sydney, you start us, please. playwrongs for $200. sydney. is "the importance of being earnest"? that's it. wrongs for $400. jeff. what is "who's afraid of virginia woolf?" yes. playwrongs, $600. [ beep ] correct title -- "brighton beach memoirs." back to you, jeff. playwrongs, $800. sydney. what is "no exit"? you got it. playwrongs, $1,000.

than 30 people have been detained. >> simon hill is a football commentator, joining us live from sydneyod to have you with us. do you think that the best team won. both in the time and the best team of the tournament? >> yes. good morning to you. i think the best team won the tournament. germany has been consistent throughout the world cup. they had a dip against al jazeera, and we thought the form was starting to tail off. overall, taking the tournament in its entirety, i think germany were the best team. this morning was an interesting contest. i thought argentina set up beautifully well tactically. they frustrated germany. they had the lion share of possession. argentina created the best opportunities. leo messi, had they been able to take the opportunities, the results may have been different. i don't think, you know, many people will argue the fact that germany was consistent. they have terrific players. manuel moya the best goal keeper. and defensive midfield and fullback, and thomas muller banging in the goals. i think germany deserved their success. >> what about the tournament

this was the scene at saint mary's cathedral in sydney.he memorial service was attended by prime minister abbott and australia's governor general. >>> we have more on the news story in gaza. the health ministry says at least 13 people were killed in an artillery attack in eastern gaza city. >> another 200 people are reported wounded. hundreds of people fled from the area after several large explosions. the attack come just hours after israel declared it was stepping up its military offensive in gaza. >> we heard ben wedeman saying

sydney went back to the hospital to say thank you. >> i want to cry. >> i know. know. >> reporter: she has undergone multiple surgeries. >> even if you think she is going to wake up, come out and breathe on her own. we didn't know if she could walk, talk, she may not remember. rip she was walking on the very same beach. matt gutman, abc new, panama city, florida. >> you have to be very careful. no one regulates the parasailing industry. >> the state and city need to be licensed. something to check into it. >> it is so much fun. >> have you gone? >> i haven't. i wanted to go. i am a wimp. i don't jump in the water. do too much at the beach. lay there, run around. horseback riding. >> horseback riding, huh. >> the safe stuff. >> there you go. two minus two days to the fourth of july barbecues. this morning have we got a hot dog idea for you. have you ever heard of the ditch dog? stepping into the insomniac kitchen straight ahead. >> ahead in our next half-hour. the video that has so many talking. what one woman did in the wal-mart checkout line that is now inspirin

he's our correspondent in sydney. he's standing by. my understanding is that it would be possible for certain international parties from other countries to be involved in the investigation under international flight rules. is there a sense tony abbott would want his own people to be involved in what goes on? >> i certainly get the sense that australia wants to get to the bottom of this mysterious disaster. abbott doesn't believe the explanation for the crashing of mh 17. he told the press conference innocent people had been killed by russian backed rebels possibly use russian supplied weapons. this was no accident according to the prime minister. this was a plane shot down. very, very stern words indeed from mr. abbott. i get that if australia has the opportunity to send investigators to the crash site in that field in ukraine, it would almost certainly do so. >> yeah. is there any -- what is the relationship between australia and moscow at the moment? what are the links between if two countries? the dutch have really quite close ties

let's take a closer look at the key data this week with my next us live fromns sydney.ar and, it is really good to see you. what is at the top of your list this week for investors? likelyink the most markets come from the chinese data on wednesday. the partial indicators will give us a good rate. this will really reinforce the idea that something we are concerned about in recent months is slowing down. tuesday looks like the main focus on what will otherwise be a very quiet week, we have the en.k of japan and yelli democrat let's start with china because you think it has been a surprise to the upside. xi jinping promising we will see growth at 7.5% kerry do think there is going to be more of this action to support that ? omise e >> that's right. the chinese data in particular will be a lot better than what the market is expecting. we are looking at throughput data and that is very healthy. that is a sign of not how well the chinese industrial economy is doing, but the overall asian industrial economy. also, it highlights the strong linkages to an improving u.s. economy.

>> reporter: even though she has one left hand than most people, sydney has no doubt she can achieve her dreams. are you sure you can do it? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> i'm smart. really smart >> reporter: that's what it takes is just to be smart, right? >> yeah. i was going through the whole thing of kindergarten. >> reporter: it's not always easy being a female cop and there are days when being a police officer can feel like a no-win job. but a 6-year-old made sure this was not one of those days. >> my week is set. i don't care what happens the rest of the week. this will be the highlight of it. >> reporter: in hayward, john ramos, kpix 5. >> sydney lives in washington state. she was here visiting her grandparents when she was invited to today's excellent adventure. >> looked excellent, too. >> so cute. >>> still ahead, proof you don't have to be in silicon valley to have tech success. >> where this up and coming gaming company just got a huge boost. ,,,,,,,, can't say thank you enough. ,,,,,,,, you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made i

this is according to the sydney morning herald.alled her father right away and said her plane crashed and exploded, but she was okay and he should come get her. >> he rushed to the scene, but she was taken to the hospital. she's shown here on the stretcher. the sydney herald said she had burns on her arms, leg and back. >>> international monitors say the situation in ukraine is making it such that the crash site of malaysia site 17 is inaccessible today. it's too dangerous to get there. the news is coming as dutch police just arrived in donetsk. they plan to stay put in donetsk until it is safe to travel to the crash site. >> cbs news says they learned early details from one of the black boxes. findings consistent with the fuselage hit by shrapnel. >> let's bring in bob mcginness and an aviation attorney with us as well. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about the information from the black boxes. if you hear that the fuselage was hit multiple times by shrapnel, what does that tell you about what

temperatures in sydney getting up to about 77 degrees fahrenheit, 25 celsius. quite unusual.e conditions as opposed to the heart of winter in late july. this pattern, again, expected to continue for a couple of more days. it's only the sixth time in 155 years of data that sydney has been able to reach 25 celsius. 77 fahrenheit in the heart of winter. i don't know if you had a chance to speak to family, but there's something to talk about there. >> definitely. incredible stuff. nothing's predictable in the weather department these days. >>> these are exciting times for a family of treasure hunters. >> a precious artifact is missing no longer. john from cnn affiliate wpbf has the story. >> it's almost too much. to be honest with you. >> brought to tears by the find of his life. i'm still on the top of the wave. i haven't come down yet. rick schmit has been treasure hunting since he was 14. this was the moment he's always dreamed about. his family was off the coast of ft. pierce, hunting for spanish treasure. it was his son who spotted a glint of gold. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> it was

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the session at the start in sydney. rising, losing a little momentum.is going on with the hang seng. some strong gains. after the break, we are looking forward to the tokyo reopening after the lunch break. ♪ >> shanghai leading gains across asia, pushing the benchmark to six-year highs. the man who shorted enron remains bearish on china. avoiding the crowds during peak season. where the tourists are heading. hour inearing the lunch key markets across the asia-pacific. let's head to zeb eckert right now. >> let's check in on the markets. we have a rebound for stocks across the asia-pacific. laste on a six-year high week on the msci. now at a fullares market, 20% rebound. the hang seng up. topshanghai composite, 2% for that index. indonesia will be shut all week. quarter of 1%t a decline. on these shares as well as some of the two are is him-related stocks in thailand. in taiwan, modest moves to the downside. the commodity-related shares have been moving. an uptick on gold. on friday.pgrade corporation, paladin energy, 5% gains. construction-related compa

equities moving higher in sydney. the asx moving higher on commodities shares. hong kong and shanghai see stocks moving lower in these markets. shanghai's close friend holiday today. market currencies are rallying. indonesia rallying a head of the presidential election results. you are seeing a decline in crude oil in new york and in london. gold falling for a second day as well. the meeting was called by jordan as the number of victims soared, about 400. what do we know and what is being said? counciln security requested by jordan. pictures.e the people are behind the scenes socussing what to do next far, we have had the first person to speak, the palestinian u.n. ambassador rice. he talked about four minutes. and the ambassador from israel. he was quite belligerent talking about the dismantling of hamas. here is the israeli u.n. ambassador rice. operation isf this to dismantle the tunnels, the terror tunnels that hamas has anlt and amassed in unbelievable way. it is also to dismantle the military infrastructure of hamas . snly by the militarizing hamas' weapon

he is in sydney. ok. they're in sydney. let's start off with the prospect. quite effective.rt-lived. what will it take to go down further? >> well, first of all, i think there is too much to send it down. underlyingt the factor is the australian economy proving to be stronger than narrowed to at is low with 1.4% of gdp. i think that investors are starting to come and buy australian assets after a short time. is lookingian dollar to track. >> yeah. what about economies doing better than expected? schisms. a lot of there is a possibility of a rate cut coming through. they could help. what is your take on that? itwe are not anticipating cutting interest rates. there is a market price and a hedge to potential. itself as larger and larger. we are not in the camp that they will cut interest rates. we do not think they will follow through and we do not think that will weigh on the australian dollar. it is interesting that the rates have moved and have not had an effect on the australian dollar. the marketorrect, will see a leg up. what is going on right now? there is more depreciat

at 12:00posed to be sydney time. the final price is $2.10 a share.paul allen in a minute. on the other piece of the market, other stocks moving in australia. the commodities shares. in 4 years.st ipo it was telling minutes ago. let us look at healthscope and how much is this thing worth? well, they are looking to raise two point $5 billion. trading is underway. it.ook like they price -- and they are looking to raise $ 2.5 billion. was down slightly but back to its original pricing. hospital -- for it a private hospital operator. it is the biggest on the asx in 4 years. held mostly by the private equity company and carlyle group and they are holding on to 38% of their stake. there is strong interest from superfunds looking to get into the aging demographic especially in malaysia and australia and blackrock among the major businesses. thatve minor investors want to have a chance to get involved. if we take a look at the price, it has not moved a tremendous amount. just a shade from the listing price of $2.10. we'll watch for the rest of the week. >> th

stay with "first up." ♪ >> day two of the business summit in sydney. let's go live there.l allen is standing by to speak to the ceo of the world are just online employment company. paul, take it away. >> a slightly more somber mood at the be 20 today, as you would expect. we will distract you with something else, job creation. mr. bassett, employment creation has been something of a theme here at the summit so far. is there any sort of actionable policy recommendation you could make to take to the g-20 meeting later this year? involved inountries the actual recommendations involve lifetime skills and ascation as well entrepreneurialism and creation of jobs. do expect to see anything come out of this, or is it just a talk shop? >> i'm hoping there is. change,as government entrepreneurialism. unemployment here in australia has become an issue as it is creeping up. do you see job creation in this country as the mining investment boom winds down? [indiscernible] and increase in research, finance, and so on. rather ambitiously stated you want 100% of all job hunters online. how

and sydney meeting those who saved her. what makes you cry? >> i don't know.just, like -- it just upsets me. i was dying, they saved me. >> reporter: her brain so battered, she could barely remember them. >> she may not remember. >> reporter: one of the doctors she did remember, rebecca hysong who promised her she would walk again, even at her high school graduation last month, beaming with the smile. >> and the other teen injured broughted alongside sydney just a few weeks ago. we wish them the best. >>> coming up, we have them, pet peeves. and tips and tricks to help deal with the annoying people in your life. >> what are you trying to say? i don't get it. >>> and the young super starlighting up the internet. he's mastered the six-second song cover. he's here live and ready to sing. sounds good. ♪ singing in the shower ♪ la da it's the petsmart 4th of july sale! five days only - july 2nd through july 6th! save up to 40% on hundreds of items, all with our unbeatable price guarantee! plus, save $10 on over a hundred natural and specialized dog & cat foods. at

that is paul allen out of sydney.r a look at some other stories making headlines this monday morning. the food supply at the center of china's latest food scare has ordered a full recall of all products from the shanghai -- factory. >> almost 70% of the repackaged meat has been sold. the plant has been shut down and five people have been detained. shares havellion in been raised. have alsof china announced massive share sales this year under new rules. lenders may see capital shortfall of $87 billion by 2019. recalling -- nissan is recalling more than 200,000 vehicles in north america. they're concerned about faulty passenger airbags. tyingcars were built the 2002 and 2004. those are company headlines. earnings season continues. nissan and honda will be reporting today and tomorrow. senior analyst for asian autos, steve, thank you for joining us. a pretty mixedt bag for the japanese auto. there are two stories here. won was a the korean tale -- had it -- had a headwind for korean autos. in japan, it is quite a differe

that.nk you very much for that is: right from the university of sydney. the break cared will have a look at the latest of rupert murdoch's pursuit of time warner. you are watching "on the move." ♪ >> rupert murdoch spit for time warner. his bid was rejected for 21st century fox. german pay television units and italian could be used to help pay for the bid. >> fox has been talking -- >> skytel you and sky deutschland. it wholly owned skytel you and 57% of the german unit. our sources are telling us that this deal might go ahead in the next two weeks or so. it would basically help to free up more cash, which could help any renewed bid that fox may make for time warner. estimated to be worth about $13.5 billion. they have been talking for quite a while. aboutly, fox was talking these units in may. fox bid well before the for time warner. bidell me about murdoch's for a stake in england as well. he has been wanting to get full control of b-sky-b, where are we with that? >> he made a couple of bits before. bids before.f there was a phone hacking scandal in the

we look at australia, sydney australia, where there's a memorial service premirememberie victims. flight mh17. 37 australians lost their lives. >>> the islamic state group targeted the west for recruitment. we bring you to a north american that bout the pitch and died fighting. wajahat ali in for antonio mora, those stories and mar ahead. sh -- more ahead. >> syria's president bashar al-assad is starting his third term after a victory last month. men deponents dismissed it has a sham. >> bashar al-assad says western and arab states will pay the price for terrorism. a

phil mercer live from sydney. some of the answers, maybe not all, some to why this plane fell out of the sky might lie in the wreckage itself spread over a wide area very close to the russian border in eastern ukraine. as we've been hearing, the finger of blame is pointed fairly and squarely at those rebels, russian backed separatists operating in the east. they've been fighting a bloody war with kiev. let's get the latest on the ground from ukraine. david stern is there now. first of all t black boxes, have they been found? apologies for that. we seem to be problems on the line. i spoke to david in the last hour or so. he made it clear there were rumors perhaps that one of the black boxes had been found and transported to moscow. the rocket launcher used to fire the missile apparently was over the border back to western russia overnight. all these are unconfirmed reports. at the moment it's unclear as to whether both, the two flight boxes on board, have been found. they may provide clues as to what happened. it w

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vienna thousands also turned to the streets to voice their anger although rallies were peaceful in sydney australia people gathered to suborder palestinians with thousands strong turning out and morocco has joined as well worldwide protest gaza protest france both independent journalist robert harness says the media coverage of the conflict in the west is only a few away discontent it seeks public it's not running because that has been sensitized by western gulf state. government should behave responsibly goodness we've heard enough about that city aid it's a case of ukraine to be so depressed go to pot that now israel apparently percy or i shouldn't get to go to gaza and killed people i always a big very careful old maybe don't be so very careful i mean people are now this sort of people who are demonstrating in paris say for young people they wanted to extremists most of there are a few tools to do struggle but most as of late they get their information to the exhibit they know what's going on. in each world why now there is a small section of the community that is well it sure does not

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the australian prime minister attended a memorial service for the vixes in sydney. -- victims in sydney. thursday's crash killed 298 including 28 australians. in kuala lumpur, locals gathered at a buddhist temple to pray for the victims. flight 17 was en route from amsterdam to kuala lumpur when shot down over eastern ukraine. the finger pointing over who fired the missile continues today. neither are taking full responsibility. >> but new intelligence could speed up a confection. jim miklaszewski has that part of the story this morning. >> reporter: these are the tell-tale photos the ukraine government claims are the smoking gun. they're reportedly pictures of three russian missile launchers like the one used in the shootedown of the malaysian airliner and they're in eastern ukraine where the u.s. is certain the deadly missile was launched. one launcher is missing one of its missiles. ukrainians claim all three were driven back into russia one day after the shoot down. >> we know for sure the team was russian and they came from the territory of russian federation together with the miss

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>> guest: sydney hook was a professor at--of philosophy at new york university and a very distinguished professor of philosophy, who was a peculiar kind of marxist; that is to say, he rejected about half of what i would call marxism, but nevertheless retained some elements of it. he was a wonderful educator and a great writer, and i learned a lot from his writings. i was never technically a student of his, though i became a very good friend of his, subsequently, and i learned a lot from his writings. c-span: lionel trilling. >> guest: well, lionel trilling was a professor of literature at columbia and a man whose writings i much admired when i read them in partisan review back in--when i was in alcove one. alcove one was a very intellectual alcove. we read partisan review. we were all interested in modern literature, modern poetry, as well as modern politics, and i admired him a great deal. subsequently, b--when i became an editor of commentary, i met lionel trilling, and we became good friends. c-span: what was commentary? >> guest: commentary was founded in 1945. it was published by t

all of these people on board the plane are rushing to the bathrooms as the flight is traveling to sydneyn sunday night. the airplane jet star reports -- the airline i should say jet star reports it's punishing the flight attendant for telling them that they might grab the weed or something when they land. in a release -- they released a statement part of which reads that the crew members' words were, quote, poorly chosen and plainly at odds with the professional standards we'd expect from someone on our team. of course, some people have posted to the airplane's facebook page -- or the airline's facebook page applauding that announcement. one person even wrote that the flight attendant deserved a promotion. flush the weed, the dogs are here. >>> more problems for investigators in eastern ukraine who were trying to reach the malaysian airlines crash site. how long has this been since this crash? like ten days or something, john glen? about ten days, still can't get up there to investigate the dang thing. are these people crazy? ukrainian officials say the pro-russian rebels have hidden lan

markets like tokyo and sydney falling in a bit of selling pressure. investors are bracing for the outcome for indonesia's presidential election on wednesday. >>> here in tokyo the average. investors book profits as the index rose to the highest level in more than five months. and in australia the main index seeing a decline about a tenth of a percent. 5518. that snapped a three-day winning streak there. and in jakarta 1.7%. 4889. investors are hopeful that he would press ahead with reforms in the country if he's elected. >>> japanese officials resumed talks with the e.u. counter parts on a huge trade deal. tariffs and access to japan's railway business. talks resumed in tokyo on monday after a pause of more than three months. european union officials broke off and assessed progress achieved. they decided to continue negotiates. in the lawsuitest realm they are expected to demand japan ease barriers for railroad projects. they insist companies regardless of nationality are able to take part in bidding for japanese rail projects. on tariffs they want th

mary's cathedral in sydney. most of the passengers on flight 17, 193 of them to be precise, were from the nectarlandk nethe. some are now on the grief and shock being felt by so many. >> a teenager, unable to understand why her friend is gone. >> translator: that's her. >> yes. >> she wanted to talk to me, we'll do it for yinta, her friend said, but she couldn't speak. 15-year-old yinta was on flight mh-17 with her parents, brother and two sisters heading on their summer holiday to kuala lumpur. >> yes. she wants every time, yeah. >> you grew up together.? >> yes. every day we saw her as a good friend. she bikes in school with us to durnan. she was good. and she wrote this note for her? >> yes. >> can you tell me what it says? >> says every time right here -- >> throughout the day, we saw people from across this community bringing tribute, lighting candles, a group of passing cyclists stopped for a moment to pay their respects. this man tells me he didn't know the family. he didn't from here, but felt compelled

the idea is to show that one she said people are standing in sydney to get some visuals of that and that suspects with pretty lucky but it's actually not likely we need to know the situation and list of the dead of winter morning we can if we can see the long queues until. it's rainy said i mean i'm one excited and happy if we have a story but if i just stop for one moment and think about it can you imagine having to wake up every morning little fly at six in the morning that you can stand in the queue for two hour with in cold weather and if we single say that it was and then you have to keep the whole thing in the evening. for to drive. the first car. there are six one. to. go because many arguments that it's ok to say it's a bad argument the palestinian argument which is the story we take today is what kind of security is it and that's a poll showing our story will base will play students about what these checkpoints do and what if they say. but that pop that i find the most distressing is that nothing's going to change i mean the situation has been like this for. this scene plays out

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david jones is currently suspended in sydney. world cup for the fourth time, beating argentina 1-0. both sides had chances but it was germany that made the crucial breakthrough. first win for unified germany. west germany last lifted the trophy back in 1990. apple says the location tracking function on the on phone cannot be used to identify users activities. cctvfollows a report by that claims a location tracker can collect data and could lead to state street it's -- state secrets being leaked. talking about apple, our next a companys from providing flash memory. he joins us from singapore. many thanks for joining us. you are in singapore, a big launch. how big a game changer is this? >> we think there is a major transformation going on in data centers around the world but no asia.o than here in google, microsoft, etc., we think there is a tremendous need for a new way of looking for how to build out those data centers to get the best return in investment, specifically looking at things like power and they cost of fueling those

general sydney world champions for a fourth time. >>> 74,000 people watched the time in rio de janeiro's maracana stadium. hundreds of thousands gathered in berlin, yerm ni, to -- germany, to cheer the team an. nick spicer was there. >> reporter: the victory lit up the sky, lifting the hearts of a nation. there was a lot of anxious then extra time. and the one goal of the game, the only one germany needed. when it was over many swore they were never in doubt. >> we all were sure. >> reporter: a victory for a team and a country. people are wary of showing too much national pride. not here. not now. not on this night. >> i'm so proud to be a german. it's fantastic to be german. so proud. >> reporter: they'll party well into the night in berlin, and well into the next day and well into the week, because on tuesday the victorious team will be back here in the german capital, hundreds of thousands of german supporters are expected to turn out to celebrate the first victory of the reunified germany, the last victory in 1990 was by west germany. this is a feel-good moment that people want to be

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marketed like seoul and sydney post multi-year closing highs. other markets did extend their winning streaks. jakarta and mumbai are closed for public holidays. in seoul, the kospi hit 2061. that's a level not seen since august 2011. the government's plan to help local companies increase dividends has encouraged investors to shift their money into the market. the nikkei average saw gains of nearly .6%, 15,616. that's a six-month closing high for a third great session. many are becoming more confident about prospects for solid corporate earn lgds. in shanghai the composite index seeing a sixth consecutive day of gains. 2183. this is a fresh closing high for the year. some market players continue to bet on an improving chinese economy. others took a bit of a breather following sharp rallies. >>> japanese leaders are trying to change the face of their workforce. they're encouraging more women to take on senior roles. and the plan could benefit some other workers as well. nhk world's jun oikawa explains. >> reporter: yuko mizuochi's cafe opens at 7:

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she starred next to sydney poitier as a teacher trying to educate some rough kids from east london.ng. ♪ from weak to strong ♪ that's a lot to learn ♪ what can i give you in return ♪ ♪ if you wanted the moon ♪ i would try to make a start ♪ but i would rather you let me give my heart ♪ ♪ to sir with love >> the sounds of the '60s. >> an iconic movie. lu lu joins us live from london. looking fabulous. what a delight. >> thank you. >> so we're learning all of our trivia about -- the era of the british invasion, the movie, et cetera, the title song originally was different for the movie. >> what happened was -- i mean, i was 16, and to be in a film with sydney poitier, i was walking on air. they said -- my manager very smartly said if you want her to be in the film, she has to sing the title song. they kind of agreed to it but nobody made any effort to get a song. i had got the song written and, you know, thank goodness because nobody was bothering. they sent me some rubbish stuff. py thought they'd get, you know, hal david and -- but i got some british guys to write it. >> so we're tal

making a range of further calls him i can inform you that the russian ambassador was called in, in sydney by foreign minister bishop and asked for a categoric assurance that russia would fully cooperate with this investigation. i have to tell you that the initial response of the russian ambassador was to blame yukrain this. we all know there are problems in ukraine. we also know who is very substantially to blame for those problems and the idea that russia can somehow say that none of this has anything to do with them because it happened in you cranian airspace, frankly, does not stand up to any serious scrutiny. i want to say to the australian people that as far as i am concerned when you have a situation where russian backed rebels appear to have killed australians, using it may well turn out to be a russian supplied heavy weaponry, australia takes a very dim view, indeed, and we want the fullest possible investigation. >> how would they do that in. >> i think it's very important at that time we find out the facts and it's very important that we don't allow russia to prevent an absolute

sydney's main index recorded a six-year closing high. and tokyo's nikkei average did end the day lower, down .1%. finishing at 15,328. many market players stayed on the sidelines a as they focus on upcoming earnings results. in australia the main index saw a gain of .6%. finished at 5,576. that's a level that we haven't seen since june 2008. mining shares like bhp billiton rose, the company said it mined a record amount of iron ore. and in hong kong, the hang seng index saw gains as well of .8%. 23, 971. shares of property developers continue to gain ground. investors are speculating that local governments in china may ease their restrictions on home purchases. >>> well tv shipments across japan rose in june for the first time in four months. the world cup soccer tournament in brazil spurred demand for large-screen units. industry association officials say tv makers shipped 456,000 units in the domestic market last month. that's up 6.6% from a year earlier. the tv firms reduced production as they had expected sales to fall after the cons

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this was the scene at saint mary's cathedral in sydney.he memorial service was attended by prime minister abbott and australia's governor general. >>> we have more on the news story in gaza. the health ministry says at least 13 people were killed in an artillery attack in eastern gaza city. >> another 200 people are reported wounded. hundreds of people fled from the area after several large explosions. the attack come just hours after israel declared it was stepping up its military offensive in gaza. >> we heard ben wedeman saying more than 1,000 people were seen running from the scene. >> and we have heard from many saying they had nowhere to go them didn't know where they could go to find safety. >> this come after the israeli government said they would be stepping up the ground operation inside gaza. which is already this operation overall has left 370 palestinians dead and five israelis dead. >> and we'll continue to follow that story throughout the next few minutes. >>> ahead on cnn newsroom, a nation mourns how tragedy on an internat

staff and students at sydney school where she taught find it hard to comprehend. >> she's been a great mentor and she's also a personal friend, so we're just devastated. the shock has been incredible. >> reporter: in another terrible twist of fate, kayly mann has now lost relatives in both malaysian airline tragedies. her brother and his wife mary died on flight mh-370. her stepdaughter was on mh-17. >> it was hard to fathom, you know, losing family on two of -- two crashes in the space of four months. >> so, next time someone says, when all this first started in ukraine, why should i care about ukraine -- >> absolutely. >> -- now we know. >> now we know. because this is a tragedy with global implication. it touches people right around the world. >> unintended consequences. >> yes, it does. >> we'll take a short break. when we come back, there are so many victims of malaysia airline flight 17. we'll take a closer look at some of those who lost their lives and tribute being paid to them by friends and family. >>> as they press on with ground offensive in gaza, we look at how the operati

takao nakajima, nhk world, sydney. >>> and we'll hand it back to jonathan for the world weather forecast. jonathan? >> hello. let's take a look at the forecast beginning in japan. yes, we're continuing to keep an eye on know duneoguri, but we'r getting anywhere from 200 to 400 millimeters of rainfall possible from central japan all the way into hokkaido. so make sure that you are paying attention and be situationally aware because landslides and flooding are definitely a big possibility as we go forward into the forecast for the next couple of days. for are the western half of japan, we will see an improvement. now, for friday, yes, it is going to be wet because of the remnants of what is the remaining clouds along neoguri continues to linger around. by saturday and sunday, much brighter conditions and going to be a lot warmer. look at this. 37 on saturday and 36 on sunday, so definitely much warmer conditions behind the departing system. so be prepared if you're planning to go in that direction. now, there are other areas that are also dealing with some flooding into the hubei province,