jacinda: i want our waterways to be swimmable again.year's election, with prime minister jacinda ardern again promising to clean up the country's dirty water. jacinda: we're putting in place standards that actually stop the degradation, see material improvements over five years, and within a lifetime we'll see our kids swimming in that water again. ♪♪♪ yaara: to reduce pollution the government has introduced fresh water reforms. the most contentious issue is what the nitrate level in waterways should be. the government set it at 2.4 milligrams per liter, but that's provoking furious debate. mike: we can take it back to our analyzer, and we can get an instant result on the nitrate levels. yaara: back at the selwyn river, dr. mike joy and lan pham are testing the river's nitrate level. ♪♪♪ mike: the sample's been analyzed, and we'll just see what it comes up as. wow, 9.66 milligrams. that is--that is crazy. the current national policy statement, the limit is 2.4 milligrams. so it's four times that. lan: as alarming as this number is, this

this morning, we'll bejoined by two prime ministers — new zealand's jacinda ardern and by the prime ministerngladesh, sheikh hasina. the key issue at the moment is who is going to pay for this. the key issue for many people listening to you this morning, i think might be that the government's promise to freeze my bills for two years. the labour leader is promising to free them for six months and then, after that, we'll have a look. people need to know about that. that interview last sunday with sir keir starmer prompted the sort of complaint that's been made many times about different interview programmes and different interviewers, including me, articulated here by kevin o'meara. in previous incarnations, the sunday morning show started with a couple of guests reviewing the newspapers who then disappeared. but on sunday with laura kuenssberg, a panel of three pop up at a number of points during the programme, commenting on the interviews that laura'sjust done, as well as on other stories of the week — hence the appearance on the first programme of comedianjoe lycett, with that presumably sa

. >> jacinda says farmers can recover the cost by charging more for climate friendly products, but critics argue the world first proposal ignores measures many farms are already using to counter greenhouse gases. >> this initiative seems the wrong signals to the wrong sector, and is insufficient to s the climate emergency we are in. in. >> reporter: the plan includes incentives for farmers to reduce reduce emissions through feed additives. these calves are drinking a milk formula blended with klobuchar, a probiotic experts say reduces burping. >> we were able to show that we've had a reduction in those animals. >> farmer david ackland hopes the government will throw out the tax plan. >> we'd like them to think again, >> reporter: with about half of new zealand's greenhouse gas emissions coming from livestock, livestock, and climate ministers ministers are anxious to push the proposal through. tina kraus, cbs news. >> the power to reduce burps, give it to my boys. that's it for the news at 5:00, cbs news bay area starts right now. >> thanks so much, when it comes comes to giving a helping h

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this morning, we'll bejoined by two prime ministers — new zealand's jacinda ardern and by the prime ministerthing to ask — what are you trying to do with the programme? well, i think the legacy of the sunday morning slot is massive, but i think we were excited to have an opportunity to make something that both respected the heritage of the programme, but also moved into the 21st century. and i think both in the way that i wanted to do the programme, we wanted to make it feel very open, very transparent, maybe a bit more conversational. you know, we've all lived through many years of politicians, where it feels like they've been screaming and shouting at each other. and i think we're trying to make a bit more space to hear arguments. absolutely do the core centraljob of the show, which is to ask questions that the audience want answered, to ask questions that the audience need to be answered. but, you know, that's not necessarily done with a kind of 60—minute shouting match on a sunday morning. one of the things you are doing differently is you've got rid of the paper review and some of our c