new zealand's ministerfor since the first world war.ister for the raid since the first world war. new zealand's ministerfor the raid and export growth david 0'connor zealand's ministerfor the raid and export growth david o'connor said pa rt export growth david o'connor said part of the problem is they've done a poorjob of promoting wool in the country —— for trade. it's a natural product at a time when people are trying to wean themselves off petrochemical based products, we will... it's been an old—fashioned product, many see that, but with new technologies there are new opportunities to utilise wool across the spectrum. 0ne utilise wool across the spectrum. one of your biggest markets in asia is china, exports there year to date are down 47%. are you also losing to cheaper alternatives and cheaper manufacturers? we are. there's been too much focus on china. we haven't maintained our contact with other global markets. as people have moved away from wool, we've focused more on china as the main purchaser of the raw material. that's not

arrived from the verge of extinction they are now more today a modern speakers than ever before new zealanders getting behind the language to boost its power or in modern. shallop dallas zero. well that's it for me down jordan for this news hour but i'll be back to the moment with more of the day's stay with us don't go away. al-jazeera recounts the shocking story of the assassination of count folk abene dot . tossed by the security council to mediate between arabs and israelis. his death would prove one of the darkest days in the quest for peace in the middle east. killing the count on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks because people are already some of the country's most vulnerable and now they say they need help with details coverage here in gaza more than most places the contrast between scenes like this and the realities of daily life for so many from around the world forty years ago it was all but impossible for a foreign man or woman to live in china let alone marry a chinese but today this on no longer exceptional. when the power goes out. there's only one man to treat. local he

nearly five million people just fifteen percent amaldi and only three percent of new zealanders can speak today ahmadi i do say the modern language is a tremendous and rich went to new zealand i do see it as a great opportunity to new zealand it doesn't need to come out of the shadows it needs to come into the core the mainstream course of museum life since british colonisation in eight hundred forty today or has been neglected even banned in schools in the one nine hundred eighty s. activists got an official status but it is this generation which is breathing new life into the language how well now there was. all of that to look at now new zealand's government has played listens for all schools by twenty twenty five with a goal of more than twenty percent of people speaking the language by twenty forty integration has spread from streets and schools to the prime minister to send in war a mahdi cloak a cow hoo hoo hoo to a commonwealth heads of state meeting in april in new zealand there is a mahdi proverb he had heard to me and. what is the most important thing. in the world. it is

before she even arrived from the verge of extinction they are now more to speak is than ever before new zealand is getting behind the language to boost its power or emotive. shallop ballasts zero. point that's it for me daryn jordan for this al-jazeera news my colleague elizabeth problem is up next with more of the day's news stay with us but. what makes this you. so you. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable freedom of speech is. hotly that is a formula for authoritarianism and here and here the lights are long and there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out here is the two state solution now up front. on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but it's been over a few jomo soldier's life it's not. short and the story needs to be told we do stories that. i testify and to make sure that the bad guys are pulled back al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and on the. they live in a country plagued by poverty but for india's billionaires life is all about glamour luxury and pristine. in recent years of north africa the so-called war

so come to new zealand and we'll make the ceremony official. : we're in new york, though. i have to get to chicago. >> but it's close. we consider that close. >> stephen: when does that start? >> the direct flights start in november but you can come any time. >> stephen: i wof love to come. we had flight of the concords on the show this week. and when they were here, i asked them if they had a question for you, and they roared a question. if you don't mind. >> sure. >> stephen: jim, can we play the questions the guys asked. >> hi, jacinda. >> we have an important question for you. can we come for dinner? ( laughter ) >> stephen: well? >> they picked me up from the airport, and i'm happy to have them over for dinner. >> stephen: if they pick you up from the airport when you get home. >> yeah, that would be handy. i've met them before. it's new zealand, so we all know each other. ( laughter ). >> stephen: well, jacinda, thank you so much for being here. if you don't mind me calling you by your first name. >> please. >> stephen: in new zealand, doe

nearly five million people just fifteen percent amaldi and only three percent of new zealanders can speak today ahmadi i do say the modern language is a tremendous and rich went to new zealand i do see it as a great opportunity to new zealand it doesn't need to come out of the shadows it needs to come into the core the mainstream course of new zealand's life since british colonisation in eight hundred forty today has been neglected even banned in schools in the one nine hundred eighty s. activists got an official status but it is this generation which is breathing new life into the language how well. there was. all of us to look at now new zealand's government has played the listeners for all schools by twenty twenty five with the goal of more than twenty percent of people speaking the language by twenty forty integration has spread from streets and schools to the prime minister to send in war a multi cloak a car hoo hoo hoo to a commonwealth heads of state meeting in april in new zealand there is a mahdi proverb here had to me a new. what is the most important thing in the world wh

the new zealand navy calls it the little boat that can. it is strong.hat it is 70 years since the second world war, and there are worldwide approximately 8000 shipwrecks sunk during the war, 3000 in our backyard here in the pacific and they're starting julie coyle. so we wanted to investigate and find out exactly what we needed to do about that —— started to leak oil. this is something you're passionate about, how did you get involved in this conservation research? pretty simple, we went diving in micronesia and four out of the ten shipwrecks we dived on were leaking oil. we started to investigate and find out what and why and who's doing something about it, and we found out that very little is being done about it, very few people know about it. this is a worldwide problem, you quys this is a worldwide problem, you guys are going to have the same. we only have 3000 sunken ships here, there's 8000 worldwide. the fact that they're starting to corrode to the extent that they're leaking oil is going to be a very serious problem for us all. wilma, tell me, w

also ahead, new zealand's prime minister made history by bringing her newborn into the u.n. chamber. one of a coalition of new, young global leaders. we talk motherhood, her progressive agenda and climate change. tracy ulman tells us why she's having the time of her life impersonating all kinds of characters on her variety show. >>> uniworld is a proud sponsor. when bea founded hotels, she had bigger dreams on the water. a river. multiple rivers. that would be home to uniriver cruises and their floating boutique hotels. today, that dream sets sail in europe, asia, india, egypt for more information, visit uniworld.com. >> additional support has been provided by -- >> rosalyn p. walter, the cheryl and phillip millsteen family. thank you. >>> welcome to the program. world leaders are in the midst of their annual get together at the united nations. president trump's speech was awaited, although his opening lines didn't go down quite as he expected. >> in less than two years, my administration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. amer

a look at the apocalypse in new zealand. idi: hello from sydney where it is passed in :00 a.m. -- 8:00 a.m. york.is past 6:00 in new i am kathleen hays. we are looking at how the action on wall street will play into the asia-pacific trading day. when you consider the u.s. stock market, tech heavyweights testified on capitol hill with one noticeably absent. the emerging market realm continuing. i think this day could have been much worse. we had the dow jones marginally higher at the close, s&p 500 down .25. the nasdaq was hit the hardest, a loss of 1.2%. haidi: the emerging market story continues to threaten to be contagious across the rest of asia. we have stocks a whisper away from falling into a bear market. take a look at the set up in asia for the thursday session as trading gets underway in new zealand. we are seeing downside when it comes to the kiwi market, pretty close to the all-time high. the 65.89 kiwi dollar. sydney also looking pretty pessimistic as we get into the open. we have australian trade data, coming on

until nine hundred thirty three and this from the ministry for women new zealand's three female prime minister's photograph together for the first time jenny shipley on the left current prime minister ascend to arden in the middle and helen clark on the right now greens m.p. robin davidson tweeted these pictures of male worry and pacific islander women artists performing at parliament to mark the anniversary. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at g.w. news or you can write directly to me don't forget to use the hash tag the day we're going to leave you now with a look at the celebrations on this historic day in new zealand and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see then everybody. in town tonight. a. long haul. her. making a fashion splash at october fact. this year the prince of palm. has created the perfect day. he design the outfits for a famous store that sells traditional german full costume. creations and ask him what makes for a good. next. these men are risking the

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s today in the parliamentary library recreating a photo of new zealand lawmakers take it in nineteen zero zero five look at that you'll notice not a single woman to be seen new zealand didn't get its first female m.p. until nineteen thirty three and this from the ministry for women new zealand's three female prime minister's photograph together for the first time jenny shipley on the left current prime minister facenda arden in the middle and helen clark on the right now greens m.p. robin davidson tweeted these pictures of male worry and pacific islander women artists performing at parliament to mark the anniversary. well the day is nearly done but as ever the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at e.w. news or you can write directly to me off t.v. don't forget to use the hash tag the day we're to leave you now with a look at the celebrations on this historic day in new zealand and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see then everybody. tonight. comes up call. them down. making a fashion splash out october fifth. thi

all of us to look at now new zealand's government has played. schools by twenty twenty five with a goal of more than twenty percent of people speaking the language by twenty forty integration has spread from streets and schools to the prime minister just wore a multi cloak a cow hoo hoo hoo to a commonwealth heads of state meeting in april in new zealand there is a mahdi proverb here had to me. what is the most import. thing in the world. her tongue to turn it into it is the people the people the people she also honored modern heritage through her baby's name leave out of our to engage food to add a meaning the love. to her was our way of reflecting the amount of love this baby has been shown before she even arrived from the verge of extinction they are now. speakers than ever before new zealand is getting behind the language to boost its power or in modern. charlotte dallas. much more on that story and everything else that we have been covering on our website there it is al jazeera dot com. and now a reminder of the headlines on al-jazeera u.s.

trading in new zealand is underway this monday.s of from the open in australia as well. we are looking more positive, building on the .6% gain with sydney trading on friday. markets are down in the doldrums, been down 10 out of 12 trading sessions, pessimistic with trading in new zealand. the kiwi seeing further downside but a strong argument is the currency is oversold. the aussie dollar 71.50, had its best week in january last week that the turnaround, the worst for these tariffs coming down between washington and beijing, adding pessimism when it comes to the aussie dollar. the choice of whipping boy when it comes to the straight story. -- trade story. shery: on friday we saw a mixed picture with new york stocks. have an we will exclusive interview with sergio ermotti. we will ask cam about the upcoming investor need to litigate risks. haidi: lots more to talk about. all the action on daybreak asia next. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ haidi: good morning. our markets in asia are one hour away from opening. kong, welcome to da

for saracens & gloucester—hartpuny england's netball team recorded their biggest ever win over new zealandnext week. in the evian championship, the final major of 2018, england's georgia hall tied for fourth on 9 under. the us's amy 0lson shot a bogey—free 65, finishing 1a under to take a two stroke lead into the final round. great britain have taken a 2—1 lead in the davis cup afterjamie murray and dom inglot beat denis istomin and sanjar fayziev in four sets. britain and uzbekistan were tied at one—all as they went in to the doubles but murray and inglot have given great britain the advantage in glasgow. if they win one of the singles fixtures tomorrow they will be seeded in february's preliminary world group round. it is t20 finals day. the blast final being played at edgbaston. the six sons are battling in their 137—4 after 17 over —— the sussex sharks. they got off to a bad start. he forgot to ground his bat, both of his feet were in the air when the ball hit the stumps. sussex captain luke wright made 92 in their semifinal a little earlier on today with that win over somerset and he

for saracens & gloucester—hartpuny england's netball team recorded their biggest ever win over new zealandafrica over the next week. in the evian championship, the final major of 2018, england's georgia hall tied for fourth on 9 under. the us‘s amy 0lson shot a bogey—free 65, finishing 1a under to take a two stroke lead into the final round. great britain have taken a 2—1 lead in hte david cup afterjamie murray and dom inglot beat denis istomin and sanjar fayziev in four sets. —— davis cup. britain and uzbekistan were tied at one—all as they went in to the doubles but murray and inglot have given great britain the advantage in glasgow. if they win one of the singles fixtures tomorrow they will be seeded in february's preliminary world group round the final of the t20 blast is getting underway at edgbaston. sussex sharks have won the toss and decided to bat first against worcestershire rapids. earlier the rapids booked their place in the final, with victory over lancashire lightning. moeen ali let his cricket do the talking after reports this morning that cricket australia are to investigat

the previous best was 1,758 in new zealand. good luck trying to find the ball! ite, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport team, that is your monday sport briefing. it certainly is and we thank you for that. now, this isn't the usual thing you'd go searching for to buy online, but an australian couple managed to find exactly what they were looking for in the form of an old new zealand warship. for a few hundred thousand dollars, paul and wilma adams became the proud owners of the royal new zealand navy dive tender, manawanui. but this is no self indulgent impulse buy, there is a serious side to why they wanted to buy the ship. well, it seemed the best way to do it in today's world. you can pretty much get anything on the internet, they tell me, and we've proved it right, i guess. we had to pick it up ourselves actually. we sailed it back from new zealand in july this year back to australia. the long and short story is that it's 70 years since the second world war, and there are, worldwide, approximately 8,000 shipwrecks sunk d

we sailed it back from new zealand in july this year back to australia.there are, worldwide, approximately 8,000 shipwrecks sunk during the war, 3,000 in our backyard here in the pacific, and they're starting to leak oil. so we wanted to investigate and find out exactly what we needed to do about that. we went diving up in micronesia, and four out of the ten shipwrecks we dived on were leaking oil. we started to investigate and find out what, and why and who's doing something about it, and basically we came up cold, found out that very little is being done about it, very few people know about it. this is a worldwide problem, you guys are going to have the same. we only have 3,000 sunken ships here, there's 8,000 worldwide. the fact that they're starting to corrode to the extent that they're leaking oil is going to be a very serious problem for us all. tiger woods has won his first tournament in five years and 80th pga tour title of his career after victory in the tour championship in atlanta. woods completed a two—shot win to crown a successful comeback a

>> i think it is possibly so. >> jacinda ardern, the prime minister of new zealand made news with the zealand, the first baby to be brought to the u.n. general assembly hall by a female world leader. neve got her own i.d. for the event. i wanted to dig in to the prime minister's views on immigration. >> you are, it's fair to say, a left winger, proudly progressive. yet you're pro free trade. >> i am pro free trade. >> you are tough on immigration. you want to cut immigration. is that the new winning formula? >> i will have to correct you a little bit. we doubled -- increased the refugee quota. >> refugees. but you've seen on tough on immigration. >> we're tough on the exploitation of migrants. we want to make sure when someone chooses to call new zealand home, they have a decent job, a decent home and we want everyone who comes to new zealand to enjoy. we're making sure we don't see exploitation in our student market. when someone goes out to work, they're going to pay decent wages and have a decent job for them. >> on the panel were dutch prime minister mark rutte and the prime minis

this happened in the waters off new zealand.friends were watching the seal tussle with the octopus before it burst out of the water. >> seal, octopus, kayaker, new zealand. i'm all-in. i want to see the slap in slow. >>> let's talk sports. cubs clinching a playoff spot last night, but not before another steve bartman-like moment. you cannot mention that name around cubs fans. andy. >> there is a chicago fan thanking his lucky stars that the cubs won last night. if not, we would know his name and a new curse named after him. top of the ninth and cubs two outs way from winning when anthony rizzo went to catch the foul ball and the fan goes for it as was well. rizzo doesn't come up with it and he got upset about it. and then tying the game in the top of the ninth. the cubs did not implode like they did after the bartman ball. in the tenth, they win on a walk-off single. cubs clinch a playoff spot for the fourth straight season. >>> the brewers clinching a playoff spot for the first time since 2011. they will continue to battle the

jacinda ardern is new zealand's prime minister. she is a new mom, the first woman to have a child in office in three decades. she's in town for the u.n. in just a little bit. >>> a second allegation of sexual misconduct has emerged against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. 53-year-old deborah ramirez, one of kavanaugh's classmates at yale, told "the new yorker" magazine that kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party in the early 1980s. he denied this happened. saying, this aleleged event fro 35 years ago did not happen. the accusation comes just days before the judiciary committee is going to hear from christine blasey ford. >>> thousands of south carolina residents are being urged to evacuate because rivers are still on the rise that, one week after hurricane florence slammed the coast. officials are expecting ten feet of flooding, with heavy rain from florence. in north carolina, five river gauges were still at major flood stage. >>> good news for air travelers this morning. congress is planning to take action against the eve

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over in new zealand were seeing a nudge lower ahead of new zealand's trade balance which is due out in about 45 minutes time. and we are waiting on singapore's factory output along with japanese machine tool orders. that will continue to reflect the short-term impact of u.s. -china trade tensions after resolve that contraction in the numbers for august. given latest bout of trade wars, keep an eye on what's going on with japanese stocks because they look set to extend gains after a seven-day rally. green on the screen as side, when it comes to caution, with the fed decision looming, that will have investors on their toes. for focus on the outlook policy normalization. let's check in on the yen ahead of that. this amid speculation the fed may strike a hawkish tone. the lowest of the year for the yen. investors will likely want to watch out for the outcome of the trade talks and see whether japan can prevent the u.s. from japan isthe tariffs very much wanting to avoid. haidi: let's get you the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: president trump addressed the united nations and

traders in australia and new zealand are at work. ing like a difficult risk sentiment, hours away from the implementation of new tariffs between the u.s. and china. we see the downside with kiwi stocks. this has fallen and wellington trading after the ceo sold off her shares. the biggest one-day decline since may 2016. the biggest one to watch in terms of new zealand stocks. offralian dollar being sold for the yen as risk aversion returns. but see more of what to watch. -- let's see more of what to watch. this story will be dominated by trade, hours away from the clock striking midnight. reporter: last week we saw the markets quite resilient with the latest tariffs announced. there was a view there was time for discussion, that try 5% was not going to be implemented. that gave both sides to -- time to come to the table. it will be very difficult this week with china backing away from the talks. that will bring the risk off sentiment back on. you already saw the aussie and the kiwi selloff this morning. and we have futures in hong kong

as a protester of new zealand speaking here's a reminder of our top story with six months. president. has told britain it needs to look again at elements of its withdrawal. proposals relating to the. future trade ties need reworking. at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. we make up we watch as a physical education. this is. the continent's future it's part of you enjoying dumpsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for the job.

the octopus also managed to escape its predator, believed to be a new zealand first deal. —— fur seal one. that will definitely give you an adrenaline rush. will smith organised his next adrenaline rush because he performed a stunt to mark his 50th birthday. it is aimed at raising awareness about deprivation. asi as i say, he turned 52 days ago, antimarket by dangling above the grand canyon from a helicopter. yes, it isa grand canyon from a helicopter. yes, it is a budgie with a difference. it is highlighting the work of the global citizen charity, which aims to end extreme poverty. stay with us. to end extreme poverty. stay with us. we have the business briefing coming right up. good morning. another fine moreton bay on the way for many today. the next 24 hours will see some weather changes. in lincolnshire, the hot spot was 24 degrees. by the time we get to friday, temperatures will be a good 10 degrees lower, if not a bit more. that cold air is to the north at the moment. lying behind us were the front, which is snaking across the far north of the uk, to take us to the start of the

well i think now you know an active front that we saw go across tasman sea and lie down through new zealand which case some snow for the south not so much because where is down sea level move got rate is only forty seven millimeters which to be honest for new zealand isn't a huge amount of rain fine looking day for the most part with the exception of far north on tuesday towards reason the sun shining christ church similar story to be honest on wednesday was writing talking back into all cleaned. rain is not a major story in japan at the moment nor indeed in the korean peninsula is there but only sporadically there is more try to get out from the sas but it just skirts through q. she disappears out into the western pacific. my name's. ablaze with. the whole. thing you know. my name. is just sort of surprises the planet here yes there is yes to every normal. mind nigeria. on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now russia and turkey have agreed to set up a demilitarized zone in syria's a province to separate government forces and rebel fighters hours after that announceme

for clint as we go on into sunday little cooler some wet weather making as went east in parts of new zealand a little area of rain just making its way into western parts of news even meanwhile the rain continues to make its way across japan over the next couple of days looking very wet on saturday and sunday. counting the cost of austerity in argentina but will medicine fix the economy and what about before out for emerging markets plus the good the bad and the ugly the corporate in fact society and the environment and why but let me also paying attention. counting the cost on al-jazeera. new yorkers are very receptive. because it is such an international city they are very interested in that global perspective. but again a reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera iraqi protesters have set fire to iran's consulate in the southern city of pads or they're angry at alleged iranian involvement in iraqi politics and the government's failure to provide basic services jobs. the leaders of turkey russia and iran have mentioned tehran to discuss the leaving fight for the syrian province of idlib t

the first video, to new zealand, where a clueless driver runs a red light.her side. what happens, the driver -- "b," does the draw bridge go up or, "c," does the small car back down? if that was russia -- >> the draw bridge goes up. because i want to see that. >> gayle? >> i'm going with new zealand -- they're going to back down, "c." >> the small car is backing down. >> oh! >> wait, you don't know what i'm seeing. do you feel me? >> all right. video number two. what looks like to be a gender reveal party. with that i give you three options, "a," fool everybody with a surprise wedding. "b" do they get fooled by the balloons. or "c," does the young child in the crowd start -- >> i'm going wedding, yeah. >> there's going to be something with the balloons. >> i'm going with "b." >> oh, my gosh -- is it a wedding? >> no. >> it's the same video. >> oh, my goodness. >> all right. i'm going to hit you guys with a little surprise. our third video, there will be no predetermined answers. i'll leave that up to you. >> ooh. >> we've got her playing with the dog down by

- the waters in new zealand are considered the cleanest waters in the world. pure and cold. and this is a green-lipped mussel. it's not a fish. where many fish oils are fish products, omega-3s come from waters around the world that are certainly a lot less than clean. some are pretty bad. but you have no idea where the oil comes from. when fish oil manufacturers are making fish oil for human consumption, and they get the fish, the meat of the fish is often sent to restaurants or to make pet food. and then whatever's left over- the head, the tail, the eyes, the bones, the gills- they grind all that up, then they boil that. then they put it in a pill and you're swallowing that. - when you got me involved in this, i was a skeptic, admit it. - you did, you were a skeptic. came to your house. as you said last time, your team, all your handlers, like you said, your army-- - my army. - they said, "oh, no, larry can just say this is good." i went, "no no no no no. "he has to take it. "if it works for him, "then we want to work with him." and you said, "and why do you want me to do i

form we would want to discuss refugees i don't choose day a journalist who was allowed in from new zealand was detained for a period of three hours by police for daring to speak to a refugee so you can see how sensitive the issue of refugees agents for in the room nonetheless in a sense by denying journalists and n.g.o.s amnesty human rights watch and others from visiting the room even now when the all eyes of the pacific are on their country well this is all backfired because here we are talking about refugees and not primarily the big issues facing pacific island countries. still ahead on edges into. a rocky start to the confirmation hearing for donald trump suit green court nominee. and argentina's president really harms the size of government to save money as the economy teeters on the edge of disaster . through tranquil raveena can you. can feel it seems and it's a nation gone to one. hell of the been some nasty poky showers in pakistan recently but just on a particular but it's right on the edge of your chops there's nothing in iran there's nothing sorry rock from the point of view o

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about 15 minutes time, we will get gdp data out of new zealand. we are expecting growth of 2.5%. e a slowdown from the previous quarter. we will get you that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. a.m. here.s a 30 a grizzlies sydney. 13 degrees outside. it has been raining all morning. markets looking pretty bright. trading in 90 minutes time. futures looking slight at the moment. broadly across asia, could be setting for another day of gains had a recovery in the emerging markets. on the back of the rally and the elon we had. i am haidi stroud-watts in

. >>> the prime minister of new zealand arrived for work carrying her 3-month-old baby. jacin jacinda is believed to be the first world leader to bring a child to the general assembly. her baby daughter even had a mock security pass that lists her as first baby of new zealand. you have to start them young. teach them how to share their toys. >> we're back in a moment. the latest on that breaking news in san francisco. we )re awaiting a news conferene that should begin any minute now. we )re hoping to get some answes about why the brand >>> we're waiting for a news conference that should begin any minute now and we're hoping to get some answers about why that brand new $2.1 billion transit central has been shut down and how long it will be shut down for. >> it is closed at this moment re is a lot of traffic right in that area. a couple of the questions we have. when will it reopen? and are any are they related to across the street? we'll wait for this news conference. it will start in a minute. until then we'll send to it lester holt and "nightly news." >>> breaking news

what they do the third match day of the southern hemisphere rugby championship so world champions new zealand take on argentina in oakland and early try from ramiro my on i put the south americans ahead but a fighting performance fell away towards the end as new zealand scored six tries to win forty six twenty four. the all blacks will face south africa next the springboks were head off time in their much against australia but the wallabies fought back in brisbane to win twenty three eighteen. do you know roger has become just the eighth european to be inducted into the basketball hall of fame roger played four years for the boston celtics earlier in his career but he made his name in europe where behavior came a champion in three different countries i want to olympic medals for yugoslavia and then for russia. i couldn't stop crying for three days straight. and it was really hard to explain somebody bugging my eyes. over and over and i couldn't tell anybody for one week me being here today you know it's a feeling that. i don't know that word has not been invented yet that's the sport and i wi

new zealand maintain their one hundred percent record in the rugby championship thanks to our home when i have argentina after two losses to the all blacks australia beating south africa twenty eight thirteen in the days of the game new zealand fielded a relatively inexperienced side but the world champions coming through forty six twenty four the. extra cash and the mystery or. other internal ones we expect apply well when we expect to win well and even when we lose what we have. are yes. people get a bit stronger but when you step back and reflect on. done really well to not. caster semenya has suffered a red defeats on the track but was still able to set a national record the south african was aiming for three titles at the continental cup and that meant running in her less favored four hundred metres be to examine every champion finishing second in a strong behavior far behind. someone you will also be competing in the relay and a preferred eight hundred mates is. not a great day for my world championship leader mark mark as the force on world champion crushing out in qualifying for

>>> and a leader making history on the world stage with new zealand's first baby in her lap. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening, everyone. he once made us shake our heads in laughter. tonight, we're just shaking our heads at the sight of bill cosby being led away in handcuffs to prison. not cliff huxtable, not the cartoon fat albert or the funny jell-o pitchman we once knew. instead, an 81-year-old man labeled by a pennsylvania judge as a sexually violent predator, sentenced to three to ten years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a young woman. a measure of justice that has eluded so many other cosby accusers. our stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: after reading the sentence today, the judge turned to the courtroom and said, nobody is above the law, and then he said to cosby, your time has come. bill cosby led away in handcuffs. a searing image of a man once adored and celebrated, now on his way to prison. the 81-year-old sentenced to three to ten years for drugging and sexually assaulting former temple employee andrea constand i

brent: that was the prime minister of new zealand speaking there.ere's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. with six months until brexit, donald tusk tells britain it needs to look again at elements of its withdrawal plan. tusk says proposals related to the irish border and future trade ties need reworking. you're watching "dw news," from berlin. after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . is is is is made. but he never. made it. to and i'm getting a cell. this was what i i think so that [inaudible] video. i'm just a sec. disease i made

this happened in new zealand.is friends watched the seal tussle with the octopus and it came out of the water and slapped him in the face. >>> slow and steady wins the brace. that is a mini wheelchair made from legos. this turtle was found near the zoo in the maryland park with fractures under his shell. it was likely from being hit by a car. >> he has fractured on the bottom of his shell. we thought of attaching lego wheels to something to put above him like a brace. that is where the idea of the wheelchair came in. >> bravo. zoo officials say the turtle is doing great and riding in style. they plan to return him to the wild once he is fully healed. >>> let's get a check of cnn money. global stocks falling follow the wall street lead. the central bank raised interest rates for the thirst time -- for the third time this year. jerome powell says the economy can handle it. that sent u.s. stocks higher and they fell as bank stocks dropped. this effects borrowing costs. it means higher rates on loans and mortgages. wa

trading in new zealand is underway.st a few minutes away from the market open in australia. we are looking pretty good despite the worsening trade scenarios between the u.s. and china as well as some geopolitical concerns in korea as the into korean summit continues -- inter-korean summit continues as well. a recovery rally when it comes to the kiwi and aussie dollars as well. shery: we will be discussing all of that with a ceo, george. he says that after the trade tensions, the markets will be better off. we will have more with him in the next hour. that is it from "daybreak australia." we will get all the action in "daybreak asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows. even here? we've got you covered. now they are all yours. to take on the go. on any screen. bingo! alright! and watch whatever you buy. wherever you are. head to xfinity.com/stream to start watching. simple to rent, easy to buy, awesome to go. haidi: a very good morning. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. from: good e

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the previous record was set in new zealand and the good news is that this was bigger, better. 2586 peoplegh. hello. after a rather autumnal sort of weekend, the weather is looking a little bit better for many of us, as high pressure builds through this week. this was the scene as the sun set on sunday. after a soggy sunday in the south, in whitstable there were some clear spells to end the day. now, through this week, as high pressure builds in, there will be a lot of dry weather with sunshine. warmer in the south too. there will be more rain and more wind arriving across northern parts of the uk later on in the week. but back to the here and now, monday morning dawns on quite a chilly note. we've got a big area of high pressure in charge, so that is keeping things largely dry to start off with. and under those clear spells, temperatures first thing could be near freezing in a few rural spots. through the morning, though, after that chilly start, lots of sunshine on offer. one or two showers around through monday across parts of north—west scotland. perhaps a few filtering into the north—