for the last 9 days, san jose water has flushed the water main on sydney drive and sydney court multiple times. crews collected over 180 water samples to test for ecoli. a number of people were sick with e-coli after drinking the contaminated water. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, 300 homes were affected during the boil water notice. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. san jose water tells me the water has been bacteria free for at least 2 days. after careful sampling, the division of drinking water has cleared the ban and now neighbors can drink from the faucet. sot - it's all good now. all the samples came back good. so now all the water is safe to drink? good. on sydney drive and sydney court where some got sick with e-coli, homeowner

they will only do that after we show conformation results are negative for sydney drive and sydney court boil water notice does remain in effect. >> reporter: san jose water says the problem occurred when crews were working on replacing a water may and somehow the bacteria entered the main. this is a rare occurrence and we will continue flushing water main and taking samples. in the meantime people can pick up free water at fire station 19 which is on piedmont road. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> there is a similar contaminated water problem on the campus of tara linda high school. on monday afternoon students and teachers noticed the water just didn't look right. investigators then traced the problem to a bad water heater at a school science lab. now warning signs are now posted across the campus telling students avoid drinking from fountains or washing their hands in the bathroom sinks. the school is hoping to have that problem fixed sometime today. >>> in election news, the alameda county religion star of voters is scrambling to c

of course, also, we must say it was not snowing in sydney.is in the mountains to the west of sydney but impressive nevertheless because we are so late into the season here. behind me let's check in on the reports in sydney, we had plenty of action as rosemary mentioned we had a little of everything, flash flooding, frequent lightning with torrential downpours in three hours picking up 75 millimeters of rainfall. that wreaked havoc across sydney and, well, flooded many areas then we had wind gusts in excess of 100 kilometers per hour so that was going on in the coast and blue mountains what we had were accumulations of anywhere from 10 to 20 centimeters of snowfall. so let's take you from sydney and then we'll head up to the blue mountains and hopping kangaroos. there's the lightning. we had numerous folks without power as a result of that and then, of course, people trying to get around were not able to do so because rail service was suspended because of the flash flooding impacting the trains there and also it was just difficult to get aroun

a short break on thursday but another round of heavy rain could hit sydney. where the severe flooding still continues. something to watch out for. i'll leave you now for your extended forecasts around the globe. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. and from all of us at nhk world, thanks for joining us. >>> good evening from los angeles. i'm tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with author and krit irk, john lah. one of the play wrights that explores how his relationship formed his work. the author of "a streetcar named desire" to nak a play. writer and producer justin simien. sun dance and the san francisco film festival t. movie has the provocative title, "dear white people." glad you could join us for those conversations coming upright now.

this low pressure system has caused flooding around sydney and also sydney airport was closed wednesday night. heavy snowfall in the blue mountains. over 30,000 homes were without power. as for the next few days, we're likely to see it clear up a little bit on our thursday. but back again on friday, heavy rain will be on and off. so please watch out for this. i'll leave you now for our extended forecast. >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. we'll be back with the latest in about half an hour. so do stay with us on nhk world. xxxx >> hello and welcome to "global 3000." education is the key to tackling poverty. the un's world literacy day has been spreading awareness for half a century. today we see how education is transforming people's lives. here's what's coming up. a vision for bangladesh -- we meet a man committed to alleviating poverty. mali's speed school -- how those who missed out are given a chance to catch up. and endangered delicacy -- how pacific island countries want to save the bluefin tuna. sir fazle hasan abed received his knighthoo

here in sydney it's a bit cloudy, we are not seeing much. there's a live feed from the west coast of the united states where it's dark and the lunar eclipse is visible. what happened is the earth got in the way, between the sun and the moon. it casts a chateau over the moon. in the last hour or so the moon has gone into the dark. in the last five minutes, a strange thing happened, it reappeared, but reappeared red. with me is sara reeves, an astronomer at sydney observatory. why the red colour that we are seeing? >> what we are seeing, as you said, is the moon in shadow, and all that's lit up is the light from the sunrises and sun sets around the other. >> the late diffuses around the earth. how does that work? >> the blue light scatters, and you are left with the red colour, which you see for a sun rise and sun set. that makes it appear a red colour. >> these lunar eclipses are more common than solar eclipses. give me an idea of how frequently they happen. >> we have an eclipse twice per year. not all will be the kind of eclipse that comes

drive and sydney court.have been >> pam: or boil their water grant lodes is here to explain when crews expect to finally have this problem fixed. >> reporter: well pam, officials initially said they hoped to give the all clear by tomorrow. now we're hearning it could be sunday at the earliest, possibly sometime next week. >> grant:officials say recent water samples still show bacinterihe water. >> grant:crews have been out flushing the system with highly-pressurized, chlorinated water that will kill the bacteria and any source of contamination. >> grant:that means until the system use boil their water or use bottled water to drink, cook or brush your teeth. >> grant:some residents are fed up. >>.shower's a little tough >> grant:water officials stress the need for *two clean tests before they can lift the boil order. officials believe the bacteria entered the system during a pipeline replacement project in the area. >> pam: the san jose water company confirms that a handful of people in the contamination zone

it's all been worth it seeing what they can do and how they can help people. >> good for you, sydney. the high school leadership awards program was founded in 2011 to identify area high school students who embody the commitment to develop and inspire leaders who affect positive change. but no positive change for the weather, apparently. >> well, now, no, wait a minute, some positive to this morning's weather. it's not freezing for one. how about that? and we can thank the clouds for coming in and saving us from the cold, once again. the clouds have produced a few showers and, you know, needed a shower or two. we'll get steadier rain for tomorrow. this is a live view from center city. that is going to see some sunshine during the day today. but, not going to last all day. right now we are tracking a few light showers in the area. they already flew past boathouse row. 13 degrees warmer at this time and few sprinkles that moved across the shore missed beach avenue to the shore and now fizzling moving out of here. temperature now 49 degrees in doylestown and that's one of the schooler spo

for the last 9 days, san jose water has flushed the water main on sydney drive and sydney court multiple times. crews collected over 180 water samples to test for ecoli. a number of people were sick with e-coli after drinking the contaminated water. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, 300 homes were affected during the boil water notice. san jose water tells me the water has been bacteria free for at least 2 days. after careful sampling, the division of drinking water has cleared the ban and now neighbors can drink from the faucet. >> it's all good now. all the samples came back good. so now all the water is safe to drink? good. on sydney drive and sydney court where some got sick with e-coli, homeowners are glad to have clean water flowing through their pipes. >> nice to have a normal life >> im glad it's over >> it seemed like a 3rd world country. for a week and a half the city provided water to help prevent people from using contaminated water in their homes. >> as soon as we issued the boil water notice we knew it'd be a huge inconvenience for our customers. now that the ban is lifted a

issued a boil water notice for some 300 homes are run sydney dried in sydney court. >> pam: since theneople have been forced to boil the water or use bottled water to drink, cook or brush their teeth. >> pam: the san jose water co. confirmed that a handful of people in contaminations own half reported feeling il. kron4 rob fladeboe spoke with one man who said his whole family is sick. >>'.i'm nauseated, i have stomach problems.been this way since last friday.' >> reporter:the reverend jerry donner, associate pastor at san jose's greater st. john's baptist church, is convinced he, along with his wife and daughter, are all suffering the effects of consuming tap water tainted with the e coli bacteria. >> reporter: rev jerry donner >>'.i left work early on friday and wasn't sure why i was feeling like this until i found out later there was something in the water.me and my wife >>both went to the hospital and got checked out and we are now awaiting some test results.' >> reporter:while he is grateful for the bottled water being provided to he and his neighbors, donner says coping with the b

andrew thomas met peter greste's parents in sydney to find out how they are coping. >> reporter: theast time peter greste was in sydney was in september last year, when he was reporting on the australian election. now his parents have traveled from their home in brisbane. over the course of the year, you have become campaigners, haven't you? how has it been? >> tough. really tough. you know, it's a constant thing all the time. >> we really haven't had another life this year. it has been complain from morning until night. >> reporter: did you ever envision that peter and his colleagues would be in prison for 300 days? >> no, no, absolutely not. it's been 300 days too long. >> reporter: there have been some pretty dark moments along the way, i can imagine. what were the darkest? >> clearly the darkest was the day of the sentence. it still remains my memory as an awful, awful nightmare. >> one of the other darkest days was seeing him first time in whites. >> in the cage. >> in the cage. >> that even pains me today. >> reporter: you spent two months in egypt immediately after the verdict

la zona afectada esta en el norte de san jos en un alcance de tres cuadras en las calles sydney drivert, madrid drive y madrid court, reas con el cdigo postal 95132... un total de 300 hogares recibieron un alerta dejando a residentes frustrados porque pasaron tres dias antes de que la bacteria fuera detectada y se les avisara segn el portavoz de la compaÑa de agua slo 50 casas en sydney drive son hasta el momento las afectadas... aunque hayan sido cientos los que recibieron la alerta a manera de precaucin, pero los residentes an estn preocupados... y es que aunque autoridades aseguraron que no haba mayor peligro, tres personas han reportado haberse enfermado por causa de la bacteria e-coli detectada en el vital lquido... con sntomas como: problemas estomacales, vmito y diarrea incluyendo a esta mujer... "we were all using the water..." ella explico que haban estado usando el agua para lavarse las manos pero cree que an as, se enferm... la compaÑa a distribuido agua potable a los residentes pero lo que ellos quieren es que se arregle pronto el problema... segn la alerta, el agua debe s

he'll start in sydney and be joined by 11 other countries participating in the talks. he told a meeting of japanese ministers that discussions are in the final stages. he said negotiators are at the difficult point of trying to find common ground on outstanding issues. >> translator: the key to reaching a broad agreement by the end of the year is whether the countries involved can open a clear path to that goal in the conference at sydney. >> officials have hoped to reach agreement on basic issues. he said he'll do his best to accomplish that goal. >>> right onto earnings news now. hyundai has posted disappointing results for july to september is period. the car maker saw a drop in quarterly profit. operating profit of $1.6 billion down 18% from a year ago. they attribute the decline the south korean currency that's hit a six year high against the dollar. officials cited strikes by workers at factories. net profit was down third straight quarter and dropped 28%. they have a plan to expand sales by the end of the year. they'll introduce new models in china and europe. s

drive and sydney lane. but admit. it could be several more days before residents get the all clear. >>as you can see my sink is full of dishes. i have not showered, it is kind of. a of a drag. >>pam moore bottled water is being delivered to all of the homes that notice. officials say, the water from the system can be used for washing clothes, cleaning. or in toilets. but any water used for cooking or drinking. must be boiled to eliminate any e-coli contamination. still ahead. a 6-pound gold treasure. right here in northern california. how much this huge gold nugget could fetch at auction, and where you can see it up close plus -- south bay residents in one community fed up.saying they are being overrun by cats. the big headache neighbors say they face on a daily basis. californians are discovering the real risks behind prop 46. it was written and paid for by the trial lawyers to make them millions... while, for the rest of us, health care costs go up. no wonder every major newspaper in the state opposes pro

bbc news, sydney. >> these days most of us use g.p.s. to get from place to place, but long before modern technology it seems our brain had its own internal navigation system. that discovery has won three researchers the nobel prize for medicine. among them is john o'keefe who found the most component of the system more than four decades ago. our science editor has more. >> how do we find our way through a crowded world? how do we work out where we are and where we're heading? professor john o'keefe has investigated the brain and found an answer and now this scientist, who was born in new york, but has worked in britain for the past 50 years, has won a nobel prize. >> probably still in a state of shock. if i sound like i'm in a state of shock it's because i am in a state of shock. >> so we're actually seeing the particular cells -- in his lab at the university college london john o'keefe showed me how cells in the brain light up when a familiar location is recognized. it's a process of navigation in one's segment of the brain. >> what we

coli in water samples taken from hundreds of homes on sydney drive and sydney court on the border between san jose and milpitas. the private water utility that serves the area has been flushing the system for days and expects the problem to clear up after this weekend. free bottle water is being distributed in the meantime. >>> and city college of san francisco will be in court monday, continuing its fight for accreditation. the city is suing the novato based accrediting commission for community and junior colleges which threatened to revoke the school's accreditation last summer. the courts since ruled the accjc is not in compliance with federal laws. ccsf's accreditation is on hold during the trial. >> ucsf is ready should anyone with ebola show up. its building isolation unit at the campus. it's ready to handle ebola patients. there's no word on exactly how many possible victims ucsf can handle. but they are certain the virus is not easily spread. >> it's important to realize that ebola is not a virus that's presumed to be spread by airborne transmission. it requires close contact with

both sides have agreed to hold one-on-one talks next week prior to their administerial meeting in sydney. >>> well investors in asia took an opportunity to buy shares after recent selling pushed down the region's major benchmarks to multimonth lows. you can see most of the markets have finished higher. many investors, though, still a bit uncertain about the outlook for the global economy. here in tokyo the nikkei averaged climbs 0.9%, it finished at 15,073. that's the first gain that we've seen in six trading days. investors were out there looking for some bargain stocks. airlines led the way higher today. investors thought they will be benefitting from a recent tumble in oil prices. >>> and the shanghai composite snapped a three-day losing streak. it was up by 0.6%. country's consumer inflation in september grew by a less than expected rate of 1.6%. some people are expecting that beijing will be providing additional monetary easing measures. bucking the trend today, though, was seoul. the kospi down almost 0.2%, 1,925. the bank of korea cut its key interest rate for a second time this y

michelle roberts joins us from sydney drive in east san jose.afe to drink? >> reporter: they believe sunday is the earliest that this water will be safe to drink. it's still contaminated. they believe an animal may have climbed inside the pipe to cause this e. coli problem. san jose water company is flushing out the pipes on sydney drive to clear out water contaminated with e. coli. >> i just thought it was a stomachache. >> reporter: lakisha rodriguez says her family and two children who attend her day care have been sick, suffering from nausea and diarrhea. >> it's very frustrating. it's very disappointing in other ways. >> reporter: until the water is safe lakisha can only care for two children and it's costing her $300 a day in lost business. >> it would have been too difficult to, you know, flush the toilet and wash their hands and keep them clean without getting sick. >> reporter: on friday the san jose water company issued a boiling water notice for 300 homes in east san jose. because the water tested positive for e. coli. >> the experien

he boarded a plane from sydney, then on to malaysia, to thailand. their final stop, turkey. then crossed the border into northern iraq finding a new home fighting under the black flag of isis. his family's home is in the western suburbs of sydney, the very same place where last month police spoiled a home grown beheading plot and carried out the country's largest terror raids. >> these people, i regret to y say, do not hate us for what we do. they hate us for who we are and how we live. >> this new video raising more questions about how much australia's involvement is creating a new threat on their own soils. >>> we do have breaking news right now on the war against isis. including news that the u.s. has lost track. >> well, brooke, i sat down with matt olson, the former director of the national terrorism center. stepped down a couple of weeks ago. this is the gathering point for really all the intelligence about terror threats comes into the u.s. it was started eafr 9/11 particularly for this task. and i talked with him about a number of things. what struck me, following ed

as we reported earlier this week a "boil water" order in place around sydney drive and sydney court because e. coli contamination. today crews were flushing the water main for the third time. residents pretty angry that the san jose water company suspected there was a problem long before residents were warned. one family in fact got sick. >> they let us drink contaminated water for days. we have e. coli in our system and we have to worry. >> the order to boil the water affects about 300 customers in the northeast san jose neighborhood. >> the san francisco fire commission will evaluate chief joanne hayes-white in a closed session tonight. the firefighters unions have called for her to step down. they say she has done little to improve delayed ambulance response times. mayor ed lee is standing by her blaming slower ambulances on growing demand. >>> the state supreme court has cleared the way for a major new housing development on treasure island. the plan calls for 8,000 new homes, hotel rooms, offices, should be finished in 15 years. critics sued to block that development citing inadequate

, potentially involving beheading people on the streets of sydney. so all of this, playing into concerns in britain at the moment, and the police commissioner again, saying that they're being more interventionist. those four young men, still being held, still being questioned. two of them, 20, two of them, 21. nick robertson, cnn, london. >>> all right, let's check some other stories in the news right now. twitter is suing the u.s. government for the right to reveal more about surveillance requests. it says it's forbidden from disclosing certain information about government requests for users' data, relating to national security. the company says this violates its right to free speech. twitter says it wants to be more transparent with users about the scope of u.s. surveillance. >>> a north korean diplomat has admitted that his country uses what he called "detention centers" for people who need to improve their mentality and look back at their wrong-doings. but he insisted there are no prison camps in north korea. he was responding to a u.n. report cr

. >> reporter: one thing western sydney wanderer's fans are not short of at the moment is confidence.3-0. yeah, of course. >> reporter: those fans were predicting the score of a match last weekend against sydney fc. they lost that game, but this man had a biggest contest in mind. >> it is the biggest thing that happened to australian football in 20 years. >> three years ago they didn't ebbs cyst, but in their very first season, they topped the a league and it wasn't a fluke. they did almost as well in their second season, but now have the chance to top the lot. the final with saudi arabia offers them a shot at glory and a cup showdown with real madrid, potentially. >> i think they have got together a terrific bunch of players. he knows what he wants out of the players. the players have bought into his philosophy. >> reporter: for the players the possibility they could be crowned the best in asia after so little time as a team is yet to sank in. >> it's indescribable. it's just the bond between us players that nothing could break it. and it just continues to get stronger and stronger.

wind speeds hit close to 100 miles per hour just ut of sydney... and waves the coast reaching hights more than 26 feet. it's a rare sight, which meteorologists say hns only once a century. i am doing your weather again. >> again? you have to do that one with an australian accent next time. >> please don't make her do that. >> you do with the australian accent. >> his eyes. >> it sounds like a leprechaun mixed with something. not good. let's take a look at the day. we have seen over 1 in. of rain in the last few days. for monday and tuesday, two-thirds of an inch of rain. we are expected to seek more rain come. it's all the same system. weather systems typically takes four days from california to maine. this one has been here for two days and will be here again today. there's like a roadblock across the weather map. you can make out the center of circulation going through. a large scale system has the upper level support meeting it does not move. little disturbance pinwheeling bringing us the green. there's one shifting into portions of eastern and

paul allen there for us in sydney. let's check on what's going on as far as trading go there's for the time being. just having a look at the market which was lower along with the rest of the asian-pacific, global growth concerns partially responsible for that. we have a.s.x. 5,159. and peeking it out to what's going on in seoul, bucking the trend there. top 1.9% in this declining market. kospi down .7%. and they announce they had invented a wi-fi system, samsung, five times faster than the current available product. that's what they have at the moment with the kospi, down at the moment. looking at what's going on in hong kong, protests continue with occupy sen thral. -- central. police on the streets removing barricades and taking back government property. that's what we have at the moment. in seng, that's the scene admiralty, slightly to the east of central district but right next to the financial district of the former british colony here as well. so we're just about 40 points elow that, 22,963. asia edges back in a

the western sydney wanderers take a 1-0 league with a tie with al-halal. the first tie was tight and goalless. tommy you're itch slid in con -- you're itch, he pushed for an equalizer. the wanderers taking a slepder advantage to riyadh next week >>> a 4-month man for bite are for luis suarez finishes next week. luis suarez will get minutes, said the coach, and what could hardly be a more high-profile debut. his coach said he's looking forward. >> doesn't change our tactics of the game. i think it's good news that luis suarez can play in the spanish league >>> maryio barra tellie may be on the subs bench after changing shurts with a real madrid player in the champion's league match. it's the on-pitch performance that may see him subbed. second placed manchester city heads to west ham. sunderland will feel the sting of a loss. they play arsenal. to the m.l.b. kansas city take a 2-1 lead. the quints have a 6-game home-winning streak snapped as david garrett reports. >> reporter: two one-sided games, one win each, this would be closer. kansas city's escobar ma

. >> this is in sydney, australia, footage inside a bus. we clearly see the bus driver. you will not imagine what he's doing. he is actually lighting up a pipe with synthetic cannabis while he is driving. >> what? >> he drove like this about 90 minutes with his elbow on the wheel. >> then he crashes. >> he does lose consciousness, falls over the wheel and ends up smashing into this home. fortunately, nobody was injured. this video had been out before. the reason i'm showing it now because sean murphy, the driver, was charged and has been sentenced to spend at least four months in jail. >> believe it or not, the bus company thought he suffered a medical condition and it wasn't until further investigation and review they realized this guy was smoking himself some pipe. >> doesn't he realize he is a bus driver. he must know it's rigged with cameras. >> it became a lot of other people's problems, too. >> he is spending time in jail and no longer employed as a bus driver. >> possum. north america's marsupial. not welcome in this store. store employees noticed there was mercha

after further testing, they determined the water is contaminated at only 50 homes on sydney drive and >> they put the notice on the door early in the morning and i had already made coffee and things like that with the water. so i had no idea. >> e. coli is essentially a bacteria that is found in fecal matter. fit gets in the water supply and injectioned, it can cause diarrhea and vomiting. customers that exhibit this should seek medical attention. that is the recommendation we are making. >> reporter: san jose water says the ban to drink water is still in effect for all 300 homes and school only because the for -- san jose water says the contamination like this is a rare occurrence and they will continue flushing the water main and taking samples. they said is they people were definitely taking advantage of that and picking up free water bottles. reporting live from san jose cd justice ktvu channel 2 news -- janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in san rafael there is a similar contaminated water problem. students and teachers there first noticed the water just didn't look right

john donison reports from sydney. >> reporter: the self-declared pacific climate warriors began their with a traditional haka before setting off in canoes, kayaks and even on surfboards. the aim, to block ships from enters australia's biggest coal port. police on jet skis quickly intervened. >> these are supporting destruction to the islands, so that's why we're here. we're trying to change the narrative from we are drowning, but we are not drowning, we are fighting. >> reporter: australia exports a million tons of coal every day. a good portion of it heads out of newcastle. pacific islands threatened by rising sea levels caused by global warming say australia is not doing enough to address climate change. per head of population, this country is the world's largest producer of carbon emissions. on this occasion, the newcastle port authority says no coal ships were delayed. but australia will host the g-20 meeting in brisbane next month, and such summits have often provided platforms for protesters to air their grievances. bbc news, sydney. >>> now, all of this week, our north american

drive and also nearby sydney court. the board says it is possible that the restrictions in this area could be lifted in phases depending on how the testing comes out that was done today. but at this point, again, no information on a timeline. reporting live in san jose, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >>> the idea for a sidewalk toll for cyclists and pedestrians on the golden gate bridge is moving forward. the bridge's board of directors voted to spend two years studying how much to charge and how to collect the cash part of a financial plan to dig the district out of a $33 million hole over the next five years. the board got an earful from a packed house of protestors. >> to have people say, yes, please come to our region, come see sausalito, come see the marin head lins, walk along the embarcadero, come see the marin headlands but the bridge is for paying customers only. >> the board will look at other bridges that charge pedestrian tolls to see how they do it. >>> the first-ever college game at the new levi's stadium kicks o

the notice to boil water effects people on sydney drive as well as raleigh drive in east san jose. >>> according to the san francisco sheriff's department workers handed out 145 tablets at the county jail this morning. they cost more than a quarter of a million dollars. three agencies picked up the tab including the adult probation department. but the access has been locked. inmates can only access four secure websites, including a law library. >>> okay. check the calendar, halloween is around the corner and of course we have an app for that. >> of course. we have ai way to stay safe while you get your candy. live in san jose with the trick or treat tech tip. >> we don't normally associate halloween with technology but this is silicon valley and a company has a way to use your phone to find candy safely. trick or treating is a long time tradition on halloween. if a bay area company has its way, trick or treating with smart phones also be a tradition. this is ceo of "next door" kind of a social network for your neighborhood. this year you can use that neighborhood to trick or treat. ne

they allowed two goals in the first and coach berube says they looked like deer in the headlights, sydneysby and the pen wing wins -- we didn't win one battle, we have to do a better job in front of mason. we are playing good and doing too many mistakes out there and that costs us. >> before tonight's game in pittsburgh they will sing the canadian national anthem out of respect for those shot at the canadian parliament today. >>> and mo'ne davis in a world series commercial for chevrolet. this will not affect her ability if they chooses to pay college sports. >> cecily tynan has the accuw >>> parted of the tri-state area are waiting for the rain to move out. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing it's not widespread heavy rain but you can see it moving over the atlantic right now and it's all drifting down to the south and west. malvern and norristown, moving south of the new jersey turnpike and another wave in ocean city and surf city dealing with heavy rain and seaside heights and this again will be with us on and off through the overnight hours. the ac warm highlights show you that it

male kangaroos, boomers they're called, fighting for dominance or fun, suburban setting north of sydneyo much like boxing, but rather ultimate fighting. natgeo wild described it this way in the world's deadliest series. >> a favor tactic, using the forepaws to grip the opponent and then quickly kicking with the huge clawed hind feet. but if you want to see their coolest move, watch this. as he raises his legs to kick, freeze it, stands on his tail, momentarily supporting his whole body on that bony muscular tail. they fight like a silent pair of dinosaurs, from jurassic park. quiet, but deadly. a trained boxing kangaroo named killer willard took on his handlers during a demonstration at a cleveland tv station. >> wait a minute. this is my husband. >> reporter: now who is the last guy you would ever imagine boxing a kangaroo. >> you're going to watch me fight, australian light heavyweight champion. >> reporter: it is a young woody allen, seemed to mesmerize his opponent in the '60s variety show. woody threw a few pretend punches. the boomer lunged, had woody in his clutches, but no harm

s , sydney, singapore. and so it really is about private sector experience.iona: amelie the most important for me is being the lieutenant governor for the state of hawaii. look at that as something that is natural for any governor because i have the honor to energy to not only be a part of an administration but to gain that experience, to gain that knowledge to see and interact with an executive that had to make this tough decisions. with my experience on the bench, and i think that this is where our campaign theme of trust, respect, and balance comes in. i understand what it means to be a decision maker, make those tough decisions in regards to families. are the toughest decisions i had to make was terminated parental rights. is it tough decision to make, but if you do not have trust and respect, and balance, there is no way you can make decisions such as that. hannemann: watching people's money was we did. we never saved money before. we did it there. we never rated from special funds and let the budget -- left a budget surplus every year. number two, w

. >> not only that, but he's asked how sydney is doing, pottier. >> stephen: harry bell a fonte. >> everybody and he's not a happy man. not a happy man. well, sometimes, on the internet, somebody will post that i died. >> stephen: how does that feel, how does that feel to hear? >> well, no, no, morgan calls. >> . >> stephen: i see. >> and i have a machine upon my desk, if you call, it sounds like i'm answering. so it will go to the fourth ring, hey, what's happening? and then you'll say hello? >> stop saying hello, what's going on, man. so then that fools a lot of people. and i think that morgan is going to be all right. >> stephen: i agree, i agree. mr. cosby, i can't thank you enough for being here. >> yes, you can. >> stephen: i can? i can? tell me when i get there. >> okay. >> stephen: all right, let me try, let me try to thank you and see if i get there. >> see, you are wearing it out. >> stephen: oh i want to you remember wrefer you go. >> stephen: yes. >> whatever job you have. >> stephen: yes. >> you have a desk and a mic, and two chairs. call me. (applause) >> stephen: bill cosby. (a

i think david sydney and the former ambassador in the peace that they published a few days ago brought something to my attention, they said something which i had not understood which is that the u.s. air operations which continue in afghanistan are use to defend come and correct me if i got this wrong, used to defend u.s. and coalition troops but not at this point in support of afghan security forces. since it is all one fight that surprised me a little bit. do we have that right in terms of how we are using our air power? >> i am not sure where that has been decided by the way. hopefully not because it is not a good point. i don't know that that has been result resulted yet, but they make a good point. >> let's have questions from the audience. man, we will start with you in the back. >> i appreciate the statement. [inaudible] i'm a correspondent from afghanistan and basically from afghanistan, too mac. everything looks wonderful after the big change in afghanistan but the only concern this is the policy of pakistan, do you think that after the new government in afghanistan and pakist

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. >>> and in the sydney morning herald, nurse suspected of killing 38 annoying patients. italian police say they found the disturbing selfie on the nurse's phone showing her with a thumb's up sign in front of one of her recently deceased pati t patients. the nurse is accused of giving a fatal dose to least one patient. >>> other stories we're following, british lawmakers voted in favor of recognizing palestine as a state. the move carries symbolic value for palestine, but in a pursuit of international recognition, a spokesperson for prime minister david cameron says this will not affect foreign policy. >>> a new document from the vatican is calling for parrishes from around the world to have a more open mind about issues like divorce and homosexuality. in what is being called a radical shift, the vatican says that monday that homosexuals have gifts and qualities to offer. bishops also called for new ways to minister to families of divorced. >>> and this 8-year-old has become a viral sensation for his dirty dancing moves. look at him go. his mom tells buzzfeed he's probabl

in fact, he used to be a high-flying businessman in sydney, who made a fortune investing in gold mines. but then he lost millions in the 1987 stock market crash. he lost his family too. he built a new life for himself on restoration island. it was a steep learning curve. >> i was out of my comfort zone, taking that sort of risk. but i'm used to risk. this was a big one. basically packing up and leaving your life and forming a new one. i discovered a whole new life, and you don't get many opportunities in life to discover another one. >> dave has never really looked back. 17 years ago, at lockhart river on the mainland opposite, dave began making friends with indigenous australians. just 600 people live there, and dave has become something of a local celebrity. but first they had to get used to him. they were hostile initially. the aborigines are used to having land taken away from them. but over the years, he gained their trust. now they respect him. >> you could light a fire with sticks. if you come in the way we did, in the way our society operates, it doesn't work here. that's what

one in las vegas, one in sydney, australia. >> the one in sydney is mark key nightclub.ch of the map empty of tao. how do you pick your next area to open? >> we look at demographics. size of the city. population density. a city like london would be good city for us. city like l.a. would be good city. liz: are you considering those two? >> we're considering anything. depends on the deal. if we get a good real estate deal in a good market we would take a look at it. liz: talk about traffic, ralph. how is the traffic at the stores? who sees most traffic? i'm assuming vegas. am i wrong, right? >> with the nightclub, yes. but tao downtown is busiest. it is newest. in a great location down in the meatpacking district so we get lot of people, a lot of young people. >> you guys made it through a very tough time. >> yeah. >> in fact the entire restaurant industry. we can show what business was like in 2009. >> very bad. liz: the chart we made up shows in 2009, it was way depressed. of course that was the low of the markets. >> right. liz: then you start to see the move up. >> onc

and in sydney energy shares taking a bit of beading with santos among them. the index tumbled more than 2% falling to 5,188 and that erased all of thursday's gains falling to a fresh eight-month low. also in hong kong, oil related firms such as petrochina suffering sharp losses. the hang seng index closed down nearly 2%, 23,so 88. investor worried flared up after the government cancelled scheduled talks with pro-democracy protesters. okay that is going to do it for biz this hour. >> thank you very much, ron. now fish exporters in northern japan are eyeing some new technology to help heat up their sales. they're experimenting with a new way to ship their products. and they're now casting their sales net to markets abroad. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: this japanese common squid is still alive. 36 hours after it was caught. it's traveled 5,000 kilometers by air from japan to bangkok the capital of thailand. a local customer tried its taste at a japanese restaurant. >> translator: this squid is very different from ours. the texture is firm. and it tastes

well in sydney the s&p asx index seeing gains of more than 1%, 5,385. it was the seventh consecutive gain. leading the advance resources stocks, after mining giant bhp billiton said it's on track to meet its iron ore production estimate. bucking the trend was shanghai. the index there down more than half a percent at 2,326. investors were cautious as they are waiting for chinese manufacturing data. that is slated for release on thursday. >>> well, finance ministers and other officials from the 21 members of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum are holding talks in beijing. they are concerned about how global uncertainty is affecting their part of the world. apec participants are discussing the economic outlook for the region, and how to boost investment in infrastructure development. japanese finance minister taro aso will explain how the country is trying to rebuild its finances, and get the economy growing again. he's the first japanese finance minister to attend the annual meeting in four years. aso apparently hopes that will lay the groundwor

in sydney energy stocks are leading the declines. australian shares are trading lower by more than 1 1/2%. oil prices, they are continuing to fall. people who track the markets say traders are concerned about slowing economic growth and a stronger dollar. wti futures are currently trading in the mid $84 range. and currency traders are pulling the dollar back from multiyear highs. analysts say people in the markets are starting to worry the dollar's recent rally risks putting another break on modest growth. at the moment dollar changing hands in the upper 107 yen range. euro/dollar quoted at just over 1.27. >>> people are flocking to a convention center outside tokyo to experience the latest itn digital technologies. there's always plenty to take in at the event known as seatec japan. and this year people are paying attention to wearable devices, especially ones focused on health care. >> reporter: some are glasses. other devices are watches. crowds rush to see wearable devices in the exhibit hall. they are fast becoming a part of our