time to bring jonathan oh in the picture starting with the tinder box conditions in southern australia. >> the latest is that conditions are starting to improve. the winds are starting to die down. we're seeing a few showers in the southern portion of australia. however the destruction that the fires have left behind are very clear. i want to show up the video to give you an idea how serious this is. completely charred from fires that rolled through. hot and dry weather caused bush fires and 87 properties have been damaged or destroyed and at least two people were killed. because the conditions are improving and officials are saying the fire is contained at this point, roads are being reopened. so residents are going back to their homes and for those who are in situations like what you just saw there, it's going to be a very difficult recovery for them. some of the stuff they own, very difficult to replace because they come from their family history and things like that. it looks like we may still see showers but the trough that was the big wind maker, the one that really created the s

moment during prince charles and camila's world tour of a wiebry in southern australia.nery in southern australiaing up the 8 inch blade and took a little stab at her husband charles who did have a shocked reaction. >> good morning. t-mobile is giving customers a new option to stream video now without having to count against their data plan. the feature called a binge on will be rolled out later this month for those with top tier plans of three gigabytes or more. and apple starts taking orders for the new ipad pro today. aimed at business customers it has a nearly 13 inch screen and 10 hour battery life. starting at $799 but can cost a thousand if you have the keyboard and pencil stylustylus. >> and rich get richer. jeff bezos is now the world's fourth wealthiest person. amazon stock doubled this year earning him more than $29 billion. >>> thanks so much. just ahead the 24-year-old who's $8 million richer this morning. and the first trailer for one of next year's biggest movies. you are watching "early today." [ female announcer ] when you're serious about fighting wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol

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. >>> two people have died in blaze that his ripped through southern australia, at least 13 people includingildren have been hospitalized and said to be in serious condition. the fires that stretched over 200-kilometers broke out in heat wave conditions and spread across farmland. hundreds of firefighters struggled to contain the fires which also killed thousands of animals. >>> the mayor of chicago is calling for calm today after more protests in that u.s. city. hundreds have taken to the streets after the release of a video showing a white police officer shooting dead a black teenager last year. officer jason van dyke has been charged with first degree murder for the killing. his lawyer said the policeman felt threatened by the 17 year olds who he says refuse today drop a knife. >>> thousands of chilean women have marched through the streets of santiago against concerned-based violence, participants waved flags and banners calling for equality and an end to fem side and violent against women. the march also paid tribute to three female activists who were killed for opposing the dictatorshi

more than a dozen brush fires burning across southern australia.o the ground. >> welcome back to mornings on 2. san francisco police investigating some strange discovery. several baseball bats were found chained to telephone poles around san francisco yesterday. as many as 15 bats. some of them had nails sticking out of them. police are calling it very strange. they are still looking into who did it and the reason why. >>> in the meantime the san francisco police department and sheriff's department, the fire department took part in a special thanksgiving tradition that started more than 30 years ago. they prepared and delivered hundreds of meals for senior citizens around the city. self-help for the elderly organized it all. hundreds of police officers and deputies and firefighters paramedics carved and sliced at the lady shaw senior center in china town. they were able to prepare 3,000 meals, a third for home bound senior citizens. >>> a professor in australia says a home security app on his cell phone saved his house from a wildfire. he tweeted o

the land alone, suddenly you are talking about incredible heat, warmth in places like southern and western australiaacross asia, across parts of western north america. we are literally seeing something very, very new here this is all coming on the heels of all kind of other new discoveries. it really seems that as things are changing so rapidly here, antonio, we may not have the measurements that we need to really understand what's coming next. already, we have seen news, for instance, that snowfall and snow melt may be disappearing at a faster rate than we expected and how did swaths, bill you don't know of people are relying on snow melt for the kind of water that rainfall, itself, cannot provide. >> includes places like certain i can't, the ghanges, basically all of california. >> kind of new information come bind with this revolution that october is this extraordinary departure from the average, literally, again, the hottest october we've seen in 136 years of recordkeeping. it goes to show we are seeing climate change happening in a drastic fashion right here before our eyes. >> jacob ward in sa

southern hemisph. >> can't wait. >> old legends and young legends, beaten by the old group from australia. >> the early question came from new zealand. giving the legendary dan carter the chance to win the cup but, the old blacks were doing nearly all the action. a deserved 16-3 half time lead. just as devastating, scintillating try. this australia team would not dream of giving up particularly not in a world cup final and find out how they coo serge over disws fittingly it was carter who made the them save, by the time bodon barrett broke free to score, his team was used. >> is best to have played for the all blacks but with special players all and him. >> it's not just so being the hero any time you get pnl. >> reporter: new zealanders live and breathe ruk by. now they have a team that can be called by many, the who has ended up still the champions. lee wrilings many al jazeera. >> four gym flases have achieved gold. eight competitors apart four of them were judged to have identically scores. instead of a money makers, all their national an thems were played during what was obviously a stented ceremony. you can ke

she is in australia and it looks pretty nice there. >> in the southern hemisphere, it is flipped.e are having our winter and it is summer there. >> she is on assignment, so she is doing work. >> this is serious business because i was about to say whatever. but tomorrow is sydney i checked the forecast. 850 and into the 90s. tomorrow is monday. they are day ahead of us. we are on the other end of the scale. tonight lots of cold temperatures and clear skies. you can see the moon over the east bay. the moon has been spectacular. we had this cold air and calm conditions making for sparkling visibility day and night. here are some of the coldest temperatures i could find. morgan hill at 37. we are already called in the night is getting started. alamo the mid-30s already. it's down to freezing. a lot of these spots going into the 20s. so a freeze warning in effect for north valleys in east valley's and a frost advisory by the bay and coast so a frost advisory means we will get close to freezing for some frost possible. a freeze warning means the temperatures are forecast to go below fre

southern hemisphere than london in the month of october. now that we're here, can't wait to might them. they went about young bucks in australia. record run of 13 world cup victories. australia hoping to peak when it mattered most. dan carter had a chance to open the scoring and his world cup final but last international. crucially broke the resistance at the earned of the first half, a deserved 16-3 hafl haft half:. this australian team would not giver up, particularly not in a world cuch. the easy conversion, gap down to just four points. fittingly it was carter, a superb point goal, long distance kick. by the time bode and bairlt broke through, he was even the first nation to retain the wormt. which he lifteworld cup. >> it's not been here so much, been doing the job as good as you can acknowledge you want to enhance it. >> new zealanders say they have a team that can be call greatest in history. there was no surprise who has ended up still the champions. lee wellings. 26intwickingham. >> yvonne ngz rowrlt oon what makes this so dealt? >> the designer is using a certain technique done by hand. it comes from swefnlt nigeria a

great antipathy and rivals new zealand and australia in the final of the rugby world cup together in the first time. in weather more familiar to the southern hemisphere than london in october. >> the last team we want to meet. now that we are here, can't wait to be here. >> legends, legends, beaten by the young bucks. >> reporter: the all blacks reached the favourites on a record-run of 13 world cup victories, australia hoping to peak when it mattered the most. the early pressure from nz, giving dan carter a chance to open the scoring in the world cup fine, but the last international. the all blacks were doing the attacking, brokering the resistance. a try, a deserved 16-3 lead, and the start to the second half was as devastating. dem. onu, who passed 100 caps with a sint lating try. the australian team would not dream of giving up. not in a world cup final, and found a way to surge over. the comeback continued when they crossed the try line, the cap back down to four points. carter made the save, a superb goal, a long distance kick. and the final points of the tournament. by the time bowden barrett broke free to score, victory was safe. n

australia. authorities say the search for flight 370 is moving farther south because the southern hemisphere springakes the extreme conditions in the southern ocean calmer. 239 people were on board the plane when it went down in march 2014. >>> police are investigating a potential terrorist incident at a con strollers shrine in japan a bomb blew a hole in a ceiling of a men's bathroom, no one was injured in the blast. investigators found remnants of the bomb and a separate timed detonator. plastic pipes and wires at the scene. the shrine has long been the center of controversy because it is the final resting place for some japanese world war ii war criminals. >>> in jerusalem, israeli police say two palestinian women tried to stab an israeli pedestrian with scissors near a market. officials say a police officer saw the attack near the market and then opened fire, killing one of the women and wounding the other. authorities say four israelis were hurt in the incident. >>> in brazil, 11 people are dead there after a mine spill unleashed toxic mud across two states. you can see the thick orange mud fl

australia which has allocated about $65 million. thousands of square kilometers of seabed have been searched in the southern indian ocean.m the wing segment that washed up in july, no trace of the plane has ever been found. new zealand's world champion rugby team are on their way home after winning back-to-back titles. they were applauded all the way through london's heathrow airport with the cup. the team became the first three-time world cup winners when they defeated australia on saturday. national wallowed pride and wore all black jerseys for a day on the sydney to auckland cruise. >> up next, more drama involving a billionaire founder .f king fisher airlines what have they been up to? we'll get over to mumbai, next. ♪ >> not looking particularly pretty but we are on an equity rally across this part of the world. definitely some of the fair winds coming out of wall street. nasdaq up, s&p also up and recovering from august losses there. looking forward to that interest rate decision there of course in sydney just over half an hour away. looking nice and clear. the haze seems to have lifted in singapore with the index

climate justice, including in bogota, colombia, sydney, australia, athens, greece, mexico city, along the equator in kenya and even on a glacier in southernhile. in london, where 50,000 people rallied, opposition leader jeremy corbyn of the labour party spoke about the connection between world conflicts and the increasing scarcity of resources due to climate change. crooks >> it is about the resources we use. there some aspects in the concert around the world [indiscernible] i think the attendance here today on a wet november morning is brilliant. amy: in brazil, protesters covered themselves with mud and laid on the ground to symbolize the river doce, which was recently flooded by toxic chemicals when a dam burst at a massive iron mine, killing more than a dozen people and contaminating the river with mercury. >> what happened was an environmental crime, like so many others, which the government and world leaders perpetuate. i want them to hear us, the buried ones, that we will not put up with anymore. in manila in the philippines protesters called , attention to the devastating impact drastic sea level rise would have in the philippines

in australia, two people died and 19 others are hurt in a major brushfire. flames are still threatening a number of towns in the southern part of the country. aircraft and firefighters are trying to get it under control. shelters have been set up for those who lost their homes or have been evacuated. in a kcrg tv-9 follow-up this morning.. we're getting new details this morning about the man facing charges after police say he triggered several hawk alerts on the university of iowa campus. drive. the suspect got away with cash. police put evidence markers outside the store's front door and in the parking lot. they were also searching several areas near crossroads mall. no one was hurt. in september, police say two men held up an employee with a gun, while others robbed the store. people in the store saw the men take cash and cell phones. police later arrested six men in connection with the armed robbery. directors of a dubuque homeless shelter says they desperately need volunteers to help staff the shelter overnight. that's because directors say they only have a single volunteer who oversees the third shift. "i think it

australia right now. we just learned this morning that four people have died. take a look at that smoke rising from the wildfires. firefighters saying the fires destroyed three buildings on the southern coast and forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes. the fire started with lightning strikes. this past weekend, high winds and temperatures over 100 degrees have made the conditions worse. >>> 4:36. today metro will lay out the budget process and financial outlook. the regional transportation planning board will hold the monthly meeting today. it expects to get an overview of the service and ridership and capital program. they will set up an independent metro safety commission. >>> another big day for metro tomorrow as it hopes to have a new leader in place. they will introduce paw wefeld as the new manager. all that's left is the final vote and final contract. he met with the virginia and d.c. officials. >>> today mayor bowser will celebrate the opening of engine company 22. the ground breaking begins at 11:00 a.m. >>> the 2015 wine tourism conference begins today in virginia. wine industry experts from around the world will be in l d loudoun county for the next two days. th

southern india are being accused of not being prepared for wide-spread flooding. train services have been suspended and streets and homes are flooded. the army and air force are rescuing stranded people. >>> australiahen its push to qualify for the world cup. details with farah in sport in just a moment. ♪ ♪ >>> doctors have declared the world's most extensive face transplant a success. 150 medical staff were involved in the life-changing operation in new york. alexi oh brain reports. >> reporter: when this man set off for the hospital in august, he took a courageous step into the unknown. >> i'm working hard every day trying to get this transplant done. >> reporter: he was seriously burned while working was a volunteer firefighter. 14 years and more than 70 operations later, it was time for the big one. but as doctors have proclaimed it is the most comprehensive face transplant in history. his medical team in new york had been practicing for more than a year. they waited for just the right donor to come along, with his fair skin and hair, a 26 year old who died in a cycling accident in july. 150 medical staff worked for 26 hours on this complex, delicate surgery. they flipped the skin at the back