i m andrew thomas at uluru. it was 30 years ago that this australian landmark was handed back to traditional indigenous moments. i ll bringing the celebration, and look at the practical impact that hand over has had leaders from across europe have been meeting in brussels for an emergency summit on the growing refugee crisis. a trust summit allows countries not to wave through refugees unless countries they are headed to agrees. david is in brussels and joins us life. they have a plan, how close to agreement are they. still not hearing from the e.u. commission behind me when the talks will end. could be one, two hours yet. there are obviously sticking points in the action plan. they can be boiled down to two areas - one, they ll eighten the border controls, increase the speed of applications for the processing of refugees, and this is where the problems arise. because they have to deal with the other countries outside the e.u., where there ll be a backlog of refugees as a
argentina. a sea of rubbish, heavily rain floods the city with garbage in beirut. and australia beats argentina to join new zealand in the time of the rugby world cup leaders from across europe are holding emergency talks to join up a unified approach to the refugee crisis before winter steps in. 620,000 arrived in europe this year, mainly from syria. the summit brings together leaders from 10 countries on the front line of the crisis. the nations failed to come to a common agreement on what to do next. al jazeera saw a draft statement, including measures not to allow refugees through unless the country they are headed to agrees. the e.u. will provide border guards. speed ep repatriation of those whose refugee applications fail. and is looking at food and water for those making a journey across europe. live to david. what is at stake in this meeting. so far we ve had negotiations on a 16-point access plan. it s looking at two things, looking to tighten the border contro
palestinian 16-year-old girl shot dead by the police. how it s happening is highlighting the trust on both sides. rightful owner, australia ayres rock under control of aborigines, but 30 years after it s over, how the country s indigenous people gain more respect. tonight. threat of more rain in parts of texas, louisiana, mississippi and arkansas. officials with a weather service warn of a tornado. the remnants of hurricane patricia dumped more than a foot of water since friday on to some parts of the state. what had been a category 5 form diminished by the time it reached the u.s., and caused wide-spread flooding making highways and roads impassable. 50 miles south of dallals, a freight train derailed after railroad tracks were washed away. the state weathered the storm well. no deaths have been reported. a san antonio man has been missing. swept into a drainage ditch while walking his dog. we are joined from houston. tell us what has been happening there. the rain toppi
weather service reported a tornado touching down new new orleans. since friday the remnants of hurricane patricia have dumped more than a foot of water on to some parts of texas, what had been a category 5 storm lost much of its strength. it caused widespread flooding that made highways and roads impassable. 50 miles south of dallas, a freight train derailed after floods washed away the tracks. by most accounts the state weather will. no deaths have been reported. a san antonio man was reported. he was swept into a drainage ditch. what is happening there now. sounds like the rain has not stopped? no, it s not as heavy, there s a lot of eyes on the river outside of houston, it s a river that has been known to cause major problems when it comes to flooding. the totals here, were not nearly as high as we saw yesterday, they had to shut down the internet state. receiving 20 inches of rain. the totals for the weekend. here in the area, and the galveston area, there was flooding,
europe. clinton versus clinton, an in depth look at hillary clinton s policies versus president clinton s policies. we begin with brake being biking news off the west coast of canada. a fran th frantic rescue missioa whale watching boat sinks. four people are confirmed dead, ten others pulled out of the water and they are getting medical treatment. but there were 27 passengers on the ship. melissa kai joins us now by phone in victoria, british columbia. what can you tell us about what happened? was there rough weather? any idea what caused the ship to tip over? at the moment, the cause of the sinking is still under investigation. but what i can tell you is that at about 5:00 p.m, local pacific time at about eight nautical miles northwest of tofino, the loviathan ii did sink with 27 persons on board. is this a normal route as far as you know for this particular whale watching ship? as i don t work for company i can t fest speak to the routes but whale watching was a very