results, switzerland. >> thanks. newcrest mining, we saw a loss of $2 billion. we have a share price under pressure of about 1.1%. we have done petrie who has the background on all of this. >> i did a whole lot of building construction during this great bull run in gold. remember when gold was $2000 u.s.. now, it has come down somewhat. they came in at a $2 billion loss. the reich and a significant. -- the write-down was significant. a loss is a loss. >> the gold price, what do they need it at? five or six years ago, it was a dollar and a half. >> they inherited some efficiencies and they need to do some cost-cutting. >> it will be tough times ahead. they do have a good gold deposit. the goldottom line is price would be hovering around [indiscernible] but the $2 billion loss, terrible results. a goes to show you will be punishe

are 30 minuteswe away from the open of trading in japan, south korea, and australia.re watching "first up." ♪ >> protesters threaten action as beijing rejects greater democracy for hong kong. and stronger defense. japan and india aim to counter jim -- china's growing influence. planning a dual currency listing. good morning to you. i am angie lau. let's check in on markets for you. new zealand, out of the gate, .25% down, continuing the losses this morning. the new zealand dollar is weakening. we are counting down to the open in japan, korea, and australia. let's head right over to japan. last -- theo 25 last closed down three futures pointing to a higher open. a lot of optimism about the strength of the u.s. economy and the s&p 500 hitting a record on friday. here in hong kong, protesters are expected to take to the streets after china rejected greater democracy for the city. they say beijing has reneged on a promise in the form of universal suffrage in the selection of the next chief executive and is only allowing a handful of preapproved candidates to stand in the

festival, this is the first time the duck has appeared on the west calls it is made stops in asia australia and south america. the >> today's high temperature going to be 93 degrees with very high humidity. it is going to be quite humid today chance of showers and thunderstorms isolated storms this afternoon. we are looking at fog early this morning. i'll have the cool down in the seven day forecast in a bit. >> a new crest along u.s. 20 and state route 249 in northern indiana. it looks at this point that emerges in responder's added to the scene and we will get more details. at a lot of construction happening of rock bridge work continues on church road right over interstate 88: 4 couple more must watch for that. at the numbers are in good shape will britain downstate ahead. >> but the old farmer's almanac has to say about the coming winter. >> we are learning who the head american journalist james foley as another journalist is freed in syria. >> father of a teenager killed by police officer in ferguson as a message for protesters ahead at his son's killer. >> the big winners end of monday's end of

take a look at this dramatic video of a water rescue on australia's south coast.he middle of a flooded creek. their son's lap to take the call for help that a rescue choppers pull the to safety. rescuers say they retreated from out of the army. officials issued a be tattered and i serve warning for more than 800 mi. of beaches from l.a. all the way to the mexico border. the danger is that slumbers could be pulled out by recurrence. coming up on the next insider as star status sent off for talk shows kelsey handler. find out who showed up guest next at 7 followed by entertainment tonight at 730. as we had to the capital and even tomorrow it would be a pretty windy friday and saturday especially along the coastlines friday. as one to continue to move to the north. very slight chance of showers for friday but there were talking under a 10%. rubble and to see cool weather as we get into the weekend. that's it for us tonight will be back at 8. we hope you could join us then kron 4 got come have a nice evening. >>> the "insider" with perspective on today's top trending

israel has a sense of a negative influence in the world among great britain, among australia, south koreapan, you name it, and the united states has been stalwart and, for the first time, you've seen in this experience support drop, and it's dropped, interestingly, among younger voters, voters under the age of 30, people who don't go to church. it's basically the emerging democratic majority -- latinos, african-americans -- so i think, in that sense, it's important that there be a peace achieved, reached, an accord reached and war stopped. >> woodruff: david, do you see division or lasting separations between the u.s. and israel coming out? >> no, i don't think so. and in many ways there's been more unity in the middle east itself. these countries are more or less on israel's side. you notice how quiet they have been because they all think the solution is to weaken hamas, and i think that is the solution in israel. a west wing novelist said what would you do if an assassin puts his child on your lap and starts shooting your nursery school? the israelis are united they need to weaken hamas

from yemen to australia to south africa and the u.k.eople uniting and protesting against the violence in gaza. >>> in turkey where presidential candidates make their final pitch ahead of supplied's historic election. >>> and in sport can world number one rory mcilroy continue his winning form? we'll have the latest from the pga championship. >> but first to ukraine where armed fighters are losing more ground to ukraine's military. this was the situation in union. pro russian separatists shown in yellow holding large sways of the area. you can see those yellow areas have since shrunk as government forces advanced. they captured these cities and the military now controls the city of krasnyi luch. areas appear to be cut off from their stronghold in luhansk. let's go oh back to eastern ukraine. emma, the separatists must be feeling a little bit of pressure. >> reporter: i think they really are feeling under pressure only in the last few hours the newly appointed leader only appointed yesterday of the donetsk republic say he's offering a cea

the plane appears to have turned south earlier than thought. australiand malaysia will share the price tag for the search, which begins in three weeks. in turkey, police use tier gas to disburse around 200 protestors angry after it was sworn in as president. the former prime minister says he will expand the role of the presidency, which is usually a ceremonial post, last month he won turkey's first direct presidential vote, and in the united kingdom, outrage over the handling of large scale child sexual abuse in a single town. between 1997, and 2003. 1400 reported child abuse cases. and an independent report found local authorities ignored the problem, lawrence lee traveled to the town and has this report. >> what happened here is another level entirely. it was the exploitation of 1400 young people, mostly poor white girls but boys as well. and when the authorities were told about it, they buried the evidence. local politician the police, social workers, all accused of willful negligence. >> this man still has the documents as well as the scars. he repor

we are basically looking at litigation cost jurisdictions in australia, south korea, japan, germany,herlands. as very complex, obviously, in different jurisdictions. but apple is saying is, you stole the iphone design. usingg is saying you're our wireless transmission technology without our permission. doesn't mean because you have a joint statement that it ends here. the statement went on to say that this agreement does not involve any licensing arrangement and the companies are continuing to pursue existing cases in the u.s. courts. so it's unclear what the business impact would be at this point. keep in mind a lot of these cases involve earlier models of the smartphones. what is clear that both will be saving a lot of money paying the law years. ,raig shifting to china automakers there are running into some big trouble. what is happening? it's this ongoing regulatory that's being spearheaded by this date economic planning agency. it's basically talking about prices of spare parts. the latest one here as this rate on the shanghai office of mercedes-benz. mercedes put out a statemen

the chinese are building a bigger telescope, there's a new one going to be built in south africa and australia. so the u.s. may not continue to lead this work. but it is now. >> i would find that disappointing, if that happened. and i'm out of time. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, ms. bone my chi. the gentleman from new york, mr. collins, is recognized for his question. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i think i might ask the question everyone in this room wants to ask. have you watched ancient aliens, and what's your comment about that series? we'll start with you, dr. shostak. >> yes, i think i've been on it, actually. [laughter] more than once. the public is fascinate with the the idea that we may be being visited now or may have been visited in the past, the so-called ufo phenomenon. i personally don't share the conviction. i don't think that that would be something that, you know, all the governments of the world had managed to obfuscate, to keep secret. i don't believe that. but the idea that maybe we were visited during the time of the ancient egyp

the age of coal globally i mean it's a big thing but all across the world in the usa in australia in india in south africa in indonesia citizens are standing up and finding fighting coal mining and coal burning and this movement is growing rapidly in numbers and i hope that citizens in your audience will also join us in their respective places in germany we are moving towards an electricity system based on clean renewable energies and this is entirely possible entire regions are already using one hundred percent renewable energies ok so i think this is possible we are just transitioning to a new policy system ok your cast spokesperson for the organization compact democracy in action thank you for your time this hour. thank you let's move to more headlines from around the world now at least twenty people have been killed and dozens injured after three car bombs exploded in the northern iraqi city of kirk one of the bombs went off by the entrance to a market while the other two detonated near buildings used as a lookout ones by security forces so far in august two thousand civilians have been killed

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50 years, the car will be available in more than 120 countries including the united kingdom, australia and south africa. ford marked the 50th anniversary of the original mustang in april. each 2015 model will include a pony logo with the words, mustang since 1964. the 2015 mustang goes on sale in the u.s. this fall. >>> don'ter to get, you can't use -- don't forget you can't use 280 throughout the week. the northbound lanes of the freeway are closed for the retrofit work between highway 101 and the downtown there. this is the third and final closure of the stretch of the roadway. caltrans is working to replace some older hinges near the cesar chavez area. it will help the road withstand earthquakes. it will re-open by 5 a.m. on tuesday morning. >> we have it piecemeal close it one lane one day and one lane another day and the traffic would be backed up to candlestick park for an extended period of time. >> and remember, people going to the weekend giants games and other downtown events are advised to use public transit or maybe get in that car early. it might take longer. >> or stay home. >> who

already had a lot of uv exposure in their life or those who live in sunny environments like australia, new zealand, south africa, or even the central area of the mediterranean. and, of course, everybody who is, so to say, defenseless. >> what about people with workers skin tones. are they prone to skin cancer? can they even get skin cancer? >> they can, but that is very, very rare. in black people from the central africa area, for example, ella noma is only very rarely found on the palms and soles -- melanoma is only very rarely found on the palms and soles, which are not pigmented. the non-melanoma is a sandpaper type feeling. in the black skin cancer, the melanoma, you should recognize any change of the pigment from brownish to blackish, whitish to reddish. then ask a sn cancer specialist for advice. >>he signs i >> there's ay interesting role called the ugly duckling role from the fairy. the black duck was the one that was not liked. that translates to if you have a lot of lack moles, the softer colored ones are the most dangerous ones and vice versa. >> it's more like the exception to the rule. >> ab

there were germans who went to shanghai, australia, south america, so those going to havana, cuba, were considered the lucky ones because they were going to only be less than an hour from miami beach. and those days, unlike today, you could go back and forth between cuba and the united states very, very easily. and the ironic part is that many, around 100 of the st. louis passengers, the men, had been in concentration camps and were released on condition they would leave the country, and they had to have a family member literally show the camp administration that they had a ticket to leave the country. so around 100 st. louis passengers were actually interned and then released because it was thought that they were leaving, they would be leaving germany. and for most of the st. louis passengers. leaving germany of course was very bitter sweet. it was sweet because they were leaving, but it was bitter because germany for the overwhelming majority of the passengers was home for many, many generations. and as you could see from the photo in front of you, the st. louis was part of the hambur

some flights from australia out of the south have been impacted. we're flying around this thing. not a problem. the pilots, they have been certainly alerted to the situation, surfaced at 60,000 feet, rheed then the orange. problems here, but this not going to spread hemispherically. we're in good shape. keep you posted on the island volcano and the weather forecast for labor day is coming up next. >> thanks. >>> a strict anti-abortion law signed by governor rick perry dealt a severe blow. a federal judge struck down a key part of the law that could have shut down many abortion clinics. elise underwood reports. >> reporter: the doors of more than a dozen clinics across texas will stay open. >> it's fantastic to see the face of the women in the waiting room and to have people in the community know we're able to keep our doors open to the women and families who need us here. >> reporter: the texas alliance for life say the decision is a major disappointment. >> abortion is a very serious medical procedure and women are entitled to certain protections to assure that those abortions a

. >>> cricket - a century for australia in the one day international against south africa.y are coming towards the end of the innings. 253/5. phil hughes and george bailey hit halve centuries, this match is played in harari as part of the tri-series with zimbabwe. >> cycling and john deegan claim stage four of the spanish south welter. compete tours endured temperatures and two climbs. a six stage win was picked uch. michael matthews, from australia, retains the leaders jersey. more on the website. check out al jazeera/sport. and -- aljazeera.com/sport. that's it from me. >>> thank you very much. now, ancient olive groves are being destroyed in southern italy. deadly bacteria infected half a million trees. experts say there's no way to stop the construction. we have more from gallipoli on the threat to the prised oil export exports. >> this is the time when a year of hard work bears fruit. this is one of thousands of olive growers in the southern italian region of the nation's biggest producer of quality olive oil. his business this year is suffering. >> it's a pandemic. lo

president roosevelt really had to defend and look after australia and new zealand and the south pacific on his own without british help because winston was that old-fashioned, colonial imperialist. when it came to write his memoirs, anderful anyone who has not read them should. they won him the nobel prize for literature. but he sweeps all of that under the carpet. descending civilized values in a wonderful way with rhetoric. his ability to invent metaphors off the top of his head, i know them.now many of he did force the president to put the american troops in southern italy, and when he they were slow, he said intended to move faster not like a harvest bug. who but churchill could have come up with that? churchill had very little vision of the future. countrydegree in this he is honored politically as moreody who saw realistically the danger of stalin and russian communism, i think that is very overplayed. president was quite clear exactly what stalin was up to and what was in his mind, and the future. point,come back to your the british public wanted somebody who would talk about the

ofonsiderable distance ahead australia followed by south africa and greece. the best ms. mystery rating is ireland. are doing it again. "teenage mutant ninja turtles" the top spot. than $28ght in more million in the u.s. and canada. in theans of the galaxy" number two position. how the thai economy has been affected by the upheaval we have had. the latest growth figures coming "our way when "on the move returns. ♪ >> back on track. after rita upheaval, minutes away from growth figures. up people,cent minutes away from growth figures. and a sour taste. india's largest alcohol maker. close and japan for the lunchtime break. david is here with the latest. a fairly quiet session despite the fact we got some relatively poor data points, economically's speaking. looking across the region. taiwan is continuing to fall. 5% from a peak. several key support from the thai index. japan closing flat. right there. joe carter latest market to open up. jakarta is the latest market to open up. it is pretty much flat. the biggest gains. last week, while we are watching the chinese markets

crews to the missing malaysian airliner suggests flight 370 may have turned south earlier than previously thought. but australia's deputy prime minister says that won't change the priority search area in the southern indian ocean. he says the search for the missing jetliner will resume next month and include australian, chinese, and malaysian vessels. sure seeing a map of the search area there. authorities have been mapping the ocean floor here and they've discovered a number of trenches and volcanoes in the area. >> in some places, one place in particular near the broken ridge, the sea level rises to as little as -- the sea depth is as little as 600 meters, and then falls away in just a very short distance to 6,600 meters. so there's very, very deep water in the area. >> searchers have been looking for any sign of malaysian airlines flight 370 since it disappeared from radar march 8th with 239 people on board. >>> well, fewer police are patrolling the streets of ferguson, missouri. it has been nearly three weeks since michael brown, an unarmed african-american teenager, was fatally shot by a white police officer

. >>> out-africa have beaten australia in 7 wickets in a one-day international. centuries helped southfrica reach the target with 20 balls to spare. it was part of a triseries with zimbabwe. that's all of your sport for me. farah will be here soon. >> thank you very much. ancient olive groves are slowly being destroyed in southern italy. experts are saying there is no way of stopping the destruction. here is more on the threat to the prized oil exports. >> reporter: for this man, this usually the time when a year of hard work bares fruit. he is one of thousands of olive growers in the southern area of italy, the nation's bigger producer of quality olive oil. but this year his business is suffering. >> translator: it's a pandemic. look around, all of my trees are dead. and nobody is doing anything about it. they abandoned us. >> reporter: this is what is killing his trees, a bacteria common in the americas, but never seen before in europe. it's difficult to know how the bacteria reached italy, but it's clear how it spreads. this is the carrier of the bacteria, it's a small bug. it looks

crews to the missing malaysian airliner suggests flight 370 may have turned south earlier than previously thought. but australia'sy prime minister says that won't change the priority search area in the southern indian ocean. >> warren truss says the search for the missing jetliner will resume next month and include australian, chinese, and malaysian vessels. in the meantime, authorities have been mapping the ocean floor in the area they plan to search. >> i have to say that the information that's been gathered in this mapping exercise has been quite remarkable. whilst there was a view that perhaps this was a relatively uninteresting piece of geography, a long, long way from the shore, we have discovered through this work quite remarkable geographical features including a couple of volcanoes. >> and truss says without the mapping project leading up to the search expensive pieces of equipment might have been lost or damaged in the months to come. there hasn't been any sign of flight 370 since it disappeared from radar on march 8th with 239 people on board. >>> now, "scandal" is one of these popular shows in the u.s

it will also sell separately .ickel operations australia as well as south africa but not the u.k., an interesting development especially for investors there. what does it leave bhp with? is it just an empty shell? >> not at all. you have iron ore koppel, -- copper, they have lower operating costs, and management to generate return in excess of 20%. thatssue now with bhp is investors hoped they would announce a buyback program today. >> investors were hoping for a buyback program. >> right. less than expected. jeffries coming out saying, look, i do not know if the non-core assets were undervalued in the first place. how much is this spinoff going to create more value for the company? that is one of the questions going forward. expect to see more headlines with management ceo changes. we could wind up seeing more spinoff with big eyes who cannot seem to keep up. >> we will follow it closely. thank you for the update. in a hostile hotspot for the nation, tensions remain high where police crashed again in a group with 50 protesters, firing tear grass -- gasp. -- tear gas. >> i understand

survey been conde nast, said auckland new zealand and melbourne australia were friendliest cities. unfriendliness, johannesburg, souththe cake followed by other global cities like beijing, moscow and paris. adam: one friendly face you will see. gerri willis, "the willis report" is next. you will discuss a new report on troubles that military families, real important issues that they're facing. gerri: adam, thanks for that. yes, a quarter of our nation's soldiers and reservests seeking aid and relying on help and generosity of strangers. we'll tell you about that. >>> also today on the show iconic american brands could go away. proctor & gamble is getting ready to dump ivory after the 135-brand that floats is about to sink. >>> worried about your 401(k)? it could be worse. a report says a third of us have nothing saved for retirement. >>> amazon fire smartphone gets rave reviews but not from consumer reports. they're here to tell us why it is not the ultimate shopping tool. "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now.

australia, canada, and norway. >>> final arguments begin this morning in the south african murder trial of oscar pistorius. prosecutors say he shot his girlfriend through a door in his home intentionally. the defense says it was a mistake thinking she was an intruder. >>> there is now a state of emergency in the west african nation of liberia as the ebola outbreak shows no sign of slowing. >> u.s. and its allies plan to send additional medical workers overseas to help contain the outbreak. more now from cbs news. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: these church-goers in liberia's capital are praying to keep ebola away. they are also learning more about the often fatal virus as the death toll climbs. >> watching is so important. we need to wash our hands more often. washing is so important. >> use sanitizer! >> reporter: healthcare workers are fanning out across neighborhoods to educate residents but many are met with fear and denial. there are reports people are hiding sick relatives and burying them in secret. people are afraid isolation wards are a death sentence. president obama says the u.s. will send additional a

rmax has been used safely on farms where precision spring of crops in japan and more recently australia and south korea. the rmax is only operated within a pilot's line of sight during good weather during daylight hours at slow speeds of 12 miles-per-hour or less and at low altitudes of about 16 feet, which is lower than what most kites fly at. over 2600 rmax are in operation today treating more than 2 million acres of farm land each year in japan alone. this is roughly equivalent to trading the entire state of delaware and rhode island combined. for many uses the rmax has proven to be far more economical and effective than others bring masses, helping farmers lower costs while using fewer chemicals. there is not mounting commercial interest and need for the rmax in this country. for example, recent testing at the nation's largest allman farm just outside of bakersfield, california says the rmax would be ideal against the warns that threaten this industry. the worms invest the top of that tree canopies, making treatment by conventional ground spraying at this difficult and ineffective. similar te

south. two, recruit more military partners. high-level talks are under way now between the united states, canada, australia, and great britain to join the fight against isis. finally, lobby those sunni majority countrieses, specifically saudi arab and the united arab emirates, to provide cash and intelligence the united states and its partners can use against isis commanders and its fighters. >> pelley: yet, another u.s. president fuld puld into iraq. major garrett, margaret brennan, bob orr, thanks very much. now, while we've been on the air, there has been a major development in this story. we have just learned from the pentagon that summer, u.s. special forces attempted a secret rescue mission of several american hostages being held by isis in syria. but our sources are telling us the rescue mission was not successful because the hostages were not present at the target that u.s. intelligence had identified. james foley was a photo journalist who exposed the suffering in syria. we will have a look at his work and hear from his parents a little later in the broadcast. ferguson, missouri, had a better night last night. the prot

south. two, recruit more military partners. high-level talks are under way now between the united states, canada, australia, and great seitain to join the fight against isis. finally, lobby those sunni majority countries, specifically h udi arabia and the united arab emirates, to provide cash and intelligence the united states cd its partners can use against isis commanders and its fighters. >> pelley: yet, another u.s. president holden into iraq. >> james foley was a photo journalist who exposed the suffering in syria. we'll have a look at his work and hear from his parents a little later. ferguson, missouri had a better night last night. protests were smaller and shorter. attorney general eric holder aynt to ferguson today to check on the federal investigation of the shooting death of michael brown, the unarmed black man killed by white police officer darren wilson. vladimir duthiers is there. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it. >> now! !> reporter: protests moved today to the courthouse where the grand jury began hearing evidence, but a decision on whether to charge officer darren wilson in the death of mi

south of the equator, this is where we need the rain, look in australia, the drought here.and will be looking for some rain. and we're going to get a little bit of it here, this area of low pressure will be dropping down, look at our computer model forecast here, bringing the rain down to sydney, down toward melbourne, behind that. we're going to -- well, have a change in temperature as well. guys? >> we thought that weathercast was amazing, didn't we? >> we sure did. >> stay with us. because apparently that is one of the new words that the folks at oxford's online dictionary think should be a word. >> you use it all the time. i'm glad they finally make it official. the latest list has words that help validate the language of the younger crowd. take a look. now, amazeballs means very impressive, enjoyable or attractive. that's not to be confused with adorbs, meaning arousing great delight, cute or adorable. >> also added to the list, bing-watch. i've been bing watching cnn. i just want to stay tuned. >> and hot mooiblg. i think we've all seen plenty of people being victim o

thousands protested in sydney and melbourne australia as a record community was that christians could disappear from the seized areas of iraq and syria the south thousands flee on mass from jihadists threaten to kill those who refuse to convert to islam. other headlines this hour a powerful blast through a car parts factory eastern china has killed sixty nine workers and injured nearly two hundred it's thought someone may have lit a fire in an area containing flammable dust local officials describe the incident as a serious breach of safety the factory managers have now been arrested for safety standards are a common problem in china's workplaces indeed a fire at a poultry plant killed one hundred nineteen people as an example. in istanbul a bus he would go smashes through the entrance to this ferry station ramming into a taxi on the way the security footage shows the dramatic crash luckily no one killed there eighteen were injured the two of them critically it's unclear why the driver lost control so badly ferry services from the station understandably have been halted for a while. environmental activists in denmark are trying to disrupt the

australia, canada, and norway. >>> final arguments are under way in the south african murder trial of oscar pistorius. the prosecution says the disabled athlete intentionally shot his girlfriend through a door in his home. the defense contends that he shot her by mistake thinking there was an intruder in their homes. >>> 5:13. a wildfire fed by gusty winds forcing evacuations up in oregon. residents were ordered to leave about 275 homes in a community in the columbia river gorge about 75 miles east of portland. a second town now preparing to evacuate, as well. winds blew more than 30 miles an hour yesterday but went down to about 15 miles per hour after nightfall. >>> 5:13. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> overall, we are doing okay. i just want to still mention this big rig fire though. it sounds like everything is off to the right-hand shoulder but the big rig was carrying lumber. one of its tires caught fire. chp is out there now. so hayward southbound 880 at "a" street. slowing behind it is cleared up. so about 58 miles per hour maybe you're heading to the san mateo bridge and this is what

australia plenty of chances to stay in contention. really wet conditions, again finished 12-12. >>> later on south africa will host argentina.rgentina yet to win a game since joining the competition in 2012. >> this is our challenge from a defensive point of view, and we need to be at our best. so it's hard for them, but it comes back to us focusing on what we want to do, and we've selected a team that we believe could do the job. >> roger federer has set up a rematch of his wimbledon semifinal. this time at cincinnati masters. beating andy murray 6-3, 6-5 in the quart finals. federer aiming for a sixth title. >>> and in the women's draw maria sharapova, despite having her serve broken three times. and v wozniacki against williams. >>> taking nine wickets against pakistan, this finisher finishing up for 9 for 127 as scre sri lanka finishing the day. >>> now indiana pacers basketball star paul george has been speaking for the first time since his horrific leg break during a team usa practice. he is set to miss the entire nba season. but the pacer forward does expect to make a full recovery. >> i mean, it's something that i th

this is part of the story, that australia has a place to talk about key effective populations. we are in the south pacific asian. poor public health policies and programs in restrictive environments. that certainly is the case for central asia. and increasing russian influence on public health programming in that region. we focused on the melbourne declaration to say basically nondiscrimination is totally unacceptable at this point. if we can't do a better job of delivering safe and effective programming with dignity and human rights for everybody who needs it, we are not going to be able to succeed. the melbourne declaration became all too real and alive during this, i have to say. vis-À-vis the issue with the russians, we wanted very much to have the russians engage in this conference and have central asian governments involved as well. in asia-pacific we try not we tried ana-- outreach there. we organize a special session on the region in which we invited russian participation in. they agreed. the head of the federal aid program of the person they put forward. 10 days before the conference that