it's happening in sydney, australia. it's happening in auckland, new zealand. i think one of the things that we hope to do with the documentary is just to have a conversation about these things and to start the process of looking at potential solutions. >> okay. well, it's certainly very interesting. you managed to weave a lot into your short documentary. thank you both for being here with us today. michelle joyce and steve fife. >> thank you. >>> i'm thuy vu. thanks so much for watching. for all of kqed news coverage go to kqednews.org.

cal will play the university of hawaii in sydney, australia. it will be the second time in school history the bears have ever played outside the u.s. >>> all right, stanford hosting their annual battle with notre dame as we speak. right now, cardinal lead it 21-20 at the break. we'll have that story at 11:00. david shaw's squad has already locked up a spot in the championship game. now, earlier today in l.a., their opponent was determined. we go to the coliseum. 22nd ranked ucla taking on usc. third quarter, usc trailing, bruins' qb josh rosen looses the football. it's picked up and he's hustling 31 yards to the house. trojans move in front, 26-21. after another bruins' turnover, cody kessler hooking up with darius rogers and watch the extra effort get him into the end zone. usc upsets ucla, 40-21. moving to ann arbor, number eight ohio state facing jim

. >>> this is sydney australia. the clouds brought thunderstorms and heavy rain to the area, but fortunately no damage. >>> the leading edge of the colder air is coming out. this evening and warm temperatures. we tied some records around illegally. hartford broke the record and got up to 76 degrees this afternoon. the previous record was 72. this whole week way above average. it has been quite the start for november. sunday morning -- this will be the warmest first week of november on record. tonight 72 right now. the clouds have been persistent. the wind is gusting to 30 miles per hour in hyannis. quite a few leaves coming down this evening. we are tracking showers a long the front moving from the west. there could be a quick shower moving through, especially in northern worcester county. we are not expecting too much rainfall. seasonal air. more of what you would expect in november. temperatures overnight mild. it stays warm right up until midnight. after midnight that cooler air moves in and the temperatures fall

helped and say they hope to meet with them soon. incredible look at storms, check this video out, sydney, australia, a huge cloud come rolling in to the city. this was taken in the eastern suburbs along the beach. the clouds brought thunderstorms and heavy rains but did not leave behind any damage. that's always nice when you have a pretty storm roll through. seeing the video, looks like ominous. >> beautiful weather here. >> feels good. >> we take our records seriously here. >> back there, we can't keep hitting refresh. what is the temperature now? it is warm. we know that much. it's 70 boston. the record to beat, 73 degrees. we got time, i think we will get there. 73 in lawrence. middle 60s on cape cod. 61 chatham. 67 wooster. 70 providence. a lot of spots in the lower 70s like yesterday. pittsburgh 73 degrees. middle to upper 60s and the south shore 70 marshfield. there are more clouds than yesterday, we are seeing breaks of sunshine, peeks of blue. may jump up by a couple of degrees with the gusty southwest breeze and cruiseing to the 60s. pest chance of a shower in the city of boston, 8:30, 9:

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. >> now in sydney, australia, in bushland, somebody found a spider that surprises no one here on "right this minute." watch what happens, a man has a twig and he decides he's going to entice that spider out of a hole. holy cow! >> that's a trap-door spider. this man keeps poking it with a twig. watch what the spider does with the twig, the spider takes the twig back into the hole. it's almost like he's trying to climb up it. to get to the guy. >> poisonous? >> if they do bite you, you could feel nauseous. >> i feel like i've been bitten. in the end the spider backs into his hole and all's well that >>> go ahead. >> rescuers search the floodwaters who find a man who got swept away in his jeep. see the slick operation to get him back to safety. >>> and the adorable moment when job.on the job. re celebrating by offering you over 20 delicious choices starting at $9.99. like creamy new pesto alfredo, plus unlimited salad and breadsticks. for a limited time. at olive garden. now there's a new way to stay tru to your health. new trubiotics with immune support advantage. this advanced formula c

state department used this alert status was after some december attacks last year on a cafe in sydney, australia, and it lasted three months. >> thanks, garrett. tougher screening is in place for all traffic lighters, even -- travelers, even those was precheck. they estimate going through the bags of 25 million travelers. this alert is society to stay in place -- set to stay in place until late february. >>> and belgium stays an high alert after fears of attacks there. heavily armed soldiers and military trucks are patrolling brussels while many schools and businesses are closed. 29 raids were carried out overnight, and 21 people were arrested of suspected plotting attack. >>> and an explosive vest found in pairest was found -- paris was found in a pile of rubble in the same area where a cell phone belonging to a suspected attacker pinged. police are still searching for the attacker but didn't see if the vest wronged to him. >>> belonged to him. >>> and the french president will be in dc tomorrow for a meeting with president obama, and is expected to told the president is threat requires immedia

a resident of sydney, australia has captured dramatic time lapse video of a storm dissenting on the coastaly. he made the film from his window office. there were no reports of damage after the weather event itself. you are watching "dw news". we have a lot more to come. lufthansa c c crews have started a strike that could last for a week. we will have all the details for you when we come back. see you in exactly one minute. ♪ >> great to have you back with us. you are watching "dw news". these are the top stories. confusion at sharm el-sheikh airport as thousands of stranded british tourist tried to get home. russia suspends all flights to egypt. german lawmakers have voted to ban commercial involvement in carrying out assisted suicide. the proposal passed by a wide majority after an emotionally charged debate. time to get you up to speed with the latest business headlines. lufthansa passengers better check the departure boards. >> hundreds of cancellations today affecting thousands of passengers. cabin crews are, and this could take more than a week to it affects all flights from frankfurt

australia. one of the dispiriting things we learned in researching the documentary is that sydney and melbourne and other major cities in australia are experiencing a very similar housing bubble. and a lot of the media reports in those areas are saying that a lot of that incredible increase is being driven by a large amount of unregulated money coming from mainland china as well. >> what impact do you hope your film will have? what's happening here as you pointed out is happening in a lot of other desirable destinations. >> right. it's happening all around the pacific rim. if you look at vancouver, b.c., median house rice there is $1.5 million. it's happening in sydney, australia. it's happening in auckland, new zealand. i think one of the things that we hope to do with the documentary is just to have a conversation about these things and to start the process of looking at potential solutions. >> okay. well, it's certainly very interesting. you managed to weave a lot into your short documentary. thank you both for being here with us today. michelle joyce and steve fife. >> thank you. >>> i'm thu

it's like a shelf cloud rolling on to the mainland over sydney, australia. nick: very cool. nick: it's a low level burst of wind. it pushes the cloud out like an impending thunderstorm. christina: it's terrifying, like a tsunami cloud. nick: it's an indication you're about to get strong wind coming through the area with that being activity. christina: this is a time lapse video. how fast does -- nick: it depends on the movement of the storm, 15, 20, to 30, 40 miles an hour. it's impressive. we get them around here. christina: impressive heat we're having. nick: today was a new record high. we tied the old record of 74 set back in 1948. that was a nice chance to get outside today. the sun was peeking through the clouds. this will be our last 70s for a while, as it should be since it's november. christina: getting in the holiday spirit. nick: it will cool down this weekend. we'll be talking temperatures in the 60s tomorrow, middle 60s, there's the new record tying temperature 74. the low 66 this morning. the average high should be 57. we didn't get into the 50s this morning. t

an impressive cloud spotted over sydney, australia. it looks like a wave hovering over the ocean sort of or like the skies falling. it's actually called a shelf cloud which you heard pete talk about from time to time. people from all over they spread to the beach to take pictures as pretty as it is here it later toughed a whole lot of rain . >> anchor: i was going to say from paying attention to pete i have learned when there are shelf clouds there some bad weather soon to follow . >> anchor: i think, pete, it's uniy when we're talking about tornadic activy sometimes? >>> sometimes they come out of supercells, sometimes just out of normal thunderstorms. the cloud itself is pretty benign but it's what is behind it, oughtta wind sometimes that will get you in and of course the downpours so it's the leading edge of the cooler out outflow from a thunderstorm. so comes out again it's pretty innocuous the cloud. it makes for a scary sky, freaks poem out a lotment no thunderstorms out there right now. 70 degrees in boston. dew point reading a

. >>> before tonight's regular season finale, the bears will open the season in sydney, australia againsthe hawaii rainbow warriors on august 27th, replacing the december 3rd home gain against south dakota. the bears have played outside the united states only once before, tying washington state in tokyo in 1987. cal hosts arizona state tonight, trying for their seventh win of the year. plenty of talk about jared goff and whether he'll leave cal for the nfl or stick around for his senior season. if so he, this would be his last game at memorial stadium. what does jared have to say about the scenario? >> right now i'm just trying to beat arizona state, and then go to a ball game and win that. that's all i can really worry about right now. i owe it to myself and my teammates to do that. >> love to see him stick around. stanford and notre dame under way, tied at 7 in the first. notre dame returned the kickoff for a touchdown. we'll have complete highlights and reaction coming up later tonight on "after the game" following oklahoma and oklahoma state. let's head down south where there is no bi

. >>> massive storm clouds rolled over sydney, australia today and provided some amazing pictures. onlookers stopped to look at storm clouds over beaches in the city's eastern suburbs. heavy rains and thunderstorms drenched the city and surrounding areas. officials said there were no reports of any major damage. >>> you want to hear this. there's a new way this midday to get inspiration from the peoples pope. the vatican is releasing a new cd today that is all pope francis. it's called "wake up." it has everything from the pope's speeches, to pop, to rock, to gregorian chant. the message behind the music is familiar to pope francis, faith, family and care of the needy. >>> what president obama said about the controversial name of washington's football team. >>> and a dubious reputation. a new list of the absolute worst highways in the country. you don't have go far to find out ones >>> breaking news from the white house. sometime before the end of the hour, president obama will make a major announcement. we expect him to formally reject the xl pipeline. >>> there's a search going o

when we did the star trek film we hadn't seen it with an audience a we were in sydney, australia. and at the opera house. and therere we just thousands of people there. you couldn't hear anything. the space was so big, it wasn't so i was convinced the whole time it was an utter disaster because i'd never seen it with an audience. and when it was over they gave an incredibly generous ovation. it was like a two-minute-long thing. but duri the movie you just don't know until you've gone through it. so it's terrifying. >> jimmy: are fans of the "star wars" movies more aggressive than the fans of the "star trek" -- >> there are more of them. and because i have always, since i was little kid, counted myself among them, i'm not going to disparage them and say anything b about them. i think they're fantastic. >> jimmy: i'm not looking for you -- >> but they do frighten you sometimes. >> jimmy: they com up to you and they must say you've got our baby and you'd better take care of it. >> i get a lot of people coming up and saying oh, hey, i love "star wars." and my response to that is thank

time less than attq)uá after a lone wolf attack claimed the lives of two hostages in a cafe in sydney, australia state department official says worldwide alerts are issued, quote, periodically when there is a higher threat level but they are not the same as a warning tied it to a particular event. and lastly, despite the label worldwide, state department officials tell me this worldwide travel alert does not extend to cover the territory of the united states itself. greta? >>> james, thank you. and deadly terror attacks around the globe. the beirutkn> bombing the paris massacres and mali hotel bombings leaving critics to wonder if president obama is sending the right message to the world. >> the most powerful tool we have to fight isis is to say that we're not afraid. >> this president, this is the worst example of leadership in a war time situation. >> we have a choice either they win or we win. >> they cannot strike a morality blow against the united states. >> they want to conquer the world under their interpretation ofou islam. they are willing to commit violence and they have the capability

eric: we leave you this half hour with quite a sight in sydney, australia. a massive shelf cloud in the distance there. packing some rain in that one. eric: now on kcci -- des moines shooting. what happened inside a home last night that sent one person to the hospital. plus, new details that it may be

and the most recent one was in december of last year after an attack in sydney, australia. shelley: french officials say an explosive vest has been discovered in a suburb of paris. this is video of the neighborhood where street cleaner found that vest in a pile of rubble. there was no detonator, but officials say it contained bolts and the same type of explosive used in the vests that the attackers wore in paris. police have been hunting for a man believed to be involved in the attacks. but it's unclear if he left the vest behind. the search for that missing suspect in the paris attacks has focused on belgium, where the capital city of brussels will remain under the country's highest terror alert until next monday. authorities say the threat of possible attacks that could be similar to those in paris is serious. despite the terror threat level, schools in brussels are set to reopen on wednesday. and tomorrow, president obama will meet with france's president in washington, d.c., as france works to build a stronger international coalition to combat isis. president francois h

you just don't -- you just don't know. the "star trek" film, with an audience sydney, australia. and at the opera house. and there were just thousands of people there. so you couldn't hear anything. the space was so big. it wasn't like a normal movie theater. right. so i was convinced the whole time it was an utter disaster 'cause i'd never seen it with an audience. and -- and when it was over, they gave an incredibly generous ovation. it was like a two-minute-long thing, and it was -- but during the movie, you just don't know until you've gotten through it. so it's terrifying. are fans of the "star wars" movies more aggressive than the fans of the "star trek" -- there are more of them. uh, -right. ...uh, and say anything bad about them. -i think they're fantastic. -no, i'm not looking for you -- but they do frighten you sometimes. and they must say "you've got our baby, and you better take care of it." people coming up and saying, i love 'star wars.'" and my response to that is, "thank you, i had nothing to do with it." and i'm grateful that we're in the same club. but it's like

streets in a global day of action calling for climate justice, including in bogota, colombia, sydney, australiaathens, greece, mexico city, along the equator in kenya and even on a glacier in southern chile. in london, where 50,000 people rallied, opposition leader jeremy corbyn of the labour party spoke about the connection between world conflicts and the increasing scarcity of resources due to climate change. crooks >> it is about the resources we use. there some aspects in the concert around the world [indiscernible] i think the attendance here today on a wet november morning is brilliant. amy: in brazil, protesters covered themselves with mud and laid on the ground to symbolize the river doce, which was recently flooded by toxic chemicals when a dam burst at a massive iron mine, killing more than a dozen people and contaminating the river with mercury. >> what happened was an environmental crime, like so many others, which the government and world leaders perpetuate. i want them to hear us, the buried ones, that we will not put up with anymore. in manila in the philippines protesters called

i love that shot down towards sydney australia during the day yesterday. yeah.re getting thunderstorms there, not here. we are talking about nice, warm weather and still 75 degrees and we have clouds now and winds out of the south at 9 miles per hour and the rest area, 80 in manassas, and 76 in mart insburg and 75 down toward pa tuxet river and storm team 4 radar, a little bit on the breezy side and we don't have showers just yet and the front back to our west and the showers down toward portions of west virginia. this batch of showers will move in here and we'll see a sprinkle and will a shower and here we are around 7:00 and once again, here is the shower here and maybe a strifrngel down here and most of us will be on the dry side and watch what happens overnight and this is where woo have the best chance of rain south of washington and down toward the northern neck around fredericksburg. everybody else will be on the dry side, but it gets a lot cooler and more cloud cover, too. still showers even around 2:00 in the afternoon and down to the south and the rest

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actually something called a shelf cloud, slowing move moving over the ocean near bodeney beach in sydney, australia. cold air is sinking out ahead of the storm. you feel the breeze coming at you, you know the storm is coming. that breeze will lift some of the air out ahead of it and form a shelf cloud, typically with a gust front that's coming on through. severe weather they were having. we're just having some showers and a couple of embedded heavier showers that are bringing down some of those cooler windier conditions up above us, down to the surface and producing gusts up to 40 miles per hour. not 70, but this is from jaffrey to winchester and southwest new hampshire, and then back here through western massachusetts. it's a line that extends up into central new hampshire, but weakens up in here, so the meatiest part of it is right here. these showers are moving forward the northeast behind this front, so it's this leading edge i'm most concerned about. moving to the southeast at 30 miles per hour. greenfield, 6:00 p.m. nashua, 7:00 p.m. worcester by 8:00 p.m. boston, just before 9:00 p.m. at tha

take a look at the massive storm clouds over sydney, australia. look at that. it's actually pretty beautiful. but they certainly unleashed heavy rains and thunderstorms. officials said there were no reports of major damage. for more on the weather in the u.s., here's reynolds wolf. >> alex, my friend, not the best forecast for you in the deep south. they need a break from the rain. scattered showers can be expected from the gulf coast, carolinas, alabama, mississippi. rainy story that you can expect for today and we'll see it drip on into tomorrow too. although not quite as widespread, but still for much of georgia it's umbrella city for you. parts of florida, same deal. the question is how much rain are you going to get? that depends on where you happen to be. some places could get one to two inches of rainfall. other places, two to three. that's the story through monday. meanwhile, got some rain moving on the i-5 corridor and high above up in the mountains, a touch of snowfall. wind could be strong at times too. if you want a good story, this is fantastic. wh

and also in sydney, australia -- i'm sorry, that's london right there. that's the london eye. ere. >> it's absolutely beautiful to see the world come together in a time like this. let's just hope that the world acts together in order to defeat the terror network that's responsible for this so that we don't have to be able to -- >> for those of us who lived through 9-11, it should be painful reminder of what we're dealing with in this country right now and also throughout the world. that's the rise of terrorism. we must deal with it appropriately. >> yeah. that is going to do it for us in new york. now to washington for a special edition of "special report" with bret baier. shep picks it up at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> it was an acts of war, says the president of france. the u.s. launches an attack of its own with fighter jets going after an isis leader. this is "special report". >>> good evening. welcome to washington for a special saturday night edition of "special report," continuing coverage of the paris attacks. i'm bret baier. france is in a state of emergency for a second ni

in sydney, australia. pretty messages of peace, hope, and unity will be shown on the library every night from december 17th to december 20th. >>> well, we're guessing this will not be on your holiday shopg list, but you never know. biggest diamond on earth in a century. the rock is so huge, the canadian mieng company that found it in botswania is unable to put a value on it. that's because the rock is too big for computer analysis. some analysts suspect the 1100-plus carat gem is worth wow! >>> well, still ahead, how one raise sin could tell you whether your child could need extra help in school or not. >>> and today is saturday, november 28th. all you sag's out there, is it your birthday today? let's see who you share it with. it's the birthday of mo-town records barry gor don. 86 years old. fashion designer john galiano is 55. but if it's your birthday, that's the big one. enjoy it. happy birthday to you. >>> welcome back. 6:21. it sounds so easy, but education experts say one little raise sin could help

the last one came about a year ago in response to the deadly cafe hostage stand off in sydney a australia. to years earlier the state department feared worldwide anti-american violence for the killing of a senior al qaeda member. just a few months before that, the state department was concerned about revenge attacks after bin laden was killed in pakistan. >>> we have a new report out about the clintons that could help bernie sanders. find out how much cash they collected from big financial companies by making paid speeches. >>> donald trump faces growing backlash after he says one thing after the other to back it up. >> they have to be registered. we have to watch them because we just don't know who they are. we don't know where they come from. we don't know if they're isis and we don't know if they have evil intentions. i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. new z

over in australia sydney shares trading higher up by a third of a percent. in seoul lower by 0.05%. >>> some of the most popular rice in japan. now researchers have developed a technique for creating a variety that can help sick people and they are trying to expert that know how overseas. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: the researchers work for this company have figured out how to reduce the amount of protein in rice grains cht this rice is designed for people with kidney disease who need to limit their protein intake. the researchers use an enzyme to break down the protein. the technique can cut to just 4% in orderinary varieties of rice but the taste is still the same. >> translator: many people who tried the low protein rice say they didn't notice any difference. i think we have produced some good results. >> reporter: in january company officials signed a contract with state-run university to jointly develop low protein rice for the market. the project was created to address the needs of people in thailand. rice has been a staple food in the countr

also in australia, the sydney opera house is painted as the french flag. the flag is also being displayed all over social media, as online supporters continue to post "pray for paris." pres. obama: this is a heartbreaking situation. laura: president obama is pledging his support for france. pres. obama: they have been an extraordinary counterterrorism partner. and we intend to be there with them in that same fashion. laura: the attacks are also spurring major bands to cancel shows. the foo fighters called off the rest of its european tour. and u-2 canceled two concerts set to take place in paris this weekend. the violence in paris has also sent shockwaves here in des moines. kcci's jason rantala spoke with the culinary director of the des moines embassy club, who's in france right now. jason: michael la-velle is leading a tour right now to des moines' sister city in france. he spoke with me about what the country as a whole is going through. paris was a city in chaos friday as explosions rocked the area with hundreds believed to be >> is quite different. j

. ♪ amazing images is seen in sydney, australia this weekend.seen off the coast. australians, thank you very much, we do not have to wait for the news organizations, took to social media to share this weather. it looks like a massive wave. matt: it is externally. bob: i saw the picture because i also look at social media. stephanie: you don't have to wait for eyewitness anything. thank you, social media. welcome back to number go. bob pittman of i heart is here with us. israel's prime minister will ask for a dramatic increase in minister when he sits down with president obama a couple hours from now. this will be benjamin netanyahu's first face-to-face meeting with the president and more than a year. the iran nuclear deal is straining the relationship. israel gets $3 billion from the u.s. annually. that increases to $5 billion annually for -- within a decade. there has been a failed junior penn station. one person was killed and two people injured in a shooting a block from the iraq. it started on the street and continued into the early station.

thousands of miles away, a similar display in sydney, australia where people laid flowers and lit candlesnd in the united states, here is the reaction in new york. >> reporter: much of new york sending a message to the people of paris, one of strength and solidarity. here at george washington square park, if you look over my shoulder, there is evidence of that. as you see that familiar french flag flying over george washington square park here obviously tremendous symbolism as it flies off a structure that mirrors the french capital. many people here really praying for paris, that includes the new york mayor bill de blasio. >> we can teach a lesson to the world because of what we went through on 9/11, 14 years ago. the only answer to terrorism is to be resolute, to not allow the terrorists to change who we are. we must refuse to be terrorized. we won't change our democracy. we won't change our values. >> reporter: the mayor's message to remain resolute coming with a word of warning from people to remain vigilant in light of this attack in paris. he says you can expect an increased police

in australia today, it looked like an apocalyptic storm about to hit sydney. this is time-lapsed video of what's called a shelf cloud which resembleaise gigantic wave. the crowd on bondi beach scattered before a torrential downpour. for a spacewalk. american astronaut scott kelly and kell lindgren did plumbing work for eight hours outside the space station. there was some concern when flakes of ammonia leaked from a cooling line and kelly snagged the stitching on his glove. the panda cub at the national zoo had a checkup today. two expaifd-month-old bay bay, whose name means precious treasure in mapped rin has teeth coming in. skews me! the vet says his legs are getting stronger but he's not quite ready to walk. "on the road" with steve hartman

to copenhagen...to delhi. 10,000 miles from france, in australia, the sydney opera house displayed the colors of the french flag-- in solidarity with france. in new york, the world trade center's spire was also lit with the flag's colors-- blue, white and red. before soccer matches began today in england, stadium crowds paused for a moment of silence. in seoul, south korea, people gathered in front of the french embassy to light candles, lay flowers, and pay their respects. the scene was the same in moscow. >> i am here to support. france is always in my heart and paris is always in my heart. >> ( translated ): i think france will find strength and come up with a proper response. >> sreenivasan: one american has been identified as a victim of the paris terrorist attacks. nohemi gonzalez was a 23-year-old junior at cal-state long beach studying abroad in france this semester. after a meeting today with his national security council, president obama left for turkey for a 20-nation economic summit. the president will also go to the fill teens peens and moore during his 10-day trip. belgia

sydney opera house. upare seeing australia edged a sixth of 1% higher. as we take a look across the region here in hong kong as well, up just fractionally. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. angie: the top stories this hour. oil and industrial metals retreating. materials shares are leading losses across asia. decline, prices may drop as low as the mid-20's unless opec takes action to stabilize the market. the minor is graded at the highest level by three major ratings agencies, but it is more in line with a triple b. hong kong unit says it cannot contact its chairman and ceo. it has not been able to reach junan since last w

sydney. stocks in japan and australia are a bright spot, but singapore down .7%. i will be back in half an hour. time now for bloomberg west. ♪ cory: i am cory johnson, and you are watching "bloomberg west." coming up, emily sits down with jack ma to talk competing with amazon. is bigger really better? sam grobart reviews the new ipad pro and whether it will be a good fit for business. with rising costs and shrieking tax credits, is the sun ready to set on solar city? first, single day has become the largest online shopping day in the world. no one knows that better than jack ma. the e-commerce giant posted record-breaking sales of $14 billion today, 54% higher than last year. toly chang sat down with ma discuss the significance of single day. >> this is a unique day. all thethat we want manufacturers and shop owners to be thankful. we want consumers to have a wonderful day. , maybe not a big difference. for the event itself, the meaning of it is getting such great excitement in china. emily: you want this to be a global holiday in that you want 50% of revenue to

storm clouds, i think they call it a shelf cloud that rolled over bo ndi beach in australia, north of sydneypowerful storm moved in with damaging winds and a severe thunderstorm warning in effect there and it seems this one continued to be captured and shared on social media. >> on the other hand, around here it was pretty wonderful. we made history breaking a record for november, but change is coming and, doug, i don't think we're going to like it. >> some people will like it and some people will say it's november and it's supposed to be on the cool side. nice job with the shelf cloud reference. >> thank you. >> nicely done. >> i have to give it to you. props when props are due. record level temperatures across our region. just look at that shot. that's such a beautiful shot of the capital. the old record was at 78 degrees and we beat that pretty handily. the average high is 62 any everybody set a record and bwi set a record and up towards new york they set a record and temperatures still on the warm side and winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour and we've got the clouds now. the