and new zealand? min.ollins: i think it hasn't occurred yet so it is hypothetical but whoever is president of the united states will be a match for the u.s. people. new zealand is not responsible for voting in the united states. we will work with whoever is there. a relationship with united states goes back to about the 1870's in scientific work. i think we leave it to the u.s. people. haslinda: thank you so much for your time. new zealand's defense minister joining us here. back to you. annabelle: that wasn't bloomberg's chief international correspondent for southeast asia with judith collins, the new zealand minister of defense. we will have a lot more from the shangri-la dialogue in singapore later in the day. you can catch interviews. they are at the times on the screen. morehead on "daybreak: asia" as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ annabelle: we are about 20 minutes into the session. we've got a few different movers we are tracking, the likes of hybe dropping on a report that a court has barred the new ge

new zealand with losses of half a percent. we are getting april trade data today for new zealand, ahead of the budget at the end of the month. chicago nikkei futures softer despite the reassertion that policy normalization is on track despite the weakness we've had in the latest string of data. china futures looking pretty tepid. annabelle: a bit of a downbeat mood and it follows but we had with wall street overnight because it was the story of weakness creeping through. we had better u.s. data coming through and telling us the economy is remaining resilient. the fed is unlikely to cut rates until perhaps december this year. the s&p 500, we saw a creeping below the 5300 mark, futures fairly steady. treasury yields climbed. we had the dollar that moved as well and oil, gold, those commodities priced in even though they've also retreated in the session. as always there is an out lighter -- outlier. let's look at nvidia, how much it surged on thursday. we had that bullish sales forecast, we've been talking about it since after ho

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may 3, 1841, new zealand. officially became a british colony, before which it was considered part of outh wales, today it is one of the states of australia, but london issued a charter making the lands of the mauryas, the indigenous people of new zealand, a separate subject territory of great britain. but the majority of the population here were already european settlers; after 15 years, new zealand had its own parliament, and the colony moved to self-government, the capital was moved from auckland to wellington, now new zealand. an independent state, although formally its head is considered to be the british king, charles ii. he appoints a governor-general, who is really involved in ceremonial and social activities. the country became very progressive, it was here that all women were granted the right to vote for the first time, back in 1893. the world’s first law on resolving disputes between employers and trade unions was immediately adopted, and in 1987 the country was the first on the planet to declare its territory without... a nuclear zone . the use of nuclear energy is prohibi

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paul: we will have a budget out of new zealand in a couple of hours.uantitative easing is back above $.60, but we expect to see debt increasing on the government side. what is your outlook for the kiwi dollar? ray: the context of a broad dollar view, we are positive on the new zealand dollar. we don't think that the hawkish rhetoric that has come out of the rv and said last week in which the price people -- we are still reticent to believe that that could actually translate into tighter policy. given that the state of the new zealand economy, it's not obvious that higher-for-longer rates or even a rate rise will be supportive, if it further drive the economy further into the ground. but the budget today may not be helpful to that cause. if we see a significant listening in policy, we will have to distinguish between the cyclical blowout in deficits as purely the result of decreasing economic activity than a result of fiscal impulse. if there is anything that suggests a significant fiscal impulse, markets will move on as far as tightening is concerned.

well, we have new zealanders _ you? well, we have new zealanders and - you? new zealanders and a french | you? well, we have new- zealanders and a french person here, there are not that many people here. but the resource employees have had to bring their family employees have had to bring theirfamily up to employees have had to bring their family up to keep them safe here and the families are slipping and open dining that looks down over the suburb we are near and they are a 24—hour watch. none of us are slipping because any noise that is happening we are wondering who is here and who is attacking. we don't sleep, they aren't sleeping, they get about an hour and night.— sleeping, they get about an hour and night. delegate could be an anxious _ hour and night. delegate could be an anxious situation. - hour and night. delegate could be an anxious situation. could | be an anxious situation. could you tell us about the security that you have at the resort? well, i don't think anybody has any security at this point. we don't particularly have any and the australia

but caroline, as i say, for new zealand, is the winner here, this year's badminton.rned, paris is next. they will know who is selected to represent the country at the end ofjune. but that's it for me here at badminton. tom brady again translated success on the field to the water as the american football icon was there to watch his eq electric powerboat team win a second victory in as many races at the venice grand prix. despitejust missing out to team miami in qualifying — team brady secured the win in round two with pilots emma kimilainen and sam coleman taking home the win with 21 points. team brazil took a surprise second place from will smith's new westbrook racing team in third. team brady lead the standings with 41 points, 16 ahead of the chasing pack. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. there were definitely two sides to sunday's weather story. on the one hand, it was very warm. in fact, it looks like it was the war

so the new zealand and australia and governments in particular, were very keen to get military across into new caledonia to evacuate the citizens who wanted to return home. it took them a long time to get permission to do that, the managed to get a handful of flights in the there are still many people who are strained to the new caledonia of both the new zealand and australia and governments requested permission to land the rec, project again in new me uh, on thursday. those requests were denied by the french authorities because of the president's visit to new caledonia. so that's being met with prostration by many of those people who were stranded the and the new zealand ministry of foreign affairs . and the statement said that they cover those frustrations. okay, thank you to that wayne hey, by pressing her on that and using and taiwan has mobilized it's forces onto china. launched 2 days of ministry, x sizes, chinese state television released this map of drills being held around the island that taking place. days off at la chang tay was integrated as president. china has ramped up

caroline powell for new zealand, second place went to an irish writer, she's only got one horse, shen irish rider she's only got one horse, she came second, she could have won it she gone clear but sadly she had a fence down. great britain had their place. very exciting, a little bit unusual in the lead up because of all the weather we've had, all the writers haven't had, all the riders haven't maybe had the preparation they normally would have done, we would normally have a briton in the first second or third place, but caroline powell as i say, for new zealand, is the winner here at this years badminton and as far as british writers and as far as british riders are concerned paris is next, they will know who is selected to represent the country at the end ofjune, but that's it from me here at badminton. back to football now. and the shortlists for the premier league player, young player and manager of the year were released this week. a city player has won the award in each of the past four seasons, so will they make it five? well, the football news show looked at those nominated,

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, our rocket flies faster than they get to new zealand, how to say , they may already be giving orders really has been a lot of work here, for a long time, so to speak, and occupied. how much europe lost everything over the course of 3-4 years, somehow even unexpectedly, by god, it gradually sank under the united states, but was constantly there, over the course of 3-4 years, i was even before the svo, svo just accelerated this process, europe actually accepted as its american interests, not even american interests, the american order, the order of the united states to involve us in struggle. macron back and forth, back and forth, that’s how his pendulum swings, because apparently it’s necessary, he really wants to lead this united europe there, because in the current political political arena macron is a politician, yes, even, even macron is in general, it can already be a leader, on the other hand, now the european union is here. they say that he agreed on a draft strategic agreement with ukraine, where there is actually no point in protecting ukraine, but the whole thing is repeated

new zealand looking pretty flat. chicago net -- and nikkei futures. watching the chip related sectors to outperform. china looking weaker as well. annabelle: it really is that focus on nvidia and the performance we are seeing after-hours as well. you can see this climb of around 6%. you mentioned some key takeaways from the numbers so far, really strong sales, a bullish outlook. we have a stock split coming. we have a lot of coverage coming up with our team, but let's take a look at what happened in the intraday broader session. futures are just coming online this morning. and you are seeing them again modestly higher but fairly range bound. intraday, it actually was a story of declines that came through. we had the fed meeting minutes coming out telling us that officials, no rush at this point to cut rates. we saw the two-year yield climbing somewhat. the dollar a little higher as well. but the action, very much what is happening in after-hours today. yes, nvidia. another one is what is happening with live nation. we're seeing that stock dropping as

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caroline powell for new zealand, second place went to an irish rider, she's only got one horse, she camen. great britain had their place. very exciting, a little bit unusual in the lead up because of all the weather we've had, all the riders haven't because of all the weather we've had, all the riders haven't maybe had the preparation they normally would have done, we would normally have a briton in the first second or third place, but caroline powell, as i say, for new zealand, is the winner here at this year's badminton and as far as british writers here at this year's badminton and as far as british riders are concerned paris is next, they will know who is selected to represent the country at the end ofjune, but that's it from me here at badminton. this isn't just this isn'tjust a random or good—looking american tourists, it is of course tom brady who translated success on the field to the waters. the icon was there to watch his eq electric powerboat team when a second victory is of many races in the vanessa grand prix despite dismissing out city miami and qualifying, team brady secur

your fta with chile and new zealand has become a standard for digital trade agreements. can you talk about the future of digital trade as you see it? >> maybe we take a step back and talk about the new economic architecture that is being envisioned in our part of the world in the indo pacific. you have the cp ttt, the u.s. is not present. china is knocking on the door and hoping to be admitted. you have are cp, initiated to bring together main dialogue partners in asia. and so we have china, japan, korea, australia and new zealand. the u.s. is not in it. we have the digital economy partnership you just mentioned, initiated by chile, new zealand and singapore. south korea is on the verge of being admitted. china is knocking on the door. also candidate in costa rica. the u.s. is not in it. there is a danger that the u.s. is absent from all the economic architectures that is being developed in our part of the world. and if you then look ahead 20 or 30 years down the road, what does that for you us relations in the indo pacific? which is why singapore is so deeply invested in

her first book, "poakahangatus," won new zealand's highest award for a debut poetry collection. maori poet to have work published in "the new yorker," and in 2021, she landed publishing deals here and in the u.k. we met tibble at poet's house in manhattan, before the final stop of a whirlwind book tour for the u.s. release of her second collection, "rangikura," which means "red sky." tayi: when i wrote these poems, i had no idea that they were going to be able to travel and allow me to travel and connect with people far from where i'm from. so anything from this is just extraordinary for me, and i'm very grateful. jeffrey: she's a member of two tribes with traditional homelands on the eastern coast of new zealand's north island. but she grew up farther south, in porirua, a city with a large maori and pacific islander population on the outskirts of wellington, the nation's capital. tayi: me and my family have been in wellington, the capital city, for about four generations. so for four generations, we haven't been on our lands, and our lands are so important to us as indigenous p

the right side, the road by the britain and its former colonies like india focused on history on new zealand, south africa, hong kong single. the list goes on drive on the list. and while it seems like all the respective rules a set in stone, you will be surprised to know that as recently as 2009 countries was still changing the mind. yes, it's 6 pm on september 7th, 2009 in the tiny island nation of some more voice crackled over the video, telling people to stop them. it goes wherever they were. it was the country's police. mr. you repeat it to you? yeah, for 5 pc reading people for the country is big switch from the right to the left side of the road. disease and the government warranted to adopt the same driving standards as the islands near this neighbors, australia, and new zealand. because it would make importing vehicles into the country, easier for some ones who would then also have access to cheapest 2nd hand cards. believe i don't know if the transition went smoothly. they would know accidents reported during the switch over which was regulated by the police. the only 0 complicatio

on tuesday, the governments of new zealand and australia were given permission to land military, a craft in new caledonia to evacuate some of the citizens. the 1st have arrived back home, angry with the strong government 3 homes. and as much as that, i felt that they should have warned us prior to going move flights, upland in the coming days, contingent on the fluid security situation. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand to even now where the state funeral of the late president, the brain, my ac, is on the way into iran. tens of thousands of the radiance of gather that freedom square and the capital to pay their respects. gracie's body will lay to be taken to his home city of my shod for burial on thursday. yvonne is mocking. it's 3rd of 5 official days of morning announced by the supreme meter. i told the how many as go live to obvious to sit down who's in freedom square in tehran, so huge crowds, we've been seeing, restore, showing up to pay their respects and many foreign dignitaries as well. tell us about what's been happening. the star people come in the house here. so he

in new zealand against the wishes of more senior doctors because they think this is the right thing the patient. no one is doubting the sincerity but currently you have no requirements on the attending doctor to be suitably qualified. i have concerns about how much air is left to secondary legislation so all the qualifications of the independent doctors to be defined by secondary legislation which takes that outside the democratic process. i have concerns that this is less tight than the mental capacity act. the mental capacity act stipulates clearly the training of the people required to deprive liberty to somebody with a mental illness. this is less tight there. i am concerned that you have the risk that a special psychiatrist opinion can be overruled here and that seems to me quite irregularfrom my experience of medicine. i would never say that a patient had a capacity of the psychiatrist said they did not. but i think if we move away from the specific issues, what happens if the patient mentions to their gp they would like to access assisted suicide and the gp is not willing and

caroline powell for new zealand the winner of this year's badminton.ng irish raider, lucy latter. she could have won if she had gone clear but sadly she had gone clear but sadly she had gone clear but sadly she had a fence down and britain had third place with alexander bragg. an extraordinary badminton, very exciting, a little bit unusual because all the weather we have had, a lot of riders have not had, a lot of riders have not had the preparation that would have done. we would have had a britain in the second or third place. but caroline powell for new zealand is the winner here at this year's badminton and as far as the british riders are concerned, paris is next. they will know who is selected to represent the country at the end ofjune. this isn'tjust a random or good—looking american tourists, it is of course tom brady who translated success on the field to the waters. the nfl icon was there to watch his eq electric power boat to win a second victory and as many races at the venice grand prix. despite missing out to team miami, team brady secure

and australia and new zealand are sent planes to evacuate their citizens from new caledonia. indigenous counter activist said they're determined to force the withdrawal of an electoral reform bill and have refused to abandon the roof blocks that have largely shut down the pacific archipelago for a week. at least 6 people have been killed and hundreds arrested. kinda calendar say their voting reform would dilute their voice and it rhodes their culture. oh, last time unless probably won't give up until they withdraw the reform that are about to vote. so no, we won't give up, even if we have to die for it will stay here on the road blocks. good to go there, but we're waiting for the bolting reform to be withdrawn, because it means be illumination of the conduct the people we're already in the minority. if they get this referred to congress, we're screwed. that's what they don't understand what they're we're already a minority at home. okay, wayne, hey, is there any, is not from tell wrong on who is the lens. so wayne protests as we can see, are ongoing. a new caledonia, what's happening on

tourists await evacuation. home to new zealand or australia. developed a number of scenarios, but we need to wait for the french authorities to say that these roads and the airport are safe for new zealand tourists to get to the airport. the place is popular among tourists from this part of the world. this place is like that beautiful, i love it. local residents react with outbursts of fire and anger to the adoption of reforms in paris, ten hour zones from new caledonia. which expands the rights of the french who have come in large numbers as voters and narrows, as they fear, the rights of the inhabitants of the karen konak, they would like to discuss with the french final independence from paris, but paris sends gendarmes instead of negotiators. we want the situation to calm down, for the french government to make a strong political statement, and not send troops, sending an army to another country is usually does not involve negotiations. in new caledonia, more than a hundred people were injured, there were deaths, hundreds of millions of eur

we have new zealand delivering on its election promise to cut taxes.look at where we are in terms of u.s. assets as well. stocks and bonds under pressure yesterday. on the back of expectations of rate cuts coming on later. higher yields weighing on asian stocks. as an be futures down about half a percent. horizons middle east and africa is next. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ en you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal.

the winner, new zealand's caroline powell achieved one of only two clear rounds, to move up from sixthis has just been the most extraordinary badminton, it went right down to the wire. all three phases of this equestrian triathlon have been influential in the show jumping, the final part, was particularly so. only two clear rounds, one of been by this lady, caroline powell. but we didn't see that coming, how do you feel about winning bandwidth and for the first time? ., , time? thought the third might be where we ended _ time? thought the third might be where we ended up, _ time? thought the third might be where we ended up, but - time? thought the third might be where we ended up, but to - time? thought the third might be where we ended up, but to win i time? thought the third might be where we ended up, but to win it| time? thought the third might be i where we ended up, but to win it was just amazing. she isjust where we ended up, but to win it was just amazing. she is just the just amazing. she isjust the most amazing here and i'm so proud of her. ., ., . ., amazing here and i'm so

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more than 500 people were on board the adriano, and only a 104 were rescued to australia, new zealand, or some planes to evacuate their citizens from new caledonia. indigenous count attractive as say they're determined to force the withdrawal of an electoral reform bill and have refused to abandon the roadblocks that have large, they shut down the pacific archipelago for a week. a 1000 police officers and elite forces have been deployed to restore order in the french pacific territory. of these 6 people have been killed and hundreds arrested. one person has died and several others have been injured when a single port airlines flight hit severe turbulence. so that flights which was traveling from london to singapore on monday, where it's been diverted to bangkok, emergency services on paramedics. we're waiting on the lot on the ground to attend to the passengers. more news in about 25 minutes time right here. and als is 0 up next. it's witness. bye bye for now. the of the is agent of service. i mean yes. the, the the, the, the the yeah, yeah, the the push is a kind of on, sorry, you me

your fta with new zealand has become a standard for digital trade agreements. any talk about the future of digital trade? >> what to talk about a new economic architecture that is being envisioned. you have the cbt pp. china is knocking on the door. you have the rcp, initiated to bring together our main partners in asia. we have china, japan, korea, australia, and new zealand. we have the digital economy partnership agreement initiated by singapore and chile. south korea is on the verge of being admitted. china is knocking on the door and so are canada and costa rica. there is a danger that the u.s. is absent from all the economic architectures in our part of the world. you look 30 years down the road. relations with asia and the indo pacific, which is why singapore is so deeply invested in high-tech. we see huge benefits for us economically. we already have bilateral free trade agreements in almost everything, but because we the that the u.s. cannot afford it economically -- cannot afford to be absent economically from our part of the world, the digital agreeme

the deficit in new zealand is expected to come in at 5.7 billion dollars.f tax cuts that could be inflationary. that could have implications for rates in new zealand, and the kiwi dollar. the aussie dollar at $.66. it had a good day yesterday after cpi's figures beat, putting tightening back of table for the rba. we will have to wait and see what happens in the next meeting in mid june. that it for "daybreak: asia." market coverage continues as we look ahead to the start of the date for hong kong, shanghai and shenzhen. "the china show" is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management.

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the investigation is still ongoing. the confiscated australian rosellas and new zealand kakariki willter they will have to try on another exotic status - material evidence. diana kavando, nadezhda zypkina, erika avagyan, vyacheslav ponomarenko and anton lukyanov, ntv. that's all for today, more news on our website in the chpntv telegram channel. let me remind you that feedback also works there if you become witnessing something unusual if you saw that someone's rights. thank you for your attention, all the best, see you on ntv. today in our program: complete carte blanche. london officially allowed kiev to fire british missiles at russian territories. where will ukraine aim now? it is their decision how to use the weapon. combat readiness. the russian ministry of defense announced an exercise using tactical nuclear weapons. what signal is the kremlin sending to the west? and love until the grave. in tver, a man killed his wife out of jealousy in the middle of belodnya. why victims of domestic violence do not want to contact the police. watch it now.

from the north of new zealand i made it to the south, from keiprieng to dlaw.015, he lived in los angeles, where he worked as a lawyer's assistant, and two years ago he decided to give up all his material possessions, sold his car, closed his credit accounts and left only things that can fit in a 50 kg backpack. but at the time of a striking change in his life. war broke out in his country. it was very difficult for me mentally, i did not understand how i could travel the world, post positive content and there to smile at a time when people are dying in ukraine, but my brother, he is a soldier of the krakin unit and he told me that sashko, everyone is in their place and think about how you can combine your travels with the help of ukraine. on his first journey on foot from mexico to canada, sashko collected $7,000 in donations. and this is the first fire. this is how we will live for the next few months, i just feel so full now that i'm ready for it, it's a really cool time, and adventure is really air for me, i consider it the best reward for me freedom, so ha

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on tuesday, the governments of new zealand and australia were given permission to land military, a craft in new caledonia to evacuate some of the citizens. the 1st have arrived back home, angry with the strong government 3 homes. and as much as that, i felt that they should have some wound us prior to going move flights, upland in the coming days, contingent on the fluid security situation. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand as i see it all has been held in such a large area for at least 40 people killed by guns, a drug and attack in the plateau. states of demand invaded the rock mining, could be the sea on monday, shooting a local villages and torching houses. the region has been hit with violent save a controller. the soul says that into communal strife. last december, at least 200 people were killed during a similar right on. basically christian village is extreme temperatures of mexico have be linked to the sup dozens of how the bookcases look for beautiful st. many are already dead when they full ops, the trees or so week. they don't survive the full temperatures in the s

orca abuse, a man who jumped from a boat and onto a killer whale and its calf off the coast of new zealand a $600 fine, conservation officials calling the move shocking and also calling it stupid. >> the biden administration is releasing 1 million barrels of gasoline to try to lower prices at the pump this summer. the gas is being released from the northeast reserve in new jersey and maine, which was set up after superstorm sandy back in 2012. experts say the move will have little impact on national gas prices. the 1 million barrels only amounts to about three hours of total u.s. gas consumption. >> all right, let's talk about your sleep. more americans are using those noise apps to try and improve their sleep. and now researchers are weighing in on what kind of noise is actually best. you've heard of white noise, a sound that can drown out background noise and increase the quality of your sleep. but white noise now has some colorful competition. meet pink noise. it turns out. noise, much like light, can be described by different colors on lower wavelengths of light, we have more red frequ

a new zealander was recently slapped with a fine and put on blast on social media after the country'sation saw him doing this in a video. yes, that is him trying to body slam in orca . that video is part of what happened when you jumped off the boat and almost on top of the whale new zealand wildlife officials called it stupid, irresponsible, and a shocking disregard for the orca's welfare obviously this video got a lot of attention , a lot of people were very upset on social media about it. in the thing is, the punishment for this was a $600 fine . some people in social media were timing in saying this is worth way more than a $600 fine but i would argue that the potential physical repercussions of doing something like this are far worse. then a six and a dollar fine. >> they are predators you might want to add a zero to that fine. just saying. >> public service announcement before he goes on tv in front of the whole country and says how stupid that was and how much he regrets it. >> yeah, we had a story on the show a couple of weeks ago a people pulling bear cubs out of a tree to ta

we will also be speaking to the defense minister of new zealand. this is one country that wants to join-- what's the state of play, what is happening to that bid and will new zealand perhaps raises defense budget to 2%, that is pretty much required by nato. of course, we will also be speaking with a lithuanian prime minister to take stock of what is happening ukraine. she has said that we have not seen the worst. lots coming right up. >> that was our bloomberg markets: asia anchor and chief south asia international correspondent for southeast asia haslinda amin live in singapore. some of the other geopolitical stories we are tracking today, and that is bloomberg being told that u.s. officials are slowing the issuance of licenses to chip makers to the middle east for this comes as officials conduct a national security review of a.i. development of the region. sources say that they are focused on high volume sales and it is not know how long the review could take. president biden allow ukraine to launch u.s. provided weapons against military targets

were on board, the andrianna only 104 were rescued. turning to other world news now, australia and new zealand have sent plains to evacuate their citizens from new caledonia. indigenous cannot activists say they are determined as to force the withdrawal of intellectual reform bill. and they have refused to abandon the roadblocks that have largely shut down the specific archipelago for a week. at least 6 people have been killed and hundreds more have been arrested last month unless probably won't give up until they withdraw the reform that are about to vote. so no, we won't give up even if we have to die for it. we'll stay here on the road blockers. good to go there, but we're waiting for the bolting reform to be withdrawn, because it means be illumination of the conduct the people we're already in the minority. if they get this referred to congress, we're screwed. that's what they don't understand with their we're already a minority at home. you know, a wayne hey has been monitoring the situation in new caledonia and he sent this update from. lucio is an interesting situation. i think it reall

on tuesday, the governments of new zealand and australia were given permission to land military, a craft in new caledonia to evacuate some of the citizens. the 1st have arrived back home, angry with the strong government 3 homes. and as much as that, i felt that they should have warned us prior to going move flights, upland in the coming days, contingent on the fluid security situation. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand. the criminal trial of former us present donald trump is entering its bundled face on tuesday, the defense team rested its case without calling trump to testify that trump is charged with 30 full kinds of falsifying business records to hide hush money. payments to an adult film actress kristen sleepy has moved from new york for the defense rest of its case and the 1st ever criminal trial of a former us president after calling 2 witnesses. and donald trump wasn't one of them. instead, they honed in on robert costello a lawyer who disputed claims that donald trump knew all about efforts to silence an adult film star and paid his former fixer michael cohen to do

chelyabinsk, sverdlovsk, volgograd and rostov regions of russia, as well as in kazakhstan, europe, new zealand, canada, and the usa. to minsk cemeteries to radunitsa additional buses have been launched. routes organized from today until may 14 inclusive. also on tuesday , you can enter the cemetery parking lot for free. driving directions for vehicles and information about bus operation are available on the website. chizhovskoye, mikhanovich and lesnoye. there you will be able to purchase flowers, lamps, decorative crushed stone and other types of ritual products. specialists will also be on site to advise on the installation and repair of grave structures. at the start of the holiday season... during the making of bonfires on garden plots and walks through forests. this is especially true on big weekends; this is closely monitored by emergency situations ministry employees. the task is to prevent spontaneous fires from injuring citizens. since the beginning of the year , more than 400 fires in ecosystems have been recorded in the minsk region alone. their main reason is human carelessness. if

protest against the constitutional amendments by pro independence groups. wayne, hey, reports from new zealand. the fires continued to boone across the new caledonian capital new, ma'am. the us and a text came and made pro, chased by a pro independence group, fighting against a move it believes is designed to marginalize its voice. clearly, things often keep one more account. can we hope that the state listens to us, that they realize that we do not agree with this? we do not agree with that. little on tuesday, the french parliament to ignore those calls, adopting a constitutional reform bill that would allow french residents who have lived in new caledonia for 10 years to vote and provincial elections. it still needs to be ratified in congress, but the indigenous cannot believe the change will dilute the vote. and the push for independence. the government says it wants to solve the crisis through face to face . torques is obviously, i'm inviting. you call it don't use a political lead, is to take front is out stretch time and come to paris, the discussions in the coming weeks. the important t

on tuesday, the governments of new zealand and australia were given permission to land military, a craft in new caledonia to evacuate some of the citizens. the 1st have arrived back home, angry with the strong government to be homes. and as much as that, i felt that they should have warned us prior to going move flights, upland in the coming days, contingent on the fluid security situation. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand a single pull outlined slide hit turbulence, size of a that one button died and dozens will injured. 10 thousands besides, the plane dropped around 6000 feet within the space of a few minutes before regaining altitude. passengers who was wearing seat belts with catapulted into the ceiling and objects with right across the cabin. it happened that the seat belt signs uh were not on the because i didn't hear any kind of tone . uh like that, that usually goes on that face in the intercom when to see about sign goes on as well as no announcement from the pilot necessarily. i think the pilot was meeting just trying to deal with the, with the situation before he

on tuesday, the governments of new zealand and australia were given permission to land military, a craft in new caledonia to evacuate some of the citizens. the 1st have arrived back home, angry with the strong government 3 homes. and as much as that, i felt that they should have warned us prior to going move flights, upland in the coming days, contingent on the fluid security situation. wayne, hey, al jazeera towed on a new zealand is going to be a present. gustavo petra whole travel to a southern regional friday in response to the deteriorating and security situation . i spent a group of the full but fuck rebels has launched a full front offensive against state. full says, i started up. yeah. to accept this report from like a tom the series of explosions of rock columbia. it's color towel county region over the past several days. this is what's left of a police station in the town of morales, after a blast, killed several officers and injured and the 6 others authorities believe the far gmc, a rebel group is to blame for the violence. the groups western faction walked away from the stoc

the move could hinder their representation, or corresponding wayne, hey, joins us from wrong to new zealand waiting. we'll talk about really the, the fundamentals substance of this and the constitutional amendment in just a moment. bring us up to speed on what's been happening on the ground. and these, uh, what i'm seeing are being described as rights. yes. well, not full. now, in a new caledonia in the capital and new me uh, tuesday evening, local time, those restrictions that you mentioned are in place now. the few in particular will run through until early wednesday morning. local time, old site before that if you came into place, there was a ban on public gatherings put in place on so i don't think anyone would be surprised if those restrictions are extended beyond the wednesday morning if you ending limitation that they have put on that given the scenes that we've seen playing out in the capital, new media and some of the surrounding areas as well. uh, widespread violence and some of those areas between these pro, independent supported as and the security for us. as many people arreste

for now, new zealand is calm, but let me show you the forecast on wednesday. we're in the stick of some pretty heavy pulses of rain, especially for the north island tier and the east cape. so there are rain fall alerts in play. all righty. ahead of this system moving in on wednesday, back to the here. now on tuesday there's been flooding of long that western slice of smarter island just the other day. but dang saw half a month's worth of rain and 24 hours. so that much rain, that fast has triggered that flooding still storms across indo china. we've got flood alerts just to the west, stuffed about on in and out island in the philippines. and with that rain that's moved away from southern trying to look at somebody's temperature is boiling 32, but also in the north. jung joe at $34.00 and after seeing some pretty heavy pockets of rain for japan, things are drawing off that system now off to the northwest specifics, and for now it's hot in beijing, the cooler air will come down from mongolia, so you're temperatures going down on wednesday, okay, i'll see you soo