now, anzak day is one of the most important events for australia and new zealand. thousands of people travel to join the memorial in turkey and many mark the occasion at home. a moment of sadness and pride as they pay tribute to the sacrifice of their ancestors who displayed courage, endurance. the essence. >> i shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. age shall not we'rely them nor the years condemn. but the down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. >> anna korin, cnn. >>> it transformed our view of the universe, bringing us incredible images of planet webs stars and distant galaxy. now the hubble space telescope is marking 25 years exploring mankind's final frontier. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. will you b

it's such an important point in time for australians and new zealanders. it essentially signals the first time they fought under their own flag. that was just after they became independent countries. >> a big moment of pride for the australians and new zealanders. >> but it's more complex than that because it's also about the manner in which we encouraged young men to volunteer. it became a big societal thing and people were encouraged because it was defending england defending france it was european allyies. but it was also sold to them as their one and only chance for adventure. you come from a small outback town. the next thing you know you're on this boat you can see the pyramids of egypt ajdnd the glories of paris. so it was kind of sold in a way that made young men put up their hand. and if you didn't and you were able bodied that was a big question and kind of a black mark on you. the opportunity in this script to put a perspective in front of an audience that hasn't been considered in the last 100 years, that was the civil perspective of the turks.

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the west coast of the united states, parts of new zealand, of course, weather a big factor, determining that you could actually see this lunar eclipse. and by the way, this eclipse will have a very reddish tint to it as some of the sun's rays are scattered across from the earth's atmosphere. that's going to help create this beautiful red glow as we go into that total lunar eclipse in a couple hour. back to you. >>> still to come here on cnn -- they survived a horrific and deadly attack. hear from the people who made it out when al shabaab laid siege on their school. >>> and encouraging a nuclear deal with iran may not be an easy sale. >>> i'm isa soares. let me bring you the top stories we're following at this hour. somali-based terror group al shabaab just released a statement warning of more bloodbaths in kenya. this comes in connection with the arrest five suspects at the garissa college. they followed with tension to see muslims and nonmuslims of this town, that is something that we need to find. that's come in the last few minutes to cnn. >>> u.s. security council will meet today t

the australian soldiers will work with about 100 members of new zealand's defense force on that mission. >> all right. there are more concerns about the cleanliness of brazil's waterways and of the 2016 olympic games. authorities are investigating what caused schools of dead fish to litter rio's olympic rowing course. test events are set to begin in july. but athletes are already finding not only the fish, but the smell. >> oh, man. the scene is horrible. and just last week, this video was released showing sailors colliding with floating garbage in rio's bay. the site of olympic sailing events. the city pledged to get rid of the mess. but announced the bay will still be polluted for the games. >> that's adding another challenge. i want to turn to india now where they different pollution is making headlines. new research shows the capital city of new dehli is home to the dirtiest air in the word. >> imagine living in this, created by so many cars and so few regulations. our correspondent has the story. >> reporter: early morning, barely visible in the smog. delhi's iconic india gate. for

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. >>> on to turkey, thousands are honoring the australian and new zealand troops at the anzac days in gallipoli, turkey. at the lone pine memorial thousands of troops died in 1913. earlier britain's prince charles and tony abbott attended a service. the anzacs hope to get turkey out of world war i. mr. abbott gave service to the troop. >> -- the hardest possible test and they did not flinch. the gallipoli campaign was a failure, of course. the only really successful part was the evacuation. but the survivors of gallipoli and their reinforcements meant on to become some of the world's finest soldiers. >> australians in thailand also laid wreaths in the a memorial there. >>> we're following a developing story, breaking news, out of nepal. this 7.9 magnitude earthquake. we'll have more digits for you just after the break here on cnn. back pain? motrin helps you be the side-planking, keeping-up-with- your-girlfriend- even-though-you'll-feel-it- later kind of woman you are. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pain tries

>> in europe in north america, in australia and new zealand. i've calculated if we take 1 million syrians, for example over the next five years, for a country like canada it's less than 9,000 syrians per year. for countries like the u.k. it would be about 14,000 per year. entirely manageable. >> but you know francois if you're going to start opening up the doors to a million refugees there are -- what there are 11 million refugees in syria alone, half of the country, they've been displaced from their homes. if you add libya, yemen, if you add somalia, if you take a look at that region what's going on, you're going to want to resettle almost everyone in the middle east and north africa. >> not necessarily. not everyone wants to come here. not everyone. and what is the other option? the other option is to continue trying to repress movements, movements that will happen. migrants are, you know, have agency they just vote with their feet and they are coming anyway. they are coming in droves and many of them lose their lives. if we want to do the ri

zealand and the extreme western portions of the united states. los angeles, all the way to seattle. of course, basically from the mississippi river to the west, you should have most totalitily, east of that we're expecting the sunrise to obstruct your viewing. here is the cloud cover, not the greatest of conditions across mexico, it should be decent over the west coast of the united states. this is all in the fourth lunar eclipse dates we have over a period of two years. just an interesting note, this is coinciding with a blood moon. >> may i ask a question, why is it red? >> that's because, well, basically we have earth's raies being scattered across the world creating that reddish glow. filtering out the blues and greens and leaving reds for us to see. >> a man with so much knowledge. >>> coming up on cnn, the silver lining for a u.s. pizza restaurant caught in the middle of the indiana's religious freedom law. >>> investigators are getting a first look at the germanwings flight data recorder. just ahead, what it shows about the plane's deadly

we should see clear conditions across much of new zealand. we've had two total lunar elineupses in the past two years. -- eclipses in the past two years. this is known as a tetrad. if you get the opportunity to see the total eclipse, something extra special, it will be appearing little on the pinkish side, also known as the blood moon. basically, the sun's rays scattered across the surface. >> this is eclipse season. we'll take it. >>> a florida man in stable condition after being bitten by a shark. it happened friday in palm beach county, florida. the man believed to be in his 50s or 60s was spearfishing at the time. he suffered bites on his torso and shoulder. the man told authorities he believed it was a bull shark that attacked him. never a fun thing. >>> "furious 7" off to a blistering start. how much it's expected to make and how some of the stars are honoring the late paul walker. >>> also ahead, a video showing a police detective berating an uber driver. your baby is getting ieven more than clean.t, the scent, the lather, even the tin

you may know that there's been an addition of 300 australian troops and 100 new zealand troops to the training mission, and that will certainly contribute to the outcomes we all seek. they join a notable list of international partners who are building partnership capacity mission, including the united kingdom, spain, germany, italy, and of course the united states. around the globe, i can tell you our men and women in uniform are focused and doing what the nation needs them to do. the security environment remains as dynamic as it's ever been. we remain focused on ensuring our troops have the leadership the training and the resources to accomplish the tasks we ask of them. with that, i too, am happy to answer your questions. >> i'll call on reporters. we'll start with bob. >> thank you. mr. secretary, question for each of you. on yemen, al qaeda forces have captured a major airport, a sea port and an oil terminal today. i'm wondering if you think the focus on the houthi rebels has had the unintended consequence of presenting new opportunities for al qaeda in yemen. does that give you a

. >> there was the new zealand ram named rambro. >> the funny thing is when the drone operator came face to face with the ramp he acted like a chimp. he used a stick to retrieve his downed drawn. just like you know who. tushy reminded us of another buzz. king kong eventually lost his perch. but tushy. >> they have outclevered the humans. >> it's hard not to drone on about how smart she is. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks for joining us. be sure to set your dvr so you can watch us any time. >>> felony charges in another deadly shooting. this time tulsa, oklahoma. it happened by the sheriff's department earlier this month, take a look. .