Of people are trapped on a beach in australia as bushfires across the states of victoria and New South Wales get worse its now the Late Afternoon of the town of balad kuta thats cut off from any help Emergency Services are preparing to evacuate people by sea or homes on the edge of moloch already burning residents were told to head to the waterfront several hours ago the town is a popular holiday destination. Weve been Running Community meetings so Everybody Knows that the system was that we activated soren into that community once were aware that that far i was about to hit the town. Early this morning and when i leave that i had oclock this morning the saw and were activated so everybody in that community that had a plan to go to the or at the bridge we are aware is the permits that some people have chosen not to take that it dos and reminding their heinz is also by the communities we wont be putting trucks into those areas i would fully briefed an affiliate with before that boy impa
A runaway president the escalating dispute between spain bolivia and mexico. Thousands of people are trapped on a beach in an australian town as the bushfires raging across the states of victoria and New South Wales get even worse its now Late Afternoon in mullah kuta which is cut off from any help the motions the service is a making preparations for a possible sea or air evacuation homes on the edge of monaco already burning residents were told to head to the waterfront several hours ago the town is a popular holiday destination in the past few days authorities are dirges tens of thousands of holidaymakers residents to leave the area. Weve been Running Community meetings so Everybody Knows that im so this is the system was that we activated soren into that community once we were aware that that far i was about to hit the town about early this morning and what else i believe that i had oclock this morning the saw ins were activated so everybody in that community that had a plan to go t
About three miles off shore from the new zealand northbound. The Royal Caribbean confirm some of the tourist from the cruiseship ovation of the seas went to sydney last week. The new zealand Prime Minister says they are doing Everything Possible to rescue those still on the island. We know there were a number of tourists on or around the island at the time. Both New Zealanders and visitors from overseas. I know therell be a huge amount of concern and anxiety for those with loved ones on or around the island at the time. I can assure them, police are doing everything they can. The ministry of Foreign Affairs is also assisted with any response required for those in the field. The rescue mission is challenging, the island is unstable with risk of more eruptions. There is also dangerous ash and volcanic material on the service. Emergency crews cannot yet search the island for the missing, 23 people have been taken to sure, some suffering from severe burns. This is new zealands most active
Late thursday night into friday. The two systems coming in, 10th of an inch or less, another one thursday but not a lot from these systems unless you are to the north. 40s on the temperatures. 50 for some. Conquered 10. Compared to yesterday. Zero visibility for some. 50s on the temperatures. Where would you like to begin . We are going to start on the livermore commute, we have a problem in livermore were just outside of it. At dyer which is about one mile in. Vasco road, its going to be a tough commute because of crash, headon collision, one car is on fire on vasco road. If you use vasco road you need extra time or consider using highway 4 going the other way. I realize its a pain for the commute but i want to let you know. Nearby, i noticed 680 has gone to be a terrible commute getting out of pleasanton. Slow traffic, going to touch all of this in a few minutes when we come back. Back to the desk. Police in new zealand say there are no signs of life on white island after a huge volc
Museum, and also to all of you at home who are watching via cspan. We have this evening a wonderful presentation by lord browne, and then followed by discussion with professor Daniel Minisini of rice university. So without further ado im going to hand it over to lord browne come help me welcome john browne to houston. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, i want to thank the Houston Museum of Natural Science for inviting me, to spend some time this week. For someone who is on the boards of several museums and galleries, i have a deep appreciation for the role that institutions like this play in the local community and, indeed, in society more generally. As a window on the past and explainer of the present and a guide to the future, they are indispensable resources which go above and beyond what you can read in books. Houston is fortunate to have this place, and its a great pleasure to be here. As a natural scientist and subsequently an engineer, ive always sought to maintain a Broad Perspec