captain baldwin was apparently involved in a newspaper in dunedin.cal historian. that photograph shows baldwin street in about 1900. individual 10—acre sections were not wide enough to allow a zigzag in a road. my name's sharon hyndman. i have been a resident for 26 years. the street has definitely increased in popularity as far as tourism goes. we had about 20 tourists standing in our lounge one day because it rained and they had nowhere else to go. i caught some of them standing on our outdoor furniture, on the table, to try and get a better shot of mount cargill. someone was learning to drive and come up baldwin street. got the accelerator and brake mixed up. and ended up parked halfway up the bend. we have also had to do some medical assistance as well. i'm brendon thompson and i'm the community constable for north dunedin. the street does tend to attract thrill seekers. there was an unfortunate incident some years ago where there was a fatality. two people got themselves into a wheelie bin and one of them died when they collided with a trailer.

i'm brendon thompson and i'm the community constable for north dunedin.ate incident some years ago where there was a fatality. two people got themselves into a wheelie bin and one of them died when they collided with a trailer. treat it with respect. if you attack it, you can get really, really hurt at the top. i have not always made it up, especially on the wet days, but it is always a good challenge. we have climbed the steepest street in the world — baldwin street, dunedin. we knocked the b‘stard off! not sure i would want to live on that street. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will be taking a look at how the consumer electronics show in las vegas has changed over the 50 years since it started. and before we go, let's take a look at our top story this hour. turkish authorities say they are close to identifying the man they believe killed 39 people in an attack on a new year party at a nightclub. security officials have released this footage, which they say shows the suspect filming himself on a mobile phone in the centre of istanbul.

iam the i am the mayor of dunedin and i do not get to walk up the street that often. it isa often. from the bottom you think it is a bit steep when you get halfway up, you realise why it is that steepest street in the world. it has put us on the world map. the jaffa is bouncing down the road is a real event. i a local historian. that photograph shows the street in about 1900. they we re shows the street in about 1900. they were not allowed... i have been arrested and 26 years. the street has definitely increased in popularity as far as tourism goes. the i the commander constable for north dunedin. the street tends to attract thrill seekers. there was an u nfortu nate attract thrill seekers. there was an unfortunate incident where there was a fertility. two people got themselves into a wheelie bin and one of them died when they collided with a trailer. i have not always made it up, especially on the wet days but it is a good challenge. we have climbed the steepest street in the world. we knocked the bustard off! ido i do not know how they do it. now, we have lots more

i'm brendon thompson and i'm the community constable for north dunedin. some years ago where there was a fatality. two people got themselves into a wheelie bin and one of them died when they collided with a trailer. treat it with respect. if you attack it, you can get really, really hurt at the top. i have not always made it up, especially on the wet days, but it is always a good challenge. we have climbed the steepest street in the world — baldwin street, dunedin. what does edmund hillary say? "we knocked the bustard off!" coming up injust a couple of minutes, sally has all the latest business news in world business report. first a look at the weather where you are. the stargazers —— hello stargazers —— there. stargazers have had something of a cold treat over recent hours. the clear skies across england and wales have allowed a frost to form, but we have had some beautiful weather watcher pictures sent to us of the moon and also visible planets. clear skies have also allowed widespread frost to fall. in the countryside, temperatures down as low as minus

i'm brendon thompson and i'm the community constable for north dunedin.ars ago where there was a fatality. two people got themselves into a wheelie bin and one of them died when they collided with a trailer. treat it with respect. if you attack it, you can get really, really hurt at the top. i have not always made it up, especially on the wet days, but it is always a good challenge. we have climbed the steepest street in the world — baldwin street, dunedin. we knocked the b‘stard off! we had a debate about whether you could say that on the bbc but, yes, you can. now to a real life story of a father and son with a special bond. jamie berube was born with downs syndrome, but thanks to his family's love and support he's thrived, gaining independence. hisjourney has inspired many and now his father has written about their relationship, and jamie's growth to adulthood, in a new book. we caught up with them to hear more. church organ music plays. jamie is a gregarious, ebullient, effervescent, inventive young man. he's a gentle soul and a good heart. remember w

i'm brendan thompson and i'm the community constable for north dunedin.en they collided with a trailer. treat it with respect, because if you attack it, you can hurt, really, really hurt near the top. quite glad i do not live on the street! i will do the weather at a a5 degrees angle! sunny and frosty in the south but northern areas, different story with temperatures at plus 7 degrees in glasgow. beautiful pictures in the south of frost. struggling to establish what this is. if you are this person, let's know. i think it is the top of the roof of a car, we think. this is another, try and get the message across, frosty and very cold, —6 earlier on in bournemouth. today, after that frosty start, the sunshine across the south, but northern areas more cloudy where that milder areas. in glasgow this morning, it was seven celsius. this is cloudy and murky and mild air from the atlantic carried by these north—westerly winds. in the south, we have got sunshine. this is the south coast from cornwall to devon in the bristol to kent. nice weather here is. crisp and

dunedin. >> thank you. >> was there any wonder that you wanted in the book but didn't make the cut? >> there were so many.y.>> the the problem with narrowing down -- we started with a giant spreadsheet and tried to have a balance in terms of geography and the types of places. the problem was the three of us have certain predilections into things that we adore, not all of which made it into the book. as i was talking about before, we love medical museums. it's a thing we all like. one of the problems like that was some of them are quite similar to each other. these places that by themselves to learn are so incredible, but when you already have one that is similar in the book, we've got to take one out, but i want to keep it. so i would say yes, medical museums in general.d we tried not to make the book to death-y. [laughter] there is a lot of death, but it's treated in interesting ways. things like coffins that look like tigers, the merry cemetery which is a great laugh. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> the question is how manyn places we've gone to. we have been to as many