kiwi stocks up .4%.nsumer confidence numbers from westpac that suggest a pickup when it comes to new zealand consumer confidence being lifted on positive jobs numbers, labor market, and encouraging house is what we are getting for the second quarter, the kiwi dollar off just .1%. vonnie quinn has the first word headlines. vonnie: china's imports of american goods slowed in may again putting beijing targets in the phase i trade deal further at a rate. china bought 10 billion dollars worth of manufactured, agricultural and energy goods from the u.s. last month, the lowest since last october. the total amount of import since january, 2020, 2 $157 billion, 40% of the trade agreed to in that deal. hong kong's apple daily newspaper it may be forced to shut down this week. the company blocked by police from accessing its bank accounts , it will not be updating its up online finance section from tuesday. a final print edition be distributed saturday if funds are made available. police arrested editors last week

kiwi stocks under pressure. kiwi and aussie dollars on the back, it has been imposed on sydney. new zealand officials, saying they are not out of this yet. we are seeing markets pricing and for more than 50%. with that, pulling up the chart of the terminal, central banks of the u.k., canada, south korea and others among those with stimulus exits. they are signaling they will likely keep steady. overall, a gradual is expected. jp morgan predicting that lower rates flattening to the end of the year 21 28 from 127. shery: the key question is what happens to market volatility in the meantime. we are also watching bitcoin. in focus after the latest regulatory hit. the u.k. betting crypto exchange of operating there. the company says it not -- has not operated in the u.k. yet. let's bring in drama, we continue to see diverging views when it comes to cryptocurrencies. this latest on the crypto crackdown, at the same time, and mexican billionaire now endorsing the asset. >> right. anytime you have something or somebody says they are looking to further adoption of crypto, that does chair

england might catch these risks but the kiwis like a challenge so at lunch they got the game rolling,ngland 273 runs to win, new zealand would need ten wickets. they were thinking of an england batting collapse but their sting was drawn. by by rory burns. after nearly two hours, he eventually departed. zach crawley was less stubborn. 56—2, by now in the final session of the match england were thinking of saving it, not winning it. the focus drifted and the game settled into a sunday evening lull. neil wagoner saw trapping joe root lbw as significant. an individual achievement for dom sibley as well. he went through to his 50 and saluted. this was not a match destined to end in celebrations. america's lexi thompson has a four—shot lead in the final round of the us women's open in san francisco. thompson — who set a record as the youngest golfer to qualify for the us women's open in 2007 when she was 12 — shot a five—under—par 66 and lead the way after round three on seven under par. yuka saso, of the philippines, is five shots behind after a difficult start. seven shots off the lead is

a dose of the kiwis were at liberty to add too gradually, despite a disciplined bowling, england cand a way through, until ollie robinson struck. devon conway gone, and robinson's confidence up, so much so, that when kane williamson was given not out, he managed to convince his captain to check. he was right to. williamson, lbw, and roofs was right to. williamson, lbw, and root�*s today finished as it started, with a surprised. so england all out for 275. new zealand in their second innings are 57—1. ollie robinson's taken the wicket of devon conway, bowled for 23. and they did get kane williamson in the end. the tourists lead by 160 runs. cameron norrie's french open is over. the only remaining british player in the singles is out after being beaten by rafa nadal in the third round. norrie's had his best ever season on clay, but in the end the 13—time champion was too good and won in straight sets, like novak djokovic did earlier in the day. those two are on course to meet in the semifinals. michael redford reports. a surface fit for a king, and there is only one of those at roland

a total of the kiwis were at liberty to add to gradually, despite disciplined bowling, england can findough until 0llie robinson that struck. devon conway gone but a team well ahead and there is plenty of time left in the match, tanks and are thinking for england to do. so england all out for 275. new zealand in their second innings are 57—1. 0llie robinson's taken the wicket of devon conway, bowled for 23. the tourists lead by 160 runs. you can listen to it now live on bbc radio 5 live sports extra. cameron norrie's french open is over. the only remaining british player in the singles is out after being beaten by rafa nadal in the third round. norrie's had his best—ever season on clay but in the end, the 13—time champion was too good and won in straight sets, like novak djokovic did earlier in the day. those two are on course to meet in the semifinals. michael redford reports. a surface fit for a king, and there is only one of those at roland garros. this is rafa nadal�*s castle, his throne rarely threatens. just two defeats for the spaniard at 16 years, an educational task ahead for c

a character whose sexuality has taught her to be tough and non—reliant, and terrific support from kiwike hunt for the wilderpeople and thor: ragnarok and who again knocks it out of the park here. you can find ellie & abbie (and ellie's dead aunt) in cinemas now. i'll leave you with news that the coen brothers' 1996 classic fargo is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a limited uk cinema re—release. thought you might need a little warm—up. thanks a bunch! so, what's the deal here? gary says triple homicide? yeah, looks pretty bad. two of them are over here. frances mcdormand, who recently won her third acting oscar in the best picture winner nomadland, earned herfirst statuette as marge gunderson, the pregnant detective investigating a snowbound high—speed pursuit, shooting and execution—type deal. i'm not sure that i agree with you 100% on your police work there, lou. yeah? yeah. oh, yeah. the opening tells you that this is a true story, but don't go believing everything you read. all you need to know is that fargo is a blackly comic masterpiece that hasn't aged a day. yeah, that's a

but instead of chaos, there was kiwi calm because of game.e end of an amazing story. one of test cricket's smallest nations, now its first official champion. patrick gearey, bbc news. congratulations to new zealand. six gold medallists from rio 2016 have been included in the first wave of athletes selected for the paralympicsgb squad for tokyo. great britain won 33 athletics medals in rio, including 15 golds. rachel latham has been talking to some of those heading forjapan. ina in a couple months' time, around 240 athletes are expected to compete for great britain at the paralympics in tokyo. but today, we are putting the spotlight on just three of them. pair athletics made its team announcement in loughborough this morning, and first up we spoke to paralympic champions holly arnold and hannah, croft. i’nn paralympic champions holly arnold and hannah, croft.— and hannah, croft. i'm really excited. _ and hannah, croft. i'm really excited. i'm _ and hannah, croft. i'm really excited, i'm really _ and hannah, croft. i'm really excited, i'm reall

the kiwi dollar jumping in the wake of the gdp beat from new zealand. bond markets very much in focus here. yields claim in new zealand and australia, following moves we saw and treasuries and a 10 basis point rise in the u.s. benchmark yield area mizuho -- yield. mizuho noting we did see a limited reaction in treasuries with the 10-year camped below 160. going into that fed decision, he was sanguine, saying a move in the dot plot would not move the earth for him and talking about tapering would not move things very much. the dollar moves in focus. it's looking steady after jumping the most in five months, which had goldman and deutsche's abandoning the bullish calls for the euro, kathleen. kathleen: thanks. the federal reserve appended expectations until 2024. two thirds of policymakers moved the date for their first rate hike to 2020 three. as chair jay powell said, talking about -- cohead of global economics, chief u.s. economist. did not exactly blast the markets, michelle, but it is leaving a lot of people wondering just what the fed has opened the

but instead of chaos, there was kiwi calm because of kane.st official champion. patrick gearey, bbc news. i think we saw both teams grab a mentor him at certain points in time, and then to have the six—day as back—up due to weather and see both teams have a real opportunity of a result made for a fantastic team to be a part of it. and for us, very proud moment in our history and a proud momentjust as team, really. four british players remain in qualifying for next week's wimbldeon championships. arthur fery and anton matusevich play in the final round of qualifying over five sets tomorrow. katie swan and naykta bains play their second round matches tomorrow. swan had a comfortable straight sets win today as she beat the australian lizette cabrera 7-5, 6-2. finally, wales flanker justin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lions match againstjapan at murrayfield. he replaces scotland back—rower hamish watson, who suffered a concussion in training. watson, who was set to make his first appearance for the lion

bonus of africa but very much developed as a kiwi.s there so that was in ghana and other will get to stuart broad. will young, a player at the start of his test career and playing because kay newsom is being rested, was dropped by england when he had made seven but then looked increasingly fluid. many boundaries for him and looked like he could be seen through the day as well. in fact, it was the very last over of the day with dan lawrence bowling and a catch and pour over will young had to go for but yes new zealand 229—3, a very strong there for them and able to build upon that tomorrow. just 3�* build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 _ build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs _ build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs between - build upon that tomorrow. just 7 euros -- 74 runs between them | build upon that tomorrow. just 7 - euros -- 74 runs between them and euros —— 74 runs between them and interesting to see how they have reached the world test image of final against india interesting to see their strengt

devon conway has also been trending on social media — he put the kiwis firmly on top and was now lookinghis undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinson who took the catch — that lifted england's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking tim southee to the keeper. the match was swinging back towards the tourists and england knew it. joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully. he reached his half century, england, finishing the day on a positive note — and they'd have taken that at the start of play. olly foster, bbc news. now to tennis and

but at this point it looks like there will be people in the stands and in an olympic-first kiwi weightlifteren named to team new zealand and will be the first openly transgender athlete to compete in these olympic games so a big first there, and i'm sure there will be fans in the stands trying to figure out a way to make some noise they have one month, guys, to come up with a way to safely make some noise for these athletes who've waited an extra year to compete. so we'll see what they can come up with, so a safe olympics but hopefully not a silent olympics. >> well, it'll be only domestic, right? so only people who live there will be able to go here we were used to watching the games without any spectators kind of weird but at least the games are happening. people there are going to have to perfect the golf clap >> it kind of goes against human nature at least it's happening. >> that's right. we can cheer from our own homes. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm phillip mena >> and i'm frances rivera. coming up on the "today" show, al we're up against dom's brother? that's anoth

as it turned out, the kiwi skipper was out.started — with a surprise. patrick gearey, bbc news. after 18 months away, 6,500 fans returned to cardiff city stadium to watch wales' final friendly ahead of euro 2020. but as hywell griffith now reports, they could only manage a goalless draw against albania. told not to travel and follow their team abroad, this may be the closest fans will get to cheering on wales this month. we'll be shouting for them back here, i'm sure they'll hear us. they certainly heard the anthem — 6,500 voices filled the stadium. but wales were never really on song. neco williams the first to find the target after more than 70 minutes. kieffer moore kept the pressure on the visitors. but albania proved to be stubborn, and not particularly friendly, opponents. still, after 19 months without a crowd, they didn't spoil wales's send—off to the euros. 0k, fine, 0—0, but in terms of the atmosphere, it's been 15 months since i was last back here, it was just incredible. and so it's on to azerbaijan, where the serio

devon conway has also been trending on social media — he put the kiwis firmly on top and was now lookingo put them out of sight. henry nicholls reached 50, but the fresh pace of mark wood was his undoing. hooked and in the air... and out. and it was robinson who took the catch — that lifted england's spirits, and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled. robinson can thank zak crawley for one of his wickets — he took a fabulous catch. and taken. they bowled new zealand out for 378, but not before conway brought up his 200. that is sensational from devon conway. his name will be going on the famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. dom sibley out for a duck for a fifth time in his short test career, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nicking tim southee to the keeper. the match was swinging back towards the tourists and england knew it. joe root�*s arrival at the crease brought calm — panic over — and, alongside his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully. he reached his half century, england finishing the day on a positive note — and

all, where the markets have been underpricing, perhaps some of those, we have been bullish on the kiwi dollar. probably some of those currencies where there is an overshoot in terms of expectations. such as the british pound. yvonne: i know where being abrupt and these changes, it seems like the fed surprise is causing a curb over china when it comes to maintaining that market stability. guest: the short answer is yes. if china wants to keep stable, they can definitely do so. we also know the messaging as they have been trying to deflect by changing some regulatory landscapes. we have been of the view that the currency would be weakening modestly. our view for the end of this year is comfortable. yvonne: let's get to the first word news. >> china will reportedly keep its covert restrictions in place for another year. it is enforced hotel quarantines for of these 14 days. a new survey suggests -- more people see the asian giant as a security threat that has an economic partner. only 16% were competent china will act responsibly in the world. the number of surveyed australians believe th

kiwi stocks, also down .1%. wall street's biggest bank have not figured out how to make much money.s of $40 million last year. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's golo.com. ♪ ♪ >> wall street still has not figur

in new zealand, kiwi stocks gain ground. when it comes to the currency space, i want to highlight what going on with you on -- yuan. we saw the dollar slip. we are seeing that correlation between the yuan and emerging currency space continue to creep higher towards historical highs on the correlation there. we have seen the policy divergence. the p voc ahead of the fed when it comes to taking their foot off the stimulus pedal and as the fed's policy is shifting, the pbs he will welcome the depreciation pressure on the remedy -- -- pboc will welcome the depreciation pressure on the renminbi. shery: joe biden striking the deal with the bipartisan group of senators for a 579 billion dollars infrastructure plan. biden says the pill will move in tandem with a much larger package of spending and tax increases that republicans oppose. pres. biden: we will see what happens in the budget process. if we get some compromise, i will see if i can attract all the democrats to a position. they will move on the dual track. shery: let's go t

kiwi stocks also looking pretty unchanged with the kiwi dollar holding steady at 71.73.will raise rates in the second half of 2023. our next guest says markets do not understand that they are treating inflation risks as a cyclical thing. he also sees a structural change taking place. joining us as michael every. janet yellen says we have been wanting reflation and inflation for the last 20 years the putting on which economy you're looking at. so what is? wrong with getting inflation? ? what are we not understanding? michael: well, as you just said, this is not really cyclical inflation. part of what we are seeing right now, as janet yellen is saying, transitory and due to base effects. that will be a large part of what we see in the report today of course. a larger part of it is being driven by two other factors that are structural. one of them is a with effect on supply chains. -- is a bullwhip effect on supply chains. there was a story yesterday about beautiful italian tomatoes may be left to rot in the field because there are no cans to store them in. so all manner of

we are seeing nikkei futures moved to the downside and kiwi stocks slightly higher for a third session. u.s. menus edging higher after the mixed session we saw on wall street. the nasdaq clenched another record high while the s&p 500 slipped and checking in on currencies, we did see the dollar hit a speed bump, seeing the yen recover some losses but it is the 111 handle. this bond policy divergence between the boj and other g7 banks and goldman seeing more dollar strength in the near term. currencies are penciling in 640 and three months. the fed shift has arguably truncated the risk of a sharp dollar depreciation driven by high inflation and very low real rates. we have seen the dollar strength coming up late given dollar bears are heading to the exit. sticking to its long-term call for dollar weakness. g10 and em currencies. goldman recommended the fed to prevent was probably going to far. shery: breaking news. we are hearing that california is saying that the recall election of governor gavin newsom will go ahead. this is finally official. it was widely expected. the announcement is

you had the kiwi at $.70 and the won weaker this morning. we are dealing with a stronger remedy -- renminbi. gold as well from the fed. of course, we are taking a look at the industrial metals. iron ore is up .8%. china going to overdrive when it comes to cooling down these commodity prices. the -- commodity prices. juliette: they are predicting to rate increases -- 2 rate increases. policymakers have begun talking about talking about tapering. he spoke after the decision. >> it kept interest rates near zero and maintained asset purchases. the housing sector is strong and business is increasing at a solid pace. shifts in demand can be large and rapid. in bottlenecks, they can continue to limit supply and how it can adjust. inflation could turn out to be higher and more persistent than expected. if you look at the current timeframe and think about one or two years out, we will be looking at a very strong labor market. we need to see more data and be a bit more patient. >> let's get to our policy editor, kathleen hays. quite a big shift i am g

the conditions haven't been ideal for batting and the kiwis took full advantage.ner took two each. ajinkye rahane the top scorer for india with 49. new zealand have just started their first innings and a short time ago they were 19—0. —— second innings. spain's marc marquez banished 18 months of struggles as he dominated at the sachsenring to win the german motogp. the six—time world champion crashed in the opening race last year and missed 15 races. he started from a season's best fifth on the grid, took the lead on the opening lap and held on to take his first win since the last race of the 2019 season. and you can also keep up to date with all of the latest from the french grand prix — lewis hamilton currently in the lead ahead of championship leader max verstappen — on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. but that's all your sport for now. it is not quite all the sport because we will keep talking about wales and the euro is an spotlight very much on the welsh team who will be looking to seal their place in the last 16 when they take up italy in that

the kiwi dollar leading g10 gains ahead of the rba governor's speech tuesday.downside. and currency markets, a focus on the dollar holding steady this morning. we had ubs saying, southeast asian markets could outperform the north asian counterparts in the second half of the year as vaccinations and reopening's gain ground. philippines joining the list of emerging-market bond issuers pricing $3 billion worth of bonds. shery: our next guest saying north asia may be shielded from underperformance by being a manufacturing export hub. the spread of the delta variant is that key tail risk for the region. let's bring in the tv investment strategist at lgt bank -- let's bring in the chief investment strategist at lgt bank. the question of the day on mliv ask which stock markets will outperform in the third quarter? >> we are still skewed toward the developed markets because the numbers coming out of the united states and europe, and japan when it comes to the economy, arst drake -- staggering -- are staggeringly strong. there is a major economic boom and the consu

you put the kiwis firmly on top and was now looking to put them out of sight.spirits and no doubt his. the partnership broken, new zealand wobbled, robinson finished with four wickets in the innings and zak crawley to the fabulous catch. they bowled new zealand out for 378 but not before conway brought up his 200. his name will be going on that famous lord's honours board. england's reply was unconvincing. don sibley out for a duck, trapped by kyle jamieson. crawley followed, nick and tim southey to the keeper. the match was swinging back to the tourists in england knew it. joe roofs tourists in england knew it. joe root�*s arrival brought calm, panic over. and along side his captain, rory burns picked his shots carefully that made them count. he reached his half—century but preservation is still the key for england approaching the close with three days are still left to play. ollie foster, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. every evening so far this week we've talked about it being the warmest day of the year so far. monday, first, whi

when we are looking at kiwi stocks, they are gaining ground, about .25% right now.uld really be reversing the losses we saw on the previous session. and we are watching for some data in new zealand as well when it comes to the westpac second cormorant -- quarter consumer confidence. we are watching for those numbers. when it comes to sydney futures, nikkei futures, upside for those two market. not surprising given we saw the worst space for february in japan. haidi: we have to keep watching out for these reflation traits. is this really the end of the rally we have seen in banks? we saw australian banks following the most in over a year. lots of analysts saying it will take some time to work out exactly where this tapering journey leads. in the meantime, if yields keep complexion -- keep compressing, you could see a resurgence of the popular trades over the past 10 months or so. maybe even the banks will come back. shery: i really want to go with what goldman sachs called, as we are going to see that additional $500 billion of u.s. stocks are being bought by househo

because we are seeing stocks getting ground for a third session, but this of course as we see the kiwi the aussie currency as well under pressure today, given that of course we are seeing virus restrictions, a resurgence of the virus, a looming lockdown in australia so aussie futures down .4%. when it comes to the japanese equity markets, we could see a little bit of upside as the japanese is holding at around the weakest level in more than a year against the dollar. the lowest level since march 2020. at one point, it fell past that 111 per dollar market. holding close to those levels. this as we continue to see the rate divergence expectations here from the fed and the boj as well. when it comes to the class b futures, up .6% after gaining for two consecutive sessions. the korean won did lead the declines among asian fx in yesterday's sessions and we are awaiting that extra budget proposal that the finance minister says could top $26 billion, but really, overall, with hawkish turn from the fed, broad pressure for asian currencies at the moment. coming up in the next hour, we hear from

still ahead, we get australia's first quarter gdp numbers after the rba kept the kiwi open. coming up next, the world's largest meat producer hitting australian beef operations. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we continue to watch the commodities space because it plays into the global inflation debate that we continue to see. corn and wheat futures rose in a previous session. this as we continue have dryness in parts of the u.s. and brazil leading to concerns of supply shortages. we did get metals prices falling for the first time in four days. copper under a bit of pressure, this after a rally halted in canada because we saw workers on strike. we are watching the livestock futures market, not to mention pork prices. we did get that cyberattack that has shut down many slaughterhouses around the world. we saw the disciplined -- the discount increasing from the previous session. this as we continue to watch beef capacity. here in the u.s., a quarter of it has been shut down, not to men thing -- to mention 1/5 of pork supply has been incapacitated. we are watching the commodity spa

shery: take a look at the markets right now because we are seeing kiwi stocks at the moment unchangedearly trading. this as we continue to see it hover around that three week high. futures at the moment higher. we are expecting the aussie dollar fell for the first time in three days after business confidence eased from a record high. plus, nikkei futures under pressure. we are awaiting the final first quarter gdp prints, not to mention the may unemployment rate. up next, dots on mean stocks and leverage. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not g

as it turned out, the kiwi skipper was out, and joe root�*s day finished as it started — with a surprisenews. roger federer says he may pull out of the french open if there is too much risk to his knee, and to his wimbledon prospects, if he plays on. he came past dominik koepfer in a tough four—setter which took more than three and a half hours — and that was only his sixth match since double knee surgery. federer will decide today whether to carry on — britain's cameron norrie had a good run at roland garros but he's out — beaten by the defending champion rafael nadal in straight sets. nadal is aiming for a record—extending 14th french open title — he faces jannik sinner in the last 16. world number one novak djokovic is also through. women's defending champion iga swiatek is safely through but there's been another big name exit — elina svitolina was soundly beaten by barbora krejcikova — the fifth seed won just five games in the match. a week today, england will be playing their first match at the delayed european championship — when they face croatia at wembley. this evening, they fac

but instead of chaos, there was kiwi calm because of kane.and for us, a very proud moment in our history and a proud momentjust as a team, really. four british players remain in qualifying for next week's wimbldeon championships. wimbledon championships. arthur fery and anton matusevich play in the final round of qualifying over five sets tomorrow. katie swan and naykta bains play their second round matches tomorrow. swan had a comfortable straight sets win today as she beat the australian lizette cabrera 7—5, 6-2. finally, wales flanker justin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lions match againstjapan at murrayfield. he replaces scotland back—rower hamish watson, who suffered a concussion in training. watson, who was set to make his first appearance for the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. now, for everything else, you can head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. hello. two weather systems working south with a chance of rain. most o

. >> this is mango and pineapple and kiwi. you can use any fruit you want.already with the fruit. here's a cup right here. >> stephen: it's done. i wasn't sure if that was the cooking oil. >> swirl that around with your long spoon, and that's it. i'm going to show you what this tastes like when it's actually chilled. >> stephen: cheers. >> cheers, thank you for having me in your kitchen. and now we're going to start -- >> stephen: that is refreshing. it really is. >> this is an appetizer. this is saw today, calamari that we're making now. >> stephen: sure. >> and we're going to do it with a tomato and parsley, it's really easy. before we do the calimari, i want to show you how calimari actually comes. so this is the calimari. >> stephen: that is a big-- that is a big piece of squid. >> yes, it is. >> stephen: that is some ark-i-toothis right there. kirk douglas fights this in "10,000 leagues under the sea," i think. how do i clean it? >> you want to clean the fins off. don't open it up. we're just slicing. do qrpt-inch slices. not that way! > stephen: i didn

according to the report the fbi would not confirm the watermelon but did say falling kiwis have beenagree. the page on the "times" website where the article briefly appeared now says it was intended for testing a content management system. >> oh, my gosh. >> okay. that was sort of bizarre. >> oh, my gosh. yeah. thank god for the clarifications and corrections. >>> all right. thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hands? yeah (laugh) keep your downstairs dry with gold bond body powder. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive to dairy. so anyone who says lactaid isn't real milk is also saying mabel here isn't a real cow. and she really hates that. this is the sound of change. the sound of a thousand sighs of relief. and the sound of a company watching out for you. this is the sound of low cash mode from pnc bank, giving you multiple options and at least 24 hours to help you avoid an overdra

stuart broad got rid of the stand—in kiwi skipper tom latham early on, but thenjust as in the first testn, but will young went through to his first test 50 and new zealand are well placed for a big first innings score. 182-2 182—2 as i said. we're being made to wait for the much anticipated french open semifinal between the 13—time winner rafa nadal and the world number one novak djokovic. that's because the first semifinal of the day is still on going on and it's an abosulute cracker. stefanos tsistsipas, hoping to reach his first grand slam final took a two—set lead. only for alexander zverev to win the next two and take the match to a decider. you can see more you can see more on you can see more on that on the bbc sport website but for me that is all for now. now in other news, a neo—nazi who created two banned terrorist groups has been convicted of 12 terrorism offences. andrew dymock, who is 2a and from bath, was first exposed by a bbc investigation in 2018. an old baileyjury also found him guilty of three hate crimes. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. andrew

what i would say is the kiwi have is to have surveillance testing, testing routinely is monthly to 10%of campus populations and faculty members to see what it was. the major part for us was initiatives with one of the large device manufacturers in massachusetts and friendly where we have these machines. the federal institutions in our region in both texas and our region as well. they are being shipped to us and resulting returned for those within 48 hours. tracking the illness and being able to decision, if we are all turning to remote instruction from one of the other reasons we have students in the dorms, we are not sending them home because they would infect their communities so they remain until the search process so we are trying to make sure you're not becoming a danger not t only in our community but large communities as well. surveillance testing is important. the state and also other organizations as well. >> similar? >> a great question have partnership with international university, many of our universities in florida launched covert ops so i felt it was much better leverage

but the kiwis like a challenge and at lunch they got the game rolling, declaring and setting englandty first can be scary. 0ne touch might top it will tower. but despite spending the day in a hurry, it seems new zealand will run out of time. that is the sport. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more on our main story — the health secretary, matt hancock, saying that the new �*delta' variant of coronavirus, first recorded in india, is about 40 per cent more infectious than the version detected in kent. earlier i spoke to paul huneter — professor of medicine at the university of east anglia. he explained how the tranmissability of the variant is calculated. it is not always that easy. essentially they look at how rapidly the infection is spreading in the community and how rapidly it is increasing but when you have a large proportion of the population who have already had vaccines, that does not always give you the right answers so you then compare it to the kent variant and try and estimate how much more infectious it is. th

what i would say is the kiwi have had on campus is to have surveillance attesting routinely, monthly anywhere from six -- 10% of our campus population for student faculty members to see with the infection on campus was. one of the larger funding on those machines that have several institutions in our region on a region as well several hundred one of the decision points we would have the returning to remote instruction run the race with single occupancy dormitories were not sending them home. do not send them home to affect their communities. they would remain until the surge had passed. we are tracking to make sure were not becoming a danger not only to our community in new orleans but into the community as well. surveillance testing was very important. but the state and with the organizations as well paid >> okay got it. was that similar? >> senator that is a great question. we in partnership with the international university i felt they were much better leverage those partnerships. i do think one of the things we did was really at covid testing on our campuses. that really does hel

but instead of chaos, there was kiwi calm because of game.smallest nations, now its first official champion. patrick gearey, bbc news. four british players remain in qualifying for next weeks in qualifying for next week's wimbldeon championships. arthur fery and anton matusevich play in the final round of qualifying over five sets tomorrow. katie swan and naykta bains play their second round matches tomorrow. swan had a comfortable straight sets win today as she beat the australian lizette cabrera 7—5, 6-2. wales flankerjustin tipuric has come into the starting team for saturday's british and irish lions match againstjapan at murrayfield. he replaces scotland back—rower hamish watson who suffered a concussion in training. watson, who was set to make his first appearance for the lions, will be cleared to play again once he passes a series of medical tests. that's all the sport for now. all happening in that vital ground. it is portugal who are up against france in that big class. it will be germany who would go out because they would lose 1— 0

--n kiwi do better in that type of environment.an, over a how will this economy be looking at the end of this year? >> i still think it will be looking quite, quite strong. i think in terms of the expectations around fed policy, starting to adjust, i would be surprised if we went and meaningful way into the taper debate or timeline around the and i think market expectations around tighter policy will probably be more forward form where they are now because of the amount of stimulus that has been thrown at the economy. this is a very different cycle than in 2008-2009. i think people will be surprised at inflation and the speed of the recovery and that should translate into tighter and more economies than what we currently are anticipating sooner than expected at least. rishaad: informant global markets. next -- informa global markets. next, looking across markets, this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we have morning calls now, sophie kamaruddin is here with oil moving out of the opec monthly report. is it a hiccup or prices? we are up abov

the kiwi dollar trading softer this morning.ry: our next guest says the volatility in markets and spring opportunities. a head of asset management, great to have a -- have you with us. when you say opportunities in the market where are you looking at right now? >> the energy transition sector has been hit quite hard recently. financials, traditional energy is done well over this year, but energy transition are due for a comeback. i think growth has been hit quite hard because of inflation fears, which i think are exaggerated, so that has led to buying opportunities as well. shery: we have seen china trying to clamp down on some sectors of the market including speculation in the commodity space, not to mention regulatory concerns about tech giants as well. where do you go to avoid all of these concerns? >> i think that coming out of china we have seen a focus shift and the market has reacted. when there was a clampdown on tech stocks, growth exhibited volatility, and that brought in opportunity. the commodity clampdown is a littl

. -- kiwi stocks at .25% this morning. kathleen. kathleen: thank you so very much. citigroup's joe hana joins us to preview china's may activity data dump later on wednesday. a lot riding on this. how much will the year-over-year affect pullback retail sales? can the consumer pick up steam and keep the economy going? the market outlook as the countdown continues. market opens our next. -- are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. and they're number one in customer satisfaction. his number... delete it. i'm deleting it. so, break free from the big three. xfinity internet customers, switch to xfinity mobile and get unlimited with 5g included for $30 on the nations fastest, most reliable network. >> hello and welcome to daybreak asia, i am kathleen hays in new york. >> i in hong kong. haidi: asian stocks to follow wall street, ahead of the fed policy decision and possible clues fro

and we have the kiwi dollar staying below 70. set for a decline.e offshore yawn is holding steady consolidating around its 100-day moving average ahead of june p.m.i. data cue out -- due out from china later today. key metrics like input cost and new export orders. when it comes to the remini pulling out of the next screen on the terminal the yawn set to see itself and -- in the first half of this year. and in the third quarter, bloomberg intelligence says the yawn looks more resilient than other asian currencies vice vee the greenback given that we do have a fed tapering talk on the rise and speculation there, haidi. -- hayed haidi. haidi: mark, key to so many emerging and asian currencies, an economy going forward, what's the outlook for the dollar then? >> i think we can see that the dollar get a bit stronger again in july. it's finishing this month on a pretty good note. and i think people are getting used to the idea they may have mixed views from whether the fed is hawkish or not. but the stickiness and the interest rate sector is certainly h

we are also looking ahead to kiwi gdp later this week.nks. 13 central bank meetings to make decisions. that's it for "daybreak: asia." we will get to the china open next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo, the ergonomically correct exercise breakthrough that cradles your body so you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body. since i've been using the aerotrainer, my back pain is gone. when you're stretching your lower back on there, there is no better feeling. (announcer) do pelvic tilts for perfect abs and to strengthen your back. do planks for maximum core and total body conditioning. (woman) aerotrainer makes me want to work out. look at me, it works 100%. (announcer) think it'll break on you? think again! even a jeep can't burst it. give the aerotrainer a shot. pain and stress is the only thing you have to lose. get it and get it now

there have been calls the rbnz macy's kiwi bond purchases in the coming months. you can see that reflected in the fx markets. could not be more downside given the fact we are seeing that divergence in policy. the rv i meeting next week. -- the are b.i. meeting next week we are seeing the offshore ribbon be holding around 646.47. we are counting down to the opec-plus meeting later this week. oil prices hovering around the six year highs. coldest seeing a retreat as well as iron ore. still above 200 this morning. bitcoin seeing a relief. juliette: china's economy is showing signs of stability and more balanced expansion according to an create index. let's bring in tom mackenzie. i guess this data coming on an incredible and important week for china. tom: we have the industrial profits. they are somewhat backward looking. they came out at the weekend. pmi data out on wednesday. this is now the early indicators, the eight individual indicators that we aggregate eared the aggregate takeaway -- that we aggregate. the take away is that the economy remains in similar ter

as it turned out, the kiwi skipper was out, and joe root�*s they finished as it started, with a surprise surgery. federer will decide today whether to carry on. he's due to play matteo berrettini in the fourth round tomorrow. britain's cameron norrie had a good run at roland garros, but he's out — beaten by the defending champion rafael nadal in straight sets. nadal is aiming for a record—extending 14th french open title. he faces jannik sinner in the last 16. world number one novak djokovic is also through. women's defending champion iga swiatek is safely through, but there's been another big name exit — elina svitolina was soundly beaten by barbora krejchikova. the fifth seed won just five games in the match. a week today, england will be playing their first match at the delayed european championship when they face croatia at wembley. this evening, they face romania in theirfinal warm—up match, and manager gareth southgate is feeling optimistic with the tournament just around the corner. the future for our team, when you look at the age of all of those players, is really exciting. and