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in the melbourne mark everyone looks at the rivalry, but this time it's the a 350 up against the 787. the military manufacturers are there in force. scott heidler has this from sin pore. >> singapore has asia's largest airshow. there's a big reason for it. asia pacific is the biggest growing area. you have airliners, manufacturers, because they are focused on the region that is likely to be the biggest market in the world in the next 20 years. the star of the show is the airbus a 350 over my shoulder. it's under going flight testing and will compete with boeing's 787 dream liner. both have high tech knollingy, made with compostive materials, making them lighter. they fly further with less fuel. so many aircarriers, major expenditure, if not the largest, it fuel. they are looking at these aircrafts to allow them to reduce costs as we go into the next decade which will be focused on asia pacific, there's announcement on sales, but the market is the focus, and how much it will expand. >> don't forget to head online for the leadest breaking news, aljazeera.com, video on demand, live block

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combine the functions of existing immigration organizations can create conditions for stating the melbourne economies of its members in the union won't expand over the years economists believe the conditions for entry into the eurasian economic union are very attractive. for example the quality in decision making joint development of the most attractive terms of cooperation and willingness to work with other integration associations all this according to experts will have a positive effect in the long term. in addition the price for goods would decrease of course thanks to the reduction of costs for transportation of raw materials out the competition will be stimulated in the common market thanks to the global economic development competition in the common market of this eu countries one crazy things to new players in the market average wages will be increased by reducing costs due to an increase in labor productivity. the town's things. in two thousand fourteen is going to be quite busy for the members of the integration process in less than the year they will have to adopt more than fifty

in other news popped above twenty fourteen winter olympic games has barely begun in such few of the melbourne phoenix and new rising stars emerging even some new olympic sport for more on sochi two thousand fourteen are olympics correspondence from the sun joins is in the studio soon she's a weakness of the fifteen hundred meter short track it's an event where teams reuse least shines but not this time around. not that the pre semi finalist only one korean made the finals and he hung being pointed at best a final fitzroy of the earning a medal in the meantime cans trials only one big goal for the coming two minutes fourteen point nine eight five seconds all by chinese can you time and naturalized russian skater daycare on what i'm canceling korean won the bronze. the triple gold mill us at twenty two ten and six so that is still a tunnel spirit. after leaving korea falling coffers with the country's getting governing body and a false tears a few years ago moon it's disappointing but can we expect some metal fan of the mill spot in the coming days. we see it because it is that the mill squad h

first ever women's and big slope style event the twenty three year old matching the efforts of the melbourne patrick sage cost and then any piave took silver and jenny jones gave great britain their first winter olympic medal in a snow sport. but on day one history was made in the biathlon after a forty year old norwegian only i know beyond that and won the men's ten kilometer sprint to clinch his seventh gold medal and a record equalling twelfth overall olympic gong the same number one by his compatriots beyond de lay who want a dozen medals in cross country skiing. while speed skating legend spend kramer at a dutch one season three as he became only the second man to defend a limp title having a second straight victory in the five thousand meters and beating his own eleven pick record time set in vancouver so a quick look at the medal table sees no way at the top with seven overall two of them gold the dutch and americans have also won to events while russia joint fourth with canada with four gongs and not one gold one in team figure skating. and that's all from an action packed pot while

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they were treated at the melbourne health forsythes center in sale 'em, with apparently the same instruments used on a patient with creutzfjseldt-jakob. >> she said it's not the hospital's fault, but they are taking full responsibility. >> i'm angry that something so little could cost me my life, and my daughter. i want grandkids, you know. i want to be there. >> joining us to talk about this is dr dmitry aldon, a liver surgeon based in new york. it's good to see you. how does this happen? >> it happens because of sterilisation techniques that are broken. normally surgical instruments are processed using standard procedures. however, in the case of this disease, normal sterilisation process does not kill the agent. it is required to perform special steps to sterilise the pruments. instruments usually are disposed of. >> they should have gotten rid of the instruments. >> they should have gotten rid of them or used disposable instruments or gone through a process of sterilisation, which requires technical steps and special temperature, and timing for sterilisation. >> is it standard procedure

controls are out of across victoria state, threatening rural towns and the outskirts of the capital melbourneies say the hot, dry, and windy conditions have created highly dangerous conditions. 173 people were killed and 2000 homes were destroyed by fires in a single day in february 2009. up next, a race for space. the company helping tourists prepare for the ride. we have a special report when "first up" returns. ♪ >> a new space race is underway with private enterprise leading the way. richard branson's virgin galactic is set to make its maiden voyage this year. g ispany called zero helping tourists prepare for the trip. cory johnson looks at the business of weightlessness. >> i am cory johnson. right now, this is one of the most enjoyable moments of my life. it wasn't always that way. a few minutes ago, it looked like this. canaveral on my way to experience zero gravity with a company called zero g. i'm exactly the wrong person to be doing a zero g flight. they have recently partnered up with richard branson's virgin galactic. passengers will get acclimated to the experience of weightlessn

the troopers performing the others must be vigilant on their behalf traditionally the dance was performed by men. a melbourne man of the village were all away earning a living softball and their wives mothers and sisters to carry on the condition the eye the all female troupe was set up in our years ago coached by mr leo. it included the wheel. mr leo thinks more recur souls are needed. he's told them to turn up an hour earlier tomorrow. six and michael for the euro and passing the decorations and tattersall's. i rue their normal reaction they earn nearly anything. they've kept at it for nine years. i rule with their sword arm so i cannot do all the moves so she has to withdraw from the show. one meal ideas the naming of him. unless i know it till my hand phone it took them on the black you know that jack and sam are my uncle. i healed him you know. i know one morning the women bought some seeds along the old st performances start in an hour i mean. do you use stages at the highest point of the folder which show was being put on especially for the old folk and the bill. i can't. adam. when i get really diffi

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tens of thousands of people have marched through paris and of the city of melbourne in support of traditional families and marriage protesters are demanding the government abandon its policy allowing same sex couples to marry and bring up children our correspondent peter oliver reports from the french capital well on sunday paris saw the latest wave of discontent to sweep across france as we saw thousands upon thousands of people come out onto the streets of the vent their anger at what they see as the erosion of traditional family values in the country is being particularly anger toward suggestions that france could legalize homosexual marriage also that it could do those could be brought in that would see if they could see gay and lesbian couples either adopt all conceived children to i.d.f. treatment they say that that's isn't what the traditional family is about and that's why they've been coming out here and telling me that they want to get the french government in particular france war on the president to hear their anger their government is not very firm exists in this matter i mean th

start with the police in melbourne, australia. what you're seeing an attempted car theft. three bad guys have stolen an audi and ramming that blue car. that blue car, unmarked police car. >> you think it's backing up trying to escape? no, coming in a second time, trying to ram that blue car out of the way. then undercover detectives show up you see police screaming and yelling at them. >> [ bleep ]. >> guys didn't have a chance to get away because they were pepper sprayed you can hear their girlie screams. >> ahhhh. >> good gracious. >> good gracious, right. two of the three had to go to the hospital to be treated. one guy walked out, being treated on the scene. these guys tried to get away by driving through this fence. they tried to drive through and ram that blue car, undercover police car, out of the way. obviously, not the best method of a getaway. >> a good way to get yourself caught if you steal a car, ramming into a police car, but then they're right there. >> what happened in this store? a bad decision for this criminal. >> a guy comes in with a very big knife. fi

. >>> people stealing stuff all over the world in two different places, robberies involving cars. first in melbournestralia, at the airport. this 56-year-old woman dropping her friend off at the airport gets out of the car to hug her friend good-bye. some awful human being hopsin her car that s left runni away. what makes this story even worse, this 56-year-old woman tried to hang on to the car for nearly 65 feet. >> down the road i let go beause my little feet were running so fast. >> do you know what, you can't blame her here. >> right. >> we all do this. you are hugging your friend or family member and you take two seconds and leave the keys in the ignition, big deal. >> the friend she was dropping off ended up not being able to catch her flight because her passport was still in the car. >> oh! >> did they find the car abandoned later? >> they've still not found the car. they're looking for the car and the person who stole it. >>> now we're going over to jacksonville, florida, another robbery involving a car. this time a little bit different. >> oh, boy. >> these guys are in a stolen vehicle and

the funding formula in places like jersey city and what was formally known as the abbott district is different than melbourne. how we deal with the state, what requirements are there. when you look at the funding for places like jersey city as an example, it is amongst the highest per pupele cost in the state of new jersey. you are talking in excess of $22,000 per child to educate them in the school ssm. i think many would say still needs work and we are working to improve it. it would be a hard pressed statement to say the reason we have struggles in the jersey city school system is funding. there are a lot of sose owe economic issues that impact students that we struggle with. you think about out of school time we are working aggressively to adeal with. after school programs we are working to deal with. one thing we're working on is expanding our summer youth initiative partnering with the corporations on the water front. when you think about how we are incentivizing development and the impact on school systems i would say there hasn't been a direct impact from one to the other and if you look at the fundi

the twenty fourteen formula one season will get underway in melbourne on march sixteenth and some of the top teams have been testing their new cars in the balmy temperatures of bahrain . but last weekend one f one driver took a brief trip from the middle east to moscow so instead of staying in a warmer weather conditions to continue with pre-season training for a mongrel journalist instead opted to come to a chilly and wet moscow to take part in the annual race of stars events and test his skills on the ice in moscow's oldest hippodrome to come here. like to drive a nice to. yeah melting ice conditions i've been racing in which is. drive on ice in the winter with the no clue you. in a bust. here. driving lotus driver garage is noted for his attacking style and finished twenty thirteen seventh overall managing four podium finishes in the final six races as red bull and sebastian vettel again dominated the campaign however this year radical rule changes have been introduced engines have been altered from eight to six cylinders with a turbo injection producing mixed results so far during

in australia more than an inch of rain fell in less than 20 minutes on coastal towns south of melbourne. the overflowing waters causing catastrophic damage to buildings and crops. it flooded streets, businesses and a soccer stadium. in fact, 75 percent of the coal in the state of queensland has been cut off >> i hope you like seven days because we will get set for the weekend. right now, it is a little bit chilly outside. 41 degrees waking up in concord and 46 for oakland. mainly clear skies and we do have high clouds that are starting to move then. this is for places like san francisco and oakland. by the time we reach the afternoon of the temperatures will be warmer that yesterday. certainly warmer than the seasonal average. we are eight degrees warmer than where we should be. plenty of the upper 60s, san jose getting pretty close to 70's and fairfield 66 degrees for concord. los 60s along the coastline. napa will have a high of 68 degrees. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay saturday is slated to be the warmest day with highs approaching the low 70's and cool conditions for next w

staff to reconciliation and even essential identification have you seen any sincerity in the part of north melbourne was not intentional on north korea has one too many cute. how blind policies and peaceful just applaud those of south korea and that there are huge keeps full bottle while his food all friends and has nothing to do with the barest copy of minutes with a belt and nuclear weapons development or any meaningful in that changes into a system so we all did a very weird. i am or so most korea is strike. that the photo. who wants this to this the fourth pushy or she needs to be the culmination of a great job with the internet for some time before covering credibility so that's why the us top goalscorer in the huge bowl of commission off of before could it be listed soon from now on. so i like is said that they're on the bench not miss from the always dependable of it in full before and b if the judge to dismiss their offer for peace in the pink and maybe we should've taken in on the road toward this is just a cricket coach which seek to live how you know what they are talking about then do it

it's august so the building was a private residence not formally linked with the arch college or with melbourne university. tonight this vibrant belgian university city with its deep historical links to itunes is coming to terms with the loss of two young knights. gosh as reno twenty two in from ca geelong first and sarah again bad though. nineteen and from lauren moore died when a fire broke out in their building early this morning. they were sick and your hotel and catering students who had just begun a six month work this meant the irish college in luton. as flames engulfed the building a number of students alerted neighbors the money to get a ladder to help some of them to skip either sue the wrist or through the window. but sarah and josh are worth one able to skip their bodies later discovered by firefighters using sniffer dogs. who we do know that was a very tragic event the size and it seems this. and ten people in the building two people lost their lives were working with the police to contact some reason i've been working with the harp of foreign affairs and opened to do that. and the

the first event since the australian open in melbourne. >>> south africa is looking good. ralia for once are struggling in rely. they were convincing winners of last week's first test. england can still win this year's six nation rugby championship. the former star man has been talking to lee wellings ahead of the latest round of games. >> he famously won this trophy with his white boot 11 years ago. now he has his hands back on the rugby world cup. his hero status is being used to recruit thousands of volunteers. >> the importance of volunteering at all levels be it a junior in clubs to the highest levels of the world cup, nothing gets done without it. >> reporter: but at the moment it's the six nation's tournament which is center stage in rugby, and he accepts that there are two nations in better position. >> i think england have had two great performances, and this game is the crucial one. if it can come up against a very good ireland team, then they stand to push forward. >> reporter: last month they signed top welsh player who may be vital on kicking duties, but he is

and three up from the leg of the spanish cup on on their way to setting up a possible final with barcelona. australian champion is hoping to build on resent success in melbournempaign of the open on tuesday, the world number three who celebrates her 32nd birthday this month could be the world number one closest rival and we report. >> reporter: she is getting used to being the center of attention and fresh from the victory of the australian open she took time to enjoy the sites of the katar open and high profile withdraws that of serena williams lee is the top seed here. >> everyone has the chance to win or lose so don't put a lot of pressure for yourself. >> reporter: and at a time when players are contemplating retirement the chinese player is looking forward to more titles. at 32 serena williams is the oldest ever world number one and lee who is about to turn the same age could be world two after this week. and the women's game is as much about experience as it is youthful experience. >> we are not old. we are a little bit, how do you say, more experienced on the court. maybe some young kid have very good technique but not strong enough or don't have enoug

and 37 blazes out of control across victoria state, threatening towns and the capital of melbourne. s of to read and highly dangerous conditions, and 173 people were killed and on0 homes destroyed by fires a single day in february 2 thousand nine. now, one of the most popular children's toys are popular at the box office. movie, and it is helping to edge out the george clooney movie. and it all goes against this backdrop of lego having enormous growth. the second-biggest toy maker in the world. >> lego is probably the most popular toy in the world. it was first made in denmark, and this has made them the second-largest toy company. only mattel is older, but they are still owned by the family that was the company founder and owner of the brand name. it is a contraction of words meaning play well in danish. after having wooden buses and bought the first plastic injection molding machine in denmark and began making small, multicolored bricks that snapped together. the design was an enduring success, and anyone made after 1958 will still work with pieces sold today. for decades, their pr

the world number one showed no signs of a back injury seeing him lose in melbourne. won his first-round match. we won in straight sets 6-3, 7-5. >> serena williams won her first match since being knocked out in the fourth round of the australian openen by jooel eena jango vim. williams has not played since melbourne because of a bank injury. she won her second-round match 7-6, 6-0. >> a baseball game in cuba turned into a violent brawl. the top two teams played each other. things escalated from there. one of the players was hit in the face by a baseball bat. cuban sports authorities are studying the incident broadcast on state tv, and is expected to sanction players later this week. >> that's all the sport for now. >> extraordinary pictures. >> now, the united states and europe have been plagued by weeks of severe weather. as many of us are aware of in the case of the u.k. it had the worst flooding in over 400 years. scientists believe they may know what is causing it. kath turner has the details. >> record low temperatures, snow tomorrows and ice hitting the u.s. wi

the animals trying to make their way around. we have a brutal blaze, inferno here across melbourne, australia because high pressure is in control he southern hemisphere. it's summertime right now. let's look at the map. very little cloud cover across south eastern australia. high pressure in control. plenty of sunshine push to go the region with low relative humidity increasing the threat for wild fires exactly what they have been dealing with, but we have been hearing about this since portions of november. and these is going to continue to be an issue as we are not looking at any meaningful rainfall within the next couple of weeks, no pattern change, luckily for those of us in the southwestern portion of the united states, we did see a pattern change, we had high pressure in control here the last several weeks, it was the driest year on record last week, but finally meaningful rainfall. making its way in to the pacific north weighs across the sierra. yesterday a winter storm warning extending from portions of yosemite park down in to king's canyon, they ever received an a abundance of rainfall and quite a bit of snow falling ac

because the three of us arrived in australia in melbourne on my birthday. i was 12 years old. was incredible. i mean, we did all of the first live television in australia. those are the best experiences for me. because nobody -- because it wasn't about fame. it was just about what was going to happen tomorrow. when can we get another show. >> and it had i guess an innocence about it and excitement. >> absolutely. >> you just didn't know what was going to happen. >> yeah. and not knowing is really in the end the most fun. >> when you achieve the kind of stratospheric superstardom you guys did in the 70s, the absolute sort of personification of the disco era in many ways, and of course ""saturday night fever"" and so on, with it came huge fame, huge money, all the trappings and glory and so on. you're hinting i guess from your previous comments that it's not all it's cracked up to be. the fame and the money and the glory that you aspire to. >> no. well, i suppose it is and it isn't. there's all the good stuff, and then there's the fact that fame is something that takes hold of y

winning new zealand supreme help her award she said it'd be a video link from melbourne where she's currently competing in the audience was really hope that the supreme honor at the helper awards recognizes new zealand's top sporting keep me cool off was also named the sports one end of the year. the dhb enough to turn pro in october last year one tree ornaments in two thousand and thirteen and is currently ranked fourth on his little sister. and moving on people president sepp blatter has reiterated that the brazil world cup will be a huge success the siding ticket sales. in an interview with brazilian daily forget days of apollo. blatter said that nine million tickets had sold today. one might say that the seed and of itself was noteworthy and harding reports that the staff in the fall foliage cities were ready. he expressed confidence that everything would be completed by the deadline. now let's get to friday stopped epl match ups first. as kate comes back to be dtc eighty five to seventy six. but now let's get to the game of the night the kt sonic boom at the moment it is based off the side. now we'll dis

matter, i do not believe it would be appropriate for the mayor to be interviewed by you or to produce any bottoms. joining me now is attorney ari melbournet of msnbc's "the cycle." the showdown on the subpoenas they're refusing to deliver. what does the legislative committee do next to try to enforce those subpoenas. >> yeah, well, to enforce the subpoenas, what they will ultimately say is that even if these individuals can invoke a fifth amendment right not to verbally testify, that won't extend to handing over a lot of these documents. and that's something that can be litigated out and can be appealed to a court. as you point out, lawrence, and it can't be stressed enough. that was a two-hour press conference. about two hours. and you just played the most important sound from it on this issue. and it can't be played enough, which was the governor saying then he didn't care, he wasn't interested. he fired these folks without looking into it, right? and what's happening now as you're reporting is he's paying a lawyer $650 an hour for a supposedly sbempbl investigation to go have those conversations that he refused to have at the time whe

the sport for now. >> see you later. thank you. >> australians police arrested a british tourist for stealing a rare pink diamond. he was caught at melbournehe tried to leave the country. there's no trace of the $180,000 diamond. police x-rayed osbourne in case he swoloed it. defendants were inconclusive. more news in a few moments on al jazeera. stay with us. >> ukraine's president has reportedly left the capital as parliament debates a deal to end the uprising. >> i call for a dialogue between you, obama, between the patriotic revolutionaries. you can designate kerry, or whoever you want. >> this as nicolas maduro called for talks. d

her campaign slogan slams texas senator cruz, but are the voters fed up enough to go blue? good morning, i am ari melbourne in for chris jansing. >>> governor jan brewer with the stroke of a pen stopped sb-1062. it would have allowed businesses to sdrim -- she finally vetoed the bill. >> i have not heard of one example in arizona where business owners' religious liberty has been violated. the bill is broadly worded and could result in unintended and negative consequences. i sincerely believe that senate bill 1062 has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. >> crowds erupted into cheers when they learned of that veto last night. here's new reaction within the state and from one of the biggest names in politics. >> the governor has done absolutely the right thing for our state and sent a message to the country about our values. arizona is a state that welcomes diversity. >> thankfully the governor of arizona has vetoed the discriminatory legislation that was pass ed. recognizing that inclusive leadership is really what the 21st century is all about. >> that applause goes from arizona

those fires are threatening the rural towns of the fringes of australia's second city -- second largest city, that's mel bryne -- melbourne medical treatment. >>> another rainy day to the bay area, we will track the storm coming up for you in just a bit. >>> and we are back on kron4 news weekend, want to take this chance to take a look at the weather forecast. do that, here's janu arasu. >> we have another wet day in store for the bay area. this is a view from a mount tam camera. pretty much looked like this all morning, been raining there consistently. already pretty windy. we are expecting the rain to grow widespread later today. not really tapering off until tomorrow morning and then we are expecting some sun and clouds tomorrow afternoon, tuesday we are going see an increase in cloud cover just ahead of another system headed our way by about midweek wednesday into thursday. before we get to that, let's talk current conditions, what stormtracker 4 looks like right now, been pretty quiet in the south bay but finally starting to get light, spotty showers there, along the east bayshore, fremont, union city still dry but s

. >> six days later police found whipple in melbourne, florida, driving heather stigliano's car. >> i was on top of the world. in one day we came up with two bits of information, a suspect and a car. >> but what connection, if any, did whipple have to heather stigliano? investigators learned that whipple knew heather's friend chris harkins because they had worked together in the past. >> but that was the only connection that whipple had had with heather at the time. they, they had briefly met right then. and, you know, he left with chris. there was no other connection between heather and whipple. >> inside heather's car was a virtual treasure trove of evidence. >> found a lot more than i expected to find. went through a methodical process of working from the outside in on the vehicle. >> under the front seat investigators found a bent serrated knife, a broken clothes iron, a pair of men's athletic shoes and bloody clothing. they sent the knife to forensic pathologist dr. jamie downs. >> with the serrated knife, i look at the separation. tines of the serrated points, the little points stuck out and note

the town east of melbourne is blanketed in smoke. th officials worry for the health of people who live there. the fire in the mine may have been started on purpose. >> welcome back, straight ahead, making strides in the battle against obesity in our young children but first we want to show you live images from the nation's capitol, snow falling on the white house, blanketed with a couple of inches. we have a look at the forecast for the rest of the country. >> it looks like most of the wintery weather concentrated around the mid atlantic and northeast, seeing a lot around new york city but further south some areas picked up three inches. we expect to see up wards to one to three additional inches of snow. it's wet along the coast, the focal point for early day rain. the west is still quiet. we're watching our next storm system developing. it will be making its way in, one of the low pressure systems that will make it's way in. >> first lady has worked against childhood obesity. we've seen her grow a vegetable garden and dance. >> roll

the southern hemisphere had the warmest start to a year ever recorded. temperatures in melbourneconsecutive days. this month's winter olympics in sochi were officially the warmest winter olympic games ever. in parts of russia and the arctic have been a full 50 degrees warmer than usual. climate change isn't just real. it is happening. the sooner we move past pseudoscientific debates about the veracity of things that are established fact based on data and measurement, the sooner we can actually do something about it. joining me now is the ceo of the planetary society, bill nye, a/k/a the science guy and from from the university, professor jeffrey sax. thanks for joining me. bill, you were on a debate on our mother ship a few weeks ago. while i always think it's good to discuss the issue of climate change, it boggles my mind that we're even having a debate. from your perspective and i will quote somebody in 1992, the u.n. undersecretary at a climate change conference in 1992, which was 22 years ago, said every bit of evidence i've seen persuades me that we are on a course leading t

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the weekend. wet weather continuing. further south you can see brighter skies in behind. improving conditions, temperatures in melbourne, up to 21 degrees celsius. >> thank you so much. 100 tonnes of radioactive water leaked from a tank at fukushima nuclear plant. the radioactive water could have been directed to the tanks because valves that should have been closed were opened, causing a container to overflow. >> the site of the latest leak. a holding tank near the damaged nuclear power plant 220km north of tokyo. the seepage was found late, when a worker noted water discharging. a valve had been left open by mistake, sending an overflow of contaminated water into a separate area. >> translation: regarding the amount of water that has leaked, we think the amount is 100 tonnes. we are proceeding with recovery efforts. the leakage itself has stopped. >> from initial measurements, the water appears to be radioactive. radioactivity is measured as bicker else. 30 bicker else is the limit. the water is 8 million times this, measured at 230 million bicker else per litre. tet coe says the radioactive water has not been discha