. >> it's the progress of second tier rugby nations, such as second tier major success of the tournament which has been watched by over 2.4 million paying spectators as well as several billion on television over the six weeks. the cream has risen to the top. new zealand is the favorite to lift the world cup three times, physical and mental pressure of beating their closest enemy. lee wellings, al jazeera. >> now asteroid coming close to the moon, that is actually close by cosmic standards. astronomers will know what minerals it will have. it will shoot past earth at 1700 gmt on halloween. plenty more news at aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight labor pains. the truth about immigrant workers american jobs and the so-called skills gap in the tech industry. plus border backlog. immigrants who want to become americans left in limbo. america's immigration debate came back with a vengeance at the week's republican presidential debate in boulder. have a listen. >> peoe

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. >> reporter: it's the progress of second-tier rugby nation such as japan's increddilt victover thatn the major success of this turnament watched by spectators and several billion on television over the six weeks. the cream has risen to the top. new zealand are favorites to become the first team to lift the world cup three times. to do it, they need to cope with the physical and mental pressure of beating their closest en knee rug background's biggest game lee we willings, al jazeera, london. >> finally, a toddler dressed like the pope won top prize at president barack obama's white house halloween party. the boy was among hundreds of local kids and children from military families who came trick or treating at the whitehouse on friday. the south lawn was turned into an enchanted forest for the annual event. the arctic circle. an environment that is at the same time hostile and fragile. warming temperatures are warming ice at historic rates... adding to its distress, man's unquenchable desire for fossil fuel. the quest to retrieve arctic oil is underway, but how prepared is the world

. >> it's the progress of rugby nations such as 2019 hosts japan's incredibl incredible victory over south africa. the cream has risen to the top. new zealand are the favorites to become the first team to lift the world cup three times. but to do it they need to cope with the physical and mental pressure of beating their closest enemy in rugby's biggest game. lee wellings, al jazeera, london. >> well, we are just moments from ful full time in the bronze medal match. they lead argentina, 24-6. the match still carried plenty of significance with both teams. they scored the only two tries of this game so far and just seconds remaining there. >> on to tennis now, they have set up a semifinal showdown. beating world number four in three sets on friday. the hard fought win means the spaniard went through her round robin matches unbeaten. despite going dow down. >> well, some of the best male players are in action at the swiss indoors. the move through the semifinals with the three-set win over nadal has booked his place after coming through. >>> well, as well as the rugby, the biggest game

. >> it's the progress of second-tier rugby nations such as 2019 host japan, the incredible victory that has been the major success of the tournament. it's watched by 2.4 million and several billion on television over the six weeks. the cream has risen to the top. new zealand are favourites to win the first team. to do it, they need to cope with the physical and mental pressure of beating their closest enemy in rugby's biggest game >>> ahead of the game the coaching staff accidentally released the squad. the head coach, michael cheika was seen holding pieces of paper with typed notes. they were magnified and published by the press. i can't confirm or deny that by the boots are the one in question. they certainly looked like them. as well as revealing the plans that wallabies had, there was brilliant tactical innovations including catch everything and chase everything >>> you, the new york mets put themselves in contention for the baseball world series, beating the kansas city royals in game 3, as elise holman now reports. >> reporter: back at home after two difficult losses on the road,

. >> it's the progress of second tier rugby nations such as 2019 host japan's incredible victory over south africa that's the major success of the tournament wauchled by over 2.4 million paying spectators as well as several billions on television over the six weeks. the cream has risen to the top. new zealand is the favorite to be the first time to lift the world cup three times, but to do it they need to cope with the physical and mental pressure of beating their closest enemy in rugby's biggest gachl. >> south africa and argentina have a priedz to play for. they contest the bronze medal match in an hour's time at london's olympic park stadium. >>> we have set up semifinal showdown with poland's competitor. she won in three sets on friday. the hard-fought win means the spaniard, who is playing in thement went tloo you her round robin matches unbeaten. she sneaks into the sem finals as well thanks to her czech teammate. she will place maria sharapova. >>> also on saturday the biggest game in african club football will take place. they will host the democratic republic of congo in the

rugby. there's a bitter rivalry between these two nations that australia will be chaff.rld cup success but also doing it at the expense of the english. alex thomas, cnn, london. >>> and while australian fans are jumping for joy, it's a different time for the english fans. >> how was it losing against australia. >> oh yeah. yeah. >> reporter: why is that in. >> the aussies are the aussies. i think we've lost that much money, the government should give tight the swimmers. >> already? >> got to go. >> that was quick. >> really? >> you say before the game? >> richest rugby nation in the world, performance like that, got to go. >> absolutely never in the game full stop, couldn't play, couldn't pass. their defense was absolutely fantastic and we didn't look out for it. simple as that. >> australia will take on wales in the next round. sunday's matches include argentina against tongue ga. >>> a family in the michigan has made a discovery by accident. he discovered the remains of a massive wooley mammoth. saying the partial set of bones is probably between 10 to 15,000 years old

they found a team that was beginning to play decent rugby during the six nations, then changed it in the rugby world cup. i just think, frankly, we weren't good enough and the shame of it is, you know, it's a home world cup. you're playing at home, you've got a week between each game, you're never going to have a better chance than this, but i'm afraid we were found wanting, and even if england have got through last night, i think they were way short of being capable of winning the world cup. >> well, you were talking there, we are showing pictures of the fans going to the games. it's been a fantastic tournament so far, calling it the biggest tournament that the world has seen since the olympics in 2012, a massive hit with the fans and great atmosphere at the matches. is it going to change? >> it's going to change a little bit. every world cup requires the world nation to go a long way into the tournament. it's never happened before. just a make matters worse that the host nation in this case, england haven't even managed to get through to the knockout stages, so it will take a hit. a

. >>> the success of japan's national team in the current rugby world cup provided a boost to the sports popularity here, and the country's gearing up to host the next tournament. international and japanese rugby officials up vailed the logo for the 2019 world cup at the news conference. it includes almosts that many people have associated with japan. >> theistinctively japanese rising sun with an iconic symbol from japan, mt. fuji, and emphasis on unity, this shows regularby and japan and world brought together. >> the chairman of japan's rugby association said he was pleased that a 2019 tournament will be held in asia. >> translator: as the ho nation, we'd like to organize the event with confidence and pride. >> the games start september 20th in tokyo, and a final match will be played on november 2nd. >>> and that's it for this hour of "newsline," on behalf of our team, thank you for staying with us.a a a oyj4j8j8j8jç9ç9 frenchs 1:00 p.m. in the capital. these are our top stories. internationalin talks over syria for the first time. this is washington is ready to engage its -- europe's

. >> the top sport this monday ire land beat france at the rugby cup but the intaer national career ofir captain appears to be over. more on that in the program. ♪ we begin this news hour in occupied jurisdiction lumbar where a man was shot down by lion's great in the old city and tried to stab one of their officers and he is the 25th palestinian to be killed by israeli forces since the beginning of this month. meanwhile in gaza a rally has been held in solidarity with other palestinians across the west bank at occupied east jerusalem and follows on from weeks of protests sparked by tension over jerusalem's mosque compound and we are in bethlehem in the west bank and mike is in jerusalem and what more do we know about the incident where a palestinian man was shot and killed? >> reporter: well, adrian as yet there has been no independent eyewitness verification of exactly what happened in the sequence of events and we have the statement from police that the man attacked four israeli border police at the gate of the entrance to the old city, they then fired on him, killing him. however,

england's rugby team became the first host nation in the world cup history not to progress beyond thernament's group stages after being knocked out by australia. england's captain has apologized to the fans for the team's poor performance. neither he nor the team's management have stepped down following the defeat. the quarterfinal matches take place in two weeks' time. >> a lot of red eyes. >>> coca-cola, visa, budweiser and mcdonald's are among the brands calling for feef's president blatter to resign. they said they would allow credible and sustainable reform process to begin. however, other sponsors declined to join the call for the fifa president's exit. >>> we're going to talk politics and moving to the middle ground. u.k. conservative party poaches a formal rival min bester to head up a new independent commission. we'll bring you the latest on the torey conference coming your way after this break. >>> welcome back. there's some competition for who will replace john boehner as u.s. house speaker. jason chaffetz who chairs the house oversight committee said he's running ford posi

rugby. we don't have a european nation in it. is this a bad omen?u look at growth for earnings in europe, we have not been doing it so badly. at the same time, it seems like we are always a step behind the u.s. and i am talking about interest rates and banking. larry: my own teams are out. i would say it's only fair. emerging markets have been badly beaten. it's only time when it came to their comeuppance over sports. it's a reverse correlation. tom: one of the great things we saw late in the week last week was the idea of commodity deflation pricing of the cycle and that real inflation would be upon us. do you have a date where we could actually see inflation? is it december? is it june? larry: we did a thought experiment. core prices continued to rise at the same rate over the next three or four months. guess what? inflation begins to move up noticeably. that's a big pace effect. oil isis tumbled this time a year ago. oil prices -- tumbled this time a year ago. we are going to see inflation rates above central-bank targets. tom: this is a huge the

people now saying this all black side, the greatest rugby team in history, the first team to retain the world cup. new zealand become the first nationo win the world cup three times. special players throughout the team and indeed, every player that came on as a replacement has managed to play for such a high standard, but its legends of the game like dan carter who will now walk away from international rugby having been man of the match in the final, having put in an absolutely superb performance. richie mccall, the captain, described by his coach, steve hanson during the week as the greatest player to play for new zealand. what an acco laid that was. it wasn't all comfortable. there was that point in the match where new zee rand was winning 21-17. au australia threatened to come back, find a way to whin it matters. this special new zealand team just about had enough in the end. >> much more on our website for you anytime. aljazeera.com. states. >> is this pretty full for you guys? >> no, no this is just average, i guess you could say. >> okay. >> that's the population of los angeles and new york combined, booked into thousands of l

picking himself up, surprised and not hurt and suddenly popular in japan after the national team had big wins at the rugbyengland. robin is here now with more of the day's sports news. >> funny pictures they are, thank you and futbol for members who pledged their support for suspended michelle and bid for the fifa presidency after a crisis meeting at the organization's headquarters in switzerland and being investigated over a $2 million payment made to him by fifa president blatter nine years early and got the backing of absence of any written contract for the payment resulted in thursday's high-level meeting and said he should have the chance to clear his name. >> we support that he has a right to a due process and a fair trial and to the opportunity to clear his name. we strongly call on all instances involved in the current process and fifa and sport to work very rapidly to ensure that there is a final decision on the merits of the case by at the latest mid november 2015. so one month from now. >> so the big question where exactly does this leave him, our sports correspondent lee weldings explains. >>

sports news and we'll hear from new zealand ahead of a rugby world cup semifinal against south africa. >>> it's 70 years since the united nations charter came in effect. the secretary-general said although the body has helped for a better world it faced challenges. the woman in charge of their history took al jazeera behind the scenes. >> i'm chief of u.n. archives. we are responsible for the archives of the secretary, and also responsible for records and archives of operations that are created vault of the security council resolution. >> we fulfil a number of organizational objectives, and some are requirements from member states for accountability. our whole thinking about preservation. and what archives look like is rapidly changing. it's quite frightening when you open a box, and you find - do you remember the big floppy 12 inch disc, and then the little hard disk, and you hunt around in the organization and no one has a vhs organization. -- player amor. one of the needy - the most stable, and i can't believe i'm going to tell you this, because it's almost embarrassing is microfilm, and one of the great things about microfi

nation is still working. >>> coming up, sports including argentina out run ireland at the rugby world cup. action and reaction from that quarter final. >>> here's andy with sports now. >> thank you so much. scotland have suffered rugby world cup heartbreak beaten by a single point in their quarter final against australia. 35-34 the final score in an enthralling encounter. australia will now play argentina. the wallabies dominated first. scotland fought back with this effort from peter horn and at halftime, the scotts led by a point. it was a similar story after the break but australia were edging ahead. they are now eight points clear. in the seven minutes to go, an interception drive looked to have stole the game for the scotts. they were controversially denied the win when australia were awarded the last-minute penalty. breaking scottish hearts to steal the win. >> very upset in the dressing room as you can imagine. they're one cubing away from being in the semifinals of the world cup and arguably, we should have been. >> earlier an jury hit ireland who were quickly in trouble against ar

rugby world cup final. new zealand are taking on australia. with a sell out cloud of 85. both nations have won two world cups, but the all black bidding is the first country to retain their title >>> if we cross to lee wellings live to us. fittingly playing in the vinyl. some say the all back team could be the best side. apart from thrashing of france. is it fair to say they've got been at their brilliant best in. >> i think it's very fair to say this is - this is the best team in rugby history, main of the teams played. legends of the game. whether it's ritchie mccaw. whether it's new zealand, dan carter, who is magnificent. whose been in good form. they are going to be the top try scorer. from 1 to 15. just the talented that is there is incredible. i thought the performance against france is the greatest. what a change south africa poses and justice shows they could win ugly, that was a great victory. the problem they have got is they'd rather play anyone other than australia. the potential is there. >> they have a good record. probably the only team in rugby that is intimidated by

nation being here in england. but that hasn't turned out i think. is some great rugby to be played. for those listening on bloomberg radio, "the first word" is up next. on "surveillance," china. and the ferrari ipo -- they will start trading on tuesday and wednesday and tom will talk about the dow jones. manus: you have some great guests. larry hathaway. alberto gallo. that will be a great "surveillance." francine: in the meantime, you can follow us on twitter. we will see you in a couple minutes. ♪ >> the slump in oil prices bites into the budget. china's gdp grows by that of an -- better than expected. good morning. this is "surveillance." . join me from new york is tom keene.

rugby holding final training sessions and will face off with the rugby world cup and this is the only change for the match and both nationso world cups previously but this is the first time they met in the final itself and coach miker checker has conspiracy claims he has been deliberately refusing to call them all blacks in the bid to make them seen less intimidating. >> and we bit off the fashion australia is australia and new zealand is new zealand and it's a fight against nations and can i say all that now for you? yeah, right, i can. hang on, ohhh, hold the guys. >> reporter: i'm intimated and will call them black and in change and new zealand for the first team to successfully defend the trophy and expected to announce retirement after this match though he insists he has not made any decision on his future just yet. >> i really want to play this weekend and want to play this tournament and now this weekend the best i can and still do the same things you do if you play for years and don't think this is the last time and last time and has not entered my mind at all this week and that i'm going to have to have a good re

rugby has shown that southern hemisphere. that said, let's not think it's been a disaster for the northern hemisphere nations. they have to rip evering up and start again before the next world cup in japan. scotland should have beaten australia a week ago. they were the better team on the day. who saw it coming. it's not a disaster. we should see scotland playing argentina. >> lee wellings said twickenham. >> the kansas city royals play the new york mets. the royals closing out the american league championships. game 6 could have gone either way. jose bautista hitting a two and homer to level the score 3-3 at the top of the eighth inning. they had to sit through a 45 minute break. the momentum switched to the royals. they were the r.b.i. to put kansas in front 4-3. that was how it finished. the royals in the world series for a second straight year. they have not won the title though since 1985. >> everybody was fired up, you know, our club does not mine being tied late. they know the ball pen is strong and will hold the fort until we can score a run. that's baseball. we put up the best fight. we have a great

nation is the tech company's target market. >>> andy is here now with the sport. >> thank you. scotland suffered rugby world cup heart break, beaten by a point in the quarter point in the final against australia 35-34 in an enthralling encounter. australia play argentina in the last four after the south americans went through with a win over ireland. we have this report. >> reporter: emotions were running high at london's twickenham stadium, with scotland taking on australia in the last world cup quarterfinal. the scott's were the northern hemisphere last surviving team. the wallabies dominated, a fly from ashley cooper. there was an effort from peter horne, and the scots led by a point at half-time. it was a similar story after the break, but australia was edging ahead. this try putting them eight points clear. with seven minutes to go, an interception try looked to have stolen the game for the scots. they were denied the win when australia was awarded a penalty. >> firstly, i'm thrilled that we won the game. given it's an opportunity to play in a semifinal. i thought scotland played well. they reall

and all english final would be pretty cool especially with the host nation being here in england but that hasn't panned out i think. rugbyreat to be played over the coming weeks. guy: that hasn't panned out. no kidding. companies working on infrastructure projects have been waiting six months or more for payment as the government seeks to preserve cash. let's bring in matthew martin who is in dubai. the saudires is government taking in response to the oil slump. is this a material departure from tactics previously employed? >> what we are seeing is that the government is coming in from a position of strength. highhave low debt and savings levels with a realization that the oil price hang around this level for a long time and they are starting to recognize that now is the time to start moderating spending. now we will see payments to government detractors being delayed. -- we starting to see have already reported on measures being taken around not rewarding new contracts. we have seen measures around limiting spending on government services as well. we're starting to see some very significant measures being taken to limit

rugby win. bangladesh is officially off the team. they said in a statement that an independent security assessment found a risk of terrorism in bangladesh targeting australian nationals. bangladesh promised extra security for the squad. despite the set back, this game in bangladesh is joining an unprecedented year of success. >>reporter: in the alleys here, you can see children playing street cricket. such scenes, once common, are now rare in bangladesh. the children are benefitting from a cash influx into cricket that their parent's generation could hardly dream of. new money means they can play on a decent pitch. >> we didn't have facilities growing up. no proper field. we were desperate to even find a ball. >>reporter: a few hundred meters away, a new stadium is being built. >> since bangladesh became a test playing nation, there's been an enormous amount of money being poured into cricket from less than a million dollars in two and about $15 million this year. that's around twice the money going into all other sports in the country combined. the biggest victim of this almost single-minded focus on cricket is futbol. once the country's most popular sport. >> the f

national people, a psych red site. when tourists climb it, they are insulted, so why are people still strengthing up? >> we can live to argentina playing a rugby world cup semifinal for the first time against australia. june it's not long before the rugby starts. >> just a few minutes away, argentina aiming for a final appearance. semifinal opponents australia just through their game against scotland, a controversial last minute pass giving them victory by a point. argentina looks good in their quarter final, beating ireland 43-20. that semi coming up now in just a few minutes in london. >> i know what they can do and we will try to put down in a bad place and try to win the battle in every break down and every tackle. >> no one really saw that coming last week. they are a great team. they put a great performance in, we're going to be -- we're not under any illusions that things are going to be easy. it's all about us going out there and doing a job and nullifying those areas. >> lee wellings is at the game. you probably expect australia to have made it this far, but is argentina good enough to reach their first final? >> they certainly deserv

national day of mourning. a final pitch. elections will not bring an end to months of conflict >>> and a war in detroit has been turned into a symbol of unity >>> new zealand win the rugby world cup, beating australia in the final. we'll be live from twickenham for all the reaction in sport. >>> we begin in egypt where a russian airliner crashed killing everywhere on board. it carried 224 passengers and crews, including 17 children. there's no word on what caused the crash. countries are expressing condolences. russian president vladimir putin declared a day of mourning. here is what we know - the plane took off saturday morning from the egyptian resort sharm el sheikh. the jet, belonging to metro jets, was on its way to st. petersburg. it vanished from radar 20 minutes after taking off. wreckage has been found south of a coastal city. peter sharp begins our coverage. desparate relatives arrived at the airport hoping for good news much reports of survivors were discounted. >> translation: they told us the landing will be at 11:40. my child called me, he was on holiday, my son, his wife and daughter. their daughter is 10 months old. >> i'm waiting for the person i love.

national pride. so the fact that both have been marching lower is not really welcome for such international travellers and those that have come over this way in particular to watch the rugby world cup are seeing prices much, much higher than traditionally. >> true. >> just a brief burden on the currency. >> these days it's noting hill. >> they are doing well then aren't they? but new zealand has been under a lot of pressure. that was one factor benefitting. but last month or so it's been a really stellar out performance. rates held relatively higher. but a carry trade on an interest rate, 2.75% is still incredibly low. >> and there in lies the point. >> earlier in the show we spoke with the prime minister of new zealand. we started off by asking him about his stocks on the transpacific partnership. >> new zealand negotiated with china and we thought they were $115 million reduction and a billion dollars of tpp. 259,000,003 billion. so it's about 2.5 times the size. we didn't get as much as we wanted but we didn't have to give away as much on property and still the largest beneficiary of tariff production. still a very important deal. >> when push came to shove did japanes

rugby style football into american football. he explicitly links football with business principles. this is a portrait of walter camp towards the end of his life, and it is currently hanging in the national gallery in washington, d.c. walter camp, from the very beginning of his career, explicitly links football with business principles. by the way, football was the first major american spectator sport in which the clock played a major role. in any case, he links football with business principles, and the battlefield. that is, organized violence, focused on the capture of territory, with bureaucratic efficiency of training and practice. and he said this. "american business puts down american college football, the epitimization of present-day business methods." he defended the game, and made its controversial style of play into a virtue, for turning boys into men. walter camp was the game's national spokesman for decades. he articulated the ideals of student athletes, and of football, in speeches published essays, and in over 30 books. he wrote and published a classic on the ideals of the student-athlete, which even if you are a student athlete and you have never heard of walter camp, that

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national team jerseys. beyond jerseys, the other thing that sold out, official japanese match balls. one thing that is still selling is just your standard rugbydy to try out a sport they were inspired to try out by watching the team on tv. retail success just another indication of rugby's growing popularity. watch for players in the university lead. >> after woke up even, it's all over the news now. even people who don't play rugby know all about. it. >> reporter: weather the upstarts make it to the tournament -- whether the upstarts make it to the tournament's quarterfinals remains to be seen. the team hopes to match its success this year in the 2019 world cup set to be held of all places in japan. matt rivers, cnn, tokyo. >>> and in the world of baseball, fans in the u.s. are on edge after the first game of the national league division series. the st. louis cardinals, they are leading the chicago cubs 1-0. and the new york mets are up over the los angeles dodgers. the winner from each series will then play each other for a chance to go to the world series. when it comes to chicago, this is all very personal. the city celebrated big time on

nation's capital drawing attention to a cause close to his heart. it's an olympic style international tournament where wounded service men and women and veterans participate in a variety of sporting events like wheelchair rugbyan. he came up with the idea after attending the u.s. warrior games in colorado in 2013. >> the rehabilitation is outstanding. and the war games was a thing that really hit home to me. ♪ >> reporter: london played host to the first invictus games last november. over 1,400 athletes attended. >> this is a stepping stone to relief sports but for others an end of a chapter in their recovery and beginning after new one. >> reporter: inventriclekim fisher led the bid to bring the games to the u.s. he says he expects next year's event in orlando to be larger with 500 athletes from 15 countries participating. >> our mission is here. not only to shine the light on the invisible wounds of war, but also to celebrate their recovery and the family's role in that recovery. >> reporter: later today, prince harry will make his way into washington, d.c. he'll meet with inventricle ictus game planners and off to the white house with a meeting with president obama. his second time in the oval office. he

national series. >> the california target store blasted audio from an x-rated movie. >> what is going on at target? >> boris johnson, the london mayor, bowls over a ten-year-old during a game of rugby. >> nobody covers ben watson. >> first back to hogan, how about this from stanford. >> did he catch that? utterly incredible. >> all of that matters. >> have you ever been in handcuffs? >> yes. i don't know exactly what you mean by that. >> all right. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the democratic debate was two hours. it was too long. everybody was bored at the end. >> lincoln chafee is threatening to pull out of the democratic debate if there are going to be questions. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning" as you wake up in the west. some of the busiest highways in southern california are closed after a powerful storm triggered dangerous flooding. fast moving mudslides covered interstate 5, stranding cars and trapping drivers. no one was reported hurt. >> carter evans is in los angeles following the unfolding story. carter, tough morning there. >> reporter: good morning. yes, it is going to be a rough commut