morrison: thanks. i want to come back to anne and get any thoughts on what you have heard from our other speakers, but also talk reflectively about this period where we have had astonishing success with getting great vaccines. and we have had some controversy around the industry but it has not been disabling and so divisive. we now have the issue over the patent protections suspension. we are not here to talk about that today. but it seems to me we have had, in terms of the partnerships between our government and industry in this period, we've had a remarkable period of good grace in moving forward. dr. schuchat: you know, obviously this pandemic has been transformational in its severity and the horrors, but i think the vaccination effort has been transformative in the educational experience that the nation has gone through. to have this many people aware of all the different vaccines that are out tehre, an -- there, and the latest and greatest of how you can get them, and what the side effects are, an

keith morrison: was it a message, a threat? rosemary kaholokula was deeply skeptical about linda's fears and allegations. no proof at all from michiel's claims. and linda hadn't seen or heard a word from stover in the year and a half before he was killed. so what was she and oakes so frightened about? the last time that you ever saw mr. stover or heard from mr. stover was at the protection order hearing in april of '08, correct? that is correct. keith morrison: but she certainly saw a lot of michiel oakes. you continued to have romantic feelings, intimate feelings toward mr. oakes and vice versa. yes. and in fact, i think that you said that in our interview last week, is that you loved him, correct? i don't recall if i said that or not, but i do. yes. keith morrison: and hadn't her new lover done her a favor, asked the prosecutor, by getting rid of the ex-husband she accused of causing her so much trouble? the fact is that in this case, you don't have to worry about mr. stover, now do you? it appears to be that case. and in tha

we will saying morrison as we can. - holidays yet? we will saying morrison as we can. saying i morrison as we can. there will holidays yet? we will saying - morrison as we can. there will be some _ morrison as we can. there will be some opening up on the 17th but we had to— some opening up on the 17th but we had to he _ some opening up on the 17th but we had to be cautious and sensible and make _ had to be cautious and sensible and make sure — had to be cautious and sensible and make sure we don't see the virus coming _ make sure we don't see the virus coming back in. some members of parliament here in the uk don't agree with this approach. here's more from our political correspondent, jonathan blake. mps on the all party parliamentary group for coronavirus and informal cross party grouping say it's staggering ministers are even considering encouraging people to go on holiday anywhere this summer. they say there will also inevitably lead to further lockdowns and for the loss of life. specifically, their concerns around airport arrivals halls and travellers from differe

here's keith morrison. >> suppose for a minute you are sitting in your car. smacked up in the middle of tuscaloosa alabama. and you pointed southwest down highway 69 and kept a sharp eye sharp eye out after half an hour or so. you would roll into a sweet little place called moundville. one stop play, one main street, one general store. been around for a long time has moundville. but it's a sad truth as the sheriff says, even here, where everybody used to know everybody. >> it's not that way anymore. so many different people moving in from around the world. trying to escape the crowds. well, escape the crowd or running from something. yes. >> where have you gone? mayberry has up and left us. sheriff ken ellis fights real crime these days. >> the crime you see here you will see in any city, just a smaller version. >> still moundville is moundville in neighbors tend to know more about each other's business, then they might up in tuscaloosa, for example. which can be a bit of a nuisance as you are about to see if you need to keep a secret. especially, for example

now been in custody and bellows for a week. straight in prime minister scott morrison has arrived in new zealand on his 1st overseas trip. since the pandemic began, he's meeting new zealand prime minister just under the new queen son. the last time they met was in february, last year, a long time allies are expected to discuss their approach to relations with china, as well as the strain of the pool taishan policies, which new zealand says disproportionately affects them. why am hey, has more from colorado in new zealand cov 19 will of course dominate this visit by australian prime minister scott morrison to new zealand when he will meet with his counterpart, jacinta and the to lead is very proud of the trans tasman quarantine free travel bubble that is up and running between the 2 countries. although a new outbreak in the australian state of victoria meant that scott morrison and who's on to raj, had to have pre departure cove at 19 case. the venue is also very symbolic. the tourist hotspot of queenstown, very eager to attract as many australian tourists as possible for the upcoming

before this meeting between australian prime minister scott morrison and his new zealand counterpart, jacinta durn, there was much talk about tensions between the 2 leaders, particularly when it comes to relations with china. the implication was that new zealand had sold out that it was being too soft on beijing when it comes to issues like human rights favoring its own trade relationship with china instead of supporting its traditional allies like australia. but after the meeting in queenstown, both leaders rejected that accusation. north point and now discussions today was due to take any difference in our relative positions on the importance of maintaining a very strong and principle perspective on issues around trade on issues around human rights. and you'll see that as trailer in new zealand, he broadly been positioned in exactly the same place on these issues consistently, as great partners, friends, allies in the family. there will be those far from here who would, who would seek to devices and they will not succeed. because as we've stated resolutely together for the values an

of course, dominate this visit by australian prime minister scott morrison to new zealand when he will meet with his counterpart, jacinta and the to lead is very proud of the trans tasman quarantine free travel bubble that is up and running between the 2 countries. although a new outbreak in the australian state of victoria meant that scott morrison and his entourage had to have free departure cove at 19 case. the venue is also very symbolic. the tourist hotspot of queenstown, very eager to attract as many australian tourists as possible for the upcoming winter ski season away from coven 19. though there are many other serious issues to discuss. and some tensions between the 2 countries. the main one being relations between australia and new zealand and china, australia is locked in a trade dispute with beijing. and his accused new zealand of not being tough and are fond of being too soft on china when it comes to issues like human rights and security, alleging that new zealand is favoring its own trade relationship with china. instead of backing its traditional security and intelligen

so partnering successfully as we've always done, scott morrison, they're not naming china, but clearly he was pointing the finger at beijing for trying to so divisions between australia and new zealand complicating this issue is new zealand decision to bank australia at the will trade organization. australia is locked in a trade dispute with china and has taken a complaint to the w. t. o. after the ging decided to place 80 percent tariffs on in ports of australian barley. when you zealand has decided to enter the dispute as a 3rd party, effectively backing australia's complaint still ahead of al jazeera effects, the dam question, what the hell is going on? and united states america is wrong with us. strong words from politicians. but will there be any action after the latest? my shootings in the united states could robots eventually replace people? we speak to some swedish companies that prefer machines to human. ah, the hello nice to see you. eastern portions of europe will remain unsettled on monday. so we've got bouts of what weather toward romania pushing into the balkans in a one

scott morrison said the meeting highlighted the success of two countries that have weathered covid—19 nationals in march 2020, but they need a plan to eventually bring to an end their isolation from the rest of the world. a quarantine—free travel corridor was opened last month. while flights to the australian state of victoria have been suspended due to a snap seven—day lockdown, the bubble could be extended to other parts of the south pacific, including fiji and vanuatu, to help revive their tourism industries. mr morrison said australia and new zealand were family, but, like most households, there are disagreements. canberra's controversial deportation of new zealanders convicted of crimes, including children, has strained the relationship. a senior australian minister compared the policy to taking the trash out. it remains a very sore point between these trans—tasman cousins. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. the headlines on bbc news... 0pposition politicians in israel are moving closer to forming a new government and removing the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. the h

sterling prime minister scott morrison has arrived in new zealand done. his 1st overseas trips since the pandemic began his meeting, use it as a prime minister just into our down in queenstown the last time the match was in february last year. the long time allies expected to discuss their approach to relations with china, as well as a strain is deportation, policies here and says if this proportionately affected by them, when he has more from toner in using and coven 19 will of course, dominate this visit by australian prime minister scott morrison to new zealand when he will meet with his counterpart, jacinta and the to lead is very proud of the trans tasman quarantine free travel bubble that is up and running between the 2 countries. although a new outbreak in the australian state of victoria meant that scott morrison and his entourage had to have pre departure cove at 19 case. the venue is also very similar, like the tourist hotspot of queenstown, very eager to attract as many australian tourists as possible for the upcoming winter ski season away fro

so partnering successfully as we've always done, scott morrison, they're not naming china, but clearly he was pointing the finger at beijing for trying to so divisions between australia and new zealand complicating this issue is new zealand decision to back australia at the world trade organization. australia is locked in a trade dispute with china and has taken a complaint to the w t o, after the ging decided to place 80 percent tariffs on inputs of australian bali. when you zealand has decided to enter the dispute as a 3rd party, effectively backing australia's complaint. well, just to show why the go trying to react to that meeting, the foreign ministry said beijing firmly opposes foreign interference. hundreds of thousands of people displaced by volcanic corruption and the democratic republic of congo are risk of cholera. doctors without borders says several cases have already been identified in san k, malcolm. wherever volts from the town, when the 200000 people had taken refuge, fearing another option. this church is now home for hundreds of people who fled mountain near congo, a

so partnering successfully as we've always done, scott morrison, they're not naming china, but clearly he was pointing the finger at beijing for trying to so divisions between australia and new zealand complicating this issue is new zealand decision to back australia at the will trade granted. zation, australia is locked in a trade dispute with china and has taken a complaint to the w. t o. after the ging decided to place 80 percent tariffs on inputs of australian barley. when you zealand has decided to enter the dispute as a 3rd party, effectively backing australia's complaints candidates him through his presidential race. i squared off in a televised debate a week ahead of a runner fold. opponents of federal castillo say he is socialist policies, will be economy. critics of conservative contender, keiko for g. morry, associate her with corruption. from the time her father was president, marianna sanchez report from lima, the anger and fear in the streets of lima. rivals fighting and throwing stones, it's one week before a run, a selection and either candidate go for movie or be that

so partnering successfully as we've always done, scott morrison, they're not naming china, but clearly he was pointing the finger at beijing for trying to so divisions between australia and new zealand complicating this issue is new zealand decision to back australia at the will trade organization. australia is locked in a trade dispute with china and has taken a complaint to the w. t. o. after the ging decided to place 80 percent tariffs on imports of australian barley. when you zealand has decided to enter the dispute as a 3rd party, effectively backing australia's complaints, china's foreign ministry has reacted to that meeting id said beijing firmly, a poses foreign interference in its affairs. new zealand has deployed the military to help with rescue efforts in the south after heavy flooding there. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes. several bridges being washed away and roads cut off a while. the warning and state of emergency has been declared in the canterbury region. shooting in florida as once again thrust the debate over gun control and gun violence into

i australian prime minister scott morrison has arrived in new zealand on a very silver c strip since the band began is meeting new zealand prime minister, adjusting the arden in queenstown. the last time they met was in february, last year, a long time allies are expected to discuss their approach to relations with china as well as australia, deportation policies, which he says is fortunately affected when he has more from toronto in using code 19 will of course dominate this visit by australian prime minister scott morrison to new zealand when he will meet with his counterpart, jacinta and the to lead is very proud of the trans tasman quarantine free travel bubble that is up and running between the 2 countries. although a new outbreak in the australian state of victoria meant that scott morrison and his entourage had to have pre departure cove at 19 tests. the venue is also very symbolic. the tourist hotspot of queenstown, very eager to attract as many australian tourists as possible for the upcoming winter ski season away from coven 19. though there are many other serious issues to

here with heart of darkness is keith morrison. >> they lay in wait, unseen underneath the green canopyd to the teeth, immersed and there to find extremist beliefs, hunting, stalking, deadly in this particular heart of darkness. it was the summer of 2011, a jungle clad island in the southern tip of the philippines, where they prepared the place. the news of the terrible committed here, flashed halfway around the world and came crashing down out of nowhere on a modest working class family. in lynchburg, virginia. >> i got a phone call for my mother. the first thing she said was gerfa and kevin are kidnapped in the philippines. >> kidnapped? her mother tried to wrap her hand around the considerable. gerfa was there and, kevin gerfa's-year-old son. they were to home from a philippine vacation. instead, they are in the clutches of something horrific. >> i felt like i was in a dream, wasn't real. >> i was thinking, what? >> gerfa's husband had stained behind in lynchburg, and was at work when he aired. >> you must have been terrified? >> yes, it was impossible to think about it, but pictures

morrison says prevention can be as simple as getting out of the house. >> it's well documented in the help reduce the onset of near sightedness. >> reporter: genetics also play a role. >> we know that the younger the onset, and especially if they have two myopic parents, the more likely they will progress higher and progress more rapidly. >> reporter: what should you look out for >> when people start to become near sighted, because their up-close vision is usually good, they start to bring things closer, they move closer to the tv, sometimes they look out the sides of their eyes or squint. >> reporter: if you notice these changes, dr. morrison says get your child to the pediatrician as covid restrictions begin to lift, get them outside dr. morrison says young children should have no more than two hours of screen time per day the american academy of ophthalmology says a rule of thumb for anyone working in front of a screen is follow the 20, 20, 20 rule. take breaks every 20 minutes use that time to shift your eyes to look at an object at least 20 feet away for about 20 seconds >> thank

haidi: coming up next, the budget day cannot come fast enough for the morrison government, looking onr retention on the strength of the recovery. su-lin ong is joining us. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a look ahead at the day when it comes to australia and new zealand. some eco-data, retail sales adjusted for inflation, it contracted in the first quarter and we will get consumer confidence in the month of april. on the corporate front, for your earnings guidance, slashed the four year outlook as china sales falter. down from almost $2 billion late last year. treasurer says he will deliver a jobs budget tuesday that is expected to extend tax breaks and other fiscal measures to push the economy towards maximum employment. australia's budget comes as sydney extends virus restrictions and the prime minister says he sees no appetite to open the nation's borders. for more analysis, we are joined by su-lin ong. given the positive news we've had from the trajectory of the economic recovery and of the jobs market as well as this commodities super second -- cycle that's benefiting us,

they passed morrison and boyd, didn't they? they did and thank goodness because these vaccines are lifesavers, literally. tom: there is an underestimation of the intellectual rights of those drug companies. how do we move from intellectual rights to the crying need to vaccinate india? jennifer: we completely understandable. in moderna, u.s. government developed the vaccine, the ip on that but it is an urgent situation for us to address because we do have a crying need and not just in india. the situation is staggering. yesterday they broke another record, more than 400,000 cases. we know that is probably a gross underestimate of the infections occurring. nearly 4000 deaths in single day. also staggeringly high case counts and case acceleration in a number of other countries that are ill-equipped to handle it themselves as well. we have to figure this out. there is an urgent need for vaccines across the globe and we simply don't have enough. we need to make or. we need to figure out the path to make more vaccines as soon as poss

here is keith morrison. >> march 19th, 2009. night fell heavy in montana's flathead valley. something off that night. something wrong. a mary and randy winters house, anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain. that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clocks by their doctor justine, that reliable. but the new driver of two just 16. a home from a date from her boyfriends house. the feelings seeped in with poison. something wrong. >> i called her starting about five after eight and no answer. >> called the house where she was at and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had went off the road between their house and us. not far away another family the other half of our story was on the road. it -- was driving her son home. he played the drums. >> i was attending concerts and this was the first time -- >> this is kate instep father, jason thompson. >> my car was in the shop and i finally faced and drop me off and that's why wasn't with them. >> soon the poison, the anxiety, s

jacinda ardern and scott morrison discussed how to further ease tough covid—19 border controls.e free travel corridor opened between new zealand and australia last month. let�*s get more on this from our correspondent, phil mercer who�*s in sydney. notjust not just the notjust the meeting, omitting without masks. yes, i think this is a discussion between prime minister jacinda ardern and her historian counterpart scott morrison and trying to highlight the relative success of those two countries in combating the pandemic. and also about an exit strategy. both countries have shut their borders to most foreign nationals and if you look at the figures, about 30,000 confirmed coronavirus cases in ustralia and about 2700 in new zealand, these figures are pretty good compared to many, many other countries. and what we have heard today, that travel bubble you mentioned that opened on the 19th of april, ustralia is hoping it could soon be extended to other parts of the pacific including the archipelago, fiji and perhaps other island nations as well. this is all about australia and new ze

here's keith morrison. >> many years ago, late on a september night, the family in anchorage, alaska, got a knock on the door. >> it was one of those erie feelings, instantly, when someone walks on the door at 10:00 at night. and they asked to speak to my dad. >> it was 1994, samantha was 12, her brother 13, they huddled on the staircase overlooking the front door. >> i heard my door dad collapse and scream, no, not bonnie. and i just remember thinking, god, please let her be in the hospital. and please let her be. ok >> bonnie was her older sister. >> bonnie craig, 18 years old. >> i remember my dad dropping to his knees, crying on the front deck. and that was about the first time i've ever seen that happen. >> their mother, karen, was on vacation. was on the seal off the coast of florida. it was 2 am when she docked, got the news. bonnie would not be okay. >> alaska state troopers had called and said that bonnie had died in a hiking accident. and you're thinking, they're nuts. what's going on? why would you say something like that? >> but it was true. at least that bonnie was dead.

and joining us from winnepeg is lawyer daniel morrison. she's a member of the and she not a indigenous peoples, an advocate from the treaty, 3 territory of canada. this takes in north western and tara and the east in manitoba. many thanks for speaking to an algebra. what was your reaction when you heard about these $200.00 plus children that have been found buried at the school? i felt devastating heartbreak and my heart goes out to become the people at this time as they mourn the loss of those $215.00 children that were found. and what i witnessed in the last 24 hours is a collective pain and trauma felt by our communities across the nation. currently, their fire is being lit pipe there being little ceremonies being held, to honor all of those last lives of those precious children for people who are not very familiar with the history of what happened. tell us a bit more about these residential schools and why there was set up so the residential schools were opened with the full purpose of removing the indian from the child. it was to assi

here is keith morrison with, a crack in everything. >> it was his secret that started it. a secret gift. it was christmas eve in the year 2006. a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo, buffalo man, missouri. and on that farm a fine new house, brad and lisa jennings had made for their families. the stockings were hung. children were snug in their beds. and lisa was sitting up very late, drinking wine and crying. -- well, who knew. but for one thing, with lisa in the way, brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking. which is what started the argument of slamming doors and said it in silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 9-1-1. >> and he's very hysterical. you know? he's crying, can't really say anything other than, get here quick. get your quick. i heard that two or three times. >> such a complicated tale. with its secrets, lies, shifting loyalties. and here of all places. this throwback to an idealized past. >> we hunted mushrooms. we picked up walnuts. >> they were inseparable children. brad and his older sister marcia. >> h

and prime minister scott morrison has held formal talks with his new zealand counterpart. he's on a to david the queen's down to meet with just into a den. first, face to face encounter since the pandemic leaders have played down talk of tension between the 2 nations in relation to different approaches towards china. northpoint . and now in discussion today, it was denied to take any difference in our relative position on the importance of maintaining a very strong and principle perspective on issues around try on issues around human rights. and you'll see that a driver and healing and boldly the condition to be the same price on these issues and systems as a family there. ready will be that is fine for me, it is safe to devise and i will not succeed. because as we've stated resolutely to get the values and principles for and that will continue to be the case successfully as we have always done away, hey, joins us now live from tara anger and weighed all smiles for the camera that from the 2 leaders. but any signs of division between the countries? yes, well, no doubt in t

when you're dealing with china, infect scott morrison with those very strong words. they are saying that there are those far away. not naming them, but clearly talking about china who will seek to divide this relationship. this relates to 80 percent care of that china has placed on the import of australian barley effectively crippling all exports is trailing bali to china. the implication here is that china did it in retaliation to australia, criticizing or raising issues like the origins of the current of iris pandemic. and how transparent or not china has been about that. so it's taken this dispute, the will trade organization. and just before this meeting between the 2 prime ministers, new zealand announced that it would act as a 3rd party in that w t. o dispute effectively backing australia in that dispute. but new zealand says, look, this is nothing unusual. new zealand is confident that it will not upset china too much. having said that, the deal in foreign minister did say recently that new zealand businesses needed to start preparing for doing business with m

in fact, the strongest comment really came from morrison that you had there, referring to those far away trying to so divisions between these 2 close neighbors between australia and new zealand. you, of course, didn't name china in that sentence, but clearly it was china that he was referring to. and what problems might new zealand now face with china given that it is now has support behind a trailer with regards to w t. o. i think that will be something very interesting to watch and the potential danger for new zealand, all although the government doesn't really think so what it's done is in today will trade organization disputes that australia has taken with china because of aging, imposed 80 percent tariffs on imports of australian barley, so it's gone to the w t. o to try to get that resolved. and new zealand has now entered that dispute as a 3rd party. so effectively backing australia's complaint, you'll see that it's no problem. it does this all the time. in fact, do you feel a prides itself on being a leader when it comes to trying to promote and enforce rules based fair trade aro

as a film student success to me does he believe it and i'm glad so laid that i'm glad morrison that are because you get a whole nother glimpse of the way their head works. yeah also because it's so i mean she literally was the original story and creating this you know i'm just trying to you know it was envious because after i saw the film i was thinking about you know i'm sure a lot of people relate to this but i was like trying to think of my time like oh god i remember i get if i think hard enough i can remember that person but i had very special relationships when i was in my teens but they are you know they disappear and then your truck you know you're trying to understand what is their name you can get a glimpse of their face amoebe of smell starts coming and maybe can start feeling something but the fact that she has it all documented and then on top of it of course she wrote a letter to herself you know. write a letter to myself then my older self and then bats where that song the letter came from which i released for the film but it's so touching and when i was when she was

a jet to land and the rest of the visit on board was really in prime minister scott morrison is in new zealand for talks with his counterpart just in the during the visit could go ahead thanks to the travel bubble between the 2 countries which have largely closed their borders due to the pandemic. monday's talks are expected to focus on how to deal with china. there's been no end to the unrest in columbia. the president has deployed the army and several cities now following the latest round of violent anti government rallies. dozens of protesters have died in a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. a protest began over proposed tax reform, but has been turned into a national uprising against police violence and inequality and the political establishment in many parts of colleagues, this is what's left after friday's violence. at least 13 people have died. anger is growing over the crackdown. i read, but i was short times from the side. oh, i could hear the boots whistling in my ear. the colombian government is now tightening its grip. deploying the military and

citizens with large fines and up to 5 years in prison if they try to return prime minister scott morrison and the tough measures some travelers returned from india through transit countries australia has already one of the toughest border policies jaring the pandemic with strict caps on the number of people allowed to enter. australia has brought in a tough new border security door to tell us more about it i'm joined by g.w. porter joel dahl roy how unusual is this policy it's believed to be in on precisely into the restriction now it was already very difficult for strain citizens to return to their own country with some waiting many months and spending tens of thousands of dollars for a seat on a rare flyers for. now it is in fact a criminal offense if you attempt to return to having been in india for the last 2 weeks and you threatened with up to 5 years in jail and fines of over 60000 dollars now other countries which have closed the travel with india still allow citizens to return provided that they have tested and of coron teemed but not a stray there which is extremely cautious for

i think scott morrison, the prime minister, has a fairly turbulent group.hey will get a little bit frisky. but they should be fine. >> as for the government, after this budget, let's get back to heidi. sheri: -- haidi: let's take a look at the day ahead when it comes to trading here in australia. the impact will be the keep focus for and that -- will be the key focus for investors today. that will be in just over 19 minutes time. take a look at the corporate side as well. cba has released the third quarter trading update. lower loan and payment charges in the home and growth business lending business. we will be watching at the market open. we have a lot more ahead on daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> japan softbank may record one of the largest for your profits on record today thanks to a large turnaround in the vision fund investment. our chief asian investment correspondent takes a look at the head of the report. not necessarily realized gains, but a boost nonetheless. what are we expecting? >> a lot of games are likely to be reported in the results from

killed by the kidnappers, after the government refused to pay ransom. australian prime minister scott morrison is in new zealand for talk with his counterpart just in the during the visit could go ahead things to the travel bubble between the 2 countries which have largely closed their borders due to the pandemic. monday's talks are expected to focus on how to deal with china. the situation is under control, a reassuring message from the colleague government after it mistakenly announced on saturday that there had been another volcanic eruption near the eastern city of goma. the false alarm came only a week after mount nero gone. go roared back to life, forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee the area. now some are braving the return home. more than a 1000 volcano, refugees left a campaign luanda on saturday and queued at the border of the democratic republic of congo in the hope of a return to normal life. once more. slowly returning to the city of goma, many people no longer have anywhere to call home. office near are gone, go. volcano rode back to life several days ago. africa, the

i'm sorry, i'm prime minister scott morrison in new zealand for me face to face counsel with just enjoyed. then since the pandemic he didn't has been criticized for being too soft on china, off camera has spoken out and faces trade sanctions from aging, candidates and peruse polarized presidential election race. i've been squaring off in a televised debate a week ahead of the run of food, opponents of patrick c o fair, his social policies or the economy. and critics of conservative contender k code for him. maury, associate her with corruption from when her father was president. and a judge in italy has ruled that a service technician was responsible for last week. cable can't is also that killed . 14 people are going to fall into a mountain side near the resort town of stressor onto the cable snaps. and the emergency brake failed. the technician admitted he'd intentionally disabled the brake because it kept locking. those headlines, one use hail on algebra, that's after prison lives inside. and out. me the ah, ah ah, the door is like, it's like what it was. the issue with the ship owner

food prices are skyrocketing at the moment. australia's prime minister scott morrison has lived in new zealand to meet the country's prime minister, just seen the arden in the resort town of queenstown. a long time. i live very expected to discuss their approach to relations with china as well as australia. the for taishan policies. west african leaders are holding talks in response to the political crisis in miley the colonel, while civilian leaders last week has become the new entering president. and his been invited to the meeting in a crime, nicholas hoc has moved from bicycle. well, it's going to, it's going to try to convince the west african head to face. don't put any sanctions in place. he's trying to patch up their relationship with the echo was mediation team that came in by my last week. i mean, good luck, jonathan and his team that was made up of gone at foreign minister were furious when they left the capital by my go. because they felt that they were shunned by be going die. they were left waiting for hours and then they had a short meeting with, with, with the military

scott morrison is expected to make an announcement sometime today.t will mean repatriation flights would resume. about 9000 australians stuck in india right now. those returning would have to quarantine in howard springs which is not a hotel quarantine. it is a remote facility in the northern territory. there was a backlash over harsh penalties for anyone trying to get around the ban of a $50,000 fine, or five years of jail. that was largely symbolic, but it looks like that will be lifted as well. the situation in india remains absolutely dire. 400,000 cases in the past 24 hours. that does put it two cases into sharp relief. shery: sure does. paul allen in sydney. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day going. bloomberg subscribers, go to dayb . . also available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize your settings so you only get news on the assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: here's a check of the latest business flash headlines. china asset management says it has wired funds to

as trailing prime minister scott morrison is holding formal talks with his new zealand counterpart. he's meeting just center are done in queenstown for their 1st face to face encounter since the panoramic began on sunday, new zealand announced that would support strategies trade dispute with china over bali taxes. different approaches to relations with fishing has been a source of tension. candidates in peruse polarized presidential election race currently squaring off in a televised debate a week ahead of the run off vote. their opponents of pedro castillo, fear that his socialist policies will haute the economy while critics of conservative contend to take her. would you maury, associate her with corruption from when her father was president. her judge in italy has ruled that a service technician was responsible for last week's cable, called as often that killed 14 people. a gondola fell onto a mountainside near the resort town of spencer. after the cable snapped and the emergency brake failed, the technician admitted that he had intentionally disabled the brake because it kept lo

here with more of our story is keith morrison. >> they kept pushing and pushing.kept setting back. >> the prosecutor at the time, larry crouch told the investigators that he would not charge dave hawk with the murder of his ex-wife even though it was obvious that this single mom was murdered. even months after searching around california turned out no sound of her ever, and after police had convinced themselves that dave was responsible, prosecutor crouch would not bite, not yet anyhow. >> we're gonna wait, until we find the body or get the body more time to come up. >> instead, a year after debbie vanished, dave was charged with embezzlement, stealing more than $300,000 of his children's trust funds. he pleaded not guilty, was released on bail. >> how does it feel to be out of jail? >> and waited for the other shoe to drop. now imagine this, the police, not to mention most of the town, believed their father killed their mother leaving three children caught in the middle. he had no doubt his dad killed his mom, a dad he started referring to as dave. >> i tried to

here is keith morrison with "deadly desire." >> look at this place now. so ordinary. with its pharmacy, its grocery store, carefully tended parking places, so alike the suburban strip malls from bismarck to bakersfield. but that night, that cold night a heat gathered here. sweet, terrifying, doomed. >> for the longest time, i couldn't go anywhere. because i'm thinking everybody is looking at me. >> this is the story of two married couples, how the advice they can offer others now that it's too late for them. >> i think if i could tell them anything, it would be put your family first. >> but, of course, that's not what happened. and this parking lot, there will be a body here before we're done. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> careful when you stir the hot pot of desire. the place is meridian, idaho, a little above boise in the foothills of majestic rockies. the perfect place, the end of the rainbow. 2006, and luck was on their side. they just moved from southern california, and they were happy. they were fulfilled at work. they had two beautiful children. they had everyt