and the university of western australia is teaming up with new inventors to help make divers less of a target when wearing a wet suit. >> and i know i have been in the wet suit for over 20 years and we get commonly asked what color do the sharks like. you don't want to look like a seal. >> and this is called the shark mitigation systems, and the group in australia realized that the last few seconds of the attack, the shark relies on sight, so they have come up with patterns that they believe will help protect divers and surfers against shark attacks. >> it is about the water and being out and constantly going back into the ocean knowing that they have an extra level of protection. >> this striped suit that you see here is called the shark attack mitigation system or s.a.m.s. and the shark will see the stripes as something unpalatable and not appropriate prey for the shark, and maybe something dangerous to the shark. this other suit that you see here, makes you a lot more invisible to the shark. it is very difficult for the shark to see the blue and shaded contrasted blue suit

kyle is the teeny tiny speck of a guy on top of this 115-foot cliff in western australia and in is knownpython pool. >> tell me there are no pythons in the pool. >> let's hope not. >> watch the screen. >> and then you see kyle go for the leap. >> go for it. >> oh. that does not sound good. there is a reason that it did not sound good. he rotated too far and went in kind of butt and back first. he immediately lost his memory, fractured his sternum and broke his back. >> gosh. that is too high. that is like hitting a brick wall. >> right. you see this where he is trying to tread water, and he is yelling according to the poster in the video, "help me, help me" and his buddy goes to help him. >> and can you imagine the excruciating pain? that is probably why his body does not remember the shock. >> i am going to stop recording, because this is pretty bad. >> this is a national park area, and officials in this area said that this guy is really lucky that he didn't die, because that cliff is just too high to jump from and the officials don't know p what exactly is underneath there. there could

. >> the wet suits were field tested by dummy torsos off western australia. studies have shown sharks are color-blind and can only see in shades of gray. >>> some women buy designer shoes and handbags to keep up with the trends but a new study shows some use the labels to keep other women from stealing their husbands or boyfriends. researchers discovered that luxury products often function as a signaling system direct at women who pose a threat to romantic relationships. the study found that no matter who actually bought the designer item, the woman wearing it was perceived to have a devoted partner. and as a result, other women were less likely to flirt with their husband or boyfriend. we'll be right back. ,, ,, announcer: announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new te

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an asylum seeker boat bound for australia has sunk off western java in indonesia with three people confirmed dead there what is expected dozens more may have perished it was carrying about one hundred seventy people mostly refugees from sri lanka and iran the incident comes in with the latest shift towards a hardline immigration policy in australia which remains one of the hottest issues ahead of looming elections a recent decision to send illegal new comers to refugee processing cams was met with rioting and human rights protests. and a desperate search for survivors still underway in devastated hillsides after twin earthquake struck northwest china as many as ninety seven now confirmed dead but that number could still rise thousands of soldiers and police were drafted in to help the rescue effort the deadly quake caused massive mudslides which trapped dozens of villages and left almost forty thousand homeless. now with the u.k. slashing spending to balance the budget authority is in london and taking a big bite out of the fire rescue services a proposed station closures and job cuts have s

western suburbs. we will bring you the latest. in belgium, thousands welcome the new king. and australia's cricketers are completely outplayed at lord's. brazil is preparing for the arrival of pope francis. it is his first international the since becoming head of catholic church. people from around the world have been arriving in rio de janeiro as they host their world youth day celebration. >> pope francis expected to arrive here monday afternoon, about 4:00 or so local time. 1.5 million-2t million people expected to be here this week. mostly tourists or religious pilgrims. many are here for the world youth day events, charcoal and siding with pope francis' visit. officials have a lot to worry about. at the top of the list is security. beach,famous copacabana they are taking in the sun. there is also final preparations going on, building a stage for a papal mass. it is one of the major events surrounding the catholic church's world youth day that will bring upwards of 2 million religious pilgrims and tourists to the city. but it seems like this will worry security organizers. battles last

for inflation seared lowest minimum wage in the western world and it is then in a quarter and using that as an organizing principle just as exactly australia's six almost sixteen dollars the minimum wage and they have a lower unemployment rate than we do plus full health insurance i mean we're going backwards in the future we are in advanced third world country amazed advance militarily science technology but in the livelihood of the people we've got to turn it around agreed ralph nader thanks so much frank you with us tonight. i would rather as questions put people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charming welcome to the big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call a dollar. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an awful lot about my country you sir

in the western world and it is then in a quarter and using that as an organizing principle just as you know exactly australia's six almost sixteen dollars the minimum wage and they have a lower unemployment rate than we do plus full health insurance i mean we're going backwards in the future we are in advanced third world country amazed advance militarily science technology but in the livelihood of the people we've got to turn it around agreed ralph nader thanks so much frank you're with us tonight. the more. colors. coming out. let me let me one wouldn't let me ask you a question. here on this network is what we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you give the fight to space take never get here in a situation where b. and i didn't agree to talk about surveillance. oh. let's. say. the. six. welcome to our conversations of great minds with dr douglas rushkoff dr rushkoff is an author teacher documentarian who studies the way people cultures and institutions create share and influence each other's values world renowned media theorist and counter-culture figure is the originator of ideas such as vir

firefighters in the western province had to use a rope to get those workers caught on sandbar in the raging river. i finally pulled them to safety. days of heavy rain damaged at least 300 homes. australiaslammed into an apartment building north of sydney. the cash killed the bus driver and left a man inside one apartment in critical condition. there were 11 people on the bus. some of whom suffered minor injuries. the building almost destroyed. investigators are looking into what caused the crash. argentina. truck drivers are v. gone on strike to protest a 35% tax on their wages. some 15,000 demonstrators flooded the streets of the country's capital city buenas aries. you can see them beating drums and holding signs. the strikes affecting everything from food distribution to mail and newspaper delivery. india. a sand artist put the finishing touches on sculptures of hindu gods. it's a thousand-year-old tradition in which people pulled giant cherries through crowds chanting ancient hymns. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. onshepard: we're voting a vote from texas' controversial abortion bill after another day of tough debate in the wake of that marathon d