melbourne lacks the surf culture of sydney but has plenty going on. melbourne is considered the athletic capital thanks to its massive venues for cricket, rugby, and tennis. it is also something of a cultural capital. the elegant city gives off a european charm with its huge greek and italian communities, a tram systems, and it takes great pride in its lane ways, which are alleys packed full of street graffiti, and world-class restaurants, one after the other. if you are looking to eat your way through australia, this is a good place to start. the artsy, up-and-comer vibe to melbourne has had an impact on its tech scene. people here have needed to think a bit different to get attention, and it has paid off. there is an argument to be made that melbourne may be australia's most promising tech hub, at least in terms of raw creativity. ♪ ashlee: the undisputed king of melbourne's tech scene bears this thesis out. he is ruslan kogan, the founder and ceo of kogan.com, an online retailer that has changed the way australians shop. kogan: we do about three ti

a gorgeous morning in sydney.ing on from that bull run we saw on friday, i'm that elute in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney where it is a gorgeous day and you are watching a break australia. north korea -- daybreak australia. north korea has prepared to fire a second missile and the u.n. assembles tobly discuss the nuclear threat. we hear from a professor at the national graduate institute for policy studies in tokyo. thank you for joining us this morning. we are in tokyo, a couple missiles have fun over. let's start with the mood on the ground in tokyo and the confidence of the people in the missile defense system. guest: people are content, but the races crisis demonstrated that the fact that japan is repaired in terms of possessing two different missile defense and created simple defense measures. strategya nuclear involving interesting paradoxes from kim jong-un's point of view? launching a missile would mean almost certain destruction for his regime. korea's japan or south point of view, even having t

we have someone joining us in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i have already learned in sydney.i am betty lou, you are watching daybreak australia. north korea's powerful nuclear test, activated over the weekend. the pentagon says it has the necessary tools to deal with any attack. president trump tweeting pyongyang has become a threat and embarrassment to its foremost ally, china. i want to bring in tom mackenzie. what does all of this mean for beijing and president xi jinping is hosting his counterparts from russia and india were the face is a slap in for president xi. he is hosting leaders from brazil, russia, india and south africa. this is the second time he has been holding a summit when the north koreans have taken some kind of provocative act, whether a missile test or a nuclear test. we heard from the chinese, they put out a statement saying the north koreans should move away from their wrong actions, they should stick to the security council resolutions. but we also heard an advisor to the state cabinet they north korea is becoming more hostile to china. we heard from

i am haidi lun in sydney. to take bige wants positions right now.in new york, where it is 6:30 p.m. you are watching "daybreak australia." haslinda: the u.s. ambassador says north korea is begging -- the latest nuclear tests. nikki haley called for the strongest sanctions on kim jong-un's regime. the white house says president trump spoke by phone with the south korean counterpart, moon jae-in, trying to pressure the north koreans with all means at their disposal. >> the stakes could not be higher. the urgency is now. measures andalf failed talks is enough. haslinda: the chinese and mexican presidents have placed to defend multilateral free trade come up on the sidelines of the summit. and make it pena nieto told xi jinping -- themberg has been told latest round of talks is nearing conclusion without any major breakthroughs or new agreements. the person who was seen as president's policy architect says he is stepping down to prepare for the polls. they set this nation for a broader reshuffle. the successor is expected to be city mayor. they will pro

haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. a flat open in sydney.et the singapore where the milken institute summit kicks off today. hows taking a look at changes over the past 20 years could shake the region's path to 2037. amin get to work haslinda -- to haslinda amin. there is uncertainty in the next 20 years. what that means for jobs, where will the jobs being? they will talk to us about the next 20 years. there is a growing divide between technology and banking. in my conversation yesterday, they talked about how they disrupted the banking world and 30% of the jobs will be [indiscernible] do you share that view? mike: when we think of banking and financial institutions, you're talking to the consumer, the individual. one billion people on the planet will go to one of facebook's websites every day. amazon has hundreds of millions of customers. alibaba, tencent, and so on. these individuals feel closer to these companies than they do to their financial institutions. way to is well on its being may be the largest financial institution in the world

haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney.ng down to the market open in tokyo, seoul and sydney. looks like we are getting a nice lead from wall street, day two of the wrist on a rally. stocks set toia extend the global gains while bonds are continuing to fall. investors are betting economic growth can withstand geopolitical worries. not everyone is embracing this rally. coopermansors' leon said a correction could be on the way soon. one big story is apple after the reveal overnight. we will show you suppliers we haven't focus, given that story. apple shares falling overnight along with biggest suppliers in the new york session. we do have japan display on our radar. they attempt to make themselves part of the oled supply chain for apple. the chairman of japan display a tie upit is mulling with players, the likes of sharp, on the reader. sam song does stand as both supplier and rival to apple. we have the upcoming note 8 delivery. it is argued leave the most important smart phone launch for samsung in its history. it faces com

sydney, it's just past 8:00 a.m., i'm paul allen.or -- we are two hours away from the opening of asia's first major market. >> it is just past 6:00 p.m. in new york, i'm kathleen hays. elections made the headlines today, conclusive ones in germany, new england -- new zealand, and a possible snap vote in japan. angela merkel now faces drawn out coalition talks after former partner, the fpb says they go into office -- opposition. news from germany is the return of the far right to parliament first time since world war ii. new zealand also faces possibly weeks of uncertainty after prime minister bill english fell just short of the majority in the house of representatives. his national party, claiming 58 of the 120 states leading labor to 45 states. those never could change -- those numbers could change. now it's back to to talk to the anti-immigrant new zealand first party. westin peters is going to be the kingmaker there. let's take a look at new zealand stocks. the clock have changed, let us see what we have. first opportunity for the

here in sydney, almost the open of asia's first major markets. a beautiful morning here in sydney.me -- that is the sydney opera house. betty: a pretty gorgeous evening here in new york. kind of rainy in the morning. the lackluster session throughout, in stocks. 7:30 p.m. thursday here in new york. markets closed flat. i am betty lou, here in new york. haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. you are watching "daybreak asia ." let's get first word news. >> bloomberg sources say the white house is considering at least half a dozen candidates as the next venture, including andomist and executives other business people. it had been widely seen as a two horse race between janet yellen and gary cohn. possible contenders include economist glenn hubbard, and john taylor. hurricane irma continues on a collision course with miami after battering puerto rico and devastating a chain of caribbean islands. the national hurricane center is forecasting a direct hit on florida on sunday, sending insurance stocks lower. the category five storm destroyed almost all the homes in barbuda, killing at least eig

check out the set up in sydney.t could go higher by 13 points, reversing modest losses we close with yesterday. taking a look at the aussie dollar holding above the $.80 level despite the momentary dip on the back of second-quarter gdp easing expectations. trade, inflation, producer practices as well that will be weighing on it comes to australian currency. a look at trading in japan, nikkei futures have turned negative. off by about 1/4 of 1%, that is how we closed yesterday. certainly off session lows. betty: let's get the first word news with courtney collins. >> the fed's latest beige book says the pace of u.s. growth is modest to moderate with consumer spending increasing in most districts. retail sales and tourism saw gains but most districts were worried about a prolonged slowdown in the auto industry. low numbers of homes for sale continue to weigh on realty and workers -- there were worker shortages and construction. the 73-year-old was appointed by president obama back in 2014 for a term that would have en

indi: and on haidi lun sydney.turnbull says the industry means to do more to free up supply or face export curbs. our reporter is joining us here in sydney. however producers likely to response? look at, they are basically being given one last chance by prime minister malcolm turnbull to find some extra gas. said, look, you got until november the first to find more gas. if you have not found it by then, the restrictions on andrts will come into play they will stop on january 1. it's really all on the producers. perry como when could we see these export curbs -- we see theseould export curbs put in place? perry: yeah, sure, it's important point. all of australia's and lynch he -- indenly imperil. at peril. it's the three queensland projects. shell, which of course, runs one phillips,jects, congo all involved in these projects. as i said, they've got a little bit of time to find some gas. if not, the curbs will be in place for 2018. extended tokely be 2019 as well. what we do not know yet is what we are looking at in

i am haidi lun in sydney. rishaad: i am rishaad salamat in hong kong.atest business flash headlines. t moving into war areas in the u.s. to grab market share. before the announcement, 79 percent of the u.s. population had access. it claims it is now up to 94%. uber has three quarters of the right hailing market and claims statewide coverage in nine states. haidi: ryan air planning to bid for air and tally up -- error it tally of the name and fleet would be retained. , ryan air said it is not interested in the bankrupt air berlin. an indian billionaire said to be evaluating bids as its conglomerate seeks to grow its aluminum operations overseas. pursue an acquisition, a dutch company. it manufactures aluminum products. the dollars that rally has crumbled after u.s. core inflation data came below the 2% target and treasury secretary steven mnuchin also did not help things, saying a weaker currency would be better off for trade. let's get more on this from >> ckooner in sydney -- ri spooner. it is all over. it feels like a one-way bet because we don't expe

in sydney on germany decides.t political and market analysis in the lead up to the election. former white house strategist steve bannon will speak at an event in hong kong posted by a unit of security, china's biggest security brokerage. last week steve bannon told charlie rose president trump's economic adviser gary cohn should have resigned rather than criticize his response to charlottesville. breakyou are going to instead of resign, the stuff that was leaked that week, if you find it an acceptable, you should resign. >> who are you talking about? >> gary cohn. if you don't like what he is doing, you have an obligation to resign. >> gary cohn should have resigned. >> absolutely. rosalind: china's central bank is trading currency forward. this is after the slow appreciation. they will stop requiring financial institutions to set aside cash when buying dollars for clients. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: thanks

sydney.'m haidi lun in also coming up, a giant in the skies. $23 billionology, in one of the biggest deals in aviation history. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ rishaad: we want to bring up a chart here, showing what has been happening after the force we have seen of late, and a look at the tensions. have broughtns other stocks into favor, while inside and the mainline in china, we have seen this a share against h shares in hong kong. the premium of those a-shares expanding to kong the widest since july of last year. this is down to north korean inspired risk aversion weighing on the equity market. the hang seng retreating in line with. stocks. -- therehai composite we go, some investors suggesting a-shares could outperform by the year's end. that is just a flavor of what is going on here at the moment. haidi: absolutely. on top of that, you always have , at least until the 19th party congress. stability is the name of the day when it comes to china. we are about 30 minutes away from the o

the sydney -- in sydney, a few losses as well.hlight what is happening in the yen, retreating from the ascension no decline. 09, and in japanese stocks. we have seen again so far this week of japanese equities and u.s. inflation data will also likely mitigate the yen's rise. keep in mind, it is still up year, andor the today's launch as unlikely to evolve into a big problem. it points to japan, saying that the case fundamentals are looking good. they are forecasting a rise in at the year's end. we are seeing a dip in the of, and korea investment management says a rebound in the afternoon might happen. i let's check on shopping in seoul, korea, checking on the sachs, sellingn its discount stores in china. the planned sale of a chinese business, is positive, according to the company thing that it is seven out of 112 market in china have been closed, and it is still early in the session to see how investors are taking on the latest missile test from north korea. back to you guys. betty: thank you so much, sophie. with the market reac

movie is based if you want the full schedule of live coverage go to booktv.org but right now this is sydney bloom and fall all talking about his most recent book about abraham lincoln in his final years. booktv 17th annual national book festival. [inaudible conversations] and annual book festival. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. millenials the editor of the "washington post" and also the home for nonfiction book coverage "the post" is happy to be a charter sponsor over many years before we get started and want to remind everybody helps support the of festival the information is in your program after sydney blumenthal finisheses there will be q&a and will be doing a book signing downstairs between 12 and one.l 1 o'cl in a decade and a half of living in washington a lotng has changed. one thing that has not changed is the city is very much a place of the journalists and politicians and scholars and lobbyist sometimes they have symbiotic relationships or parasitic ones or they don'to n interact as all the very rarely does somebody

let's get it over to paul allen in sydney.r tighten in the current circumstances we are seeing right now, right? paul: that's right. the rba in a bind in many respects. a number of things that would be good to hear, particularly the labor market. up 2% and ads pick nearly 200,000 jobs added over the past asked months, and the quality has been good as well, a lot of full-time jobs being created, so the issue of underemployment seems to be receding. on top of that, non-mining investment has been encouraging. the day question is, where is the wages growth? it is simply not there, a problem similar to what a lot of economies are experiencing, weighing on consumer sentiment. we also have household debt as recordlowing out to a 190% of income, so the rba cannot very well be putting up the cash rate in this kind of environment. is thathe scary thing percentage hearkens back to the subprime numbers we were seeing in the u.s. ahead of the global financial crisis. the rba is looking at it very the rba so when mike joined the global tigh

that was tony joining us earlierfrom sydney. the markets.dney. the markets. the dowjones industrial average street of seven straight records ended overnight, falling by 52 point. —— streak. the nasdaq also losing ground. analysts cite the us central bank tightening monetary policy for that. i am rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. the top stories this hour: president trump steps up the pressure on north korea, with more sanctions against companies who trade with pyongyang. emergency workers at a primary school in mexico city have called off their search for children thought to have been trapped. officials said they were still trying to free one adult from the rubble. the boss of ryanair, michael 0'leary, has admitted that a "significant management failure" has caused the cancellation of 2000 flights in september and october. he told the airline's annual general meeting that pilots were now being told to postpone a week of their holiday untiljanuary. pay rises are also being offered in areas where there are recruitment problems. here's

in sydney.nne: don't miss our interview with t-mobile ceo tomorrow on bloomberg technology. 5:00 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a check of the latest business flash headlines. says thatregulator they suspend the new property investments amid a push to reduce financial risk. regulators have asked state backed companies to get money back as soon as possible. boeing and airbus have concerns about the $23 billion acquisition of rockwell collins. they have been squeezing suppliers for discounts and want them to take action to protect themselves if the merger harms its business. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: 7:30 a.m. wednesday in hong kong. cloudy with a chance of rain. similar theme in seoul. 30 minutes away from asia's first major market open. betty: it is 7:30 p.m. here in new york on this tuesday. feels like a long week already. you can see, pretty clear skies today. still latching onto the last remnants of summer, despite it being september. dismal.ets, pretty at the s&p lower al

haidi: no doubt the highlight of the week -- hello from sydney.his is daybreak australia, two hours away from the open of asia's first major market. p.m. int is past 6:00 new york. all eyes are down south and in hasi where hurricane irma reached land. these are live pictures of the miami shoreline, palm trees being knocked around by the wind of 135 miles per hour, category three storm when it hit land. $200 billion is the assessment right now of the damage in the u.s., but that could go higher as we see the storm track interestingly enough west, and area people did not think the storm would hit. haidi: always unpredictable. you cannot track the path of the storm. you can track it using the hurricane go function. let's see this. you talk about the cost, $2 trillion of property being threatened. you want to look at the cost of natural disasters in terms of widespread economic look, we , consumerl sales prices, all of that data coming through. we will be getting a better idea of the idea of hurricane harvey on that set of numbers. betty: the recovery

haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney.e have been talking about harvey and irma. it could make it tough for the fed to take the economy's pulse. the central bank could hike in december, but no certainty. joining us is eric stein. he has worked on the markets desk at the new york fed. great to have you. isn't the problem or the distortion when it comes to the numbers that come out after a major weather event like this? eric: first off, thanks for having me on. there is some distortion in the short term. points.uple .1% as we saw through hurricane harvey, a lot of cars needed to get built. there is certainly going to be some noise in the data for the next couple of months on both of the hurricanes we just had. haidi: i just want to throw up our work function when it comes to the fed funds rate. that has not been moving terribly much. expectations when you had all the way out to december is still around 35%. the problem is inflation, right? is there a point where they are going to have to move despite inflation being where it

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she now lives in australia, and she joins us from sydney. good to see you.it had on your life, that conviction. will the room and sent to jail? it was catastrophic. —— the day i drove and was sent to jail. my life was not the same after that. i was targeted by a campaign that shared me. i lost myjob. i lost my child custody. i had to leave my country, eventually. i was harassed so much, especially me family, my mother, and my father. my father was in a mosque hearing and imam call me a horse. but it wasn't a mistake. it was challenging unjust laws. that is a mistake. those unjust laws of the mistake. those unjust laws of the mistake. how did you feel when there had been the decision banning you from driving? i cried. it was bbc breaking news on my home screen at 5am here in sydney and at which, it has been 27 years, and i was reading this november seven movement book. it took 27 years until thejune 17, 2011 leaders, movement, which is a leader, and i was sent to jail. and the campaign did not stop. the nasties, in 2017, my book came, and it took so long. and

sydney start his career as a journalist at the new republic and the "washington post." he worked two of my alma mater as well, and then he covered washington for the new yorker, which is generally regarded as the summit of analytical and narrative political coverage, that post, coverage in d.c. in his work as a journalist, before he was an early detection system for a problem we all know very well. he coined the term the permanent campaign. then sydney went into the administration and to serve as president clinton's concierge for his second term where histhn portfolio was over every political issue in the whitest it afterward he he returned to . journalism where he worked at salon and also wrote books about the clinton and bush administration's.alon andd now sydney has gotten into probably his most ambitious project yet, giving abram lincoln the robert carorlay h treatment. i can't think of an american political figure more relevant to contemporary debates. the first of the four volumes of the series, a self-made man,e started the course at the beginning and i remember

on thursday, the warmest it has been in sydney, down to 17 or 18.the uk call aileen as it moves eastwards as we look to the picture for thursday. the weapon states, aside from the uk we saw some really strong winds for the netherlands in northern germany, moving towards the baltic. in pushing further south, part of italy, croatia, slovenia into the start of the weekend. there could be flash flooding downpours. hard to believe that on this day last year in the uk the temperature reached 34 celsius. tomorrow, rant about the mid teens for most of us. anything warmer in the outlook? check back in half an hour for the weather for the week ahead. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. the un secretary general calls on the authorities in myanmar to halt the military campaign against the rohingya minority. i call on the mien ma authorities to suspend military action, and recognise the right of return for all those who had to leave the country. the european commission president looks beyond brexit and claims that the eu has got "wind back in its

in sydney we are seeing marginal gains in that market.olding steady and were seeing pressure for tokyo stocks, down .3% on the nikkei to 25. the kospi is sliding for a sixth straight day. the won is resuming losses for a third session. earlier we had paul discussed the trade deficit widening in new zealand, so it has been a roller coaster ride for the kiwi dollar. deutsche bank says the aussie is looking to strong against a backdrop of some economy data and saying pricing is looking at excessive. consumer sentiment is the and thein the g10 space weekly confidence gauges slipping. selling bank is likely it against the emerging-market mobic -- emerging-market currency. i want to show uses stacks -- some stocks that are moving this morning. as 6.1%, that would've been the biggest drop since november, after about only one third of shares authorized in a buyback. it's a down day for asian and suppliers amid disappointment over iphone eight orders. last friday, lg innot had its worst weeks sinceek 2014. serve asr seeing could a good time to bar

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hello there is a big change coming for us in the weather in sydney for the time being that we just had a fair amount of cloud down in the southeast corner of things here haven't got too hot force in sydney though the winds are all feeding in from the west and that's bringing in some very hot air thirty one degrees they in sydney on wednesday very very warm indeed but it all changes as we head through into thursday this time just seventeen through drought for us there's also going to be some strong winds on thursday as well and you can see that's also affecting us in melbourne where there's likely to be one or two showers now towards the west volcom a force in perth are temperatures getting to twenty three degrees over towards new zealand and here really quite unsettled currently has a lot of cloud on the satellite picture and plenty more heading towards us as well so some of that is going to be giving us some very heavy rains particularly to the west for wednesday and on thursday as well so very very wet to could be a little bit of flooding at times towards the east and generally a bit

in sydney to read the markets are on a roll. investors are fairly relaxed ahead of it -- i had of this week's fed meeting. china, this traders says that it is an unprecedented threat to global business. we are also looking forward to the united nations general assembly as president trump prepares to address them. criticizing what he sees as bureaucracy and mismanagement. this is bloomberg markets asia. ♪ >> equity markets are higher and higher. the fed and the boj coming through. how do we phrase this? where we go from here? dust of the few minutes ago we were talking about how the boe and the bank of canada raising rates in the fourth quarter. requiring it to throw the conversation for next year. have a look at this chart, the question really is how much can the likes of the boe and the bank of canada, given how strong their currencies have become, continue to follow the fed on its current rate policy? at what point does a policy notngthen, and become inflationary? charts, whatat the it shows you is financial conditions in the

i am a shot in hong kong. >> i am haidi lun in sydney.nged after china said it would been exchange trading before recovering. it has been quite a roller coaster ride. ramy inocencio has the bloomberg charts that says all you need to know about the ups and downs of the world's biggest cryptocurrency. >> for my first bloomberg terminal chart i want you to know how closely bitcoins run and currents slide resemble the internet bubble and implosion of 2000. lead a lot of people happy. look at g #btv 9483. this is the price of bitcoin from 2013 to now. line is the nasdaq from 1996 to 2000. you can see the parallel -- parabolic growth. both grew over 300% in the same amount of time. not only that, their declines are also similar. bloomberg intelligence is forecasting that bitcoin has probably hit its peak. to my second bloomberg terminal chart. that is g #btv 8843. bloomberg intelligence says bullying should be a primary beneficiary as bitcoin falls and if we stay in our weak dollar environment. here, bitcoin is in yellow. we should see the reas

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this is the sydney opera house you are looking at. this is the first major market open is sydney.ng at some upside when it comes to trading for the nasdaq. upside indeed. it is 7:30 p.m. on sunday. this is the look at the empire state building. they are shrugging off some of his geopolitical tensions. you can see their closing 2500 points for the first time. i am betty liu, in new york. there is a big week of events. you have to wonder what the next drivers are for the next leg in that rally. hiding them, coming to you from singapore. alert daybreak news with tom mackenzie. tom: north korea has shown pictures of its latest missile test, bowing to a tree it nuclear aims. kim jong-un claims the plan is near completion and will create what would be an equilibrium of real force with u.s. and south korea. president trump will meet world leaders this week, having said all options, including force are on the table. the new zealand dollar are a clear barometer of what the markets fear. it has fallen whenever opinion polls show the opposition ahead have risen -- and risen when surveys put

story num: fo07r (s/ mara klemich / royal well-wisher from sydney :33) "ella toco a tanta gente por sue se convirtio" --la princesa diana fallecio la manana del 31 de agosto de 1997 cuando el mercedes en el que viajaba siendo perseguido por paparazzis se estrello en un tunel de paris. --el novio de la princesa dodi fayed y el conductor tambien perecieron. --su guardaespaldas fue el unico sobreviviente. story num: fo07r (s/ stephen klemich / royal well-wisher from sydney :21) "no lo podia creer cuando escuche la noticia de su muerte, pensaba que se trataba de una pelicula, fue devastador" story num: fo22r --y en el lugar de la tragedia, la capital, francesa , parisinos y turistas le rinden tributo en el monumeto a la llama de la estatua de la libertad. . story num: fo51r --el doctor fedredick maillez (mah-jay) fue una de las primeras personas que acudio a le escena para auxiliar a la princesa. doctor fedredick maillez / ultima persona en ver a diana. "le dije que la ambulancia estaba en camino, que todo iba a estar bien. estoy seguro que esas fueron las ultimas palabras que escucho" y d

eighty five quake that tended to avoid a lot of buildings in our city and thousands of people in sydney if you could tell us what are you able to see right now and so are you still in your all of this building i mean is it still safe to be where you are and what can you say of the city. as well were evacuated most of her told buildings seem to get where they need to quit evacuated some of them are pretty pretty tall twenty plus stories high so it takes a while to wait but most of the people where on the on the tax. with the king slaughtered on the sacrificial stone the dynasty lost presti the people of kapan believe that the gods are deserted that. is success it was a week ruler who did not even venture to put up steel as on the main squares as those before him undone but with the fifteenth ruler smoke shell corporations fortunes began to revive. he had steps built that lead to no temple or palace they simply laid down from no app to the square these steps are remarkable made of granite glyphs carved into the front facing symes woke up and your walking on myth made stone. steps constitu

let's bring in adam in sydney. he -- we have already seen aces central -- substantial jump. i want to ask is where is he seeing the question i want to ask is where is he seeing the inflation? is sayingument is he that over the next couple of months what you will see if prince from cpi. people will look at what is fromning with -- prints cpi. is seeing more underlying factors of inflation coming through. he has a very broad basis of modeling for inflation that he , that he brought on board recently. also a number of consultants that he uses across the board over the years and has built relationships from his days at tudor. he is looking for the 10 year yield to go back to three this went. we are not seeing -- to 3%. in december, the fact that the inflation will be coming back system, it will be more prevalent and noticed more by the market. it will take it further over the course of 2018 before we get to that 3%. caution that he got it wrong before. about the 2015 experience where he thought the fed was going to move the policy further. he is cautious, but he says he is struc

the great investigative reporters wayne barrett and tom robbins hentoff the columnist michael musto sydney schanberg and the cartoonist in playwright jules feiffer the paper was fearless and gloriously irreverent its demise long in the making turns off the lights on a whole parts of new york city as is now true in most cities and impoverishes great journalism at a time when we needed most r t correspondent on your power bill looks at the decline of the newspaper industry. one of the last time the you read a physical newspaper if you like many americans you could count on your consumption over the past several years according to journalism dot org the height of weekday paper circulation in the united states was in one thousand nine hundred four with the round sixty three point three million newspapers purchased daily circulation for sunday newspapers peaked around the same time since the mid ninety's newspaper circulation has been on steady decline advertising revenue follows a comparable trend. what happened in the mid ninety's which transformed media the period of the dot com bubble in th

you are looking at temperatures of seventeen for melbourne on sunday sydney suppers thirty degrees for us that front clears right through we'll see temperatures coming back by our five degrees there in sydney still quite pleasant thirty four in brisbane head across western australia things looking much more unsettled low pressure center moving through so perth is likely to see some a brace of rain over in new zealand we've got a little bit of an interlude before the next frontal system begins to push in so the north are looking fine for the most part during the course of sunday the south and seen some showers in the showers develop more widely during the course of monday and rain then begins to push north was across the cook straight into the north on into up into northeastern parts of asia now and here we've seen some heavy rain flirting with southern parts of japan there's another wave on this frontal system which might give soaring across the southern islands of japan cheering sunday by monday though it should have cleared away for a time at least so brighter conditions tokyo lookin

skies coming back in here as we go through friday temperatures twenty one in melbourne twenty four sydney out of the rain making its way back towards that southwestern coast a person could see some weather the wet weather continues meanwhile across much of new zealand more very heavy bursts of rain for a good part of the country. the centenarians of italy one hundred years old and counting when you told me that people like these and you receive these you think that you want to be thing a person seventy five something about this area is helping you for my i mean here is not a trend here is what you have don't have. although they are. on their last secret techno this time on zero zero. well again you're watching al-jazeera the top stories for you an earthquake measuring seven point one has killed at least two hundred twenty six people in central mexico half of that number in the capital it was centered in a hundred twenty kilometers south of mexico city and caused damage across four states. the police in spain ever arrested catalonia as junior economy minister out of a planned independence

hywel griffith is in sydney. what is going on?y to get to the bottom of, it looks like digging work ruptured this 168 kilometre pipeline fichardt speed auckland airport and the jets that land there. it's been a problem since last thursday, the details on the coming out over the weekend and we know about 2000 passengers every day have been affected, more than two d oze n day have been affected, more than two dozen flights affected, most of them domestic, unseen people around christchurch, auckland, wellington but quite a few strands tasman flights to sydney and melbourne and some international ones to la and san francisco. the industry, tourism, new zealand and the government saying this is the crisis they want to solve, we note the new zealand defence force has been brought in to truck in oil but it ta kes brought in to truck in oil but it takes eight trucks worth to fill one long haul aeroplane. good stuff, thank you very much. i am going to keep the markets really brief because i want to talk about one issue, but point, with the

to the fire in this area cloud making its way away from sydney temperatures starting to fall away but you can see the wildfires burning around the hunter valley we are going to see those fires continue to some time yet but they are largely contained i am place to say about one hundred flights were delayed as a result of these fires burning thirty three celsius why the staff knew in sydney twenty one maybe twenty two over the next couple of days that cold staying very much in place close still for melbourne twelve. along europe's baltic borders tensions are increasing as nato strengthens its defenses and russia gears up for war games over its own of course we don't want worried about unpredictability of russia we have to be prepared and we have to accept it but will the conflict rehearsals ever translate into the real thing as they say if you don't want a war prepare for war and people in power reports is tonia going on a bear hunt at this time on a. welcome back here without a zero live from doha your headlines more than twenty people have been killed in a fire somalis in boarding sch

tuesday morning over in sydney. markets in sydney, 30 minutes away from the opening of trade. p.m.in7:30 new york on this monday. we kicked off a big merger monday. markets closed higher, keeping the record run on the s&p. beautiful. last days of the summer here. i am betty liu in new york. haidi: i am haidi lun in singapore. you are watching daybreak asia. let us get you the first word news with emma chandra. emma: china has increased its holdings of u.s. treasuries to the most in almost one year. an indication that is succeeding. rose to $1.17ing trillion in july, an increase of more than $19 billion from a month earlier. japan owned 1.1 one trillion. $1.11 trillion. they want to give greater access to china's financial services industry. a bank meeting later today will discuss the proposals and review feedback from institutions. the plan may allow foreigners to control their local finance sector and raise the current 25% ceiling on ownership in chinese banks. u.s. policymakers have been warned that higher interest rates could trigger a new recession. got minor told bloomberg rad

and my character goes back to sydney and has to solve a new crime.loved the show "the killing." >> oh, yes, totally. >> jimmy: it was so good and then it ended. and i had nothing else to watch. >> yeah, that show's awesome. >> jimmy: i was just in a daze for a year. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and then someone said, "you have to check out 'top of the lake'." and then i -- i go, "this is ."'s spooky and pretty fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and so this one -- what happened? can you tell me anything? >> yeah, so she goes back to sydney, she has had a really rough four years.we the first and the second one. and she's had a really rough time, and so she's dealing with a lot of personal stuff. and a dead body, in a suitcase, washes up on the beach. an unidentified woman. and she has to solve that yeah, so it's a light kind of fun -- >> jimmy: no, no, it's not like that at all. [ laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i want to show everyone a clip, here. >> like -- like the "handmaid's tale." >> yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here's elisabeth moss in "top

haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney.asia.". ♪ rishaad: precautions to a strong quarter for asia-pacific markets. the benchmark down for a seventh day. haidi: next messages from japan. inflation hitting a two-year high last month, but retail spending slowing.

melbourne sixteen degrees the maximum force on friday the temperature is recovering slightly for sydney and towards the west a bit more cloud will keep the temperatures twenty five in perth. but diagnosis that used to be a little room for the tourist cells and the immune system are battling what we're trying to do is energize the immune system it's trying to walk that can recognize the sound like a heat seeking missile finding the capsule sound that's exactly what you want to pretty amazing results and. you can get work your techno bestowing on all disease. welcome back you without his ear your headline so far this is the president of the european commission says the e.u. will propose a new migrant deportation policy at the end of the month he says steps need to be taken to make sure migrants who do not merit refugee protection and send back to their country of origin. i'm eating of the arab league in cairo descended into acrimony ministers from the four blockading countries and cats are trading accusations cattery diplomatic some governments of waging a media campaign against it. and.

five in melbourne we could well be into the low to mid thirty's to save me some real heat setting in sydney should be at about nineteen degrees at this time of the year meanwhile well thirty seven in dallas so some heat there into the interior sixteen celsius the purse but that's why we've got the heat into the southeast and colder because alice springs looking very hot and that he driving down towards the eastern side of australia we're going to see quite those temperatures across new zealand so some cloud and rain swirling in here little area of low pressure bringing some showers along the spells of frying through friday and themselves just in christchurch picking up as we go winds today a high there never around seventeen degrees the chance of one of two showers but looks fine and dry for the north and. from the tropics. to the vero islands in the far north atlantic when i want to use me it's the women who crossed the route for love and stage change a community. at this time went out to zero. in the hash tag when news coverage of looking for an easy solution we delved deeper from on and

report from sydney finally some good news at least for fifty refugees who spent four years in limbo there will be about twenty five from both madison our route will be going to the united states and i just want to thank again president trump. for continuing with that arrangement the a straining government struck a deal with the united states to resettle up to one thousand two hundred and fifty of the refugees sent to minus island and the route the deal agreed with barack obama has been in doubt after his successor donald trump described it as dumb astray the leaders have always insisted that asylum seekers arriving by boat would never be resettled in this trade and now the government has announced only a fraction of the refugee total will find a new home in the us this is huge for them however we've still have over two thousand people who are in an extremely dangerous situation who have been suffering through this sound certainty for years and years and we need to have a solution for everyone who has been taken off shore through this process refugees or naru have told al-jazeera that thos

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