in the second half and they scored a tie in the final seconds and retake and kick and new zeeland 24traight win in 2014. and the season continues the bottom of the atlantic division and loss on sunday is five defeats in a row and halfway in the game the players were booed and the final score 109 points to 97. nhl struggles and detroit red wings have winning ways against the worst team and 3-1 against the buffalo and gave them a much needed confidence boost and second victory in ten games and great play making 21 saves of the night and the savers and it was the bottom of the nhl. and eric had a goal and two assists for the hurricanes as they defeated the senators 4-1 and the season tally is 14. all of the day's stories including the new zeeland and how you can interact using twitter and facebook and al jazeera/sport and thank you. >> one of the most spectacular event is where the great barrier reef reproduces and some years when the temperature is just right divers can witness hundreds of thousands of pink eggs being fertilized and coral is the most diverse with 400 different varietie

and 16-year-old lydia made her debut at the lpga event in florida and one under par and 71, the new zeelanderthe lead and she is an amateur and ranked 5th in the world. and that is all your sport for now and back to you. >> reporter: thanks so much, united states which has long been the world's largest carbon e mitter is shrinking the greenhouse foot print and it has fell nearly a quarter but the decline is taking a toll on one of the country's oldest coal mining, areas and we have more from kentucky. >> in the narrow valleys of eastern kentucky king coal long ruled supreme but the industry wears a hollow crown as minds in the appalachian mountains shut down every month and coal mines are down 40% in the past two years and more losses projected as production keeps declining. third-generation miner joie has been looking for work for more than a year. >> anything we can basically do and you don't cut it for me, i can't hardly live on it. >> and the next three years, if things don't change in our area, this place will be a ghost town. >> reporter: eastern kentucky coal is the most expensive to m

military and civilian aircraft from around the world and germany and netherlands and australia and new zeelandoughout the day in the form of food and water which is much needed in so many areas still around the effected areas here in the central philippines and things to build shelters from and also medical equipment and also things like water purification systems and generators as well because there is no electricity still throughout those effected areas so it's coming into here by the plane load and from here some of it is being loaded on to trucks and will be taken over land to some of those effected areas and others will be put on to helicopters which can carry it out to some of the outlying areas and some yet of which are yet to receive aid. >> reporter: we heard that from two correspondence dbefore you and how fast it is getting out of the airport behind you? >> it's difficult to tell. the plane arrives and unloaded quickly and some sits on the tarmac for a very long time waiting for some sort of coordination to know where it's going to be sent to. and that is one complaint that has been

. >> we have south africa to new zeeland to germany coming to louisiana. >> reporter: with an expansionthis size there is caution, can the state attract enough skilled workers and how safe is the development in an already fragile echo system like the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: we have to make sure it's protected as well and not do things in a cavalier manner. >> reporter: in a state where energy is king money talks. >> major dollars and billions of dollars to develop and enhance and expand their industrial facilities. >> reporter: energy has always driven boom and bust cycles here, at issue will be the price, socially, politically and environmentally when the good times roll, robert ray, al jazeera reserve, louisiana. >> exports rose 3 1/2 percent this year compared to the same period in 2012 and amounts to $29 billion. here is what is making business news this morning twitter stole all of wall street's attention but the focus is on jobs and october employment report, the report is expected ob one of the weakest of the year. they are forecasting 125,000 nonfarm jobs were created. the