>> i have busy life i reason a football team in australia. i have a cattle farm. i have my beautiful family and wife and it two sons. >> charlie: what did you learn about all the business that happened downtown in new york. >> i was thinking you were going to ask that today and i was thinking it through. if i were to answer -- i'm going answer you honestly. but it's going to bring it back into my life again by talking about it so just know the burden you're placing on me. i think it indelablindelibly ch. it was a very very minor situation that was made into something outrageous. more violence perpetuated me walking between the car to the courtroom with the waiting media than anything i'd done. you know. you can apologize for something a million times and for some reason people want to you apologize over and over and over again. really, i don't want to go around those circles again but yeah, it very definitely affected me. affected me pyschologically. >> charlie: still? >> i keep having to talk about it. >> charlie: but it's not affecting you pyschologicall you cou

an upmarket chinese experience she wants to take a look at this next venue just think of this from australia is the head chef here located on the second floor. here russian history contrasts sharply with the restaurant's bright contemporary interior and it's said to set the best chinese food in russian capital. so. we're going to do a fifty percent traditional chinese menu and fifty percent and we do traditional chinese food which are using lots of different sources. like traditional chinese and then we. make everything else and you know it has more of a western. and what. capital i was brought here three years ago. and. he found me in sydney in. here i am today the russians. chinese food it really kind of is a new thing for them. i think it starting to grow to like chinese more i think the flavors are a bit different. they used to. maybe blended. i mean from the soviet era. but i think. it's catching on also the flavors i mean we have to sweeten everything. for this for that we have a lot of spies. because russian. spy satellites we change it a little bit but you know it's traditional schoo

finally to cricket and australia have named their expanded seventeen man squad for the ashes as the first test against england starts in brisbane on november the twenty fifth and surely his recent run of losses and concerns over form around players such a spinner nathan hauritz may have caused the australian selectors to hedge their bets on their first test choices or it is likely to retain his place as australia's specialist spin at the gabba but the selectors have also named the left arm off spinner have a dhoti and leg spinner steve smith young batsman can stagger suit and was man the middle order variety as well as coverage of the simon cattish who returns to first class cricket this week after a thumb injury with ice captain michael clarke who has a sore back. would be a far away from the last of the period it's all about others there's been a bit of doom and gloom around this drug about about the performances of the day in the last little bit but. happy to see some of the younger guys standing up in first class cricket and looking for this this week's rout of matches getting underwa

backing down on the former england captain shares his dick alongside as he arrives in australia for an off season tool. under start with basketball where tesco moscow have sacked their coach disco rule yorkshire bitch after a poor such results in the year a league the coach resigned following his side's defeat to milan i left them rooted to the bottom of the day having won i won their six matches so far this season in one of the italians thanks to their second win of the campaign against the army men on wednesday with a seventy one sixty five the tree anonymous record is now runs through losses as they rise to meet table walter scott will now need a major turnaround to make it into the top sixteen and assistant coach the chiefs jacqueline will be the head coach for the time being i me wanting to play for a common security a seventy one sixty seven win over the russians like he's here in poland to claim their first win of the competition and break their five game losing streak right thank god that was instrumental for the hosts closing stages but you scored twelve of his fourteen points

others from south africa, australia and the united kingdom. so many people around the world keeping close tabs on the story. sadly, tragically, this has ended in utter disaster for this close-knit community. this is a small community on the coast that prides itself on being a no-nonsense, hard-bitten, hard-working sort of place. but one can only imagine the agony of the families and the effect on this close-knit mining community that has obviously suffered so, so badly. >> phil, we'll leave there. i know you need to get to the news conference. phil mercer for the bbc reporting live for us from graymouth. if you're just joining us at this point at bbc news, let me just go over the latest information that we're getting from new zealand. hearing from the police there that all 29 miners have been trapped underground in this new zealand mine for five days since that first explosion on friday are now believed to be dead. this news comes following a second explosion in the pike river coal mine on wednesday afternoon. the police there are saying that

i will focus on that and you can focus on australia if you want. how much of our world is that absence of experience at the societal level of play in the ability of combat veterans to heal or to reintegrate? in other words is the fact that your average american does not really have any clue about what war is about, does that really-- how much effect does that have on war healing? i think that is the question? yeah. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i can't answer your full question. i again come again, as much from usa due from anything else. i know the boundaries that i face, the things they can't move. i can only do what i can do. how does a society learn to welcome anybody? i think one thing simply is, what did you learn about compassion? it was only by suffering. how does anyone learn about compassion? they learn about it by suffering which is a developmental issue and an issue of lock. so if you had good luck and you have been lucky in life, and you have been lucky, i don't know how much compassion that you are going to get and feel. we are all busy.

last night, the victim's father thanked the people of australia for sending watson home. >> if it had not been for their outrage and being steadfast in wanting to see him deported to face justice back here in the united states, we don't know whether or not we would still be waiting today. >> tina watson drowned while scuba diving with her husband seven years ago. officials in alabama, their home state, believe gabe watson planned to kill her on their australian honeymoon. a possible motive was the victim's life insurance policy. >>> the department of homeland security's terror warnings are about to go color-blind. after 9/11, the government introduced this color-coded terror alert system. critics say it's too vague. the current threat level, yellow, hasn't changed in four years. it may be replaced by a two-stage system for elevated threats and imminent threats. >>> on the "cbs money watch" this morning, wall street is closed for the holiday. overseas asian markets edged up in light trading. japan's nikkei added half a percentage. hong kong's hang seng also closed higher. alexis christ

although flights will resume between australia and the u.k. via singapore, the australia,carrier won't start using the a-38 # on the route to los angeles because that journey requires greater engine thrust. >> i showed you asia shortly. this is a little earlier i should say what europe is doing today. but that is a triple whammy, tensions with north and south korea, eurozone debt worries that haven't gone anywhere, and the china soaring inflation. will china raise interest rates? everybody watching that. that is it, george. >> red all over the place. thank you. let's return to our main story. serious escalation in relations between north and south korea after dozens of shells were fired at an island killing two south korean soldiers. joining me is a corporate who just returned from south korea. thank you for being with us. let's get it right. there have been skirmishes in the past but this is on an entirely different level. >> it has been decades since north koreans fired artillery shells at civilian targets in the south. over the past few mon

in australia, it was my partner at the company i worked at. when i moved here, it has been all of the entrepreneurs that have taken a risk, tried to do something different and make a difference in the business world. >> is the culture different in terms of business vision in australia? >> i think so. i think that in australia, when people are more conservative in terms of the way they think about business, it is a much smaller market, and people are less inclined to try something different, just are safe. and one of the reasons i stayed here, i am excited about people's willingness to think about ideas outside the box and take risks and try doing that. that's something that's special about this place. >> yes, it is special. and it is special in terms of outreach and diversity. continued success with the outreach you're doing, thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. >> if you would like more information, information is on the screen. >>> so we are on location at the man up conference at if i can middle school. ray upchurch created a film

. >> galaxy visitó en amistoso a australia, vamos a ver como les fue al volver. ?ññ;no24ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú4ú%úú >> todo listo para duelos de vuelta de semifinales del fútbol mexicano, amñrica santos, monterrey ante pumas, y ahora más de la acción deportiva con enrique gutierrez. >> la liga inglesa quiere jugador del galaxy, se trata de davis beckham, moise lo quiere como su pupilo. >> galaxy se enfrentó a new casttle en amistoso. >> vemos las jugadas, petrosky al 19 y con el gol del minuto 59 ganó por dos cero el galaxy. >> vemos las jugadas de este otro partido, era apenas el inicio de una autñntica paliza, el búlgaro se convirtió en uno de apenas 4 jugadores en ese club que han convertido la quinteta, 7 por uno gano el manchester united, ahora es el líder en la liga premier inglesa, chicharito sorprendentemente no anotó. >> vemos otro partido, el marcador final fue 1 por 1, milán llega a 30 puntos, se mantiene como líder en la liga italiana. >> la fiore comienza adelante por un autogol del equipo contrario, finalmente empataron a uno.

cricket now in both australia and england sets to field their first choice eleven's in the first ashes test in brisbane on thursday. australia skipper ricky ponting declared batsman michael clock fit to play on and that the series i met at the gabba the vice captain appears to have recovered from the back problem which prevented him from trying with the rest of the squad here this week. mark a close call through his work particularly well the last couple days about a long solo bet in the nets again today with the against the bowlers and with the coach after watching them are going to see a lot of feel good. and finally sailing where russian team synergy have failed to reach the semifinals of the leery of its all trophy currently underway in dubai so as you turn down story no match for team new zealand in the second round robin stage he was winning comfortably by one minute and eighteen seconds out not side a race was a far cry from the closely fought finals the previous day it's of the five months ago even just edge russia by three two scoreline also making the custom to buy what lead

you know will australia is against the death penalty. i don't think they have an interest in releasing him however i think the only way that a deal will be struck if they agree to release him based on those set of circumstances. >> gregg: it's a case held hostage to our own principles? >> we also have to respect the principles of other countries, understand this, gregg, he was trained adjudicated. >> there was deal that was cut and ultimately he pled guilty to manslaughter. understand in 2003 this tragic incident happened. it took australian authorities five years to get enough evidence to charge him. he went back and pled based upon the evidence they had at that particular time. why don't we respect the jurisdiction of other countries. >> gregg: it does invite double jeopardy, does a conviction in australia constitute double general i did i under u.s. law thus preventing him from bee re-tried on the essentially the same facts? >> i say no. there is a legal principle called dual sovereign doctrine you can be tried in the same crime in a

second down under the former england captain shows his diplomatic side as he arrives in australia for an off season until. i start with tennis and world number two roger federer is through to the last four of the a.t.p. world tour finals in london that's after beating robin so doing in the straight set or under the threat expressed the opening set on a tie break also won the second six three not later on thursday britain's andy murray will place on your tablet farah another sub the final spot. while raw followed all putting self on the brink of a semifinal place after class in novak djokovic in straight sets watched by football legend mera donna the dollar the more consistent player throughout the early on with turning a dangerous dropped out of school to take the lead. who was also helped by an error prone drop of each serbian consult methods as his contact lenses kept causing him problems he committed thirty one unforced errors in zero seven five six three walking around to continue back they're still. doing. well but. hopefully keep improving form as mud so he's. come of course is

jimmy: oh, very good, australia. [ cheers and applause ] did you come prepared? did you guys know that you were going to be picked today or is this how you normally dress? [ laughter ] >> normal. >> normal. >> normally. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's how the game works. to your left, you will see three confetti-filled pinatas, each of which bear a striking resemblance to three current celebrities, glenn beck, mr. t, and batman. [ laughter ] one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring, the pinatas will slowly spin and you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize. higgins, tell them what it is. >> well, jimmy, tonight's winner will be taking home $300 worth of ortega taco dinner kits. [ laughter ] this includes tacos, cheese, seasoning and assorted other stuff. the only thing missing is your hungry gut. jimmy? [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, higgins. thank you, dwar. [ laughter ] now a few things before we start. first, you can only break the pinatas using karate kicks. you cannot u

lost an engine forcing it to make an emergency landing both planes were on route to australia. well up next it's artie's close up series as we continue to explore the many diverse parts of russia. and this week we travel to the tomsk region the city of tomsk one of the oldest towns in western siberia which was officially opened to for foreigners only in one nine hundred ninety has become one of russia's major i.t. hubs and fastest developing innovation based centers test australia has been finding out what makes tomsk tick. well we are here in tongs in southwestern siberia no this is a very important region for oil exploration and production companies some of the major industries here are machine building metalworking and timber but over the years this region has also diversified their industries and they have become known as a town of science and an important economic center here in siberia and it's also a center for nuclear research and production however today investment is flowing into new for lots of the new and growing industries and that includes technological innovation

find it a cricket and australia have named their expanded seventeen man squad for the ashes as the first test against england starts in brisbane another end of the twenty fifth surely as recent run of losses and concerns over form around players such as spinner nathan hauritz may have caused a strain selectors to hedge their bets on their first test choices or it is likely to retain his place as australia's specialist spin at the gabba but the selectors have also named the left arm off spinner have a dhoti and leg spinner steve smith young batsman calendar ferguson was man what i'd middle order variety as well as coverage for simon cattish who returns to first class cricket this week after a thumb injury with ice captain michael clarke who has a sore back. would be a far away from from playing our best cricket the loss of a period it's all about others there's been a bit of doom and gloom around this driver about about the performances of the two in the last little bit but. happy to see some of the younger guys standing up in first class cricket looking for this this week's rout of match

cricket now and both australia and england look sets to feel their first choice eleven's in the first ashes test in brisbane on thursday australia skipper ricky ponting declared batsman michael clarke fit to play on the eve of the series opener at the gabba vice captain appears to have recovered from the back problem which prevented him from training with the rest of the squad earlier this week. the model class got through his work particularly well the last couple days about a long solid bet in the nets again today with the against the bowlers and with the coach asking why do tomorrow morning here are a lot to try and feel good. and finally sailing where a russian team synergy has failed to reach the semifinals of the louis vuitton trophy currently underway in dubai synergy turned out to be no match for team new zealand in the second round robin stage the kiwis winning comfortably by one minute and i team seconds that lopsided race was a far cry from the closely fought final of the previous stage in italy five months ago when you zealand just edged russia by a three two scoreline als

qatar, australia, japon y corea del sur son las otras candidatas para 2022. inglaterra, rusia, espaÑa-portugal y belgica- holanda copiten por 2018 en mexico y ante el asombro de la prensa nacional el presidente de la federacion de futbol dio a conocer al nuevo director general de selecciones. nos metemos ahora en el gran oportunidad este sabado 13 de noviembre en el cowboys stadium de arlington texas. margarito no esta preocupado sobre la velocidad de pacquiao, pero cree que la rapidez de manos del filipino puede presentar problemas. mientras que los especialistas dicen que pacquia es avorito para derrotar a margarito. en la nfl, quedo confirmado que fue despedido wade phillips como entrenador de los cowboys de dallas, claro por los malos resultados.... hasta aqui los deportes, los invitamos para esta noche c mas informacion, recuerde solo a las once..

: oh, very good, australia. [ cheers and applause ] did you come prepared? did you guys know that you were going to be picked today or is this how you normally dress? [ laughter ] >> normal. >> normal. >> normally. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: here's how the game works. to your left, you will see three confettiilled pinatas,ach of which bear a striking resemblance to thr current celebrities, glenn beck, mr. t, and batman. [ laughter ] one at a time, you'll take your place under the fiesta ring, the pinatas will slowly spin and you'll have 20 seconds to break as many as you can. whoever breaks the most wins the grand prize. higgins, tell them what it is. >> well, jimmy, tonight's winner will be takingome $300 worth of ortega taco dinner kits. [ laughter ] this includes tacos, cheese, seasoning and assorted other stuff. the only thing missing is your hungry gut. jimmy? [ applause ] >> jimmy: thanyou very much, higgins. thank you, dwar. [ laughter ] now a few ings before we start. first, you can only break the pinatas using karate kicks. you cannot use your hand

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australia. the state of california is also moving in this direction, and several cities are as low, but we are definitely one of the pioneers and one of the leaders. to give you a sense of what it looks like, if you look to the screen, and you will see that it has got data sets there that people can read and comment on. you can get more information as to how to get that information. i want to state that it is very easy for departments to use. they just need to register on the website, fill out a form describing the data sets a bit, and they are gone, so they can be done in about five minutes. here is an example. this is an iphone application that riders of muni can use to know when the bus is coming next. this is a family friendly application. it is using red and hard information, so if you are a parent here, you can no what is going on, where the nearest playground is, depending on where you are. there are five applications to date, and they work in washington, d.c., and any other state that ha

ince to 3 >> no. >> her biological made her way from australia and became distraught at the makeshift memorial. >> angry, 6. >> they have been sent to the medical examiner's office. >> the result of those tests could come as early as tuesday, which would have been her 11th birthday. >> investigators in ohio are searching for a woman, her two children, and a family friend. tina herman's boyfriend reported her missing wednesday when her co-workers say that she failed to show up for work. she has a 13-year-old daughter. her son is 10. there was a sign of a struggle at the herman home, including blood. officials placed a school on lockdown, telling children that a potentially dangerous person was in the area. so far, no arrests have been made. >> there is more tonight on that controversial book that gives a nice to pedophiles. >> a man was sentenced for hacking into the e-mail of sarah palin during her campaign for vice president. >> a high-school basketball coach is being sued. he is accused of all in one of his players. his players. let's go with... i'm selling my toyota rav4. do you kn

oceania, which is the area outside of australia. there we have ker batty, micronesia, naru, palau and tonga and several in a cap. cape verde, guinea, equatorial guinea. >> we're going to put the word out there. the great thing about this tool we use it in breaking news and getting opinions and use it in getting a real pulse for what's going on. we're a global organization. we want people in every country sending us stuff. >> in this case we're getting interesting stories. personally i haven't heard a lot about these countries and that's what the challenge is about to learn about these lesser known places. so we're using twitter. we're going on other sites like flicker and youtube and looking for people who have visited these places and reaching out. >> keep us posted on how that goes. that is part of what makes up the global place that it is. upload video. go to cnn.com/i-report. it walks you through the whole thing. i'm ali velshi and with you for the next hour. here's what's on the rundown. >>> a detroit prosecutor pushing for a l

. >>> william castillo ha representado en estados unidos, japón, australia. >>> el concierto de vicente fernández fue donde le entregaron la beca. >>> anheuser-busch le entregó este reconocimiento al jóven, 2500 dólares que en tñrminos de educación es invaluable. >>> yo le dije a mi padre que debo buscar maneras de conseguir dinero. >>> william castillo se graduó de la universidad del pacífico. >>> presentó su tesis sobre políticas de inmigración en estados unidos. >>> hice mi tesis de inmigración sobre los salvadoreños. >>> en la presentación asistieron estudiantes que fueron becados igualmente. >>> esta beca te ayuda mucho a enfocarte más en los estudios y menos en el trabajo. >>> parte del dinero de los boletos van hacia las becas tambiñn. budweiser es el patrocinador de estas becas. >>> la familia de william está muy orgullosa de ñl. >>> felicidades a cada uno de estos estudiantes. >>> bueno que existan estas becas. >>> nos vamos a una pausa. >>> la familia de diego zeballos habla sobre rumores de separación. >>> los detalles en breve. llegó el evento más espera

she's now recovering at the australia zoo wildlife hospital. veterinarians say they've removed about half the pellets, but their biggest worry are the pull ets stuck in her intestinal tract which can result in deadly lead poisoning. >>> a man armed with a knife walked into a store. the clerk wasn't ready to let goff his hard earned cash. he grabbed a plastic trash can and started to work the robber over with it. the drama was caught on the store's security camera. the suspect got away with a fist full of cash. the shop keeper was not injed. the store needs to arm itself with something a little more lethal than a plastic trash can in order to fend off thieves >>> this bank robber is using the swine flu as his cover. illinois police say the mask wearing suspect has robbed a total of ten banks all over chicago. not only does he wear the mask, he also tells clerks he's recovering from the swine flu, and much likthe flu, the robber comes and goes. officials say the swine flu bandit never has a getaway car, but simply disappears into a passing crowd

i will focus on that and you can focus on australia if you want. how much of our world is that absence of experience at the societal level of play in the ability of combat veterans to heal or to reintegrate? in other words is the fact that your average american does not really have any clue about what war is about, does that really-- how much effect does that have on war healing? i think that is the question? yeah. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i can't answer your full question. i again come again, as much from usa due from anything else. i know the boundaries that i face, the things they can't move. i can only do what i can do. how does a society learn to welcome anybody? i think one thing simply is, what did you learn about compassion? it was only by suffering. how does anyone learn about compassion? they learn about it by suffering which is a developmental issue and an issue of lock. so if you had good luck and you have been lucky in life, and you have been lucky, i don't know how much compassion that you are going to get and feel. we are all busy.

he held talks with leaders of australia and japan. he commented on washington's close relationship with japan. >> as allies for half a century, the partnership between japan and the united states has been the foundation for our security and prosperity, not only for our two countries but for the region. >> this class photo you heard about. they wear the traditional clothing from the host country. japanese officials told world leaders they would give them a break. they didn't have to dress up in anything that was going to get them made fun of. they made a smart, casual look. not the traditional japanese look. i'm share it with you later. to give you an idea of what they had to go through in previous years. check this out. this was president bush in '08. next, he was in sydney australia looking like he's ready to ride in the outback. '07, clinton in the 1999 class photo. here's one more for you, president clinton wearing flowing white shirt in manila in 1996. he hosts in honolulu. he jokes about everyone wearing flowered shirts and grass

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their age between 17 and 62 including british and australia citizens as well as a south african. two minors did manage to escape. waiting for help from above. >> gonna take you now to the hague. the trial that is beginning. >> to ensure all parties will have electronic access in real time to documents, decisions, exhibits, transcripts for different languages. the regular industry is in charge of ensuring that these are publicized by way of public hearing and publication of transcripts. your work as journalists remains indispensable where these investigations began. reducing the distance between the court's headquarter between the netherlands and the people concerned by the court's work. >> the public nature is one of the rights of the defense guarante guaranteed, as well as the fact that defendants are presumed innocent and entitled to a public hearing and to call their over evidence, call their own witnesses and their own defense. they will carry out court advancing a month liam to cover the defense cost covered by the order of the judges to reimburse amounts. intended to reimbu

after serving his sentence in australia, he could come back to the u.s. where he could be facing the death penalty. there's one thing that could save his life. >> the australians say they won't send him back unless he's assure he won't get the death penalty. >>> we begin with president obama facing political trouble at home. he had no relief over seas. he leaves the economic summit, without two points on jobs. the president were focusing on the disagreements. but this has to be frustrating for him and his team. >> reporter: that's right, george. president obama did not achieve much of what he set out to here. but he defended himself from criticism, saying that resistance is natural when the u.s. is pushing hard to bring about change. at the conclusion of the g-20 summit, president obama said it is not just americans who give him an earful about the slow growth of the u.s. economy. his fellow world leaders do, too. >> their main concern is, is it growing fast enough? i think they're very interested in what are additional strategies that can be used to enco

. >> melbourne, australia, site of the australian masters. he won that last year. this was the location where all of the seedy underwere belly of tiger's life began to become exposed. remember that. it was rachel who was photographed in the hotel where he was staying. i don't recall seeing a photograph of them together in australia. >> apparently they had a nice little get away, end of story. >> later in the month, we know what happens, two irons, everything else, cars, accidents, effect else. but this is the -- >> but he's still getting paid millions of bucks to do appearances here? >> he is getting an appearance fee. it's a healthy one, and the other bit, folks have been warned, spectators have been warned if you heckle tiger, you will be bounced from the event immediately. >> why? he deserves it. >> hopefully a better 2011 for tiger. >> maybe he ought to bust a move. >> pretty good 2011 for you, lady. >> i'm working on it. tony harris, ladies and gentlemen, he has the big play. not a big player but he has the big play. bust a move, t. >> there you go. that's spo

the canadian government had resisted the buyout from the australia-based b.h.p. now an upcoming apple announcement usually spurs on some buying interest, but not the case today. apple has promised an announcement regarding its music service itunes tomorrow. the stock was down fractionally today, and is down 4% from its all-time high hit earlier this month. there are plenty of rumors about tomorrow's announcement, including a potential new subscription service to add to its pay-per music track business model, and the beatles' catalogue on itunes. facebook launched a new messaging service for its 500 million members. it's email, instant messaging and text messages in one place. director of institutional equities at evercore partners ken sena says facebook's new service may threaten aol, yahoo and google. google, where they're- peop the risk-- is gmail really provides google with a login for its users and provides them with profile data in order to provide more relevant searches. >> tom: google and aol stock each fell, while yahoo saw a fractional gain. ahead of gen

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others are from australia, africa, and scotland. prime minister john keyes says it could take months to recover. .-- john key says it could take months. >> hope, despair, and now grief. for five days, they prayed for a miracle. dangerous gases prevented rescuers from entering the mine. police say a sudden explosion shattered any hopes the man could have somehow survived deep underground. >> breaking the news to the family, they are extremely distraught. i was at the mine itself when it actually occurred. the blast was horrific, just as bad as the first blast. >> this is new zealand's worst mining accident for almost 100 years. most of the burden was shouldered by the small coastal community of greymouth, but the entire country will feel the pain. prince charles gave sympathy to the families of those who died. >> what they're having to go through. we just want them to know this during this terrible time of anguish. >> some families believe the emergency teams should have been sent into the mine within hours of the first explosion. >>

. >>> more troubles tonight for australia's flagship qantas airline. a boeing 747 was grounded just before takeoff because of wiring issues. the setback comes on the very same day they put one of their super jumbo jets back in service. the officials say that jet successfully flew the first leg of the sydney to london flight. the carrier's entire fleet was grounded three weeks ago because of a mid-air engine explosion. >>> well, space tourism is preparing to take off. alpine travel of saratoga is one of just three accredited space agents. i never knew there was such a thing in northern california. a $200,000 ticket buys a two hour flight into space on virgin galactic. the trips are set to begin in 18 months. alpine travel has sold three seats on upcoming flights. virgin galactic is a winged rocket and will carry passengers on a sub-orbital flight 62 miles above earth. >>> one bay area football team has the best product on the field but also the hardest time selling its stadium. the question is why? >>> and the local high school students give our points

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in fact, a party of men engineers arrived from australia to stand by to help if need be. rather depends how long this emergency goes on for, whether those extra people from overseas will be really required. at the moment, the focus apart from the pipe itself, which is about 40-kilometers from gray mount, the focus is on the town where all these relatives and friends are. and the mood among the people there is obviously growing increasingly anxious. some are demanding the rescue teams go in now. but the police say they just are not prepared to take that sort of risk. incidentally, the mining company has ferried some members of each family up to the mine in the past few hours so that they can talk direct to engineers and to rescuers about the possibility of the men folk being found alive and tell them exactly what's going on to try to rescue them. so the mining company doing all they can to try to deal with this situation, but at the present time, it's just a case of waiting and seeing. >> rick: and another difference between the situation in new zealand and the one in chil

last month alarms went off an hour early thanks to a similar glitch in australia. >>> technology is helping give bigger gifts. >> you can send an e-mail, a facebook invitation, or if you want everybody to know about your group gift go public by posting it on twitter or facebook. >> can you buy any priced item, and different states can chip in on a present for grandma as well. >> it could soon be game over for california's controversial law that would ban the sell of violent video games to minors. 11 states joined california in support of upholding the law which has been suspended, and some feel the law goes too far and the parents should decide whether or not the video game is too violent for their children. >>> we'll be right back wi. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. [ cheri ] fiorina laid off 30,000 people. and she shipped our jobs to china. and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our

they have now taken off for australia, a day late. lisa stark has more on the incident that extended their trip. >> reporter: passengers on the crippled jet could see a hole in the wing, ripped apart when the engine shredded. >> we have a technical issue with the number two engine. >> reporter: the super jumbo jet returned to singapore for an emergency landing with one of its engines in tatters. the airbus a-380 was bound from singapore to sydney, australia, with 466 on board. the rolls royce engine, one of four, flew apart shortly after takeoff. passengers saw flames and smoke. >> we thought it's just loud. but, you know, everybody was sort of pretty shaken by it. >> reporter: pieces of the engine and wing rained down. this is called an uncontained engine failure, when parts of the engine fly out at high speed. those pieces can cause massive damage to the aircraft itself. engines are now designed and tested to try to prevent these catastrophic failures. this is the actual a-380 engine test. one of the fan blades is purposely broken w

i just came back from australia and new zealand, where they conserve a lot of water, and as the gentleman said, we talk the talk, but we cannot walk the walk, because what is the percentage of homes in san francisco that have a mechanism where they have gray water? now, if you get into areas like the presidio, but and this is with the hetch-hetchy water, using a lot of it for irrigation, they are making some moves to use gray water, but they waste a lot of clean water, and we do not have to go for. right here at city hall, each time you flush. so what i am saying is this. we need to conserve water because water is going to be a resource that is very precious. we already know about, but we have to have a holistic approach. we have to of empirical data into outreach. we need to give them the best. thank you very much. supervisor maxwell: next speaker. >> walter paulson, land use, good afternoon. ♪ solid food in the forest and the streams, and it is getting better, it seems the water efficiency, rocky mountain high i see conservation water in the sky. a poor guy if you never tried conserva