what about wales, do we have a would-be contributor from wales? this chap here, please, thank you, sir, your time has arrived. >> i'm from north wales. i'm a student who decided to take the international baccalaureate. the curriculum would not provide it. i want to make a point that this is a campaign is fantasticcally achievable. last year professor donaldson conducted a review on the curriculum in wales. and influencing that presentation last year, he came out with his results and the government said they would have a massive, massive overall of the curriculum at large. this is a completely necessary campaign and one in which we can easily achieve, thank you, mr. speaker. [applause] mr. speaker: i'm so sorry, had is always the most disspiriting part. every debate has to be concluded. this one has to be concluded. there is an opportunity for others to do so. jess maclin, army welfare services, germany, will wind up the debate. i know you'll give her an enthusiastic welcome. jess maclin. [applause] jess: thank you, mr. speaker. as young people eve

what about wales, do we have a would-be contributor from wales? this chap here, please, thank you, sir, your time has arrived. >> i'm from north wales. i'm a student who decided to take the international baccalaureate. the curriculum would not provide it. i want to make a point that this is a campaign is fantasticcally achievable. last year professor donaldson conducted a review on the curriculum in wales. and influencing that presentation last year, he came out with his results and the government said they would have a massive, massive overall of the curriculum at large. this is a completely necessary campaign and one in which we can easily achieve, thank you, mr. speaker. [applause] mr. speaker: i'm so sorry, had is always the most disspiriting part. every debate has to be concluded. this one has to be concluded. there is an opportunity for others to do so. jess maclin, army welfare services, germany, will wind up the debate. i know you'll give her an enthusiastic welcome. jess maclin. [applause] jess: thank you, mr. speaker. as young people eve

our very own dv wale had just landed in baltimore. douglas high school were kids actually take part in the rioting the looting. they were angry. a lot of emotions running high in the city, and so wale decided look i saw this on tv unfold. i'm going to go there myself and talk to these children about, you know, what they were going through. so my moment was the build up when he had just landed. take look. >> i'm on the edge of my seat when this happened. >> wale do you remember me? >> yes. >> producer from fox5. we were chilling in the green room when you were right here in d.c. what brings you here? >> my guy right here jamar bryant and the city of baltimo baltimore. >> is he going to stop? >> it was the moment where he said yes because before he had visited our studio and so it was kind of one of those live moments that, you know, you never knew what was going to happen. >> incredible. >> you never know with life tv it turned out well for people who know me they know i love music and to dance and one of the best songs in my opinion a

the mystery of the shores of latin america, what is happening to the wales of chile. ♪ ♪ >>> saudi arabiannounce aids new military alliance of 34 wouldn't cunts are yous with the aim of fighting what it calls terrorism in the region. the government says it won't just confront isil but will fight any throwing threat inning it its co linc, including turkey, qatar, egypt and pakistan. >> translator: terrorists in yemen, libya, mali, al year, pakistan, afghanistan. >> u.s. second ashton carter is heading to the middle east. this comes as president obama stepped up his rhetoric against isil, patty culhane with more from washington, d.c. u.s. pre president barack obama focusing on his national security of defense announcing he was immediately sending had tomorrow middle ease trying to get country to contribute more in the fight against isil. the president is under increasing pressure to do more in a new poll, 60% of americans want more u.s. troops sent to fight. 54% disapprove of how the president is handling the threat of terrorism, that's the worst he's ever done. >> we will prevail. >> repor

sir michael: he grew up in scotland and i grew up in wales. both of us have an outsider's mentality. and i think a fair amount of a work ethic. emily: he is credited with transforming the faltering club into a $3 billion public company. and what are the lessons here? sir michael: i wish i had known about these topics 30 years ago. i know i certainly would have been far more effective. one is patience. in two is a long-term view. three is developing people in inside organizations, particularly young people, bringing them along, because if you are successful doing that, you build great consistency, loyalty, and it's easier to instill the sort of levels of performance that you want. emily: you have boiled down these distinctive traits to two -- obsession and capacity for dealing with people. sir michael: you might look at jeff bezos or mark zuckerberg. these people are obsessed with, at the beginning, the products they want to build, and then their company. i think very successful people are great at building teams around that. microsoft, for exa

♪ grew ups you said, you in wales and somehow made it to silicon valley.hat kind of kid were you and how did you get here? here throughi got no grand plan. i went to college in britain, and this was the britain of the mid-1970's. particularly enticing place if you were a young graduate looking for opportunity. i came here and was very lucky to get a scholarship to study here. and after that was lucky again magazinejob at "time" which sent me out to silicon valley, knowing nothing about technology. eventually through a stroke of startedck, a fellow who sequoia, don ballantyne, took a great risk on me. what qualities as a journalist made you a good investor? sir michael: i'm not sure i can make good investor. emily: [laughter] sir michael: we keep making mistakes. the venture businesses, other businesses we are in in sequoia -- very humbling pursuit here it as soon as you think you are off at its, you get chopped at the means. joel though was very helpful. you're often parachuted -- journalism was very helpful. you're often parachuted into stories. you have

one in north wales lower state road at lime kiln pike. that doesn't look too bad, but look at the tail lights parked on the southbound side of i-95 approaching 420 you're hitting a wall of traffic. use 13 chester pike or baltimore pike we'll have more with the report from katherine scott, david in just a few minutes. >> reporter: the fog is not thick everywhere, but where it is, it is thick. that's in the i-95 corridor. if you're dressing the kids dress them lightly. 53 degrees in pottstown. 51 in quakertown and 51 in slatington. 54 in center city. on the other side of the river, a lot of 50s in south jersey and up and down the state of delaware, almost 60 in dover. if you're running errands today it's going to be mild, 67 degrees by 2:00. 69 is the record tieing high at 3:00 p.m. we'll get rain but not until after 5:00 p.m. you can get the seven-day forecast and a live look at storm tracker 6 live at 6abc.com/weather. >> the hustle and bustle came to a hat in south dakota. a 16-year-old drove an suv through the store front saturday. nobo

sir michael: he grew up in scotland, and i grew up in wales.oth of us have an outsider's mentality. and also, i think, a fair amount of a big work ethic. emily: he is credited with transforming this faltering club into a $3 billion public company. what was key to his success? what are the lessons for men and women in business here? sir michael: i wish i had done this or thought about topics 30 years ago. i know i certainly would have been far more effective. one is patience. two is a long-term view. three is developing people inside of the organization, particularly young people, and ringing them alone, -- and bringing them along, because if you are successful doing that, you build great consistency, loyalty. and it is easier to instill the sort of levels of performance that you want. emily: you boil down the traits to a distinctive leader to just two -- obsession and capacity for dealing with people. sir michael: you might look at jeff bezos, larry page, or mark zuckerberg. these people are obsessed with, at the beginning, the products that th

that led to fire problems in new south wales and victoria. let me show you some picks that came out of the region as it went through the weekend. this is incredible video in terms of how much the fire has been causing problems in this area. i mentioned high temperatures and also the strong winds have been fueling the wildfires across several australia states over the weekend. they ended up destroying houses, threatening some community. emergency services had to issue warnings in new south wales and victoria. firefighters had to battle more than 40 fires. the flip side of the whole thing, even though a lot of property was damage, as far as we know, no injuries and no casualties. that's pretty significant to report. now, you notice the clouds rolling through sydney. that's attached to a low that's pushing this front through the area. yes, it's going to bring some rain and a little bit of cooling. it is more of the scattered variety. it's not going to be a sustained rain pattern. it's going to be a bit of an issue when it comes to battling the w

in north wales, annie mccormick, channel 6 "action news." >>> still to come on "action news" at noon, we are following the manhunt for the gunman that shot a police officer in maryland and the cafe in paris has reopened for the first time since it was targeted in the isis terror attacks. melissa magee has a closer look at the forecast when "action news" continues in a moment. dear fellow citizen, i get that it's hard to say no when your kids want toys, because you're saving for shoes. and shoes. and shoes. but i can help you figure out how to save a little with one deposit checking. so ask me, i can help you avoid fees. sincerely, elizabeth trackler. fellow working mom and fellow citizen. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare su

tom: he was talking about wales. he was so welsh. you should read his diary.d elizabeth taylor. old, this was 1968 and they put me in between them and i remember elizabeth taylor saying, do you ride? i said i like riding horses. and she said she had a pony and anthony eden came over and fell off the horse and she was being very english and very proper. and then richard burton made fun of her and said, when i was a boy in swansea -- we went to the sea with horse pipes around their neck, you know what i mean? and i was thinking, oh, my gosh. charlie: the life that you have had -- you get to meet so many interesting people. tom: yes, unbelievable. charlie: you get to have dinner with people from the audience. tom: yes, richard burton and elizabeth taylor invited me to dinner when i was 28. these people i had seen since i was a child on the screen. it is tremendous. all of the singers, sammy davis, a great guy. i became great friends. dean martin was a little aloof. frank sinatra used to say that after they would do the shows in vegas, they would go watch buddy gr

i am representative of wales. it was mentioned earlier that mental health can affect everyone, not just young people. i agree with the statement as mental health can develop at any time or day to anyone. although starting at and the age may help combat mental health, it may not wait for everyone, therefore, we need extra support for those who are not in school, those in school, and those who are afraid to speak out. the offset only actors half of the solutions and we must take responsibility, even if it is doing something simple or speaking out and challenging mental health stereotypes. thank you. [applause] >> what about the east of england? the gentleman with the raised hair? >> to our very much. >> we look forward to hearing from you. >> obviously, i think everyone agrees that mental health is a really big problem, but my issue with this motion is whether it is best placed for as to be more cost effective. i think we work best and we have worked with grassroots campaigns and i think it is an issue that has to b

in north wales, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." >> huge weekend for the temple owls here's jaimepody. >> that's an understatement. they won 10 games for the first time in 36 years. now the temple owls have their sights set on win number 11 which would break a record and give them a shrine knee new trophy and the title conference champions. matt rhule's team has gone from two wins to 10 in just two seasons. a win tomorrow would bring them to a new level entirely. >> i think it takes about five years to true build a championship caliber program. we'll find out tomorrow if we're there or not but i'm just proud of these kids. these are special group of seniors we have. it's only what makes them special is only their character, their toughness work ethic that has allowed us to get here. >> we're so excited to be your home for the temple owls as they play for the conference championship. temple-houston can be seen right here tomorrow kickoff at noon. >>> nobody giving the owls much of a chance against an angry patriots team coming off their first loss of the season. ryan matthews has b

in group b england had been drawn with wales, slovakia and russia. world cup winners germany are in group c with ukraine, poland and in northern island. in group d spain with the czech republic turkey and croatia. group e with belgium, switzerland and italy, and group f portugal, iceland, hungary and austria. >>> paul reese was at the draw, and joins us live from paris. so paul a touc tough group for some debutantes like ireland. >> wales has been drawn with england in group b. the welsh will be relishing that match especially after having a world-class player like gareth bale against a team who arguebly doesn't have a world-class player in england. belgium will take the rerepublic of ireland, sweden. but for france, an incredibly easy group even though coaches never say any group is easy. romania, switzerland, an and albania, who have never been in this competition before. glance looking for their third straight win in a major tournament on home soil. and lifted the 1998 world cup and 14 years before that it was michel platini who scored with nine g

what about wales, have we got a would-be contributor from wales? this chap here. arrived. >> thank you, i'm matthew walker in north wales. i consciously made the decision to take international baccalaureate because i saw the a-level curriculum would not prepare me for wider life. i just want to make a point that this is a campaign that is wholeheartedly achievable. and last year, professor donaldson conducted a review on the curriculum and influencing that consultation last week he came out with his results and the welsh government told us that they would have a massive overhaul of the curriculum at large. this is a completely, completely necessary campaign and one in which that we could easily achieve. thank you, mr. speaker. >> thank you. i'm so sorry, this is always the most dispiriting part. every debate has to be concluded. and this one now has to be concluded. but there is another debate to follow and an opportunity for people who haven't contributed to do so. jess maclin, army welfare services, germany, will wind up the debate. i know you will give her an e

of new into the wilds theh wales with organization that created bhp.markets of shanghai and hong kong get underway. ♪ yvonne: top stories trending at this hour. asian stocks start the week on the slide. shares decline in tokyo and cindy -- and sydney. oil lost more than a third of its value this year. did she buy shares plunge more than 9% in tokyo ahead of a board meeting on its restructuring plans. the company confirmed it expects to report a large lost if the plans are approved. the nikkei says net loss ending next march could top a record $4 billion. toshiba shares are down 49% this year. in sydney, hacker steps down as the director. crown is his top priority according to him. his resignation comes after -- is considering returning the company's private assets to corporate ownership. in shanghai and in hong kong. david: lack -- there is a lack of risk assets. people are on holiday and volumes are them. there is little to trade on. reaction today not in the equity market. just to give you a snapshot of what is happening across asia. the pre-fedbelow

♪ >> as you said, you grew up in wales. you somehow made it to silicon valley.id were you, and how did you get here? >> i got here through no grand plans. to college in britain. and this was the britain of the 19 -- mid-1970's. it wasn't a particularly you were aace if young graduate looking for opportunities. so i came here and was very get a scholarship to come and study here. againfter that was lucky to get a job at time magazine, who eventually sent me out to a historylley on major. i knew nothing about technologies. and eventually, through a stroke of great luck, a fellow who had started sequoia, don valentine, took a risk on me. >> what are the qualities that you think you had as a you a goodthat made investor? >> i'm not sure i am a good investor. we always keep making mistakes. the investment business, the theure business, some of other businesses that we're in at sequoia, it's a very humbling pursuit. think you're good at it, you get chopped off at knees. journalism, though, was pretty are oftenecause you parachuted into stories that you about.solutely

bluebell at morris road at north wales road.rash closing allentown road in tell folder stay on county line -- tell folder at a on county line. crash at juniper and 9th street. despite the fog no issues on the pennsylvania turnpike same is true on 422. shady side park chester county watch out for a crash at glenside road at shady side road. >>> police are investigating vandalism on two mosques near the shootings in san bernadino. incidents are being treated at hate crimes. >>> president obama will deliver a statement from the pentagon receiving an update on the status on the complain against isis. it will not include changes from the current terrorism strategy. >>> trial continues in for a baltimore police officer, porter testified that he didn't know freddie gray was injured, but he said gray wanted to go to the hospital. ess facing criminal charges in gray's death. >>> the vatican announced details of the pope francis upcoming trip to mexico. he celebrated a mass in honor of our lady of guadalupe. she is the patron saint of mex

wales never went to euro. >> facing a title. some players play on the big stage. playing in a tournament. none of us did that. it's going to be a new time. >> reporter: complieding france's group is switzerland and romania. >> translation: from these two adversaries we know well. the last two years we played against them, and they gave us problems. we were not able to beat them. the swiss we observed. we had them in the group in the world cup. we know the romanians less well, but watched their qualification. >> they are hoping to make it three major titles out of three on home soil, lifting this trophy and the world cup in paris. the last time france hosted the european championship was in the 1984, beating seine. the ninth goal of the competing was sealed in french footballing history. 31 years later as president of the u.e.f.a., he's not allowed into the draw for euro 2016. instead, he's lucked out. the 90 days of football upheld by the court of arbitration for sport. the ethics committee could ban michel platini, if found guilty of corruption over a $2 million

what about a contributor from wales? sorry, i was looking at the wrong side. you, sir. >> thank you, mr. speaker. >> [inaudible] act, and i will explain why. , as a memberhamed of the u.k., a citizen of the u.k., the fact that religious hate crimes have gone up 43% and racist hate crimes are up. i am ashamed the citizen right-wing groups that i will not name, including one very large one on facebook and twitter, is very popular and is all over young people's screens. the reason why ms. i have to do some research on the steps i found. we are looking at race and religion, we are ignoring lgbt writes, discrimination, and we are , despitedisability there being a higher increase in disability and lgbt hate crimes than there is in race, and higher hate crimes and knowledge ebt than religion. if anyone is going to tell me they are not important, that is almost 10,000 hate crimes, 52,000 total. we are seeing a fifth of those do not matter because they do not involve race or religion. i would also like to emphasize the fact that young people seem to find it funny, in s

after "the king's speech" and "les mis" i wale to have success with both of those films. i had a moment in time where i could gegea passion project made, and this was the passion project i wanted to make. here we are in hollywood at the premiere. it's so exciting. >> stars gathered at the chicago theatre for a special screening of spike lee's drama about gang >> many of the people in the film are people who are in that community. so it wasn'like we were hiring actors- other people from other towns. we were immersed in the community. so it was- i won't say effortless, but we didt have to create the environment. we were in the real environment with real mothers, people who have lost their children, and people who are grieving, and people who are trying to make a difference, and take the city back block by block. when you're in the hands of spike lee, and you understand that he's the leader and he's going to steer the ship, you've got to just go along for the ride, but it was beautiful. i mean, being familiar with lysistrata and the story, and understanding everything from v

but, the new south wales government is standing by it.. at least for now--it doesn't take away from the determination that we have to ensure that our children, our youth are not exposed to drugs.s./ there will be an assessment of that campaign to determine whether it is something that worked, what didn't work, what we can learn from it.in the meantime -- stoner sloth isn't going anywhere. it has its own social media accounts.. and even a clothing line!amara walker, cnn atlanta. 3 amara walker, clothing line!3 amara a lker, cnn atlalaa. 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 thursday morning and early afternoon could bring some scattered brief snow showers across the area, snow may be heavy at times. the heaviest snowfall will occur in southern and eastern siouxland with the possibility of 1-3". here in sioux city, expect a trace to 1". mostly cloudy skies will persist through christmas day with temperatures in the low to upper 30s. christmas evening brings chance for rain/snow mix that will l ange over to snow by saturday

so i did read a lot about melville, and i was interested in finding, not only the big event of the wale destroying the ship that he used, but also a lot of the details and themes of the individuals on the essex that he may have related to, and applied on a kind of a thematic level,,a character level in his book. i'm sure that moby dick also with, because he had been a whaler himself. i'm not so interested in moby dick, except for those influences. i will admit one thing; in one of the scenes with the whale, we had behavior that had been recorded about the whale attack, but i also did want to include some of the behavior that melville wrote about in mo dick, because he wrote the action so brilliantly, and i did want to have an opportunity to bring some of that action to the screen as well. >> a whale, sir, it stove the ship. >> what? >> we lost easton and sanborn. >> to accurately portray the sailors who were lost at sea for 3 months, the entire cast went on an extreme diet. >> prepare to abandon ship. >> we can't row our way home. we'll have to strip her of her sails and jimmy-rig somet

problems -- plans are resourced for deciding early two continue meeting at the pledge allies made in wales to contribute 2% of adp to defense. targets matters greatly to the nato alliance and send is our commitment to ensuring the sums are invested as strategically and deliberately as possible. with our two military renewed focus on improving the operation and interoperability of forces, we will support our common defense by making sure our common citizens get the most for every dollar and pound spent. the united states values the and cover meant close, during, and global defense partnership. today and in the days to come, we will continue to strengthen collaboration and leverage our capabilities to engage the world as strong, spoiled, allies. >> i am delighted to be here with secretary carter and i want to thank him for his typically generous welcome this afternoon. we have been reviewing the campaign strategy to degrade and -daesh.isil our decision was to extend strikes as secretary carter said. we have already been playing the second biggest part against these terrorists and iraq. provi

over 25 flood warnings have been issued for england and wales. critics have called for a complete rethink of the country's defenses. prime minister david cameron says future plans will be reviewed. prime minister cameron: after any one of these events, it makes sense to sit down, workout are we doing this in the right way? do we need to do more? we will ask all of those questions. downing street says emergency assistance is available for homeowners and businesses affected. ave been00 homes h flooded and leads alone. the government was previously flood was aa major catastrophe waiting to happen. the damage could exceed two billion euros. you to the's take top world news stories we are following. in several south american countries, flooding has forced many to flee their homes. compounded by summer heat and mosquitoes as the summer sets in. many more are also impacted in argentina, uruguay, and southern brazil. and rains in the u.s. midwest after unusually harsh storms. nine tornadoes have swept through north texas, destroying as many as 1450 homes

many try to contain the blaze over the state border in new south wales burning near the city of newcastle. >> our plan was to pack up the valuables and to leave, and we got a load in the car. the fire turned, that's all the time we had that's all the time we had. >> an unmanned russian cargo ship has been hallelujahed. it will deliver fuel, water and food and in preparation for its arrival two nassau astronauts took an unplanned spacewalk outside of the space station hoping to fix a broken railcar on the station's robotic arm before the rocket docks on monday. you can find more on our website. www.aljazeera.com. and you can also watch us live by clicking on the watch now icon. once again, www.aljazeera.com. >> a taliban attack in afghanistan and american soldiers could be among the dead. >>> crowded field of potential presidential nominees shrinking by one. >>> refusing to go without a fight, the head of international soccer vowing to appeal his eight-year ban.

. >> the sirens were going off and people were obviously injured in the moans and waling we were hearing and sprinkler were going off. >> meanwhile, the community mourns the victims killed their loved one speaked out. >> it was hard to watch the family members getting review nighted and not knowing anything about what had happened to daniel. >> 42-year-old daniel croftman was killed and his hopeful boyfriend thought he survived after seeing a facebook post saying he was injured but alive. >> an ups driver said he delivered packages to the home just last week, and an unusually large volume of them, sometimes a dozen a day. lauren lister abc news san bernardino. >> and brian taff will continue his reports from san bernardino throughout the day, he is the only local reporter at the scene. >>> we are continuing to update all aspects of the story online at 6abc.com, we have posted more about the victims and will continue to stream any updates as soon as they happen. >> in other news, two family dogs are credited with saving their family's life in a house fire in runnemede, new jersey, it happ

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alstrom power and is with the prince of wales group. he says businesses want governments to come up with clear guidelines here in paris. take a listen. >> we are very happy to be here. it is one of the first places where as you are seeing where the voice of the being is being heard. it is because the c.e.o.'s are here, and they are conveying their message. >> what is their message? what are you here to say? >> the message is quite simple. the message is business must be part of the solution. business can be part of the solution because good news, we have the technological solutions. > you wood to be the head of a power area. that you convince cutting carbon and greenhouse gas emissions is good? >> i think everybody is convinced that business as usual is dead. you cannot continue to consider connected. is not so everything dealing with pollution must be cut. we must cut emissions of c o2, and it is absolutely accepted. the problem is how do you put the business in the right direction? first of all, receiving the clear message for the pol

severe weather is affecting new south wales, australia. we had reports of gusts of over 200 kilometers per hour. so cyclone-strength strong winds battered the area as well as heavy rainfall, too. conditions will finally ease on thursday but temperatures will remain fight high for the next several days in australia. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> for your thoughts and comments, just logon to our website and click on contact us. "newsroom tokyo" comes to you live at the top of the hour with an in-ó is "france 24," time for 60 minutes live. headlines.the the u.s. and russia agree it orge ahead with talks to stop syria's brutal civil war but there's no clear answer as to syrian president will stay as the russians want or go. violence breaks the cease-fire in yemen one day after it came into effect. the government and rebel groups say each other is to blame but

. >> the unusual warning may have to last disaster for wales. marine biologists say this year alone more than 60 whales have been spotted along the coast -- more than 400% spike over normal. scientists believe the whales are following close to shore and that puts them on a collision course with fishermen and crabbers. state and federal agencies and environmental groups say they are working to find solutions to keep the nails -- the whales away from the nets. >> a judge handed tg nda victory in its liability in a trial related to the pipeline disaster. prosecutors were seeking a $1.1 billion fine but the chronicle reports the judge cut that in half. >> pg and the is set to go to trial early next year accused of more than two dozen code violation and one count of structure of justice. the pipeline explosion killed eight people and injured 58. >> the council voted unanimously to declare a housing crisis -- they will open more buildings from december 15-march 31. the city lanes to use 4 facilities including community centers in the library -- church

china's president xi jinping has been stepping up measures to curb pollution wales as carbon dioxide emissions. >>> new delhi has also been facing high levels of air pollution, and in the east of the country, people are dealing with rising sea levels that they say are displacing families and destroying farms. nhk world reports from the ganges delta. >> reporter: along the coastline beside the bay of bengal, it reveals the scars of global warming. sea levels here have been rising about 8 millimeters a year. a small island has already disappeared under the waves. as you can see behind my back, there is a sea, but surprisingly, up to 50 meters there on, there used to be land a few years ago. abandoned houses dart the shoreline of mosuni island. locals told us this wooden structure used to be part of a dike. as sea levels have risen, safe land has become uninhabitable. high tides can flood residences. two years ago, the tide destroyed this farmer's house. >> translator: seeing this ruined home sometimes makes me cry. i spent so much money on it. >> reporter: about 1,500 local people were

of newn in the wilds south wales is famous for the company.e of a small many years later, that smallany is known as bhp billiton. is going green hosting the second largest farm in australia. bloomberg has been -- went around for a look. >> 52 megawatt project. second largest project in australia and one of the largest projects. it took about 9-12 months to construct. at $450ect is valued million. we have a long and storied history associated with mining. as a function of what is happening in that industry, there has been appearing down in job opportunities. this is a fantastic opportunity for broken hill to embrace a new we seek is awhat new and exciting source of job creation. 100-200ect had about jobs during the construction karaoke or now, -- construction period. since the change in leadership at the federal government level, we as -- we have started to see a proactive effort. if you look at all of the factors you need or a large scale deployment, australia is number two globally. reasons whyobvious large-scale solar should be contribute. policy constraints and uncertainty. we are

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severe weather alerts to england and wales. still to come here on al jazeera. >> reporter: no place to call home. i'm add aim rainy in a camp on the dominican borrower >>> new york's metropolitan opera has hosted some of the world's most famous opera singers and now it is attracting a different kind of talent. stay with us and find out how. >>> welcome back. top stories here on al jazeera. syria's opposition's death of a powerful leader may under mine talks between the government and opposition groups. zahran alloush was a leader of an armed group which is the piggest rebel faction in the capital city of damascus. iraqi security forces say there have been intense battles with i.s.i.l. fighters in ramadi. the afghan national army says 21 of its soldiers have been killed in the last 48 hours in the province of helmand. the army is fighting the taliban for control of the strategic area around the area of sangin. the turkish military has bombed the south-east town of zisra. sir fighters and one soler were killed in the attacks. tur

though are accused of plotting attacks on a navy base in south wales with 13 charged since september. >> in china, doctors are trying to save the foot of a 19-year-old migrant worker who somehow survived after more than 60 hours after a massive landslide. rescuers got him out on wednesday morning in the southern cities of china, after being stuck in the debris since the massive landslide that overtook 33 buildings and an industrial park and 90 people are still missing. >> and a family of jahi mcmath is fighting to have their daughter ruled legally alive with the attorneys announcing a federal lawsuit saying she is not brain dead and to restore herself rights and status under law. she is 13 or was 13 when declared brain dead following surgery more than two years ago and she is now on a ventilator in new jersey at a hospital. >> signs warning of a no my drone zone near the golden gate bridge could be posted by today, and officials say that drones pose a safety and security risk at the landmark, and drones forked in the area are tracked to the operator who, then, could be prosecuted. >>