the new zealand christchurch has been struck again by a powerful earth quake. eyewitnesss report power lines and phone lines down as a result. about a hundred people were killed there back in february. >>> groft troops have stormed a town in syria. syrian state media reports that at least three people were killed in the fighting. authorities say they have found a mass grave there. >>> the party minister once won an easy victory in turkish elections. he won 551% to win the votes. >>> it's causing air travelers problems throughout the southern hemisphere. the ash is spewing more than a week after it's erupted. it's led to the cancellations of all flights from the cap and caused a delay in flights from new zealand to australia. those are the headlines. i'm zain verjee from cnn in london. "world business today" starts now. >>> good morning from cnn london. i'm charles hodson. this is "world business today," and these are the top stories. >>> new zealand is rocked by a series of earthquakes rattling the dollar. >>> three are a crowd as the imf hopefuls try to streng

the factory in new zealand to assemble these boats was still being built. on behalf of the team that have put all of these ac 45's down in new zealand, testing, there has been a tremendous effort to design, build, manufacture, trial, transport, and get all of this in under 12 months to portugal. it is nine months to this day. truly remarkable. what is even more remarkable about it is, when you try to do something new, you often make mistakes, but these boats, these teams, what we have seen from the speed of sailing, to the spectacular capsize, theseboats are designed for what they -- are functioning as they were designed to be. for many traditional america's cup people, there was doubt whether these boats would put a little ahead of them. they are providing exactly what we needed. so often go to portugal. there are 50 boats on route to portugal. 136 containers. there are tents, people, juries, 100 television people. the america's cup world series is a big event. for us to assemble all of this and liz bonn, -- lisbon, starting the world series, major plannin

we were together in christ church, new zealand when the devastating earthquake on february 22 hit us like a freight train during lunchtime. it was a tragic day and a lot of us will never forget it. about 150 american leaders including young leaders were on hand for the partnership forum which is a vehicle for strengthening and reinvigorating our ties with new zealand and kurt, of course, has been a major driver of this initiative. they, with the support of our friends in new zealand they evacuated us to the antarctic air base and we were waiting to be evacuated on the airways. it was kurt campbell who was standing in dust and earthquake ooze along with his new zealand counterpart and he really took charge. he took charge when the chips were down. he took charge of that evacuation. he sorted out who would go first on the airplanes, who would go when, and he wasn't first. he was the last on that airplane. [laughter] >> and he took great care and i was really impressed by this. he took great care to personally sit down with the young leaders and put them at ease as we evacuated our way

>> charles, new zealand as we know is flown for its flightless birds.he latest strange bird to show up on a new zealand beach is no i can which. he's a very long way from home. chrissy more ro explains. >> a majestic tourist from the south poll looking well out of place on the coast. locals came to catch a view of this rare site on the beach. >> i want to rescue it, poor little thing. >> beautiful. so nice for him to see it as well at such a long wage. >> a long way from home, the flightless visitor is usually found in the antarctic, up to a meter tall and weigh up to 30 kilograms. >> a bit little or big? >> big. >> this one would have been among this year's crop of chicks. usually they stay and feed on fish and squid and criminal, this one has kept going north, a very long way from its usual range. >> this juvenile only the second emperor penguin known to have visited new zealand's shores, the first one on the beach in 1967. >> to have one this far north is very exceptional. >> first time in 40 years and we get to see it, just very special to be part o

a chilling flashback for the people of christchurch, new zealand. new earthquakes, a reminder of the deadly chaos in february. >>> ash clouds keep planes on the ground in zrail and new zealand, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. >>> and a thrilling race in canada. the formula one world champion makes a crucial mistake that throws away victory. >>> government forces in syria aren't letting up in their crackdown on the city that's become a flash point in the country's political crisis. thousands of people from the city have fled across the border into turkey. those who remain are at the mercy of the military who took control at the weekend. they say hundreds of military vehicles and helicopters were used at the assault and there was heavy shelling. ban ki-moon has argued against forces. syria tv also says authorities have found decapitated and mutilated bodies in a mass grave. it says the victims were members toof security forces who were killed by armed gangs a week ago. cnn's reporters are not allowed into syria at the moment, so we can't veri

check its website for details >> and travel disruption in australia and new zealand.eavy volcanic ash is still causing heavy delays. meanwhile, new zealand said thousands of home will have to be abandoned in church christchurch. let's get the latest on the air travel disruptions there in the southern pacific. joining me live in sydney is james. so, james, is the situation getting a little bit more relaxed now? >> good evening, charles. well, i suppose it's a question you could pose to some of the 60,000 or so passengers that have been stranded for two days now. as i heard you mention, the flights to and from melbourne have largely been lifted. a lot of the airlines, like qantas, actually putting on larger planes and more frequent flights to i suppose bring down the backlog that has built up over the past two days. however, for qantas, still suspension on flights to and from add late, tasmania and new zealand. so there are expectations many passengers could be waiting for a third day. look, some of the things we've been seeing in a lot of airports around the country ha

and so when one turned up last week on the balmy shore of new zealand, rescuers knew they had to actt. here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: you can just imagine the pitch to the discovery channel. penguin 911, an emergency medical show featuring one of nature's most lovable creatures. who wouldn't want to watch? >> you don't often see surgery being done on penguins. it's kind of gross but fascinating. getting to see the view down his throat. >> reporter: this isn't the reality tv show. it's the news from wellington, new zealand, after an emperor penguin nicknamed happy feet washed up on the beach one week ago. >> i just wanted to rescue it. poor little thing. >> reporter: the first emperor penguin in 44 years to turn up in new zealand, more than 2,000 miles off course. the hungry little penguin started gulping down wet sand by the mouthful. >> normally when he gets on the beach in antarctica, he would start eating snow. it appears in this particular case he didn't know the difference and started eating sand and that's what made him sick. >> reporter: at first conservation official

but new zealand did not dwell on that. the equalized minutes later, thanks to ever heard -- amber heard. japan took up the pressure with better luck in better -- with better chances. it was not until a free kick that they finally pulled ahead with the game willing -- winning goal. it was a narrow but deserved the win for japan, judged to be one of the strongest sides in the tournament. >> summer is officially here in germany. temperatures across europe hit highs on monday. if you believe german folklore, the rest of the summer might be less nice. >> he is probably wishing he could take off his coat, but he has found a way to cool off. the high temperatures are forcing city dwellers across europe to take a dip. some have even resorted to public fountains. >> there is a pond. i want to go in that. >> the fountain. >> sun worshipers in germany should take in the race while they can. the weather is due to turn again on wednesday. >> than the heat will be over. that means storm warnings, even tornadoes. >> that could spell more

a grueling three and a half months they begin their preparations for this autumn's world cup in new zealand the team. find out will take part in an arduous training program in an attempt to belittle the tournament minerals. the clock is ticking for the russian rugby team this one hundred days remains of a rugby ball cut gets underway in new zealand as russian made big baby in the competition and coach kingsley jones knows he's got plenty of work ahead of him. it's a massive challenge you know always like challenges in my life. let me sort of read the underdog if you like and i'm sure we are underdogs of course but. there's a massive potential here and i think the rugby world cup is ninety nine days away. there's room for improvement a lot of improvement in every department in one thousand nine hundred some of the teams in the rugby world cup were improved so much more so we're going to train catch up groaned jones was coach going to sail while he played for the welsh national team has gone back to his roots to bring in some good bits fitness coaches around to try and make the russians compe

free of pain and in jurors as they start their preparations for september's rugby world cup in new zealand russia will be watching outsiders when they told me gets underway so it's vitally important physically competitive at bay want to perform well in the tournament richard dancy on oscar region. shekh he'll o'neill is hanging up his jersey the legendary big man saying goodbye to basketball after almost two decades on the hardwood thirty nine year old neil started his action packed career back in one thousand nine hundred laying the first four years with urine on the logic he then became one of the most dominant centers in the game helping lead the l.a. lakers to three straight n.b.a. title starting in two thought isn't the big our stuff will also one of the finals m.v.p. award to go to each ring he then other than the other title in miami in two thousand and six chorus not a camille who had been a boston celtic this year also want to limp it all with the us i didn't see. what i was now the russian biathlon union has its sets on the future after a difficult year perform culminating in a d

mother nature has plans. >> the cloud of ash reached australia and new zealand over the weekend. fort caught -- causing delays and flights -- in flight. in southern chile, the army has been helping some local residents return to their homes to pick up their belongings. many of them have been living in temporary shelters for week. >> animals and all my things, my life is hostage here. >> no one knows how long this will go on for. in 1921, when this same chain of volcanoes burst into life, it carried on spewing smoke and ash right through into the following year. >> vietnam's prime minister has issued a decree about a potential military dispute concerning sovereignty over potential oil-rich waters in the south china sea. the decree of lines to would be exempted for broke out. vietnam has twice accused china of cutting the cables of the oil exploration vessels in the disputed area. a strong earthquake has shaken parts of indonesia although a tsunami is not expected. the 6.2 magnitude quake struck off indonesia's's island at 13 kilometers beneath the sea surface. which is relatively

the ailing penguin stranded thousands of miles away from home in new zealand.id wright on the penguin that has captured so many hearts around the globe. >> reporter: new zealand's favorite little penguin is starting to bounce back. after two operations today, this is the chilly recovery room. >> his demeanor is good. yesterday he actually punched me in the stomach with his flipper! >> reporter: the emperor penguin nicknamed "happy feet" washed up on new zealand beach a week ago. the lost and clearly hungry little guy promptly ate a lot of wet sand, thinking it was snow. that's when the wellington zoo stepped in, mounting an unusual rescue. >> we will try to save him, but there's no guarantees. he's pretty sick, and it's quite serious, having that much sand. >> reporter: they prepped the little guy for surgery. even held its foot throughout the ordeal. and with half of new zealand watching through the plate glass window -- >> it's kind of gross but fascinating. >> reporter: -- a gastroenterologist went to work. >> i normally don't have tv cameras and reporters i

across the pacific, almost 6,000 miles away in australia and new zealand, scores of flights have been grounded. some airlines have canceled all services to and from adelaide, tasmania, and flights across the tasman sea to new zealand. >> wanted to go home and come back -- i was told to go home and come back at 10:00, and i did, and i have been in this line since then. >> we booked in a hotel. we are spending a lot of money, and then suddenly, all the plans are going down the drain. >> with a plume of ash still billowing into the skies, life in australia has been disrupted by a volcano most people here have never heard of. the fear is the cancellations could continue well into the week. >> whether it is reconnecting with your old classmates or sharing the fascinating details of your daily lives, these days, facebook is often the social media of choice for 700 million people on the planet, according to the latest count, but for one juror, an ill-advised out reach has landed her in a heap of legal trouble. in a groundbreaking case, the juror in question will be jailed after communicating

this penguin is an emperor penguin creating a bit of a flutter in new zealand.urn from antarctica and now ended up on a beach in new zealand's north ireland, about 3,000 kilometers or so from home. poor guy. wildlife experts are saying it may have lost its bearings while hunting for food. they say the penguin needs to head back down south soon if it's going to survive. >>> listen up to this. there's a social networking site that says it is exclusive, it's only for beautiful people, has actually kicked out 30,000 members because they weren't hot enough. the so-called shrek virus hit the people allowing people to evade the site's strict vetting process. they were banished after being voted out by existing members who said they were too ugly. a help line has been set up so they can -- that they can help them come to terms with that bad piece of news. i don't know who gets to vet all this. >> a help line? >> who is beautiful or not. >> i've been told i'm not pretty enough? is that what they said. >> basically. how are you supposed to know if you're posting the right

he washed up on the shores of new zealand far away from his habitat and got sick of eating sticks and sand. >> see you tomorrow. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

to france for rugby world cup two thousand and seven really about eighty five thousand coming to new zealand for of the world cup two thousand and eleven are also much cheaper to run as an event in the olympics or they do for soccer world cup so yes of course the economic downturn affects everyone but not as much as perhaps other sports have been affected. we chose to world cups at the same time two fifteen which is in england and to nineteen which is in japan our process works extremely well you know rugby is a very clean sport we don't have issues that perhaps other sports might have so we're very happy with the process and very happy also that into nineteen we're branching out into new territory for rugby world cup will be the first time that hasn't been held in one of the traditional rugby countries and so that's pretty exciting for us.

russia may be busy preparing for their maiden appearance at the world cup in new zealand in september but another form of the sport rugby sevens will be hitting this very weekend the russian capital will once again host the second of the four stages of the european ground priest series russia said it rolled up the season opening round in last week while england believe the way ahead of spain twelve teams in all will take part in making for a pot schedule of matches throughout something big and sunday a win on home turf for the young russian team is what they will be aiming for but the ultimate goals are a little bit further in the future. a lot is now being done we've worked out a program for the russian national team as they prepare for the twenty six thousand summer olympics in rio these are the first games to feature a rugby sevens tournament but our main goal now is to in the thirteen were not school siege the world cup and we hope russia will go into these events in top form and produce the best possible result so. ok let's move to formula one where the for

. >> in december, a new zealander finds himself in a rather unusual predicament.in his apartment with his current lover, who happens hob british. the ex-lover knocks at the door, does not get in, but eventually literally pounds the door down, gets in, sees the new zealander with his current girlfriend/lover, and starts messing up the entire apartment and throwing things. so what happens is -- >> okay, what are we seeing here. explain this. >> right now you're seeing one of the girlfriends. one of the girlfriends who's got a facebook page, so we know even though she's in prison, she at least has a computer. so he calls the authorities, the police arrive and arrest all three of them. the new zealander, his british girlfriend, and the brazilian girlfriend, the former girlfriend, and detain them. >> for? >> for illicit conduct, for immorality, and this is a big deal. now what happened this week is they actually get sentenced. he gets sentenced for two months in a dubai prison. i mean, that is no joke, in a communal prison, and each girl gets sentenced for one month. p

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only once before has one of these snow birds popped up all the way in balmy new zealand. >> to have onenorth is very, very exceptional. >> reporter: scientists say it probably got lost looking for food. >> this bird may have gotten caught in the jet stream, it could have gotten caught in some currents. he could have made a left turn at an iceberg, not a right turn at an iceberg and just lost his way. >> reporter: which is understandable. it's dark 24 hours a day right now in antarctica. conditions that they've reproduced here at sea world. one of only three places in the world that has emperor penguins in captivity. penguins are resourceful. >> what are you guys doing? >> we're digging to antarctica. >> reporter: maybe not as resourceful as "madagascar" would have it -- >> we don't belong here. >> reporter: new zealand officials say it's too expensive and too dangerous to transport this penguin home. >> he really does need to get back into the ocean and head south and get back to being with all his other friends. >> reporter: happy feet will need all the resourcefulness a penguin can mu

our tuesday morning update on that wayward penguin in new zealand. david wright. >> reporter: new zealand's favorite little penguin is starting to bounce back. after two operations, this is the chilly recovery room. >> his demeanor is good. yesterday he actually punched me in the stomach with his flipper. >> reporter: the emperor penguin, nicknamed happy feet, washed up on a new zealand beach a week ago. the lost and clearly hungry little guy promptly ate a lot of wet sand, thinking it was snow. that's when the wellington zoo stepped in, mounting an unusual rescue. >> we will try to save him. but there's no guarantees. he's pretty sick and it's quite serious eating that much sand. >> reporter: they prepped the little guy for surgery and even held its foot throughout the ordeal. with half of new zealand watching through the plate glass window -- >> and it's kind of gross but fascinating. >> reporter: a gastroenterologist went to work. >> i don't normally have tv cameras and reporters in the room when i'm doing an endoscopy. i'm not a penguin expert. >

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it's also stopped all new zealand flights. ustralia said it will restart some on amended flight paths. james dagger nixon is from sky news in sydney and joins me now. hey, james, how bad is the backlog? >> good evening, jaine. pretty bad from what we understand. over 60,000 travelers have been i suppose hit by the suspension of flights. many of them camping out in airports and around airports for some two days. some looking like they may have a third day of waiting. no surprise many are -- well tempers fraying. disgruntled travelers at the moment. some for two or three hours at service desks to find out the latest travel information. qantas, national flag carrier if you would like, about 20 minutes ago released a state saying that it is restarting tomorrow and will restart those flights into and out of adelaide. so that leaves all qantas main line flights will be active. however, it is still keeping suspension to and from tasmania. virgin australia a little earlier today resumed all flights. it is looking to hopefully end the b

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a man from new zealand, a woman from new england and another woman from brazil., i have to tell you the story from the beginning. >> okay. >> in december of last year, you have your new zealand gentleman in his apartment with his current girlfriended from england. >> so far, so good. >> the brazilian ex-girlfriend comes to the apartment, lets herself in, sees the two of them together, the new zealander, the british girlfriend. >> that's a problem. >> goes in a jealous tirade. then the man from new zealand calls the authorities because he's concerned. she's slashing pillows and throwing things. at this point, the girlfriend, the british girlfriend is in the closet. >> hiding? >> hiding. >> all right. >> the authority s arriies arri then find all three of them and arrest all three of them. that's in december. >> for disturbing the peace? >> no, for being together not being married. because in dubai you are not allowed to have illicit relations. you cannot even rent a hotel room together. >> they're not supposed to be in the room together. >> yes. the lady in the sh

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the wayward penguin turned up on a beach in new zealand.years a penguin has found its way to the shores of new zealand. they typically spend their entire lives in antarctica. the 10 month old penguin will need to find his way back south to survive. >>> that is our report for tonight. he said. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv 36. ♪ [ alarm buzzing ] another victim of frequent flyer red tape. [ tires screech ] seat restrictions got him stuck in a vicious circle. it's just not right! i keep earning miles, but it seems like i can never use them. the all-new rapid rewards doesn't have any of that nasty red tape. here he comes again. let's set him free! [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can wa

some flights still cancelled from other places over to new zealand. and tasmania is still affected too. a lot of people are stranded in australia and the island states of tasmania at the moment. >> while syria's political unrest prompts activists to call for more help, more now from london. >> government troops are pushing into northwest syria. thousands have fled to turk tow escape the vinals. many have described seeing astrosities committed. for more on that we are joined on the line by a human rights activist and joins me on the line from there now. thank you very much for speaking to us. just tell us what the situation is like at the moment where you are. >> a woman in the suburbs. also in the backyard -- there was a huge protest today. calling the army not to in the city not to make any armed protest against the people and kill the people on what happens. they also made a statement at times by the people calling the army not to repeat what happened in syria. there was also worry >> the area seeing the most number of people fleeing. all people act

in december a new zealander finds himself in a rather unusual pretty okayment.in his apartment with his current lover who happens to be british. the ex-lover knocks at the door, does not get in but eventually literally pounds the door down. gets in. sees the new zealander with his current girlfriend/lover and starts messing up the entire apartment and throwing things. what happens is this -- >> what are we seeing here? >> right now you're seeing one of the girlfriends. one of the girlfriends. whose got a facebook page by the way so although she is in prison she has a computer. he calls the police and the police roast all three of them. new zealander, the girlfriend and the brazilian girlfriend and detained them for illicit conduct, immorality. now what happened this week they actually get sentenced. we gets sentenced for two months in a dubai prison. each girl gets sentenced for one month. and prior to that while they have been detained the women became great friends. it's a rather extraordinary story. it's an immorality act. if you're stein have extra marital s

. >>> a penguin that took a wrong turn on the south pole is popular attraction at new zealand beach.-month-old emperor penguin that wound up 2,000 miles offcourse. >> scientists think it was hunting for a meal of crill and squid when it got lost. this is the first time in 32 years new zealanders have seen penguin in the wild. >> the woman who discovered her said it reminds her of "happy feet" when a fictionm penguin finds himself away from home. >> he has to go home at some point, the scientists say. "w@ [ male announcer ] big news for allergy sufferers. prescription strength allegra is now available without a prescription. same exact medicine, same full prescription strength.

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the cloud continues to cause chaos for air travelers in south meri ands faway as australia and new zealand. the volcano began erupting 10 days ago sending up a plume of ash that is more than 10 kilometers high. strong wind has been carrying the ash around the southern hemisphere. >> the ash hangs in the sky over the valley. the army has handed out masks a to residence as a caution. sometimes they have had to be evacuated. the volcano erupted 10 days ago? experts say it could remain active for months with far reaching consequences. the wind is blowing the ash from chile across argentina out into the south atlantic. 10,000 kilometers to the east, it is disrupting air travel in australia and new zealand. thousands of passengers are stranded in airports. >> i have all connecting flights. >> natural disaster. there's nothing that can be done about it. >> passengers might have to put up with it for some time. the civil aviation stories it will be a week or four air traffic returns to normal. >> we are back after a short break with an in-depth look at syria. don't go away. >> syrian army forces a

the canadians in australian and new zealand but that affected roughly 15% of the world's population and the colonial system was in place and basically the remaining 85% of the global population approximately state on the course as before with some effects from the industrialization going well. that went on 200 years until the end of world war ii when the colonial empire broke down and a bunch of lies people created the imf and world bank said out to make sure the disasters performed that vanquished after world war i was not repeated the global economy opened up and then started to function and technology produced a huge head wind and we started something i think it's fair to say nobody could see at the time which was starting points a pattern that's he eventually what i call convergence which is a process of taking the privileged and starting to close the gap but at the end of this century what we are a little more than halfway through, if we're lucky, a 75 or 80% and we are well on our way. i don't want to sound flip there is hard work that goes into sustaining growth and now increasin

the support of the friends of new zealand, they evacuate as to the antarctic air base, and we were waiting to be evacuated on that airforce c-130 and was curved campbell who stood covered in dust and earthquake along with of the new zealand counterpart, and he really took charge. he took charge when the chips were down. he took charge of that evacuation. he sort about who would go first on the airplanes, who would go win and he wasn't first, he was last on their plan and i was really impressed he took great care to personally sit down with the younger leaders and put them at ease as we backed our way out of their and i can't tell you how impressed i was with leadership and action like that. this is an important time for u.s. policy in asia. that's an understatement and i will sure you will explain why. with the secretary planned to head out for the four on and the president looking at the first e east asia summit as well as to hosting the apec leaders' summit in honolulu this november this is a timely talk. i don't think many people than washington can put 300 people in a room on the morni

. >> the series a powerful earthquake has hit the new zealand city of christchurch almost four months after a tremor that killed almost 181 people. the quake-weary residents of christchurch have gone used to aftershocks, but none as strong as these. in the space of 20 minutes, the city was hit by two major tremors with the power to bring down buildings and spread fear and widespread panic. shopping centers were evacuated. schools were shut. worried residents tried to track down their loved ones on a phone network that was also badly disrupted. people here feel they are being terrorized by nature. dozens more families have now decided to leave the city for good. >> we are going to think about whether we stay here or not. we cannot bring our kids in an atmosphere where they are frightened to go home or go out. >> it is one of those really exhausting things. >> once famed for its livability, many are now asking whether christchurch is even habitable. these luxury homes used to be some of the most sought after residences, but who would want to live here now? since the earthquake in februa

. >>> well, he washed up on a beach in new zealand a week ago after traveling thousands of miles fromntarctica. >> and why zookeepers are pleased this wayward penguin has become a little feisty with them. stay right there. >>> we'll be right back. ,, ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 29 a month for six months. or get 300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] u-verse tv lets you record up to four shows at once on a single dvr. and you can record and play back your shows from any room. plus get an hd-ready dvr receiver included at no extra charge. [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only 29 a month for six months. or get 300 back via promotion card with a qualifying u-verse bundle. [ male announcer ] and at&t customers prefer u-verse tv picture quality over comcast. even upgrade to over 160 hd channels. that's

meanwhile russia's rugby team is gearing up for a first ever world cup appearance this autumn in new zealand and we caught up with the secretary general of the international rugby board on a recent trip to moscow and he took time out to answer a few questions about the upcoming final. we've actually do. very well despite the economic downturn. ticket sales have been very good for rugby around the world governments want to invest in having big rugby tournaments in their countries because they see how beneficial it is there were three hundred fifty thousand visitors who came to france for rebel cup two thousand and seven will be about eighty five thousand coming to new zealand for a rule cup two thousand and eleven are also much cheaper to run as an event than the olympics or the fifa soccer world cup so yes of course the economic downturn affects everyone but not as much as perhaps other sports have been affected. we chose to world cups at the same time two fifteen which is in england and two nineteen which is in japan our process works extremely well you know rugby is a very clean sport we d