avril: nice to hear the commitment to sustainability from new zealand -- from air new zealand.eg foran, ceo of air new zealand. breaking news, japan's two year bond sale reaching the highest since 2019, and against the backdrop, these japanese futures are rising. i looks like slightly higher yields of managed to draw in investors, wanting to lock them in at those levels. paul: on the indian markets, we are 10 seconds away from the open. we may see a little weakness, and we have seen stocks and much of asia softer on the back of those somewhat lackluster nvidia earnings. the market did have lofty expectations. stocks opening modestly low. the indian rupee hovering around 83, 89. still to come, the emirates chairman will deliver his once a year address. we will talk you what to watch out for, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ if your business nee a a, then developers will have to write code. a lot of code. if an application needs to be modernized, then you'll need time, resources... and caffeine. if this sounds daunting, then use watsonx code assistant. built with ibm's granite code mod

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today's rate cut 25 basis points in new zealand.ng of a surprise. the consensus was for a hold, but there was a strong argument for a cut. we are seeing the kiwi dollar sink and impressively. this is the darkest period for the economy is right now. still to come, our exclusive interview with sm investments. why their paul: all right, let's check in on how markets are faring. plenty of news flow for traders to digest today. avril: yeah, there is a lot to go around in terms of market drivers and what to digest. markets in milan going off to lunch break. among the stocks we are focusing on today, expected to show sales growth speeding up, and this is thanks in large part potentially because of the popularity of its mobile game dungeons and fighters, a game that has top the charts in terms of spending, in terms of download. that is something we will be keenly focusing on. bloomberg intelligence's robert lee thinks we could see tencent come through with an enhanced buyback plan. for context, tencent has been leading his peers in terms of

new zealand's maori king tuheitia has died at the age of 69.g charles said he was profoundly saddened to hear of his death. katy watson has sent this report. king tuheitia was seen as a unifying force, a leader who represented all maoris, and all of new zealand, too. in the past few days, he'd been celebrating 18 years since his coronation. a former truck driver, he became the maori king when his mother died after a a0 year reign. king tuheitia was the seventh monarch in the kiingitanga movement. the role, which was largely ceremonial, was created in 1858, to unite the maori tribes and prevent the loss of land in the face of british colonisation. the country will be in mourning. he was a fantastic king with a great sense of humour and a good man who was interested in making sure that people treat each other with respect, and that will be his legacy, as we go forward from here. but, in recent months, new zealanders protested against the prime minister's policies, that, critics say, erode hard—fought indigenous rights in the country. the best pra

the maori king of new zealand died at the age of 69. he celebrated the 18th year of his reign a few days ago was he died this morning while recovering from heart surgery. the maori king of new zealand was the seventh king of the kingi tanga movement. this movement is known for uniting the indigenous maori tribes of new zealand against british colonialism in 1857. maori make up nearly 20% of new zealand's population. the head of the government of new zealand is king charles iii of england, and the governor general, who is proposed by parman. new zealand is elected to be responsible for signing the laws. japan's aging population has reduced the labor force in this country . japan's working-age population over the past two decades it decreased from 11 million people and caused the labor force to decrease in japan's economic fields. according to the published statistics for every japanese job seeker in the last month, there was more than one job and the lack of manpower has a negative impact on various sectors such as construction, housing,

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zealand doesn't have because new zealand's been nuclear free ideologically, which we have not been . not been. and all governments, whilst you can blame them for not building enough, all governments generally have accepted that josh howie is part of the mix. >> good old days. we're back to the good old days where the state knows what's best. we cannot allow the unfettered free market. it must warm the cockles of your heart. >> well, the state is deliberately destroying a perfectly good energy system. we had in the name of decarbonising, which is making us chronically dependent on imported energy from the european union, which is about 9% very short of energy. >> but 9% of our electricity is imported. >> well, and it's going to be a lot more than that on some days it's 20, 20 plus percent. we're about to see the end of all but one of our nuclear power stations, and there are no proper plans for replacing any of that. any time soon, and somebody needs to get on with it. i've been urging this country to build some gas turbines to see us through a 20 year period before we get to the new

now, let's move on to new zealand. new zealand's maori king has died at the age of sixty—nine.ster, christopher luxon, said king tuheitia's unwavering commitment to his people had left an indelible mark on the nation. king charles (, who knew the maori rulerfor many years,) said he was profoundly saddened to hear of his death. he was king for 18 years, he did a lot to strengthen... we are going to miss him. i'm joined now by new zealand journalist, mihi — the king reigned for 18 years — what's the legacy he leaves behind? particularly in the last three years, he will be remembered as an elderly statesman who has been able to... in the last six months he has held a number of meetings of the islands. we have come from all four corners of the islands to meet and talk about government policies that many maori believe are difficult to deal with. we have got a coalition government that is looking to as people criticise to rewrite the treaty... he was leading a movement which was bringing people altogether, he will be remembered for that. altogether, he will be remembered forthat. i a

the big shock coming out of new zealand. speculation coming out of japan.he pace when it comes to hiking rates? you clearly have the fed on deck as well today. cpi day in the usa but also cpi day here in the u.k. as well. we get data out of the united kingdom very shortly. around this, the earnings story that continues. ubs is the big story of the morning. we've got plenty of other ceos we will be talking to throughout the morning to get a handle on what's happening with the global economy. you bf over delivering. guy: the analyst -- tom: the analysts pointed to the wealth analyst business and returning capital to shareholders. they are expected to see higher capital requirements. it seems that ubs is more than meeting expectations. they will return to -- caster show -- shareholders. $27 billion in net new assets in the second quarter in terms of wealth management. guy: the numbers are outstanding. feels like softness creeping into the second half of the year. we will see exactly what's happening there. we need to hear from the man himself. the person who h

on a huge map, but two islands of new zealand were not there.official wellington decides to protest , it seems too late, but it is also impossible to leave the insult to national dignity unanswered. belarus once again responded to such burning questions for some, who is actually the last dictatorship of europe who is engaged in information leaks and without regard for the law elementary principles of justice. let me remind you that on july 26, when crossing our border at the grigorovshchina checkpoint , the border control found suspicious luggage in the car with latvian license plates. what leaks were there in relation to? in connection with this case, and how it all ended, watch today immediately after the panorama an exclusive interview with a citizen of latvia daniel cirsis, whom a number of biased media outlets called almost a prisoner of the last dictatorship in europe. how the regime rolled over the latvian, confession from the horse's mouth, daniel, a citizen of latvia, the story of four latvian citizens detained for smuggling marijuana.

. >> a special treat tonight for new zealanders. how must go shielded by jungle poncho and another covering our troops up through the pouring rain store. and it would be bad for the operator where he does stop the rain is no barrier. the show must go on. our troops sit through the rainstorm, and they would be bad for the operator. army nurses at an undisclosed fighting front. and notice is posted. g a fire on a gas buggy minus the familiar way their heading for the movie in big. the problem is much more simple just find the right kind of auditorium and you can give the man the same presentation they used to get it home. how. in the outlying areas along the italian front mobile units doing the job of bringing the movies to the troops. most our outfits only show about three nights a week, so it's not uncommon for the men to visit another camp close by, even though they see the same picture as the night mobile units are doing the job of bringing the movies to the troops. it's the same story each time operations permit time out for one

deadly lollipops emergency in new zealand. a charity unknowingly distributed lollipops containing extremely high levels of methamphetamine to homeless people. according to media reports, they were donated by a member of the public. about 400 people received the kits, which may have contained contaminated lollipops. at least eight families, including a child, claimed them and tried them. fortunately, there were no casualties. the police have already launched a criminal investigation into the incident. a ban for the good. once again, the european union has provided assistance to belarus without even suspecting it. in an effort to deal another blow to our economy, european officials have adopted a new package of sanctions, including a ban on the supply of second-hand clothing from the eu. thus, they helped to resolve existing issues in the industry. this opinion was shared with journalists by an analyst at the agency. the eu, introducing sanctions against. the european union now understands perfectly well that sanctions will not

>> i did meet with partners when i was with the new zealand speaker. i met with australian counterparts and i met with indonesia so there were a number of countries from the region w that we had the opportunity to talk about how we can work together. we are working for example with australia. i think it's $65 billion to -- correct me -- million sounds better. $65 million to address digital issues. we are working with countries on youth programs and education programs because we know we can't do it alone. the countries in the region know the regions better than we know the region. i'm not going to say i know the cook islands when i was told by the new zealand minister when he was there that there are more islanders living in new zealand than living on the island. so they clearly know these countries well, and i think we have to take advantage of what they bring to the table, the tools they bring to the table so that we can work together on our common interests. then i add one thing. i came away from my visit with that people want to be heard. they don't

zealand were not there, now official wellington is deciding what to do. it seems too late to protest, but it is also impossible to leave such an insult to national dignity without consequences. and such was the day of sports. kristina kamysh worked in the studio. all the best. and the apartment, the apartment, i will certainly give to anya, i am your son, what kind of father is he to you, rubbed in at. house, broke up the family, all like her mother, yes, we did everything we could, i was not even nearby, hold on, you know that i always i was very pleased with your work, but lately you have not been like yourself, clients complain, monthly payroll, utility bills have been destroyed, pen write a statement of your own free will, let me help you, he is first of all honest, clean in all respects, hardworking, this is an educated nation that still reads a lot, this kindness, it is so , i don’t know, so deep, so sincere, it is impossible not to notice, how did they end up in belarus and why did they stay here to live, here i had a business trip of the year two

gold to the usa, new zealand silver and great britain _ usa, new zealand silver and great britain afterations to them. gps in england have voted overwhelmingly to take industrial action, and that could now see doctors limiting patient appointments. the doctors union the bma says that some practices have had to close because government funding has not kept up with rising costs. all of this coming as at the department of help announces plans for more newly qualified gps this year —— department of health. catherine burns joins us now. department of health. catherine burnsjoins us now. this department of health. catherine burns joins us now.— burns joins us now. this has 'ust ha--ened burns joins us now. this has 'ust happened in fl burns joins us now. this has 'ust happened in the i burns joins us now. this has 'ust happened in the last i burns joins us now. this has 'ust happened in the last half i burns joins us now. this has 'ust happened in the last half an i burns joins us now. this hasjustl happened in the last half an hour, but the bma says that 98.3% of those who voted have backed s

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the new zealander birdied the 18th at the old course to finish one shot clear of the rest of the fieldurnament, three under for the day. and there were a few tense moments for lydia ko, who went straight onto the practice green after she'd finished her round, keeping her eye in and keeping warm, knowing that there could be a potential playoff. she had to watch as both the defending champion, lilia vu, and the overnight leader, jiyai shin, finished their rounds because both had a chance of at least equalling her score and forcing a playoff. the overnight leader, jiyai shin, was on five under with two holes to go, but she dropped a shot at the 17th, putting her out of contention. lilia vu, though, was a different matter. she was on six under as she came down the 18th fairway. she had a putt for birdie, and to take the match to a playoff, butjust came up short, handing the championship to lydia ko. ijust didn't have the belief that one day i could win the women's open and you know, of all the majors, i had never really put myself in contention that much at this championship. so almost too

congratulations to new zealand.the fate of deif. hamas said that deif survived the attack, but did not provide proof. deif was one of the hamas leaders that israel said were marked for death after the october the seventh attack. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. just after we've had the news of these guys are targeted killings in these guys are targeted killings in the past couple of days, the israeli military putting out this short statement confirming that in their strike in the south of gaza two weeks ago, it did in fact kill this man, who

the new zealander birdied the 18th at the old course to finish one shot clear of the rest of the fieldtournament, three underfor the day. and there were a few tense moments for lydia ko, who went straight onto the practice green after she'd finished her round, keeping her eye in and keeping warm, knowing that there could be a potential playoff. she had to watch as both the defending champion, lilia vu, and the overnight leaderjiyai shin, finished their rounds because both had a chance of at least equalling her score and forcing a playoff. the overnight leader jiyai shin was on five under with two holes to go, but she dropped a shot at the 17th, putting her out of contention. lilia vu, though, was a different matter. she was on six under as she came down the 18th fairway. she had a putt for birdie, and to take the match to a playoff, butjust came up short, handing the championship to lydia ko. ijust didn't have the belief that one day i could win the women's open and you know, of all the majors, i had never really put myself in contention that much at this championship. so almost too go

new zealand travel to south africa at the end of august.plummer, with patrick tuipulotu and stephen perofeta still sidelined by injury. they're also hoping captain scott barrett will be fit to face the world champion springboks following a finger injury. and australia's cycling governing body has said it expects matt richardson to be ineligible to take part in competitive events for two years after he switched nationality to great britain. the 25—year—old track cyclist won three medals for australia at the paris olympics, but announced his change of allegiance last week. however, under rules from the cycling union, cyclists who change nationality are not eligible to compete at the next edition of the world and continental championships which follow the date of their switch. head to the bbc sport website for more on all of those stories, including the latest on the cricket, and the football transfer rumours. that's it, thanks forjoining us, goodbye for now. some breaking news from the search operation going on off the coast of sicily. these

zealand deposit was shot dead after landing in an isolated area. full passengers were unharmed. incident comes nearly 18 months after rebels abducted another pilot from new zealand who remains in captivity. australia governments has raised its tara threat level from possible to probable, saying the change is due to an increase in extremist views and community tensions over the israel. how much more? 5 minutes to answer the alba. nice. and he says, well, officials thing the current climate makes terrorism an increased risk that i don't know if any specific stretch. a diplomatic meetings are on the way across the middle east, in an effort to de escalate. rising regional tensions. jones foreign minister has made a rad visit to iran, where told symbols have taken place with representatives from egypt among could taught us. and its allies are urging old policies to prevent, to why the escalation of the conflict among the assassination of how must be that you smell honey a into tron. iran has vowed to punish israel for the candidates, but it's foreign mi

argentina have said reigning champions new zealand with a 30 —— i3 said reigning champions new zealandd have ever conceded at home. we obviously have a little bit of a technical problem at the sports centre. we will be back in the next hour. you can keep up with all the olympics on bbc sport and app. king charles has made his first public comments since the outbreak of widespread disorder across the uk — expressing "heartfelt thanks" to the police and emergency services. police say more than 740 people have been arrested — and more than 300 charged — since the unrest that followed the killing of three children in southport. thomas mcgill has more. our street! whose street? our street! maintaining order at the latest demonstration, outside a hotel believed to be used to accommodate asylum seekers in crawley. a small number of anti—immigration protesters were met by hundreds of others from the group stand up to racism. sussex police say they made one arrest, a 40—year—old man. he's one of more than 740 people who've been arrested in connection with the violence and disorder seen across e

beautiful places that he anchored and this is the place i call ship cove in new zealand. my wife and i hiked all over the place in one of the few monuments has not been splattered with red paint. then he goes on to what he calls the cook islands the pond island group and a lot of other island moving towards tahiti. another absolute gorgeous place of place that was famous for all the sailors in england and all over europe for being a beautiful placeut beautiful womn great food and great place to get r&r in fact half the sailors on board t the ship signed on so they could go to this incredible spot dtd. this is from my iphone. don't hate me for the fact that i had to go to these places. he wasn't just there for r&r. he wasn't just there for fun. he was there with a mission to particular emission from the admiralty and that was, that had to do it this guy an interesting pollinating young man who was a major character in the book, a guy who would come to england on cook's second voyage because the first polynesian to step foot on british soil. in england he had an amazing exp

the incident comes nearly, i think months after rebels abducted another pilot from new zealand remains in captivity or in bangladesh. prime minister shake has seen a resigned and fled to india, maybe reports. so he plans to travel on to london as kyle groups. have a nation demonstrated so to the straits, to demand, to exit, and now celebrating with many storming the prime ministers, official residents in deca wisdom, governments and the head of bangladesh as military are appealing for calm. after months of protests and hundreds of people killed bangladesh, his anti government protestors got what they wanted. prime minister shed casino has stepped down to the owner of the prime minister, has resigned from head post. and we will form an interim government to run the country. and show local den, delta god willing, whatever demand you have, we will fulfill them. and we will bring the ship pieces back. cda, new york, defying a nationwide military curfew. 1000 storm shade, casinos, official, residents after her departure the day after deadly clashes killed over 90 people. standing in the off

the incident comes nearly 18 months off to rebels. adults with another pilot from new zealand who remains in captivity . the british prime minister kissed all my husband now to bring mt immigrant protest as to justice of today's violence across the u. k. he described the riots as quote followed, right, so great. the unrest follows the faithful staffing of 3 young girls from the town themselves last week to the us slice president. pamela harris is points to announce her running mates off to interviewing potential candidates over the weekend front runners to serve as her vice president include the governor of pennsylvania just shapiro, arizona, send us a monk kelly. and tim waltz, the governor of minnesota, paris is expected to announce up pick late this week. just dropped on the us safe and florida areas bracing for its 1st hearken of the 2020 full season tropical storm. debbie is already bringing flooding and high winds to the states, gulf coast. full cost is expected to intensify rapidly making land full as a hurricane on monday, with ortiz urging people in coastal areas to evacuate and

the incident comes merely, i think. months after rebels abducted another pilot from new zealand who remains in captivity. to banquet this way, a prime minister shake has seen us resigned and fled to india. many reports i see plans to travel on to london as kyle scripts, so the nation demonstrated. so i took to the states to demand, to exit now celebration with many storming the prime ministers, official residents in deka wisdom, governments and the head of bangladesh as military appealing for calm. after months of protests and hundreds of people killed, sanklo dashes, anti government protesters got what they wanted. prime ministers, shake casino has stepped down to the owner by prime minister has resigned from a post. and we will form an interim government to run the country. and shall local, then jump to god willing, whatever demand you have, we will fulfill them. and we will bring the ship piece back to the new york defying a nationwide military curfew. 1000 storm shade, casinos, official, residents after her departure the day after deadly clashes killed over 90 people. standing in the of

new zealand take gold, romania silver. a remarkable bronze for great britain!u can keep updated on the bbc news website and the sport page carrying all the latest news. the uk has some of the highest dementia rates in the world, and now high cholesterol and poor eyesight have been identified as two issues which can increase the chance of developing the disease. experts say that by tackling these two factors along with 12 others relating to health and lifestyle nearly half of all dementia cases could be delayed or prevented. our health correspondent dominic hughes explains. dementia has hit andy�*s family hard. his dad lived with the disease for years before it claimed his life. andy also knows that high cholesterol levels run in his family, and that�*s now been identified as a risk factor for dementia. so he�*s taking steps to reduce that risk. we can�*t worry about the things that we can�*t control. they�*rejust, you know, beyond our ability. but i think if you can kind of look at those things, you know, we as a family thinking, make sure we get some exercise,

this is the place called ship cove in new zealand, where i spent a while my wife and i, we hiked all over the place. one of the few monuments that has not been splattered with red paint. then he goes on through what we call the cook islands, the island group, a lot of other islands finally moving towards tahiti, another absolutely gorgeous place, the place that was famous among all the of england and all over europe for being a, you know, a beautiful place, beautiful women, great a great place to kind of get some r&r. in fact, half the sailors on board this ship, they signed on so they could go to this spot, tahiti. this is from my iphone. don't hate me for the fact that i had to, you know, had to go to these places. of course, where he anchored. but he wasn't just there for he wasn't just there for he was there with a mission, a very particular mission from the and that was that had to do with this guy a very interesting young man named mai, who was a major character in, the book, a guy who had come to england on cook's second voyage and had become the first polynesian to set foot o

the new zealander picking up her 3rd major, her first since 2016 and a winner's cheque of over £1 millionugall is at the old course for us. jane, what a finish to a fascinating tournament. just as the rain and the wind stops, and the sun comes out, lydia ko has just been presented with the women's open trophy here at st andrews. just two weeks after winning the olympic gold medal in paris, she has won this major at the home of golf stop this major at the home of golf stop this is her third major, but there has been eight years since her second one and her third one. she was asked what she was more happy about come on winning the olympic gold medal two weeks ago are winning this major? she said it was like asking her whether she liked her mother better or her father better, so very much a sense of humour there. there were a few tense moments for the new zealander, because once she had finished her round on 7—under parfor the tournament, and that was after she had birdied the 18th, she had to wait and watch as some of the other contenders came in and finish their rounds. lydia ko was on the

paul: i would like to get your thoughts on the move from new zealand yesterday.y will not do anything until 2025. yesterday, they considered a 50 point basis move, hauser confidence in the new zealand central bank? charlie: the confidence is there. i have a history of making relatively large statements. they like to move the market. we felt there was a good chance of 50 yesterday, but 25 would be delivered. the reason is the inflation pathway begins to fall, and in the third quarter, there is a huge number to drop from the fed quarter 2023 not -- in the very low twos, and that looks extremely restrictive in an economy that is really struggling and has had retail sales, and it does need to have the rains let out a little bit. suddenly you will hear in a moment that that is probably their thinking and what they suggested. some domestic banks are taking a look further at suggesting a terminal rate of 3% is highly possible. we would be more in that camp, but a lot can be delivered here. assuming inflation is well behaved. paul: the ceo of jamieson. after delivering t

a million people have declined new zealand's maori king dies at age 69 he was the seventh king of the kingitanga movement , known for uniting new zealand's indigenous maori tribes against british colonialism in 1858. immediately the volcano in iceland erupted again, the volcano in the south of iceland, sightseeing. he pulled it towards him. the city near the volcano was evacuated. iceland has more than 30 active volcanoes. at least 24 people were killed in the flood in yemen put many are missing. 28 houses were destroyed in the province. rescuers are trying to find the missing and open closed streets and roads. in the name of god, salam, zahra rahimi, the young taekwondo worker of our country, won the first medal of iran's convoy in the paralympic games in paris. taekwondo athletes lit the first light of iran's team during the 10th paralympic competition. zahra rahimi, a 15-year-old girl and the youngest member of the iranian contingent , was able to win a silver medal in women's parakwondo in minus 52 kg weight. i'm going to the final before i start my game against brazil i did it fr

moving on to new zealand, the next top on his voyage -- stop. ii won't go into it and i don't really have time. it involves cannibalism, i'll just leave it at that. and i had to do some difficult research along thelt way. [laughter] hardship research. i sent this to my editor, i think, when i was down there. he was, like, what's going on down there? [laughter] there was aer lot of research on this voyage, this research trip, but there was also a decent amount of research -- [laughter] beautiful places that he anchored. this is a place called ship cove in new zealand where it's been a while -- we spent a while, my wife and i, and we hiked all over the place. one of the few monuments that has not been splattered with red paint. then he goes on through what we call the cook islands, the tonga island group, a lot of other islands, finally moving towards tahiti. another absolutely gorgeous place, a place that was famous among all the sailors of england and all over europe for being, you know, a beautiful place, beautiful women, great food, a great pl

moving onto new zealand the next stop on his voyage. i won't go into it and i don't really have time, it involves cannibalism. i will just leave it at that and i had to do some difficult research along the way, hardship research, i sent this to my editor when i was down there. he's like what is going on down there? there was a lot of research on this voyage, this research trip but there was also decent amount of research, beautiful places that he anchored. hiked all over the place. one of the few monuments that's not been splattered with red paint. then he goes on through what we call the cook islands, the tonga island groups, a lot of islands finally moving towards tajiti, beautiful place, beautiful women, greatat food, a great ple to kind of get some r&r, in fact, half of the sailors on the board this ship signed on so they could go to incredible spot tahiti. this is from my iphone. don't hate me for the fact that i had -- i had to go to these places. of course, where he anchored but he wasn't just there for r&r, he wasn't just there

zealand team failed, taking the last place. many athletes complained of bouts of nausea during the swim. the canadian threw up live on air, the belgian was hospitalized with symptoms of acute pancreatitis. in this case, the paris mayor should also accuse microbiologists of lying, who regularly published the results of water and wall tests. since the beginning of the olympics , its quality indicators were within the declared norm only for 2 days; due to river pollution after heavy rains on july 28-29 , triathletes' training events were cancelled. on july 30, the organizers postponed the men's competition for the same reason. on july 31, the swim still took place. despite the fact that the tests showed excess indicators of e. coli and enterococci in september, after training events were cancelled the day before the mixed relays on august 3 and 4, again due to the poor quality of the river water. in fairness , it should be noted that perhaps the seine should not be blamed for all the troubles, because apparently there were plenty

now for more on this story, we're joined live from new zealand by professor john cochrane biologist who studies penguins. thank you so much for being here with us first. what can you tell us about the this this couple, how they got together and their life as a couple they were in captivity in the sydney's xu on friday. >> i don't know the details about how they came to be together but but it's not uncommon to have same sex peers of winds in captivity, but says happened four or five different species of penguins yeah, that's fascinating. >> and these two, i guess what distinguished them was just how much time they spent together, right. i mean, usually coupled sort of form during the mating season and they kind of go away. these ones basically just work together all the time. they even became successful parents, raising several chicks together. what stood out for you about about their the way they were but certainly the length of that pier bond is unusual. and then as you say, normally appear, pairing is active during the breeding season and north active outside of the breeding season. b

that one happened in 2010 from new zealand or to new zealand, rather from hawaii.ate finance committee chairman says justice thomas never reported that flight justice thomas has not commented its alleged actions like that, though, that have president biden proposing some major reforms to the us supreme court. at the same time, the public's approval of the nation's highest court is at an all time low. cbs ed o'keefe looks at the president's plan on the table. >>>>we need a mandatory code of ethics for the supreme court, and we need it now. >>>speaking at the lyndon b johnson library, president biden says he's pushing for a constitutional amendment stating any former president could be prosecuted for crimes while in office. he thinks the nine justices should be required to disclose all major gifts and travel and recuse themselves from cases in which their spouses have financial or other conflicts of interest. >>>>these scandals involving the justices have caused public opinion to question the court's fairness and independence, >>>and he's calling for 18 year term lim

in addition , two athletes from new zealand fell ill, one of them hayden wilde, who took silver in the... competition, after the swim he was treated for e. coli for two days, the condition of the athletes after the swim in the hay affected their preparation for the mixed relay, in which the new zealand team failed, taking the last place. many athletes complained of bouts of nausea during the swim. the canadian even threw up in live, the belgian woman was hospitalized with symptoms of acute intestinal infection. however , the international olympic committee flatly refuses to acknowledge the problem. the organizing committee of the games said that they did not... forge the results of water tests and walls. since the beginning of the olympics, its quality indicators were within the declared norm only for 2 days due to pollution of the river after heavy rains . on july 28-29, triathletes ' training events were cancelled. on july 30 , the organizers postponed the men's competition for the same reason. on july 31, the swim was still took place, despite the fact that samples showed excess lev

haidi: does new zealand make sense as a next step? >> i love new zealand.vorite countries in the world. but right now our focus is on singapore and the u.s. haidi: what do you think the greatest risks are? >> have you had our food yet? [laughter] haidi: i am asking you. you have to think about both sides of the equation. what do you think the risks are at this point? >> we run restaurants. we want to make sure the food is safe. we don't see any risks. that really resonates with us. our restaurants continue to grow. haidi: how do you view the household sentiment issue in australia? do you think that will hold up? you look at what has happened and does that tell you that there is economic uncertainty? >> we don't look at the share price. we are going to be in this business for a long time. we are very happy. haidi: really great to have you with us. as we continue to watch that stock throughout the day. let's take a look at india markets as we get into the start of the training -- trading day there. sentiment is lower. we often see this. they are still holding

the incident comes new 18 months off to rebels. abducted another pilot from new zealand who remains in captivity. to us, vice president pamela, our asses points to announce her running mates of to interviewing potential candidates over the weekends front runners to serve. as her vice president include, governor of pennsylvania, jewel shapiro, arizona sent us the mont kelly to moltz the governor of minnesota. paris is expected to announce her pick early this week. pay off. just under the mastic. may things are on the way across the middle east, in efforts to de escalate, rising regional tensions. jordan's foreign minister has made a rev visit to iran, where talks a whole. so taking place with representatives from egypt, amman, i'm could tell us and its allies all urging little parties to prevent a wide escalation of the conflict. following the assassination of the hama lita is male honey in terror. on that medium, iran has vowed to punish israel for the killing, but it's foreign ministry says it is not looking to escalate tensions. now that's according to the voice as news agency. an er

three people have been taken to hospital after a food bank in new zealand unintentionally distributedethal amount of methamphetamine. police in new zealand are racing to trace the sweets, which as many as 400 people may have received in food parcels. it's believed criminals may have packaged the drugs as sweets to avoid detection. stay with us here on bbc news. coming up, we have the latest business and sport for you. hello there. temperatures have been cooling somewhat since we had the highest temperature of the year so far to begin this week. today looks rather cloudy for parts of england and wales, with some rain at times, but plenty of sunshine thanks to this ridge of high pressure. but we look to the north west, this area of low pressure and its active weather front will bring a spell of wet and windy weather for many of us over the next 2a hours. that rain starts to push into scotland and northern ireland through this evening and overnight. much of england and wales will tend to be drier. we'll have a bit of cloud hanging on in the south east, that will stop temperatures from di

the athletes' condition affected their preparation for the mixed relay, in which the new zealand teamtook the last fourteenth place. earlier , triathletes from belgium and switzerland complained of symptoms of an intestinal infection. on august 6, pollution of the paris seine prevented athletes from training before the open water swimming tournament, and this is already the fifth cancelled training session during the olympics. there are still problems with nutrition at the paris games athletes. three-time olympic swimming champion from great britain adam pite said that he found worms in his food. he also complained about the lack of variety in the source. american gymnastics champion simone biles players of the german national field hockey team. now let's talk about football. according to the results of the first three rounds of the russian premier league, only two teams scored maximum points: st. petersburg zenit and moscow dynamo. in the football of russia program on our channel, cameroonian legionary of dynamo mumingema shared his opinion regarding the competition with zenit. when

in addition, two athletes from new zealand fell ill, one of them was hayden wilde, who took silver in the individual competition. after he spent two days recovering from e. coli. the condition. after the swim in the hay affected their preparation for the mixed relay, in which the new zealand team failed, taking the last place. many athletes complained of bouts of nausea during the swim. the canadian threw up live on air, the belgian was hospitalized with symptoms of acute intestinal infection. however , the international olympic committee flatly refuses to acknowledge the problem. the organizing committee of the games said that they do not see any connection between all these cases with the competitions on senya. the mayor of paris. olga went even further. according to her, all the talk about the poor quality of water in sina is slander and fake ns. there is not a single athlete who got sick because he swam in hay. this is fake news. in addition, the national olympic committees themselves have restored the truth. the hay has been cleaned, and we are very proud of it. in this case, the

we have people from new zealand, south africa, canada.ally for the emmerdale tour. it was really high on our priority of things to do when we came here. really keen. you must be big fans of the show, then? yeah, we are. i started first and brought him in and now he loves it, as well. we watch it together every night. huge fans. this, it was bought as a christmas present from one of our sons. - i was really lookingj forward to doing it. tried to choose a nice day - and we seem to have done that. yeah, i've watched it from since . probably the late 705, early '805. we love emmerdale. don't miss an episode. yeah _ and we're cousins and we usually try and treat ourselves to a full day out somewhere. and this was one of the ideas. and i kept saying i've never been, it's on my bucket list, we've got to do it. people coming to the uk to come on holiday that might usually spend most of their time in london, at london—based attractions, and coming up to, you know, leeds and manchester to visit emmerdale and coronation street is bringing that touri