it seems a man left a suitcase at a cafe in a suburb of sydney which had a million australian dollars stuffed inside it. officers have arrested a man. it's still not clear if he's a person that left the money behind. now, china is to conduct naval exercises in the western pacific within the next week. they've been involved in a number of territorial disputes with its neighbors, particularly around the south china sea. the defense ministry in beijing described the move as routine. arab league foreign ministers are due to meet in cairo in the next couple of hours to discuss their next steps in dealing with syria, which was suspended from the organization last week. they're expected to impose economic sanctions after syria refused to allow them into the country following months of crisis. saudi arabia says two people have been shot dead in a gunfight with security forces in eastern province. the area is home to a shia minority and has seen a number of protests recently. the interior ministry says gunmen were working for a foreign country, in a reference to iran. mike bushell is here. we

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a remembrance took place in sydney, in remembrance of the dead. we have more. >> it was a service that brought a shaken community together in a collective act of remembrance. at times a reflection for the lives lost. the people of this suburb still cannot absorb the shock. the horror of the passing of so many elderly lives in what should have been their peaceful passage into old age. >> home should be a place where you feel secure and loved. that has been stolen for us. our staff just what the residents home. our residents want to come home, but i cannot bring your home right now. i am sorry. we will not forget you. and i cannot bring everyone home. i know that. we will bring home those that we can. >> the nursing home ablaze needed nearly 100 firefighters to control. the flames creating chaos and gravity -- and tragic. many victims suffer from dementia. one of the nurses is charged with multiple counts of murder. he was arrested soon after the fire started. police say he may face many more charges. one man chose not to enter the court room. he wa

duncan kennedy reports from sydney. >> the australian senate where this landmark law was passed, the five stages of debate as devices -- divisive as the years of discussion that preceded it. they claim success for the country and the environment. >> it comes after a quarter of a century of scientific warnings, 37 parliamentary inquiries, and years of vigorous debate and division. today our nation has got this done. it has taken the most effective step it can to cut carbon pollution. ma'am australia only produces 1.5% of the world's global carbon emissions. the relative size of the population, the biggest polluter in the world. now with the new law passed, the largest producers of co2 gas is will have to pay a penalty. from july of next year, the top 500 companies will have a fine $24 for every ton of co2 gas produced. it will continue for two years until a carbon trading scheme. it is not just the size of that tax objectors are fighting against, they say it is the principal as well. why, they argue, should a country that produces relatively little amounts of carbon emissions have a t

it carries the fluid language of the landscaping, which pete walker's firm established at sydney walton. it allows pedestrians passage and use where there are currently none. retail in three places. the cafe and retail space. a larger one to the right. and then the club kept a to the north. opportunities for indoor/outdoor seating and retail uses there. and then the club itself to the north, the aquatics center, is screened from the public, but in a way that we think will allow glimpses in and at least a sense of openness while preserving privacy. here is the existing conditions, looking towards the embarcadero on jackson street. a very unfortunate terminus for one of the city's interest in historical streets. and here is the idea what the jackson commons might look like. you get to the four-story portion of the residential project on the right. there is a residential garden below that low screen wall with a flower injury behind it. then a recreational club to the left with the cafe and indoor/outdoor seating. the second of these bases is the drum street garden walk. this is a space whi

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sydney. >> the film director, ken russell, has died. he was 84 years old. one of britain's most prolific filmmakers, he became famous for his flamboyant style. films include "women in love" and "tommy." he was criticized for his use of outrageous images, and many of his later movies were released as ridiculous. >> ken russell, one of a series of acclaimed documentaries he made for the bbc in the 1960's. they were beautiful to look at, deductive to listen to, and thoroughly self-en dull -- self-indull incident. they marked him as a filmmaker of talent, some said genius. >> at the bbc, he learned his craft as a director and developed his trademark style. flamboyant and visually extravagant. he moved into cinema, where his second major feature, "women in love" was acclaimed as a masterpiece. >> accuse me of exposing political chicanery, and i will plead guilty. >> but as time went on, his films became more extreme. "the devils" reflected his fascination with sex and religion and was widely panned. >> he was once loved! >> there will a feel

the "sydney morning herald" say one of its reporters found a confidential briefing booklet near the gutter at the australian parliament building. it contained details about president obama's schedule and it was discovered when the president was still in australia. i talked to the reporter a short time ago who found that booklet. you will hear that interview in 15 minutes. >>> in the penn state child molestation scandal, former coach jo paterno's son is speaking out. he says his father who was fired after the scandal broke has had his world turned upside down. he says the main concern, though, should be focused on the victims. >> it's pretty surreal. it's almost like the book of job. i'm not a bible scholar by any stretch of the imagination. but job went from having everything to having nothing. it's not quite like that, but i think too cope things into perspecti perspective, one of the things joe has said to me throughout all of this is make sure we keep things focused on the victims of this tragedy. >> also, former coach paterno has now been diagnosed with lung cancer. we're told i

>> might be good enough to win the australian open in sydney. no disrespect to that event or to the field, because it's a good field and it's a press mieges event, but he's certainly showing signs that he is perhaps able to return to his best in the course of 2012. he leads by one shot at the halfway stage of this event in sydney. it's the first time he's been in a position like that, leading at the end of a round in 2011. and he played extremely well, a 67, nine under par. he's one shot ahead of peter o'malley. it's almost two years since he won a title at the australian masters. that was his 95th title much we were just used to him accumulating those, five or six titles a year and major championships into the bag, but it hasn't been the case after all these personal problems and injuries. but back on top of the leaderboard, and here are his reflections on the round he played today. >> i played well today. you know, i could have been a little bit lower on what would have been my first nine holes. i parred a couple of the par 5's, but still mana

baghdad donna mulhearn is an activist who actually broke onto the property at pine gap she is in sydney australia to tell us more about why people should be concerned about what's going on there. and they're gonna i guess let me just start by asking why you and three other activists decided you need to get onto the property back in two thousand and five. well we did that because we felt just had a right to know what was going on and i got up because pulling out is actually a sacred and the treaty that govern its presence in a strategy that sacred and even a strike members a column and i'm not permitted to know what goes on apply and got that as a strike but this isn't brought up we live in a democracy we are they have to have a sort of think accountable to the twelve olomouc and to the people so we went to client got and we did what we called our citizens inspection for suspected terrorist activity and so we dressed up in our what not to now house with citizens inspection chain on our coats just trying to make the point that we want transparency in this country and we don't want any sec

sydney already explained our history, what president carter did for us, and what we are doing for ourselvesining the whole city and region in celebrating asian-pacific portage month. i am so grateful to the board of supervisors for this whole four months of leaving this great city. i will say once again as i have said through many corners of the city, whether it is a town hall meeting or just your regular family association dinner, the hundreds i have been too -- i really feel proud of our asian community as a whole for allowing me to serve this great city and for all the years of struggle and coordinating and push to keep the doors of government open and to keep opportunities for many generations of asians to serve this wonderful city. thank you. i continue to thank the board of supervisors for this historic vote that happened in january. saying that, i want to kick off the celebration by doing the appropriate thing, signing the declaration that declares this month asian pacific american heritage month. i would like you to join with me the fantastic group of council generals here. if i can

joining me on the phone is dillon welch from "the sydney morning herald."ight, you found the book? >> that's right, t.j. good morning, all. >> did you realize what you had found at the time? how long did it take you to figure out? >> funny enough, it was early in the morning, i had not had much sleep, 6:00 in the morning. we had to arrive three hours early for the president's event at the australian war memorial at 9:00 in the morning. it looked to me like a discarded notebook. i walked past it, then my brain clicked, wait a minute, the u.s. president is here. i picked it up, it looked official. said this is interesting. i was in such a rush until about 2:00 p.m. that i didn't even look at it. when i finally got back to the office after all the presidential events, i went through it and realized that it was certainly something that you wouldn't have wanted, say, a foreign intelligence service to pick up. >> and we have it right. an important detail is that you found it while the president was still in australia. >> yeah. he would have been there for about a

sydney walton park, for example, seemed a logical place for small toddler playground adjourned at the honors at the gateway apartments rejected it. they have their own ulterior motives for that, but it has been very, very difficult. sue bierman park is a very logical location for a playground. our group would love to see it built in block 203. there is a very nice natural place for it. the scope it out. i think it will work out nicely. what we want to prevent from happening, since we have been working on this for such a long time, is some unforeseen objection comes up over putting it in what 203. let's say it is the art commission over perhaps moving the korean sculpture or doing something, and all of the sudden we cannot build it there, and we have no place for a playground. that is why i believe that it makes sense to follow supervisor chiu's ordinance amendment as it is written. again, our ribble work as hard as we can to gain consensus among all of the neighborhood groups to build it in block 203. that is our intention. we do not want to have the frustration of not being able to b

because the more we help them, 2009, no one would have predicted he'd return to sydney in 2011 winlessce then.... >>> when tiger woods won the australia open in 1999, no one thought he would return winless since then. he bogeyed the first three holes and never got on track. finishes with a 3 over 75 and now 6 strokes back. john with 5 birdies. the most long 18, shoots 63 and takes a 1 shot lead into the final round. vanderveen with the 5th ranked cardinals. indicated that was an injury, but led the cardinal with 16 points and 14 rebounds. amber going to be an exciting player to watch this year. stanford beats texas 72-59. eli manning and the giants with the 49ers 6 game winning streak on sunday, 6-2. new york will be the third team with the winning record, the 49ers see this season. it is time for your friday night top 5. at number 5, desmond wells made a good impression with the home crowd. the alley oop. number 4, doran lan to davis with a huge dunk. number 3, adam scott, second shot for the par 4, 13. check out the back spin. rolls in for an eagle. scott is 7 shots back. number 2, w

joining me now from sydney is our correspondent duncan kennedy. this visit is expected to focus on security ties. there may be other things on president obama's agenda as well. >> very much the emphasis on security. after his meeting in hawaii, the focus will now be on security. he is gone to address the australian parliament on thursday. we know from one of this aid on the flight over on air force one, he has told reporters that the president will be talking about increasing the american military presence in australia. he would not put any numbers on a time when not talk about setting up a base. -- he would not put any numbers on it and he would not talk about setting up a base. in the words of this age, to give the americans an appropriate military posture in asia-pacific. this person was asked to does that mean to confront china, but the aid would not be drawn out. this is the unspoken agenda. the united states has been pursuing much more robust, much more proactive foreign-policy in the asia-pacific region. that means engaging on all levels, i

i spoke to the reporter dillen welch of the sydney morning herald.e's the guy who found it. >> very specific schedule for the u.s. president down to where he would be at every minute, each event he goes, when he gets out of his car, which door he gets out of this. this is, of course, limo one and exactly where he's proceed, where he moves and how he exits. on top of that, there was a very detailed layout of the presidential convoy as well as phone numbers of the deputy u.s. ambassador, the series of senior australian military commanders, as well. >> no response just yet from either the white house or the secret service. meanwhile, president obama is going to be back at the white house tomorrow morning, just in time to watch the deficit super committee try to hash out a deal to beat a deadline. they have to send the deal to the budget folks in time in order to have it all ready for a vote on wednesday. joe johns on capitol hill this weekend where work is going on and, joe, we have been talking for months now about they have this thanksgiving deadline.

she has one last concert scheduled in sydney tomorrow night we will see if she makes it. a quick break at 4:12 a.m., will give you a live look outside at the san mateo bridge. it is a cold start to this monday morning, colder than what is today and it could be cold enough to break records. we will have more with erica coming up on that. >>erica: earlier temperatures are sitting in the 30's and 40's hold on to low 50s for places like oakland. take a look at these north bay temperatures. it is even cooler than our last report for places like santa rosa and through navato this morning. it is 39 degrees currently for downtown san francisco, 42 for people in fairfield. as we head into the next couple of hours we have the potential to break some record. as he checked out with a future cast for will go by 8:00 a.m. it looks like we hold on to the 30's for places like santa rosa and petaluma. we have widespread 30 around the bay area. as we advance closer to lunchtime you will see mostly blue on your screen indicating everyone in the '50s squeezing out low sixties for places like

. >> following developments from sydney explain the significance of the president's remarks. >> presidentma was using his visit to australia to announced to a wider world a week celebration of american foreign policy toward the asia- pacific region. the u.s. has never left the asia-pacific region, but it has somewhat neglected it with wars in afghanistan and iraq. this is now a statement of policy saying, we are back and we are here tuesday. -- we are here to stay. the message was, everybody has to play by the rules. we are here in a dramatic sense, but also in military sense to make sure we move forward into the 21st century. they have been moving up to this in the past 18 years -- 18 months or two years or so. it is a statement of facts that the u.s. now sees this region as their top priority foreign policy area. they have been distracted with afghanistan, iraq, and what used to be called the war on terror. with those response abilities now -- responsibilities now receding, they're focusing on what matters to them. what matters is trade and commerce. the asia-pacific region is what has

as duncan kennedy reports from sydney, it is the highest number seen in half a century. >> you have toeave behind a man-made creations of one spectacular sight. in a more natural setting. it does not take long. it's a mother and calf, all part of what is described as one of the greatest migrations on earth. humpback whales off the coast of new south wales. so many are passing through, cruise ships are guaranteed sightings. attracted by the rhythmic banging, they seem to languish over the attention. they come here to breed before returning to antarctica to feed. but it is the sheer numbers that are astonishing conservationist. >> there is another one. they say in fact the numbers are up 17% compared to the previous year. they have not seen numbers like that in these waters in 50 years. in june alone, 1000 whales were spotted along this aquatics highway. >> they are so big. you cannot believe how big they are. >> the numbers are up. >> it's brilliant. we are finally respect nature. >> commercial hunting drove some whales to the point of near extension. it was banned of the australian coa

duncan kennedy, bbc news, sydney. >> the leader of the african national party youth league, julius malema was charged with division within the anc and bringing the party within disrepute. milton has been following the hearing in johannesburg. how divided could this decision now be for the party? >> george, it's very hard to say. in the anc, in the past, we've seen very prominent people expelled. when the fear was that there would be divisions, the party continues. as you probably know, george, the anc in january, in two months, anc, will be 100 years old. the message today is that this old party, this party of nelson mandela, wants to draw a line in the sand to say they will never take unruly youth to rule this historical movement. >> the party has always shown a remarkable ability to stay united. surely mr. julius malema is somewhat different. some of the things he has said is suggesting he is much more of a hot head then some of the others you mentioned. >> very much so. the biggest challenge president zuma is facing is that next year, exactly in one year, the anc leadership goes for re

docca and kennedy, bbc news, in sydney. >> stop the bloody repression of your people or face sanctions. the arab league council delivered the ultimatum and gave the syrian government three days to end the violence. earlier, a group of syrian protesters reportedly attacked the suburbs of damascus. a warning, this report contains some strong images. >> this is an anti-regime demonstrations in the area where the attack happened on the edge of damascus. since most foreign journalists are barred from syria, we are relying on pictures and information emerging via the web. the regime has a strong presence in the area. the fact that such a prominent target was attacked was another sign that the opposition is becoming more militarized and more daring. it is claiming at least 15,000 defect doors have joined the uprising reject 15,000 defectors have joined the uprising. he says we will continue with the struggle and we will win, or we will die. in this video, another man talks about a tax in damascus. he warns the regime not to harm unarm, peaceful protesters. he says they will keep on fighting u

australians killed in vietnam and other conflicts are remembered at war memorials like this one in sydneystralia and the united states eventually signed a treaty to seal their military alliance. and a mutual respect continues to this day. >> australian and american strategic relations are not just based on the treaty from the 1950's. they began in the second world war. the victims are remembered here at this memorial. but president obama is not here to dwell on the past. he is much more concerned about the potential dangers in the future. >> hands across the table, bonds across an ocean. it may not be the atlantic, but the relationship is still special. >> you are watching newsday on the bbc, live from singapore and london. still to come from an exclusive report from inside burma on the difficult road from dictatorship to democracy. >> and 10 months after the shooting, gabrielle giffords says the road to recovery could take her back to congress. the former head of the u.k. board, britta clark, has told -- pretty clark, has said he did not go beyond his limits at the airport. he is accused

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sydney crosby scored a pair of goals along with two assists. 5-0. >>> in baseball, a great year for detroit'sustin varlander just got even better. monday, tiger's ace was named the american league mvp. last week, he won the cy young award. verlander is the first starting pitcher to win mvp owners since roger clemens in 1986. >>> major league baseball is going to announce a new labor deal today. the five-year history makes history with baseball. it becomes the first major sport in north america to blood test players for human growth hormone. >>> when we come back on a tuesday, another look at this morning's top stories. and meet jake, the lovable border collie who is obsessed with a celluloid pig. how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. that's 8 hours while you wear it, plus an additional 8 hours of relief after you take it off. can your patch say that? for up to 16 hours of relief... try thermacare. for up to 16 hours of relief... my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple

summit inside victory for sydney tonight against apple well we'll see the same petersburg side moved their champions league group on well on the way to making club history. said express delivery is roger federer. feel led to his place in the last four of the a.t.p. world tour finals. pun chinese welcome after a two year wait the world cup of golf is pock with european nations aiming to keep their hands on the trophy for the seventh st. let's get the ball rolling with football where a potentially historic evening lies ahead first meets in petersburg and victory over apple well at home would see the russian champions all the bouquet european cup play off place for the first ever time the clash at the stadium bringing together the top two sides in group g. surprised leaders shop well know though if they win themselves wiil be playing last sixteen football for the first time to the cypriots are unbeaten in the competition on one their first meeting i can speak yeah no skeletons man two one in nicosia but the subzero temperatures up north are conditions that meant a tree not fit it into w

the sydney to the legacy. rugby. and that's really important it is. it's not source in that russia's first ever formula one man with telepictures of will be a lotus runner next season the driver is censored group closed by remark russian for the early circuits sessions at this season's final race in brazil jupiter champ and john will also get rides instead of stablemate going to send an ultimate arbiter of events that teens have struggled this year with patrols third place finish opening race in melbourne far and away their best result twenty seminal patro finish eleventh this. recent indian grand prix for months was even criticised by his own team for being quote uninspired. and i finally not a single game ended goal this this week in the russian premier league as this size prepared to split into two groups of eight for the second half of the longest to master season so let's get a recap of all twenty two strikes that for the back of the net searing the penultimate round its goals a lot. ok out of it no more sports news from around the globe and saws

investigators say the victim sydney plumber was a passenger in a ford focus that hit another car. they say after the crash she got out of the car and then was hit by a passing vehicle. the crash closed three eastbound lanes for two hours. >> most california residents say the higher many indication system is going in the wrong direction. the public policy institute found 62% of people hold that view and 74% say there is not enough state funding for higher many indication. on the flip side 54% say they would not be willing to pay higher taxes to maintain funding and 69% are opposed to raising student fees. >> new effort underway to orer overturn a law requiring schools to teach history about gay people. opponents filed the initiative to try to overturn the law. supporters say it's inappropriate for children to learn about the community or does sexual orientation in school. >>> aaa predicted a 4% increase in the number of travelers on the roads this thank giving. new at six john fowler has the findings about when it'll be the most dangerous to hit the road. >> with more travelers res

. >>> in pittsburgh, sydney crosby making his season debut against the islanders.e hadn't played since january 5th because of a concussion. and he received a hero's welcome tonight. vintage crosby. splits the defenders and goes back hand for his first goal since december of 2010. this is a pretty one. this guy is one of the best in the game. penguins shut out the islanders. not too shabby for one of the best players in the game. >>> for the redskins, some injuries are not as bad as seemed. santana moss will test his hand tomorrow. if moss could play running back that might really help. the redskins' running game is dead last in the nfl over their six-game losing streak. the three-headed monster combined for just 46 yards. mike shanahan knows his running game leaves a lot the be desired. >> you've got to have that big run. you know, somewhere in the game and we haven't been able to do that. and unless you get a couple of the big runs you look pretty average. and that's what happened during that game. they do a good job up front. we miss a few holes. blocking wasn't

. >>> around the world this morning an early morning fire broke out at a nursing home in sydney, australia. three elderly residents were killed. 14 people have been critically injured and fireman says the smoke was so thick when they arrived, it hampered the rescue efforts. police are treating the fire as suspicious. >>> tear pieing scene in bolivia a tornado -- a terrifying scene in bolivia a tornado uprooted trees and lasted for five minutes and you can see it and the funnel cloud form. that's the result after it touches the ground. all lasted about five minutes. thankfully, no reports of injuries or deaths. >>> quite a seen in the kongo check out these pictures of volcano spiriting thousands of volcano. it's inviting tourist to come in to get a look at this. >> i love volcanosism love hiking i love volcanos. and it's so much to hike and see here. look at it. it is is spectacular. >> all right. 300 dollars the park provides transportation and wardens to guide visitors out for a four- mile hike to watch the volcanos in action. >>> president obama is going to announce hillary clinton ishea

australia say three people have been confirmed dead after a early morning fire at a nursing home in sydney. 32 crest dents have been -- residents have been hospitalized police are investigating whether it was a result of arson. >>> nato and taliban in afghanistan are battling it out using twitter. some of the tweets are insulting. and it's been going on for reportedly months. the fight got personal over claims nato has afghan mercenaries in the pay. neither side wants to talk about it on camera but both are compelled by keeping the ongoing war of words. >>> china unmanned spacecraft returned to earth. the cap tul touched down in north china at a landing site. the data will be and identities and site scientist will decidewhether to put astronauts in space. >>> a group of hockey layers arthe game indoors at a location that might surprise you. under water. it's called octo pushing. for those of you who you don't need a lot of equipment. the challenge is for the players coming up for air. it comes down to who can reach the puck first. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> first it was penn stat

> contra costa county coroner's office identified the victim of a freeway accident as 18-year-old sydney plumber from brentwood t. began with a crash at 3:15 a.m. on eastbound highway 24 near pleasant hill road. the highway patrol says summer was a passenger in a car involved in the accident. she was waiting safely in the center divide area when she decided to walk back to the car and that is when show was hit. the fatal accident closed three eastbound lanes for the next two hours. >>> almost 10,000 people remain evacuated in the reno area tonight. firefighters now have the upper hand on a destructive wind- tkreufpdriven wildfire. people and 4,000 homes were jolted out of their beds and told to evacuate. a elderly man died of a heart attack and a firefighter was injured due to burns. 25 homes were damaged or destroyed and 2,000 acres burned. firefighters say the winds died down and the fire is mostly contained now. >> those who were evacuated can be rest assure today that we will be dog everything within our ability to ensure their properties are pro terbgted while they are not occupied

the sydney airport is close by. how close? this close. check out the shadow over the heads.e distraction there. the alien rins vading. -- the aliens are invading. going for it in two. he rolls it up and drops it in for the rare double eagle. tiger looked out birdie putts on the first seven holes and then in the groove and birdies at 8 and 10 and 11

the sydney airport is close by. how close? this close. check out the shadow over the heads.e. the alien rins vading. -- the aliens are invading. going for it in two. he rolls it up and drops it in for the rare double eagle. tiger looked out birdie putts on the first seven holes and then in the groove and birdies at 8 and 10 and 11 and finished four under, three behind the leader. john daley with a tin cup moment here. a massive meltdown on 11. this will be his 6th ball into the water. they ran out of golf balls or got disgusted. not really quite sure, but he walked off the course and then watch his girlfriend here in the black, there is a photographer there and she slapped his camera away. classic john daley, meltdown. >> that's a lot of balls in the drink throw. >>> "nightline" is up next. >> you can keep track of the berkeley protest on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >> you are looking live. larry beil, sandhya patel, thank you for watching and we [ female announcer ] at the jcpenney veterans day sale, bring home the best savings now through saturday. shop doorbusters all

trouble and what these countries have to do is to improve and increase their competitiveness and sydney they cannot devalue within the euro zone they have to bring about a sort of a domestic develop ration by reducing salaries by cutting the public sector of making their labor markets more flexible and this is very hard to do because people immediately feel the pain and they start protesting against it's not only against those measures against the entire project of the european union some people are saying that european union is like the soviet union. while they both try to be a sort of union and what the soviet union showed is that if you want to hold more noice everything too much in an unnatural way that it will collapse so what we have to be careful about is that we do not try to harmonize everything that is under the sun and legislate on everything that is under the sun peoples in europe the peoples in europe there are all be different or different cultures different languages and we have to keep that into account and we can be successful in european integration if we just know whe

another one held both helping themselves chip braces in lisbon on the first leg which ended goalless in sydney know a distant memory following a ruthless. the steals tax proposal from the hosts to the visitors well we did twice double matters in an entertaining show. the republic of ireland are celebrating after making it through to the finals of a major international competition for the first time in a decade pulling a five want to win for estonia for opportunities meant taking their foot off the pedal somewhat after a tour victory in tallinn on friday but one one was how it ended up last night stephen ward constantine have the stories and problems of the. czech republic managed to stretch their impressive record of reaching every european championship final since czechoslovakia split into two in one thousand nine hundred ninety three michael ballack side claiming a free will i get win over montenegro peter you're a check scoring the only goal of the night and the second leg. so the sixteen teams who will be drawn into groups for those games are not set poland and ukraine will be automaticall

sydney walton square.is a green space, but it does not have a climbing structure or a place where different age children can participate. i have an older daughter, and she enjoys open space for throwing a ball around, but the younger ones often play nicely to gather on more of a structure where they can test out their skills, and i think it brings a lot of the ages together when you have equipment that accommodates both the smaller kids and older kids. as they grow older, the open space is desirable for playing a more organized games, kicking around balls and stuff, but as they are younger, it is nice to have a central location with instructor that they can all play on -- with a structure that they can all play on. for our community, it needs to be close to us so we can just walk over there and me. we have an active e-mail list so we will know when families are there, but just to be able to show up and see all of our neighbors in the same place would be a great addition to our community. thank you. supervi