new zealand is taking on some of the hardest problems in the industry.♪ ashlee: on the next episode of "hello world," i go to sweden and hang out with moose hunters at the arctic circle, take over the country's electrical grid, and eat cinnamon buns with spotify's daniel ek. >> like it? ashlee: seems more wholesome than a cinnabon. >> yeah. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." david: good evening. i'm david axelrod, filling in for charlie rose. the eyes of the political world are on new york tonight. both donald trump and hillary clinton currently hold double-digit leads in contests that could give us new clues as to how this long and unexpected primary season may end. here to shed some light on this is a seasoned panel of observers. glenn thrush of politico and host of the "off message" podcast. alex burns of the new york times, and alex wagner.

♪ [opera music plays] ashlee: this is muriwai beach in new zealand. this is a sheep.nd this is gandalf. most people come to new zealand to check out the country's unmatched beauty and to get their middle earth fix, and that makes perfect sense. but on this trip, i'm hunting for something else, something less obvious. i'm after the innovations being brought to life behind these doors, in these buildings, and in this studio. i'm heading out on a 400-mile journey across new zealand's north island from auckland to wellington, to find the most breathtaking inventions these kiwis have cooked up. >> this is the first one that will go up. >> the computer model has become conscious of something. ashlee: on this episode of "hello world," we will check out a mad scientist, some rockets, and an ai baby that will either warm your hearts or leave you weeping over humanity's grim future. [dial up tone] ashlee: silicon valley may be home to some of the biggest tech giants in the world, but it is being challenged like never before. crazy tech geniuses have popped up all over the plane

rishaad: new zealand central-bank sing a journalist leaked their surprises last a month. independent investigation found a news hub media reported the cuts. although, the reserve back of new zealand said there is not evidence that it had any impact on financial markets it will be discontinued. for rate decisions. australian jobless rates fell to the lowest in two and a half years. that was compared to economist predictions of a rise. the signal to the central bank is unlikely to ease policy. chief investment officer goldman a wildaying to expect ride in the world stone market. not that much to show for it. the volatility will continue. that is the nervous investors. dump shares and even the slightest hint of bad news. he goes on to predict mid single-digit returns will continue. high debt constraint will grow in the world's largest economies. taking a look at new york city, civil employees exiting its $1.5 billion hedge fund investment. that could come as soon as today. amid concerns of lagging performance and high fees. and of course, the riskiness of this particular ass

this mother and daughter, recovering in a new zealand hospital tonight. >> they are understandably a little bit worse for wear now, just dehydrated and exhausted. >> reporter: thankful help came just in time. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >>> and back home now, to a scandal rocking san francisco's police department. racist and homophobic text released to the public have residents outraged and wondering how this could happen again. abc's aditi roy in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: outrage tonight in san francisco. protesters demonstrating in front of the city's police headquarters after the release of racist and homophobic text messages, allegedly involving a former lieutenant and two former officers. the messages riddled with slurs against minorities, transgender and gay people, using the n-word. the police chief says he's ordered all officers to finish an anti-harassment class within the next month. >> no one can say that they didn't know what was or wasn't acceptable in the workplace. >> reporter: it's the second scandal involving bigoted texts. to rock the sfpd. last year,

the bank of new zealand cap interest rates unchanged. some had been expecting a cut. course we are still digesting the news from the federal reserve yesterday as well. this did not come as such a surprise. you can see that reflected in volatility. because we have actually got volatility dropping in both the treasury and the fed, treasury volatility dropping to the lowest in 16 months. of course the fed keeping rates on hold. that was no surprise. but the statement did also suggest that the fed is less worried about global risks and market turbulence. and was a little optimistic, too, on u.s. consumer spending and jobs. if we look at the futures, not really changing the expectation for a rate rise in june. that is the around 20%. mustard.nks a let's get more perspective on the japanese story. surged, at the boj maintain records that was. more than half of the economists in a bloomberg story said they will predict more from the boj. on the wrong side of the trade, but the japanese occur t economd are jodi schneider joins us. seeming to surprise some in the markets, surv

new zealand flat.n share market, to's go inside the asx 200 see the damage we are likely to see in terms of these oil and gas players. the sector is down by 2.6%. some stocks we have been following, all lower, none higher. all of these players coming under significant pressure. in terms of what we're seeing on the japanese yen, the strength playing into market sentiment as well. index offat regional from those four-month highs. ,he yen has come back a little 108.04. a big selloff of commodity-based currencies as well. lower bye dollar almost 1%, and the new zealand dollar as a, even though we had a beat on cpi in the first quarter, down by 4/10 of 1%. it is looking like a tough start to the trading week for regional equities. angie: thank you. internationalsed ratings of bias after the lowering of their outlook. have the full story here. i thought the downgrades happen last month. is a bit of a delayed reaction, but perhaps you can't claim them waiting for a form like the g-20 to express their grievanc

which did you shoot that in new zealand?0 minutes from where i grew up. >> seth: okay, gotcha. and now, so you work on -- how many years, how long ago was that? >> that was about six years ago. >> seth: okay, gotcha. and do you find people recognize you from your time as a power ranger? >> yeah. nobody ever recognized me in new zealand. "power rangers" wasn't airing there. but when i came to the states, it was always strange the people who -- like very telling, you know. some friends 40-year-old uncle would be like, "hang on a minute, i know you from 'power rangers.'" [ light laughter ] i was like, "that aired a couple years ago. [ light laughter ] what were you doing watching 'power rangers?'" >> seth: i mean, i don't recognize you from anything. jump out the window. [ laughter ] and then, i know you do a lot of stunts for yourself on "izombie," but you had a different stunt person on "izombie" -- i'm sorry, on "power rangers." >> on "power rangers," yeah. every time i put on the big yellow helmet, i would actually turn int

what's the population of new zealand? >> what's the market cap? >> didn't they make like "the lord of the rings" there. >> they're going to have brad pitt in a movie. >> he's got it. he's in active, not passive mode. >> he's always very active. let's talk about goldman sachs. >> why? >> why? >> why? there's nothing to say. >> that, i doubt, really? with you? i doubt it. >> i mean, there's nothing good to say. the expense control. david, you see the expense control. i mean, no more black horse clearly. >> expense control was strong. they outdid morgan stanley, right? morgan stanley had a 6.2% return on equity. goldman came in at 6.4%, jim. >> i mean, these are like utilities. i mean, maybe they said to hillary, listen, we got to start making more money here. we can't give to you as much as we'd like. the line items, david, did you find a line item that you liked? >> it wasn't a lot to like in the quarter. however, i don't believe -- yeah, i mean, fick was -- it's not like we haven't seen this story over and over and over again. and yet the bank sto

. ♪ ♪ [opera music plays] ashlee: this is muriwai beach in new zealand. this is a sheep.is gandalf. most people come to new zealand to check out the country's unmatched beauty and to get their middle earth fix, and that makes perfect sense. but on this trip, i'm hunting for something else, something less obvious.

. >>> and in the guardian, world's first pastafarian wedding takes place in new zealand.of the flying spaghetti monster. it's meant to mock american religious fundamentalism as they believe that a spaghetti monster god is just as likely to exist as any other god. new zealand approved the church's request to conduct legal marriages in 2015. >> i'm glad they found each other. >>> let's take a look at this. a massive fire broke out at this southern california junkyard sunday. firefighters battled steady winds, a lot of smoke. thkfully, no injuries reported. >>> a palm beach zoo is set to reopen today after a zookeeper was killed by a tiger last week. officials say she was performing daily tasks in the animal enclosure when she was attacked. the tiger was tranquilized, but no threat is being made to the tiger's well being. this is the first time a person has died from an animal attack in the zoo's 60-year history. >>> new york university at buffalo is doing damage control after accidently sending out 5,000 accept an e-mails to the wrong e-mail list. a correction and apology w

. >>> it has been called the best films to come out of new zealand and it's headed to the u.s. will the "dark horse" find success with american audiences. sandy with his takes. >>reporter: he feared the walking dead on tv, but his role as a dark horse on tv is called his best. it's a film among the finest i have seen this year. the movie opening on friday is one of those small jams >> the tv star gained 60 pounds to play a role close to his heart and heritage. >> geniuses -- he was one cool. the dark horse. >> he was a real guy who was like cliff curtis, one of a group of people who arrived in new zealand centuries before europeans got here. >> all together, that's how we caught the sun. >> as a young man, genesis or jen for short showed promise of a chess player before -- >> i can't do anything more for you. >> cast aside by his own ken, he finds a home in a local chess club. >> i want to lead you all to the chess championships. in six weeks time. >> jen suffers from a buy polar disorder. >> they follow through. sleep. and just promise me, you won't let them down. >> watching

we went kind of off -- have you ever been to new zealand?n a hut. no electricity. no running water. no facilities, if you will. you know what's amazing, all the advances in technology, you can do anything these days. you know what has not improved in 200 years? outhouses. you know, even if you have a a port-o-potty, you know those things you see at construction sites, all the time? you know that they're going to once a week pick that thing up, put it on the back of a truck and hose it down or steam it down. >> jimmy: yeah. >> an outhouse is basically a a hole in the ground with a a toilet seat. there's nothing else to it. >> jimmy: they've never advanced that. >> you'd be amazed how long you can hold it, if your only option is to go into an outhouse. i think i held it for four days. no, seriously. [ light laughter ] you know, you look at that. >> jimmy: congratulations, that's not easy. >> i don't need to eat lunch and dinner because i know i'm going to have to go in that outhouse eventually. >> jimmy: it's a rough deal. >> but it's a beauti

new zealand's a central bank said a journalist leaked their surprise cut last month. an investigation found the news hub send information about the condo from a media lockout before the official release time. although the reserve bank of new zealand says there is no evidence the leak had any impact on financial market it will discontinue embargoed lockups for future decisions. the chief investment officer at goldman sachs asset management says to expect a wild ride in the world stockmarket. and not that much to show for it. bouts of volatility will continue as nervous investors dump shares of even the slightest hint of bad news. near single-digit returns with stocks on low inflation. new york city's pension plan for civil employees is exiting its one for $5 billion portfolio of hedge fund investments. a vote to terminate the fund will come as soon as today according to a person familiar with the matter. the boat comes amid concerns of lagging performance and high fees. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists. singapore's dollar fell the most is cents

they gave new zealand a clean bill of health.at his leader was actually the target of this investigation, which he says aims to influence elections in russia in september. in rome, amy kellogg, fox news. >>> digging deeper into what offshore accounts are. let's check in with richard delmont almonte founder and president of the dormancy management group. they give her being here with us. let's talk about these offshore accounts, it seems like when you hear about them, they are spoken in a negative term, and it's usually someone trying to hide money somewhere. explain to us exactly what they are. >> they are some legitimate reasons for. they are accounts that are held in other countries. they are legitimate reasons. first of all if you want to have anonymity, privacy suppose you're good to do some sort of action and you do not want people to know who is on the other side of it. that's legitimate reasons that they might jack up the price for the transaction. another reason is, if you are just trying to evade taxes. that is the reaso

let's move to new zealand, stepping up are scrutiny of the central bank. eserve bank of new and documents obtained show the finance minister has written to the bank's board, saying he once to discuss its "assessment of the governor's performance care co. what has prompted him to write this letter? it's not clear to us what has prompted him to write the letter. he began talking about it in the middle of last year. the documents we obtained shows he got a draft together in december of last year. it is important to remember that the board itself as a monitoring board does not have any role in making decisions on rates. that is the governor's responsibility. publicly said a couple of times that he had been noting that graham wheeler had missed his inflation target, but there's nothing in the documents that we saw that would link any concerns. mean theok, does that governor will have to change the way he does business, have to change his methods? >> no, i wouldn't expect that at all. bill english is really saying to the reserve bank board, just focus on a number

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are just routed through panama, or sometimes british virgin islands islandes like a little near new zealand. this is a global issue. they sickly, the money from here -- basically, the money from here doesn't relate leave here under pretense to repair. pretends to leave here. money never actually leaves here and it leaves the corporations that are nowry

in new zealand, up by 2/10 of 1%. that's the state of play in asia. ok.ll have a look at the currency markets. up, 77.73.dollars the korean won has also looks pretty good today. it has been a five-month high after the bank of korea became third and left interest rates on hold at 1.5%. it's up 1% at the moment. the new zealand dollar is also looking pretty strong; it is up by four tens of 1%, the dollar and 69.89. we are seeing good movements coming through. that's the state of play in asia. emily: the tech world has lost a giant. bill campbell has died at the age of 75 after a long battle with cancer. he was known as "the coach" in silicon valley. both for his previous career as a head coach and as a mentor to some of the greatest minds in technology, from steve jobs to jeff bezos, to google's larry page. in 1983, he became a close friend and confidant of jobs, later playing a role in his return to apple in 1997. you interviewed him many times over the years, what was he like? >> i think he probably would have spent in discussed as if there were something

and only new zealand has the right to farm them. >> right. >> try it. like. >> a lot of chinese restaurant in new york. >> i grew up in the '50s and the '60s. and even then, chinese restaurant, chinese food, was really an essential part of being a new yorker. i mean, if you didn't know how to use chopsticks as a new yorker, you were a terrible new yorker. >> do you know how to speak like a brooklyn person? >> it's a tough accent. queens is easier, you know, it's more of a -- i can't -- i mean, i lived right next to it my whole life. >> can you say -- >> the accent? >> we don't want to hear -- >> a brooklyn expression? >> i just want to hear -- >> not for nothin'. not for nothin'. >> that's brooklyn? >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothin', but i could really use a little more wine. not for nothin'. no, no, no. >> nothing nothing. >> not for nothin'. >> not for -- all right. >> shanghai chef jackie shu prepares a meal of a style that will become more and more in demand among those who can afford it. and more and more people every day ca

rachael is studying abroad right now in new zealand, and her mother is there, visiting from north carolina. >>> the world's highest cable car is up and running again. it goes, ready for this? more than 15,000 feet up a mountain in venezuela. >>> and in the philippines, held a wooden scooter race. no wipe outs anywhere in sight. the race is part of a local festival that showcases tribal unity and heritage. the annual festival is a big draw for tourists. >>> i love that. wooden scooters. that is great. there. >>> isn't that what is involved in predicting the weather? >> or is it more like witchcraft? >> reporter: you know i think the latter might be more accurate. it has been a beauty of a day out there. i hope you enjoyed it. tomorrow? not so much. a live look toward the empire state building. 61 degrees, wind coming in from the south around 6 miles per hour. next 7 hours looking like this, temperatures gradually falling down through the 50s. 51 by midnight. arrive until just before dawn tomorrow, ahead of this area of low pressure the warm -- and the warm front. the rising air causing your

new zealand's representative to the u.n. says, it is time to shine a spotlight on the issue. council cannot be an enforcement i can is in itself, but with the point that i made today, these things are being reported, these people need to be held accountable. there is accountability. which backs the government of syria and president bush are al-assad, denies involvement in the airstrike. the syrian officials is about 16 military personnel, including an officer, had been disciplined for mistakes leading to the bombing of a hospital in afghanistan last year. 42 people were killed. the service members received administrative punishments, and no criminal charges were filed in connection with the u.s. airstrike. a tiny say a moroccan-born man has specific orders from the islamic state to carry out attacks in rome. authorities arrested the man and his wife. they were of the allegedly planning to move from their home in iran to i sold territory. -- to isil territory. i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." up, amazon shares

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. >>> and american mother ascertain -- and daughter lost a day while hiking new zealand have been found safe. >>> let's go outside to chris sowers, have you found our old friend? >> reporter: he is shining through right now. we have bright blue over my shoulder, as well. everything is looking better on city avenue. we'll not see full sunshine today, but compared to the last several days, a little bit. 50 degrees in pottstown and coatsville. kennett square 49. chester 49 and levittown 49 degrees. 51 for smyrna and dover. gandys beach 58 and woodbine 51. jersey shore, you're the warmer locations right now with the easterly breeze kicking in in a matter of hours that will keep you guys chilly later on. expect high temperatures at the shore in the mid 50s, everybody else in the 60s. the cloud cover will eventually thin out later this afternoon and we'll see clouds limited sun throughout the day. penn relays taking place today. no rain if you're a spectator it should be easier to handle this afternoon. it will be warmer, 1:00 p.m. temperature, 60 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 62 and then by 5:00 p.m.,

it affects america about canada, australia, new zealand. as i look around the world, it is hard to find a country that wishes britain well. that thinks we ought to be in the european union. i think that that is, again, our choice. we will make the decision. people want the fax. they want the arguments. they want to know the consequences. listening to our friends, listening to countries that wish us well is part of the crisis. as for the american elections, i have made some comments in recent weeks and months. now is a moment to add to or subtract from them. i think just as the prime minister has and threw to general elections, you always look on in all of the scale of the process in the length of the process. >> fortunately, we are term winners. [laughter] i, too can look in awe at the process. >> thank you, mr. president. you have made your views very plain. in the interest of good friends always being honest, are you also saying that our decades old special relationship has been through so much would the fundamentally damaged and changed

new zealand appears to be buffering this a little bit better. yvonne: thank you. news, china released the latest property prices. unsurprisingly, gains across the board when it comes to china property prices, particularly the main cities. up and 62 cities month on month. existingng that across city prices. shanghai, up 6.2% on month. new home prices for shanghai up 6.3%, newing up by home prices in the chinese capital up by 3% on month. new home prices were down and 29 cities year on year, up in 62 cities month on month. cities surveyed by the government, so across the board arrives. this is about upward trajectory that we have had since the easing cycle began, six rate cut huge november 2014, and a amount of new financing, lending, leverage going into the economy, a lot of that going into the property sector and has driven these home prices, particularly across the major cities. we are still waiting on the nitty-gritty in terms of what the individual's at the individual safety breakdown is, but certainly expecting a 6% rise in home prices in the main cities. cont

i think even new zealand could benefit from this phenomenon.s that investors are going to seek yield. when we look at places like australia, the domestic factors, are not doing enough to stand in the way of that trade. i don't anticipate the rba is going to push back against currency strength anytime soon. i think those looking for the rba to engage in verbal intervention at the meeting are probably going to be disappointed. of course, the weak u.s. dollar and concerns about volatility has propped up the yen to strong levels. do you see that continuing? >> i think that's actually an opportunity to go short the yen. i think part of what has been supporting the yen over the past month or so is the fact that there has been an acute need for corporate's and japanese investors to hedge ahead of the fiscal year and, but now that , but now-- year end that that has passed, these are attractive levels for investors to buy foreign assets. we know japanese investors likely need to continue shifting their portfolio allocation in favor of other securities.

new zealand lost its gains. japan still the focus of investors.divides across sectors, down 4/10 of 1% for the benchmark led by consumer goods, down 1%, oil and gas on the way up. we are back above $40. $42.50.loser to , one companyjapan much as 9% at one point. this is a beverage maker. biggest product is that dairy drink good for your stomach. the story here is that the company is doing its part to help the boj achieve inflation price targets, so it announced hundred -- for for 400 of its drinks. up 8% on top of the 2% gains we saw on friday. not a bad day for investors. 108, we briefly fell below this one of eight handle 10 minutes back. i'm not sure investors can find solace in that one. as promised, let me show you what is happening in the oil markets. opened above 40, giving a back a contract16 on the may for west texas. similar story across brent crude, $42 $.29, up a tense of 1% from the cutoff. angie: thanks. iraq boosting oil production to record levels in march ahead of talks aimed at capping output. let's get deeper into the story. joi

a couple of markets are closed, australia and new zealand. no markets open there.he yen did drop the most in 17 months after the bank of japan is considering sending relief to its banks. mayces say the bank consider offering a negative rate on some loans. we are taking a look at this. the yen took a tumble. >> i was watching the market close on friday, bankshares surging on this news. sign, the yenme reaction, what the boj has been hoping for after currency strength, up 7%. last week, the currency dropped to 2.7% against the dollar, a there where the dollar strengthened significantly against the yen on that news. the euro-yen fell 1.6% for the week. helpoj may be trying to the nation's lenders after irmsit demand from all f have seen demand drop. and is a stimulus measure possibly help in a little way. could be inion conjunction alongside further negative rates on reserves already. that will be interesting as we head into the boj this week. what is going to happen to the yen. ? >> for the time being, the currency weakens. in the medium-term, i don't think the boj w

coming up, the former prime minister of new zealand is working to become the first female head of the u.n. announcer: this is a production of china central television america. mike: at this very moment, there are more than 5.5 million children worldwide living as modern-day slaves, as forced laborers, sex workers, domestic servants, child soldiers, and street beggars. it's all unfolding in virtually every country in the world. this week, t the fight against human trafafficking anand slave, one vulnerable child victim at a time. i'm mike walter in los angeles. let's take it "full frame."

it's in new zealand. here comes the helicopter. there's an injured hiker with two rescuers nearby. this is a very dangerous rescue. the helicopter does not have a long line attached to it so this is where the steepness of the mountain is working against them because the rope is going to get closer and closer. >> you see it happening right here. looks like the pilot tries to come in sideways and then that doesn't quite work. there's no safe place to land with this helicopter. the pilot backs up a little bit and now appears to come in maybe a little bit more nose first. >> wow they are so close. so close. >> that's so risky. they do what they call a hover step. the pilot holding it in that precarious position long enough for the rescuers to hoist the injured hiker on the skid. man on board and he backs away from the mountain. >> that was incredible. >>> now over to a brush fire near edmonton, canada. these firefighters out in the distance have been working on this fire for a while that's been started by a camp fire. high winds and lots of dry brush and grass have picked this thing up

they go down to new zealand. you continue go on in vacation if you're a bmxor.all of the cool skate parks and bmx spots they could. in is a compilation of all their cool tricks and spots they found in that great country. >> i love it when they do this. they make the skate park look like an old swimming pool which is how it got started. >> all kinds of interesting obstacles. they make it look so easy and fluid. they got to check out backyard spots like this. it is a paradise for bmxors. >> doesn't it look fun. >> eric is heading to china blue restaurant. he's going to drive 15 hours for the lucky 7 chicken challenge. seven pounds of seven different types of chicken and you've got to finish it in one hour. >> wow. >> that's unlucky. it's a pretty popular challenge. each month it goes uncomplete d they add $100. >> he picks up a couple of things. >> but do you remember what happens when you don't eat all day and eat you're not able to. >> you got to keep the metabolism going. >> let's go over the rules. so you to finish in one hour. no help from others. you have to

they've journeyed to the u.s., canada, singapore, and in 2014 they famously trekked to australia and new zealand with a young prince george in tow. this time there will be no young prince. but royal insiders say there will certainly be plenty of colorful moments to go around. for "nightline" i'm lama hasan in london. >> thanks for watching. tune into gma in the morning. as always we're online 24/7 on our "nightline" facebook page >>> fierce and intense flames this morning. three buildings in new jersey, walls crumbling from the heat and several firefighters are hurt battling this blaze. >>> but first spring, a part of our area in for some snow tomorrow. >>> we are tracking it all tonight. wayne? >> reporter: here is what's new at 11:00. this storm track is just too far south of the widespread accumulation, plus the fact happening during the day at the time of the year as well. new york city to the northern suburbs, even connecticut and long island minimal to no accumulation. best chance for the steady wet snow would be in west central new jersey. a part of the problem for the snow making. it is

. ♪ new zealand was the f--i think-- i'm almost certain that new zealand was the first country to give the right to vote. ♪ i don't know. i think that's true. and this is a free guess. >> yes, you're not losing any money here. >> and i could not be happier to have been here if it's not correct, and so i'm gonna take a shot and say d, new zealand. final answer. >> good news is... you're walking out of here with $50,000. >> awesome. >> the answer was b, the netherlands. >> okay. >> $50,000. >> amazing. >> what a great game. sean, it was a pleasure, man. you were awesome. >> thank you so much. >> you definitely did the family proud. [laughs] $50,000! [cheers and applause] what a great day here on "millionaire." thanks for watching. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [cheers and applause] ♪ closed captioning sponsored by: (brian)i'm brian. i was in the military for 18 years. but i smoked. and i got heart disease. my tip is, it's hard to serve your country when you're too weak to put on your uniform. (announcer)you can quit. for free hel

. >>> police in new zealand are looking for those caught burglarizing a house using a unique method of disguise. using a child's zoo bag, he crouches down throughout the airport stealing jewelry. this is one of the internal cameras, a lot of us have those in the house. he's described as a male cau caucasi caucasian, 20 years old, likes sponge bob squarepants. >> here's the thing, you see a little of his face right there. >> i'm sure they will be blanketing the area for him. >>> the world animal awareness society hits the street to record different instances of animal and human interaction. and they have pulled up to this gas station, they have been out taping a scene apparently for their project. and while they're doing it, they spot that at this gas station is this tiny little black dog walking around. seems to not have an owner. is this dog yours? >> no, it is not mine. >> he's just running around here all by himself then, huh? >> but there's a turn in the story. they are going to show you why dogs are known to be your most loyal friend. the woman recording this video walks into the

head of u.n.e.s.c.o., and helen clarke, former new zealand prime minister. >> this would be a tremendous advance to have a woman that is able to stand up to the major powers and humanity and the international community and the u.n. charter. the u.n. scrert general has little power to deploy resources. despite the fact the general assembly chooses the next secretary-general, for the first time. the candidates get a chance to state with they'd make a today leader. transparency will help. is a good thing. at the end of the day the key will be whether the permanent members are willing to choose someone that may challenge them. each has a turn. splits among the countries could make consensus difficult. holding met iption, the mccowan road chamber could think otherwise. the council makes the decision, beginning in july when it holds a straw poll. >> there has been mass arrests in the u.s. capital after demonstrating against big politics. the donstrators are fielding what is known as democracy springs. rescue teams are searching for survivors after a 3-storey building collapsed in chang high. t

among them, the former prime minister of new zealand. >> i am seeking a position because i think i am the best person for the job. obviously, i am a woman. i would obviously not expect to get the job because i am a woman. i think women have the capacity to be on equal terms with men for these positions. pitted against unesco,etary-general of and the bug arian commissioner, as well as a handful of other bulgarian -- and the commissioner, as well as a handful of other candidates. >> that is the first step to approachitment to this of making sure the senior management team reflects this regional parity, but also gender parity. >> the u.n. has taken steps to make the election process more transparent and inclusive, yet critics say it is far from democratic and still involves plenty of backroom bargaining. puts to aber council vote for the 90 -- for the 193 member states. any stay that many say it is rubberstamping for a foregone conclusion. they had high hopes, but french football fans' dreams ase dashed tuesday night, this team was knocked out of europe's champion league by manchester ci

these online videos. [ beep ] >>> the security footage comes from the cafeteria at a company in new zealandit looks like the workers are taking a lunch break. keep an eye on this guy here. he walks to the back of the room, picks up a bucket and starts filling it up with hot water. >> oh, no. >> walks right over and -- >> good lord! >> he immediately gets up, puzzled, doesn't realize what has happened. another woman comes over, grabs the bucket and smacks the other guy on the head. the attacker, a 28-year-old man, was upset that the other man had taken half an eaten hot dog frank from the girlfriend's plate the day before. >> oh, my goodness gracious! >> that's what caused this attack. >> what was the extent of this guy's injuries? >> very severe. he suffered second-degree burns. in fact, there are pictures of what his burns look like. it's very severe. this happened in july of 2015. he couldn't get back to work for months. >> wow! >> tell me this other dude went to jail. >> can we show the 28-year-old attacker ended up pleading guilty to a charge of wounding with intent to cause grievous bo

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. >>> an octopus made his great escape from a new zealand aquarium. inky managed to slip down the floor and down a runoff pipe to hawks bay. >> that is crazy. >> that is right and we are not finished. octopus are known to be intelligent and curious and inky is likely to be roaming the sea floor in his natural habitat. >> that is a disney movie. >> who knew they were that intelligent. that is pretty good. >> they end up as calamari sometimes. >> the day we have for you is a pretty one. we are dry and we'll give storm tracker a few days off here. why not head to the store, live on sky 6 hd in cape may. not quite beach weather today. we are below average today but it is coming, we have hints of nicer weather in the seven-day forecast. 52 degrees right now the dew point is 25 and the pressure is now holding steady and the wins are from the east-northeast at 5 miles per hour. but it's breezy at times today and the ocean temperature is 49 degrees, it's 52 in the city and temperatures uniform. 42 in philadelphia and 42 in mt. pocono. and wind out of the nort

dhs is warning of a virus called ockie that has targeted hospitals in germany and new zealand as well. alison: in montgomery county, a criminal investigation into the death of a man found in a burned home in gaithersburg. a lot of questions about this -- when did he die and who is responsible? we know at this is being labeled suspicious. jay korff was there the night of the fire and has more. jay? ison,allison al investigators are not taking any chances, making sure the site is secured. there is fencing all the way to mature also a lock that nobody ge in his the investigation deepens. police announced tuesday the charred remains of this gaithersburg home are now the scene of a homicide investigation. night, we were there when fire ripped through the structure. the front of the apartment cop lex, smoke pouring out. escaped, but a roommate did not. a week later, investigators are uncovering critical clues they believe something other than flames and smoke took his life. .> they are difficult scenes a lot of effort has gone into figuring out what happened. jay: goodr of two, was a friend

poe: while the horrific trench war fair was taking place in europe, 1915, the australian and new zealand army corps set ut to capture and met fierce resistance. it was world war i 100 years ago. battle. into a bloody 8,000 australians died in that campaign. the battle and the losses of so many caused the people of australia and new zealand to remember who died, a die of remembrance april 25. they bit a memorial. having seen it, i was inspired how they show gratitude. join me in honoring our friends and allies across the sea as they honor their fallen. those that died in the war to end all wars. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask for one minute under unanimous consent to address the house. woiment the gentlelady is recognized. ms. kaptur: i rise tonight for two purposes, the first is to warmly recognize my brother steve. i'm so proud of you and second reason i rise as co-chair of the ukranian caucus to commemorate one of the greatest po

. >>> a male octopus escaped from the national aquarium of new zealand through a pipe and has returned to the ocean. he slept through a small gap in his enclosure and slid across the floor and squeezed through a pipe 5 inches wide. it was given to the aquarium two years ago after being rescued from a crayfish pod. >>> after 20 seasons with the linkers and more than 33,000 career points and five nba championships kobe bryant went out in style last night and dropped 60 points in his last game. >> reporter: the night belonged to kobe bryant who ended one of the most successful careers in nba history. he scored a season-high 60 points and a win in his final game. >> it's been 20 years here. you can't write stuff better than this. >> reporter: bla kudos from famous friends. >> it's beautiful and i can't believe it's coming to an end mac. you will always be in my heart. >> reporter: the sold-out crowd was 19,000 fans inside and hundreds outside. >> he is one-of-a-kind and he changed the game. >> reporter: capped off his legendary career with a storybook ending and love or hate him a true bal