the new south wales government is reviewing new control measures after 14 attacks between sydney and brisbane over the past year. in the latest incident a man was knocked off his surf ski by a shark and mauled. andrew thomas reports now from new south wales. >> on the morning of july the 31st, just 20 meters from shore, former boxer craig ison was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard, with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he managed to fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack, whack, four time,. >> and it worked? >> it worked. >> for 10 seconds he was latched on? >> i reckon the whole thing was about 10 seconds, yeah. >> he lost so much blood he almost died. he spent time in the hospital. full recovery could take years. as for getting back in the ocean owe. >> you can pay me $10 million and i still wouldn't go in the water. i won't go in there until i know it's safe. >> there's fear along this coast of australia. over the past 12 months, the short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attacked by sharks. two died. >> life is imitating art. there's a lot of fe

the new south wales say government is reviewing new control measures after 14 attacks between sydneyrisbane over the past year. in the latest incidents a man was knocked off his surfboard by a shark and then mauled. andrew thomas reports now from new south wales. >> reporter: on the morning of july 31st, just 20 meters from shore former boxer case was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he imagined to fight back. >> i went who can, who can, who can, four files. >> reporter: and it worked. >> it worked. >> reporter: but pen seconds you reckon he was latched on. >> i reckon the whole wing was 10 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died. he spend all of august in hospital, full recovery could take years. as for get back in the ocean. >> i wouldn't no way, you continues pay me $10 million i wouldn't go in. i am not going in there until i believe it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear a lodge this coast of australia. over the past 12 months, a short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks.

andrew thomas reports from new south wales. >> on the morning of july the 31st, just 20 meters from shoreboxer craig ison was mauled by a great white shark, sat on his surf board with the shark trying to rip off his leg he managed to fight back. >> whack whack whack whack four times and it worked. >> for ten seconds you think he was latched on. >> the whole thing was ten seconds. >> reporter: lost so much blood he almost died and spent all of august in hospital, full recovery could take years. as for getting back in the ocean. >> i wouldn't go back in the water no way and you can pay me $10 million and i wouldn't get in the water and i will not go in there until i know it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear on the coast of australia, over the past 12 months the short stretch north of sidney has seen 14 people attacked by sharks and two died. >> it's a little bit here with a lot of fear and surfers are reluctant to go in the water. >> reporter: why so many shark attacks, it could be the el nino is changing water temperatures bringing sharks closer to shore and more rain than normal washed n

andrew thomas reports from new south wales, australia. >> reporter: on the morning of july 31st, justsser shore, former boxer craig was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard with the sharping trying to rip off his leg, he managed to fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack, whack, four times. >> reporter: and it worked. >> it worked. >> reporter: for 10 seconds you reckon he was latched on. >> i reckon the whole thing bass about 10 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died and spent all of august in hospital, full recovery could take years, as for getting back in the ocean. >> i wouldn't go back in the water no, way you could pay me $10 million i won't go in. i won't go in there until i know and believe it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear along the coast of australia. over the past 12 months a short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks, two died. >> life si imitating art. it's a little bit like jaws, there is a lot fear i know surfers are reluctant to go in to the without early 89 why soma at, it could this be year's em ni

this was the 13th attack off the new south wales coast this year.esulted in injuries and one back in february was fatal. >>> elmo, mickey mouse could be coming to a mobile device near you. disney agreed to a couple of things at amazon and microsoft letting folks use disney's cloud base digital movie service. this is what happened. us customers of amazon video and microsoft movies and tv should be able to connect to disney movies anywhere as of now the service let's you access disney and pixar marvel and star wars movies. now, if you are a cat owner dawn even are -- my kitty is own me. you know how much your pet needs you right? >> right. >> but a new study shows cats really don't need us at all. researchers say university of the lincoln in london found that kitties don't see people as a main source of security and safety in the way dog does. nobody interviewed my cats. they think the reason behind cat independence is because cats haven't basketball domesticated as long as dogs have. they only need it for food. >> i don't know. henry my cat meets me

east coast reignited if killing is the only to make the water safe for swimmers and the new sou south walest are lo looking at this while a man was knocked off his surf board and mauled and we report from new south wales. >> reporter: on july 31st, 20 meters from shore former boxer was mauled by a great white shark and sat on the surf board with the shark trying to rip off his leg he managed to fight back. >> whack whack whack and it worked. >> ten seconds you think he was latched on >> the whole thing was ten seconds. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died and spent all of august in hospital, full recovery could take years and as for getting back in the ocean. >> i would not get back in the water and you can pay me $10 million and i won't go in the water and i will not go in there until i know it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear on the coast of australia, over the past 12 months the stretch north of sidney has seen 14 people attacked by sharks and two died. >> there is a lot of fear and i know surfers are reluctant to go in the water. >> reporter: why so many sharks and attack

the bones were recently found in new south wales. >>> excitement is building for the pope's visit to the united states. new york, philadelphia and d.c. all preparing to host the pontiff. 10,000 tickets were made available for his september 26 speech at independence hall. as greg argos reports, they were all gone in no time. >> reporter: jenna had her hands full, literally. >> good morning. >> reporter: answering questions from parishioners at st. monica's catholic church in south philly. >> i'll give you a call when the tickets get here. >> reporter: dozens of people wanting to reseive passes for sunday's -- reserve passes for sunday's mass. >> the phone has been ringing omp the hook. are -- off the hook. are the tickets there yet? >> reporter: the diocese was releasing 10,000 tickets at noon to pope francis address at independence hall. >>it's been awesome. people are so excited. >> reporter: that excitement obviously shown through the interest in those saturday tickets. [ bell rings ] >> reporter: when the clock struck 12:00, thousands of people logged on to the world meeting of fa

. >>> new south weal south wales t reports a surprise amount of shark attacks. >> 20 meters from shore, craig was mauled by a great white shock. ison managed to fight back. >> whack whack whack whack. it worked. >> for ten seconds you reckon he was latched on? >> the whole time, was about ten seconds, yes. >> he spent all of august in hospital. full recovery could take years. >> you could pay me $10 million and i'm still not going into the water. i won't go in until i believe it's safe. >> there's fear along the coast of australia. 14 people attacked by sharks, two died. >> it's a little bit less joy, there's a little bit of fear, i know surfers are reluctant to go into the water. >> it could be this year's el nino is change water temperatures, bringing sharks closer to shore or more rain than normal is washing nutrients into the sea. or after a ban on fishing in 1999, more sharks are swimming. >> what has brought them to the shore? some enter into the debate. >> i've enjoyed the fact that the crowds are coming down. you can surf with a couple of your mates out here, that would be unhe

so a woman in i want to get this right, eden new south wales was out taking a bunch of pictures.ot birds, dolphins, whales and s.e.a.l.s. >> emus. >> i don't know about the emus. she actually caught a seal riding a whale. >> how? >> that's a seal on top of a whale. >> are we sure? >> she says i couldn't tell you to be honest. there was so much going on about the amazing birds and dolphins and then she says she found this royal seal. it was too good to be true. she didn't discover it till later in that day. apparently some whales do eat seals. >> so that could have been dinner later. >> take a look at this video. not only did fido this dog get caught going through his owner's papers and eating them all, he decided there will be no witnesses. i will take you out for catching me. look at him. think about it and then pounce. >>> politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores spoets ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka take it kermit ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack do the world news polka ♪ ♪ on banjo and accordion the folks love every note ♪ ♪ hu whe

the new south wales say government is renewing new control measures after 14 attacks between sydney and the last year. in the latest incident a man was knocked off his surf ski by a shark and mauled. andrew thomas reports from australia. >> reporter: on the morning of july the 31st, just 20 meters from shore, former boxer craig was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he imagine today fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack, whack, whack. >> reporter: four times. >> and it worked. >> reporter: for 10 seconds you lex unhe was latched on? >> i reckon the whole thing was 10 seconds, yeah. >> reporter: he lost so much blood he almost died. he spent all of august in hospital and full recovery could take years a as foe going back in the water. >> absolutely not. you could pay me $10 million i won't, i won't go until i know it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear along the coast of australia. over the past 12 months a short stretch north of sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks, two died. >> life imitating art. it's a little bit lie

including 13 in new south wales, compared to three in 2014. >> new zealand plans to turn 240,000 square miles of the south pacific ocean into a marine sanctuary. the area north-east of new zealand includes the second deepest trench in the world. as gerald tan explains, preservationists are hailing the announcement. >> this is one of the most isolated places on earth. many of them unique, some endangered. >> it's one of the most significant announcements. this is one. last pristine sights in our ocean that is being preserved. it's uninhabited by humans. >> they say that the reserve will encompass 620,000 square kilometres. >> this is in the area twice the size of our land mass, and 50 times the size of our largest national park. it is truly is special place. we want to keep it that way. the announcement drew attention. >> an hour ago with the united nation, the prime minister of new zealand, john kee, made an announcement that we can all celebrate. mining and fishing is banned. some of the industries are upset. the government says benefits outweigh the cost. >> i'm confident that the maj

it happened while he was out surfing for morning surf on the coast of australia's new south wales statehe victim spoke about the narrow escape. >> just something came up from below, a bang, like a battleship hitting the board. threw me straight up into the air. >> the surfer says the shark released him after a short struggle. he was able to swim back to shore on his own and is doing just fine. >>> in washington state, a museum worker is on the mend after he was bit by this ten-foot long yellow burmese pyth python. stella the snake is the zoo's most popular resident. yesterday she bit an employee and then wrapped herself around his leg. emergency crews had to wait for stella to unlatch before they could check the wound. the worker was taken to the hospital. he was not seriously hurt. >>> one of the most puszling locations on earth has gotten even more mysterious. in an elaborate series of stone monuments believed to be buried not far from stonehenge. this shows hundreds of stones with space for 100 more. stones up to 100 feet tall, six feet wide, for a mile in that c "c" shape. it was li

some very fast moving wildlife around the course in east south wales, but no one was quicker than thefrench man, taking over the slide he never relinquished as he dominated. his teammate was second, coming in. >> he was attacked by a shark two months ago, but mick fanning is on the verge of becoming the new world number one after knocking out one of the biggest names in the sport. 11 time champion kelly slater managed to pull off this incredible move, but not even that was enough to see him advance to the quarter finals in california. he was up against fanning. he has gone from strength to strength after that attack by the great white shark in an event in africa. fanning will fails country man adrien in his quarter final later. >> that is your sport, i'll have more later. >> the relationship between the street kid and middle age man took top prize. the venezuelan film won the golden lion award. we look at the movies that captivated audiences at this year's festival. a surprise win for a first time venezuelan director with a film about a middle age loaner and a young street kid. until

fast-moving wildlife around the rally of australia course in new south wales. no one was quicker than the frenchman, taking over the lead late on set. it was never in question as he dominated sunday stages. his team-mates was second, the day belonged to the fourth driver to have won more than two world titles. >> once again, a very, very high one. it was for sure. still in the manage to win it. first we get it with a victory >>> australia's cricketers clinched the series 3-2. there's concerns over owen morgan, english captain, suffering a concussion after being hit on the head by a delivery. he is being monitored, coming a year after the death of philip hughes also struck by the ball. >> i think there's a couple of guys that are a little shaken up. starkie in particular. it was a tough summer for us at home. losing a close mate, and it's nasty when you get a glance like that. so, yes, there's a few guys shaken up. and hopefully i was okay. >> that's all the sport now, back to julie in london. now to india, where tens of thousands gaze in the sacred river. for t

fast-moving wildlife around the coffs harbour course in new south wales. no one was quicker than the frenchman, taking over the lead on saturday. it was a lead he never gave up as he dominated the stages. his team-mate, second, coming in ahead of chris nick. but the game belong to o.j., the fourth driver history to win more than two world cups. once again, a very, very high one. it was, for sure that most were on the road and manageded to win it. it's perfectly to get a victory. >> it's a day for breaking records, and the m.l.b., david ortiz the newest member of the 500 club. the red sox star smashing two home runs in a win over the tampa ray base, becoming the 27th player to notch 500 round trips. the 50th time he's hit more than two homers in a game >>> he was attacked by a shark. mick fanning so on the verge of claiming the world number one ranking by eliminating one of the biggest names in the sport of surfing. 11-time world champion kelly slater managed to pull off this mood. not even that was enough to advance to the finals. fanning moved on after be

two-second advantage after the first driver wins three stages to move into the top spot of the new south walesourse. it's second until the world championship standings. you can win and keep up the pressure and leader ojeer is third in the race. he's 2.6 seconds off the lead. >>> 12 days ago he was all set for real madrid, but the goalkeeper has agreed to a new contract at manchester united. it was announced by the club on friday. the 24-year-old was in the last year of his original contract. it means he could have left the club next year for free, but friday's news means he could leave man united only for a large transfer fee. >> in spite of all the media writing he was going to real madrid, no, i don't want to sell him. no. we didn't sell him, no. he is here. of course, when real madrid has paid the price, what we want and put in the papers in the right order and on time, he was here. i believe that always playing -- i believe that he wants to play for a club. >> the ongoing dispute between australia's football team and the football federation took another twist. they're on strike for a pay d

some fast-moving wildlife around the course in new south wales, but no one was quicker than the frenchman who took over the race lead on saturday. it was a lead he never relinquished. >> once again, a very, very high one it was for sure. >> in major league baseball, david ortiz has become the newest member of the 500 club, hitting his way into history, smashing two home runs over the tampa bay rays. he becomes just the 27t 27th player in major league history to notch 500 round trips. >> attacked by a shark two months ago, the australia surfer is on the verge of claiming the world number one ranking after knocking out kelly slater. 11 time champion kelly slater managed to pull off this incredible move, but not even that was enough to see him advance to the quarter finals in california. he was up against fanning. he has gone from strength to strength after that attack by the great white shark in an event in africa. >> much more sport on other website. check out aljazeera.com/sport. we've got blogs and video clips from our correspondents around the world. >> brave man, right? >> he is. we'll

this year alone 13 people have been attacked by sharks off new south wales, compared do 19 attacks in the rest of the country. some beaches already use nets to deter sharks from getting close to shore. but the sidney morning herald reports officials are considering using shark dete detectidetec detectidetec detecting smart buoys. if they detect a shark they will send a message to life guards who can get people out of the water before there's an attack. >>> scary moments for a sheriff's deputy in oklahoma who was held hostage inside his own cruiser. not by a suspect, but by a swarm of bees. speaking of making your skin crawl. deputy was responding to a big rig crash along a busy highway yesterday and the rig was carrying thousands of honey bees. all of the bees spilled out of the truck and as you can see many of them covered the deputy's cruisers. trapping him inside. he eventually did get out. and was not hurt. but after dark the bees became aggressive and officials chose to burn the hives instead. >>> up next at 11:00, childish behavior or criminal activity? we investigate the bay ar

there was fast-moving wide life in new south wales but no one was quicker. the frenchman took over the race lead late on saturday and he never relinquished as he dominated. his teammate was second. he's only the fourth drive to have won more than two world titles. >> once again a very, very high one. it was the most difficult on the roads and still manage to win it. it's a perfect way to get a total again with ate victory. >> over an hour from now roger will take on dojavic. if he beats jovovich, elbe the most successful player in the history of the u.s. open in the modern era. >> i hope the crowd is going to be happy to see me in the finals as well again after six years now i haven't been in the finals. it sounds like a big deal, but it's not that long ago. from my opinion and i still remember the six finals i played from 4 '04 to '09. i had many great ones. >> with the two biggest names in the men's final, this is bound to be another. look at how they stack up. jovovich has nine grand slam titled compared to federer's 17. when it comes to the u.s. open, jo

andrew thomas reports from new south wales in australia. >> reporter: on the morning of july 31st, justrom shore, former boxer craig was mauled by a great white shark. sat on his surfboard with the shark trying to rip off his leg, he managed to fight back. >> i went whack, whack, whack, whack four times. >> reporter: and it worked. >> and it worked. for 10 seconds you reckon he was latch odd. >> i reckon the whole thing was about 10 seconds, yeah. he lost so much blood he almost died spent all of august in hospital. full recovery could take years arc as for get back in the ocean? >> no way, you couldn't pay me $10 million i won't go. i am not going in there until i know and believe it's safe. >> reporter: there is fear along the coast of the australia. a short stretch north the sydney has seen 14 people attack by sharks, two died. >> life is imitating art. it's like jaws. there is a lot of fear. i know surfers are reluctant to go in to the water. >> reporter: why so many sharks and attacks? it could be the el nino changing water temperatures. bringing sharks closer to shore. or that hea

. >> reporter: england's pool includes wales and south australia. stepping up was not an option. a big nation would fall before the quarterfinals. and and the england fans have hoped it won't be them. >>> the world's number one surfer mick fanning is in action two months after being attacked by a shark at an event in south africa. the australian beat de-souza in the final of the hurley pro in california. fanning's score saw him replace the brazilian as world number one. with three events remaining. how i wish i could do that. >> this week on talk to al jazeera, renowned architect david adjaye. he's designing the smithsonian's national museum of african american history and culture on the mall in washington, d.c. >> i think that what the world will see is that the african american story is not a footnote, but probably the lens to really understand america, to this day. >> from a cancer treatment center in rwanda to an affordable housing project in new york, plus dozens of projects in development around the world, adjaye says he is trying tke

and results like this of japan beating south africa and wales beating england bring the whole world cupverybody interested. it's not just the result. it's the way the teams have played. it's wonderful rugby, great for the game, great for this world cup. everybody, i speak to you from sydney town. but all over the world on twitter, e-mails, phone calls, everybody is talking about the world cup at least in the world of rugby. >> that's awesome. look, england faces australia next weekend. it really is do or die, isn't it? are there hopes of getting out of the group stage slipping away. >> i happen to be the chair of the australian republican movement wanting australia to become a republic. even those not -- those that are monarchists. it's in our dna. there's no nationwide on earth that we like beating more than england. the reckoning is after england having lost -- lost to wales this morning, they will be desperate to beat australia. but i must say, england to do them their due, they had aid chance this morning when they were playing wales with a minute to go, they had a chance for a pena

south africa. >>> action from england versus wales in the next news hour. that's all the sports for now, david. >>> thank you very much. england and wales, and i've got a journey home. i'm not going to listen to anybody. i'll watch it when i get home. nobody tell me what the result is. that's it for me. felicity barnes is next. bye-bye. >> every saturday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". saturday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> syria's war, the eu tells al jazeera that russia intends to step up the involvement in the conflict. >>> you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up. >>> saudi arabia most senior religious scholar insists t

south? >> i think it's best been said probably three ministerials including at wales.you're tired of me saying that, but the capacities that we build and sustain in our capabilities these are applicable to both problems. the maritime parts are equally applicable in the medtarian as they are in the north see or black sea. so there are things that apply to both. so as we go forward building and enhancing our readiness and responsiveness, all of that brings tools to the table that can be used either east or south. the problem in the south is there are so many more tools that need to be in the kickback that are beyond nato's core military competency that we would need to be in concert with others to truly get out the issues in the south. >> thank you, general. we're ready for question and answer. >> thank you. my question to you is about the issue of russia's antiaccess area denial in the baltic e sea region. there's a fleet of russia. we have air incidents have more of them. we have issue of deployments. we have them already rockets brigade. we'll have them the next few y

wales that way for thousand pounds. a vivid look at life beneath the seven seas. southf los angeles lies another park that resembles no other on earth, disneyland. it has rides and exhibits and shows. it has trains and planes and bands and balloons. it has almost anything you can imagine. one imagines this is all for children. but it isn't. for every child that comes to disneyland, there are for adults. wisest, most celebrated men and women have been charmed by its attractions and enchantments. a miniature train can make you forget the real world if you let it work its magic. all aboard, the conductor's cry at disneyland. the ride will take you to a never neverland, a world of fantasy and dreams. this must be real, but then again, it isn't. it's all make-believe. a river launch at disneyland takes you through the wildest jungle. it's really is that makes you think you have come to another world, that you have left the united states. but you haven't begun to see all of disneyland. imagine now one of the great rivers of the united states and a paddlewheel steamboat, a com

south? >> i think it's best been said probably three ministerials including at wales.you're tired of me saying that, but the capacities that we build and sustain in our capabilities these are applicable to both problems. the maritime parts are equally applicable in the medtarian as they are in the north see or black sea. so there are things that apply to both. so as we go forward building and enhancing our readiness and responsiveness, all of that brings tools to the table that can be used either east or south. the problem in the south is there are so many more tools that need to be in the kickback that are beyond nato's core military competency that we would need to be in concert with others to truly get out the issues in the south. >> thank you, general. we're ready for question and answer. >> thank you. my question to you is about the issue of russia's antiaccess area denial in the baltic e sea region. there's a fleet of russia. we have air incidents have more of them. we have issue of deployments. we have them already rockets brigade. we'll have them the next few y

wales in cardiff. four years later, everyone thought new zealand all blacks would beat south africa in the final. the springboks accepted the trophy from nelson mandela. the all blacks once again on the receiving end of a shock result in the 1999 semifinal against france as the french came from behind to score 26 in 13 minutes, winning 43-31. france was a victim in 2007, their defeat in the opening game to argentina made worse when they lost to them again in the third-placed play-off. >> it was an upset in port see on saturday as georgia beat tonga, and in the pool france beat italy. >> european football's governing body played down suggestions of a topping problem in the sport. it follows the release of data commissioned, showing a higher than expected raid of tests among footballers from swathe to 2013. 900 players were tested anonymously. 68 had levels triggering investigations under current u.e.f.a. rules. >> for the final part of the controlling port series, looking at the fractured relationship between sporting organisations and the media. it's a hot topic in english football where journali

wales. >> in pool b., the u.s.a. looking for a victory are facing scotland in leads. two time champion south africa have had an injury late in the 46-60 victory saturday. fitness problems over shadowed his last two appearances and ruled him out of the tournament. >> the job reaction for the welsh sum would it up. >> you go there and you are driven and you win the game and you're a hero. you make the wrong call, and you're zero. >> with two nervous coaches watching on, england completely dominated the first half. iting out johnny may for the first try. wales going ahead 16-6. england allowed wales to stay in touch by conceding silly penalties. he couldn't miss. despite losing three players to injury, they cobbled together the back line. >> england have to beat australia in a week's time for his chance of keeping the tournament alive. al jazeera. >> aiming for a place at next year's olympic games in rio, seven teams from across africa are competing for a single spot at the games. at tanya page reports, the first time women's rugby will be played in the world's top rugby event. >> the rugby sev

south africa in what looks like the group's deciding game. >>> elsewhere we saw england, kaur owe lynn, yeah, the host england, they suffered a serious set back. walesin nishd stronger to secure a three-point win. did you see that match? i didn't. he know everyone else watched it. england have it all to do for a place in the quarterfinals when they face australia next weekend. the walllabs while ire row guy won over romania. >> there were a lot of red eyes the day after. >> let's move on to other types of football in some ways. involving a pass forward. peyton manning passed for 324 yards and two touchdowns as the denver broncos put away the detroit lions to improve 3-0 on the season. manning kikted with three time pro bowler demarch yous. the lions foal 0-3 with the loss which is the worst start since 2010. around the rest of the nfl the atlanta falcons scoring the last 25 points to complete the comeback against the dallas cowboys. philadelphia eagles winning for the first win topping the new york jets. bengals late rally sent the ravens to the first ever 0-3 start. the nfc seattle seahawks winning over the chicago bears scoreless. >>> still to com

south africa and agentine a and want to continue that form. the win is crucial to negotiate the pool of death. it includes eke land and waleshe top 2 will advance to the quarterfinals. >> nerves. excitement as well but nerves show you care and like all of us, we want to get out in the paddock. it's going to be a helter skelter twenty minutes. a lot of guys haven't played in a while. so, it's going to be feeling your way in and run with it there? >> fiji are looking to cause ab upset of the world's second ranked team. fiji believe they and zapap are closing the gap between rugby's top nations and second-tier teams. having a few days off between games isn't a problem. >> the short turnarounds are always tough. we have the aspect pretty well from the guy on friday had if recovery. boys are ready to go. >> in pool d, world number 7 france play romania at olympic park in london in the final game on wednesday, france had an impressive 32-10 win in their first match against italy. plumbing i can striker is going to take some beating. he scored five golds in nine minutes. a goal down on tuesday. but lowandowski ensured by ron's str