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i think we can get the very latest with our correspondent in sydney, duncan kennedy. what more can you tell us? >> we know that police, fire and ambulance crews are at the scene of this incident, the courthouse being about a 40-minute drive west of central sydney. a spokesman for the court has confirmed there is what he called a hostage situation at the courthouse. and local media are reporting that a man has strapped some kind of device to himself, possibly a bomb, and that he is holding his 11-year-old daughter. the police haven't confirmed these facts yet, so they're coming from various other sources. the police have set up a command center at the scene and closed surrounding roads so some kind of incident is going on there. whether it's actually connected to the courthouse or not, or just taking place there, we don't know. but some kind of incident going on there with reports the man has a device, a bomb, even, strapped to himself and is holding his 11-year-old daughter. >> and you said the area surrounding that court building has been cordoned off by police. >> t

we're speaking with a correspondent in sydney.have negotiations started between authorities and the hostage taker? >> the police are not releasing very much information to be honest about this whole incident, which has been going on in sydney for about three hours. it is taking place about 45 minutes west of sydney. we have reports this morning of a man who went into the court building with a young girl, demanded to see somebody in the building. the receptionist said he wasn't there. didn't know this man. the man then asked to see the attorney general because he said he was carrying a bomb in his backpack. it was at that point this emergency began. in the past few moments we have had pictures of the man appearing at a window wearing what appears to be a lawyer's wig, a barrister's wig. the man is shirtless. plays around with this wig at the window. there is no sign in these pictures of the actual device, if it is a device, if it is a bomb that the man claimed it can be but the police are certainly taking this very seriously, of co

from sydney, the bbc's duncan kennedy has more on what the changes will maine -- mean. >> australianwomen can go to the frontline and fight alongside their male colleagues. the battlefield in the longer a battle of the sexes. women already carry a 93% of all military jobs. now, the australian government said the remaining 7% of duties are being opened up for females. >> and now, all of the roles on the front line will be determined on the basis of merit, not on the basis of sex, so a very significant announcement today. >> countries like israel allow women into close quarters. others and laughing as into the combat zone, but many believe that the risks are too great. they point to the dangers of capture and the share of physical toll of front-line fighting. the pressure to make changes in australia has come in part from the women themselves, many of whom want to see more action, and also to boost their chances of promotion, which usually requires some combat experience. australian female soldiers will be able to go into combat immediately and will also be able to serve in the special

man's eleven year old daughter a month ago a fake bomb strapped to a teenager at her home also in sydney. scuffles have broken out between protesters and police outside a courthouse in cairo where the trial of former president hosni mubarak has resumed hundreds of demonstrators tried to break through the main gates and gain access inside for senior police officers testified against mubarak at a hearing which was held behind closed doors the former leader's tries with corruption and ordering the killing of protesters during the february uprising that toppled him from power. david petraeus one of the most influential generals of his generation is taking up a new post as america's top spy has become the director of the central intelligence agency after retiring from the military last week in a lavish ceremony that included a seventeen gun salute betray us was a key player behind the military operations in iraq and afghanistan. and plenty more on our top stories a click away at our team dot com here's what's online for you right now. not exactly criminal behavior but a lawsuit from chicago a

for a new interventions according to rosemary hollis a professor of middle east policy studies at sydney university law get a full interview coming your way in a little more about an hour but here's a sneak peek. cameron and tacos he took a massive gamble that they could pull something off in libya. that would contrast with the disaster that was the intervention in iraq i knew no hope presidents are talking as though this is a template for future interventions this is very much a kind of proxy war which must be extremely exciting and exhilarating at some level to be involved so the appetite for further interventions will exist. spain is bracing itself for a mass protests as the countries of wednesday's vote on a hotly contested change to the constitution that will. cap the budget deficit in a bid to fend off the debt crisis that's in golf in europe union say fixing a deficit limit means sacrificing social welfare for the sake of markets and authorities are reports with rising repossessions and unemployment many people are taking matters into their own hands. this was the last time when h

so sydney and, sydney pollock and the direcr flew on the plane and they wanted a song for the movie andnt the song to be about. they said i don't know, something. i said what else have you got. they weren't that impressed with. it's just natural to write. they just gave me the title on the road. i said on the road begin, that's easy. most of the good songs are easy to write. >> charlie: is that right. >> crazy came like that. i didn't have to sit around and wonder what the next line was going to be. >> charlie: it just comes. >> yes. and i think it happens that way to all writers. i think allriters, if they're real good professional writers, they can sit down and write a song any time. whether it's good or not, i don't know. it's just probably, you know the words will arrive about whether they will fit in the song or not. who knows what makes a hit song. it's either one or it isn't. >> charlie: do you have any instinct when you're writing it, this is different i can feel it. >> yes. if don't, i don't finish it. if i don't feel feel that way all the way through it and when i'm through wi

police in sydney australia have sealed off an area surrounding a court where a man has seized a child unconfirmed reports suggest it's the man's eleven year old daughter is comes a month after a fake bomb was strapped to a teenager at her home in sydney. and that was the main news a bullet in this hour. now for decades america and europe lead the pack in the global economy now their positions are floundering dragging much of the world down with them but not everywhere as are two you know hears from india that interview is coming up shortly. the ason p. downgrade of the united states economy has raised many questions about whether or not america will continue to be the powerhouse in the global economy and now the international monetary fund predicts that china will actually outpace the united states economy by twenty sixteen so how is all of this going to affect the traditional players and what is the impact going to be on the so-called developing world well joining me to help get some answers on all of this is oxford educated economist and the youngest man advert to had a world bank d

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sydney jones is the director of international cry cis group. >> it condemns violence in generic terms. it won't urge the government to take protection and take a stand in support of constitution ally protected freedom of religion. these weren't just premeditated murders. these were lynch mobs of individuals taking stones and clubs and bashing the skulls in until these people were dead. it is as those these people were no longer human beings. the people doing the killings were no longer human beings. they clearly didn't see as human beings any longer. when a society comes to that point, there is something radically wrong. >> one violently kill in the attack, sadly this man was killed just weeks before he was born. >> for all the other victims, even if it takes a whole generation. lucille talusan, cbn news, chicksick, indonesia. >>> one of the world est largest unreached people groups. the churchildren. >> young people between the ages of 4-14 respond to the gospel more readily than adults. >> church leaders from around the world are working to change the way the church ministers to chi

nikkei up by a quarter as was sydney. china's premiere says the battle remain as top priority in the near future. premie premiere wen says they should -- china's inflation hit 6.5% in july. that far exceeded beijing's targets. mr. wen is backtracking a little bit from the stronger comments he made earlier in a financial times opinion piece that happened in june. at that time mr. wen said we are confident prices will be firmly under control this year. obviously, nina, they're not at the moment. >> not indeed. >>> now, it's not every day that the closing bell rings from san francisco. the tech company sales force.com rang the bell remotely from a cloud community industry event in california. back on wall street, u.s. markets ended a grim month on a higher note. the gains were moderate ones at best. all under a half a percent as you can see there. it left investors cautious. the consulting firm says that the number of planned job cuts fell 23% in august and separately payroll processor adp said private payroll sectors rose b

just a month ago, a fake bomb was strapped to a teenager in another sydney suburb. those are the top stories from cnn, the world news leader. i'm zain vergee and "world business today" starts right now. >>> good morning from cnn london, i'm charles hodson. >> and good afternoon from cnn hong kong, an andrew stevens, you're watching "world business today." the top stories this tuesday, the 6th ever september, european markets edge higher after a punishing start to the week. >> what did he know and when did he know it? james murdoch races himself, challenging himself in the telephone hacking scandal. >>> and lost in a bar again. rumors circulate that another iphone prototype has been misplaced. >> let's get straight over to the stock markets in europe. and they have opened higher as you can see, providing a little bit of relief after the steep losses we saw on monday. and we're looking at advance of 1% for the london ftse, less than that for the xetra dax, the hardest hit in monday's route. zurich smi bouncing the furthest be up by 1.5%, paris cac current not joining

duncan kennedy, bbc news, sydney. >> a true african carolyn, how archbishop desmond tutu remember to the -- remembered the first african woman to achieve that honor. yesterday, she died of cancer at the age of 71. we have more on her life and her legacy. >> she was known around the world. in december of 2004, she won the nobel peace prize for her tireless environmental work in kenya, including tree planting. the first african woman to win the award, it was a big surprise to many people. they had not seen the strong link to the environment, poverty, and peace. >> [unintelligible] to bring courage and power to women in the african region. it can only make men stand up and wonder what hit them. >> the campaign began in the 1970's. the aim was to help women improve their livelihood, getting fire wood for cooking and clean water. police -- almost 60 million trees have been planted in kenya. at a time when the oppressive government was in power, and speaking out could put your life in danger. >> this is the center of nairobi, about 20 years ago, the ruling party tried to fill a 60-story sk

he died in sydney surrounded by family. . >>> a new study is taking aim at sponge bob square pants. the cartoon impairs the minds of 4 year olds. children were easily distracted after watching the show. the cartoon changed scenes every 11 seconds. and children watching slower shows had fewer problems. . >>> 11 million fish have been caught in screens around the delta pumps. explains why fisherman don't consider this good news. >> i'd like to get a fish report if you don't mind. >>reporter: the captain of this boat used to take out two groups a day. now he's down to two away week. >> very difficult. >> indicating the fish population is increasing but slowly. from january 1 to september 7th. california fish and game reporting catching 11 million fish in the screens around the delta pumps mostly split tails but 35 thousand were also caught and relocated. >> i haven't seen 11 million fish out there. >> we spoke with fish biologists who say the majority survive the salvage process but they are so small that fisherman may not notice. >> the bottom line is none of us know where the fish ar

donjon kennedy, bbc news, sydney. >> failure of greece would be failure for all europe. that is the message from french president sarkozy today. the prime minister tries to drum up support. and as they try to put the financial house in order. it reminds them of the economic crisis of 2008. the economy has been the administration's overriding concern. it is the subject of confidence. they join me just a short time ago. confidence man is the name of the buck. -- "confidence men" is the name of the book. based on the interviews you carried out, how justified is the public opinion? >> i think it is justified, sadly. the evolution of barack obama, it seems linked to the financial and political capitals. it is interesting, in the first few months of the administration, he had his chance. a 75% approval rating. he had the capital. he wanted to restructure the big banks in america. the evidence is clear, they were much more cautious and attuned to wall street's position. the president wanted to do more and he was stopped. after that, he got the wind knocked out of him. obama try

. >> that's right, so in sydney, this is probably one of the more symbolic memorials we've seen, videoaffiliates. a group rushed up the sydney tower, and what they did, once they got up there they overlooked the city and one he has an emotional response to this, a moment of silence and the whole gesture there was to symbolize the rush that the firefighters made up the towers to save the lives of hundreds upon hundreds of people of the day of the attacks. >> remembrances around the world, we thank you. >>> we're going to lighten the mood, it's been a tough, emotional day for everyone. football fever in the air, the first sunday action in the nfl season, but one very important quarterback m.i.a., is missing, and college players who thought they signed up to just play football, but quickly discovered after 9/11, they were committed to a whole lot more. we're going to talk all about it with "sports illustrate d's joh w wortheim in a moment. some. your dinner's in the microwave, dear. ♪ where do you want to go? just drive. [ engine revs, tires screech ] mom? ♪ okay, so who ordered the cerea

there is possibly been a bomb, a man carrying a bomb taking a child hostage in sydney.fficials are saying the shirredless man could be seen wearing a wig, worn by australian lawmakers looking from the second floor window. he has a suspicious looking we'll backpack. police appear to be talking to the suspect now over the phone. >>> libya, reports of shopping lists for weapons have been found. it contains weapons from rockets and machine guns, 150 million bullets, written by retired libyan army colonel, found in the trash in tripoli. the documents suggest china may have sold the weapons to libya despite a u.n. ban. then we put some of the scallops right across the top of the lettuce. now for a couple sprinkles and were good to go. take a little hardboiled egg. sprinkle on top. it's a great lunch salad. remember those pieces of bread we put on the grill. took them off rubbed them with raw garlic. and a couple of those. finis report recommends the arms be sent to algeria and they would ship the types and quantitys to the arms to libya. officials acknowledge that a meeting d

i spoke earlier to our correspondent in sydney about the significance of the discovery. >> his family has never been satisfied that his remains the been identified they called on the authorities to look again at the remains that were dug out in this jail two years ago. it had been thought that a school -- skull, but that was discounted a few years ago. they found these remains that they matched dna with to the great great grandchild of ned kelly's sister. she happens to be a teacher in millburn. scientists is said that the match is as close as they can get it. there are satisfied that the remains are those of ned kelly. it is just a few bonds. it is not any more than that. this cold case has gone on for more than 130 years. it appears finally to open salt. -- to have been solved. america's most famous general has retired. but david petraeus has said farewell to the army after 37 years of service. with this legacy still unclear. >> at 58, he is something of a pennant for in america short of heroes. a hardened warrior, an intellectual, a diplomat. even on his last day in uniform, deeply

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our correspondent doug ian kennedy is at the scene in sydney. or not quite at the scene, but give us the background to this case. a highly sensitive case. >> a highly sensitive case. it ended without injury, remarkably. it began about 11 hours ago. this man walked into a law office demanding to see someone appear the receptionist said she did not know who he meant. whereupon he said he had a bomb in his backpack and the siege began. it lasted 11 hours, sometimes leading to some pretty erratic behavior from this man. we saw him hanging out of the window waving a judge's winnipig. he threw a bottle of the window and handed down a telephone through the window. extraordinary behavior. this was a concern for police, obviously, bearing in mind he had his 12-year-old daughter in the room at the time. during the course of the day the behavior was dealt with at very closely by the police. we have learned in the past few minutes that negotiations broke down and police made a forceful entry. we don't know whether the girl's life or the man's life were in d

night out against crime, and i just want to send a special shout out to people, especially jim and sydney. -- cindy. we cannot be here because we are in meetings, but we wish you well. clerk: thank you, supervisor farrell. supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor mirkarimi: yes, it is national night out, and i look forward to being there with the hope of ensuring greater public safety. in light of that, i am submitting an ordinance to fortify the san francisco gun control laws. like many of you, actually florida and modified to hear just recently of a bullet passing through a woman's back in north beach, and the bullet was not intended for her at all. if that bullet had been a hollow point bullets, it would not have passed through her. she would have died. just recently, i had an 11-year- old girl in my district, where a bullet had passed by the house, again, not meant for her, in directly went into the house, and then it hit her with life- threatening injuries, and then luckily, she made it. earlier this year, we heard about the gun shot earlier this year. we heard about this story, i believe it

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an ikea store in sydney, australia is testing it out. it is called man land.is a holding pen for board male shoppers. it is a hangout for boyfriends and husbands as their wives shop the -- as they shop the aisles in piece. there is pin ball machines and pizza. and the shoppers are given a buzzer that goes off in 30 minutes reminding you to go and pick up your man. >> that is a little sexist. could sandhya and i not go there if we wanted to hang out? >> you could be left there to shop. >> let's go on with sports because i am getting mad. >> the giants keep their slim playoff hopes alive in colorado. and sebastian january gnaws back in the news, not for breaking a record, but fo (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause)  whoa. you gotta be kidding! you guys are exactly who i had in mind when i cated my new jumbo breakfast platter. it's a ton of food: 8 of my new mini pancakes, hash brown sticks, sc

it's pleasant weather for sydney, nice and dry with lots of sunshine. however... there's an area of low pressure hovering over southeastern australia bringing clouds and brisk winds... into melbourne and victoria. and new zealand is also looking nice and warm. into north america... wednesday will be dry for most of the northeastern u.s... but there will be a few cloudy skies from time to time. chicago has the same story... but much cooler air will push in, with a high of only 17 degrees. los angeles is looking partly cloudy too... with 26 degrees. down in south america... there's a long band of showers across the northern parts of brazil which will extend into the southeast late wednesday afternoon... this will bring some heavy rain into sao paulo and some scattered showers for rio de janeiro. santiago and buenos aires however... will continue to be sunny and clear. into europe... there are no reports of rain in much of europe on wednesday. moscow, berlin and paris... are all drying out nicely with a few passing clouds. and if you're in london... you ca

but the book that begins with sydney farber.dney said six was a so-called doctor of the dead because primarily pathologists in the 1950s would perform autopsies. he was a pathology who specialized in children pathology and typically bodies of children who had died in the hospital would be whittled down into his basement laboratory. the laboratory was no bigger than about 12 feet, kind of a frozen cube at the bottom of one of the buildings. so that's where we are in 1848. and then, farber became a man trying to find a mechanism for an understanding of a disease, which was an extremely lethal, a swiftly lethal form of cancer and those childhood acute leukemia and that's where our story begins. lymphatic leukemia is typically, then it always affects children and usually in the 1950s was almost uniformly 100% mortality. often kids would die and they would be diagnosed and died within the span of the week, two weeks. sometimes they would live longer and die soon after. farber became interested. one of the reasons was leukemia could b

and here are the results of the night seven other games in sydney's group gina cypriot side are now on top after a draw in ukraine against shots are in group h. their reigning champions barcelona destroyed but they all rebel arose and now sits even on four points with milan who defeated the lead. from the czech republic chelsea are now on top of group after a home draw against wildfire leverkusen are now second following victory over again from belgium and find that even group arsenal defeated greek champions olympiad ghost. to climb on to second well marsay are now two for two after their latest win over bruce comes. to more russian representatives are on consonantal d.z. on thursday evening in the europa league rubin host while looking at seeds on their left exactly a decade asked of the railway men thrashed the belgians five one in the champions league both sides enter the game as group leaders after claiming opening round big stories of the fortnight and go the russians now being all three points after recovering from a goal down against the worm to win two one thanks to victor of

but it's archrivals real madrid have six points to sydney was charges keeping their run going. i. think she's supposed to be for the one of the fifteen minutes the frenchman how to brace on the night as the top is this is second seventy four minutes in leaving the school week to the stage with those who would put the tie to bed a minute. zollo while on slumping your forward to the reality up the arab league table alongside let's see. the. huge weekend is ongoing for american football funds with the first games of the n.f.l. season already shaking things up the philadelphia eagles are a squad loaded with dream team level talent they did what was expected by beating the injury the played at st louis rams on sunday eagle star signing number someone on his colleagues commemorating a decade since the september eleventh tragedy on the field of action things start a bittersweet for the rams stephen jackson injuring his right leg three has touched on. the spring michael vick thing well how to break through into the sean jackson speech to receiver jackson a key figure write a story take it

sydney will continue to enjoy sunny spells on tuesday, but an area of low pressure trough will affect southeastern australia... bringing not only dark cloudy skies but even a chance for some showers, which will eventually extend into western new zealand. flying over to north america... gorgeous weather's on tap for much of the northeast and the midwest on tuesday, clear skies and plenty of warm sunshine are expected in these areas. much of the west coast is also looking nice and dry, but there are few left over thunderstorms across the south, from southern oregon to parts of wyoming and even into the mexican border on tuesday. down in south america, lots of sunny weather's in the forecast, as usual... southeastern brazil will clear out nicely with warmer temperatures... highs will be mostly in the mid to upper 20s. santiago's looking similar... 24 with sunny skies. buenos aires... will be slightly cooler... in the upper teens. into europe... heavy rain in moscow will take a break on tuesday... but cloudiness will still linger. berlin's looking similar... expecting partly cloudy skies.

australian police are to go shaded with a man holding a child hostage outside a court in a sydney the surrounding area is sealed off and witnesses say the suspect claimed he was carrying a bomb in a backpack well according to some reports the captain may be the man's eleven year old daughter. scuffles broke out between protesters and police outside a courthouse in the car where the trial of former president hosni mubarak regime and hundreds of demonstrators attempted to break through the main gates and gave access for senior police officers testified against mubarak at the hearing which was held behind closed doors with the ex leader is charged with corruption and ordering the killing of protesters during the february op rising that top ten. well there's plenty more on our top stories at our dot com also lined up on the web site right now not exactly criminal behavior however a lawsuit out of chicago alleges six year old school kids were handcuffed simply for talking in class and log on to our to dot com to find out more plus. a bid for the give us book of records a moscow celebrates

he died in his hometown of sydney, australia and was 39 years old. >>> on the cbs news money watch on today in asia. ashley morrison is here with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, terrell. awful day for the asian markets on new fears the global economy is heading for another downturn. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 2% and hong kong dropped more than 4%. >>> wall street fresh readouts on retail sales and consumer sentiment. trades are trying to stop the beating after a brutal session on friday. the dow plunged 303 points to close below the 11,000 mark and the nasdaq fell 61. investors bracing for another rough week. the fears over europe's debt crisis intensified sunday as new doubts emerged about the health of the banking system. financial officials, especially in france, are increasingly worried that grace's problems will spread. french banks are expecting ratings downgrades as early as today. >>> still no relief at the gas pump. prices up six cents the past couple of weeks to a national average $3.67 a gallon. still insist. analysts insist prices will come

profile cases as one hundreds of reporters staked out a new york courthouse to report ernie made all sydney ssion of guilt in his ponzi scheme millions and millions of dollars there is all the of a sort of day for many of them right to believe angry an ira worth one point three million and my other money it's was about one point eight million people and it's gone on that how do you think he got away with this for so long was now person to run a stamp for so many years without that effect that was one of the things i thought of hippies again nobody could successfully run a scam for that long meat off was not alone the regulators are now investigating scores of similar crimes they say there is a ponzi ammonium under way there's four levels and every white collar crime is the guy that gives the orders the people the what is the people that know what was going on but didn't participate and the people that should have known what was going on like boards of directors or what it is but that participate so what they try to do is they try to. get to the culpability of the guy at the top by working f

hundred nine they get things started against easily on sunday hundreds of fans gathered in downtown sydney and on monday to say goodbye to the two time world champions a special moment for coach robbie deans with the kiwi aiming to bring the world go back to australia so we understand will be a challenge. but we're up for that very ready for the boys are in ready for. for a few days i think. training's been going to the club and i think their minds are in new zealand already. and finally twelve year old might be young and the one of us soon hopes to find herself in the guinness book of records as she's become the first girl under fifteen to bench press an incredible seventy kilograms which is one pool for it has the story she hasn't even entered her teens yet money on a moment is already a sensation run the russian powerlifting scene the fifth grade school kid has a research almost a dozen world records and a sport but she took up completely by accident. i have already been bench pressing since i was ten i went with my dad to competition and during a break i decided to try and the the bar

the globe police are now negotiating with a man who is holding a child hostage outside a court in sydney australia with the area sealed off witnesses say the suspect claimed to be carrying a bomb in a backpack according to some reports the captive may be the man's eleven year old daughter. scuffles or broken out between protesters and police outside a courthouse in cairo where the trial of former president hosni mubarak is being resume hundreds of demonstrators tried to break through the main gates and gain access for senior police officers testified against mubarak at the hearing which was held behind closed doors the former leaders charged with corruption and ordering the killing of protesters during the february uprising that toppled him from power. gen david petraeus is taking up a new position as america's top spy to become the director of the central intelligence agency after retiring from the military forces last week betray us was a key player behind operations in iraq and afghanistan. remember there is plenty more a click away for you at our t. dot com here's what's online right

globe police are in negotiations with a man who is holding a child hostage outside a courthouse in sydney australia with the surrounding area cordoned off witnesses say the suspect claimed he was carrying a bomb in his backpack according to some reports the captive may be the man's eleven year old daughter. scuffles broke out between protesters and police outside a cairo courthouse where the trial of former president hosni mubarak resumed hundreds of demonstrators tried to break through the main gates and gain access for senior police officers testified against mubarak at the hearing which was held behind closed doors former leaders charged with corruption and ordering the deaths of protesters during the february uprising that toppled him from power. former u.s. general david petraeus taking up a new post as america's top spy he earned his reputation as the key man behind the u.s. wars in iraq and afghanistan despite a lot of controversy surrounding the conflict his career soared leading him to the chair of cia director after almost four decades in the military. plenty more stories availa