and these keys belonged to sydney daniels, a first—class belonged to sydney daniels, a fi rst—class stewardels, a first—class steward. these alone have a reserve price of between £50,000 and £60,000. the auction of all the titanic items takes place in wiltshire tomorrow. coming up at 6:00 on breakfast, charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. they'll also have more on brexit talks in brussels. $:/startfeed. this is bbc news. the latest headlines. experts say the world's pollution crisis is linked to more than one in six deaths across the globe. eu leaders say britain has to offer more before trade talks can begin with the uk. as spain considers imposing direct rule on catalonia, the european council said there's no space for the eu to mediate in the crisis over independence. barack obama has warned that politics in his country has been set back half a century by the lack of political unity. now it's time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? 0n the front pages of the financial times, british pm, theresa may, is flanked

in sydney. 3:30 a.m. in new york.and we will speak to the .racle ceo mark hurts this is to: 15 tuesday morning in sydney. tuesday morning in sydney. don't miss this other -- $1 trillion asset management. as for early risers in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ betty: good morning. i am betty liu in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney. you are watching daybreak australia. former treasury secretary jack lew said the trump administration's discussion of the iran nuclear deal at the same time it tries to rein in north korea is not help. -- helpful. sometimes it makes you weaker if it is not done in a smart way. a nuclearelopment of missile is an extent -- enormous risk for the united states and the whole world. if sanctions are going to be effective, to change their behavior, it will have to cut regime's access to pay their army and the sustaining sector of his regime. that means you have to shut it down completely. your avenue to do that has to go through china because north korea's only connection financially to the

day in sydney.lun. betty: i am jealous. it is measurable in new york, rain all day. i am betty lou in new york, it is 6:30 p.m., you're watching "daybreak: australia." of get the first word news. >> president trump estill's the fire speculation about the next fed chair by publishing a video saying his decision will come within days. towarddly, he is leaning jerome powell to replace yellen. the president has said he will make his decision known before heelys huishan friday. -- before he leaves for asia on friday. the u.s. should reassure north korea there is no plans to force kim jong-un out. theh korea and trade are on u.s. agenda for when the president visits asia. the heat is being turned up on caps on. -- on qatar. this comes more than four months into the crisis that has seen qatar sealed off from neighbors. rex tillerson has attempted to mediate, but says one cannot force negotiations on people who are not prepared talk. and japan's two biggest airlines are announcing results with operating pro

hello from sydney, it is just past 9:00 a.m.e are an hour away from the opening of asia's first major markets. just after 6 p.m. in new york. we will be looking at all the action in wall street playing into the asian pacific day. that tweet from senator corker getting over 100,000 likes and counting. outside of the social media sphere, let's look at the jobs. paul, we got these numbers that are largely discounting the hurricane impact. we saw the client and payroll. what shocked economists is how robust the wage growth was. ont has turned all eyes december, almost a sure fire guarantee rate hike in december. you saw markets rattled a little bit by that. s&p ending a little lower by that, down 1/10 of 1%. the nasdaq also ending pretty unchanged, there were some tensions with north korea, keeping some bowls at bay. -- bulls and they. china is finally opening up where you are after golden week. paul: it will be an interesting day with china coming back online and the first opportunity for markets here to make something of a mixed b

marketsere in sydney, open in about 30 minutes time.ve aussie futures and hong kong looking like a positive start to the month. i am haidi lun in sydney. liu in new betty york. you are watching "daybreak australia." breaking news on the robert mueller investigation. george papadopoulos was an adviser to the trump campaign. he entered a plea agreement with the robert mueller investigation, now saying the trump campaign approved a meeting with a russian aid. -- claiming the trump campaign approved the russian meeting. that is what is coming out in a series of headlines. of course, we have seen the white house distanced itself from puppet op less, minimizing his role in the campaign, but from george papadopoulos, minimizing his role in the campaign, but again, saying the campaign approved the meeting. let's get first word news with jessica summers. jessica: at least eight people in what newlled york governor andrew cuomo says was an act of terror against innocent civilians. it happened near the world trade center memorial. a man drove into

i mean catman is in america as professor at the school of public health at the university of sydney he is the author of over our dead bodies australia spike or gun control he joins us on skype from sydney so first of all thank you for joining us there have been mass shootings in sydney before what was their tearing point that made people there say we have to do something differently. well we had thirteen mess shootings in seventeen years before the year not in ninety six and in ninety ninety six a man ran amok with semiautomatic weapons and killed thirty five people tourists location in tasmania now that this man like the killer to die had no criminal record he had no mental health history he was someone who people said after the event well he was a strange but nothing was ever done by police or mental health authorities about this person and it's the same with most people who engage in mass killing incidents they don't have any anything in their background which would have brought them to the attention of authorities what characterizes them people who have so many automatic access to

a landscape architect behringer route was a hill stone headland in australia on the shoreline of sydney harbor that had been leveled in order to make a container port and it came as a response to interest in doing something commemorating the aborigines in australia but the original idea was to build something which recalled in a kind of symbolic way that headland that had been there before and it just so happened that this headland was where the chief of the aborigines lived the idea of putting that headland back in place caught everyone's of magination and in order to make a monumental australian landscape you had to use techniques both in terms of the geographic and geological formation of sydney you had to use native plants not just native to australia but native to this part of sydney we actually made the soils by grinding up the stone landscape architecture often isn't taken as seriously as architecture of people play in landscapes they don't buy them or pay for them so it's in a different category economically and culturally you have people think of enough of your work that they p

andrew thomas is following developments from sydney. getting information from an aside and is difficult at the best of times i have been a man of saddam but recently papa new guinea has been denying me visas whenever i've shown any inclination to go to minus sign and so we're alliance on the information that we get via social media from refugees who i have met in the past inside the prison and what they are telling us is that overnight locals from elsewhere amount of saw and broke into the now facilities the australian godson. have left they broke in and have stolen physical items like accusation is anything of value so father of three no reports of anybody inside the prison has been injured but that is there. twenty fourteen locals brought into the prison when the word god. many aside and say because one refugee was killed their faith full of more events now the prison is unguarded they don't want to leave for the same reason they feel unwelcome they say on mount assad and his government says that these claims of violence are overblown

legalization of same sex marriage the week before postal service closes the biggest crowd was in sydney where thousands marched through the city calling for equal rights the latest update on the ballot should almost eleven million votes have been returned that's around sixty eight percent of the total center so far the result of the poll is expected in november. at least three people have been killed in a landslide at a building site in malaysia firefighters say the incident happened during the construction of two tower block blocks in georgetown the capital of penang state emergency teams are searching for eleven workers believed to be trapped in the mud and rubble. rehearsals for the state funeral of thailand's king who passed away last year taking place in bangkok the funeral procession is expected to be attended by at least a quarter of a million people the lavish event will last several hours ahead of king queen palms cremation.

there's many fans who feel the same way but what kind of support have the syrian team had they in sydney. well the syrian same lie it's an interesting one because the vast majority of the fans in there are a fully behind series of syrian people who live here in australia and there are many of them more since the war because many syrian refugees have come to australia but the reason i group of syrians in australia who do not support the syrian scene because they see it as a wing of bashar al assad's regime they say he has planted lots of money into the syrian scene but lots of support behind it because he wants to show that syria is a functioning society with a good football team a very i mean they're supporting australia but it has to be said that the protest outside the ground before the match was very small and the protesters were totally outnumbered by they if you like the syrian support is there to support syria rather than the home team here in trying leigh as well some of the players in the syrian say i don't support the assad regime in fact one of the strong syrian players when it

host: sydney in alexandria, louisiana. independent. hi, sydney. caller: good morning. i would like to ask your guess how they keep saying ronald reagan cut taxes and raise the revenue. his revenue raises were as far -- were because -- his first tax cut was $33 billion on the income tax. the following year he raised taxes $90 billion. you don'tath tax -- pay death tax until after $5 million. how does this affect the average american? thank you. guest: number one, i don't care how big your family education is -- you have a lot of family businesses in america that exceed that cap you are talking about. i don't think anybody in america, no matter you are, should work your entire life to build a family business, and then you have to pay that off to the federal government when you pass it on to your children. i don't think that is right. look, i can tell you this -- what we know is when you let the american people keep more of what they are in and pay less in taxes, where the federal government takes less from the american people, throughout american history, we have seen th

sydney crosby. where is sydney? [applause] this guy -- man, can you play. do you know how to win or what? he's shy. do you know how to win or what? great. great job. what a job you've done. 44 goals last season. 89 points in all. and once again, the recipient of the con smyth trophy. you built an incredible legacy in pittsburgh. congratulations. keep it going. fantastic. before it's all said and done, you might -- they're telling me this -- has he outdone you, mario? he's getting close, isn't he? you know, they have -- you might even outdo them. have to be awfully close, right? mario is mario. sydney, congratulations. sydney is not the only star that shined for the pens last year. where is he? served as the other half as the two-headed monster. scored 77 goals. way to go, fellows. phil kessel. where is phil? [applause] these guys don't want to be politicians. don't be. [applause] phil led the team in assists. i hear assists -- you may be the best hockey player in the family? i doubt it. i hear your daughter is pretty good. matt murray had 32 wins as goal te

the sydney morning herald.n this paper has actually moved on since it went to print, because the high court in australia has now ruled that the country's deputy prime minister is ineligible to sit in parliament because he held dual citizenship when he ran for election. this section 44 drama is unprecedented in the country. election. this section 44 drama is unprecedented in the countrym election. this section 44 drama is unprecedented in the country. it is, allegedly, and on all the radios this morning, they are saying that many australians themselves are just not aware of section a0 four. but of course, including the deputy prime minister, they claim that they won't even aware that he had dual citizenship during the time of the election. but of course, the high court says ignorance is not an excuse. but yes, it is notjust him, there are five others, or four others, a total of five, who has been affected by this. and just to been affected by this. and just to be clear, section aa is this law in australia which

death as free syrian army rebels backed by turkey prepared to launch a major operation in northwest sydney promise. i'm fully back to watching al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha also ahead . a giant fireball billows into the sky over ghana's capital after an explosion at a gas station several people were killed plus. thousands call for dialogue over catalonia secession bed but spain's prime minister mediation also ahead. the worst mass shooting in recent u.s. history causes a spike in the las vegas gun industry. thank you for joining us on armed coalition led by former fighters is promising fierce

rishaad: let's get over to sydney.ve paul allen there. >> three people have been charged in the investigation into collusion with russia. former campaign chief. gates deniedd rick the charges. authorities say george papadopoulos secretly pleaded guilty weeks ago and has been cooperating. responses have been coming fast, president trump tweeted erroneously. he also asked why hillary clinton and the democrats were not being investigated. the white house was quick to try to distance the president from -- >> today's announcement has nothing to do with the president , nothing to do with the president's campaign and activity. the real collusion scandal has everything to do with the clinton campaign. >> business confidence in new zealand turned negative for the first time in two years. next 10% of firms expect the economy to deteriorate in the next 12 months. the worst reading since september 2015. most of the responses were received before the october 19 response -- october 19 announcement. local media says he left without t

sydney, here on bloomberg tv and radio. by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. on paul allen. this is bloomberg. yvonne: thank you. taking a look at the regional benchmark, pretty much flat in the early asian session. we did see fatigue overnight when it came to the dollar. still seeing fresh record highs on wall street. let's get the latest from sophie kamaruddin. seeing no surprise, south korea is on holiday today as is china and hong kong. check out what is going on with japanese markets, extending gains for a fourth straight session. foreign inflows have been ramping up. last week's foreign net buying came in at the most since 2015. we have all the stocks marginally higher -- we have aussie stocks marginally higher. the all share market is set to snap a two-day decline, but it has been rates down for months. lesssx 200 is now worth than at the end of 2007. take a look at stoxx in wellington on the up while the kiwi dollar is thinking -- sinking to lows we have not seen since june. this we

cutting down on emissions and traffic helping people keep in shape but shared bicycle schemes in sydney and melbourne aren't quite working out as host the problem bikes known litter the cityscape because a lack of bike racks means users are just leaving them pretty much everywhere. there are things for the life of the place off to use as an uncontrolled plea for a shot of them in the streets i worry about that and any up on the road or any up in the tree or any about in a skip bin they already are and in local waterways as well many have been fished out of melbourne's yarra river the bike tire providers are scrambling to find a solution but when we see the bikes being made into a particular location more often. teams are going out there in a regular basis and redeploying them to a.v. is what we call as hotchpotch but it looks like the only way to make this schemes work long term will be to get the authorities involved we need. governments state governments in particular to step up to the plight but also like governments to put in place the cycle facilities including bike racks and place

we are looking at upside, 2/10 of 1% here in sydney. turning out to be a beautiful day in sydney.ittle bit more overcast here, a nice period between end of summer and beginning of the fall. you are watching "daybreak: australia." let's get the first word news. paul: opec says it expects demand for oil to grow at a healthy pace over the next five years as renewables show the fastest expansion of any type of energy. the secretary-general gave a preview of the cartel's global outlook, forecasting demand will climb an average 1.2 million barrels a day until .22 before sliding back. the world oil outlook will be released on november 7. recent manufacturing data is showing growth is returning to its normal course following a cash ban. he told an audience in washington he is reassured by the world economic outlook the next two years. he told the most important -- he said the most import a priority for indian government is to find jobs for the young people entering the workforce. talks this week, after a christian democrat union was beaten in a state election. vote,leaving the national it

to an increasing conversation about racism could have a beneficial effect andrew thomas al-jazeera sydney. and protesters in australia demanding the legalization of same sex marriage a week before postal service closes the biggest crowd was in sydney with thousands marched through the city calling for equal rights the latest update on the ballot should almost eleven million votes have been returned that's around sixty eight percent of the total sent so far the result of the poll is expected in november. at least three people have been killed in a landslide at a building site in malaysia firefighters say the incident happened during the construction of two tower block blocks in georgetown the capital of penang state emergency teams are searching for eleven workers believed to be trapped in the mud and rubble. rehearsals for the state funeral of thailand's king who passed away last year taking place in bangkok the funeral procession is expected to be attended by at least a quarter of a million people the lavish event will last several hours ahead of king pin the palms cremation next week pr

take a big step towards qualifying for their first world cup on tuesday when they face australia in sydneyevel at i—all after the first leg in malaysia last week, where syria have been playing their home games because of the civil war in their country. chris latchem previews the action. reaching the world cup could not be much closer. what to qualifying rounds away from a place in russia. australia are back on tuesday at reaching a fourth world cup is the only thing on their mind. we know that if we win tomorrow night we go through to the next round and our objective is to play our football and we want to be aggressive and test them and that is what we will do. the socceroos may have home at one pitch but as many as 15,000 syrian fans living in the country could attend the match in sydney. despite city 25 places below in the world rankings and with it depleted squad, they are confident. translation: we hope the benches will do well. the absence of five players would affect any team but my faith and trust is in the players we have and god willing the absence of players will not affect them

clear that they can safely store the boss it goes until that happens the residents of melbourne and sydney will just have to cope with an inconvenient side effect of the sharing economy. here in germany organic food is all the rage which means so too is organic farming it now accounts for more than six percent of farmland in the country while the united nations says that growing organic produce could be a lucrative export opportunity for africa and like anything it's a skill it can be tools we caught up with a young woman from cameroon who spent a year at a no ghana dairy fun. he will call a nun go and her colleague are setting up the livestock fences again rain or shine it has to be done the grazing cows have to be moved regularly or they'll destroy the pastor's that's something the twenty four year old has learned here. in cameroon we just use the cyclist's now we don't know that it's time to regenerate its fertility but it holds up in the train farmer has been volunteering here for a year driving the tractor took a bit of getting used to it first and she was amazed to discover that the

but farm, like this sydney dealer, think that could soon bea sydney dealer, think that could soon beng it will be now is an historic carand thing it will be now is an historic car and people who can afford to pull one in the garage, they will be worth a lot of money in years to come. i don't think that the public at gonna take lightly to this. this commercial is brought to you by football, kangaroos, meat pies and australia's own car... holden says building cars in australia is no longer economic viable. it seems unlikely that other industries —— manufacturers will take the risk so it really could be the end for australia's own car. having a look at the market is now. looking at australia, you concede a slightly lower, echoing them mixtures we saw on wall street. there would gains, record closing gains on wall street but commodity prices are falling and that impacts some resource stocks in australia. birth japanese market has opened lower as well and that ends a strea k of opened lower as well and that ends a streak of games that it has seen, the best performance we have seen in some

the sydney morning herald is following the high court of australia's ruling that the election of fiveal citizenships at the time of their election, which is against the constitution. deputy prime minister barnabyjoyce was among the ousted. saudi arabia's bid for a future beyond oil reached fever pitch this week at a major investment conference, but the new york times asks if much meaningful progress has been made to diversify the kingdom's economy. in the independent, twitter announces it is banning two of russia's biggest media outlets from buying advertising,

these pictures are of a rally taking place in sydney.ast push to urge people to vote and vote in favour by the organisers of this rally. the ballot closes on seven november. of course, the postal vote for australians living abroad, overseas, has already closed. but just over two abroad, overseas, has already closed. butjust over two weeks left for australians to cast their vote. early indications are, early opinion polls, suggest that there is a majority leaning towards voting in favour of introducing same—sex marriage, but of course there are still a couple of weeks left, the rally taking place in sydney, which you can see now, but also rally is being held elsewhere, including brisbane, melbourne, darwin, perth and canberra. the world of politics has managed to give us this process. parliament could pass this straightaway, but obviously, the world of politics has not seen a clear way through. the proposed way through is a non—binding postal vote. no other country has done it this way, but we have to find our runway. the reaction has bee

and just to repeat the laces from that world cup playoff match between australia and syria and sydney is finished one one off to regular time that means they are now headed to thirty minutes of extra time the winner will progress to another playoff with the fourth best team in north and central america and the caribbean region and we'll bring you more from sydney and that is always sport for now so that's great thanks a hoot against andrew thomas a football so i will have more. flexibility with falling back from j.b. and the team thanks for watching the news out. for years japanese have gone into countries lush course for what they call. green or forest baby thirteen years ago dr levy was one of the first to conduct research on forced bathing he concluded that the essential oils the trees produce to protect themselves from germs and bugs can boost the human immune system. a lot of fun to side or essential oil is found in the forests my research has shown that forest front to sides reduces stress hormones can relax us in the future the time may come when doctors prescribe a forest in t

edward, sydney. this is the end of the journey.ght, as fog swirled around the volcano, researcher richard o'sullivan took the brothers to the area where he died. it does bring it into perspective and it does make it more real, when you are actually here on the site. he was one of many brave men who participated in the liberation of europe. i just feel enormously proud. fusilier graham was never identified, buried as unknown among more than 2000 in the cemetery at catania, but after decades of dogged research, edward graham believed he had found his father's last resting place. we were able to narrow it down quite easily, of royal irish fusiliers in sicily, who had no known grave, and then at that point it was just a case of narrowing down their final locations through war diaries. today, there was a new headstone alongside those of fallen fusiliers. edward graham's sons could finally be with their father. i am pleased that he has the dignity of a proper resting place and i am delighted that it is here amongst all his comrades. it i

juliette saly in sydney.uropean union countries are owning to complete their preparatory work on a future relationship with the u.k. this year, a move intended to keep hope alive as brexit negotiations remain strong. ireland is considering pushing for guarantees that no border will be reimposed on the country as the price for allowing brexit talks to move ahead. y, still withna us. your thoughts on where this will go? this,u someone modeling talking about the possibility that we get a no deal situation here? christophe: exactly. it is a very difficult situation for much longer. two years, as expected by probably politicians today. to make agreement, to make sure the u.k. are able to continue to deal and trade with the rest of europe, it will take probably a decade. it is a long story and painful echoes in the meantime we have some doves regarding the capabilities of the u.k. and the rest of europe to make agreements. our side, we are quite skeptical regarding the capabilities of the u.k. to deal in a soft way

so sydney's almost completely dry spell continues and has been a bit of rain but it's just not been that has it that's the picture then for sunday on shore breeze in brisbane rain seems quite likely twenty one in sydney sunshine for the most part there are still a few showers in the potential at least in the middle of australia that wind direction means it's relatively will impose about twenty two degrees the cloud coverage over time we're down to about ninety to cloudy day on monday and you'll notice little has changed in brisbane still on shore breeze still right if it's running right up into the tropics times you could see a wet day as well in melbourne then a twenty four degrees and a warmer weather more settled spell seems likely new zealand you almost cloud free at least in northland into something running through further sasso church get sixteen degrees along with all cleaned but as more chance in science and certainly on the west coast of cloud and rain that's on sunday come monday i'm afraid that persistent wind directions taken its toll we're down to about thirteen degrees

a mantri thomas in sydney all australians writes just a recent survey suggests as many as one in four people here are that's despite this country being on paper one of the most multicultural in the world. from the me on my points of asia. to the city never seems. hello there for some of us of course europe is pretty wet and windy at the moment and it's all thanks to a storm called bra and you can see it here gradually edging its way towards the east for some parts of aa then they could be gusts up to one hundred thirty kilometers per hour and that system is only slowly edging its way eastwards so during the day on saturday then it will be gradually tracking its way across the northern parts of england and then eventually on sunday working its way steadily eastwards but still very intense winds as edges its way eastwards away from the british isles is also affecting the weather rain wise as well as with some very squishy showers mixed in with that system you see this leading edge of the unsettled weather as well that stretches across the alps lots of snow here and the making its way do

clear that i can safely store the boss of those until that happens the residents of melbourne and sydney will just have to cope with an inconvenient side effect of the sharing economy. here in germany organic food is all the rage which means so too is organic farm in our council more than six percent of farmland in the country you know much of the nation says that growing organic produce could be a lucrative export opportunity for africa and like anything it's the scale that can be taught and so we caught up with a young woman from cameroon who spent a year at an organic dairy farm. he will call a nun go and her colleague are setting up the livestock fences again rain or shine it has to be done the grazing cows have to be moved regularly or they'll destroy the pastor's that's something the twenty four year old has learned here in cameroon we just use the cyclists and we don't know that it's time to regenerate its fertility but when it holds up in the train farmer has been volunteering here for a year driving the tractor took a bit of getting used to it first and she was amazed to discove

cutting down on emissions and traffic helping people keep in shape but shared bicycles schemes in sydney and melbourne hard to quite working out as host the problem bikes known litter the cityscape because a lack of bike racks means users are just leaving them pretty much everywhere. there are things for the life of the place off to use it on control. of the streets i worry about them in the up on the road or any up in the tree or any about in a skip bin they already are and in local waterways as well many have been fished out of melbourne's yarra river the bike tire providers are scrambling to find a solution but when we see the bikes being made into a particular location what often. teams are going out there in a regular basis and redeploying them to eighty is what we call this hotch potch but it looks like the only way to make the schemes work long term will be to get the authorities involved we need. governments state governments in particular to step up to the plight but also like governments to put in place the cycle facilities including bike racks and places where people can be cl

of them over we'll leave it out of course come back to as we get more developments coming out of sydney thank you. passengers heading to the u.s. can expect new security measures the u.s. says the measures i reducing the threat of terrorism and replace a ban a lot tops from eight predominantly muslim countries is the latest decision by the trumpet ministration affecting global travel and the galah reports now from miami. the u.s. authorities say the new measures are in their words raising the bar on global security and arraigned reducing the threat of hidden explosive devices u.s. bound passengers will now face additional screening of electronics and short security interviews the u.s. department of homeland security is convinced terrorist groups a targeting aircraft flying to the u.s. together we have the opportunity to raise a baseline on aviation security globally and we can do it in a manner that will not unduly inconvenience the flying public let me be clear security is my number one concern our enemies are adaptive and maria we have to be adaptive as well around two thousand u.s. b

in sydney.ge manufacturers climbed before the reading. 22 was up from 17, the highest in 10 years. the reading for large non-manufacturers was 23. it should climb 7.7% in fiscal 2017. south korean exports rose to a record level last month in the latest sign trade is underpinning momentum in the global economy. shipping rose 35% from the year earlier, driven by the demand for steel and conductors. expectations show south korea is surviving the war of words between washington and pyongyang. elon musk has a new vision for global travel, saying the journey between new york and shanghai could be done in 30 minutes. he is planning a new rocket, which he claims can fly to mars, the international space station, or make trips around earth. musk says anywhere in the world can be reached under one hour come with tickets costing the same as full fair economy in a traditional plane. >> the thing about going to space is there is no friction. once you're out of the atmosphere, there is no turbulence, nothing.

so sydney's almost completely dry spell continues on has been a bit of rain but it's just not been there has it there's the picture then for sunday on shore breeze in brisbane rain seems quite likely twenty one in sydney sunshine for the most part there are still a few showers in the potential at least in the middle of australia that wind direction means it's relatively warm in perth it about twenty two degrees the cloud cover your time we're down to about ninety to cloudy day all monday and you'll notice little has changed in britain still on shore breeze still rain if that's right and right up into the tropics time still could see a wet day as well in melbourne and twenty four degrees and a warmer weather more settled spell seems likely new zealand you almost cloud free at least in nor far into something running through further sas so christ church gets sixteen degrees along with all clint but is more chance in science and certainly on the west coast of cloud and rain that's on sunday come monday i'm afraid that persistent wind directions taken its toll we're down to about thirteen deg

is a very powerful figure within the church he has been large bishop of sydney an archbishop of melbournehe was maximo it already so the highest authority of those truly in charge and in two thousand and three he was made cardinal by john paul the second so he became actually a very prominent figure within the vatican specially one that became sort of the figurehead of the vessel the visual agent of the more conservative wing of the cardinal school. at this point i mean he had become over the last few years his supervisor a figure within the financial would in the financial operation of the vatican and the pope this pope put him in a position of both administrative and supervisory d.v.d. within that within the institution that of course means that he had enormous amounts of power within within the vatican and within the church as an institution so a very high ranking church official very important person in the catholic church what exactly is cardinal pell accused of well nobody really knows because the church has had not been made public this is something that we will know only this move

in sydney, markets open about 30 minutes.oking positive, a positive start when it comes to the nikkei trading. up just about 1/10 of 1%. i am in new york. you are watching "daybreak: australia." let's get the first word news. >> the dollar yen weakened to its lowest in more than three months as prime minister shinzo abe pertains a super majority in parliament. one twong coalition thirds of the vote. partners one at least 300 -- 310 of the 465 seats in play. the fledgling party of hope one about six he seeks. -- 60 seats. a powerful storm is hitting tokyo this morning after drenching much of the country on sunday. it is a category 2 system. it is projected to weaken as it makes landfall, what to bring driving rains and floods. taylor has halted work at plans, and -- toyota has halted work at its plants. a hard brexit would not be what some fear. britain's divorce from europe without an agreement remains a possibility. subjectit would mean a to the terms and conditions of the world trade organization. in bloomberg survey of eco

a landscape architect behringer route was a hill stone headland in australia on the shoreline of sydney harbor that had been leveled in order to make a container port and it came as a response to interest in doing something commemorating the aborigines in australia but the original idea was to build something which recalled in a kind of symbolic way that headline that had been there before and it just so happened that this headland was where the chief of the aborigines lived the idea of putting that headland back in place caught everyone's of magination and in order to make a monumental australian landscape you had to use techniques both in terms of the geographic and geological formation of sydney you had to use native plants not just native to australia but native to this part of sydney we actually made the soils by grinding up the stone landscape architecture often isn't taken as seriously as architecture of people play in landscapes they don't buy them or pay for them so it's in a different category economically and culturally you have people think of enough of your work that they p

bbc news, sydney.ajini: before last year's democratic national convention, few have heard of khizr khan or his son's story of service. but after an impassioned speech led to a public feud with donald trump, mr. khan was thrust in the spotlight. now he has written a new book, "an american family." earlier today, i sat down with him and got his take on the recent row between president trump and the widow of one of the soldiers who died in niger. mr. khan: i'm saddened by the critical expediency that this sad, tragic moment, which should be dignified and privacy and restraint should be the call of the day, that you extend the courtesy, condolence, and dignity to the family, and you provide them privacy so they can grieve and be stronger, instead of making it so public for the purpose of political expediency, nothing else. just for that purpose. that saddens me. the behavior of the president is just notsers right. that is not the way america treats its gold star family's. let me ask you, have you even read

sydney andd in both new zealand.t is the south pacific's top year and goldman sachs is expecting an 11% advance. let's look at how some of these market movers are faring. a2 milk in sydney. we look at those stocks we are watching. a2 milk of five 1.4%. surging to a record. has been as high as 18%. this after a core of three dollars and 96 cents. isre we are seeing weakness this energy players after wti had a fall. overall on the regional benchmark, index, without japan along today, it is a distorted picture. we are seeing it all by -- seei ng financial and miners leading those gains. solid moves from the financial shares listed on the a share in china. rishaad: thanks a lot for that. let's get to this diplomatic spat between ankara and washington. this the moment rolling currency markets. ra is tumbling against the dollar after the u.s. suspended visas for turkish tourists. this follows the arrest of a turkish national working at the u.s. consulate in istanbul for alleged involvement in last year's military coup. u.s

i want to bring in haidi lun also with me from sydney. rousingresident trump the troops again, kicking off a roadshow where he is trying to sell tax reform to obviously very skeptical them a craft, but may more skeptical republicans. atyet, and also lashing out democrats saying there are some being obstructionist trying to raise taxes substantially. we always knew this was going to be the salesmanhip part of the plans. details, one thing to point out, i didn't know this -- if you are wondering why he is addressing the american association of truckers, truck driving is one of the most common jobs. he is going back to his base and expanding on this make america rate again campaign that got him elected. correspondentr who is utter to talk about this policy, what was your take away from that? alexis: i can't say that there were any surprises. anything that the president highlighted were definitely elements released on september 27 with congressional leaders, but was really emphasized during the speech was this was a middle-class tax bill. he

in sydney and canberra. remind ourselves of conditions as they make their way down to coffs harbour. much sunnier, we know the rain course description to their practice matches —— caused disruption. england will be hopeful they can get their series back on track. preparation wasn't ideal with having no warm up preparation wasn't ideal with having no warm up games preparation wasn't ideal with having no warm up games are preparation wasn't ideal with having no warm up games are not being able to get on grass as much but i guess the same situation was for the aussies as well and i think it showed the other day, we are a little bit off the pace in terms of match readiness and things like that, that is not going on to get big scores and a few little errors in the field but hopefully those cobwebs in the field but hopefully those co bwe bs have in the field but hopefully those cobwebs have been swept away and we are ready to go tomorrow. we want to be competitive when we are right on the field, that is naturally

i'm andrew thomas in sydney all right great system a recent survey suggests as many as one in four people here oh that's despite this country being on paper one of the most multicultural in the world. and it was a somewhat stressful day for the chelsea boss on day one explain why in sports. history is so often told through the eyes of leaders but in amritsar india just thirty kilometers from the border with pakistan this old building is being transformed into a new museum mallika ahluwalia is the driving force behind amritsar as partition museum it's really shocking because if you think about the fact that within a few years of nine eleven happening and nine eleven museum was there and they are now numerous holocaust museums it's not beautiful of new zealand so countries around the world have walked to memorialize these events that have shaped them by dition is not about the political events that led up to partition it's about the impact on each person who went through it it's really important that we highlight the stories of humanity hopefully one outcome on this would be that we remembe

what will be a likely catalyst for equities in sydney?e share market, this is the largest in the world, but today it is trading higher for a third day. looking at the map, you see the breakdown for the asx 200 in sydney. you have trading at september 20 hi, health care and financial stocks alone, energy leading the way. we have the aussie dollar rising after the latest china pmi data. i want to show you this stock. you have beach energy, the worst -- best performer in sydney, gaining 17%. recordctober 2004, a pickup for the share offering. that is part of this capital where we need to fund the $1.6 billion was the capital dollar acquisition -- aussie capital dollar acquisition. betty: taking a look at some of the movers today in the market. one of the questions ahead, can the stock markets' record run continue? we saw all-time highs, treasury splits, president trump in the process of picking a new fed chair. that an economic reports, they will grab the headlines and attention. su keenan has more with what to look for. su: that makes it co

in sydney.l news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. the next federal reserve chair continues with a dark horse race. the meeting with donald trump leaves the president gushing. let us find out more. is renowned as a hawk? >> it is an interesting story that surprises a lot of people that thought there was no way john taylor would make it. trump, -- do you remember people said, john taylor it is republican. donald trump had criticized janet yellen's the rate camp -- policy on the campaign trail. and then he said, the taylor -- the taylor role seems to be the taylor rule seems to be arguing for higher rates. taylor advised bush and john mccain on their presidential campaigns. he was the former treasury undersecretary for international as spares and seems to share a conjured spirit with donald -- and seems to share a kindred spirit with donald trump -- and seems to share a kindred spirit with donald trump on

edward, sydney. this is the end of the journey.nd the volcano, researcher richard 0'sullivan took the brothers to the area where he died. it does bring it into perspective and it does make it more real, when you are actually here on the site. he was one of many brave men who participated in the liberation of europe. i just feel enormously proud. fusilier graham was never identified, buried as unknown among more than 2000 in the cemetery at catania, but after decades of dogged research, edward graham believed he had found his father's last resting place. we were able to narrow it down quite easily, of royal irish fusiliers in sicily, who had no known grave, and then at that point it was just a case of narrowing down their final locations through war diaries. today, there was a new headstone alongside those of fallen fusiliers. edward graham's sons could finally be with their father. i am pleased that he has the dignity of a proper resting place and i am delighted that it is here amongst all his comrades. it is a day that will live w

hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney.edicted the existence of gravitational waves 100 years ago — the moment two neutron stars collide, sending ripples through the universe and creating gold and platinum. these waves have onlyjust been seen and heard for the first time. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh had exclusive access to a wave detection site in louisiana. it's the longest straight line in the world — a 2.5—mile pipe containing a laser that can detect powerful explosions in space. inside, a technician fine—tunes the instrument. it's made a discovery that's shaken the scientific world. two stars colliding in a galaxy far, far away. around 800 billion billion miles from earth. the two stars got closer and closer until they merged, resulting in a huge shockwave that rippled across the universe. the massive explosion led to the production of rare elements, such as gold and platinum. neutron stars are what is left over when giant suns die and collapse in on themselves. they're so densely packed that a teaspoon would

have a look at these images from sydney, australia. yes this is a shark. pool in sydney, where a woman noticed that this shark appeared to be in distress. she said although she was a little bit worried, it felt like a toddler. incredible stuff. the united nations human rights office has accused the burmese security forces of a systematic policy of brutal expulsion of the muslim rohingya minority that's designed to ensure they never return to myanmar. it says attacks against the rohingya, destruction of their homes, crops and livestock, render any return of the refugees to normal life in rakhine state almost impossible. the report is based on what the un says was consistent interviews with more than 60 of the more than half—million rohingya refugees who've fled to neighbouring bangladesh in recent weeks. joining us is the yangon based freelance journalist poppy mcpherson. thank you forjoining us on newsday. the un calls there is a cynical operation to expel the rohingya from myanmar, is that is how it is seen there? it's not seem like that here. the narrati

i'm andrew thomas in sydney all australians a recent survey suggests as many as one in four people here but despite this country being one of the most multicultural in the world. we begin in barcelona where thousands of people are protesting on the streets after spain's prime minister announced moves to impose direct rule over catalonia that angry that is taking steps to suspend the autonomy of a castle and regional government he's asked for article one five five to be triggered which would mean castle and his leaders including its president carter. and a snap election is called measures must now be approved by spain senate next week says madrid had no choice but to take these unprecedented actions. the government has had to trigger article one five five of the constitution that was not our wish or intention it never was i think that most of spain society knows this article one five five is part of our constitution and it is only invoked in extremely extraordinary circumstances no government in any democratic country can accept. the law is ignored or changed this is done by trying to im