england's women have lost their third and final one—day international against new zealand in leicesterey won the toss and chose to bat and they started very brightly. both openers, tammy beamont and amy jones hitting half—centuries. but then the wickets started to fall, england eventually all out forjust 2i9. new zealand didn't have too many problems reaching that total, getting there with more than five overs to spare. england take the series 2—1. three games in rugby league's super league this evening and after a defeat in his first game in charge, new leeds director of rugby kevin sinfield had to watch his side settle for a draw against wakefield. the rhinos led 20—i2 with half an hour to play. but with ten minutes remaining kyle wood eventually had this try awarded after it went to the video referee and ryan hampshire levelled the score at 20 all, six minutes from time to give

what is interesting is that new zealand is interesting is that new zealand is one of the countries thatrom the highest levels of domestic violence. what they have introduced is ten days of leave from work for victims of domestic violence and the possibility of a more flexible working arrangement in the hope is that this increase productivity and turnover and for workplaces, being supportive to an employee in a difficult time, perhaps if they have had a relative, a loss, they do tend to be more loyal to that employer and they stick around. it follows that if you support someone through a hard time, it could have a good impact on productivity. the bigger question is that will this reduce domestic violence in new zealand? of course, will prevent employers from hiring women because they might be worried that they are taking days off work? there is a difficult balancing act that it is an interesting step forward. turning oui’ interesting step forward. turning our attention now, talking about the heat wave and, of course, you apply sunscreen heat wave and, of course, you apply sunscreen but a

dollars kim dotcom has a final chance to appeal to the new zealand supreme court the country's highest judicial body if you like he says he's confident that the supreme court will rule in his favor but if the court doesn't accept the appeal it's up to new zealand's minister of justice to make a final decision potentially turning the case into a political franco. when if you're the owner of one of the world's over two billion smartphones chances are it was made eight or ten years ago nokia close the last mobile phone factory here in germany but it's production is coming back to the country with a new german mobile phone made with a helping hand for robots. it looks like just another regular smartphone and doesn't post any state of the art frills that's reflected in the price tag of google said g.s. white five model a comparatively modest one hundred seventy nine euro's. the munich based manufacturer has a high degree of automation which more than compensates for the high labor costs in germany. for smartphone makers in asia largely rely on manual production we've managed to establish a

so if you can't be an astronaut, i think one of the best things to do is to be here in new zealand whate by golly, zealand what it like this because by golly, it was something. and i gather that mars is getting close as well so you have more treats in store. that is right, we are also observing mars with the big telescopes here at tekapo. it will be very exciting, lunar eclipse and brilliant views of mars, which is the closest it has been since 2003. 0k, doctor griffin, the closest it has been since 2003. 0k, doctorgriffin, ithink the closest it has been since 2003. 0k, doctor griffin, i think we will leave it there but a fantastic view behind you and some fantastic views in your pictures. we do appreciate your time. doctor griffin there in new zealand. let's get some of the day's other news. british mps are warning that democracy has been plunged into crisis by the spread of fake news, with voters being systematically manipulated by campaigns which rely on hate and misinformation. in a leaked report, they've criticised the behaviour of big tech companies such as facebook and google, an

dollars kim dotcom has a final chance to appeal to the new zealand supreme court the country's highest judicial body if you like he says he's confident that the supreme court will rule in his favor but if the court doesn't accept the appeal it's up to new zealand's minister of justice to make a final decision potentially turning the case into a political franco. and we stay in the subject of copyright because today is probably not a good day for independent artists e.u. lawmakers have rejected a proposal that would have forced tech giants like google and facebook to share revenues with publishers broadcasters and artists the measure was part of the plan overhaul of the e.u. copyright rules proponents say the move would have benefited revenue for publishers and artists who provide content that indirectly generates money for the platforms critics say it would have limited discourse on the internet. now as you probably know the vast majority of the world's the smartphones are made in asia ten years ago nokia closed its last mobile phone factory here in germany but now production has retur

do you think you got one of the best views in the world there on the south island of new zealand?see the whole eclipse because we saw it setting as it went into totality, but what we got was the sun rising at the same time, so as the moon went red, it eats into the sky and then started turning this wonderful pastel colour. it was just, a group of us were standing on this mountain top in the middle of new zealand and said this is absolutely stunning. victoria gilljust had a go at explaining it for us, but try again for us. why does it look like it is red? well, if you were now standing on the moon, what you would see is all the sunrises and sunsets of the earth st the same time, because that is the only light passing towards you on the moon. so if you can't be an astronaut, i think one of the best things to do is to be here in new zealand like this because, by golly, it was something. and i gather that mars is getting close as well, so you have more treats in store. that is right, we are also observing mars with the big telescopes here at tekapo. it will be very exciting, a lunar e

eastern griffin in new zealand. let's look at more stories making the news.tish mocry has bn plunged into crisis by the spread of fake news with voters being systematically m i lated by campaigns -- which rely on hate and misinformation. they've criticized the behavior big tech companies such as facebook and google ask called for new laws to make them responsible for content on their sights. greek's frrm says he assumes full ppoitical ribility for the bush fires which kid more than 80 aroundths. the government has faced calls from the opposition to apologize toailing to respond quickly enough to the disaster. but the prime minister said the au qorities would actckly to tackle unlicensed residential developments. austria's chancellor is understood to have backed an ymed put forward by the briti prime minister for european union leaders to hold formal talks about brexit at a u.s. in september. theresa may has been speaking to the ech prime minister as she seeks support for her plans. james robbins sent this report. a warning, it contains repeated flashing photo

dollars kim dotcom has a final chance to appeal to the new zealand supreme court the country's highest judicial body if you like he says he's confident that the supreme court will rule in his favor but if the court doesn't accept the appeal it's up to new zealand's minister of justice to make a final decision potentially turning the case into a political franco. nice doing business with you in here on time you'll get an update next hour from javier i get back tomorrow to keep you up to date on that tree of life. the to. come. on. the truck. coming more. and more intrigued international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week it's been a tumultuous week in german politics chancellor angela merkel faced open rebellion from the interior minister of all seafood fund the government it is said step into the abyss so is the stability of the local era played out shortly on puerto rico. quadriga next on d w. oh. did you know it cost fifty cents to feed one hungry child for one full day feeding the feed one caught a. day oh for more. had all moved to share the meal people shar

and we'll speak to scott donaldson, the first person ever to kayak, solo, from australia to new zealand. we start with breaking news from the us, scott pruitt has resigned from his position leading the environmental protection agency on thursday, following months of high—profile controversies regarding his spending, ethics, and management at the agency. reaction has been coming through. donald trump tweeted, "i have accepted the resignation of scott pruitt as the administrator of the environmental protection agency. within the agency, scott has done an outstanding job, and i will always be thankful to him for this. the senate confirmed deputy at epa, andrew wheeler, will on monday assume duties as the acting administrator of the epa. i have no doubt that andy will continue on with our great and lasting epa agenda. we have made tremendous progress and the future of the epa is very bright!" now the trump administration is no stranger to a political scandal or two, but when it comes scott pruitt it's hard to keep up. this is a list of scott pruits indescretions. $105,000 on first—class fli

we are seeing it is very popular legislation in new zealand.t their staff may be going through at home? and we are seeing that across the uk. employers are embracing that. it benefits employers as well. in the new zealand example, if employers can get victims of domestic violence through that period, out of harm's way, those people stay in the workforce and stay part of the sector, which is good for all. also, kyliejenner... are you on instagram? i'm not. you could be missing out on a fortune. they have published the rich list. kyliejenner and they have published the rich list. kylie jenner and david they have published the rich list. kyliejenner and david beckham topped the list. david is the top brit. before instagram he was pretty rich anyway. it highlights the changing ways in which people can make these vast sums of money embracing the opportunities that social media brings and harnessing them? kylie jenner $1 million per post, that would have been $1 million that would have been in the traditional advertising and media world five years ag

new zealand. some good news.makers passed a law allowing victims of domestic violence paid leave. reporter: it is a huge win for domestic violence victims. 10 days of paid leave to get to leave their partners, finding homes and protect themselves and their children. new zealand has one of the highest rates of domestic violence in the developed world. a police officer in new zealand response to an incident once every four minutes. the legislation was brought who works jan logie, at a woman's shelter in the past. proof you can use her power as a politician to good use. rochelle: she is using it very wisely. actress turned lifestyle advisor oror guru gwyneth paltrow was giving an interview to the new york times. reporter: she has been profiled as he talks about having lysine -- harvey weinstein, wanting more kids, the business of being gwyneth paltrow, and the controversial lifestyle blog goop. ,t is offered cockamamie advice easting treatments that i say kill the woman, and endorsed women to find their "lean is liv

dollars kim dotcom has a final chance to appeal to the new zealand supreme court the country's highestudicial body if you like he says he's confident that the supreme court will rule in his favor but if the court doesn't accept the appeal it's up to new zealand's minister of justice to make a final decision potentially turning the case into a political franco. if you see me now and c.c.t.v. looking orwellian that's right that you know taking a taxi used to be an anonymous thing but that's a thing of the past and one chinese city where authorities are installing facial recognition systems in cabs it's part of china's push for increased surveillance where there is one camera for every eight citizens but as directly as much us building a found out the system still has its quirks. to. catch a cab in the southern chinese metropolis of show and turn and like me you can expect to be watched taxes year are gradually gaining close circuit t.v. cameras installed above their rearview mirrors. but i think it's ok it improves safety for both drivers and passengers. more than half of all taxis are a

new zealand, known as the all-blacks, won it 26-21!y'll play australia for the championship later tonight. did you see that? >>> brittney lincecum competed in a pga event in kentucky, with the boys. she missed the cut. the holdout for eagle, shot 1 under 71. the first woman to break par in a pga round since 2006. >>> and you don't see this every day. a loose cat! >> oh, my god. >> during last night's reds/pirates game, scampers away! look at that! poor fella, spooked, scared. it didn't like that. let's try a third time. can you get out? there you go. >> wow. >> scamperred away safely. the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. >> see you back here at 6:00. >> coming up, the cbs weekend news. ed by cbs >> ninan: a survivor's unimaginable loss. tia coleman's husband, three children and five other family members are among the 17 people killed in the missouri tour boat tragedy. tonight she shares her story. >> and when they pulled me up from the boat, i didn't see any of my family, but i believe i survived by

data coming through from new zealand the lowest in eight months.g into the sydney open, a bit of weakness. the aussie dollar unchanged after falling for the week. getting a little support as we heard from the governor sthage wouldn't be using it as a weapon in the trade war providing quite a bit of support across emerging markets and commodities related currencies. again at 110.53. looking at safe haven demand given the reaction in ghold overnight and sterling seeing an upside 1.3191. we had that hiccup in u.s. bond yield and treasure tri--- treasuries, up by .5%. broad based selling as we head into the day of closure for the independence day holiday in the u.s. trading gets under way in asia. what's the sense as we look at the hong kong markets? >> i feel like a bit of a broken record talking about chinese markets again but it is where the action is at the moment. we can't ignore it. to take a look at hong kong and look at some of the valuation opportunities starting to present ourselves is an exercise. nugtv library here, valuations down to a two

for new zealand on saturday there will be a good deal of dry fine weather but this system is knocking on our door and as we head into sunday looks like many of us are going to see the weather go downhill plenty of very wet and very windy conditions if we head up towards japan for many of us here it's fine unsettled and pretty warm at the moment tokyo right up at thirty seven degrees for the west though we do have this little line of cloud and rain that's giving us a pretty sharp showers actually breaks up a little bit as we head through sunday but it looks like we're still going to see some of it affecting us in beijing thirty two here. al jazeera. and for you. when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief. of opinion equality in our society today or if you join the sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like. for the first time everyone has a voice. refugee to. change. the clock in line with the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump has landed in scotland the next leg of his four day visit to the united kingdo

this is bloomberg. ♪ ramy: breaking news new zealand cti has just come out. is the actual. that is lower than the survey estimate of 1.6%. that is amiss here, the prior was 1.1%. we are still seeing nominally higher growth. a similar story. 0.4% was the actual. 0.5% was the bloomberg survey estimate there. that would have matched its prior 0.5 percent. both of these missing estimates by 0.1%. take a look at the new zealand dollar. he can see it is weakening by about 0.2%. 2/10 of 1%. off the back of this news. both cpi ae and quarter on quarter missing estimates just by 0.1 percentage points coming out of new england -- that amazingly. -- out of new zealand. paul: let's get back to the meeting between president trump and putin. with the u.s. leader questioning conclusionslligence that he was to be blamed for the elections, joining us now to analyze this from stamford is hoover institution senior fellow robert service. thank you very much for joining us this morning. some of the backlash from the gop has been profound john thein calling it one of most disgrace

anchor: australia and new zealand sparring over their flanks. reporter: stop -- the flanks.

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you cannot rule out the likes of argentina and don't forget new zealand.hey are having a wonderful 2018, having been crowned the commonwealth games champions earlier this year. over 100,000 tickets have been sold by the assessment. this stadium alone holds ten and a half thousand, all the england games are sold out, many of the games are sold out as well. everything gets under way tomorrow. just when we got one world cup was over, another one comes along. jo currie reporting from the world hockey cup. some the the world's best athletes will be out to put

new zealand are currently facing belgium. it's belgium who take a 2—1 lead.

of course, the prime minister of new zealand jacinda ardern, she hasjust had her first baby, which isextent do you see in your work, this is something you look at all the time, progress in this area? well, i think there has not been a lot of progress in getting women into parliament or into government. it is slow and there are many, many reasons for that. here, they are catching on the one issue, which is actually that parliaments are not very friendly places for women to come to work. i mean there are many reasons why women let it, they do not put themselves forward, but, and they do not feel that it is a cloud to which they feel they can contribute and wa nt to they feel they can contribute and want tojoin. they feel they can contribute and want to join. but maybe they feel they can contribute and want tojoin. but maybe making parliaments more friendly, having better working hours would encourage more women to consider it. yeah, which is good news, and it is interesting that article to discuss how they make them more available for women with young infants. le figaro, we literally ha

the all blacks are more than just new zealand's -- more than just new zealand's national o some of bes ambassadors. for those who are not familiar with rugby sevens, it's rugby with seven players instead of the usual 15 willertart at at&t beginning this coming weekend. the players are excited to be in such a fantastic venue. >> park is a really wicked place. they play baseball and we have the opportunity to play rugby there. that's pretty cool. >> we had heard of the all blacks before going there, and just seeing how excited the whole country is about their teams, it was really cool and we're eager to watch them now. >> the all blacks players generously spent time with fans who lined up outside the blue stone lane coffee shop for a chance to pose with the players and get some autographs. now, this is the first time that the rugby sevens world cup tournament has been hosted by the united states, and it's going to include both men's and women's teams. reporting live in downtown san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> and it's the first time they'll be in the united states.

joining me to help do that is musician sammielz, a prominent reggae artist born and raised in new zealandwho first came onto the scene as the lead singer of dss, da soul sound. this year, he released the ep "love process" and we'll start the "love process" tour on july 27 with samu and latasha lee. and also with us, fresh from his job with san jose, our old friend, the organizer of the seventh annual island reggae festival, danny osi perez, the driving force behind this unique cultural event. welcome and welcome back, good to see you. sammielz: thank you for having us. robert: give me an idea, we've been following the evolution of the festival for awhile. what's in store this year? danny osi perez: we kept it more back home. a lot of the artists that we may venture out to in jamaica, some of the other parts of the world. this year, we're going to keep more of the artists back home in the south pacific islander artists that are out there. robert: very good. sammielz, kind of a good time, this festival? sammielz: yeah, it's a blessing to be out here, you know, and just thankful to be a part

he hadn't played since leading the lions to a drawn series against new zealand last year, but he hadcardiff blues. knee and neck problems have ruined those plans. warburton made his debut for wales when he was 20, and went on to captain the side more times than anyone. we know that warburton hasn't played since the third test for the lions against new zealand, back injuly 2017, it's almost a year ago to the day. many thought, warburton himself, he would come back fit and firing after a good pre—season, having had over a year out of the game. but clearly, after having so many surgeries, the mental and physical toll that would have taken, he got back into pre—season training, and his body could not deliver what it has done in the past. it is a great shame he is having to give about 29. it's far too young, you feel, for a player who might have had so much to give. but we can celebrate a fantastic career for a manner highly respected, on and off the field. anthonyjoshua says he is still hopeful of a fight against american deontay wilder. joshua will defend his ibf, wba and wbo world heav

citizen kim dot com can be extradited to the united states new zealand's court of appeal up held lastyear has no a court ruling that the extradition could take place dot com of face charges of racketeering and copyright infringement he is expected to launch a final appeal to the new zealand supremum court a six year legal saga is widely seen as a test of the us his reach to apply american firms intellectual property rights. to pursue me now for an in-depth look at the sex industry here in germany thank you helena well it's estimated that around four hundred thousand sex workers are here in germany many of them are trafficked from abroad now according to german police records the majority come from four countries well many are bulgaria and hungary in central and eastern europe but also in nigeria in africa now while many of the workers are trafficked here and controlled by criminal gangs some fall into prostitution simply because of poverty has been speaking to one remaining woman who has managed to leave behind her life as a prostitute. julia is thirty and comes from romania. she work

new zealand is taking its commitment to fight climate change to the next level. administration is working on a zero carbon bill that calls for a zero carbon economy by the year 2050. how is this possible? the honourable james shaw says it is an ambitious goal and they are joining 30 other countries trying to reach it. yes, we are looking at a lot of change but change is constant in our lives. we want to manage this transition. of course, your excellency, over the next 30 years, there will be a lot of changes, particularly when it comes to governments and administrations. the political will has to be there to be able to stick to this zero carbon economy law. it does, and there are two things. we need to ensure the bill has bipartisan support. a similar bill passed the uk house about ten years ago and it supported both sides of the house. it's done very well to reduce the uk's greenhouse gas emissions. we are modelling our approach on that. the other thing is, the bill itself contains provisions to set up a politically stable institute to guide us on the way there.

a new zealand man has become the first to kayak solo from australia to new zealand.y across the tasman sea — paddling 16 hours a day — sleeping inside the kayak, wearing a seat belt in case it capsized. 0n the way he had to deal both sharks and six metre waves, and here he is speaking to the bbc after returning to land. there was one particular sharp that was “— there was one particular sharp that was —— shark that was very interested in my rudder and we had a discussion for about half an hour, 40 discussion for about half an hour, a0 minutes, he came in, went away very agitated, probably a bit lonely like me. nothing fragile out their last very long at all. the solo attachments got pounded. there is tons of water that smashed over that boatin tons of water that smashed over that boat in the rough weather. you've got the whole range out there. you saw some amazing stuff and it was anywhere from the millpond, that didn't happen very often, to over six metres, i didn't measure it and some of the solar panels gave way. about four solar panels that got hammered off, basi

in new zealand diving he joins me now from walk in new zealand via skype good to have you with us liveon al-jazeera neil in your living memory have you ever heard of a scenario like this before. not that it's true that with the being. in the water situation not. the liver or the quantity of people who want to go in the scenario that we've just heard from charlotte our reporter describing to us about the very complicated network of caves in the system you know. some have. it's a very complicated scenario for the rescue teams from your experience what do they have to consider as they progress to try and bring these young boys out into the open. or the biggest problems is. they're going to be facing a situation of probably you know that have zero visibility they won't really know what's going on. with young people or anyone who's in the current situation they want to try to flee to the surface and that opportunity is not going to be there for them so the receivers are going to try and control their supply them with air and. make them sick and squeezing through that you can make sure that

and his final match, lastjuly, a drawn third test for the lions against new zealand.and, the man who made him captain, said he was outstanding. his leadership, his attitude and his demeanour, along with his performances, made him one of the best and most respected players in the world. warburton has enjoyed success at the highest level, but ultimately, his injuries have taken their toll. a body ravaged by rugby, a career cut short. tomos daffyd there. now, a government select commitee has been listening to opinions regarding the football association's proposed sale of wembley stadium. the fa say that only one in three pitches at grassroots level is of an adequate quality and that selling wembley gives an opportunity to change "the poor state of community football facilities". former england defender gary neville gave his view today and strongly disagreed. the fa feel to fund a grass—roots programme, they have to sell a national asset, a national stadium? it's, quite simply, ridiculous. i completely agree with everything you put in that statement before the question fi

anchor: australia and new zealand sparring over their flanks. reporter: stop -- the flanks.er: th stop copying they say australia should changes flag because it was too much like the new zealand one, was created first. the qe flag was addicted -- the i flag was adopted in 1902, the australian in 1988 stuart: it was first flown in 1901. and ugly tv network mistake on these shows, the tv flagged this year. anchor: i bet that went down very badly. i can only imagine. ♪ music narrator: lima, peru, one of the driest cities on earth. a quarter of the population have no direct access to water. narrator: all over the globe water supplies are dwindling as temperatures rise and glaciers melt. as we head towards an ice-free earth, it will only get worse. everyone will be affected. lonnie thompson: it doesn't matter whether you're living in peru or the united states or china, you will be impacted by this change. narrator: but something can be done. people are already adapting to combat climate change.

we are getting numbers crossing the bloomberg on new zealand.loyment rate, 4.5%, slightly higher than expected for the second quarter. employment change year on year, 4.7%, also higher. the participation rate holding what was in line with expected. the average earnings quarter on 0.02%. number coming out this comes when we see industrial strikes in new zealand due to discontent over stagnating wage growth. of incentive to move on. let's take a look at earnings this part of the world. rio tinto expected to announce their strongest profit since 2014 today. that is largely due to a rebound in commodity prices. what are we looking for? >> a strong set of numbers for rio tinto. the underlying profit expected 23 .3up on a revenue of billion dollars. high commodity prices, particularly aluminum and copper, expected to patel that -- propel that. rio has been selling copper and gold assets recently. indonesia, its stake going for $3.5 billion. we will look out for how that cash gets returned. the news on the iron ore front, rio tinto announced it will hi

for new zealander parker, he held one version of the head heavyweight title until very recently. from earlier this year in cardiff, his only defeat. he is back with a new attitude. before i used to come here to fight and think... i used to say, hopefully have a good fight, play clean. there's no hopefully here. i'm here to do damage. i'm here to punch with bad intentions. i want to break him down. i don't want to catch him flush. he's going to take a lot of punches. looking to prove a point and come back with a win, something whyte knows all about. whyte, too, only has one blemish on his professional career, and you can guess who inflicted it. three years ago beforejoshua became world champion, he defeated whyte inside seven rounds, a defeat that he used to springboard to launch himself towards his very own world title challenge. it's a very risky fight. it's a dangerous fight. like i say, he's going to come and throw punches. we'll see. it's going to go down. i don't know if first—round, third round, but... we will trade at some point. and for the victor, what lies in wait? the

new zealand's biggest stadium. the home of the new zealand, he rented the entire stadium. this guy is a fitness instructor? a fitness youtuber, he's done quite well for himself. i am going to tell you to open your eyes, what do you have to do? >> you can open your eyes now. >> suddenly all these balloons. it is her favorite color pink. what else can this guy do? >> keep watching. you can turn around. wholly mackerel. >> will you marry me. >> oh my god. >> a big ring. [ cheers ] >>> when you think about distractions, you mostly think of cell phones and technology. well, here we are in china driving along. whoa! >> wow. what on earth? >> this man drove straight into the frame of the vehicle's height bar. you will never guess what distracted him. he swerved around the puddle because he did not want to get through it instead. >> no, play the video again. >> total rubbish. >> what? >> where is the puddle? >> no, dry as bone. >> he spotted the puddle on the road to avoid getting on the ser surface >> did he have a dashcam? >> he's saying that his brakes failed after the swerve.

team usa and the women's team playing new zealand today.-21 and new zealand moving onto the finals and you can catch more tomorrow morning on nbc bay area. >>> davis is back, the% center field seats haven't been used in 13 years. expecting to set an attendance record more than 56,000 fans expected to attend tonight's game. >> the weather looks good. chilly out there and clouds across the bay. sierra a different story if you have plans around lake tahoe. only 222 lightning strikes in the last couple of hours. the weekend finishes on a tamed note and san francisco in the 80s inland in the valley. >> not a lot to complain about. thank you for watching, nightly news is next and we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, a survivor recalls a harrowing moments as a tourist boat went down in a fierce storm killing 17 people, including nine of her relatives. >> beautiful people, angels. i don't know who they were. they pulled me up. and when they pulled me up from the boat, i didn't see any of my family. >> growing questions about why it went ou

for new zealand on saturday there will be a good deal of dry fine weather but this system is knocking on our door and as we head into sunday looks like many of us are going to see the weather go downhill plenty of very wet and very windy conditions if we head up towards japan for many of us here it's fine and settled in pretty warm at the moment tokyo right up at thirty seven degrees for the west though we do have this little line of cloud and rain that's giving us a pretty sharp showers actually breaks up a little bit as we head through sunday but it looks like we're still going to see some of it affecting us in beijing thirty two here. on counting the cost why china wants an expanded economic role in the middle east look at which countries are leading the way in innovation plus safe cancer causing one of the world's most profitable and widely used. counting the cost. and again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera and the u.s. president has arrived in scotland the final private leg of his four day visit to the united kingdom he met the british prime minister in the queen hav

you cannot rule out the likes of argentina and don't forget new zealand.been crowned the commonwealth games champions earlier this year. over 100,000 tickets have been sold by the assessment. this stadium alone holds ten and a half thousand, all the england games are sold out, many of the games are sold out as well. everything gets under way tomorrow. just when we got one world cup was over, another one comes along. jo currie reporting from the world hockey cup. some the the world's best athletes will be out to put on a show at the anniversary games in london's olympic stadium this weekend. britain's dina asher smith will run in both the 100 and 200metres, as part of her preparation for next month's european championships. ultimately when i stand on the line i want to win. and i feel very fortu nate i want to win. and i feel very fortunate that this calibre of race, lam able fortunate that this calibre of race, i am able to be in this calibre of race and add to it. i am also grateful that this calibre of phrases in london where i am fortu nate phrases in l

new zealand rolls 33-17. just the second team to repeat. friendly between the quakes and manchester united. second half no score. tommy a score. nice save there to keep it out of the goal. man, you had their chances as well. the header, but tonight's save. the match ends in a scoreless draw, but what an experience to see man u on american sail. abc 7 sports report is sponsored by red rock casino. >> to you feel tired? >> now that the open is over, i can get some sleep. >> all right. that's it for tonight, everybody. from all of us here at ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪

defending champs new zealand and france.eir second straight title. first ever back-to-back world cup sevens champions. the u.s. women lost their bronze medal match to australia and finished fourth. the men's semifinals and finals are tomorrow, including defending champ new zealand. >>> final round of the british open tees off in about eight minutes. the leaders don't go until 6:30. it should be an exciting finish with so many guys in contention, including a tiger. in round three, defending champion jordan spieth started with an eagle on 1. he fired a 6 under 65, tied for the lead at 9 under par. but a tiger is on the prowl. there he is. after a 5 under 66, his best round in a major since 2010. woods is tied for sixth, just four shots back. even jordan spieth wants to see what tiger woods can do on sunday. >> i've always wanted to battle it out in a major with tiger. who hasn't. it's kind of a dream come true just to have the opportunity. >> i've been there close enough with a chance to win this year. given what happened last

australia still top their pool, just one point ahead of new zealand.apan 2—1 . goals from shihori 0ikawa and minami shimizu new zealand and australia face each other in the last pool match with an automatic place in the qaurterfinals at stake. frankie dettori will miss the king george at ascot and two big races at glorious goodwood despite having a riding ban reduced from 10 to 6 days. he was penalised for careless riding at newmarket. richard kruse has won britain's first fencing world championship medal since 1965. the world number a won silver after losing to spain's carlos llavador in the final in china. finally let's return to football. the leeds united legend paul madeley has died at the age of 73. he was a one—club man and played in every outfield position during his 17 year playing career at elland road. he won every domestic trophy under don revie, who gave him the nickname rolls royce. for 18 years paul madeley was one of the stars of leeds united and made 727 appearances during his career, playing only for leeds and in every position except

we know that wooperton has not played since the third test for the lions against new zealand back inand firing after a good pre—season having had over a year out of the game. but after so many surgeries, the mental and physical toll would have taken, he got back into pre—season training and his body could not deliver what it has done in the past. it is a great shame he is having to give about 29. you feel it is far too young for a player who might have had so much to give. but we can celebrate a fantastic career for a manner highly respected on and off the field. britain‘s geraint thomas has won stage 11 of the tour de france. he finished ahead of the netherlands‘ tom dumoulin and his team sky team—mate chris froome to take the leader‘s yellow jersey from belgium‘s greg van avermaet, who had led since the third stage. drew savage reports. if anyone was wondering how strong tea m if anyone was wondering how strong team sky would be, stage 11 will provide the answer. it is where the race got serious. mountains are not greg van avermaet‘s thing. he surprised many by hanging onto the yel

that helicopter tom is hanging flew 2,000 feet in the air over a new zealand glacier. >> we're flyingund and it was, i'm telling you, it was freezing when we were flying around in new zealand and the things that we were doing, it was extreme. >> they shut down the streets of paris so he could drive 100 miles per hour and the city also gave tom and the crew control of the famous arc de triomphe. >> way to go, guys! >> tom's most impressive stunt of all may just be the stuntdiving scene. tom became the first actor in a major movie to jump from a boeing c17 from a height of 25,000 feet. >> the sequence is incredibly grueling, it's very technical. it's very dangerous to be honest. >> the scene shot in the united arab emirates was a thrill ride for tom, and he was very grateful for the highly skilled crew who helped make it happen. >> that was excellent. i think it was excellent. i think we really, we'll take a look at the footage and that's what it always comes down to. but i have to say it went exceedingly well. >>> still ahead -- we're in hong kong. >> when the rock talks, we listen. gi

new zealand just getting underway. .25%.dex was off the kiwi dollar showing strength. aussie futures looking weaker. that is a good lead for the u.s. close friday, not filtering from the markets. the aussie dollar hanging on above $.54 u.s. the picture is brightening for non-commodities. attention to oil. we did see some gains. it always takes us back above $70. crude showing improvement. wheat one of the stronger performers, but the commodity index having its worst week since february. we have soybeans, platinum and nickel weighing on the index. while president trump is heading to a big summit today, he is meeting president putin mundane having the end of his second week. branding the e.u. a photo of the united states. now in helsinki having berated a string of longtime allies. mr. trump: i think the european union is a foe. you would not think of them, but they are. russia is a photo in certain respects -- is a foe in certain respects. china certainly, but that doesn't mean anything. it means they are competitors. paul: ok. let's cross to washington and get more on t

hindsight is what it's about and you never lonely with a car like this when i go to new zealand i imagine i'll be invited somewhere every night with my crime that's all i'd say a car like this is the best means of communication there as the fines are probably cut so as with. many people keep their beatles pathnames and who can forget herbie the lump of. coal that makes the v.w. beetle much more than just one of the world's best selling cars. now we switch lanes and move on to lorries which are not usually known for their beautiful design but in spain one man is changing that perception with a novel idea the so-called truck project is run by a spanish foliage company owner who has a passion for art in the last five years dozens of lorries have been given a make over by contemporary artists and drive up and down the country catching the eyes of fellow travellers. at first glance this may look like an abstract painting on a wall but look again and it's actually a work of art on the side of a truck. this is the truck art project an initiative in madrid twenty nine of spain's most established

new zealand was leading 14-7 in the 2nd half.world cup title and winning for the third time in the nation's history. players were then free to execute something else they are known for. >> the u.s. were eliminated from championship play by england today. not a good thing for the u.s. argentina had a 33-7 winner as the u.s. goes 2-2 in the fourit weekend. >> stage xv of the tour de france was 150 mile affair today that came down to a final sprint. three riders broke away from the peloton and left it 13 minutes behind. magness courtney nelson out sprints two other riders to win the first stage of his career. >>> coming up next, a double stabbing shuts down an oakland b.a.r.t. station. what we are learning about one of the victims. >>> police have not yet confirmed that anyone was killed in a stabbing at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station but damon has told us ktvu's rob malcolm e macarthur b.a.r.t. station right now. it is just a heartbreaking scene. >> reporter: as frank said, it is important to remind our