i'm about to talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in yourface. talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in your face.ce. who are talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in your face. who are you supporting? some of the girls over here were ramping up the english. you're supporting south africa, won't you? i hold a grudge, so yes, not into england,

>> just local, yeah. >> stephen: what-- what do i need to know to be a kiwi? to pass. >> oh, geez, you've got to know how to do a hongy. >> stephen: what's a honing? >> hongy is -- >> stephen: is that the sausage on the bread. >> give him a honing. >> when you press the bridge of your nose up against-- >> give him a homey, go on. ( laughter ) >> stephen: in some countries we're now a common law couple. ( laughter ). >> see the big hand on top of the building? that's the-- it's the big hand upside down. it looks like it's giving the finger. >> stephen: "cosmopolitan" magazine says that's the one move that will drive your man wild. ( laughter ) i'm in. i want to be a i can we. what else do i need to do? >> got to change your clothes. come with up. >> stephen: i can't wear this? this is all i wear. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: yeah. ( applause ) >> looking good. looking good. >> stephen: what do you think? i watched a bunch of sam neal movies, watched all the "jurassic parks." >> it's uncanny. i'm so surprise gld very nice. hi. i'm not actually from here, but i don't want to

i'm about to talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in yourface. talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in your face.ho talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in yourface. who are talk to a kiwi who will rabbit in your face. who are you supporting? some of the girls over here were ramping up the english. you're supporting south africa, won't you? i hold a grudge, so yes, not into england, sorry. maybe next time! we we re really england, sorry. maybe next time! we were really hoping for a second—half comeback, but it wasn't really going to happen. are all of your friends? yes, we are all kiwis. and you all came here at 8am this morning? about half time. thank you ever so much. i ask if you are going to go on to celebrate but obviously not? commiserate. i will probably have some more guinness to get over it. thank you forjoining me. the reaction here, disappointing, as it will be for thousands of fans, right across the country, who are either in pubs orat across the country, who are either in pubs or at home. i am certainly disappointed, but that is the way it goes. an early drinking, i think that will continu

britain under pressure from the start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled.attered and they had not yet reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find a way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team, this tour, looking ever more troubled. i will start was a right and then a few early errors. the kiwis played well, they put a lot of pressure on us well, they put a lot of pressure on us and we saw the stats at half—time and it was a pretty tough one. we we re and it was a pretty tough one. we were sapped of energy but to us, we came out in the second half and there was plenty of fight in us but nonetheless, gutted mate. there was plenty of fight in us but nonetheless, gutted matem there was plenty of fight in us but nonetheless, gutted mate. it is fair to say it has been a pretty disappointing tour so far. with more here's our rugby league

—— they are kiwis. trust me to pick the table full of kiwis.g to get a glimpse of the game, unsurprisingly, more england shirts than south africa, but it doesn't matter now. let's have a chat with some of the fa ns let's have a chat with some of the fans here. now, don't get too emotional. what did you think about that performance? hats off to south africa, they turned up and were amazing, they deserved to win, didn't seem like we really got going from the first whistle, kyle sinckler getting injured was not ideal, but south africa deserved it. what went wrong? last week was phenomenal. i don't think we have a chance to get into the game. they we re chance to get into the game. they were so chance to get into the game. they were so physical, they played how they wanted to play, they got all they wanted to play, they got all the penalties. the saving grace is that we are absolutely destroyed new zealand in the semifinal. so that is what i will remember. that is enough. has been good for you guys? you were here at eight o'clock morning, right? it

when they play a bit more ad lib and second phase, that really troubled the kiwis.nt and earlier in the game. brian, what needs to improve next week? not too much, ijust think they needs to improve next week? not too much, i just think they are needs to improve next week? not too much, ijust think they are a game down in relation to the two games against the kiwis. a little more courage and a little less fear, if that's the right expression, and play a bit more. we are on our way to christchurch, new england against dutch great britain against new zealand. straight after that match, tonga caused a huge upset in auckland beating the world champions australia. the tongans came back from six points down at half time to claim a 16—12 victory. it is australia's first defeat to a side other than new zealand, england, or great britain since losing to france in 1978. lewis hamilton should win his sixth world title tomorrow. it's the us grand prix and final practise is under way in austin, texas. hamilton, only needs to finish eighth in the race but might not even need that

we are seeing kiwi and australian stocks gaining grounds for second consecutive session, kiwi groundinterest rates held steady. the asx 200 now being led higher by real estate and consumer discretionary stocks, every sector is in green. we continue to see pressure on after weekdollar employment numbers yesterday. nikkei futures are unchanged but the japanese yen is seeing its longest winning streak against the u.s. dollar since may. u.s. futures, unchanged. at least one company, rh, the former restoration hardware, seeing shares jump in extended trading after berkshire hathaway revealed it has a stake in the furniture company. this is a deadline for hedge funds to file their quarterly aps which provided peak into the biggest names on wall street. su keenan the latest. su: this is how the billionaire big boys on wall street play. to show how widely followed the filings are, look at how restoration rh performed after hours. at one point it jumped 9%. it still is holding a 7% gain, after it was revealed berkshire hathaway had taken a 6.5% new state, and to sigma investment also upholdin

the kiwi is jumping the most in nine months.witch over the board to take a look at you as futures. yesterday, we saw a slight gain in the s&p 500, closing shy of a record. -- that's with the latest bank of america survey shows. expectations for global growth surging the most on record. cash levels have been plunging as well, to the lowest level since june 2013. the dollar holding onto the gains from yesterday. global stocks have dipped as donald trump says the u.s. will increase tariffs on china if the first step of a agreement isn't reached. he said beijing once a deal to happen. -- wants a deal to happen. >> they are dying to make a deal. we are the ones that are deciding whether or not we want to make a deal. we are close. a significant phase one trade deal with china could happen, could happen soon. but we will only accept a deal of its good for the united states and our workers and our great companies. nejra: traders haven't been interested in betting against china's you want and months. it's close to the lowest since befor

and the kiwis will be full of confidence going into the game.ning out of time on the series and nothing short of a victory here in christchurch tomorrow will satisfy travelling british rugby league fans. there‘s nothing like a bit of nepotism! tiger woods has named himself as one of his captain‘s picks for next month‘s presidents cup against the international team in melbourne. he began by picking the current us 0pen champion gary woodland, then tony finau and patrick reed. and then he had one spot left who would it go to? as captaini as captain i will choose tiger woods. as the last player on the team. he has made nine cups and has played in australia twice. in the president‘s cup so this will be his third appearance for, as a player. i find it interesting i am talking in the third person. third person tiger is not my favourite. that‘s all from sportsday. thank you forjoining us, more throughout the rest of the evening. the weather making news at the moment is really a good thing. tonight there is a gap between weather systems, a widespread fro

britain under pressure from the start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled.et reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find a way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team, this tour, looking ever more troubled. 0ur start, ourfirst few sets were all right, then a few early errors. the kiwis played well. they put a lot of pressure on us. we saw the stats at half—time. it was tough. we were sapped of energy. credit to us, we came out in the second half and there was plenty of fight in us. nonetheless, gutted, mate. a better result for england women's rugby league side who have won the first test of their tour to papua new guinea. emily rudge scored an england women's record four tries to help her side to a 2k points to ten win in goroka. the sides meet again for a second and final test in port moresby next saturday. in rugby union, saracen

a couple of winters there and ifound the kiwis zealand.of winters there and i found the kiwis are zealand. a couple of winters there and i found the kiwi5 are great people, fascinating people, and over the years i have always had new zealanders 5tay the years i have always had new zealanders stay in my home over the years. so there is always an idiot around who will probably come out with a racist comment. but in this day and age it is something that we need stamped out as soon as it rear5 its ugly head. it is to stamp on it very quickly. i was very surprised indeed, ya. what were your experiences when you were playing, evenif experiences when you were playing, even if it wasn't in new zealand, ju5t even if it wasn't in new zealand, just around the world?” even if it wasn't in new zealand, just around the world? i mean, what idid just around the world? i mean, what i did get, i just around the world? i mean, what i did get, i did just around the world? i mean, what i did get, i did get as you do, the way spectators are, spectators from the

shaun johnson going start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled.ed, bloodied and battered and they had not reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find their way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team, this tour, looking ever more troubled. 0ur start was a right, then a few early mistakes. the kiwis played well. they put a lot of pressure on us. well. they put a lot of pressure on us. we saw the stats at half—time. it was tough. credit to us, we came out in the second half and there was plenty of fight in us. nonetheless, gutted. in the premier league, watford or off the bottom after beating norwich city who replace them. gerard deulofeu gave them the lead one minute into this one. that was before substitute andre gray gave them their second after the break. it was a 2—0 victory for watford, who held on despite having a pl

you are a kiwi. into the final, you decided to book a table for the final and look what has happened. i thought i'd be watching the all blacks and i am not. what do you think so far? in england not looking as good as last week. you think so far? in england not looking as good as last weekm you think so far? in england not looking as good as last week. it is pretty annoying. how was it for you last week? not good. a shock? it was, but to be fair england played well and deserved it. who do you think will win? it looks like south africa now. i wanted think will win? it looks like south africa now. iwanted england think will win? it looks like south africa now. i wanted england to win but it looks like they will lose. 0ver but it looks like they will lose. over here we have england fans. it is starting to liven up?” over here we have england fans. it is starting to liven up? i hope so. it needs to. they are dominating. we are struggling. still time. what time did you get here? 8am today. you are dedicate

you look fabulou with an important kiwi skill successfully under my belt, we headed to the rugged andrrick, a wilderness guide, lobster hunter, and i'm pretty sure tallest guy in new zealand. so, warrick, i really love your country, and i'm trying to figure out whether i could be a kiwi, you know? what do you do? >> i'm a wilderness guide. >> stephen: a wilderness guide. well, there's a lot of it here. what are you gonna do today? what are-- what are we doing? >> diving for red rock lobster. >> stephen: you're going to dive for a lobster. >> yeah. >> stephen: quick question: are there sharks out there? >> look, there are sharks anywhere in the ocean. >> i'm not too worried. >> stephen: what do sharks eat, warrick? >> seals? >> stephen: okay. the you know what you look like in the flippers and the outfit. yo seal. so you're going to go out there looking like a seal in shark-infested waters to grab-- a spiny bug the size of a football. and that-- that's a job that-- that people have down here. >> yeah. >> stephen: i'm in. why don't you-- why don't you show me how to do it? >> yup. >> st

managed kiwi has installed the solar cells on his roof. this so let's talk is another of his inventions. the prolific innovator shares his knowledge and passion with others a few years ago he co-founded the 10 day social innovation center in the city i will share here he and other staff members of our what shops and develop new ideas like using recycled materials to construct a wheelchair project manager john is here every day he and bennett regularly consult on technical issues. which are innovation center that seeks to the community to solve local challenges using local authorities. the community can feel that we don't have we don't import this knowledge or views things from outside these are the things that we have we use them at home we find in the local shops that can help us the center is open to anyone in the community who wants to build or repair things it also designs the levers saving devices for customers many of the contracts come from farmers asking for example if it might be possible to construct a machine that plants a sibli

and england's cricketers are up against it in new zealand — the kiwis are on top in the second test .ng up in the programme... a winning start under wayne his wales side beat a familiarface, in charge of the barbarians in cardiff. and we hear the remarkable story of the olympic rowing champion.... fighting back after being left paralysed following a stroke hello and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome to the programme... all the day's premier league to come but first we now know the draw for next summer's european championship. england and wales, might be feeling pleased with how it's gone for them, in their euro 2020 groups. the draw was made in romania earlier — and we have a classic group of death to look forward to. let's head to bucharest now, and speak tojohn watson, who's there for us. they face familiar opponents but they will feel fairly confident of progressing. they have avoided the nations of germany, france and portugal who have been drawn together. the toughest match arguably their opening match against croatia who they will face on the 14th ofjune. escott then manag

in the kiwi ever.teresting because it comes as trade is turning more bullish on the kiwi. going back to last week, the reserve bank of new zealand surprised markets by holding rates steady and defying predictions of a cut. morgan stanley has come out to say the kiwi is one of the best-performing currencies in the first half of next year on the back of a china and global growth rebound. the result is optimism around about some kind of a trade deal. if we do see some sort of a recovery, you will see these strong flows that have gone into u.s. assets which have dollar.ned the they will slow and any u.s. dollar weakness could be most pronounced against cyclical currencies such as the new zealand dollar. there is a risk that the new zealand dollar will actually go up if these asset managers scramble to couple -- cover those short positions. rishaad: i really like that one, andrea. but i'm going to give it to sharon, just because it does kind of give us an idea of what's going to happen with those oil compan

and england's cricketers are up against it in new zealand the kiwis are on top in the second test.ng up in the programme. wayne's wales have a winning start against the barbarians in cardiff. and we hear the remarkable story of the olympic rowing champion fighting back after being left paralysed following a stroke. hello there, we'll have a full round up from today's premier league matches in a moment but over the last hour or so we've had the draw for next summers‘ european championship. euro 2020. wales and england were in there and they should be fairly pleased with the teams they have been drawn against, and we have a classic group of death, for more details let's head live to bucharest and speak to john watson who is there for usjohn, let's start with england, who were one of the top seeds, but they have a very familiar opponent in groud d. when you consider how they fared 3 years ago in france at the last a really tough opening match. the tough as they will probably face. it is worth pointing out that then, just five days later, they could face scotland. as know, scotland sti

britain under pressure from the start, the kiwis rarely looked troubled.uised, bloodied and battered and they had not yet reached half—time. after 12 years away, so much more had been expected from this british side but it was new zealand taking their chances. in the case of ken maumalo, doing so quite brilliantly. josh hodgson did eventually find a way through for great britain but the damage had been done. yet another defeat. this team, this tour, looking ever more troubled. 0ur start, ourfirst few sets were all right, then a few early errors. the kiwis played well. they put a lot of pressure on us. we saw the stats at half—time. it was tough. we were sapped of energy. credit to us, we came out in the second half and there was plenty of fight in us. nonetheless, gutted, mate. meanwhile, emily rudge scored an england women's record four tries in a 24—10 win over papua new guinea in their first test. the big match in the premier league is tomorrow when liverpool, who are six points clear at the top of the table, host second placed manchester city at anfiel

he's won two world cups with the all blacks, but has also played rugby league for the kiwis.'s been talking to bbc sport's mark chapman. as you grow, the experiences, the biggest thing that is help me along my journey is biggest thing that is help me along myjourney is the person they look in front of my look in the mirror. when i talk to them, i'd be as gentlemen as possible and speak my truth and tell them that i am grateful for the opportunity to be here and i am gratefulfor such grateful for the opportunity to be here and i am grateful for such a awesome opportunity at this stage. with df to do, going back from the union to the league, both physically and mentally, what is the switch for you? will be about adjusting to the game plan, looking at how they play based on the text which is quite different in a lot of the teams that have watched which is really exciting. and also, once i get there, and the first part of the season i'll be able to add my flavour to it, i guess. i think the beauty has allowed me to notjust pacfiy beauty has allowed me to notjust pacify that but al

he won two world cup with the all blacks but has also played rugby league for the kiwis, and returnsme for a third time in his career, as he makes his debut in the super league. he's been talking to bbc sport's mark chapman. iam i am grateful for such i am gratefulfor such an i am grateful for such an awesome opportunity at this stage. but with it, there comes excitement and you know, to be part of something special, a club in northern america, if we can get our foot special, a club in northern america, if we can get ourfoot in special, a club in northern america, if we can get our foot in the door on the american market, i see it as, you know, great change and a great opportunity for youngsters coming through for themselves and their families, so it will be awesome to bea families, so it will be awesome to be a part of that. what do you have to do to go back from union to lee, so to do to go back from union to lee, so physically and mentally, what has to switch? the first part of the season to switch? the first part of the season will be adjusting to the game plan, fitting into how

the kiwis resumed on 173—3, opener tom latham unbeaten on 101, but he was bowled by stuart broad forlso gone. currently 202—5. they are already 1—up in the two test series saracens have another win in the bag as they look to try and stay in the rugby union premiership. after the champions' 35 point deduction for breaching the salary cap they are now up to minus—18 following victory at bath. they welcomed back their england players and won 25—12 at the rec. the england captain 0wen farrell kicked 20 points scotland's sean maitland went over for the only try. they would be top of the table without the points deduction but trail 11th placed leicester by 22 points and in the pro 1a there was an impressive win for edinburgh who moved second in conference b after beating leaders munster 18—16 in cork. eroni sau scored the decisive try in the second half. t0 ulster really hit the ground running to beat scarlets 29—5 in conference a. the ulstermen earned a bonus point by the break — this spectacularfinish from matt faddes was one of four first half tries. sir mo farah says he hopes to defend

both scored centuries as england reached 285 for1 against a kiwi xi roger federer has kept himself alivep finals. he was facing the italian matteo berrettini, both had lost their opening group games, so a lot was riding on the match at the o2 arena and it was the swiss that came through. austin halewood. the swiss that came through. a the swiss that came through. last walk before a po exit, a last walk before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already the winner takes all. unfortunately for material that are teeny, roger federer stood on his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was beaten in his first match but federer wasn't leaving london quietly, his touch definitely back. italian has arisen over 100 places in the world rankings over the last two years and it is clear to see why as he forced a tie—break. but that is where federer is at his best, so cool and so clinical when it matters most. the world number three with the first set. the italian was thrashed by fedor in little over an hour in wimbledon this year, his improvements over the last few months was

england lost the first test against the kiwis by an innings, england have had a lot to work on but batting. in terms of what we say bat long, it doesn't mean we have to lock it for three days and it means we will get toa three days and it means we will get to a big score. it means reading the situation and making good decisions for long periods of time, which allows you to that long. and the way ido allows you to that long. and the way i do that will be very differently to rory burns. everyone has their own way of doing it, it's just finding that fit around the situation you find yourself in. england will be hurting from the la st england will be hurting from the last result, and i'm sure they'll come after us hard. we know we will have to be on our best to compete with them. as i said, we ground them down over the last little while, and hopefully we can continue to do that again over the next few days. there's live commentary on radio 5live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. england looking to level the two tests series. still to

both scored centuries, as england reached 285 for one against a kiwi xi.d tour finals, at london's o2 arena. it's gone to a deciding set in that onein the same group earlier, roger federer recovered from his first match loss — to defeat matteo berretini in straight sets. austin halewood was watching. before a possible early exit, day three of the world tour finals but already a winner takes all. although u nfortu nately, already a winner takes all. although unfortunately, roger federer stood in his way. the 20 time grand slam champion was comfortably beaten in his first match. but he was leaving it quietly. his touch definitely back. the italian has risen over 100 places in the world rankings over the past two years news clear to see why. as he forced the first set tie—break. but that is where roger fetters at his best, so cool and clinical when matters most. the root number three with the first set. the italian was thrashed by roger federer and woodward this year. his improvement of the past few months was clear to see but still this was had the edge. his

williamson says the incident is "against everything that we as kiwis are about".0val will host the opening game of the hundred — english cricket's new competition. the 0val invincibles will face the welsh fire live on the bbc injuly next year. there's been a few comings and goings in rugby union today, adam wild can tell us more... busy day in rugby union today, three developing stories to bring you up to date with. here they are, starting with this man here. allen clarke. he has today left his role as head coach of pro 1a side ospreys, after a really very dismal start to the season both in that competition and in the champions cup. he only signed a three year deal last year but his reign has come to end — this is why here are their results in the pro 1a this season. last time out in that competition — a really humiliating defeat to the southern kings. some describing that as the lowest point in the clubs recent history. just one win, that one against benetton to speak of this season. also — they've lost both of their games in the champions cup so far, including a

let's do some sports, kiwi style.learned how to attack things. >> if you get into feet-to-feet... >> stephen: cake. >> something like that. >> stephen: cake, my friend. all right. iment you to know, i played football for my high school. for one day. ( laughter ) one-- one person clapping ). >> thank you, thank you. we did two in a day. i through up for moist of the morning. the afternoon, i threw up most that. i said to my coach, "thank you for the opportunity, but i don't think this is my game." and he said, "well, colbert, i don't think so, either." all right, let's do it! come on! wooooo! wooo-wooo! oh! oh! ( cheers and applause ) oh, my god! got it. he hit me back. yellow card! yellow card on the tackling dummy. >> did he give you a forearm? >> stephen: he punched me in the face. >> he will have two minutes on the sideline. >> stephen: yeah, he's out. he's out. you're out. >> do you want it tackle dj now? >> stephen: sure. also, my producer is fired. ( laughter ) all right, dj, you ready for it? i'm going to give

three half centuries helped them to 241—4 at close of play against the kiwis, with ben stokes once again's mount maunganui is hosting its first ever test match, england's dom sibley is playing his first and he was welcomed traditionally. well, he's here to bat. on the money, and he's away. the first ball sibley faced went ok. in fact, it went for four. sibley open the innings with rory burns — they're old mates, and they got england past 50. sibley sadly departed for 22. ross taylor takes a beauty... but he is just 2a, and with a stubborn approach he could go far. this ground is a grassy oval on the bay of plenty. 52 for rory burns was enough to keep england steady to keep the ball rolling. but new zealand got rid of england's captain cheaply. joe root, out for two, and new zealand felt the significance of that. but joe denly prevailed. at 33, denly‘s certainly determined to make the most of his winter. this one's gone further. it's gone all the way to six. and then ben stokes. up and over. enough said. now, this partnership was concluding the day england's way, but denly, on 7a, a divin

kiwi dollar.rose after the rbnz defined expectations of a rate cut and kept things on hold in 1% -- at 1%. central bank says it is standing stimulus torther the economy if it is needed. tune into daybreak australia for an exclusive interview with the rbnz governor. bushfires burn across new south wales and queensland. at breaks in northern sydney are under control. firefighters managed to contain 20laze in the neighborhood cobblers north of the center of the city. three people have been killed so far. parts of eastern australia have been left vulnerable to fire by a two-year drought. to india, where new delhi s are experiencing severe pollution. the air quality rating rose above 400 on tuesday. that's about eight times the internationally accepted level. northwesting from the brought smoke to burning fields in punjab. world health organization data last year showed india at the 10th most polluted cities in the world. u.s. is putting pressure on the wto by raising the possibility of blocking approv

kiwi stocks higher today, gaining for a third consecutive section -- session. care andeing health consumer discretionary stocks leading the gains. decision,e rba rate the expectation is they will hold. apan is coming back from holiday futures looking higher by 3/10 of 1% while cost of futures are unchanged at the moment. plenty more on daybreak asia, this is bloomberg. sometimes your small screen is your big screen. and with the xfinity stream app, which is free with your service, you can take a spin through on demand shows, or stream live tv. download your dvr'd shows and movies on the fly. even record from right where you are. whether you're travelling around the country or around the house, keep what you watch with you. download the xfinity stream app and watch all the shows you love. >> a very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asia's major markets have just opened for trade. shery: i am shery ahn. welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: our top stories today, u.s. futures are moving higher after the financial times reports that the u.s. is conside

we have seen weakness in the kiwi today ahead of the rbs rate decision.inflation forecasts dropping to a three year low in new zealand, adding pressure or fuel to the fire that the rbnz data will be tomorrow. in singapore, this is a bellwether of what is happening in terms of the overall u.s.-china trade dispute. have seen retail sales year on year decline for an eight month in a row in september, down 2.2% year on year. this is mainly due to a lapse in big-ticket item sales. car sales down 12% on the month after a drop in august. you can see caution in terms of buying big-ticket items amidst the global economic slowdown. when you strip out car sales, you're on your retail sales are down by about 0.3% in september. nejra: thank you so much. let's turn to the u.s. and the boston fed president saying he does favor negative rates in a recession. he spoke in oslo monday evening. we will be watching for other fed speakers this week including jerome powell. joining us now is the head of investment grade credit europe at wells fargo asset management. welcome. th

kiwi stops rising for five consecutive sessions.lking about a three week high ahead of that rbnz rate decision where markets are pricing in a cut to .7 5%. a 25 basis point cut. we can futures down. the nikkei finished at the highest level since october of 2018 and we have a slightly stronger japanese yen at the moment. u.s. futures also under pressure. this after the s&p 500 gained ground. at one point, pushed through the 3100 point, but still finished off session highs as we had president trump threatening more tariffs on china. let's now get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. president trump is ratcheting up the pressure on china by warning he will substantially raise tariffs if trade talks failed to produce a deal. speaking at the economic club of new york, he said beijing is desperate to reach an accord but that will only happen if it is good for the u.s. the president did say the talks are progressing well but said he would raise tariffs against any country that caused problems for the u.s. pres. trump:

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kiwi shares building on gains after topping 11,000 on tuesday. nikkei and cost be futures -- kospi are lower. slide despite the enthusiasm we saw for alibaba shares, which closed about its issuance price. let's check on housing bonds, which are gaining ground after the rba governor -- the move tracking treasuries. aussie yields falling 35 basis points across the curve. the three years left below the rba cash rate. a bond rally expected to push the 10 year to 50 basis points with unconventional easing expected in the second half as the australian economy slows. the kiwi holding its three-day gain. this morning, we heard from the rb -- governor . mentioned rbnzso is working with westpac after the findings in australia. paul: thanks very much. let's check in with first word news. chinaly indicators show is continuing to slow this month. growth is already the weakest in three decades during the third quarter. the financial gauge from bloomberg economics shows that situation is continuing. indicates board, it domestic demand is weakening. as earlyweak

opening char of the match a pair of ben smith tries in the 10 minutes before half time in short the kiwis were in no danger of losing this fixture they were running 6 strides in total and a 40 points to 17 when he's encouraged steve hansen bows out as does his wireless counterparts warren got. this jersey you know it does mean a lot you know it's been kind of off for a long time and you know it's just you know for me it's. you know you try to leave it in a bit of pressure. variance and you. are good to tennis the rough in a drought is continuing his bid for a maiden paris masters title and a chance to regain the world number one ranking the expanded it into the semifinals after beating joe wilson song a 7661 on friday. they well number one the current well loved ones are that joke which also injured our last full onslaught he wasted little time in getting revenge or special loss 60 votes to beat him in shanghai just 3 weeks ago djokovic started tightly dominant this time around winning 6160 in less than an hour ok to the doubly t.a. finals in chen's and in china now and defending champion

and england toil in new zealand, they struggle with the ball as the kiwis turn the screw in the firstto come on sportsday tonight — we'll be keeping an eye on great britain at the davis cup in madrid, and it's been a really busy day in the european champions cup. but we start with the premier league, and jose mourinho‘s first game in charge of tottenham. just a couple of weeks ago he was sitting in a television studio watching liverpool beat manchester city, today he was in the dugout at the london stadium watching his new side beat west ham, joe wilson reports. silver hair, you know who it is before he turns around. mourinho is world—famous, before he turns around. mourinho is world —famous, but he's before he turns around. mourinho is world—famous, but he's starting again and he was much loved that spurs. what is he got. give 35 minutes. it owes much to his skill, but the goalkeeper was just a witness. just what tottenham needed, and mourinho had it. upon the battling for the ball, tearing forwards, mourinho picked lucas for this game and there he was. energy, teamwork, when harry h

opening char of the match a pair of ben smith tries in the 10 minutes before half time ensure the kiwis were in no danger of losing this fixture they were running 6 strides in total and a 40 points to 17 when he's in charge steve hansen bows out as does his wireless counterparts warren got. this jersey you know it does mean a lot you know it's been kind of off for a long time and you know it's just you know for me it's. you know so you try to leave it in a bit of personal. career and see if there. are good tennis there are rough and i doubt is continuing his bid for a maiden paris masters title and a chance to regain the world number one ranking the spaniard is into the semifinals after beating joe wilson song a 7661 on friday. they well number one the commonwealth level honor that djokovic also injured on last fall on saturday he wasted little time in getting revenge or special loss 60 pounds to beat him in shanghai just 3 weeks ago djokovic starts hardly dominant this time around winning 6160 in less than an hour ok to the doubly t.a. finals in chen's and in china now and defending ch

and england toil in new zealand, they struggle with the ball as the kiwis turn the screw in the firstto come on sportsday tonight — we'll be keeping an eye on great britain at the davis cup in madrid, and it's been a really busy day but we start with the premier league, and jose mourinho‘s first game in charge of tottenham. just a couple of weeks ago he was sitting in a television studio watching liverpool beat manchester city, today he was in the dugout at the london stadium watching his new side beat west ham, joe wilson reports. mourinho is world—famous, and much love that spurs, so what is he got? give it 35 minutes. roberto, west ham's goalkeeper was just a witness. just what tottenham needed, and mourinho had it. tottenham battling for the ball, tearing forwards, mourinho picked lucas for this game and there he was. energy, teamwork, when harry kane headed in the third, that was the game. but spurs tired and conceded two late goals as west ham revived themselves, too late to change the fate of the match but enough to show the spurs manager his challengers. so would he smile? jus

the kiwis now lead the 5 match series 2—1. post a competitive but chasable 180—7 from their 20 overs, colin de grandhomme top scoring with 55 from 35 deliveries. a 63 run partnership betweenjames vince and dawid malan looked to put the touring side on course for victory before a late collapse. eoin morgan's wicket triggered the loss of 5 wickets for 10 runs as england lost by 1a runs. morgan said a lack of experience may have cost them. he may not be featuring for real madrid at the moment but that hasn't stopped gareth bale being picked for the wales squad for theirfinal two euro 2020 qualifiers. juventus midfielder aaron ramsey has also been picked again by ryan giggs after missing last month's matches through injury. wales wrap up their qualification campaign with games against azerbaijan and hungary. there was disappointment for frankie dettori at the melbourne cup as his horse was demoted from second to fourth after a stewards' inquiry. vow and declare won a dramatic race in a tight finish ahead of dettori's master of rea

williamson said, "it's against everything that we, as kiwis, are about."ders liverpool can win their group on tuesday if they beat napoli at anfield. liverpool's only defeat this season was their 2—0 loss in naples in september, but napoli's current form isn't good. they haven't won in six games and there's reports of friction between players and the club manager. jurgen klopp, though, isn't giving it much importance. now they are not in italy. now they are in liverpool. now it is a different competition. now they think maybe, i am not sure, but maybe they feel relief that they can play completely free in a game like this, and we have two exactly expect that and that is what we do. so, whoever will play for napoli will be an outstandingly strong player. golden state need to start winning games, and fast. they've won just 3 from their last 18 games. the warriors, who've made it to the nba finals for the past five years, face the chicago bulls later. they lost again on monday, this time to oklahoma. they led for most of the game, but sloppy mistakes cost the

our opening of the match a pack of ben smith choices in the 10 minutes before half time and for the kiwis pretty much no danger of losing this particular fixture they would run in $64.00 is entirely full 40 points to 17 was the final score new zealand card steve hansen bals out as does his wales counterpart warren gatland. by this this disease does mean a lot you know it's been kind of off for a long time and it's just you know for me it's. to try to be trying to even have a bit of pressure and i don't stress my parents and their family. all of the main events the world cup final takes place on 'd saturday as england's take on south africa the diverse make up of both themes there in stark contrast to the sports whites upper class roots for the 1st time this spring both will govern so well cup final with a black counted in c.r. clytie and their hopes that a win for his team could inspire people from across the african continent to take up the sport pole race for ports from york to hama. it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in reply was also part of a turning point in the

outing troy of the match a pair of ben smith try to in the 10 minutes before half time ensured the kiwis were in no danger of losing this fixture they would running 6 try the entire top in the 40 points the 17 when new zealand carried steve hansen val's out as starts his wales counterpart warren gatland. well the main event the world cup final takes place on saturday as england's take on south africa now the diverse make up of both teams are in stark contrast to the sport's whites upper class roots for the 1st time the springboks will go into a world cup final with a black captain in c.r. colossi and there are hopes that a win for his team could inspire people from across the african continent it's hike up the sport paul race reports from america hama. believes it's 24 years since south africa's highest achievement in rugby was also part of a turning point in the country's history but now a team of players born in the early days of nelson mandela's rule is showing that the springboks victory at world cup 9095 was not a false dawn as they prepare for saturday's spinal against england. man

was nothing in at halftime in auckland but they went down 12—8 in the first of two tests against the kiwis has changed, the ferocity of the welcome is not one of them. the challenge laid down with a familiar fervor, but in the first half there was more passion than points, a single penalty for both sides. the closeness wouldn't last much beyond have time, eventually torn apart by the all blacks. —— half—time. sheer brute force would extend the lead. corey taking four british tacklers with him over the line. darrell clark's try reduced the difference and set the game up for a dramatic climax. with moments remaining, jermaine mcgilvery could've leveled the scores, but the ball, like the match, slipped through english fingers. we just ran out time. another five minutes, we would've got that try. but i'm just pleased with their effort and the way we stuck to a plan that we went into the game with. the second half we made some things happen. we just got beat. two defeats from two now, the rugby league lions are back, but not the return they waited for. adam wild, bbc news. let's get back to som

england lost the first test against the kiwis and a lot of the build up to this match has focussed on england's failure with the bat. in terms of when we say bat long it doesn't mean that we have to block it for three days and hope that means we will get to a big score. it means reading the situation and making good decisions for long periods of time which allow you to bat long. the way i will do that will be different to dom sibley and rory burns does that. everyone has their own way of doing it. there's live commentary on the first day of the second test in hamilton on radio 5 live sports extra. play starts at 10pm, and there's full text commentary on the bbc sport website. england remember are one down in the two match series. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport very good afternoon tea. watching bbc news. let's take a look at some of the main story said today. security forces in iraq have killed at least 15 protesters in the southern city of nassiriya. they opened fire to clear two bridges being blo

. >> good luck to wales who play for runner up place against the kiwis. >>> christine lagarde has started her first day. we say goodbye to mario draghi let's look back to when draghi wound it down and ramped it back up again >> today, measures have become warranted to achieve our priced ability objective given that the key ecb rates have reached the lower bound. we will on 9 march 2015 start purchasing euro denominated securities in a secondary market we will also continue purchasing asset based securities and bonds as started last year the euro system will invest principal payments from securities to the asset program. >> economists this morning, joins us christine christine lagarde, how is it going to be different? >> not much. she hasn't got many options. we see that as a continuation of mario draghi with the monetary policy she also has limited experience as a central banker. we see her mostly as a follower her role is political of a kind. she'll try to force the government into more spending creating the common budget >> some of the data has not been too bad this year. we got the lar

williamson said "it's against everything that we as kiwis are about." in hamilton. the oval will host the opening game of cricket's new hundred format in july next year. jason roy's oval invincibles will face a welsh fire side including the likes of steve smith, mitchell starc and jonny bairstow. the match will be one of ten men's matches along with some live games from the women's tournament. rugby union, and scott wisemantel has left his role as england attack coach. he is the third recent departure from eddiejones's coaching staff. wisemantel‘s contract with the rfu came to an end after england's defeat by south africa in the rugby world cup final earlier this month. jones has already had to contend with the losses of scrum expert neal hatley and forwards coach steve borthwick. andy murray is not one of those sporting superstars who often speaks about his private life, but a new documentary has captured him at some of his most private moments. the premiere of "andy murray: resurfacing" was held in london last night. the film charts his two—year fight

they'll struggle to recover after that impressive display from the kiwi batsmen.w, there are only thoughts of trying to save it. unfortunately they have lost three wickets towards the end of the day, so with one day to go england have it all to do. rangers are bidding to pull level with celtic at the top of the scottish premiership with a victory. they're in action against hamilton, leading 2—1. ryan kent with a brilliant second to restore their advantage having taken the lead early in the first half. manchester united will attempt to haul themselves up from 10th in the premier league table this afternoon, when they face sheffield united, who're two places above them. a win for united would still leave them seven points adrift of the champions league places. it is a clear gap in the league between the top four and i don't know how many teams within a range of three or four points. for us it is about consistency now and getting as many points on the board as we can. we turned a corner, we felt, performance—wise and results—wise, after the last international break.