going to happen that won't affect the new zealand?ere was a nuclear apocalypse, all the world would be affected. they think it is sufficiently off the end of the map not to be affected by nuclear war or maybe just donald trump! quite! i think we skipped a story, didn't we? we missed uber. we've talked about them already on this programme but what interests me about this company is it is very a. private companies don't need to tell us how they're doing but they give us updates on how much money they're making —— very open. is it ahead of the ipo next year? the loss was $181 million, a narrow loss compares with the more than $1 billion it was last year. i think the thing with uber and the reason they want to be quite public about the numbers is because they are a company that is absolutely based on brand. if they can maintain the massive brand presence and domination that they have in this particular space, then they can make their ipo work and they can make their ipo work and they can make their ipo work and they can get out with a ret

one of the things with changing this will be that the construction capacity will have both from new zealandt and foreign direct investment which we still allow it to new housing, will will be delivered more into the needs of new zealanders rather than than the higher end buyers who would otherwise be diverging some of that construction effort. are you not worried that it will discourage foreign investment in other areas? no, we have been pretty explicit about that. we have high rates of foreign direct investment in much of oui’ foreign direct investment in much of our economy, and indeed, in the same piece of legislation which is introducing the ban on buying existing homes, we are listening to foreign investment rules with respect to forestry. so those investors will make those decisions based on the profitability of those investments, not on the basis of other investments that they can't make. minister, very good to talk to you. thank you. thank you. floods and landslides in southern india have killed at least 43 people. it is the worst flooding in almost a century, with hundreds of villa

now let's talk about new zealand. are you a fan of new zealand? zealand. new zealand? have you been? it is beautiful. i have been to australia couple of times but never new zealand. the new zealand government has banned foreigners, australians and singaporeans are exempt, but banned foreigners from owning a residential home in new zealand. the reason is that many more very rich foreigners are buying homes there and according to this news report it is because they want to avoid nuclear holocaust or a global catastrophe. this is in the ft. and they think new zealand is the best place to do that. it is not necessarily a news story. we have known about this for some time and it is coming back because the government wants to take steps to prevent this. it is something that we have heard from other governments before. new zealand now is very distinct because of the fact that people want to avoid a global disaster. but for others it isjust to park some money. yes. really good to park some money. yes. really good to get your views. thank you, sonia. and thank you

one of the effects of changing this is the construction capacity we have, both from new zealand investmentnto new housing, will will be delivered more into the needs of new zealanders, rather than than the higher—end buyers who would otherwise be diverting some of that construction effort. are you not worried that it will discourage foreign investment in other areas? no, we've been pretty explicit about that. we have high rates of foreign direct investment in much of our economy, and indeed, in the same piece of legislation that's introducing the ban on buying existing homes, we're loosening the foreign investment rules with respect to forestry. so those investors will make those decisions based on the profitability of those investments, not on the basis of other investments that they can't make. the hotly—anticipated movie crazy rich asians has just been released across the united states. it's a significant milestone for hollywood because, in 25 years, it's the first studio film set in the present day to be led by an all—asian cast. tom brook reports from new york. what about us taking an

so happy to interview you know that you are the head of the reserve bank and in new zealand.drian: wonderful. kathleen: we will have so many of these other conversations here, when you so much to the table. back to you. haidi: kathleen come great conversation there, thank you for that. earningstting this company getting growth of 22%. up 3.25 the business is -- up 22%. estimates were 23% for aia group. fundamentals in asia micro speaking, are pretty resilient, despite all of the international trade tensions. turnbull's, malcolm political future hanging but a mere threat. we will have the latest on the turmoil here in australia and how business leaders are taking it all in. ramy: and up next, president trump phrases tariffs on tech, saying that it has led to economic gain for the u.s.. we discussed this with our next guest, coming up. ♪ ramy: welcome back. the u.s. and china are unwinding two days of trade talks with equally low level expectations. 60 two countries slammed billion dollars of fresh tariffs on each other. let us jump into my bloomberg here, the gtv terminal libr

new zealand homes.enters in their own country. he says this is the only way for new zealanders to set the market price. one of the big issues is affordability. in new zealand only one quarter of new zealand adults own their own home and the number of foreigners buying property has increased. new zealand is attractive for a number of reasons. it‘s become a sort of sanctuary for the world‘s rich. james cameron owns propertyjust outside of wellington and queenstown, which many people know as a tourist hotspot has a new hotspot, peter thiel, the paypal founder from america, who gained citizenship, controversially, after eight days in the country. one of the big issues is housing affordability in auckland in particular, where house prices have increased 75% in the last four years. the reaction today from the real estate market is that this will do little to actually improve housing affordability for the average new zealand family. stay with us. coming up in a few minutes‘ time, the latest on what is describe

my mom got a bit choked up and said, what happens if you move to new zealand?ad to assure my mother and say, that's never going to happen, mom. >> come january, zach seemed eager to get back to japan. two months later, friday, march 11, 2011, the day before his father's birthday. >> i actually spent a lot of the day writing my dad a nice big birthday e-mail. i hit send on that e-mail and was talking to georgia on gmail chat, i'll see you after this rehearsal. >> boom. >> boom. everything just began to shake. i was in an office chair with wheels. and so immediately as it started, the chairs began to slide. things began falling off the shelves. >> zach had never been in an earthquake. his co-workers knew this one was big. worried the building might collapse, they ran downstairs and out to the parking lot. but soon they were told it was okay, it was over. when the shaking stopped, the disaster was just beginning. there was a monster out there over the horizon called fate, and it was coming very fast. almost as soon as zach got back to his desk, warning sirens went

i have to say, new zealand is a country i have never been to.e in the future, but i would not be buying property there. but it is quite extraordinary that way the country seems to have transformed in recent yea rs. country seems to have transformed in recent years. it used to be the but of central london comedians, telling jokes about more sheep than people than all the rest of it. but did you know for example that this law that they're trying to introduce to stop foreign ownership and purchases follows a 66 0% surging house prices in the last decade, what is quite remarkable? also interesting is his point here about foreign survivalists. these people like living out the backwoods, montana types in the united states. examples here... idon't types in the united states. examples here... i don't think it's quite those people, basically it says here, its billionaires who are expecting a worldwide revolt at any moment, like the proletariat will expecting a worldwide revolt at any moment, like the prol and at will shake off their chains. and hopefully

trading in new zealand is just getting under way. anything positive, as su just went through but a bit down for kiwi stocks. more on the aussie dollar in a moment. 7238, pretty close to that 19-month low for the aussie dollar. let's get thank you first word news with jenna. >> the leera jump as qatar rose to turkey's rescue. announced plans to invest $15 billion in the country as president erdogan reaps by his rewards of standing by. the leera was already rengthening with a series of funding. raised its key rate in the face of the rue peoria and the seven-day turkish crisis. only seven out of 28 forecasters on bloomberg forecast this jump. the are you peay was reeling from higho interest rates and the stronger dollar. the dollar's correlation with the tumbling juan reached the strongest on record as the clear sign y it's a to australia's vulnerability to slowdown in china. china insists that it can weather the escalating trade war nd reach its target on the year. the impact will be controllable through proactive fiscal and monetary e

new zealand's parliament has banned many foreigners from buying existing homes in the country, a move properties more affordable. low interest rates, limited housing stock and immigration have been blamed for driving up prices in recent years. earlier we spoke to the politician who announced the ban, new zealand's associate finance minister, david parker. we have the view that our most beautiful bays in the bay of islands and lakeside properties should be within the reach of the most successful new zealanders, and that it goes all the way down the income spectrum to the most modest home, which is nonetheless someone's dream. we've got the lowest rate of home ownership in new zealand since the 1950s, and we're addressing that in a number of ways, both on the demand side with measures like this, but also on the supply side with a big government house—building programme. one of the world's biggest ride—hailing apps, uber, has managed to narrow its losses, but it is still a long way from turning a profit. in the three months tojune, uber made a loss of almost $900 million. the firm is und

he actually gained new zealand citizenship quite co ntroversially after gained new zealand citizenshipight days in the country. thanks for that update from briony. these post bags contain eight years‘ worth of mail which israel had been blocking from being delivered to the west bank. the ten tonnes of letters and parcels had been building up in jordan since 2010. israel has released the mail under a one—time agreement. palestinian postal staff injericho say the mail is likely to take a fortnight to sort and deliver. 48 people have been killed and 67 injured in a bomb explosion at an education centre in the afghan capital, kabul. many of those killed are believed to be teenagers who were getting extra tuition as they prepared for university entrance exams. the taliban has denied involvement. 0ur reporter, shoaib sharifi, has been to the scene of the kabul attack and sent this update. the police say the suicide bomber was on foot and entered through this centre into this very big classroom, housing at least up to 100 students, boys and girls, most of them young repairing for university e

big moves in the new zealand currency and aluminum prices. let's get the bloomberg first word news. saudi arabia has said it will continue to ratchet up pressure on canada for criticizing the recent arrests of women activists. that is as justin trudeau upheld his stance on human rights. the kingdom's foreign minister says the next wave of retaliatory steps could affect investment flows between the countries. >> saudi arabia has the backing of being dcc and the backing of the arab league and the organization of corporations. saudi arabia is part of an arab league and a large islamic organization and canada must understand its actions are unacceptable, not just for saudi arabia, but to arab nations and the entire islamic world. juliette: italy is ready to repeat the tough tactics used to win concessions from the european union on migration when the budget battle get serious. this uppity prime minister told bloomberg the country's antiestablishment coalition wants enough flexibility to introduce a flat tax next year. he suggested if the eu changed the way the deficit was calculated, hi

australia should be fine in perth the highs of seventeen rising to eighteen on wednesday across into new zealand and here we've got the fine conditions at first but this front be making inroads jur in the course of choose day. capturing a moment in time snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to the elbow will be. sacrifices that. is going to be stoned as the memory oh oh oh oh oh yes on al-jazeera.

i want to bring in some of these lines coming through from the reserve bank of new zealand.ress conference just can -- just can alluding -- just concluding. longer than usual. estimate is 3.5% since the kiwi dollar is close to their value. a big downside move. a super dovish statement from the the enzi -- from the b and bnz.-- the it pushed back the expected timing for that next move. for the ocr back almost a year and downgraded expectations of growth forecast there as well. marvin,o bring back your thoughts on this. are we looking at a sense of divergent monetary policy globally given that you have a number of asian central banks even the weakness in the currencies and a strengthened u.s. dollar playing a big part in that. really struggling to work out what the right policy is given this unprecedented growth environment. absolutely. and as much is what the central bank said come i think it's what they didn't say. certainly to me and i need to look into it more deeply when i leave here, trade tensions are all over the world. certainly, new zealand being so close to the bigg

no change expected from the reserve bank of new zealand.ittle downside when it comes to kiwi stocks, the kiwi dollar at 67.29. the bloomberg dollar index climbing to the highest in a fortnight overnight. sydney futures looking flat going into the open in sydney. the aussie dollar, 73.87 -- 0.7387. let's get more as trading gets underway. our bloomberg markets editor is here. marching higher as european and asian shares struggle. there are a lot of analysts saying these concerns over trade are still there, but for the session overnight, they didn't seem to matter. >> we talked about this before, the way that trade concerns are something that, it is difficult to pin down what the impact is. ifre has been arguments that it wasn't for the trade wars, the u.s. stock market would be higher. it takes a while to come through. at the moment, we had some very nice earnings from berkshire hathaway that came out. print ate strong gdp the end of last week. the u.s. looks like it should be an exception, but the difficulty seeor asia that as you can in th

new zealand is attractive for a number of reasons.uary for the world's rich. james cameron actually owns a propertyjust outside of wellington in a place called wairarapa, and queenstown, which many people know as a tourist hotspot, has a new resident, peter thiel, the paypal founder from america. he actually gained new zealand citizenship quite controversially after eight days in the country. these post bags contain eight years' worth of mail which israel had been blocking from being delivered to the west bank. the ten tonnes of letters and parcels had been building up in jordan since 2010. israel has released the mail under a one—time agreement. palestinian postal staff injericho say the mail is likely to take a fortnight to sort and deliver. 48 people have been killed and 67 injured in a bomb explosion at an education centre in the afghan capital, kabul. many of those killed are believed to be teenagers who were getting extra tuition as they prepared for university entrance exams. the taliban has denied involvement. 0ur reporter, sh

in the ft, new zealand has banned foreigners from buying existing residential property. bolt—hole in case of global catastrophe. and finally, on the front of the independent is a picture of the queen of pop herself, madonna, who turns 60 today. can you believe it! considered one of the greatest selling artists of all times she is also recognised for her life long work in campaigning for aids awareness and research. so, let's begin. with me is mark davies, who's ceo of strategy consultancy, camberton. mark, first of all, let's talk about the front page of the telegraph. security clearance revoked for cia directorjohn brennan. this is a move donald trump says is about national security. clearly not.

states in decades now this weekend they are expecting that more than two hundred firefighters from new zealand and australia will arrive here to help firefighters try to contain these blazes. south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans to take land from white farmers without compensation issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa that in bother has more. was that land redistribution is an emotive issue in south africa a series of public hearings has just ended now and i'm out policy shift the ruling african national congress says it will push ahead with land expropriations from white farmers without paying compensation and supporters of the move say it's time to address a lasting legacy how tight. the richest could put in a flint ownerships three pieces where over eighty percent of the most italians is still in their heads as i mean of the minority while black people are called one two two two two reserves. since one thousand nine hundred four the governments used the willing seller willing buyer model to change the

with a new zealand's message that's the one subject. the little old. can suck the attorneys time soon so i bought and sold. the lead that people had put their dreams on the big screen in a lengthy magazine on the w. . the lead the lead. lead. that is due to the news coming to life from brian n. come emirates of the dead is really is holding a state funeral for the victims of child days bridge collapse in the northern city of genoa about it says that friends have joined the country's leaders to say good bye to their no one but songs all plays are refusing to take part in the ceremony but have the latest from our current funk that's also coming up thousands wait for rescue us.

the new zealand dollar hitting a two-year low after some dovish comments on the bank of new zealand. you can see the five-year new zealand deal down five basis points. moving on to look at the 10-year. it has broken out to the downside of this trading range that it has been in since 2017. some commentary on them that is quite good saying the 10-year yield has dropped below that range and now what we might see is that the path actually to that record low of 2.14% could be looking fairly clear in the medium term. something to watch in terms of g-10 rates there. taking a look at dollar-yen. we're flat today. we have seen some strength in the yen in reaction to the b.o.j. over the past week or so. so much so the pair has been pushed below its 50-day moving average and the trend line, does that mean we see further dollar losses? anna, manus? anna: let's get to breaking news. breaking news from the insurance sector. we got the numbers. they disappointed just yesterday. looking for a different story from hanover today. ebit numbers coming in different than stmented. the estimate was 394 mil

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something the market is focused on. .reasuries pretty steady one thing that is not steady is the new zealand dollar, the kiwi down by .9%. negative news those around the australian dollar and the new zealand dollar, but the bit weaker this morning. sticking with the kiwi, business confidence hitting a 10 year low. but taken a hit as result. out as trade tensions play with those currencies. let's look at what happened on we did seenian peso, a big gain in the dollar, up by 8% against the argentinian currency yesterday because the president they're asking the imf to speed up the disbursement of payments of that credit line they had been promised. i was taken in by one of the lines by one of our colleagues who said he has essentially broken one of the first rules, don't let them see you sweat. this is what happened to the currency. manus: don't sweat the small stuff and click when the phone. are you brave enough to buy chinese stocks? we quite like china, there's an opportunity, when jpmorgan says yes, you want to do it, because of the differential. the s&p rocking out those records for four da

alexandra entry from new zealand got in touch with a question about the acoustic abilities of another creature. how does the dog's hearing differ from that of humans. a dog is known as man's best friend. and a well trained dog listens to its owner. its people and their dogs are often surprisingly similar. even in terms of their aural skills. in the lower frequency part of the acoustic spectrum below two hundred fifty hertz humans and canines have pretty similar hearing however humans can only detect sounds of up to twenty thousand hertz. dogs on the other hand can hear up to fifty thousand hertz giving them a far greater range of sounds. the dog moves its ears around to locate the source of the sound. that goes for both upright ears someone said hang down no one but a dog's ears also tell something about its emotional state that's where upright ears are advantages they give clear signals and hanging yours. dogs are externally sensitive to sound no surprise and hear much more than we do including noise. and it might surprise you but there's actually another popular pet with even better

new zealand, just getting underway.flatg a session, not too much optimism being pushed through. rising forng the s&p the first time in a few days. at 65wi dollar, trading -- at .6572. we had some comments from the finance minister talking up the saying that growth is resilient and holding up. 7239, we have that trading at a against a 14-month high for the dollar. adam haigh is here with us. not to ben this, fooled by all the complacency. adam: that is the backdrop to these moves we have seen over the last few days. we've come off are really good earnings season in the u.s. and around the world. stocks have been priced pretty well, and people had been looking for an excuse to take some risk off the table. turkey provided that. now we are seeing things stabilize a little bit. volumes were reasonably low in the u.s. session, but still, some stabilization. the idea of complacency is reflected well in this chart. the vix, although it has come up in the last few days, is still back to those 2017 levels, and complacency at thi

them dovish and new zealand rate markets very volatile. haidi: laura, thank you. ra fitzsimmons jpmorgan australia. it looks like we may see a new australian government before we see a rate hike in the rba. you can catch up with all of our interviews using our interactive function, tv . you can watch us live, dive into securities with the bloomberg functions. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets. david ingles in hong kong here. revenuece offered forecast that beat estimates, signaling strong demand for its cloud-based app software. sales in the current quarter will be as high as 3.7 billion dollars, about $400 million above the average in a bloomberg survey. salesforce also raised its full-year revenue forecast $13 billion. haidi: facebook is going international with watch. youtube.hallenge to content makers in five countries will be eligible to take a percentage of the ad revenue that comes from material around the world as long as their videos on watch are popular enough and meet facebook standards. dav

been meantime, let's get you a quick update to trading in new zealand is just getting underway. the kiwi dollar and the aussie .ollar the biggest beneficiary just one more earnings report coming out. let's take a look more probably. 11053holding at that level. theo and the trade between u.s. and china. a lot of brexit talk taking place in the 10 year yield pretty much unchanged. more from out of you. usual kind of business as ? prettyink last week was interesting. markets got pretty hard. u.s. continued this the virgins from the rest of the world. shows records at the s&p 500. the context of this is going .nto the jackson hole meeting bond traders are certainly betting they're going to .ontinue having come off a really stellar starting -- on a season, while vacancy is when we get extreme positioning, treasury is continuing in the treasury market. we did see a bit of a followthrough. equities, at chinese the market is down. , ising at the currency there any reason to suggest we are seeing any return to stability. >> i will pronounce the depreciation. all indications are there is

australia faced the daunting prospect of a rugby championship date with world champions new zealand to auckland even park stadium the all blacks are on a forty one game unbeaten run at the venue and haven't lost there since one thousand nine hundred four australis last when i part came in one thousand nine hundred eighty six new zealand beat the wallabies thirty eight thirteen in sydney last week it's really important that we try and. get out there as right as we can and you know it's great for us to be really looking forward to playing. it we want to play as well as we can get up. to take things on. and that's all your support for now i'll be back with more later but for now it's back to like you very much far and that does it for this al-jazeera news hour they do stay with us i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with a full news bulletin including any updates from zimbabwe thank you very much for watching. desperate for a better life millions of people have sought refuge in europe sometimes their dreams of sanctuary are realized but sometimes disenchantment and hostility drives t

australia faced the daunting prospect of a rugby championship date with world champions new zealand or quins eden park stadium the all blacks were on a forty one game unbeaten run at the venue haven't lost there since one thousand nine hundred ninety four australia's lost when a part came in one thousand nine hundred six new zealand beat the wallabies thirty eight thirteen in sydney last week it's really important that we try and. get out the formants as right as we can and you know it's great for us to be at home we're really looking forward to playing in front of our offense and we want to play as well as we can get up to four months right hopefully that will be in the top things on. tiger woods and phil mickelson have teed up a nine million dollars winner takes all showdown the pair are currently in auction at a tournament in new jersey the november head to head in las vegas will have the biggest winners check engulfing history next in line is the u.s. open with a two million dollar payout for the champion the woods versus mickelson show will be golf first ever have you event. i thi

new zealand's central tank says it is in no rush to raise rates. bloomberg at jackson hole, the governor said he has not ruled out cutting rates to achieve the banks inflation target. declines after the comments. >> we are no rush to raise interest rates. that puts us out of sync with the world. that will feed through the exchange rate and support our economy, but we don't rule out a cut if we have to. our task is to use the full inflation range. a cut is certainly on the table. oecdnew report from the suggests u.s. gdp growth will surpass china by 2040. saysong-running scenario the u.s. and india will swap places by 2037 as the world's economic might switch is to asia. india's share of the global economy will be larger than all oecd countries combined. president trump there is no justification for him being impeach, but warned of a blood park -- bloodbath in the markets if it happened, adding ordinary americans would be hit in the pocket. u.s. equities are in the middle of the longest bull run on record, buoyed by tax cuts and earnings. >> if i go

australia is right the team faced the daunting prospect of facing new zealand auckland even park this weekend the all blacks are on a forty one game unbeaten run at the venue and they haven't lost there since one thousand nine hundred four australia's last when it eden park came in one nine hundred eighty six the wallabies were beaten by new zealand last week in sydney it's really important that we. get out there as right as we can and you know it's great for us to be really playing for. it we want to play as well as we can get out. to take things on. and that's all your support for the rochelle back to you thank you very much. hundreds of young people in chicago are taking part in an annual basketball tournament called hoops in the hood they've been aims to get young people to come together and promote peace and one of the most violent crime violent cities that is in the us john hendren want to take a look. this is hoops in the hood it's a basketball tournament but it's also a statement about safe neighborhoods in america's most violent major cities each year about five thousand chil

all clint where they have not lost since nineteen ninety four the new zealanders outscored the ozzies seven tries to two to complete a resoundingly forty twelve victory and retain the bledisloe cup the annual contest between the two sides for another year bowden barrett ran in four of those tries. in major league baseball the walky brewers were taken all the way to a fifteenth thinning on friday before finally seeing off the pittsburgh pirates seven six it looked like it was going to be a regulation win for the brewers when they moved to hades for nothing christian yet each and mike moore stuck us each a two run home runs in the bottom of the first for better advantage the pirates rare julie edged a way back into it and drew level in the top of the ninth and sodas on to overtime it would take six additional innings to finally separate the two teams a walkie have now won seventy games trailed the chicago cubs in the national league central division by just two games. qualifying for the belgian grand prix starts in a short while after forming the ones at mid-season break on friday it wa

natural because you fifteen degrees and or clint a bright day maybe two days actually for most in new zealand this front storming as it edges slowly in towards sad song and so probably still dry and open even come the end of monday to draw a more active the essence of the pacific north of the equator no typhoons are i but certainly the tropical depression that's where it is shanghai and that will just help the big showers that are obviously showing up of a whole issue so it's warm sticky and potentially wet in this whole area for a couple of days. and weeks to climb into bed violence and paranoia. there's still willing to dream. in honduras dennis seeks a brighter future for his son and community. using art to reclaim the city. and transform the very symbol of pasta question. you find in latin america liberating a prison on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now thousands of people have been protesting against israel's controversial nation state law nor officially affirms israel's jewish character but critics believe it makes non jewish minority second class citizens aut

a catastrophe in new zealand, one town considering banning domestic cats. osal from pet management would affect cats, pet owners would not be allowed to get another cat if one of their cats died. jillian: the ugly. loving it, breaking out of the zoo and heading straight for the golden arches, jumping from table to table, picking at leftover food at a mcdonald's. rob: coming up at 5:00 donald trump throwing his support behind senate candidate mike braun and giving a shout out to another congressman in a fired up crowd in indiana. >> evansville, you are very special people. thank you, indiana. thank you. jillian: that man he just mentioned joins us live in the next hour of "fox and friends first". stay where you are. [crowd chanting] rob: friday, august 31st, the president rallying the crowd in indiana with his america first message and railing against democrats. >> a vote for mike's opponent is a vote for chuck schumer, nancy pelosi and who else? maxine waters. jillian: border security to corruption in the doj the president warning about voting for democrats

firefighters from australia and new zealand on their way to help fight fires throughout the west. >>> for the latest information on the fires go to abc7news.com or use the abc 7 news app. details on evacuations and maps of the fire zones, enable push alerts to get the latest breaking fire news when it happens. >>> police in san jose need your help to identify a man found dead at an apartment complex. take a look at this sketch. this man was found in a parking lot on indian wells court at burnle road on june 19th. the county coroner says he is of latino descent in early to mid 20s wearing a royal blue colored jacket, blue socks and shoes and black shorts. >>> police say they have found the driver of a big rig that hit and killed a cyclist in lafayette. it happened in the area of reliez valley road and withers avenue. see sky 7 was above the scene. the bicyclist died at the hospital. we're told the driver was not detained. investigators are still looking for witnesses to the crash. >>> new at 6:00 a.m., the mother of the missing college student who spent part of her childhood in oakland

take a look at this 14 foot squid that was washed up on the sand in new zealand saturday.e driving in the red rocks reserve and stopped to take some pictures of it. then, they called the national institute of water and atmospheric research to have the squid picked up. >>> we are learning more about the victims of sunday's shooting rampage in jacksonville, florida.two men killed during a video game tournament. plus, the very latest as to early morning fires are being investiggood morning. traffic is off to a nice start. you can see traffic is moving well. >> will have more on what is in store for the rest of the week, coming up. >>> and arson investigation is underway after two fires in antioch. taxi drivers are being targeted for leaving human waste in parking lot. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on tuesday morning on mornings on 2. i am pam cook. >> you saw things this morning as you drove in. >> yes, it does look warmer as inland temperatures bounced back into the 80s. it may be a little warmer than that. 74 today, and almost all of the record highs were set on

we're just overwhelmed by it, it has touched all our hearts, we've had them from hawaii, new zealand,. they really mean something more to the residents i suppose because a lot of the holidays they took when they were children were in the uk, so places like brighton and skegness, really bringing back memories for the residents. i was about 14 when i we nt residents. i was about 14 when i went there with my mum and dad. does it make you want to be there? yes, it make you want to be there? yes, it does. he's more responsive, it rings him out on himself, it's a talking point. we've seen a difference in the fact that the residents are a lot more alert because it is a daily thing that we are doing and reading the postcard stiff and they never get fed up with actually getting the cards, looking at where they are from and what people are doing there adventures that people are having. now, the idea is being sent to other care homes to encourage them and their supporters to do the same. homes to encourage them and their supporters to do the samem homes to encourage them and their supporters to

so we've got a really good relationship between america and new zealand and we've had the american usarrch earthquakes in 2010, 2011, so we were really grateful to provide that reciprocal help. the national weather service says smoke from california and other fires burning in western states appears to have drifted as far as new york, 3000 miles away. some of the fires are expected to burn for several weeks. the un security council has called for a "credible" investigation into an air strike on a bus in yemen that killed at least 29 schoolchildren. earlier, the saudi—led coalition — which carried out the attack on thursday — said it would investigate what it called "collateral damage". donna larsen reports — you may find some of the images in her report distressing. preparing to bury the dead. nearly 10,000 people have died in more than three years of war in yemen, but thursday's attack stands out. children, apparently on their way back from a picnic, hit by an air strike. it happened near a market in the rebel—held province of saada. un officials called it "a new low" in the conflict. w

in april but will provide coverfor the tour of new zealand in april but will provide cover forjonnyout vince is this will be his third chance and whether he's already had opportunities, he's only averaging below 25 in tests, is he good enough for this level? james vince, he's been banging the door down, he scored 847 runs averaging above 55 in the county championship. he led hampshire to the 50/1 day cup. keatonjennings top scored for lancashire as they beat kent to become the first side to get to the finals. stump first ball. lancashire made it home for the loss ofjust six wickets. —— dumped. that is all your sport for now. good night. six wickets. —— dumped. that is all yoursport for now. good night. —— stumped. things are turning much cooler and fresher as you've heard right across the board, looking pretty unsettled into the weekend, of course, this weekend is a bank holiday one for many. over the next few days, much cooler and fresher and plenty of showers. the cool air imported from the maritime airstream, bringing a strong north—west wind, feeling lots of showers in the weste

so we've got a really good relationship between america and new zealand and we've had the american usarh the kaikoura and christchurch earthquakes in 2010, 2011, so we were really grateful to provide that reciprocal help. the national weather service says smoke from california and other fires burning in western states appears to have drifted as far as new york, 3000 miles away. some of the fires are expected to burn for several weeks. the afghan government has said it's in control of the eastern city of ghazni, following a major offensive by taliban fighters. there have been reports that heavy fighting is continuing in the provincial capital. seven marks and spencer stores are shutting today as part of the company's major restructuring plan. the retailer announced in may that 100 stores will shut by 2022, after profits fell by two—thirds last year. it comes a day after house of fraser was bought out of administration, and as high street stores face growing pressure from online retailers. the us space agency nasa has delayed the launch of a satellite, which will head closer to the sun th

he heard the new zealand tea m dan carter.game, the final. it did look as though the netherlands were very much ina though the netherlands were very much in a dominant position. just talkers of the game as you saw. the dutch are consistently class and a leading hockey nation. they have a lot of funding. they are constantly training. there's a lot to balance their when you play that kind of calibre. all credit to the irish. they never gave up. they taught writing to the end and they were close to scoring in the end but it's ha rd to close to scoring in the end but it's hard to compete against nations that have a lot of funding, have a lot of backing that the irish national team did not have come a sponsor until two months ago. it's hard to compete against that but they've done extremely well to get through to the finals. yes, there was a bit, four goals in seven minutes i think in one stage. morale must‘ve sagged a bit at that point. yeah. i think they were realistic that the dutch we re they were realistic that the dutch were

and as housing issues are heating up in the island nation of new zealand kiwi lawmakers voted earlier today to ban buying of existing homes by nonresident foreigners the prime minister dern is expected to sign the measure which was part of her campaign platform on homelessness and affordable housing in last year's election in twenty seventeen the economist magazine reported that new zealand had the least of fordable housing market in the world with housing prices in auckland rising seventy five percent over the past four years during debate on the bill associate finance minister david parker told parliament quote we should not be tenants in our own land while the measure aims to be retaining a retaining wall against floods of foreign capital it will not apply to buyers from singapore or from australia despite heavy investment flows from those neighboring island nations. a five hundred forty five mile five point two billion dollars pipeline could carry natural gas from the caspian sea to italy but the pipeline has been controversial like many pipeline seem to be all over the world five

continues to spiral away towards oblivion and behind it it should be a lot drier and bright if in new zealand over the next few days still not going to be that warm though we're only looking at a maximum of around ten in christchurch that will rise eventually as we head into sunday this time getting to around thirteen to the northern parts of asia and we've had two storms with us the first one cimarron continues to work away from us as does soon like plenty of rain though following it. on counting the cost crippled by its currency crisis full rich venezuela takes desperate measures to deal with a struggling economy plus it has a market value of billions but has yet to turn a profit we delve deeply into what's going on at tesla. and for you. again here it's reminder for main stories in the. u.s. media says prosecutors have granted immunity to. the longtime chief financial officer of the trump organization this is all part of an inquiry into president donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty on tuesday to campaign finance violations. ecuador has suspended a recently imposed rul

in brisbane in the west or whether the rather more miserable weather is making its way towards new zealand the south and clouding over first course that will make its way across it could pass off south on much of western new zealand on tuesday seeing a fair bit of cloud and rain the winds picking up as well and that will sweep its way through as we go on through where the stay all clinton a northerly praise getting up to sixteen souses but a fair amount of rain around here fair amount of rain still continuing across the south korea whether also making its way into honshu and is still there for a good parts of wednesday. the struggle. between police look at it is pretty much what it's pretty much full of pleasure to look. out of the can listen to the impossible but i mean. it was be an intimate look at life in cuba today is what. people thought but the comment that you pay your money on al-jazeera. well again here's their mind our top story. the united states and mexico have agreed to overhaul the north america free trade agreements no that's not a canada has yet to sign off on the. united

so we've got a really good relationship between america and new zealand and we've had the american usaristchurch earthquakes in 2010, 2011, so we were really grateful to provide that reciprocal help. the national weather service says smoke from california and other fires burning in western states appears to have drifted as far as new york, 3000 miles away. some of the fires are expected to burn for several weeks. the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has called for the united states to reverse what he calls a trend of "unilateralism and disrespect" , after president trump doubled tariffs on turkish steel and aluminium imports. president erdogan was addressing a rally in northern turkey, earlier he told the new york times that he would look for new allies if washington did not change its position.. mr erdogan said turkey will remain defiant against what he called ‘threats.’ translation: in respect of the pastor here, it is wrong to try to bring turkey to its knees using threats. let me address those in the us again — what a shame. what a shame. you are trading a strategic partner in