announcer: president biden was joined by australian prime minister scott morrison and prime minister boris johnson via videoconference today to announce a new indo pacific trilateral partnership called a ukus to address security threats in the region. this is about 15 minutes. >> we have always believed in -- [indiscernible] well be -- to do what we -- we -- [indiscernible] [indiscernible] >> and we will continue to make all of our nuclear nonproliferation -- australia has a long history of cooperation with the united states and the united kingdom. for more than a century, we have stood together for peace and freedom. sustained by the bonds of friendship we have forged, enabled by the sacrifice of those who have gone before us and inspired by our shared hope to those who will follow us. today, we recommit ourselves to this cause and a new mission. >> i am delighted to join president biden and prime minister morrison to announce the united kingdom, australia and the united states are creating a new trilateral defense partnership known as aukus with the aim of working hand in glove to

these are the morrison numbers. is a morrison story and the truck shortage you alluded to is global in nature as well. nishant choudhary, alpha value senior analyst for retail joins us now and has a reduced rating on the stock. talk about morrison and this idea that higher inflation already on an industry that runs on such tight margins, what does this mean for you? nishant: the main point is i would not put too much in the numbers [indiscernible] there is no long-term issue on the stock. we know these issues will be solved and they will be solved in the next few quarters. the main challenge for the stock is two fold. how's it going to take care of its issuers and are we going to see any new option of any new escalation in the price for -- in the price war? [indiscernible] guy: see dnr and fortress committed to the business. they say they want to take it over. they say their current offers are not final, as a result of which it looks like we will see an auction process. morrison closing at 292.4 today. nishant: i di

ritika: and the likes of meggit and morrison could be entering the index. market caps have surged over these potential takeover bids. supposing they do join the index and do not get taken over, what does that do for their share prices once they enter the index? joe: they will be attractive funds that tend to attractively buy stock prices. therefore they have to take on a certain amount of meggitt shares and morrison shares. those stocks have been moving higher on speculation they will be added once they going to the index. it might be the traditional by the rumor, sell the fact. it is definitely something that boosts stocks in terms of the passive index angle. alix: thanks a lot. we will break those headlines as they cross. joe easton. ritika gupta, thank you so much for helping me out during the close. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets -- the european close." you're looking at life out of the principal room. coming up, kpmg chair and ceo paul knopp. this is bloomberg. it is time for the bloomberg business flash. a look at some of the

morrison says china has no right to criticize the new alliance. we just doing what we need to do to keep the straight insights and protect our national interests. i mean, china do the same thing. they have massive investments in the military capabilities, including the, in this area and astride it doesn't rise issues around that. all countries will take decisions in the national interest. we believe this will lead to the peace instability and security of the region. and that is, i think, a view that is widely shared about the impact of this arrangement. and we encourage all countries in the region to engage in that way. let's get more now from rosalind jordan in washington, d. c. the u. s. u. k. and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england, washington in london will help it by a fleet of nuclear power submarines. the main reason for the alliance containing china, we spoke in detail about china as the stabilizing activities in beijing is efforts to course and intimidate other

morrison said...s once 80% of adults are vaccinated, morrison says that figure will reach 50% this week. the first test is scheduled to begin on the 8th of december. earlier i spoke to the bbc�*s cricket correspondentjonathan agnew and began by asking him how many players he anticipated might consider pulling out? ifi if i knew that i would be a wealthy man. it's too difficult to say the moment of speaking to a number of players, those without families and those who are facing possibly the last two are quite happy to go. it's a one set of that young children, babies in some case that are going, are battling at the moment. not with are battling at the moment. not with a conscience, that sounds a bit dramatic but i think you can see the power that the power that players have by the pulling out by the pakistan trip recently because of it just a couple games but that was very much the players who had the say on that. although is put in different way by the board and their press release but the players are

and prime minister morrison to announce the united kingdom, australia and the united states are creating a new trilateral defense partnership known as aukus with the aim of working hand in glove to preferred -- preserved security and stability in the indo pacific. we are entering a new chapter in our friendship and the first task of this partnership will be to help australia acquire a fleet of nuclear powered submarines, emphasizing the submarines in question will be powered by nuclear reactors, not armed with nuclear weapons. our work will be fully in line with our nonproliferation obligations. this will be one of the most complex and technically demanding projects in the world. lasting for decades and requiring the most advanced technology. it will draw on the expertise the u.k. has required dating back to the launch of the royal navy's first nuclear submarine over 60 years ago. together, with the other opportunities from aukus, creating hundreds of highly skilled jobs across the u.k. including scotland and the midlands, taking forward this driving purpose of leveling up across the who

bill burr, from "dateline nbc," journalist keith morrison writer and comedian, abby mcenany and featuringhe 8g band with ande and now se meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well and now, let's get to the news it was announced yesterday that president biden will follow the fda recommendation that those 65 and older receive a coronavirus vaccine booster. well, he is used to needing three shots. during his address to the u.n. general assembly today, president biden announced that the u.s. will make a $10 billion commitment to end hunger pretty impressive, especially compared to the previous president who spent about 300 bucks. brazilian president assembly hall unvaccinated, violating both u.n. rules and new york law but he got a hero's welcome on staten island. canadian prime minister justin trudeau won yesterday's snap election and in keeping with canadian tradition he gave a long, heartfelt victory apology. president biden yesterday recognized the tenth anniversary of the end of the "don't ask, don't tell" military policy. now, "don't a

, scott morrison talked about the aukus agreement going to the freedom.se which is a clear pointed statement directed toward china and its activities in the south china see. and scott morrison also said that this alliance doesn't seek to exclude friends in europe and the subtext there is over europe and france's unhappiness over the cancellation of the deal with france to buy conventionally powered submarines. shery: what are we seeing in terms of the backlash from europe right now? paul: well, it's not going away. france has been talking to the e.u., to suggest that the proposed e.u.-australia trade deal be slowed down. it was already going pretty slowly anyway. but it's getting reasonably warm hearing on that idea within the european union. scott morrison, though, says he's confident that that deal will eventually go ahead and saying that these things take time. and he may have a point. because we also have the aukus partners and the european union having the shared concern over the risks posed by china. the u.s. and the e.u. are moving cautiously on pl

scott morrison had that -- had been defending his decision.to make decisions that are in favor of national security and he can take those relations into account when he goes with decision-making. -- when it comes to decision-making. >> where the next apps when it comes to marine development -- summary development? >> they don't have the capacity so far. over the week, it was discussed that they would be renting severance to get everybody up to speed until they are built in a few decades, essentially. >> one of the major criticisms is to address such an immediate threat. this is a very long-term goal here. in the meantime, the quad talks but also a lot of other stuff going on as well. >> we talked about the domestic political issues this morning. one of the cabinet ministers stepping back. he might be glad to get on that plane. he has been addressing the media as i came on air and talking about the security decision and how every decision he made was in the interest of australia. we will be going to those core discussions in the u.s. and meetin

>> scott morrison said france shouldn't have been blindsided by this.hey had previously raised deep concerns about diesel-powered submarines. this deal was also worth $65 billion u.s., it was already overbudget, already running late, and the strategic environment has changed as well. scott morrison said australia would have been negligent if it had not taken the advice into account. forex archive however, outraged as one would expect. it has also canceled a meeting that was planned for the u.k. defense minister. >> how much damage hasn't done with the relationship with france? could a trade deal with the e.u. yet risk? >> the french-european affairs secretary is certainly suggesting right now that the european union can proceed with a deal with australia afterward because a betrayal of trust. that deal has been progressing rather slowly as well. france hurrying to speed things up. you also have to bear in mind, president macron is facing an election. he needs to appear tough on this, domestically speaking. he also has a long history, of course, between

prime minister of australia there, scott morrison. head to campuses for a new academic year, universities in england are being urged by their regulator to take student views into account when deciding about online teaching. the regulator — the office for students — says it expects the majority of teaching to be in person, but many universities have told the bbc some lectures are likely to be online. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. so, in terms of the freshers�* week... freshers�* week is about to come roaring back. universities were ghost towns last year. but in the coming weeks, from bars to laboratories, everything will reopen. the biggest change, and the thing i'm most excited for, is to get back into the lectures, to see people. i do a science degree, so i'm really excited to be back in the labs and doing that sort of work. it's time to rebuild their social lives, and get used to turning up to lectures. there are people in the new cohort who have potentially never been out. so they are trying to go for the full uni e

scott morrison's calls. so this is my crone versus scott morrison, who is the prime minister of australia, who dissed france by secretly negotiating a deal with united states for the to break the contract with france for $90000000000.00 worth of submarines. the barracuda class from france instead, he's going with a nuclear powered submarines from the united states. yeah, i love the tenor of this crappy this. the dialogue between these 3 countries microns proving to be a real thug. in his verbal pronouns is pronouncements and boris johnson. of course it was already a kind of a fog to begin with and he was a print a and grip, you know, get a.

as prime minister morrison and primus, or johnson said, i want to thank you for this partnership, your vision, as we embarked together on this strategic mission. although throughout the u. k. and us partnership, august, to sound strange and all these acronyms. goodwin, arcus, our nations, will update, enhance our shared ability to take on the threats of the 21st century. just as we did and the 20th century. together, our nations and our brave fighting forces have stood shoulder to shoulder for literally more than 100 years to the trench fighting a war one, the island hopping war 2 during the frigid winners in korea and the scorching heat in the persian gulf. the united states, austrian united kingdom, have long been faithful and capable partners or even closer today. today, we're taking another historic step to deepen and formalize cooperation among all 3 of our nations. because we all recognize the imperative i'm insuring pieces stability and endo pacific. over the long term, we need to be able to address both the current strategic environment in the region and how it may evolve. beca

scott morrison's calls. so this is my crone versus scott morrison, who is the prime minister of australia, who dissed france by secretly negotiating a deal with united states for the to break the contract with france for $90000000000.00 worth of submarines, the barracuda class from france instead he's going with a nuclear powered submarines from the united states. yeah, i love the tenor of this crappy this, the dialogue between these 3 countries microns proving to be a rail thug. in his verbal pronouns as pronouncements and boris johnson. of course, it was already a kind of a fog to begin with, and he would say print a grip, you know, get a grip. here's a guy, you know, hasn't calmed his hair 35 years and never walked by a buffet platter that he didn't stop at for several hours at a time and gorge himself. and so they're really getting into the street brawl. australia is out there in the middle of nowhere, you know, becoming that crazy island. so i guess this is all part of the globalization di dollarization

morrison says china has no right to criticize the new alliance. we're just doing what we need to do to keep the straight insights and protect our national interests. i mean, china do the same thing. they have massive investments in the military capabilities, including the in this area. and strike doesn't rise issues around that. all countries will take decisions in the national interest. we believe this will lead to the peace instability and security of the region. and that is, i think, a view that is widely shared about the impact of this arrangement. and we encourage all countries in the region to engage in that way. charlie's prime minister has also defended his government's decision to pull out of a multi $1000000000.00 submarine deal with france. i understand they're disappointed and that's very, very clear. and that will work through those issues. they're important part of france, particularly here in the pacific where we have so many shared interests. and so we'll work through that and that's necessary. we don't have any issue with what you

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morrison says china has no right to criticize and new alliance. we're just doing what we need to do to keep the straight and safe and protect our national interests. i mean, trying to do the same thing. they have massive investments in the military capabilities, including the in this area. and strike doesn't rise issues around that. all countries will take decisions in the national interest. we believe this will lead to the peace instability and security of the region. and that is, i think, a view that is widely shared about the impact of this arrangement. and we encourage all countries in the region to engage in that way. well, reacting in the past, our, china's foreign ministry says the alons is a provocation and an attempt to undermine its position in the region. 9. i wasn't sure on the south china sea, taiwan and hong kong china, the position is clear to us. most railey, are colluding with each other. and for selfish geopolitical gains are smearing china. they're interfering in china's domestic affairs. aspects of proven china. not only a majo

this is around morrison's and the takeover of british supermarkets as of late. i pretax profit, 105 million pounds. they are not expecting the pretax level in the first half to change the market expectations for the full year. second quarter comparable sales. this is the headline my colleagues will focus on, comparable sales excluding fuel down 3.7%. the estimate was 3.4%. they may review whether to declare a special dividend. it has attracted private equity interest from a number of areas. they decided that might go for an auction between the competing private equity offers on the table. they are thinking of this auction structure. because of the profitability from these businesses through the pandemic and real estate assets adding into the mix. it is one hour away from the open, let's look at the futures. mark was mentioning how things are a little sickly, european futures as well, down by 0.6%. the u.s. equity market, also showing weakness, down 0.4%. when you think about yesterday's session, u.s. equity markets were really flat with downside bias, a little n

call with emanuel micron, but it's been unsuccessful so far speaking in washington on wednesday, morrison said he would be patient in rebuilding times with from the us says it will provide more than $330000000.00 in humanitarian and economic age to venezuelans. announcement was made shortly after president nick madura demanded sanctions be lifted on the tuesday and president, case site is declared, he will rule by decree and ignore parts of the constitution. the new measures go beyond the steps i took in july, when he's fact the prime minister and broke the parliaments. and more than 6000 people have left their homes, admit of o'kahn, a corruption of one of the canary items. master flow of lava continues to make its way across the palmer firefighter, the digging trenches to try to diverted away from houses of the headlines, killing the count. his next looking at count bennet out of sweden rescue 2 nights during the 2nd world war. ah, the smallest street north of jerusalem, me today it's derelict and a band for years columbia red port was the gateway to palestine. ah, on the morning of the

i'm delighted to join i'm delighted tojoin president biden and prime minister morrison to announce thatnited kingdom, australia and the united states are creating a new trilateral defence partnership known as aukus, with the aim of working hand in glove to preserve security and stability. we are opening a new chapter in our friendship, the first task will be to help australia acquire a fleet of nuclear powered submarines, emphasising of course that the submarines in question will be powered by nuclear reactors, not armed with nuclear weapons, and our work will be fully in line with our nonproliferation publication. this will be one of the most complex and technically demanding projects in the world. lasting for decades and requiring the most advanced technology. it will draw on the expertise that the uk has acquired over generations dating back to the launch of the royal navy's first submarine over 60 years ago. together with the other opportunities from aukus, creating hundreds of highly skilled jobs across the united kingdom, including in scotland, the north of england and the mid—liv

the prime minister of australia come morrison, he was saying we are not only addressing the pairs of boards -- the paris accords. they are leading the way. that is what we have to do. it is our mission responsibility and natural responsibility to other countries. we will leave top 26 having fulfilled our obligations to the paris accords and to go further. clean air, clean water, it is an issue for our country, green technology, being preeminent in the world on those. it is a security issue, security experts tell us that migration, rising sea levels, general management of the planet, drying up of rivers, the list goes on. you know what they are. because for competition and conflict over habitats and resources is a security issue. health, jobs, security, and the moral issue, if you believe as i do that this is god's creation and we have a moral obligation to be good stewards. even if you do not share that view, we agree we have the responsibility to our children, grandchildren, future generations to handle the planet in a responsible way. a lot going on, from a woman's right to choose

pm modi: president biden, prime minister morrison, prime minister suga, i think president biden for his mission to organize the first ever in person summit. our four companies -- countries came together for the first time in 2004 to extend support to the indo pacific region post-tsunami. when the world is grappling -- grappling with the covid-19 pandemic we are meeting once again and working in the interest of humanity. our quad vaccine initiative will greatly help countries in the indo pacific region. based on democratic values, we have decided to move forward with positive thinking and a positive approach. it gives me great pleasure to discuss with my friends wide-ranging topics from supply chains to global security, from climate action to covid response, to cooperation in the field of technology. i am -- a quad in a sense will play a role for the global good. i am confident our cooperation and accord will ensure prosperity and peace in the indo pacific, and in the world. in queue. -- thank you. >> thank you prime minister and mr. president, it is a great honor to be with you in this

johnson joe biden, the loan, scott morrison say is this has nothing to do with the n p t. yeah, well that's one of condition opposition has put on this deal with relists to make sure that it's compliant to be. but there are many expert and commentators that up already hand or a boss and i think will be interested well. and when there is great k, the amount of material uranium around in the world. increasing the number of how this is not in the re for what is my security risk in the port construction where it would be built to be harvested. it's also increasing the risk that the baby in the event of a nuclear or conventional target are and that would may make disasters and radiological contamination or rediscover they take they work for it. yeah. slide from the threats of terror attacks you. you think that adelaide may be a big target? well, allied in firefox made it to be a city where they would be constructed. and then the question that any, any thought i would the common topic for conventional attack. and that's not something that the people i like happy about that come

in a separate press conference earlier we heard from the prime minister scott morrison who said thatng technology for game changing technology for game changing developments that he says will enter a new era with new challenges. he also said that the relatively benign environment that this invite —— region has enjoyed is now behind it. he described the announcement as a forever partnership that will ensure that australia's security that also the security of partners in the region is well defended. so a big step and a significant clear message from the three countries towards protecting their interests in the indo pacific. with the rising influence of china. and the x ofthe influence of china. and the x of the announcement - influence of china. and the x of the announcement and - of the announcement and aligning that message as well. the x of the announcement were just as important as the announcement itself, the fact that all three leaders appeared together, joe biden boris johnson and scott morrison altogether via video link, that definitely sends a message. and even though it says

speaking in washington dc on wednesday, morrison said he would be patient in rebuilding time with france. the french government has recalled it's ambassador in australia for consultations. the un security council met with secretary antonio terrace on wednesday to discuss i've gone on. he says all 5 permanent members wants, debility and peace. there. the taliban has been appealing for immediate un recognition. the group has appointed a new envoy to the un and requested that he be allowed to speak at the general assembly. the taliban is dealing with an escalating, humanitarian and economic crisis since taking over last month. christian salumi has moved from the united nations. we've been seeing intense diplomacy at the united nations on the situation in afghanistan, many meetings taking place, including one between foreign ministers of the permanent 5 members of the security council and the secretary general of the un, antonio gutierrez, the united kingdom chair, that meeting the new foreign minister liz trust said, going into it, that her goal was to get china and russia to take an intern

i mean, you had the leaders of the three country countries, joe biden, borisjohnson, and scott morrison again, to use the same phrase, ourshared defending, again, to use the same phrase, our shared interests in the indo—pacific. so again, we've known and talked a lot about what australia has with those two countries, but now it's also about military capabilities.— countries, but now it's also about military capabilities. thank you for those thoughts. _ i'm joined now by our north america correspondent david willis in los angeles. great to have you on newsday. just talk us through some of the things that present biden spoke about, making very clear the strategic partnership, even though he didn't say it in his remarks, is definitely china in many ways dutch president biden. , . ,., china in many ways dutch president biden. , . ., �* biden. very much so, and joe biden has made no _ biden. very much so, and joe biden has made no secret _ biden. very much so, and joe biden has made no secret of— biden. very much so, and joe biden has made no secret of his _ biden. very much so, and joe bide

tony morrison.are writing in it but i happen to just by the grace of god turned to this tony morrison essay and i immediately texted my producers. let me read a little piece by tony morrison. these sacrifices made by supposedly tough white men prepared to abandon humanity suggest a true horror of law status to retain the conviction of their sue pure yourty to others especially black people they're willing to risk content by the mature, sophisticated and strong if it wasn'to ignore rant and pitif one could money the collapse of dignity and she's talking about people who commit murders, massacres, who hurt and kill black peoe in the name of superiority. talk about this book and about reparations as a theme that we're actually talking abo in real life. >> you know, i mean, it's amazing and, you know, i would be remiss to not talk about the facthat charles ogletr, the attorney had been present on years ago saying it was cause for reparationsn tulsa and people have known and the other thing tha i said co

here's keith morrison with "the woman with no name". >> here is where they put her. her permanent home court. >> nobody really knew anything about her. >> this little cemetery in east texas. one simple marker on her grief. and the name that was in a name. jane doe. >> it makes it personal, because you think what if this is your family? but if this could be your friend? >> she, who was she? this impossible enigma. >> they smelled it first. then they sought something burning. looked like a mannequin. a man approached. what was that? and then,. >>. >>. . >>. a recoiled. that was a young woman, dead and burning. you know, we have homicides just like the rest of the world. no one is far as trying to bring the body. which really struck fear in people around here >> lieutenant any hope was still a sergeant back then. great county sheriff's department. >> she had piled beneath her, and would piled on top of her. and there was i believe a gas can. >> wow! >> it looked like somebody tried to cover the tracks. >> she's in just a spare forever. >> right. >> the officers who resp

it's keith morrison with "the rise and fall of oscar pistorius". >> such a time it was, like a different. this was london, the year was 2012, and olympic history is about to be made. a moment was electrifying, and 45.4 four seconds the south african double-team running on covered fiber -- was transferred from global to international superstar. with a superhero nickname. the blade runner. he was oscar pistorius. >> he was just this amazing amazing icon. >> and in south africa, he was adored. not just as a remarkable athlete, but as a man of apparently flawless character. modest good manners, a man with good works. irresistible, of course endorsements in all he was almost interestedly wealthy, and certainly a list for glorious eight months. and then, four bullets in close range through a closed door. a woman was dead, and the myth of the blade runner was blown away. it was 3:20 am, on february 14th 2013th. valentine's day. when police arrived at oscar's house, he told them a harrowing story. >> oscar pistorius, according to him, has suffered death threats. he has been a victim of serious a

here is keith morrison with "evil was watching. " >> again and again, she came here. stood under the ancient canopy. walked the damp, narrow paths, to the places the killer used to hide what he had done. as if looking, once more, after all these years would tell her something. as if the dense undergrowth would part, and finally reveal a name. it's so peaceful here. it's not the kind of place you would associate with violent crime. that's for sure. >> no. no. and nothing like this has ever happened, at this park before. >> lindsey wade was just 11 years old that terrible summer, in tacoma, washington. >> i just remember that it was really scary, to me, as a young girl. it was really scary, not just for me but, for everybody. >> and the questions about that place and that summer followed her. up through the ranks of the tacoma police department. until, as detective lindsey wade, she came here to wrestle with something like an obsession. a mystery, that lay dormant for more than three decades. a story, that can finally be told. it was march, 1986. things were finally loo

here is keith morrison with "suspicion in silver city. " >> out in the middle of new mexico, hours oft highway from better known haunts like santa fe is an old mining town called silver city, and such an unusual place it is, quirky would be a good word. >> very old west. there's a lot of history in silver city. >> a vast arid desert one way out of town. lush green mountains the other. fourth, fifth, sixth generation ranchers and silver miners co-exist with artists and hippies and wide-eyed newcomers. as we say, quirky. >> it's just lots of different perspectives, which is always fascinating. >> but, of course, this is not a travelogue. no. no, this is about what happened here, or more precisely, what happened in there, inside that little house to her. >> she was beaten from head to toe. she had bruises from the top of her head down to her feet. >> her name was cassy farrington. and what was done to her in the bathtub of her own house was dreadful. >> she's in the bathtub. and i can't even do cpr. she's stiff. >> it was also, for a very long time, an unsolved mystery. cassy brooks was

morrison said he'd be patient and rebuilding kinds with france. the french government has recalled it's ambassador in australia for consultations. the un security council met with the secretary and targeted us on wednesday to discuss i've got missed on he says, all 5 permanent members wants stability and peace. they're. the taliban is appointed a new invoice to the us and requested that he be allowed to speak at the general assembly. christian salumi has more from the united nations seeing intense diplomacy at the united nations on the situation in afghanistan. many meetings taking place, including one between foreign ministers of the permanent 5 members of the security council, and the secretary general of the un, antonio gutierrez, the united kingdom chair, that meeting the new foreign minister list trust said going into it. that her goal was to get china and russia to take an international approach to the situation there. and what the council is weighing is whether or not to recognise the taliban of the united nations. and on the one hand, ther

a certain number of australia leaders are not very happy about this decision made by scott morrison. previous prime minister, kevin rod, or malcolm told one or 20 habit, decided to get to be very precise thing. it was a political mistake to young from and to only decide to this to, to speak with the, the american. and i think this is the same thing we've written about it. so i'm sorry, have to, but in here, but we're running out of time here, teresa just want one more question here about president biden, a french politician described by the sidelining of france as a blunder amounting to a strategic blindness that will only benefit the chinese is he right, how damaged is biden's reputation in europe. i think everyone really understand that this wouldn't have happened if it was, if there was consultation and i think the u. s. has made it quite clear under the bite and administration that they're going to work with many laterals with coalitions of the willing and these smaller groupings because otherwise it's just too difficult to do. for example, with the you 27 members say it's imposs

sweeney. nuclear campaigner, speaking to us from melbourne, australia, and prime minister scott morrison davis. since this deal is not about acquiring nuclear weapons, is heaping completely transparent in not how can any one be sure there won't be atomic warheads on board the submarines? that's a very good question. and the prime minister hasn't been transparent in the development of this proposal. australian woke up in the early hours of this morning for international coordinated statement from the latest our country and the us president me a prime minister presenting. this is a fight complaints. this hasn't been discussed, it hasn't been considered kansas and it is a very significant strategic departure course. so there are real concerns as you by dana fi about nuclear creek and particularly about astray, acquiring or developing a dependency or launch on nuclear weapons. now the prime minister di making this announcement has been very clear decided this is not going to be the full run, a to a domestic civil nuclear industry, which is a contentious issue in australia. he's also said tha

here's keith morrison with "before midnight. " >> a few minutes after sunrise on the morning of november 4th, 2014, david zimmerman rose from his bed in a quiet suburb of bloomington, illinois. eager to dispose of the small worry that had been nagging at him all night, he padded across the room to his bedroom door. >> i woke up and walk out into the kind main hallway that we have and the lights were still on. >> the lights he'd left on when he went to bed. which meant what? david was 17 years old. the eldest of pam zimmerman's three children. they, not uncommonly, left the lights on for their mom when she worked late at her financial planning business. or when she stepped out with her new man. typically, when she got home, she turned the lights off. but this tuesday morning -- >> her bedroom is dark, and it looked like no one had been there. >> tell me what was going on in your mind when you saw that? >> my mind was probably in a million different places. i thought it was the weirdest thing. i was like, "all right, she didn't come home, so where is she? " >> had to be a reasonable explan

here is keith morrison with "the secret keepers. " >> it was a warm colorado morning on the right side of summer. the road beneath his wheels, the vast blue canopy above, renewed possibilities in his heart. randy baker recovering heart patient cruised through the sun to the job he loved, better now back to sweet routine. so why this morning fatigue? randy felt the warm day wrap his big body like a sleeping pill. he struggled to lift his leaden eyelids, so tired, so tired. >> what was told to me was that he probably fell asleep and swerved. >> it could have been catastrophic. it wasn't. his pontiac took a ding, but the cops who responded said he seemed okay. >> these officers made sure he was all right, and essentially let him off with a warning. >> perhaps those cops didn't know it was the fifth time he'd dozed off at the wheel, his fifth brush with death in a month. lucky? for a moment. here on the last day of his life. >> 911, what is your name? >> kelly baker. >> next morning, wednesday, august 16th, 2017, 8:30 a. m.. >> okay. tell me exactly what happened. >> i just got home, and i

this of course was getting really to the point of no return after scott morrison, the prime minister in april 2020 called for independent national inquiry into the origin of the covid and really seen by beijing as a thinly veiled attack on china's role in starting this pandemic. and since then of course we have seen china using every possible means to basically attack australia, not only diplomatly and militarily but also economically. china is australia's biggest trading partner. and since april of last year chinese authorities have made it very difficult for australian exports to reach this very important market. we are talking about things from coal to beef to barley to wine. the bilateral trade actually dropped more than $4 billion between these two trading partners. so, this is really seen by many as an example of beiging using a u.s. ally, a very close one, to show the rest of the world what happened to them if they get too close to what beijing considers to the anti-china agenda by washington. and so i think this is very important, this announcement, because this is president

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so by the amount cronner talking, but the australian prime minister scott morrison says he's tried to arrange a phone call with a manual record, but he's been successful sofa speaking in washington, d. c. on wednesday, morrison said he would patient in rebuilding times with france, the french government recalled it's ambassador and australia for consultations. now more than 6000 people have now been forced from their homes in le palma, one of these spanish canary islands. as parts of the area are engulfed in lava volcano, which is not interrupting on sunday, many people lost their homes and there is anger, as well. after a minister repaired appeared to encourage so called disaster tourists to come and visit nicholas hock. with our report from the palmer, this is jose hernandez, her mom says house in the distance, just below the gushing crater. still standing. but for how long? he says there was no warning from authorities, but he knew when the earth under his feet suddenly started shaking the old stomach . luna who had once again awoken. i angry. i am so disappointed so many people ha