the few koalas left for futurtie genes. >> when you've got five koalas here, ten koas there, a freeway, an industrial area, sports fields, golf course, housing. how do these koalas breed with these? they can't fly. the,need trees, they need he they need support, so we grab females from this population, males from this population, bring them into our captive breeding facility, see how serious they are with disease, clean them up and put them back into the wild with a joey in its pouch from an unrelated male. >> reporter: with their trees disappearing, koalaare spending more time on the ground in search of food and shelter moand this is when they'r vulnerable to being hit by vehicles and attacked by dogs. another reason for their population declines the disease chlamydia, which is an epidemic among koalas. the stress of losing habitat can cause the symptoms of chlamydia to manifest, which can lead to blindness, severe bladder inflammation, infertility and ultimately death. over the past 6-12 months, eacci and hishave rescued 20 wild koalas and brought them into this quarantine facility.

can identify koalas' presence by the smell of their fur and when he identifies a koala he drops under the tree and the humans can come in and find those koalas. but once they are rescued, the road to recovery can be very, very long. a number of these koalas like lewis have had to be euthanised, sadly, to put them out of their suffering. so really now, with that pressure on the species, every individual will count towards the future of this species forfuture generations. the sad news that lewis, the koala that had been saved didn't make it. he passed away. you have been watching newsday. i'm kasia madera in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. stay with us. we will be hearing from the 24—year—old ceo who's helping the world's biggest brands connect to social media. rico, we look forward to that. and to finish we have an update on the robbery at a museum in dresden in germany. we now have pictures of some of the priceless items taken, including this stolen ‘sword of the diamond rose', encrusted with several large diamonds and dozens of smaller ones. also taken was a breast sta

that is why we have found that —— that is why we have the koala detection dog who can detect koalas by the smell of their fur and he drops under the tree and the humans can come in and find the koalas. 0nce humans can come in and find the koalas. once they are rescued, the road to recovery can be very, very long. a number of these koalas like lewis have had to be euthanised to put them out of their suffering, sadly. now without pressure on the species, every life will count towards future generations. hong kong is a chinese city that has long had a vibrant ethnic minority community, many of whom are south asian. they've come under the spotlight in recent weeks amid the ongoing civil unrest. but one pakistani hong konger says a series of controversial incidents have actually given his community an unexpected chance to promote greater understanding of hong kong's diversity. you have been watching newsday. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. i don't know about you but i am struggling to remember the last time i saw

it's illegal for somebody who's not a zoo keeper to hold a koala. we're here because if something isn't done, experts say they may not be in the wild in 20 years outside sydney, yet another koala has arrived at the pet hospital. >> he's a young one but obviously sometimes -- >> clinging to a big stuffed koala she thinks is her mother, poppy is just a year old she was found alone on a road at night. her real mother, likely killed by a car or a dog. >> the belly is not producing any sound. it's soft, there's nothing that means she's not okay. >> she looks healthy, absolutely healthy. >> poppy is lucky. veterinarian, lorenzo says australia's wild koala population is in extreme danger from climate change and urban sprawl the trees they live in are being torn down for new developments or burning in australia's record heat and massive brush fires and a respiratory chlamydia infection is ravaging entire colonies today there could be fewer than 80,000 wild koalas, down from a peak of 20 million >> there are some indication that in 20 years, we might be with

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us, trying to keep australia's koalas safe. a volunteer force is trying to t savem from the dangers of raging bushfires. laura: for those watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." it was a day of explosive testimony in the impeachment inquiry as the u.s. ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, gave evidence. he sd he was acting at the express direction of the president on ukraine andwahere a quid pro quo directed by rudy giuliani. everyone was in the loop, said the ambassador. the president says he never wanted anything from ukraine. the bbc's nort jon sopel reports. jon: the day a simmering potboiler became a blockbuster drama, with this unlikely character as the leading man. gordon sondland, a weahy hotelier, was made ambassador to the euan union on the strength oa million-dollar donation to donald's inauguration committee. now he h come under oath to eviscerate the president's account of his dealings with ukraine. amb. sondland: i was acting in good faith. as a presidential appointee, i followed t

the koala can't. this slow-moving marsupial is trapped.e man behind that voice takes the shirt off her back and rescues the animal, taking care to avoid getting ht herself. >> can you get water out of my car?th reporter: and she gives him try to treat his burns. water to >> put him in the blanket and bring him out of the hot stuff. reporter: this animal was lucky. he was taken off to clinical -- to asp local animal hoal for treatment. it is lieved that hundreds of koalas have died in th bushfires. this is a dog called bear. sniff out koalas and other small marsupials so they can be rescued from the flames. this is a young koala recovering well after being rescued.it as found curled up and badly dehydrated. it is hoped it will eventually go back to its home in the wild. ura:ve race against time to those koalas. remember, you can find much more of all the day's news on our website, including the very latest on e impeachment hearings, which have been nadong the news here in washington, d c plus, to see w

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te mostramos el rescate de un koala de un incendio. mientras crece la preocupaciÓn por las cifras indican que la especie podrÍa estar en peligro de extinciÓn. >> no hay duda de que esto es malo y tambiÉn amor porque en medio de estos incendios una mujer arriesga su vida para salvar a un koala atrapado entre las llamas. ella se quita la camiseta y se acerca hasta donde estÁ el nervioso animal lo agarra con la prenda y se echa agua para minimizar el dolor. lo que podemos escuchar es cÓmo llora a lo lejos. entre los dos luego lo cubren con una manta. pese a que sufriÓ quemaduras se recupera. escuchemos lo que dijo la directora del hospital. >> tiene las extremidades muy quemadas, quemaduras en los brazos, la nariz y Él es un koala muy viejo y la mayorÍa de los cuales son muy jÓvenes pero Él estÁ comiendo realmente bien. >> ellos son de las principales vÍctimas del fuego y mÁs de 350 han muerto pero podrÍan aumentar a medida que mueren de hambre. estos animales viven hasta 20 aÑoslos incendios han destruido tres veces mÁs

is the koala who was plucked from the flames, now recovering in a koala hospital in port macquarie in new south wales. 2a0 miles north of sydney. these distressing pictures show the bear being plucked from a burning tree, rescued from certain death and doused with water to help treat its burns. these shocking pictures have been viewed widely and shared on social media. the woman who rescued the bear, now named lewis, was reunited with him at the hospital. is he here? i knew that if we didn't get him down from the tree, he would have been up there in amongst the flames though just immediately thought, just get to him, put the fire out and as soon as i caught him i realised we had some water in the car and just natural instinct. he has really badly burned hands and feet. his noses burned and a bit of his private parts are burned as well and he is cinched all over. but look at him, he is eating really well. are getting better. cinched about healing. a good thing. bass —— singed. nearly half of uk adults are willing to fake an illness to get a day off work, according to a bbc survey.

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived, but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. leonardo dicaprio has praised the climate change activist greta thunberg as "a leader of our time" following their first meeting. the hollywood star shared a picture of himself with the swedish teenager on instagram. he wrote he hoped "greta's message is a wake—up call to world leaders everywhere". the image has had more than four million likes since it was posted on friday. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @jamesbbcnews. do stay with bbc news. hello there. that was a storming start at the weekend for some of us, particularly into southern england, the hours of silly, and to the channel islands as well, some stormy seas. we saw some high wind gusts. 0n the isle of wight, 109 mph, 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey. still quite blustery in the day ahead but nowhere near as stormy saturday was. still low pressure an

this is the koala who was plucked from the flames, now recovering in a koala hospital in port macquarie in new south wales, 240 miles north of sydney. these distressing pictures show the marsupial rescued from certain death and doused with water to help treat its burns. these shocking pictures have been viewed widely and shared on social media. the woman who rescued the koala, now named lewis, was reunited with him at the hospital. i knew if we didn‘t get him down from the tree, then he would have been up there in amongst the flames, so just immediately thought, just get to him, put the fire out, and as soon as i caught him i realised we had some water in the car. and, yeah, just natural instinct. he's got really badly burned hands and feet. he's got burns under his arms, his nose is burned, and a bit of his private parts are burned as well. and he's singed all over. but look at him, he's eating really well. it‘s thought around 350 koalas have died in the fires, which have spread from the east coast of the state of victoria. six people have died and 500 homes have been destroyed by

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. please, do stay with bbc news. hello there. that was a stormy start to the weekend for some of us, particularly into southern england, south wales, the isles of scilly, into the channel islands as well. very stormy seas here. we saw some really high wind gusts on the isle of wight — it's a very exposed weather station. still 109 mph. 83 mph at plymouth, 61 at guernsey. now, it's still quite blustery in the day ahead but it's going to be nowhere near as stormy as saturday was. it is still low pressure in control. so fairly brisk winds still around some of the coasts of south—west england and in northern scotland, where saturday was quite windy as well. now, there is a bit of wet weather to be had too. this is how we start the day — a few fog patches where the winds are light, actually, through northern ireland and

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this is a young koala that's recovering well after being rescued. it was found curled up and badly dehydrated. but it's hoped it will eventually be able to go back to its home in the wild. andy moore, bbc news. millions of people are going without dental care in england, according to bbc analysis of nhs figures for england. this includes one and a half million people who've been unable to get an nhs appointment. nhs england says steps are being taken to tackle the problem. more details from our health correspondent dominic hughes. desperately needed emergency dentistry. being carried out in a van outside dewsbury town hall. the dentaid charity normally works in developing countries. but today it is helping people like basir afsal, who has had to live with excruciating tooth pain for months. i was in too much pain, nobody could help me. nobody could help me. none of these nhs services, nobody would help me at all. basir is far from alone. over the course of two days, staff saw 50 patients, extracting 20 teeth that were causing pain. any pain there? b

she gave the koala water to drink and poured it all over its burned body. the woman took the koala to a sanctuary, and it's reportedly doing well. >>> there's a guilty plea in a case related to the las vegas mass shooting, and an alleged plot to attack a black church was averted. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "atlanta journal constitution" reports a 16-year-old girl was arrested in an alleged plot to attack a predominantly black georgia church. police say the white teenager planned to attack the bethel african methodist church in gainesville last wednesday and kill worshippers because of their race. authorities say that the girl visited the church that night, but no events were scheduled. school administrators learned of the alleged plot from students who told them that she had a notebook with detailed plans to commit murder at the church. the girl was arrested last friday. >> i'm so glad they got her before she even came in here and did what she was going to do. >> the girl has been charged with criminal attempt to commit

bears, cute and fuzzy koala bears. but we have to also remember it's not just wildlife. this is affecting people, too. it's affecting children. it's affecting adults. and it's a problem that -- that we just are not taking seriously enough. >> four reports in the last week including one from the u.n. like, nobody comes out with an outlier report and says you guys are overreacting. it's a serious matter. and the question is, are we equipped to actually deal with it? it's not about whether you think it's true or not. >> can we deal with it when we have administrations change every four to eight years? i'm not sure we can. >> big tasks. see you later this afternoon? >> yep. >> 5 kwlok? >> yep. >> it is tuesday, november 27th, an illegitimate sham partisan process. that's the mantra coming from the white house on the impeachment inyoury as more evidence piles up against the president, trump and his lawyers have until sunday to decide whether they are going to take part in the next phase of the impeachment inquiry. that phas

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived, but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. astronauts on board the international space station will soon have the chance to test their baking skills. a rocket carrying a cargo craft has launched from the us state of virginia carrying nearly four tonnes of freight, including an oven and baking ingredients to make chocolate chip cookies. the scientific experiment will observe what affect the weightless conditions will have on the shape and consistency of the biscuits. dr ken kremer of space upclose told us how the oven would work. it has some heating elements, bait coil around it and in that they will put the cookies inside. it'll take one hour to heat up the oven, about half—an—hour to bake it, half an hour to let it cool then they will take ‘em out. so it is going to take quite a bit longer than cooking here on earth. how will they taste? that's the big q

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived, but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. let's have a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. the isle of wight, and exposed weather station we saw 109 mph winds, 83 in plymouth, 61 and guernsey. quite a blustery day i had but nowhere near as stormy as saturday was. still low pressure and control. some brisk winds around the coast of south—west england and in northern scotland where saturday was quite windy as well. there is some wet weather to be had. this is how wet weather to be had. this is how we start the day. some fog patches. the winds light through northern ireland, north—west england, wales and the midlands with some clear spells overnight but outbreaks of rain the showers running through parts of eastern england, lots of cloud in northern england seems something for a time and further outbreaks of rain with the intensity easing past ——

a koala sanctuary. we containing a koala sanctuary. we salvaged ten koala is from this fire ground. they nearly completed the search and tell one area yesterday is now up in smoke. bushfires are common in australia. but this is a dramatic start to the fire season which scientists warn will grow longer and more intense because of climate change. the headlines on bbc news. a woman has died after being swept away by flood water — as parts of england are hit with a months worth of rain in one day. the snp launch their election campaign — saying they'd try to form an alliance with other parties — to lock the conservatives out of power. now on bbc news, it's time for a look back at the bbc‘s coverage of stories of the week — it's newswatch with samira ahmed. hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. rows about who said what and misleading editing on campaign films. how is the bbc dealing with the heat already being generated, in this general election campaign? and what do viewers want to see from the bbc election coverage, over the next five weeks? you might‘ve th

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived, but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. astronauts on board the international space station will soon have the chance to test their baking skills. an oven and the baking ingredients needed to make chocolate chip cookies are being delivered to the iss. the scientific experiment will observe what affect the weightless conditions will have on the shape and consistency of the biscuits. very important research! lumberjacks from across the globe have been competing at the world timbersports championship. the contest features a series of tests, including the use of axes and chainsaws to get through logs as quickly as possible. keep an eye on the man in the green and yellow shirt — he's brayden meyer from australia — and he chopped his way to the title, showing off his skills in several lumber—related disciplines. he even showed his mastery of this — the spr

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived, but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. from a very valuable violin to a very valuable pair of trousers once worn by the singer olivia newton—john, whose best—known role was of course sandy in the film grease. the skinny black trousers she wore in the film have been bought at a charity auction for just over 314,000 pounds. she's previously said they were so tight, she had to be sewn into them for each day of filming. the identity of their buyer remains a secret but the auction raised rounghly 1.9 million pounds in totalfor 0livia's cancer treatment centre. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. pa rt part two of their weekend looks better than part one. the area of low pressure that brought the gales yesterday has eased. variable cloud around this afternoon and it stays wet and breezy though for the east of scotland. a little bit of ra

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived but, for others, it could well be a different story. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. we have had rain and strong winds around. low pressure is still with us. around. low pressure is still with us. it is a slow—moving area pressure with showers rotating around it so through the rest of this evening and tonight, heavy showers in the nuts south—west, pushing northwards for the odd rumble of thunder. some heavy rain for eastern scotland through tonight but it should be frost free with temperatures 5—10d. tomorrow, eastern scotland keeps heavy persistent rain, flooding issues here. away from eastern scotland, sunny spells and scattered showers. most of them will be across southern and south—western england. some sunshine for northern ireland, central parts of england, and temperatures 10—13d. the tuesday, the winds turned to a northerly direction so things

the koala named elemboro lewis was taken to an animal hospital. veterinarians had to put it to sleep because its burns were not not improving. in a statement they said the burns got worse and unfortunately would not have gotten better. >>> a hero dog was honored at the white house, and three men have been cleared in a notorious school shooting. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the baltimore sun" reports a judge exonerated three men who spent 36 years in prison for a murder they did not commit. the men were teenagers when they were arrested for the fatal shooting of a baltimore high school student over a georgetown university basketball jacket in 1983. new evidence pointed to a different gunman. the three men spoke after being set free yesterday. >> i'm looking forward to living the rest of my life. >> it wasn't easy. see us out here, we're smiling. we're happy that we're free. but we've got a lot to fix. >> my journey's just beginning. >> that's right. >> because i got to learn how to live right now. >> the new suspect

this whole area is home to a very rare, genetically diverse koala population. as these fires recede, they will look to see how many remain. corduroy paul may have survived, but for others, it could well be a different story. tim allman, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danos. hello, part two of the weekend looks much better than part one. this low pressure which brought gales and rain yesterday has weakened. those winds should be lighter for many of us. winds should be lighter for many of us. we should see good spells of sunshine too. variable cloud around this afternoon. staying wet and breezy for the east of scotland. rain in north—east england. good spells of sunshine for many. in northern ireland, western scotland. we should see drier spells at times. temperatures of 12—14d with light winds, feeling pleasant. windy and wet across the southwest this evening. low—pressure sweeps turning u nsettled. evening. low—pressure sweeps turning unsettled. it will stay breezy across northern and eastern scotland. low pressure with us f

are koalas on the brink of extinction? >>> and the major update on the little boy thrown from the third floor balcony at the mall. and why he says he was caught by angels. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with weather alerts across the country. one storm after another after another moving in as millions of americans travel over thanksgiving week. snow covering the highway here in high mountain, new york. cars sliding off the road in middleton, ohio. three storms building and the next two storms building in the west and pushing across the country during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. abc senior meteorologist rob marciano leads us off. >> reporter: snow and rain striking in the northeast and already hampering travel as the nation readies for a rough start to this holiday travel season. cars sidelined by snow near dayton, ohio. while drivers in new york also deal with wintry conditions. slick roads and low visibility making for dangerous driving across the regi

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him in a blanket before taking him to a koala hospital. she's been praised for saving the animal's life. it's been a day of explosive testimony at president trump's impeachment inquiry, although the white house has dismissed the significance of evidence from a senior us diplomat. the us ambassador to the eu, gordon sondland, confirmed he was acting at the express direction of the president when he pressured ukraine to conduct political investigations. he said the quid—pro—quo was directed by mr trump's attorney rudy guiliani. but mr sondland said the president never instructed him directly. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. the day a simmering pot boiler became a blockbuster drama, with this unlikely character as the leading man. gordon sondland, a wealthy hotelier, was made ambassador to the european union on the strength of $1 million donation to donald trump's inauguration committee. now he'd come under oath to eviscerate the president's account of his dealings with ukraine. i was acting in good faith. as a presidential ap

images of koalas injured and dehydrated in the recent fires have been widely circulated. it's estimated up to 1,000 may have died. some reports say the bush fires destroyed up to 80% of the wildlife experts say koalas have been under threat for a long time from climate change, disease, and deforestation. >>> and "people" reports the family of the 5-year-old boy who was thrown off a third-floor balcony at the mall of america in minnesota says he's back in school and walking perfectly. in april, landon hoffman suffered severe head trauma and multiple broken bones in his arms and legs after a man grabbed him and threw him off the balcony 40 feet to the ground. an update on the boy's gofundme page says that he was released from the hospital in august and is walking without a limp. the man who threw him was sentenced to 19 years in prison. >>> still to come, shattering expectations. preorders for tesla's cyber truck soar despite a less than impressive window demonstration. truck soar despite a less than impressive window demonstration. . and picks up more pet hair than other r

he can sniff out koalas and try and get them to safety. it was very distressing seeing those pictures actually. we have a full report on that that you can see a little bit later. sally is with us. where are you going to go? wales or the spurs, sax mauricio pochettino. we will do spurs in just a moment because we have to start with wales. do you remember the last euros in france, the best that whole tournament with that fantastic run that wales had? it was really on. they have qualified again for the second time in a row. thanks to a 2—0 win over hungary in cardiff. 0ur sportrs correspondent andy swiss was watching. high decibel than even higher hopes. wales new victory over hungary and a place at euro 2020 was theirs. could they rise to the occasion? how was this for an answer? gareth bales cross, aaron randy's had a comment wales were ahead. you from the stands to the dugout a wave of relief. not for long, though, as hungary was still posing problems but the hosts kept ahead at the break. just as welsh nerves were starting to jangle...

. >>> koalas in crisis. word this morning that 1,000 of them have died in the historic wildfires burning in australia. what's being done now to protect the species. loss. what owner jerry jones is saying now. >>> taylor swift shakes it off. ♪ shake it off the record she set at the american music awards and the emotional moment with her mom watching from the front row. >>> and a burglary suspect picks a fight with the wrong woman. >> and i'm juking him, jugging him, jugging him. >> how this 82-year-old bodybuilder said not in my house. body builder said, not in my house. >> announcer: from abc news in new york, this is "america this morning." >>> good monday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm adrienne bankert in for janai. we begin with the wicked weather settling in just as a record number of holiday travelers hit the road. right now the radar showing snow and rain striking parts of new england. >> but more storms are taking shape behind this one. and the closer we get to thanksgiving, the wo

they sprung into action after seeing these pictures of the koalas with burnt paws. that's all. thank you for watching.

this is a young koala recovering well after being rescued. it was found curled up and badly dehydrated. but it is hoped it would eventually be able to return to its home in the wild. stay with me on bbc. we will be back with the business briefing shortly. we will be looking at the deforestation of the amazon as the brazil finance deforestation of the amazon as the brazilfinance minister deforestation of the amazon as the brazil finance minister is deforestation of the amazon as the brazilfinance minister is due deforestation of the amazon as the brazil finance minister is due to meet leaders later today. how bad is it and what can we do to help? our talking point today. as another company cuts its ties with prince andrew's pitch@palace and the two main party leaders are asked if he is fit for purpose — we want to know if you think prince andrew should step down from royal duties? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. stay with us here on bbc news, so much more to come. hello, wednesday is not going to start quite as cold as

en el caso del koala es que acuÉrdate que en australia hay en este momento 80,000 koalas. en el siglo xx el koala fue vendido por su piel, mÁs de 8 millones de koalas desaparecieron en un siglo. marce: pero, lo lindo de la rescatista, que ademÁs ella dijo: lo hice por instinto. yo creo que uno estÁ pensando en si uno va a perder la vida, lo que quieres es salvar al indefenso. ya sea en este caso un koala, el animal que sea u otra persona. podrÍas arriar la vida por otra persona y tambiÉn por un animal. con las imÁgenes que a cada rato ves cuando las gallinas, en todas partes porque la gente lo que quieres que ellos corran y se defiendan y uno no estÁ pensando en si uno va a perder la vida, sino que estÁs ayudando a salvar la vida de un animal. maity: lo que mucha gente hablado destaque personas que ella se quita su blusa porque era lo Único que tenÍa allí y se lo quita para poderla abrazar, llevar las llamas del fuego estÁn muy cerca. no cualquiera se hubiese atrevido, pero ella realmente reaccionÓ. carlos: es increÍble porque sabes que en las noticias hoy en

.> koalas in crisis. deadly fires raging across australia scorching more than 3 million acres and threatening the lives of one of the world's most beloved animals. the race to save them this morning. >>> breaking this morning, historic heist. what could be hundreds of millions of dollars worth of art and jewels stolen from one of the world's top museums. >>> live on "gma." with thanksgiving the worst day of the year for cooking fires just around the corner, our demo. we're going live in a burning house, when every moment counts, only on "gma" this morning. >>> and sending a message to the taylor swift crowned queen of the amas, making history. and shaking off the haters and the records with a powerhouse performance. >>> we certainly do say good morning, america. it's good to be taylor swift this morning. >> artist of the decade at last night's amas. also broke the record for most awards ever. >> it's kind of nice to be taylor swift i think every morning probably, right? okay, not the only big performance

you can hear the koala making little sounds there. later that koala was taken to a sanctuary where it's reportedly doing well. it's believed this year's massive fires in australia have killed more than 350 koalas. so glad that woman was there to save that one. >> sad but encouraging the koala seems to be doing better now. >>> back here at home a new report on the midair tragedy last year aboard a southwest air flight may soon trigger the redesign of southwest jet engines. >> federal safety officials are recommending a retrofit of boeing 737s. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: it happened in an instant. southwest 1380 had an engine blow apart. tammie jo shults was the 737 captain. >> it was rather radical. and it yawed and began its own descent. >> southwest 1380 has an engine fire, descending. >> reporter: part of the engine had sheared into the fuselage, breaking out a window, a rapid decompression. one passenger, a mother, jennifer riordan did not survive the accident. >> the bottom part of her ribcage was out the window. >> r

they sprung into action after seeing these pictures of the koalas with burnt paws. more on our website — bbc.co.uk/news. and the news app. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report alibaba's hong kong debut. what the share sale tells us about investor confidence in the territory. kondzilla's creator, we meet the artist behind south america's biggest youtube channel. good morning, asia. hello, world. thank you forjoining us for asia business report. let's get things going. in hong kong, shares in alibaba have started trading and the sale could raise at least 11 billion us dollars. many questions about the sale, not least the timing and there is so much unrest in the territory. joining me now is our asia tech correspondent karishma vaswani. 176 hong kong dollars is the listed price and we have seen itjump 8%, underlying how much interest and appetite there has been for this stop, particularly in mainland china. the reason why this share sale is significant. it gives that opportunity to mom—and—pop retail investors in mainland china to bind toa i

this is the koala bear who was plucked from the flames, now recovering in a koala hospital in port macquarie in new south wales, 240 miles north of sydney. these distressing pictures show the bear being plucked from a burning tree, rescued from certain death and doused with water to help treat its burns. these shocking pictures have been viewed widely and shared on social media. the woman who rescued the koala, now named lewis, was reunited with him at the hospital. is he here? this he's here. i knew if we didn‘t get him down from the tree, then he would have been up there in amongst the flames, so just immediately thought, just get to him, put the fire out and as soon as i caught him i realised we had some water in the car and yeah, just natural instinct. he's got burns under his arms, his nose is burned, and a bit of his private parts are burned as well and he's singed all over. but look at him, he's eating really well. keith doyle, bbc news. it's thought around 350 koalas have died in the fires which have spread from the east coast of the state of victoria. six people have died and 500

one of the devastated areas is an important breeding ground for koalas it's estimated that $350.00 of the animals were burned alive here a show 2 is caring for those koalas rescued from the fire zone many suffered burns climbing down from smoldering trees here they are being nursed back to health. victims of fire experts believe the blazes in australia may have killed millions of animals. on the football and former you a for president michel platini has made a splash following the end of his 4 year suspension from the sport due to ethics violations the 3 time belonged to all winner is demanding compensation for legal fees and back pay for his suspension the team he was stripped of his presidency and suspended by fevers independent ethics committee and 2015 for accepting bribes he maintains that he did nothing wrong. all right reminder now the top stories that we're tracking for you at this hour it's a big weekend here in berlin germany celebrates the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall a huge park and sent began at sites across the city. and u.s. secretary of state mike on

they named that koala lewis. he was taken to an animal hospital. sadly he has now had to be put down by vets. he really became a symbol of their plight and as many as a thousand koalas are thought to have died as a result of these fires. some zoologist now saying that koalas are functionally extinct as a species. this means they no longer have enough members to produce future generations. that's because the bushfires have had a massive impact on their generation. there is so little habitat left for them and eucalyptus trees, which they feed on, take months to grow back. 18,000 koala czars still thought to be in new south wales but their habitat is been largely destroyed. terribly sad about the cause but the tragedy is nearly six people have died in these fires, 600 homes have been destroyed, and things are going to get worse because peak fire season has not yet come. that's expected in february. >> heartbreaking for people in the wildlife. benjamin hall for us in london thank you. we are getting an update on the former president jimmy carter more t

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the koala is recovering at a hospital. this morning the woman and the koala were reunited. they're calling that bear lewis. >> i love that. >>> we turn now to the major development in the jeffrey epstein case. the jail guards who were supposed to be watching him the night he died have now been charged. >> authorities say rather than checking on epstein, the guards were asleep and shopping online. the jail guards in charge of watching sex offender jeffrey epstein when he died from an apparent suicide said nothing when they left a new york courthouse tuesday. >> we believe that when all the evidence is presented about how the system was ran and how there was -- they were severely shortstaffed at all times, maybe you'll have a different appreciation for what was going on. >> tova noel and michael thomas are accused of repeatedly failing to conduct 30-minute inmate checks and falsifying jail records to make it look like they had. thomas allegedly told a supervisor, we messed up. we didn't do any rounds. prosecutors say video surveillance shows the guards sat at their desk and a

an injured koala was stuck in a raging wildfire. a woman ran into the fire and wrapped the koala in her shirt. she doused it with water and took it to a sanctuary. we're told the little koala's prognosis is good. when we come back, the power of a hug. power of a hug. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding.

have a rest after fla mes as 350 koalas have a rest after fla m es to re as 350 koalas have a rest after flames tore through a century and bushland. firefighters are working around the clock and are starting to wear out. extra volunteers from interstate, new zealand, and even the military are being called into help during australia's moment of need. freya cole, bbc news. and another developing story this hour. bolivia's president, evo morales, has announced his resignation after the country's military urged him to stand down. there have been violent protests across the country since his disputed re—election last month. his opponents accuse him of fraud, while an inquiry found serious irregularities. mr morales says he is the victim of a coup. tim allman reports. in the last few minutes the afp news agency is saying he is claiming there is an arrest warrant out for him. bolivia's mr morales says there isa him. bolivia's mr morales says there is a warrant for his arrest. tim allman can bring us this report now. the end, when it came, came quickly. evo morales appearing on state televisio

this is a young koala that‘s recovering well after being rescued. it was found curled up and badly dehydrated. but it‘s hoped it will eventually be able to go back to its home in the wild. andy moore, bbc news. i was giving you a little earlier the contrast about what prince andrew said when he metjeff epstein. and what apparently the council was being set in the course of that story that appeared. he has issued a statement literally in the last few moments which has come to us. last few moments which has come to us. we relate to you. has become clear to me over the last two days that the circumstances related to my former relationship to epstein is a major disruption to my family‘s work. therefore i have asked the majesty her queen if i may step back from public duties for the foreseeable future and she has given her permission. he continues, he says, to unequivocally regret his association with jeffrey says, to unequivocally regret his association withjeffrey epstein. it has left many wrong answer questions, particularly for the victims, and i