always a master of marketing, he's become the darling of the media in new zealand and a self- styled activist. he's formed his own political party, and last year, on the anniversary of that raid, he launched a brand new file sharing service. he is, as always, the star of his own movie. but this time, he didn't write the script. >> dotcom: stop this madness. let's all be friends. >> simon: we asked the department of justice, the fbi, and the motion picture association of america to talk to us about the case. they all declined. in april, several movie studios and record labels sued kim dotcom for massive copyright infringement. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by lincoln financial. calling all chief life officers. >> glor: good evening. the trial over whether shelly sterling had the authority to sell the l.a. clippers starts tomorrow. boeing says it's still assessing damage after a train derailment damaged parts of eight different planes. and dubai says it's building the mall of the world, the biggest one ever. i'm jeff glor, cbs news. ♪ americans drink over 13 billion gallons of su

he went in through south new zealand the closest to the poll by ship you could only get there in the internet summer because it is frozen with just the eyes so we ship cannot get in but it opens up but to think of it as the plate wray a dish credit has a peninsula so it has the big catch like a piece of the pie is taken and not. so to go south of new zealand for in this way you can sail so what he had done but then in 1911 when wintered over in the base at the southern part and and he brought down his dogs and his men and winter there. they headed out in a mad dash he had mastered but then to with west texas eaton he doom and then to save the after dash year so we had plenty of. >> you use that for your magnificent drive. when you said you richer there. >> guest: we know by a interviewing you that but the sun sets late april and comes back up in september. pledge. >> and six months and five 1/2 months you touche and dissymmetry have people that winter over of the united states have been moved to rich in the south pole is a wonderful place to go from. >> guest: you cannot fly in and o

march 1983, the prince and princess of wales toured australia and new zealand.irst heir to be brought along on a trip at such a young age. >> it was a huge deal that diana took william. and she made it very clear she was not going without him. >> not even his father, prince charles, was allowed to travel with his mother, queen elizabeth, when he was a young boy. >> she and prince philip embarked on a six-month tour of the commonwealth. >> six months? >> six months. so i'm sure for the queen it was very difficult to leave her children behind. >> but william would not be left behind. the trip was the first time the world really saw them as a family. >> and it was the first time that the public got to see prince william crawl. >> in the end, it was one of the very few times william was seen during that trip. william and kate would do things very differently. >> william and kate would travel to the various engagements during the day, and come back this the evening to have that time with george. there were far fewer engagements, but it was what they were happy to do

>> that's produced in new zealand with new zealand pops. it's cool stuff.nd ask you as you sign it if you could have this meal with any person past or present, who would that person be? >> i would say coach john wooden. he's a very inspirational person. i think you would benefit from having dinner with him. >> thank you so much. for more on matt and the dish head to our website. >>> up next wild child. this awesome based group is tearing up the scene and you'll see and hear why. stay with us. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." ♪ summer days drifting away to, uh oh, those summer nights ♪ ♪ well-a, well-a, well-a, uh! tell me more, tell me more... ♪ twizzlerize your summer fun with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. [ female announcer ] harsh sun cold wind and pollution can make all skin sensitive. that's why simple cleansing wipes are made to be kind. tough on makeup gentle on skin. simple. the sensitive skin experts. ( telephone rings ) hi, honey. how's the

new zealand officials are demanding that japan eliminate all tariffs on these products. japanese and u.s. negotiators have been working to set up a similar system on some dairy products. japanese delegates are hoping to obtain concessions from the u.s. and new zealand. >>> well, asian markets are pretty calm this friday, even after worries about the financial health of a major portuguese lender rattled investors in europe and the u.s. on thursday. major indexes across the region finished mixed. traders took this as an opportunity to book some profits. others not so worried about the latest developments in the eurozone. they thought the possible impact would be fairly limited. >>> china's shanghai composite saw gains today, up 0.4% to finish at 2,046. that was the first uptick that we've seen in three days. some participants bought back shares as the index slid to a two-week low on thursday. >>> tokyo's nikkei did decline. it was lower by 0.3%, 15,164. that's the lowest close in just about two weeks. a stronger yen hurt overall sentiment today, and that put a drag on some

this is put together by air new zealand. a couple of sharply dressed fellahs. >> i would go to new zealand just for this hat and sweater combo. >> and the synchronization. the skiers dropped out of the isabel glacier. >> it's a dance on the snow. >> they should cool off a little bit. skiing is a few months away for us, but middle of winter for them. demonstrating the snow conditions and how to tell they were right in the middle of avalanche conditions. and then the dry snow layers. >> the dry snow with the thin crust. here you can see it with about 37 meters cold. >> he's such an expert at predicting the conditions, he can tell by this that they are in the middle of avalanche conditions. watch. >> no way! >> it's a little like that. >> yep and it breaks away. >> makes you think it's a snow bird landing. >> it's leaking. >> wouldn't you all right have an opinion about pole dancing, but maybe you need a perspective with a different point of view. this is ava and she is a supporter of pole dancing and thinks it's a great way to

it was a little risque for passengers of air new zealand i mean you're seeing some super models and i found it to be very catchy and fun and adorable but clearly i'm biased and they found it to be a little pay you to be called the no no how you know you i would pay them to be on the cover of what does it did for the career i mean it brings you to a level that you can imagine i'm sure you've spoken to heidi clue more tyra banks and you know just been very sadly i love brooklyn but you talk to them the world brooklyn you love that right from their brooklyn. i know she has which is so funny because brooklyn is so. not brooklyn you're not kidding. but i mean you have that notoriety for the rest of your life people still say heidi klum sports illustrated swimsuit cover model heidi klum i mean it's still so i'm excited to have that title for the rest of my life i really does a lot for yes you continue to model my would you do t.v. and all the rest of them i do i get to do the fun modeling where you get to show up on set you get to request wine you don't have to you know you're not any of yo

they're from new zealand. they told me they have no superheros in new zealand.d so, i looked it up. and sure enough. they have no superheroes in new zealand. [ laughter ] and we don't know why. this guy theorizes that the kiwis are too humble to have superheroes. you said they have a bird that used to come on tv and would tell kids to go to sleep. [ laughter ] that is the saddest thing i've ever heard. [ laughter ] please, someone come up with a new zealand superhero. while most former child wizards end up in rehab or fighting people on reality tv, our first guest has grown to become a fine and very successful young man. his new romantic comedy called "what if" opens in theaters august 8th. please welcome daniel radcliffe. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good, indeed. how are you? thank you, guys. >> jimmy: do you know about this thing in new zealand. they have no superheros. >> that's incredibly sad. i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: someone should do something about this. >> they are disproportionately good at sports. like america doe

hating on new zealand.hat's the rivalry. >> thank you. they like the crypts and the bloods over there. i don't want to get pulled into it. >> stay out of this. stay out of it. i hate petition people. i would start a petition to end petition people, but i hate petitions so why start a petition to hate on petition people. i would just be like them. so instead i will live my life and enjoy myself, right? yes, applause. >> it is like an open letter opened in front of a whole bunch of people. >> here we go. is there no place for his thoughts on race? it is time for another edition of -- >> is this racist? >> he was fired by siriusxm after he posted tweets following a fight with a black woman in time square. >> we have all been there. >> that we minds me of the prom. -- that reminds me of the prom. they have the limo and the sparkling apple cider. >> i don't know. >> continue reading, sherrod. >> i forgot this was a television program. >> he has appeared many times on this program and gently describes the encount

what is good green and i grew up in new zealand we're not particularly hung up on nudity as being a sort of very scandalous. thing i mean you know a little all right it's part of life as you know if you go to cemeteries you is was that was it a weird showed to do i mean that's why moments where you realize you're having a really earnest conversation about the most outlandish. bizarre out of you know this planet kind of thing that you know like wow we're having on like a really detailed multiple department heads like all comes you know but if this and that and then if he explodes like that should the blood go like. this weird but they have what is that doing i do but it's so much fun it is my cut are you kidding me i mean that some of the best stuff is the out so far detached from actual reality as a viewer why do you think we do we like them. i mean there's a sort of. mystery and intenseness to their carnal and primitive drives and death and it's all kind of you know death and sexuality and. ravenous desires all being kind of mixed up together and it being sort of dangerous and scary you

want to stay there you grew up in new zealand we have parents open about this too to raise a child is sure but i also grew up on movie sets like there's a kind of see a lot of a lot of everything i just never thought it was a big deal or sort of the i don't know it was there was no stigma did you have an action and me of course we didn't already know you using it now and i know is this i kind of turns off and on if i'm speaking to my mother my sister on the phone my accent kind of comes back a lot more when you're at home with my husband is using less that sort of dulls down my american accent but it's not quite my full new zealand accent or the twins going to speak live i have no idea what a good let's find out when they start talking the world will never forget her oscar with up next. confluent the academy awards as a kid about would be the mother of genetic. technology innovation. developments around russia. the future covered. the fact that. they were going to do the job did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a fr

morning. >> that's why you're 7'8". >>> i was going to say you had other great things that came to new zealandh us on bbc world news. coming up, we'll take you live to wimbledon. >> that's right. i'll have the latest from the club on the lady's semifinals day. oh john don't wallow john iin ice cream.s over. i'm not wallowing in ice cream. it's the new dannon oikos greek frozen yogurt. half the fat of regular ice cream. it's so irresistibly thick and creamy! didn't expect you to be enjoying yourself so soon! couldn't resist, mmm! it's such a good source of protein too! no, i'm talking about this john, already?! that was mine. hi mom. d charcoal. ♪he cadillac summer collection is here. ♪ during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this all new 2014 cts for around $459 a month or purchase with 0% apr and make this the summer of style. >>> i'm lucy hockings. the top story this is hour. as tensions increase between israel and hamas, the family of a murdered teenager say they haven't received his body for burial. >>> tighter security is ordered at airports with direct flights to the u.s. after th

the bank also said that the level of the new zealand dollars unjustified. and there's potential for a significant fall as a cue and promptly sold the currency which felt a six-week low this morning. i'll also track factory data, flash data, that is. later this morning, we'll see how that affects japanese shares and asian indexes. that's all from me. >> we'll touch bass with you in a few hours. raminmelingard there. >>> wendy cutler says conditions are right for completing talks with japan on a free trade act. >> and the most difficult issues are generally dealt with at the final stages. we feel confident that there was a shared commitment. >> american and japanese negotiators made some progress last week on pork tariffs. they discussed implementing safeguards which would allow the japanese to raise tariffs temporarily. cutler said talks on agricultural tariffs resume early next month in washington. i'll have more business headlines for you next hour. for now, i'll leave you with a check on markets. >> police in shanghai have had a scare over food safety. em

. >> this video by air new zealand features "sports illustrated" models in bikinis detailing prenight safety rules with an inattempt backlash with thousands of critics say the airline is object filing woke. they have pulled the video and petitioners are claiming victory but air new zealand says it changes the safety videos every few months. what happens if you pinch your skin while buckling your seatbelt. >> i am sure it got people's attention. >> obviously. >> a new prediction by brazil's psychic >>> crisis at the border, a bay area city could be hoping thousands of children entering the united states illegally. reading on the go, a ring for your fingers that is like a tablet for the blind. >> when it comes to world cup prediction forget the human expert, right in for the inside stuff go to a turtle. this turtle. a turtle in brazil. his him is "big head." and he picked for today. >> he ate the tree under the german flag and then ate the tree under the brazilian flag. >> the crowd erupted and took this as an omen that brazil will win. >> you can watch the semifinals this week on espn

. >> translator: new zealand and japan are partners that share basic values. in the meeting today, we confirmed expanding our cooperation not only on bilateral issues, but on regional and international matters as well. >> abe said he intends to ebs plain the new security policy to other countries as well. >>> prime minister abe paid his respect to earthquake victims in new zealand. he visited the site of the powerful tremor that hit the country three years ago. he was he was in the city that that sustained the most damage. it killed 28 japanese students. abe left flowers at the site. he visited a new cathedral built to replace the one damaged in the earthquake. it's made mostly of card board and designed by a japanese architect. he's now visiting australia during the three-nation tour. >>> a columbian soccer player says he's sorry for the tackle that sent one of the world's best players out of the world cup, he posted an online message apologizing for striking neymar. neymar broke a vertebra. brazil won, but neymar won't play again in the tournament. the messa

he went in through south of new zealand. he sailed down. the place you can get closest to the pole by ship -- and you can only get there in the antarctic summer because it's frozen with just sea ice over the top and so a ship can't get in, but it opens up in the antarctic summer. the sea ice open toes up, and you can sail in quite close because you think of antarctica as a plate or as a dish. but actually it has a peninsula sticking way out on the side under the americas, and it's got a big gouge cut out of it almost like a piece of the pie taken out which is the raw sea south of new zealand. and so if you sail in that way in the summer, you can sail in a hot further. so what he'd done is he'd sailed in the previous summer, that would be the summer of 1910-'11, wintered over in a base that he built this the, at the southern part of the ross sea right on the ross ice shelf, something known as the bay of whales which is a cut in the ice shelf, brought down a prefabricated cabin, his dogs, nine men, and they wintered there. when it was spring,

i could look at new zealand, for example. new zealand, neighboring australia, an isolated island nation again. if you look at new zealand's mass shooting rate prior to over the same period of time the that people talk about for australia, 1980-'96, they had .005 incidents per 100,000 people. that was actually higher than australia's which was .0042. after that both countries have had zero mass shootings. well, australia may have changed its laws, but new zealand didn't. again, you just -- it's what we call cherry picking. it's kind of like i could go and flip a coin 20 times, get 10 heads and 10 tails. would i met somebody jutte go and say, well, i'm going to pick five from that example, okay? you don't do that. you don't just pick one number. there's a reason why these guys don't point to places like europe, for example, in these discussions. as i say, germany has much more stringent laws than australia has, and yet it's had some of the worst mass shootings in the world. but they wouldn't want to include that in their discus

new zealand against west i saidies. check it outment one handy catches the ball flip it up before carrying it over the boundary. come back in bounds and grab it with both hand. phenomenal but new zealand fell to the indies 165 to 1 26. but what a catch. i'll just say sense you couldn't remember. >> it will be he asked this coming weekend. he's playing candlestick with dan about reno. >> joe montana 8. work out tomorrow at 6:00. >> there you go. >> a little eye of the tiger rocky theme. the it will be good.

>> glad to be alive. 30-year-old tara is back in sri lanka after a failed attempt to make it to new zealand by boat. >> translation: we ran out of fuel, and drifted for four or three days before ending in australian waters. we were caught in storms and were crying. we had no one to turn to. >>> the group was picked up by australian authorities, who held them at sea and handed them back to the sri lankan navy. al jazeera filmed their arrival at court on 8 july. the youngest on board was two months old. the organizers promised an easy way abroad. >> translation: the people who took us told us that if we make it to new zealand territory and call, someone would come and get us. that because the country needs labour, we would be allowed to stay, unlike in australia. >>> 10 people from this rural village from on the boat, setting sale from the eastern course. >> thousands of sri lankans braved boats like these, rough seas, and dangerous conditions to chase a dream of a better life. like the recent group sent back, many are finding things worse than before. this couple heaped for groaner -- hoped

air new zealand denies they are dropping it because of the petition but they would say that.ensive video with si models. >> it worked. it got huge amount of pr. more people have watched the youtube video than would have ever looked up to look at the stewardess that was telling them about the flight safety instructions. i tried to look up. i can't make myself. >> look at bolling. he's trying to recover. >> i realized how you inflated the inflatable life vest. you pull that red thing. i had no idea. >> see it worked. >> for women shouldn't they have another video with chippendale dancers. >> or firemen. chest free flowing firemen. >> firemen. >> firemen with their shirts open. you solve all the problems. every other flight is a male and a female. >> bob, don't you hate people who are always trying to eradicate fun. >> i was looking at that. when she said pay attention to the signs what do you think i was paying attention to. when you talk about the life vest if the red thing doesn't work there's another way to get the thing inflated. do you think they were paying attention to t

>> reporter: but for now, it seems the bikinis have been put away. >> thank you for flying air new zealande airline insists the online campaign had nothing to do with the video's removal. only that a new video with the star of "man versus wild" was already scheduled to replace it. 6 million views on youtube. that's quite a lot of buzz. >> a lot of people are interested in safety. >> we all know about air new zealand now. >> so it's working. >> all right, gio, thank you very much. >>> coming up, harry potter is back. he's making headlines this morning. why j.k. rowling put out a new chapter about harry's life in his 30s. >> in his 30s. >>> and the healthy foods that may actually be sabotaging your diet. how you may be piling on the calories and fat when you think you're eating well. >> maybe that's my problem. >> is that it? >>> and the outrageous kickstarter campaign that is going crazy. this guy, just wanted to make a $10 potato salad. why is everyone giving him so much money? we'll find out when we come back. oney? we'll find out when we come back. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® visibl

new zealand against west i saidies.handy catches the ball flip it up before carrying it over the boundary. come back in bounds and grab it with both hand. phenomenal but new zealand fell to the indies 165 to 1 26. but what a catch. i'll just say sense you couldn't remember. >> it will be he asked this coming weekend. he's playing candlestick with dan about reno. >> joe montana 8. work out tomorrow at 6:00. >> there you go. >> a little eye of the tiger rocky theme. the it will be good. good. >> thanks we'll be right back heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. gets that stayin that's why they've got lear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. i

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new zealand by boat. >> translation: we ran out of fuel. we ended up in australia. we got caught in storms, and we are all crying, but had no one to turn to. >> the group was picked up by australian authorities, who held them at sea and handed them back to the sri lankan navy. al jazeera filmed their arrival at court. the youngest on board was two months old. the organizers promised an easy way. >> the people that took us told us that if we make it to new zealand territory, someone would get us. that because the country needs labour, we would be allowed to stay, unlike in australia. >> 10 people from this rural village were on the boat, which set sail from the eastern coast. thousands of sri lankans braved rickety boats, rough seas and baengs continues to chase a dream. like the group sent back, many find things worse than before. this couple hoped for greener past u but ended with nothing - a plastic id tag all that is left from their failed journey. >> i know how to pay doubling. the debts i had, and what i took to go on this trip. >> thi

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we saw new zealand little changed so far.tralian futures indicating stocks moving -- swinging between gains and losses. not a huge move in either direction. new zealand dollar is something you want to watch in terms of currencies, along with the euro and the yen. we are not seeing massive moves. friday was really the day -- thursday and friday, that markets saw the big tumble. a rebound, according to futures indications, is what we are going to see this monday. >> on friday, the volatility index climbing back up. i think it was 11%. >> the fear index, as they call it. that is something we use to determine where the volatility exists in stocks. u.s. it rebound from the biggest loss in three months. gains.day set for if you believe the futures. japan is closed for a holiday. there is no trading in the japanese markets. >> the latest on the downed malaysian plane, the crash site is being tampered with. this is "first up." we will be back in a moment. ♪ >> recapping our top story, investigators say the crash site is surreal. team

new zealand, neighboring australia, an isolated island nation again, if you look at new zealand, mass shooting rate prior to -- over the same period of time people talk about for australia, 1980 to '96, they had .005 incidents per 100,000 people. that was actually higher than australia's, which was .0042. after that, both countries have had zero mass shootings. well, australia may have changed its laws but new zealand didn't. again, it's what we call cherry-picking. it's like i can go and flip a coin 20 times, get 10 heads and 10 tails. would i let somebody go and say i will pick five tails from that sample and say, it's obviously a bias point because all five are heads. you don't do that. you don't just pick one number. there's a reason why these guys don't point to places like europe, for example in these discussions. germ has more stringent law -- germany has more stricken jept laws than australia and some of the worse mass shootings but they wouldn't want to include that in their discussions. what tried to do with bill landis, university of chicago, looked at all of the mass shoot

air new zealand say they replace their safety videos every few months. i don't know.s going to get guys to buckle their seatbelt. >> do you want your kids watching this just before, the flight is about to take off? i don't know. >> maybe not. maybe do a cartoon next time to get our attention. >> a really good idea. >> okay. i might go work for the airlines if i'm not back tomorrow. >>> well, coming up in "the skinny," from tears to tractor ride, plenty of drama on "the bachelorette" with three guys left. >> first, should you repair or replace your shattered smartphone? it looks terrible. but it works. some money saving advice for you next on "world news now." >> announcer: abc news brought to you by colonial penn life insurance. that's notthat's dirt r carpet, creeping in. send it running with resolve high traffic foam. its foam power removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. all while neutralizing pet odors. don't just vacuum clean . resolve clean. the summer of this.mmer. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forg

states aswat invasion of his estate in new zealand so they reacted with a military operation that's how they're going to react so how do you stop the militarization of the protection of these monopolies from his acting out in a military sense i understand you're saying we're going to crowdsource the intelligence but they're not looking for intelligence they don't want the smart grid they don't want to do it in a smart way they want their cup to chronic profits and if you get their way they're going to you know pull out a gun and shoot you that's been the history. well you're right and when you look at occupy which which was a movement that failed seven thousand people were arrested from occupy in the united states over seven thousand and no bankers of significance of gone to jail yet you're absolutely correct when you say that the government at this time is a protective service not just for fraudulent bankers but for paedophilia as well the government is a protective service for big crime at some point two things are going to happen the first is the public and the one billion rich. are

versus wild" was in the works. >> a lot of people are interested in safety. >> we all know about air new zealand >> all right, gio, thank you very much. >>> coming up, harry potter is back. he's making headlines this morning. why j.k. rolling put out a new chapter about harry's life in his 30s. >>> the healthy foods that may actually be sabotaging your diet. how you may be piling on the calories and fat when you think you're eating well. >> maybe that's my problem in is that it? >> yi. >>> the outrageous campaign that's going crazy. this guy wanted to make a $10 potato salad so why is everyone giving him so much money? we'll find out when you come back. and here. but what about here? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® visibly even daily moisturizer with a clinically proven soy complex. it diminishes the look of dark spots in 4 short weeks. and just like that your skin will look radiant and more even. even from here. [ female announcer ] visibly even moisturizer and new bb cream. from neutrogena®. and new bb cream. guess the mcmuffin doesn'tthe think hashbrowns matter. it's ok, hashbrowns... ...we

new zealand welcomes the unanimous adoption of this resolution by the council. we were pleased to have been a cosponsor and we compliment australia on the leadership it has shown on this issue. it was imperative, mr. president , that this council sent a strong and united message that the international investigation into the downing of flight mh-17 must proceed without delay. that the integrity of the crash site be preserved, and that respect and dignity be accorded those who have died. this is, as minister bishop has said, a decisive step. new zealand strongly supports the resolution's call for an independent investigation led by ukraine and in court nation with other international experts, not least the netherlands in the role that was outlined a short time ago by minister timmermans. we now appear, mr. president to , to be in a situation where some of that cooperation is now to hand. we must wait to see the extent to which it eventuates. mr. president, there is increasing evidence that the crash of flight mh-17 was not an accident, that this was a criminal act

the biggest drop in the new zealand dollar.s are falling more quickly than the market anticipated. against alls dying 16 major currencies. that is the biggest losing streak since december 27 and the korean one also on the move. the finance minister says we have to be prepared for this economy and also the view is that you will see a pretty significant move. the biggest two-day loss in almost six months. >> stay tuned. you janet yellen's testimony is the big one for the market. leaders of the five brick [inaudible] new development bank will finance infrastructure projects throughout the founding members' countries. janet yellen has appeared on her policyay of the testimony. despite signs of growth it still needs stimulus. >> the economy continues to improve come of the recovery is not yet complete. monetarydegree of policy accommodation remains appropriate. theirael have renewed rates on the gaza strip after a rocket attack left and egyptian truce proposal and tatters. the israelis had accepted the proposal but hamas said it was

new zealand has been up for some time now. the dollar-yen went from closer to 1.01 overcloser the past seven or eight hours or so. i want to show you what's happening across london. these are the opening numbers. you can see the damage in the first opening minutes. the asa, just three points above 5500. the south korean cosby down .6%. kospi down .6%. you look at oil prices, for example, what do you have here? you, you had two things happening overnight. we have been talking about this all morning. let me just fixed this chart. my mistake, get rid of that. let's take a look at the japanese yen. there we go for the japanese yen. very clear what happened here. p.m., that's 11:30 when we first got word of the plane being shot down. this morning, 3:45 in the morning, that's when we got word from israel that they were on ground offensive on the gaza strip. now,s where we are right 101.23. we will continue to watch the job -- the dollar yen. basically a five-month time for the japanese currency. declineseing a lot of over in the jap

the new zealand dollar. inflation comes in below estimates. the biggest drop in the new diesel and dollar -- in the new zealand dollar in almost seven weeks. the question is, will that momentum continue? john, back to you. >> thank you very much, manus. that is your market open. joining us for more perspective is stuart richardson. he is chief investment officer at rng wealth management. welcome to the show. we will get to tech stocks in the moment. what was your take away from janet yellen yesterday? >> her personal view is that you can keep policy very slim for a very long time. i think the fomc is getting more divided. some of the regional governors have gone on record saying they think the policy is too easy and we need to think more about raising rates quicker. really the market doesn't want to see this. it is a bit worried that yellen is going to move a bit more in line with regional governors and policy will be tightened quicker. she doesn't want to upset the markets but she may not have full control. >> when you look at some of these fo

the uk japan and new zealand. the uk package also included lowering the income tax rate from 28 to 21 with a further reduction to 20 scheduled next year. the british government articulated the rationale for these reforms, quote the government wants to send out the signal loud and clear that britain is open for business. in recent years too many businesses have left the uk amid concerns about tax competitiveness. it's time to reverse this trend. that is why the government is prioritizing corporate tax reform. closed quote. japan's adoption of the 95% dividend exemption system had been advocated by the ministry of economy, trade and industry to encourage a repatriation of foreign earnings. japan's corporate tax rate has been cut five points to 35.6%. and president abe's cabinet has reduced it. and also to 2009, new zealand resorted back to a tax system after which it operated in a worldwide system. there be bringing new zealand's tax system back in alignment with international norms. in closing the combination of ou

tributes forl, new those flying to new zealand to watch their team play. a newcastle united fan since he was a boy. down, alls looking those people -- >> the list goes on. richard made on a study exchange program and then there are the children, the family's who have vanished in an instant. in all, 80 children are thought to have been aboard. tried airport, some have to express their feelings in a book of condolence, but it is too much to take in. >> you are watching bbc world news america. we will report on the other major story of the day and the israeli ground offensive in gaza. they are prepared for significant expansion of the operation. >> libya's foreign minister has asked the united nations for help. he wants libya is that risk of becoming a failed state. >> the main airport is quickly transforming into a pile of rubble and debris. only terminal is damaged, too. renderedort has been an operable for the foreseeable future. they are formally seeking help from the united nations security counsel. the consequences will be couldaching and perhaps be bey

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