if you're a foreigner holidaying in queenstown and you have an accident, it's more than likely you'llere, at the local hospital or there are any number of doctors, physiotherapists and other health professionals about town. but no matter who you see, or what treatment you receive, it'll be paid for by the new zealand taxpayer. that's because under the country's unique accident compensation scheme, anyone who's injured in new zealand be it resident or visitor is covered. the trade-off is that you can't sue for damages. professor susan watson says the system, when introduced in 1974 was revolutionary, taking the lawyers and the lottery out of accident compensation. professor susan watson: "if you got hit by a rich person you might get a million dollars compensation, if you got knocked down by a car driven by someone with no assets then you wouldn't get any compensation at all. so there was sort of a desire to have a system which new zealanders perceived to be fairer where everyone would get compensation regardless of fault and regardless of who caused the injury". ♪ schwartz: the univer

few days in the most divine to queenstown to death in broad day. there were reports a man who look like he was from the caucasus was to blame. there were rumors he was hiding at the markets the police was slow to stop the riots is. boston extinct and rested it on two thousand migrants to prevent the divine and steal our consent. irina says that's always the way . the she says the government in coming to migrants. he recently came up with integration policy in black and white it said russia needs to make the migrants. in this country the birthrate is catastrophic you know she sends me plenty of manpower in the future that's it. the listing is i'm surprise that rush has gone so long without a clear immigration policy immigrants from the former soviet republics in central asia can come to russia without a visa and stay for three months. but many stayed longer and was keenly getting at ten hundred sq four because their employer grinds you authorities. mikey but does it use to having them rights. authorities say there are more than three in the hoff mil

. >> we usually go to the shopping, the outlets in queenstown and hagerstown. >> my favorite stores,at. >> reporter: there are a few things they would change. >> they need more restaurants on this end. >> reporter: what store is missing that you would like to see? >> nordstrom, lord & taylor. >> all in all, they got two thumbs up when they weren't reaching for their wallets. >> i already spent too much money, over $100 on my great grandson. >> reporter: they were impressed with the way it's set up and they would come back here again and again. it's what the county wants to hear. they are hoping to make more than $6 million a year in taxes from tanger outlets. judging by today, they are well on their way. in oxon hill, i'm tracee wilkin nthe streets of californd into rivers. this same storm could have a different impact when it hits our region. >> copper crooks take it too far. how hundreds of people were left without power because of one crime. >>> plus, after a slow start to the rollout of obama care, we are learning about a new announcement about the delay. >>> a live look at the k