the aussie dollar also unchanged. . the other big factor driving sentiment is what came through in the u.s. specifically the data around services. it forced an adjustment around the expectation for the fed and that's tightening path. we are seeing new zealand trading on the red. futures also looking lower, including in china, even as we see china's pivot away from covid zero accelerating. >> take a look at how u.s. futures are coming online in the asian session. not a lot of movement after we saw u.s. stocks seeing the worst day in about three weeks. we had the ism services data, really rising unexpectedly, leading investors to think perhaps the fed tightening is far from over just yet. we had more concerns about where we are headed with the fed. we had the 2/10 deeply embedded. the most since 1981. we are seeing a very stretched rally already even with a downturn today. we are headed for the best fourth since 1999. perhaps investors are thinking, is there more from here in terms of upside? we have seen wti with all the

the aussie climes. plus, u.s. and the eu are set to way joint tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum to fight emissions and global overcapacity. good morning, dani burger! i'm going to steal michael metcalf's line. the equity market took its rose tinted sunglasses off yesterday and reconsidered what happened at the short end of the yield curve. it was a drive-by and a spike. good morning. dani: good morning to you, man us. it was a market reacting to u.s. data stronger than many folks expected, but i take you to the yield curve. its most inverted since 1981. this is just the wagging effect, but there is still a recession on its way according to an analyst. manus: it is just a question of how brutal that recession might be. another story is that a soft landing is on the way. it depends whose story want to buy. dani: in that survey, they point out that folks are buying lots of cyclical shares. yesterday, it was the most cyclical shares that got hit the most. you are seeing some steadiness when it comes to u.s. equity

the aussie dollar climbs. the u.s.u are weighing joint tariffs on chinese steel to fight emissions and global overcapacity. tom, what is it look like in the markets? tom: the second day of losses so far in the session, the european benchmark currently down .3%, the ftse 100 training at 7540, similar losses in germany and on the cac 40 as well, futures in the u.s. range bound after three days of losses. investors weighing up the good news versus bad news when it comes to u.s. data, nonfarm payrolls expected friday. then you had sex is stated yesterday compounding use -- that the terminal rate will have to come in higher than 5%. it just means the terminal rate may be higher, the implications for equity markets. let's see how things are playing out across the sectors. four sectors holding onto gains this tuesday morning in europe. utilities gaining .2%, a bit of a defensive tilt, food and beverage up .1% and personal products as well. everything else in the red, led by energy, autos and the banking sector taking a hit, c

the aussie is the high beta trade in relation to china's reopening, and likewise opec holds production steady but again, the market focus is very clearly on the commodity reopening and the pivot in china. but it will be jagged, according to bi> . let's get more on that story with reporters from around the world. we will talk about china's covid pivot, and that market reaction you were just talking about, and opec+ holding output steady. manus: we got easing covid requirements across major cities. beijing appears to be shifting away from strict covid zero. he is living in shanghai and can give some context, how real are the step exxon testing, what are you seeing in shanghai? >> protests have died down but the government keeps on announcing loosening of covid curbs. the largest thing is these curves are ones that affect people's daily lives. the authorities are ending pcr tests that were mandatory to enter public transport, outdoor public venues. cities like wuhan have followed along as well. you have seen other cities, residents are told not to bother with covid tests unless they are a

we have the aussie session also 30 minutes into the day.ng led lower by the tech stocks off more than 2%. tech stocks are more sensitive to rate rises and recessionary fears. as we approach 2023, which sectors can we look to outperform? if you look at this terminal chart, we can look at how growth has been performing this year versus value. this index has outperformed the growth index by nearly 19 percentage points this year. that is the biggest outperformance we have seen since the.com bubble burst into thousand. the question is whether that can extend. one says the rotation has a long way to go. >> japan will describe china as an unprecedented strategic challenge and a draft document of a new national security policy that is expected to get cabinet approval on friday. our politics reporter points us from tokyo. >> this is a pretty big shift for japan. i suppose acknowledging the reality of the situation it finds itself in as we know we have seen a growing threat from china in terms of the military prowess, the tensions around taiwan. this

the aussies bowled south africa out for 204 aussies bowled south africa out for 20h on des four in melbournespinner nathan lyon took three wickets, while temba bavuma's 65 proved in vain for south africa. the third and final test in sydney starts on the 3rd of january. meanwhile, in karachi, new zealand declared on 612—9 against pakistan in the first test, a lead of 174. kane williamson got his double century and a few moments ago pakistan were 12 without loss in their second innings. the tennis season started in australia on thursday with a new mixed team event called the united cup. 18 countries have been drawn in six groups played in sydney, perth and brisbane. each of the group ties is spread over two days with singles on the opening day building up to the final the 8th of january. the usa got off to a flying start with taylor fritz beating the czech republic's jiri start with taylor fritz beating the czech republic'sjiri lehecka in straight sets. madison keys followed that up with a 6—4— 6—3 win over pliskova so the us just need to win one more match to take the tie. meanwhile, novak dj

the aussie has also accused wonder of supporting the rebels and not something it denies is really fighter jets stroke the southern part of palestinian garza on sunday. not in retaliation for miss are allegedly launched from the strip the previous night. israel claimed is just targeted a weapons production facility, and it's an o belonging to hamas local source to say the positive palestinian forces responded with antiaircraft missiles on saturday. a rocket was fired from the strip into sudden israel landing in an open area near the garza israel fence, but no casualties were reported. though. his ready army has also demolished palestinian civilian infrastructure in the west bank, including houses and schools. ortiz, marie phenomena has more not, we will stay the banners same, and the people here repeat from the stage and from the crowd. these are palestinians, from all over the west bank, come in here to send a message that cannot be misinterpreted. you know what as an id army do in this area. they want to take off the beeble from his homeland and they go to make a settlement he out of we

is this all baked in, and where does the aussie go next?hael: if you asked me about 2:35 my time, i think the next move in the aussie is really going to be up to the rba. not that they are targeting any sort of rate, but just by default. if there's any chance they go to the two 25 basis points that i expect, i think if their language changes and i signal to the market that they indeed have one more heighti -- hike in them, then that is not good for the aussie and we can revisit the $.65 scenario. that said, offshore, our story more by luck than these on has turned for the better. china opening up as it is, iron is remaining above $100 quite easily. the next would be six to five cents cost by the rba will be well bought into by funds and exporters alike. rishaad: michael wilson there, joining us 45 minutes before the reserve bank decision. talking of central banks, we have the fed's aggressive interest rate hikes. they are expecting to boost the profits of most banks in the asia-pacific. we are going to get analysis next from bloomberg intel

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i am hopeful with the softening and thawing of aussie relations we will see a pickup in that sector.given the challenges we have seen this year, how important is the timing and the form of that arrangement right? guest: i think it is critical. this year there is going to be, we as dealmakers and advisors will have to work really hard for our clients to make deals happen. what we see, especially with a rise in interest rates and the cost of acquisition finance, increasing, what you can get debt to do m&a, which do need is to bridge the valuation gap. much like buying and selling houses in australia, you have buyers working off of a 2021 -- sellers working off of 2021 multiples hoping to get value on markets acquisitions. what we have to do is close the valuation gap enbridge it. you have to come up -- and bridge it. you have to come up with interesting valuation structures to share risk. shery: what do you see right now? guest: huge amount of interest and energy resources. oil and gas, in particular. a lot of competition in for oil and gas assets. the tech market has started to come d

a lucky break when craig goodwin's wild effort deflected an offensive, fernandez came on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but amelia martinez blocked brilliantly from garron cool. in the 7th minute of injury time massey led the celebrations in front of argentina's rock . as crowed, whose expectations will be even higher, their site and the last 8. well, you can imagine the scenes in buenos aires after that when for argentina there was pure joy as thousands of fan celebrated the when included a 1st goal in the world cup, knock out round for their talisman lena massey argentina. now faced the netherlands in the quarter finals decor fashion week in senegal is celebrating its 20th anniversary on the historic island of gora. this year. more than 20 designers from several african countries are presenting their latest collections. this is the fashion event of the year in sin and gal did a car fashion week, bringing together up and coming designers and industry professionals from around the world. lambert, africa meal plan, african fashion is very inspiring math beauty. a normal

attempted to get comment from george santos, bu has so far received no response joining us now is aussie paper breaking politics news reporte for the washington post. ozzy, thank you and welcome to the last word. according to your reporting in the washington post, it ha been quite a night here is what you wrote, sant said in a 2020 financial disclosure that he had n assets or earned income, and h only cited a commission wort more than $5,000 by the time that he filed hi 2022 financial disclosure, h was declared - he declared that he was wort millions of dollars, with most of the wealth coming from florida company in which he wa the sole owner, th organization aussie, do we know wha happened between his unsuccessful run for congres in 2020? >> we do not when he is trying to explain i a couple of friendly interview is that he gained work experience at locations in companies that he is not reall specific about, but that h learned so much that when he opened his own firm, he wa incredibly successful. in fact, so successful that he earned enough money to inves in his congressional run that's

a lucky break when craig goodwin's wild effort afflicted anne of hens. fernandez, came on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but emily martinez blocked brilliantly from garron cool in the 7th minute of injury time. messy led to celebrations in front of argentina's rock as crowed, whose expectations will be even higher their site in the last 8. in the early match, the netherlands became the 1st team to make it to the quarter finals. they are playing against the united states and dutchman scored twice in the 1st half and basically never looked back. memphis de pi struck 1st, orange army was in full force as the game finished, 3 goals, $21.00, and a lima attack. he is here with me in the studio, she's from t w. sports of course. welcome a lima. so tell me about argentina and met message message to the rescue basically . yes, messy doing what he is best stead. and that is setting the tone in mid field with his dribbling magic with his amazing maisie runs into the final fur connecting this team. and he, you know, and it paid off for him at the end because he did score his 1st eve

a lucky break when craig goodwin's wild effort afflicted an offensive. fernandez came on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but emily martinez blocked brilliantly from garron cool. in the 7th minute of injury time massey led the celebrations in front of argentina's rock . as crowed, whose expectations will be even higher. their site in the last 8 are turning in the cdo as he does is anthony how i found it on the spot. so i can tina through lay a messy the star. he was a strategy ability in this tournament. has been to bring better players and better sods may be down for the level another test her what missy was still am the one that i feed australian, east coast time 5, i am wake up for this game. massey was the one they feel the most and it proved to be the show missing is 35 years old. now he's passed, he's actually golden dice, but to not watching him on the ball. he still the best player player on the pitch. by far, everything revolved around him, he scored the 1st go it be the israeli k to met ryan for the 1st go met. ryan paid him so for the 2nd argentina to mila. as

a lucky brick when craig goodwin's wild effort deflected an offensive, fernandez came on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but emily martinez blocked brilliantly from garen cool in the 7th minute of injury time. mercy led to celebrations in front of argentina's rock. as crowed, his expectations will be even higher. their site in the last 8, the netherlands became the 1st team to make the quarter final of the world cup, playing the us. the dutchman scored twice in the 1st half and never looked back. manifest a pi struck 1st, the orange army was in full voice as the game finished. 3 gulls to one and new york city is searching for an assassin. some one with a means to exterminate the cities, rodents. authorities are offering an annual salary of up to 170000 u. s. dollars for the right person to take up the job. seeking candidates with good communication skills and a bloodthirsty attitude. new york is on the hunt for a rat tsar to fight the cities, booming road and population. the rats don't run the city. we deal the ad for a director of road and mitigation list, say, swashbuc

a lucky brick when craig goodwin's wild effort afflicted an offensive, fernandez game on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but emily martinez blocked brilliantly from garen cool in the 7th minute of injury time. mercy led the celebrations in front of argentina's rock as crowed, whose expectations will be even higher their site in the last 8. and in the early march on saturday, the netherlands booked their place in the quarter finals playing the united states . the dutch men scored twice in the 1st half and never looked back. memphis de pike struck 1st. the orange army of dutch fans was in full force as the game finished. 3 goals to one and a lima attack he is here with me in the studio. she's from d. w. sports of oars are welcome a lima. so tell me about argentina and met messy message to the rescue. basically. yes, massey doing what is best that and that is. and setting the tone in midfield. wet his dribbling magic with his amazing maisie runs into the final thread, connecting this team. and he, you know, and he paid, i'm at the end because he did score his 1st ever worke

the aussies won by an innings and 182 runs with steven smith taking the final wicket to assure victoryest. the third test gets under way on the 3rd of january. kane williamson's fifth double century put new zealand past 600 on theirfirst innings, declaring on 612 for 9. pakistan ended day four two wickets down and 97 runs behind. the black caps will need to rattle through the remaining eight wickets as quickly and efficiently as possible on the final day to avoid a draw. it's been a long and successful career for legendary sports promoter barry hearn. but his favourite moment is one from the archives. he told told shabnam younus—jewell on the bbc framed podcast it's when he managed six—time world champion snooker player steve davis to his first world championship title in 1981.. we were to working class kids. he both had a dream, he wanted to be the best player in the world. i wanted to be wealthy, successful, have a business. i wanted to improve my life, if you would like. that was the moment when both of our lives changed forever. as much as you can rehearse it, as we did, we would s

west indies were set an unlikely target of a97 to win and were bowled out forjust 77 as the aussies tookhere's not much rest for australia though as they're straight into another three match series against south africa. manchester city played out a 1—1 draw against their neighbours and top—three rivals manchester united at etihad stadium in front of the second largest crowd in women's super league history. it leaves city fourth in the table, three points behind second—placed united after nine games. craig templeton reports. for a footballing rival out that there is all about location, it's fitting that manchester derby returns to the etihad for the first time in three years. there has been a gulf between these sides since this victory came into existence. the golds and clearly wants to narrow it. she started this attack and then finished it. fabulous, flowing move! and it surely would have been too if it wasn't for the concentration of the defender, telling her team—mates to follow suit. but it was united who should have been listening. a mistake at the front post left laura coombs in sp

a lucky break when craig goodwin's wild effort deflected an offensive, fernandez came on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but emilio martinez blocked brilliantly from garen cool in the 7th minute of injury time mercy led to celebrations in front of argentina's rock. as crowed, whose expectations will be even higher with their site in the last 8. and in the early march on saturday, the netherlands booked their place in the quarter finals playing the united states . the dutchman scored twice in the 1st half and never looked back. memphis to pie struck 1st. the orange army of dutch fans was in full force as the game finished. 3 goals to one this is of course dw news live from berlin. dock film is up next with a look at how vital europe's roads, railways, and air quarters are to the economy comics. pfizer, thanks for watching the world cup in catan. lighting in sports and tim version included. we are here for you with reports and background information.

a lucky break when craig goodwin's wild effort afflicted an offensive. fernandez game on and the aussies nearly scored a shock equalizer. but amelia martinez blocked brilliantly from gara, and qu, all in the 7th minute of injury, time massey led the celebrations in front of argentina's rock as crowed, whose expectations will be even higher their site in the last 8. and in the early match, the netherlands became the 1st team to make the quarter finals playing the west. the dutchman scored twice in the 1st half and never looked back. memphis to pye struck 1st. the orange army was in full voice as the game finished seagulls to one aunt oliva, who tacky is with me. here in the studio. she is of course, covering the wild card with d. w. sports a lima. good to have you here. let's start with our argentina. and the miracle or the, the genius, cold, messy. so he's, he is the one leading that was a very messy of performance. you know, he was needing and setting the tone in midfield from the get go. and it's really nice to see him and, you know, dribbling past defenders, you know, that typical, me

aussie yen and aussie dollar continue to outperform. leaders finished an economic conference but i made it rising covid infections and deaths, the transition to living with covid will be bumpy, according to our guest. david from the brookings institution, how difficult is it to gauge the state of the chinese economy for next year when the exit from covid zero seems so uncertain? >> there is a tremendous amount of uncertainty. the economic situation this year was terrible. november data was very negative in retail sales and exports and i think it is because the economy has been terrible that they finally changed the zero covid policy. while that is probably necessary, the transition will likely be bumpy. it has happened very rapidly and now we see a surge in covid in beijing and other cities in china. there is not as much testing as before so it is hard to actually know the extent but probably china will have a difficult few months as there is a surge in cases. optimistically, the virus situation settles down by late spring, and then chi

we are seeing flows and some today haven bids the likes of the aussie tenure bid.ng four basis points, though a little weaker. flows into treasuries, the dollar and something also that did weigh on the outlook's em currencies. >> it is a catch-22 for ems. you talked about recession concerns in the u.s. continuing across developed economies. at the same time, you have conflation -- inflation concerns. chile central bank holding rates steady at 11.25%. look at that rate hike. 11 consecutive hikes, but they have decided to hold given concerns about the economic downturn, global beginning economic outlook. at the same time, inflation at a three decade high. the president vowing to keep rates on hold at the two decade high until inflation is reined in. we have another central-bank decision in brazil tomorrow. we have seen them pause already, for that was an aggressive tightening cycle. they were hiking when even mexico was continuing to cut. we are expecting them to hold and we are expecting peru to hike for the 17th set -- 17th consecutive time. i talked about the catc

we saw the move in aussie in and the dollar -- aussie yen and the dollar.we look at going forward? >> with the sentiment shifting on the yen, the yen is cheap, it was incredibly cheap because it was so low, it would have implications across everything through to the chinese u.n.. and the most important one of all is the dollar. as the dollar yen continues to dominate the trading across desks and within -- putting liquidity in place watch out for big moves. shery: thank you ruth. we have jgb futures trading. they been fluctuating at the open. this is as we had toward a full opening of the jgb yields. we have seen them rally in the previous session to touch a top level of .46% given the 10 year yield cap has now been doubled to .5% we see the yen holding steady at the 132 level keeping futures pointing higher. and we are watching the curb with the 2s/10s curve steepening and we will see that in the start of trade for now. it's been a challenging year for traders globally. the investment of green bonds coming up our assessment of 2023 investors they say invest

a great moment for aussie batter alex carey, who scored his maiden test hundred to help his side surpasse fourth day, which they'll start on 15 for one after dean elgin was dismissed by pat cummins late on. new zealand ended day three of their first test with pakistan leading by two runs. kane williamson hit triple figures for the black caps. he was batting for the first time since relinquishing the test captaincy and was 105 not out at stumps. pakistan will hope to wrap up the remaining four wickets and keep new zealand's score of 440 down on day four. the university of bath is already home to some of the world's finest sports teams. now the first ever dedicated training facility for the great britain wheelchair fencing team has opened at the site, as cheryl dennis reports. piers and dimitri are world champion wheelchair fencers. with at least 13 gold medals each, this was a close—fought duel. 0nly last week, they were competing at the european championships. they brought home another four gold medals towards their tally. we were rusty off the flight. it was a nice, fun fight for us and

the aussies qualify for the round of 16 for the first time since the 2006 world cup in germany.y finished second with six points and they will play argentina next. tunisia beat france but still went out of the tournament. tunisia thought they had got ahead in the first half. a free kick volleyed in and an offside flag rule that one out. france was dispossessed at the halfway mark, they still had a lot left to do. many came up the bench is a tried to get an equalizer. france still through as group winners. next up for them, poland. a lot to unpack in football, argentina and poland. both teams deserve to go through ahead of saudi arabia. >> argentina, yes, because after the loss to saudi arabia, they were able to rectify themselves and today was their best performance in this tournament up to now. poland just were not very good throughout the entire competition. that shows you the unfairness of football because poland played very poorly and mexico played very well. at the end of the day, you have to look at the entire body of results. >> we have seen teams in the past struggle thr

so, yes , is the aussie of ties. so, yes, is the aussie i rather like it.ot uk. let me know your views right . could me know your views right. could bofis me know your views right. could boris be back by next christmas? i don't think so, ryan. i he's got his very avid supporters. of course he has. but i think too much damage has been done. too much damage has been done. too much . faith has been lost. much. faith has been lost. richard the conservative all your life, what do you think? i think that he was a very, very good bear. and he did an excellent job together with ken livingstone beforehand and for the for the olympics. yeah, he did a superb job. yeah. that and i'm afraid he lost plot a little bit when he went into the house of commons. i think that time got. i agree. and we had ken livingstone last week and there we are very much on the left we are ken very much on the left and yet he did do some good as bad. i agree. i agree with you. absolutely. we're out. we're over done. buxton is over we're done. tonia buxton is in she's to stand in in tonight an

so, yes , is the aussie of ties. so, yes, is the aussie i rather like it.ot uk. let me know your views right . could me know your views right. could bofis me know your views right. could boris be back by next christmas? i don't think so, ryan. i he's got his very avid supporters. of course he has. but i think too much damage has been done. too much damage has been done. too much . faith has been lost. much. faith has been lost. richard the conservative all your life, what do you think? i think that he was a very, very good bear. and he did an excellent job together with ken livingstone beforehand and for the for the olympics. yeah, he did a superb job. yeah. that and i'm afraid he lost plot a little bit when he went into the house of commons. i think that time got. i agree. and we had ken livingstone last week and there we are very much on the left we are ken very much on the left and yet he did do some good as bad. i agree. i agree with you. absolutely. we're out. we're over done. buxton is over we're done. tonia buxton is in she's to stand in in tonight an

you are seeing the aussie tenure yeield punching above 10%. this is bloomberg. david: this is, uh, my kitchen table, and it is also my filing system. over much of the past three decades, i've been an investor. the highest calling of mankind, i've often thought, was private equity. [laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews, so i know how to do some interviewing. [laughter] i've learned from doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i didn't negotiate with him. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] david: one of the most interesting and significant philanthropists today in the united states is laurene powell jobs. the widow of apple founder steve jobs, she is using her considerable fortune today to remake the world through philanthropy in areas such as immigration reform, education ac

let's check in on the aussie minors. with prices surging to their highest since august, reacting on news out of china -- has been -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> over much of the past three decades i have been an investor. the highest calling to mankind i often thought was private equity. but then i thought it was equity. >> i asked him how much, he said to hundred $50, i did no due diligence. >> and how they stay there. >> you do not feel inadequate now being the second wealthiest man in the world, right? -- is today one of the most important figures. he started endeavor and built it into a leading talent agency for an representing martin scorsese. he has built endeavor into being of the -- in the world. i sat down with him in his offices. so, you are a talent agent for much of your career but now you are running a multinational sports entertainment conglomerate. what is it like renting a multinational sports company that is public as opposed to a talent agent? >> for me it feels natural. it is different because it is bigger

leckie powered through to beat kasper schmeichel and the tables had turned, much to the delight of aussietment for denmark and a shock qualification for australia through for the first time in 16 years. jane dougall, bbc news. let's take a look at what's happening in qatar on thursday. in group e, all four teams could go through or be eliminated. spain just need to avoid defeat, but for germany, anything less than a win means they will go home. and in group f, canada are already out, but one of the pre—tournament favourites, belgium are likely to need to win to progress to the knock—out rounds. you can find details of all of that and more in the special world cup section of our website. just log on to bbc.com/news and click through, or download the bbc app. there are arguably few things more quintessentially french than the baguette. and yet, the loaf has been in decline in recent years, with many traditional bakeries struggling to stay afloat. but now there's something to celebrate, as unesco has added the baguette to its "intangible cultural heritage" list. tom brada reports. the humble

drew, come aussie and sue will be at the top of the morning commute. it will be pretty messy because of the storm coming in. the san francisco fire department confirms multiple people or private residence overdosed on christmas day. if sfpd says they got the call 2:30 p.m. for six patients all initially incredible condition. it happened on post street, five people were taken to hospital. one people did not require transportation. all of the victims are adults. officials could not confirm that fentanyl was involved. a strike by registered nurses at hospitals is in its third day. the nurses walked out the job and will continue their strike until january 2. they will bring in the new year on the picket line. the work stoppage of effects the summit medical center campuses in berkeley and oakland. negotiations for a new contract have been going on since june of last year. nurses say they are worried about working conditions and also benefits. >> we are out here today because we have been in bargaining for 18 months. and the hospital is not willing to really

so do stay with the same on aussie international. we're back of the company. ah, ah, ah ah, quite any measure. the year 2022 has been transformative. the conflict in ukraine, global inflation, growing food insecurity. and the west demand that you are with us or against is dominated our attention on this addition of cross talk. we discuss some of these issues and more ah, a yeah. then you don't. you have any mutual gov, i can add that nice. i'm with. then let's do it and i got the 3 will be today. share, then after sure, you seem up movable when they feel that we buy the set of small things are going to both are still my we group where does that, but basically it ideally could only, but if we're still playing yet, don't you think he got a dish because well it exactly because it was my, your, me, mag rama which moves and he's not, but i am a with coordinator then. yes, you just so, but i'm jean, shaun i was way with you just was talking with you later, but if you're completely done, i'm used to sober on the what the, what he's doing with 3 of them. okay, thank y

access to timbertop in rural victoria to meet the man hand—picked to accompany the future king on his aussieday. shaimaa khalil reports. newsreel: the students here cut a great deal of the 500 tonnes - of firewood used annually. some things have changed at timbertop since the 1960s. for one, there are boys and girls here now. but a lot hasn't. you have to chop wood to have hot showers. and if you don't? then we have cold showers, which is pretty unpleasant. foraging for fuel has been going on for decades at this rural campus of australia's geelong grammar school, and in this rare footage, you can see teenage charles getting stuck in. this was a very different experience to what the young prince was used to back home. it was here that he took a breakfrom his royal duties and enjoyed a much quieter life away from the close and relentless gaze of the cameras. it was, he said, by far the best part of his schooling. newsreel: the accent is on the outdoor life. | the physical fitness plus self—reliance. .. i'm not sure why the royal parents chose timbertop. they certainly wanted him to be in a pra

this is part and parcel of us for aussie for decades. what i guess is knew about it is that now you've been out of celebrities like sean penn embracing these people. i guess that's what's really new. people have been programmed now to view the ads, our battalion as heroes of ukraine and the fight against russia. it's an incredible thing that really we witnessed only since february, right? i mean, so the media campaign has been a meant using way affective at to convincing the population of the u. s. ironically, particularly the liberal population, right, rank and file, the democratic party. that the as all battalion or the good guys the south african parliament has postponed a long awaited vote on impeachment proceedings against president cyril rama fossa. last week, the leader found himself in hot water after a prob revealed he may have been involved in serious misconduct or corresponded in johannesburg. has more the clouds loomed large over the johannesburg skyline, making the cloud looming over president. settled on my partner and his

it's great to have a with us or an aussie international via u. s. secretary of state responds to criticism of last year's withdrawal from afghanistan, saying it is help to free up resources for conflict. this started around 6 months later when it comes to russia's war against ukraine. if we were still in afghanistan, ah, it would have, i think, made much more complicated the support that we've been able to give. and that others have been able to give you kind to resist and push back against the russian aggression. well, it certainly sounds like came, he's suggesting it could have been more than pure coincidence that the united states decided to ditch afghanistan right before it decided to shift its attention to ukraine. i mean, just the sheer haste with which the us left afghanistan and the chaos that was allowed to spread or reason enough for a lot of people to wonder. why was that the case? i mean, we saw civilians clinging to an airplane falling to their death, suicide bombers. and the taliban got their hands on a lot of us equipment. so natur

of g7 sematech geopolitical moments, to hosting and separate summits the leaders of the americas aussie on, and now the leaders of africa. this year has marked one of the most high paced substantive times of foreign policy in recent history and is a profound demonstration of the president's approach to the world, and a powerful expression of the ways in which a broad and diverse community are working together to solve our shared challenges. >> a couple question. the same topics of trade, health, feud security and national security have been the topics of presidents from bill clinton to george w. bush, barack obama and now. what has been the art of success if you can measure it from the clinton years when africa was put on the table and george w. bush did the most for africa. and also if you could talk about the lack that happened during the last four years, now focusing them on africa. >> the topics you mentioned are the essential building blocks of healthy societies, healthy economies. healthy countries the world over, not just in africa, but everywhere. peace and security, these are n

we see that across asia bonds year. 22 basis points higher for your aussie tenure yield. that is the ketchup story is a we are reopening along with hong kong. we will see how that fairs in terms of the reopening story for hang seng. futures are pre-much flat in china this morning. those are your top stories. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is my kitchen table and it's also my filing system. over much of the past three decades i've been an investor. the highest -- of mankind i often thought was private equity, then i started interviewing. i watched your interview. i've learned from doing interviews how leaders make it to the top. >> asked how much she wanted and i said 250. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i like to sell. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? one of the most senior economic advisers is brian who heads the national economic council at the white house. i recently had a chance is down with brian to talk about interest rate, inflation in the state of the economy in the united sta

the aussies dismissed them for 152 just before tea but then slipped to 27 for three in reply.bane — that's the biggest attendance for any non—ashes test at the gabba. that's all the sport for now. sarah as always many thanks you will have a busy day tomorrow with the final in the world cup, thank you. police in germany say they've recovered a significant part of the treasure stolen from dresden castle three years ago. 31 objects have been returned to the green vault museum at the castle. among them are a diamond—encrusted breast star and the richly—jewelled heron tail hat decoration — but an epaulette with the famous dresden white diamond is still missing. the authorities say the items were recovered after talks with the lawyers of the six men on trial for the theft. thousands of swimmers in colourful costumes have braved freezing temperatures to jump into switzerland's lake geneva for the annual christmas cup event. around 4,000 amateur and professional swimmers are taking part over two days. participants dressed in cowboy hats, superhero costumes and feathered head—dresses,

the aussies bowled south africa out for 204 on day four in melbourne to win the second test by an inningso be in vain for south africa. the third and final test in sydney starts on the 3rd of january. meanwhile in the first test in karachi, pakistan were 77 for 2 in their second innings at the close on day four — trailing by 97, after new zealand declared their first innings on 612 for 9. kane williamson made an unbeaten double century. that's all the sport for now. roman catholic leaders around the world havejoined pope francis in calling for prayers for his predecessor, benedict xvi, whose health has taken a sudden turn for the worse. the current pope visited the 95—year—old and said he is very ill. our correspondent bethany bell gave us this update. we just had a statement from the vatican saying that benedict's condition is serious but stable. he rested well overnight, the statement said, and he was awake and lucid. we know that pope francis has called on catholics around the world to pray forformer pope benedict, who became pope in 2005, had a very... ..was espoused a conservative li