neal: and the winner is sydney. narrator: but to make a full recovery, sydney will also need an intensive workout program. chris: a bit of parrot pilates. push back on the knee, bring the ankle forward. bloss: i don't think he's in pain while you're doing that. chris: no, he's all right. he'd be feeling the burn. yeah, feeling a stretch. so push back on the knee and bring the ankle forward. so it's a lot of work for a little guy, but it's a lot of work he'll have big rewards if you can actually stick with it. not all birds in this situation actually do make a recovery. it's about 50-50. i've got absolutely no doubt that neal and bloss will carry out these instructions to the letter. my biggest concern is whether little sydney's body is up to it. bloss: i love all my birds. i will give him pilates. my animals come first before me always. woman: all right, darling, are you ready? you be brave. narrator: andrew is about to start surgery on hooligan's multiple leg fractures. the much-loved family pet was injured after a

let's speak to andrew thomas in sydney, and joins us there. he has had a warm welcome in sydney. he's a bit like an indian rock star. how many are listening to him? >> that's right. 16,000, capacity crowd, the stadium behind me, used for sports event and pop concerts. katy perry, ricky martin. tonight narendra modi has taken over the arena, a capacity crowd, 16,000. the tickets were free, but they went quickly. there was a bit of overspill. some were watching the talk on the big screens. i'm about to say, but a family joined me. you came down, you were not able to get in, but you came down. >> yes, it was hard we didn't get a chance to get in, we very much happy and excited to see narendra modi here. so many people, excitement >>> indians have well the biggest immigrant to australia, overtaking the chinese. you arrived yourselves from india. how important is it to see a prime minister from your home country here in australia. >> australia - like we feel like a home country here in australia, so nice and clean, and friendly people. >> we just thought that, you know, we come before

mahnjit drives a taxi in sydney. he thinks that the narendra modi party excludes those who are not hundred di hindu. >> they need to treat everybody the same. >> reporter: on monday saini took part of a pro pest against modi's visit. they say he has big questions to answer over his role in the massacre of muslims in 2002, and he has shown little inclination to investigate the past killings of sikhs. the protesters were heavily outnumbered by the fans. 16,000 had tickets inside to see the first indian prime minister to visit australia in 28 years. >> this stadium is normally the venue for sports and music events. the posters of katy perry and ricky martin shows. the fact that he sold this place out is a sign of the political superstar he has become. >> he's good for india. we will show respect for him. >> people love him. people love him. i love him. >> inside the stadium modi received a welcome and gave an aspirational speech about a cleaner, fairer india. from australia, he said, he would take a lesson home. >> here

will moved to sydney in a couple of minutes. -- we will move to sydney in a couple of minutes. ♪ brokerage hong kong as our -- soaring in hong kong as our stocks in the city exchange. they stand to benefit would be connect opens. a new bloomberg survey shows the band raising the sales tax once again. the shanghai hong kong exchange link has finally been cleared to go ahead, november 17. yet another chinese city is also flashing on the radar as a strong contender. we will explain why shenzhen may be getting in the mix. >> they are half made up of half carat -- health care stocks in tech stocks. >> so that is the future russian mark >> that is the investment to be made or it will get the charts this year. the shenzhen composite is the second best performing in asia this year so far. the only one better is india. up by 20%. an all-time high. better than doubled the shanghai composite. 14%. if we chart it, you can see that the shenzhen composite has risen in the last few months as the shanghai has been volatile as always. shenzhen is in a steady movement upwards and there it is you can see the

. >> i'm andrew thomas in sydney. cricket is australia national sport. i'll have the latest from a country in mourning >>> foreign ministers from across europe are meeting in rome for a summit on the growing humanitarian crisis caused by a rise in undocumented migrants. it's the latest image of a problem dominating the debate from london to athens. 700] would-be migrants towed to safety by the greek navy after this lost power and was found adraft. the migrants from from all over west africa and the middle east. the main points are morocco, tunisia and libya. they are trying to reach spain, malta, italy and the island of lampedusa. 165,000 migrants made it to europe. 300 would-be migrants are known to have drowned to make the crossing. that number may be higher. the foreign ministers are wheating. phil lavelle is in the capital for us. another meeting on migration, what is difficult about this one. what are they hoping to achieve. >> there are 58 participants for the meeting, from across europe and africa. it's part of something bigger, a series of meetin

this pre-event was held in harris park, sydney's little india. more than half of the people who live in the suburb were born in india, and these are tickets to the hottest show in town. ththe new indian prime minister staged his appearance. >> people expect a non-corrupt and new india. >> reporter: but not everyone is united states is excited about modi. some think that his nationalist party excludes those who are not hindu. >> they need to treat everybody the same. >> on monday there was a protest against modi's visit. they say that india's prime minister has big questions to answer over a killings of sikhs. but the protesters were heavily outnumbered by the fans. more than 16,000 asked for seats inside to see the first prime minister to visit australia in 28 years. this stadium is normally the venue of sports and music events. the fact that narendra modi has managed to pack this place out shows the superstar he has become. >> people love him. people love him. i love him. >> inside the stadium modey received a welcome and gave a speech about a c

he had emergency surgery at a sydney hospital to relieve pressure. wednesday he had scans, he remains in an induced coma. >> philip's condition is unchanged and he remains critical. if there are any further developments we'll let you know immediately. thank you. >> well also on wednesday some of hughes' australian team-mates met at cricket new south wales headquarters in sydney, where they received counselling and support following tuesday's event. reporter andrew thomas has the latest. >> reporter: the sydney hospital where philip hughes has been treated has been giving updates on his condition. each time it is the same. hughes remains critical in an induced coma. it's not necessarily the bad news. regular scans have been done to check his brain. it could be the results before those are public. australian cricket captain michael clarke has been to visit hues. the south australian cricket team hughes was playing for returned from sydney to his base in adelaide. those are offered counselling as is the new south wales flare who bowled the ball. a few d

think of the sydney skyline and the opera house comes to mind. but taking care of this treasure requires a lot of work. inve arrived in sydney back 19 64 and he decided on the spot he wanted to work in the building. five decades on, he is still there. we spoke to them about the building's enormous appeal. ♪ >> i started to work in the 1969.house -- 19th of june. more in myg was mind. -- i was in love with the building. when i come at 5:00 in the morning, the first thing, i go around to have a look up and down. ,he concrete, grounds, glass panels. everything. [indiscernible] a lot of things. grates, they use the olive oil on the olympic games. they used to call them the bronze body. 1000 years ago. the all the foil -- the olive oil protects from the sun. white.e even. couple times to be to be even on the bronze. it looks beautiful. i come here because i love the building. doing.ove what i am this is the icon of this country. we have to look after. mine. this building is it is part of my life. i don't feel pride when i do work for the opera house.

in sydney harbor's chowder bay, you can click around sea horses.f shelley beach a blue grouper. near this beach, a gray nurse shark. and off of the town of manly, schools ol yellow tail. the sponsor of this project is an insurance company keen to associate itself with technology, but looks at change and risk. the aim is for this to become an extensive navigatable map, but as oceans warm it could become an historical record of what was once beneath the waves. >>> a reminder that there is plenty more news, analysis and features on our website, the usual address is aljazeera.com. >> ferguson missouri, the spark for what would become daily street protests was the killing of an unarmed african american teenager. 18-year-old michael brown was gunned down by a white police officer on august the 9th. in the days that followed, the police responded to the demonstrations with massive force. >> it's an uprising. we are tired of the police. >> we're sick of being tear-gassed. we're sick of being shot at.

south australia and sydney on tuesday. something he has done thousands of times and be hit in such an unusual place. in the neck. you know, with it hitting the artery. compressing it to the point where it splits. he has the massive bleeding on the brain. i think it is the freakish element to the tragedy, which people are just struggling to come to terms with. as is in the u.k., cricket in australia is the national sport as india and pakistan and you know, south africa. it is just one of those sports that really unites the country and the people become so passionate about it. it is revered and respected. phillip hughes, only 25, he was going to turn 26 on sunday. he has had ups and downs in his cricket career. he was considered in the test match in brisbane next week. he had the baggy green. kept number 408. he wore it proudly when he represented australia. i think in australia and among the cricket world, across the globe, people are definitely mourning. the australian prime minister tony abbott spoke with phillip hughes a

this survey is capturing the underwater world in the middle of the city, mapping sydney harbour. back on land the images are stitched together. a computer programme creating a series of shots. the aim is two fold. first, to provide a record of the under water world. this provides scientists with a baseline to prepare the reefs and fish. second is to create an open access way for anyone to see via the computer to move through pictures of what is below the surface of the sea. >> the ultimate ambition is to create a global record that engages people with the environment and allow scientists to put the policy in place, help policy na place enturing the long term. >> the surveyors of teams with google. tying records into street technology. >> reporter: using a computer or phone on a journey ended where the land was. now i use these to go under there. >> reporter: in sydney harbour's chowder bay, you can click around. there's a groper and sea bass. near maroubra, a grey nurse shark, and off the town of mani, schools of yellow-tailed fusalias, at the heart of it a team looking at change

. >>> rob mcgee started rolling a camera when a storm rocked sydney. quite the light show.t was good timing on is part. there were quite a few lightning strikes in sydney. so many that 14,000 people lost power. they had winds up to 60 miles per hour. >> you never know where lightning is going to strike, but you can determine where a car accident is going to happen if there is a lot of ice on the road. this guy starts rolling the video. that wasn't the only accident. keep watching. >> the crunch of cars is an awful noise. >> you hear the money evaporating from your wallet. >> obviously, you're videap too, bro. what am i supposed to do? i'm not going to get killed by your car. >> instead of getting video of everybody crashing, walk 50 feet up the street and say, okay, slow down. help people out a little bit. >> he was almost hit by another accident. >> because he was standing there taking video. >> guess what? more accidents happened. the guy says there was ice underneath the snow and the city had not come to clear it. >> kids, keep your eyes on your parents. they may be up t

they're saying it's woefully recklessly irresponsible, especially over the sydney harbor bridge. do anything wrong there you're falling off the bridge, it's going to shut everything down. i've said it before, to be old and wise versus young and stupid. i was young and stupid but never this stupid. >> this can go so horribly wrong in many ways. it's incredible we're not reporting more saying the three teenagers were killed when they fell off the bridge. >> it's happened before. kids have died from doing dumb things like this. >> now, cops did catch up with them. in fact one, 15 years old, will be in children's court december 15th to decide his fate. >> the students at gallatin county school decided to create a video from the megahit song by katy perry "roar." ♪ i used to hold my breath >> you see, a couple of girls getting out of banner that says "we love you, britney" walk throughout campus of the school. everything is shot in one single, continuous shot. >> wow, everybody's got inspirational shirts on. this is awesome. >> notice they're wearing purple and lime green. these are t

will be live in sydney when we return. -- we will be live in sydney when we return. ♪ a: 30 in hong konging at the beautiful -- 8:30 inhe city hong kong and you're looking at the beautiful harbor in the city. we are an hour away from opening and you are watching "first up." china trades power and influence. president xi says the slowdown is not scary. the austrian prime minister is among those in beijing and this we could see the announcement of a trade deal. a new bloomberg survey shows that japan will raise the sales tax again. let's take a look at markets trading in the asia-pacific. now.'s nikkei down .8% up -- kospi up. breaking news from australia, home loans fell .7%. that is above the estimate of .4%. australia' us trade and foreign affair officials say they are confident that a free-trade deal with china will be sealed within days. paul, this is been in the works for 10 years now. how likely is it we will see a deal this week? >> there are plenty of opportunities to get the deal done. the prime minister, tony abbott, is in china for a pec. and then the leader of china comes here

and this time this afternoon, sydney time, he passed away.as been an outpouring of grief, support and love for the hughes family and the australian cricket team and for those who were fans of phillip hughes. he was 25 years old but left a lasting impression on the game and listening to the chief executive of cricket australia he said the best cricket for phillip hughes was yet to come. he was potentially going to be selected for the test against india next week. this was a cricketer who just had so much ahead of him. but the australian prime minister, tony abbott he spoke a short time ago about what this mean first the country and how millions of australians are mourning right now. take a listen. >> the death of phillip hughes has shocked and dismayed millions and millions of australians, obviously, our thoughts and prayers are with his family, with his friends. we should also remember sean abbott who would be devastated at this tragic accident. the thought that a player in his prime should be killed playing our national game is shocking and

it shows what is beneath the water in sydney harbor for example.thomas has been given an exclusive preview. >> reporter: it looks like the opening scene of a james bond film. but these aren't guns, they are sophisticated cameras. >> on oning end there are three cameras, which are perfectly synchronized to take images every three seconds. >> reporter: the scooters can travel two kilometers on each dive and take a thousand pan raf mix pictures in 15 minutes. they have surveyed 700 kilometers of the world's corral reefs. but this survey is capturing the underwater world in the middle of australia's biggest city. it is mapping sydney harbor. back on land the images are stitched together. the same twofold. first to provide a record of the current state of the underwater world. this will provide scientists with a baseline with which to compare the state of reefs and fish in years to come. but second is to create an open-access way for anyone to see and via the computer move through pictures of what is below the surface of the sea. >> the ultimate ambitio

meanwhile the team hughes was playing for has returned to their base in sydney.rs are being offered counseling as is the south whales player who rolled the ball. >> everyone is just reinforcing to show him we care about him and love him. >> reporter: a few more details emerged of exactly where that ball hit hughes. it seems it managed to find the one spot just below his left ear that wasn't protected by his helmet. the manufacturer of the helmet said they have now updated it to offer more protection. >> while this level of injury is very rare. players being struck in the head is far from uncommon in cricket. the standard ball weighs 160 grams. that's around 10 grams more than your average baseball. known as a bouncer, the ball that hit hughes was traveling around 80 miles an hour. he turned his head as he was attempting to play the hook shot and it is believed the ball struck near his ear. >>> in a 7th century has put pakistan on top. they ended the day unbeaten on 178. the home side closing the day on 281-3. pakistan lead the series 1-0. >>> liverpool are a team

in sydney harbor's chowder bay you can click around sea horses.p near shelly beach, a blue grouper. and a gray nurse shark and off the town of manley, school of yellow tail fuseliers. the aim, is for this to become an extensive navigable map. but as oceans warm, it could become a historical record of what was once beneath the waves. andrew thomas, al jazeera, sydney. >> coming up 11:00 eastern time, chinese hackers attack weather slights and computers. plus, the fun pop sounds of ok go. how the band went from obscurity to a smash hit. >>> one of the world's top competitions of photography is under way. over 4,000 photos were submitted around the world, only one will take home a $20,000 prize. jessica baldwin has more from london. >> thousands of photographs, actually 4,193 photographs were all entered into this year's competition. the enormous pile of pictures were whittled down to four finalists all by professional photographers. this is a young kosovar, and the image of two boys in estonia won third prize. skate girl was the runner-up and it's p

as for australia players, they came together in sydney, a decision yet to be made on whether the first test against india will go ahead next week. >> cricket will go on, and will go on when we are ready. to be honest, we haven't broached the subject with the players. we will in time. australian contributing officials announced they'll launch a review into safety protocols and the protection for player. >> it makes you feel timid. a lot of things flash through your mind. if you are a cricketer you react in different ways. >> reporter: a lot of consideration is offered to 22-year-old shaun abbott, who bowled the delivery which struck hughes. >> shaun's holding up well. i had a shat to limb last night and was incredibly impressed by the way he held himself and his maturity. >> a date has not been confirmed, a state memorial service will be held at the sydney cricket ground, the venue where philip hughes played his first and final game of first class cricket >>> now, pele thanked fans for their concerns, insisting that his health problems are not serious. the brazilian football legend is t

sydney reaching 30 on your sunday. all right.ross northern locations we're looking at some quite intense shower maker. it's officially in and around okinawa we have fallen about 365 millimeters in one day. of which 97 millimeters fell over the course of just one hour, and that's certainly a november record. well, that's spreading all the way across the southern islands of japan and into western locations as well. so kyushu will perhaps see about 100 millimeters into the next 24 hours. and another system provides precipitation across the korean peninsula. some snow in the upper levels. and then that's pulling in again. much of japan will be provided with very wet weather. maybe tokyo may see some on and off showers as well. but generally speaking, cloudy. down toward the south another area where things are very wet. in the philippines these are the conditions we've been falling in the past 24 hours. rainfall totals. on top of that it's going to be accumulating. this is due to a tropical storm that just became a named system, which

in sydney.really driving the index over there. down to singapore, with had 42 minutes of trading. , that tellharing wind out of wall street. out of wall street. and the hang seng, there we go. we have china specific markets are doing well today given the people's bank of china surprise thatate and interest area was friday evening. handbag lovers are in for a treat in hong kong for the first time ever. christie's with some classic somey handbags with expected to fetch up to $60,000. we have a guest joining us right now. hong00, we are talking kong or u.s. dollars? >> u.s. dollars. >> one drive somebody to spend that money? arehe fact is, legally rare, a trip -- the fact it is completely rare, a treasure. life,dy for their whole they have come down from a grandfather or father. they use the finest quality leather. >> $60,000. , if it consumption or showing off or i really appreciate the work that has gone on? >> you ask different people. that is the status symbol. the woman who wants you to see wh

the 25-year-old australian died in a sydney hospital two days after he was hit in the neck pipe a ballandrew thomas reports. >> reporter: almost exactly 48 hours after the ball struck him, philip hughes was dead. at the hospital where he had been treated, australia's cricket captain michael clark read a statement from hughes' family. >> we appreciate all of the support we have received from family, friends, players, cricket australia and the general public. cricket was philip's life and we as a family shared that love of the game with him. we would like to thank all of the medical and nursing staff at st. vincent's hospital and cricket new south wales until staff for their great efforts with philip. we love you. >> reporter: in a country where cricket is the national sport, losing such a big-named player in such a freak accident in the prime of his career as shocked millions. the prime minister gave a national address. >> the thought that a player in his prime should be killed playing our national game is shocking and sobering. >> reporter: tributes to the player who was just shy of hi

but this survey is capturing the underwater world of sydney harbor.ding the images are stitched together. a computer program creates a series of shots. the aim is twofold. first, two provide a record of the current state of the underwater world. this will provide scientists with a baseline with which to compare the state of reefs and fish in years to come. but second is to create an open access way for anyone to see via their computer move through pictures of what is below the surface of the sea. >> the ultimate ambition is to create a global record that engages people, and allows scientists to put the policies in place or help put the policies in place that will ensure they are protected in the long term. >> reporter: the surveyors are tied with google. using a computer or phone to go on a virtual journey used to have to end when the land did, but now i can use these to go under there. in sydney harbor's chowder bay you can click around sea horses, shelley beach, a blue grouper. near this beach, a gray nurse shark. and off of the town of manly. schoo

in sydney harbor's you can click around sea horses. a gray nurse shark.nd off the town of manly, schools of yellow tail. the sponsor of the project is an insurance company keen to associate itself with technology with change and risk. as associations warm it could become a historical record of what was once beneath the waves. al jazeera, sydney. >> and that is our report for this hour. i'm david shuster. "real money with ali velshi" is next. remember, you can always get the latest news at www.aljazeera.com. >> a landmark deal between america and china. but in reality their pledge to cut emissions is just a whole bunch of hot air and we'll tell i couldn't. and some of the biggest banks in the world after foreign currency traders get caught rigging the market. i'll ask what it will take to stop this kind of fraud. and a powerful force in today's housing market that can foreclose on a home faster than a bank can it you'reot

this photo courtesy of our own sydney long who has never invited me to a barbecue at her place. on wednesday it was 70 degrees and sydney like most of you never had a chance to put out the grill cover. no significant accumulation in atlantic county of snowfall. new castle county, delaware, where it was coming down at a pretty good clip in this video recorded by our partners at del radio in wilmington. you can see the snow coating the cards there and wind chills. william township where a train spotter recorded 3.7 inches, but he also recorded no video for me to share with you. we'll have to take his word. tracy and vai? >> we always encourage people to safely take videos and pictures. >> we were invited by chris for a barbecue. >> wow, it's a friday. thanks, chris. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news. nbc 10 news at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >>> and the first snowfall of the season came and for many of you, is already gone. but we know there is a long winter ahead. this morning we're asking septa how it's preparing to keep you moving. >>> and a live look outside right now. as vai j

the whole scene in sydney has been tragic and sad.ot pictures of david warner there, one of his close mates leaving the hospital. that is shawn abbott, the new south wales bowler who bowled the actual ball that hit phillip hughes in the head, in the neck. steve smith as well on screen. a lot of these players came to pay their last respects. ricky ponting there on the far side, the former australian captain. there's brad haddon, the australian wicket keeper. so a lot of hurt and anguish in australia, speeshl for these players. i've spoken to a few of them like the former australian captain greg chapel, who said they basically can't believe it's happened. they were too shocked to talk to me. it's really hit them hard and it's hit all of us hard as well as journalists who have actually met phil and spoken to him and interviewed him. >> it's amazing, because even for those of us with cricket obsessed children, many parts of the world, the cricketing world, people really stunned by this. i have to ask you the safety question. have any of t

paul allen out of sydney.has confirmed that a british man has been arrested in connection with the deaths of two women in hong kong. police found one woman unconscious, with cuts to her neck and body. she was pronounced dead at the scene. please also found a suitcase containing the body of another woman who had sustained severe neck injuries. a test for bangkok airways. it has not been a good run. six of the 10 industry ipo's listed in the past 10 years are trading below their sales price. a billion-dollar public offer to buy more planes to face tougher competition in the region. south korea posted a record trade surplus last month. it came in at a better than expected $7.5 billion. companies shipped more steel pipes to the u.s., but stimulus may hurt demand for made in korea goods. the weak yen makes japanese products cheaper. and everett's airlines will not renew their sponsorship deals at the end of the year. -- emirates airlines will not renew their sponsorship for fifa events at the end of the year. the j

live in atlantic city, sydney, where people showing up there for black friday? >> in fact, yes, it has been busy here. we have had a steady crowd. the stores opened at 6:00 this morning. take a look. you can see shoppers are out shopping, almost nobody with empty hands. it is important too note, that a handful of new stores, bringing additional seasonal jobs for the thousands unemployed. they are scoring deals. they come back year after year. >> at the mall, here, guin and out of the temperature. you get good buys. >> jennifer and her family came just for the shopping. not the gaming floor. >> i got much good deals, 40% off, another 20% off. >> you did good today. >> yes. i am so happy. >> this year, people need a bargain. what is best about an outlet, getting an extra bargain. >> a handful of new stores, hot topic, joseph a. banks, pan d a dora. >> we are prehired for the holiday season it is black friday. we wanted to get everybody hired and trained. >> it is important to note, there is no where close to the number of job openings needed for the thousand of ca

paul allen joins us from sydney with the details.an rio do this with iron ore prices tumbling? >> they are cutting spending. not just operating cost, but capital expenditure as well. they have deferred plans to construct a mine in australia. they said back in august that the figure for 20 was going to be $9 billion. price, it iron ore has fallen a long way this year, something in the order of 30%. miners suchiron ore as rio and bhp are compensating by ramping up production even more. rio is delaying construction of a mine in western australia. part of a trend to curb supplies? >> there seems to be little intention to curb supply. production is ramping up. they are simply not investing in new minds anymore. the mining infrastructure investment boom is over. we are firmly in the production phase now. just this week, the bhp ceo said they hadn't taken a new project of the board since 2012. the plan is to ramp up production and these big miners are low-cost producers. they can stomach further falls in the iron ore price. >> we have that

. ♪ miners rally in sydney as china changes strategy on stimulus.ding for the election in japan, the prime minister's support is falling. not to be sneezed at. pepper defies the commodities slump. the japanese prime minister says he wants new support for his survival -- revival plan. be's approval rating has plunged since he came to power. what are people saying about shinzo abe? >> they are not liking what they saw in the last two years. they are saying that, ahead of the election day, a poll taken abeikkei showed that 's support rate is at the lowest since 2012. they say 51% of the people are not happy with his economic alice he -- economic policy of stimulus and growth oriented reforms. omics.pose aben this is quite a blow. he was hoping to get a fresh lsterte to bo abenomics. he was going to delay the tax -- 8%rom a percent to to 10%. people oppose it. japan has fallen into a recess ion. the general disapproval rate for abe is at 39%. >> the official election date has not been announced and we expect that any time today. approval versus other pa

on funeral will be held wednesday on the coast north of sydney. >> it is 8:30 in hong kong.ers are mobilizing in admiralty. facing off, firing pepper spray at once this morning as scuffles broke out between protesters and police in the third month of occupy hong kong. we are ours from the opening of trading here. you are watching first up. sweeping the streets. police at the main hong kong protest site. on the slide. firstops below $65 in the of may 2010. a rich theme. digging deep to satisfy demand in china. good morning. i am angie lau. markets trading in the asia-pacific. this is what it looks like. we are seeing japanese equities starting off in the green, and it it is extending gains at the start of the trading month. and the week as well. seeing a, but we are selloff with korean equities as well as australian equities. .8% down ahead of the chinese emi data coming out later this morning. squads of riot police have moved into the main democracy protest site in hong kong, clearing campaigners from the street around government offices. there have been scuffles, there have

stabbing his partner three times with a kitchen knife and taking the police on a high-speed chase around sydney. the cops behind him, he took them on a 15-mile loop around the motor way. they tried throwing out spike strips. things got strange. no longer a high-speed chase. he's crawling across the bridge. a complete standstill. they shut the bridge down. it gets weirder. he's cruising by, talking on his mobile phone. the police have a truck they seem to have been able to pull it over. police hanging out the side of the police vehicle. shot through the wind screen into the car. you can see it come around the side. smash the window. he pulls the driver out. the driver hasn't been shot. they are shooting a chemical agent inside the car. they smash the window and pull him out. he was taken into custody. his partner stabbed three times with a kitchen knife. she is in stable condition. >>> artists use all kind of mediums to create their artistic masterpieces from acrylic to oil to watercolors. you have never seen a painting with fire. this is exactly how artist steve works. he starts with something

. >>> new video from sydney, australi massi fire. infernot an industrial park. dark, thick smoke and hot burning flames. it started at a plastic factory in the wte part of sydney. flames threatening homes nearby. also businesses. that's why many people who live and work nearby decided to evacuate area. 120 firefighters responding to the fire here. wood pallets on the grnd helped t fuel the fire. it has been contained. it seem the fire is out. firefigh a still on stand by. they wie there the next sever hours watch to go see if things flare-up again. >>> richa, thank you. 16 afr the hour. new, the man who opened fire inside the florida state univeitar sent facebook message eight of his friends telling them he was extending them packages. myron ma one to our area. we have narrowed down the exact location, though. we do know the packages are expecd arrive today. police in tallahassee say may thought e government was targeng for persecution. he opened fire inside the library' lobby early yesterday morning. three peo were hurt. policet and killed may after he refused

. >>> phil hughes is being mourned two days after being hit by a ball in sydney and died. at the same time, the cricket board in australia has announced immediate review in player safety. cnn's alex thomas is with us now. a touching tribute emerging overnight. >> we saw one image there. it is turning to a social media trend with cricket bats outside your place of work, school, house in tribute to phil hughes. it is a moving way how much this story has affected so many people, not just australia, but across the world. he was a popular cricketer. the talented young person no matter what field, failing to get the opportunity to fulfill their potential. >> you talk about a memorial held for him which will reflect how the nation is affected by this. >> more details from australia and the cricket official who wouldn't be drawn on the first test match next week. one thing he could say there will be a state memorial service, which is normally reserved for politicians. he said there will be other tributes this weekend. >> what about this debate about safe safety? we talked about it

sean gray had stabbed his partner with the kitchen knife then taking the place on a chase around sydney. >> he took them on a 50 mile loop all around the motorway. you can see him waving through the top of the car. things got strange though. they actually shot the bridge down. it gets even weirder. you can see him cruising by, casually talking on his mobile phone. how it ends here you can see. the police have a truck they seem to have been able to pull it over and stop. they smash the window and pull the driver out. what it was, they were shooting a chemical agent inside the car to help subdue him. his partner was stabbed three times with a kitchen knife. she is in stable condition. >> amateur racing can be just as daring as professional racing. the perch ahead is giving him difficulty. darren sees a gap right here. he goes to pass on the right and you see the driver in the porsche clearly turn into him. this gets bad. >> oh, no! head-on into that barrier. >> darren was wearing all the necessary gear. he says that is one of the things that saved him. >> i've got to remind everyone about

thousands turned out in the streets of sydney to watch the final on screens and celebrate the team's success. algerian club has been crowned stamps, beating a club from the democratic republic of congo on away goals following a 3-3 aggregate draw. it follows a second title, the first since 1998. it confirms a place in the f.i.f.a. world cup. >> they made us happy, like the national team. i hope they carry on with the performance, and i want them to face real madrid. >> the match was diff. i was expecting a lot of pressure. they played well and made us happy. they made the expectations of the people in al jazeera. >> reporter: in germany, bayern did an amazing come back against dortmundful they were ahead. the hosts equalized through the second thanks to the dortmund stuff. a late spenty completed the 2-1 win. dortmund slipped into the relegation after a fifth straight loss. >> barcelona suffered a first home la liga defeat after being defeated 1-0. luis suarez made a debut. with lionel messi, and neymar, they couldn't get a goal. the loss drops them to third in the table. that loss h

the cricket world is in mourning after philip hughes died in a sydney hospital after being struck on a head by a ball in a match two days ago. andrew thomas reports. >> reporter: philip hughes died at the hospital where he had been treated. the captain read a statement from hughes' family. >> we appreciate all of the support we have received. cricket was philip's life, and we shared that love of the game with him. but we would like to thank all of the medical and staff at the hospital, for their great efforts with philip. we love you. >> reporter: in a country where cricket is the national sport, losing such a big player in the prime of his career has shocked millions. the prime minister gave a national address. >> the thought that a player in his prime should be killed playing a national game is shocking and suffering. >> reporter: tributes to the player who was just shy of his 26th birthday have flooded in from around australia and the world. >> all of those who have played cricket, who have children playing cricket are devastated by the news. >> reporter: flags will fly at half ma

. >> australia western sydney wanderers - if they win the league, it will not be down to the support of fans. 14 managed to get visas to enter saudi arabia. they'll be amongst a crowd of 67,000 supporters. western sydney have a 1-0 lead, and could be the first australian club to win the ain title. >> when you have belief in your team, in your squad, there is no fear for me. why would i fear them, i respect them. we report them, they are in the final. fear is a big word for me. >> translation: the most important thing is we have to win the match and take the championship. everyone nose the history. we are a team that won the championship, but the last time was a long time ago. we are determined to win it. >> the african champion's league reaches its conclusion. vitae club is level 2-2. the winners will go through to next month's club world cup, taking place in morocco. novak djokovic ended andy murray's 11th match streak, beating him in straight sets. despite the defeat. andy murray did enough to the qualify for the season-ended world tour finals, as for novak djokov djokovic, he as s

we just heard from the australia team captain and doctors who treated hughes at the hospital in sydneyceo of cricket australia. take a listen to what he had to say. >> without doubt, he was a rising star whose best cricket was still ahead of him. he was a hero to kids around the nation, particularly in the region of mackville in new south wales. >> we want to turn to andy maher who joins us on the line from sydney. and andy, of course, we were listening to the doctors there people are still struggling to come to terms with this. how a healthy man can walk out there and be batting and die as a result of an injury playing the nation's sport there. >> the strength and weakness of it, no matter what sports have pushed for that territory has been australia's own. phil hughes not that long ago, seemed to be one of the most rising stars he was sorted out, he was on the verge of pushing his way in. the fact that he continued to play the game in such a cavalier and aggressive manner is what he deemed to australia cricket fans. a special place in the hearts of australian cricket fans. phillip, i

andrew thomas, al jazeera, sydney. >> that is our report for this hour. we leave you with just a gorgeous shot of the great island of manhattan looking to the south. the sun is setting on this beautiful night in new york city. i'm david shuster. thanks for watching. >> china pledges to join the flight against climate change. that's big and new, but carbon emissions won't go down unti until 2030. is that really progress? that's the inside story. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher. for years and years while the

temperatures in sydney on bondi beach, the place to be.g to play hook key on friday across portions of sydney? i think so. about 95 degrees fahrenheit before a cooling trend comes. when you have this sort of heat shape up, the fire weather experts across australia saying the fuel across the state of vick store yeah, right across the southern portion of the southeast, the fuel levels are among the highest in human history. and of course, australia has been inhabited by humans from about 30,000 to 50,000 years ago. so this is quite a statement when you take a look at how much foliage here is absolutely bone dry. the lowest of the 5% in the deficit valleys there for hateful akroeching record values of low hateful leading up to this. we talk about this time of year, october through january, the fire concern is right here across central portions of australia, january to february, march. when we really begin to see the temperatures soar. the fire concern shifts to the south. this is where we have some active bush fires at this hour. threatening

this is a parking garage in sydney, australia. you see an 86-year-old man frank carlino. that woman right there lured him to part of a garage offering him a ride home. this man was lurking in the background. when he approached them, he punched the man in the face. they are rifling through his pockets because he is retired and just went to get money from the bank. he fell to the ground. you could see him using the cane trying to beat these people off. >> that is the lowest of the low. >> after they walk off taking their ill-gotten goods, this poor man can't get up. this car drives up quickly. a woman parked. she comes to give him assistance and gets security. good news is that a woman has been arrested in connection to this incident. they are still looking for the man involved. >> this one has a better ending. this man is in a backyard. not his backyard. he gets spooked quickly because of the family dog. it looks like he is about to creep into the house, but suddenly he is jumping the fence. that is a yorkie. >> yorkie on patrol. >> what is not expecting to see that little

as nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter, sydney long, tells us, that is not all they are alleging. >>s feeling deceived, alem xredly not able to find drink prices on menus, something required by new jersey law. and now, a judge says there may be numerous plaintiffs, enough for a class action lawsuit. >> they don't disclose what their prices are and you're entiesed to buy the drink thinking it would be reasonable and it turns out that it's not, you have no choice but to pay for it. >> reporter: attorney sander freeman calls it a dogfight with the popular corporate chain. he says in at doing to hidden prices, some pay the tropes paid more or less for drinks, beer, even soda, depending on where they sat, at the bar or a table. >> menu engineering is a way of subconsciously getting people to buy things when maybe they otherwise wouldn't. >> reporter: this isn't the first time new jersey-based it gi friday's restaurants have been the subject of an investigation behind their bar. in the summer of 2013, new jersey's attorney general named them one of the biggest offen r offenders for selling