together they had a little girl, sydney. >> their view, sydney was their property. >> one day he went to pick up his little girl for a visit and was never seen alive again. >> he died right there. >> but who would kill a devoted dad? the unbelievable choice, his golden girl wife or the gracious family might arc? they seemed so loving, but was there another side. >> it's a monster that comes out of a closet. it's very ugly. >> how dark is that side? >> murderous. >> but which one was the killer? >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." he was a man suddenly confronted with something monstrous, evil at the door. this story is a mystery about a father of two young daughters. one night he left to pick up one of them and never came back. the question for investigators wasn't what happened. it was who did it. >> in the home of a god-fearing family in one of the smallest of american towns, the worst of crimes. >> please come and help us. >> okay. i'll get a hold of the ambulance. all right? >> yes. >> the crime became a mystery, a whodunit? >> it's a puzzle. almost a game of three card monte. >>

it will open other routes like sydney to new york, sydney to rio de janeiro, flight from asian centerse latin america. the demand for airbus is there. haidi: a good patch up his relationship with ba, and that will become rich demand for the a3 80. the --a, delays to the the delivery, the narrowbody jet. to be fair to airbus, circumstances beyond their control. blaming the engine makers with ba ba criticalbut of the price of the a3 80, not eap plane. $446 billion per jet, but you get a discount if you buy in bulk. at the end of the day the relationship with ba is good, but they will not comment on the progress of the superjumbo talks, but those planes have issues. there is a sales drop. so the order from ba would be most welcome. haidi: thank you. later on, kathleen will be joining us 11:30 sydney time, talking about airlines outlook and how the planes -- plans to harness passenger growth in the asia-pacific. ramy: definitely want to hang onto that but australian banks are under pressure at home and abroad. we will discuss that with tim roche. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ramy: i am ramy inoc

sydney futures up .2% after finishing the friday session lower. i am haidi lun in sydney.vonne man kong. it is 6:30 a.m. in the city. you are watching daybreak australia. opposition party says it knowledge is the president won sunday's election but said it was not a fair race. the state media gave him 53% of the vote, but the ak already could not reach its target in parliament. the revised presidential system giving him sweeping new powers will be implement it quickly read he plans to address reporters in ankara shortly. the lobby groups have told theresa may that they are concerned time is warning out that running out for a brexit deal to protect british jobs. the primus are warned in the absence of clarity, businesses will have to plan for a worst-case scenario. they have promised a white player -- may has promised a white paper. bitcoin off of the low, which followed renewed worries about government routinely and skepticism from central -- scrutiny and skepticism from central bankers. falling below 5000 $20. that was from december's record high. japan ordered trading ve

here in sydney. -- 8:30 a.m. here in sydney.of the biggest things on calendar is domestic numbers out of china expecting to be resilient. i'm haidi lun in sydney. inocencio in new york. it is just past 6:30 a.m. and you're watching "daybreak: australia." let's get the first word news with courtney collins. has upgradeddot the predicted number of rate hikes to four. unployment falls and inflation overshoot its target factor. forhe secondised time this year with jay powell saying the main takeaway is the economy is doing very well. he also promised a news conference after every meeting starting in january. >> as chairman, i hope to foster a public conversation about what the fed is doing to support a resilient economy. that istical step into to have a press conference like this after every one of our scheduled meetings. we are going to do that beginning in january. that will give us more opportunities to explain our actions and answer your questions. courtney: bitcoin extended losses of as much as 20%. questions are mounting wheth

report this to the company chief executive in sydney. when it came toa chief executive in sydney. in a position where we were following and letting our government take the lead, and when it came to booking those orders, looking at what was happening in the market, we were very cautious, so we didn't count on them in terms of production. as those orders are now sidelined, it will really not impact how many aeroplanes we will produce in the future. and picking up the slack from bowling would be asia, right? an incredible market. 40% demand over the next 20 years is the biggest market in terms of economic growth, the biggest market in terms of growing and the middle class and a great market for new aircraft. we just saw a flight from london to perth, the first time connecting great britain to australia, the continent, ewing a dream lineup. those from sydney, we don't want to go to perth. we see those lengths in flight? qantas are working on it, something they called project sunrise. we are working closely with them. in 2020, we will bring a new aeroplane to the marketplace, it will h

our asian equities reporter in sydney. get more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. adam haigh. outside of australia, we are talking about a lackluster set up for equities. tech is the one place finding plenty of buyers. reporter: it is. it's remarkable when you think about it. the u.s. equity market is becoming a bit of a haven with everything going on with an escalation in geopolitical tensions. the u.s. tech market is , asively outperforming em lot of it driven by tech, the outperform or, even though many people had doubts a few months the case oft in facebook, but the overarching idea of increased regulation and a tough sector to be. it is already being priced massively on a forward basis. the fact that you are still getting gains in tech, even after the run-up we have had so far this year on many years of good returns is quite remarkable. it means people are still wanting to allocate money into places they feel comfortable with. matt was talking about this with australia. it is the case in

in sydney, markets look to open in a buoyant mood.by .5% as track another session of gains overnight. i am haidi lun in sydney. ramy: ramy inocencio in new york. you are watching "daybreak: australia." let's get first word news with courtney collins. >> first up, paul ryan contradicting president trump, saying there is no evidence the fbi spied on his election campaign. ryan says he agrees with trey gowdy that russia was the target of the bureau. said it does not mean the -- president's team were infiltrated. >> we are waiting for darkness review. we still have questions. it would have been helpful if we got this information earlier. if we got all the information we were looking for, we could wrap this up faster. i have seen no evidence to the country of the initial assessment german gowdy has made. >> the new italian prime minister is seeking to reassure markets with a pledge to reduce the country's debt burden. the former law professor had unnerved investors with promises that could cost $120 billion in the first year. he told the l

let's go to sydney now where the airline industry is holding its annual gathering.hurst has been reporting from the meeting of the international air transport association — or iata — all this week. he spoke to one of boeing's senior executives and started by asking about the damage done by the change of us policy on iran, which was due to buy 80 boeing airliners worth billions of dollars. when it came to iran we were all was ina when it came to iran we were all was in a position to let the government ta ke in a position to let the government take the lead. when it came to booking those orders and taking a look at what was happening in the market we were cautious. as those orders are now sidelined, it will not impact how many plants and produce in the future. picking up the slack will be asia was make an incredible market. 4096 over the next 20 years in terms of demand. economic growth, the biggest market in terms of growing and in the middle class. we saw a flight from london to perth, the first time connecting great britain to australia using a boeing 787 but those

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney.hleen: and i'm kathleen hays in new york. president trump has taken part in the groundbreaking ceremony for foxconn's factory was kannan -- in wisconsin. trump is trying to make the case's economic policies are paying off ahead of november midterm elections. joe is in washington with the latest. this is really just trump at his best, going to wisconsin, a very important state politically, where he is bashing harley davidson, then welcoming a chinese company is a great player for the u.s.. joe: this groundbreaking comes at a fortuitous time for the president. --is getting harley being the latest example. leading to move operations overseas and blaming the tariffs, retaliatory tariffs that the eu and other companies -- countries impose on the u.s. foronn was a major coup trump and scott walker, the republican wisconsin governor. he was able to highlight the fact that this big factory they project that eventually it will employ as many as 13,000 people. it is a big investment in an area o

in sydney. the u.s. caught up in a game of chicken as the eu warns of breakdown in global rules. minister, ourme exclusive interview. yvonne: let's go straight to those live pictures out of -- where president erdogan is speaking to supporters in the city after what look like a decisive victory for him when it came to his party, as well as what we saw in parliament as well. erdogan talking more about coup plots, saying they have escaped to america. opposition.r the the big question still remains for investors about where the president will be taking monetary and fiscal policy moving forward after this election win. haidi: you speak about the opposition. the republican people's party had surprising support going into this election, but didg this -- defeat not think the contest was run fairly. these hopes of economic private of thell be one side markets going into the asian you look at these live pictures of ankara with the president doubling down on his leadership, speaking to supporters on that balcony. y

in sydney australia then u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson addressed the unfolding events and urged restraint and dialogue we certainly would encourage the parties to sit down together it addresses differences and we think it is important if the g.c.c. remains a unified. the tiny desert country was highly reliant on projects from its neighboring countries and with those imports now blocked qatar needed new supplies. the well maintained relations qatar has with its regional neighbors meant the trade embargoes effect would be softened seeing an opportunity iran declared that food shipments could be in doha in twelve hours turkey also offered to help however it could. qatar had been thrown a lifeline. doha staunchly disagreed with all the accusations made against it and continue to call for dialogue if there is any sensible argument or sense of an accusation we are ready to answer but although it's a big accusation without any sort of argument we are not that it is ready to onset of this if there is any problem s

a mentor thomas in sydney on a new initiative to use technology to get women to tell city planets where they feel inside and why. alan has been spectacularly and disappointingly hot in beijing recently the sun's been shining not much in the sky and this is a little particularly active end of the spring and early summer rain so that rain is going through again leaving tokyo increasingly bright or sunny day twenty six degrees beijing is cooled down to thirty three that line you could argue is a cult fronts it sparks a few showers more like the thunderstorms in north korea and towards its north and in between warm sunshine as you can see the front tends to wander in iraq and he's on his way out and i went so good come friday and slowly warming on the little bit in beijing not the forty one degrees you know some middle thirty's where it should be really the lack of rain in japan is because of this even you know which is a tropical storm hitting the coast of southern charleston running up for vietnam of the last three days is not particularly windy but it's dropping an awful lot of right i t

a mentor thomas in sydney on a new initiative to use technology to get women to tell city planners the way they feel on site and why. welcome back as we look at the weather across north america we have got some rain across central parts the united states pushing in towards illinois we've also got some showers around florida and the gulf of mexico region but generally for the eastern seaboard it's looking pleasant enough new york and washington with highs of twenty one and then as we head on through into thursday we'll see this area of rain developing some storms are likely affecting parts of the west to further towards the west our weather conditions here are looking quite quiet sunshine and sixteen degrees expected in san francisco down into central america is looking pretty wet in some areas here really what i'm on a still looking to be heavy rain rain southwards towards make your eye go on. and also for panama and costa rica some heavy showers are likely more western parts of the caribbean still looking cloudy with a chance of showers for cuba and the bahamas more eastern areas like

here in sydney.aybreakatching all-star you. -- australia. a potential trade war between u.s. and china. joining us is with your trust chief. you are still constructive on the economy and on growth. this is despite the headlines we are seeing in terms of trade war risk and as -- equity is falling. tell me your thoughts. let's begin with where we are in the economic cycle. economic growth is showing momentum. crop -- corporate profits are soaring. we could be at the end of the cycle. the simple answer is we don't think so. indicators arec still rising. the fed is still halfway through its cycle. the yield curve is still positive. consumer confidence is high and rising. unemployment is low and falling. disposable income is high. retail sales are strong. and aion is contained rise in interest rates is orderly and gradual. these reasons we just don't see a recession in the next couple of years. >> a lot of people still do. still gettingve closer and closer to inversion there. bringing in what is happening

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an app which women can use to highlight where they don't feel safe walking and thomas reports from sydney where the app was developed. for young women the city streets can be a hostile environment one way to improve things in international charity is to highlight which areas are best and which worst for the last month women in sydney have been encouraged to use a website where they felt particularly safe or unsafe when and why more than three thousand incidents have been uploaded so far daughter is so powerful and it tells a story three numbers which a lot of the time is one of three ways that decision makers can be swayed these women from the charity plan international i'm out visiting the hot spots taking photographs for an art project to publicize the initiative among them is a woman with almost a million followers on the social media platform instagram my i suppose. social media. seventy percent women aged eighteen to twenty four which is basically the demographic that way for this particular project although thousands of women are providing that data it's not them but the data is nec

i am haidi lun in sydney.ess flash headlines, rupert murdoch appears to have won approval to acquire sky. it is not a done deal. comcast has submitted a 16% higher bid. authorities want fox to divest sky news if it completes the takeover. murdoch's plans to sell sky news to disney and entertainment assets, which comcast may also try to buy. bids forbhp received its shale portfolio that would value the unit at $9 billion. the offers come from bp and chevron. shell submitted a bid with blackstone in may. bhp expecting to receive $10 billion or more as bidding for the division proceeds to a second round, and $13 billion if it sells the assets piecemeal. xiaomi has added six chinese banks for its hong kong listing, expected to be the world's biggest ipo in four years. will act as global coordinators. seeking $10 billion from the ipo to be hong kong's first with a weighted voting rights structure. rishaad: standard chartered may , --ooking to add to hubs two hubs, singapore and hong kong, as it looks to simplify it

. ♪ haidi: the clouds are clearing , wednesday morning in sydney.e are counting down to the open of trading in australia. futures mildly positive, global stocks taking a breather from that equity rally overnight. tech was the standout in the overnight session. am ramy inocencio in new york. you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: australia." stocks splattered, the s&p 500 extending that 12-week high. let's bring in steve friedman, bnp paribas asset management's senior economist and held various positions at the new york fed. i want to get your initial reaction to the neither here nor there looking at the dow and the s&p, forget the nasdaq right now. think i wanted to say the past few days, i told you so. the jobs pomp was not going to go far. your reaction. >>ts are thinking about the next steps fro overall, think about the equity market over recent weeks, it has performed fairly well. theheorce quarterre was a soft patch, a little weakness, in the u.s. economy, but indicators of planned business investment remain high. capex was relatively strong. ho

those of us from sydney, we don't want to go to perth — we want to go to sydney.rt of length in flight? well, i tell you, if you talk to qantas, they are working on it something they call project sunrise. we are working closely with them. in 2020, we are going to bring in new 777 to the marketplace. that aeroplane will have about 1000 nautical miles more range than any aeroplane flying today. but, frankly, it is not quite enough to get you from sydney to london so we are working with them, innovative ideas to see how we can make aeroplanes in the next decade able to fly that 20, 21 hours. and will we see that? even over a decade or beyond. i tell you what, ultra—long—range flying now is becoming part of the strategies for our customers here in southeast asia, in latin america, in the middle east and i think it will continue to be a really important part of the strategy. so, hey, iwasjust on an aeroplane a couple of weeks ago for 17 hours and i would rather fly that 17 hours and not make that stop and shorten my trip time so i can be my hotel bed a little earlier.

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. i'm ramy inocencio in new york and you are watching daybreak australia. a quiet thursday in june turned turbulent as a rally and treasury bonds snowballed, a sudden flurry of volume and a weeklong rally in tech stocks was snuffed out. let's get analysis from matt maley who joins us from newton, massachusetts. when i woke up this morning, i saw the market heading for its 50 day for the s&p 500, i thought i would be saying that today. it didn't happen to be the case. walk us through the risk and the head when you saw most important navigating today that investors need to do as they set up the trading day in the asia-pacific. matt: we have this great rally over a while anyway. the fact the tech stocks are on the chill a little bit is not a big deal with how nicely they have rallied recently. problems came up with brazil. fhe brazilian market, the et was down 9% at one point and finished down 5%. wehave another issue where have turkey, argentina, venezuela and now brazil. it has been goin

enda: haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. australia or asia i should say in australia where i am. first word news with jenna. jenna: thank you very much. stocks have climbed in late trading after msci gave the countries emerging market status. they will be added to index is in about a year, 20 nations including china, india, turkey and brazil. this could boost the argentine peso when trading returns thursday. they could get an imf credit line and an indexed upgrade in the same week. hasu.k. prime minister defended off a rebellion from within her own party to win a crucial brexit vote. the fight was over whether she should have the power to take the u.k. out of the e.u. without a deal. the rebels wanted parliament to have a meaningful vote on the way forward. they say brussels fears uncertainty will continue out of the threat of soap opera. chinese smartphone maker xiaomi has sets tentative terms for an ipo in hong kong that could raise $6.1 billion. bloomberg has been told it plans to $22e shares at $17 apiece. and xiaomi has

sydney futures are brighter.his is set to continue today. .7 the aussie is a buying 422, ahead of the june meeting. the yen unchanged, despite concerns we will see safe haven demand if the trade tensions exacerbate. sterling falling to a six-month low. theresa may suffering another blow from brexit legislation, setting up for a battle in the house of commons to determine the fate of that. the u.s. 10 year yield is largely unchanged. a reminder we saw the stocks closing a little bit lower, a quarter of a percent looking at the s&p, as we are waiting on the next barb or a road to be fired in the potential growing trade war. more on what we should be watching as trading gets underway in asia. adam is with us. you have been taking a look at the recent retreat in em's. lots of debate on whether this time it is different. what are you watching? >> i think what is interesting about what is happening in the space is that people have had a good for so long, and they have been willing over the past couple years, when we ha

a mentor thomas in sydney on a new initiative to use technology to get women to tell city where they feel unsafe and want. details of the brazilian world cup star who's on his way to the english premier that's all. there's more fallout from donald trump's decision to impose tariffs on his trade teller's remove mexico's says it will levy fifteen to twenty five percent tariffs on steel and agricultural imports from the united states for the mexican government's also complained to the world trade organization the white house says it may pull out of talks to renegotiate the north american free trade agreement choosing to deal separately with mexico and canada well head to pearl is a latin america analyst he says although nobody stands to gain from a trade or it may be an opportunity for mexico to diversify its economy. it's it's completely a turnaround in terms of how the trump administration is viewing the negotiation the nafta negotiations when nafta was first formulated it was seen as a an attempt to integrate the three economies and the dutch the trumpet ministration is not seen it i

and which women can use to highlight where they don't feel safe walking under thomas reports from sydney where the app was first created. for young women city streets can be or see a hostile environment one way to improve things in international charity is to highlight which areas are best and which worst for the last month women in sydney have been encouraged to use a website to mark where they felt particularly safe or unsafe when and why more than three thousand incidents have been uploaded so far daughter is so powerful and it tells a story three numbers which a lot of the time is one of three ways that decision makers can be swayed these women from the charity plan international and now visiting the hot spots taking photographs for an art project to publicize the initiative among them is a woman with almost a million followers on the social media platform instagram my i suppose. seventy percent women age eighteen to twenty four which is basically the demographic that way for this particular project although thousands of women are providing that data it's not them that the data is ne

sydney positive futures signaling weakness.et's head over to emerging markets because these are not looking good. , we haveanley warning seen the lack of shanghai and ila with currencies out by half a percent. you are also seeing the emerging market index off by one and a half percent again in the session. we will be watching onshore and un, so well before the devaluation, i am watching as chinese markets remain in the bear market. it does not look like much respect is on the way. is on the way. tradeget a look at the tensions by bringing in bloomberg washington reporter greg sullivan. , president has decided on a less confrontational approach. 'what exactly is the administration's approach and is there consensus? greg: the white house announced what is seen as a less confrontational approach to china. aey are going to utilize committee that scrutinizes investment into u.s. companies that could be a potential u.s. national security threat. was a less confrontational move them what was originally reported which was the use of an

i am haidi lun in sydney.ing 9% of its workforce, underlying the turning pressure to a profit. it's the biggest layoff and its 15 year history as it struggles to have production targets for the model three. elon musk has repeatedly fallen short of output goals, and he contribute to tesla's deepening eliminating suisse senior banking positions as it advisory business.ropean 26 directorslet go since february with the cuts focused in london. the job cuts are an attempt to boost efficiency and put pressure on deal to bring in new business. we are counting down to the open of markets in hong kong and china. zte not exactly the comeback kid here. rishaad: the original penalties could be reinstated. politicians want to do that in the u.s.. donald trump just imposed fines. down 37.5%. ck infrastructure up on its purchase of apa. we have futures contracts lower. we will be looking at this and what it means for equity strategy, not just in light of these markets. we are looking ahead to those three big central-bank deci

i am haidi lun in sydney.t a week out from the july 6 deadline for trumps tariffs on chinese goods as trade tensions are seeing deepening and an economic slowdown taking place on the mainland. a white paper made the case for multilateral trade and detailing ,ts commitments to the wto saying china has lived up to its responsibility by opening its markets to the world and delivering on tariff reductions. joining us now is the managing director at rock creek global advisors and the former u.s. negotiator for the tpp and the trade representative for southeast asia. does china have a point? the accusations or the beef the trump administration has historic or current issues? >> they are current issues. theseo sides have had issues for many, many years, and discussions have gone on for a long time, but they have not been result, so we are where we are today because the issues remain. haidi: barbara, were getting a line from the boj, cutting its billion. jgb to ¥410 we were looking at ¥430 billion in those last operat

a worldwide problem plan international has rolled out its website to four other cities as well as sydneymaps are being created in camp paula lima madrid and new delhi where everyone should be made aware about where we feel safe from where we don't perhaps this will help us and making unsafe place is safe to those behind this initiative hope information will provoke change the more people know whether issues that need to be addressed the more likely they'll address them under thomas al jazeera sydney. that's it for me for this news out that barbara starr will be with you in a moment with more of the day's news for thanks for watching. unpack it for us what were you hearing what were you saying whether on line that horrendous things you know told us that as i'm starting to doubt about that or if you join us on the sacked a lot of the major countries in the commonwealth have far bigger fish to fry and chips to eat this is a dialogue talk to us about some of this success if perhaps everyone has a voice what happens when the robots themselves are making the decision join the colobus conversat

in sydney, and down the app -- or download the app. bloomberg. ♪ haidi: bloomberg users can interact with the charts shown using gtv , browse through the charts featured on bloomberg tv, catch up with key analysis and save charts for future reference. those can be found at gtv . ramy: now a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. -- is to pay $1.3 billion to resolve an inquiry to bribery in libya and to settle a u.s. investigation into manipulation. in the libyan case, the justice department says that they will plead guilty for conspire thing. socgen joins deutsche bank and others who have paid billions of dollars to settle such charges. haidi: the buddhist government elling in 7 -- british government is selling a stake in the royal bank of scotland, reducing holdings in decade after the financial crisis. the stake was with about six -- aabout 2.6 billion pounds. the government injected billions theounds into the bank, biggest bailout in the world. ramy: and the purchase of get l extend a transition away from a stra

sydney time.is bloomberg. ♪ kathleen: we have to bring you new zealand's latest trade balance numbers for the month of may. two hundred 94 million new zealand dollars, that's the sum of the trade balance, exceeding the survey of 100 million, more than the prior month. exports rose nicely, 5.40 2 billion, imports up 5.12 billion and a number that's looking a bit better than forecast. the new zealand dollar there still trading a little bit weaker as we head into trading in new zealand and asia. haidi: the question is, does it actually move the needle given policythat monetary decisions this week. probably not, kathleen. you may have heard of the group , they have aicorns combined a relation of $300 million, topping the list of chinese tech stocks. the social media stars have also begun their own ascent in the highflying, rapidly changing chinese tech arena. one partner told bloomberg where she sees the next growth surge. first area for growth is around the whole evolution of consumer buying habits.

containers threatening maritime traffic and migrating whales the ship was on route from taiwan to sydney when i encountered waves up to five metres high dive birds surgical masks and sanitarium products have reportedly begun washing up on beaches in sydney. here in germany a nationalist politician has sparked controversy after suggesting the nazi era received too much emphasis in the country's history alexander golland co-leader of the n.t. migration alternative for germany or f.t. was speaking at a meeting of the party's youth wing his comments have caused outrage with other politicians and parliament condemning his words. the seventy seven year old code leader of the f.t. alexander garland has been accused of dismissing the crimes of nazi germany as a blip in history in comments at the f.t. youth wing's congress he said that historians have placed too much emphasis on the twelve years of hitler's rule. yes we recognize our responsibility for the twelve years but dear friends hitler and the nazis are just a bird dropping in over a thousand years of successful german history. of reaction

bya man in sydney that he is company was led by a man because it is a very challenging position.o underscore just how few women there are running airlines at the moment. aaron heslehurst caught up the moment. aaron heslehurst caught up with one of them, the head of a wider air, and asked her why she thought it was so few women at her level in the industry. that is one thing that really stood out for me when i got to this gallery, the sheer underrepresentation of women. we have had several discussions with people white women are not represented. what do they say? the long working hours, they want to get married, they don't want to continue ina line married, they don't want to continue in a line of business, the industry needs to have a more deliberate attempt to attract women to the aviation industry. without women you are missing out on a big opportunity there. do you think you can help that now that you are in the industry? i think so. that now that you are in the industry? ithink so. iwould like to focus on more women in the industry, from pilots to engineers to management. tha

in sydney six nations championship ireland playing australia in sydney on the opening match of the summering strong. they are leading now. johnny sexton kicking them in front in a very tight match, they are 28 minutes from the end and australia are one man down, one man has been sent to the sin bin. last time ireland beat australia on the own turf was in 1979. can they hold on to make history in the next 20 minutes? england head coach eddie jones says today's first test against south africa is the perfect development chance for younger players and a once—in—a—lifetime chance. england haven't won a game atjohannesburg since 1972 but eddie jones says the pressure will be good for the newcomers to the squad. it's great for us particularly as we build towards the world cup, this tour is so important, the young guys, they will get great experience in high—pressure games. guys, they will get great experience in high-pressure games. he may be known as king kenny but from now on footballing legend kenny dalglish will be sir kenny after receiving a knighthood in the queens birthday honours list in

got high pressure in charge frost temperatures struggling to get to around sixty eight celsius in sydney fourteen that melbourne out all safe dry there you tonight is where that little area called that cold air making its way across the southeast and cold a. similar values we go on into friday cold enough analysis around seventeen celsius some of the value that the sydney is and coated meldon. a history of guerrilla warfare. a place to stay to. be gaining strength there revolutionaries no. spider splinter groups dead the palestinian cause all insurances. chronicling the turbulence the struggle for palestinian. p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you the government troops in yemen what the backing of the saudi i'm right a coalition have taken control of parts of potatoes airport and they say they are cutting off the supply lines to the east of the city this is part of an attempt to retake the strategically important seaport. israeli military says it has hit at least twenty five targets in gaza linked to hamas the strikes are re

let's go to paul allen in sydney. >> thanks.to ensure a stable oil supply. energy ministers from saudi arabia the uae,, kuwait, algeria, and oman held an unofficial meeting. they emphasized the importance of maintaining adequate investment in the energy sector. sinceprices havelen they discussed the new policy to revive production. chancellor merkel says more must be done to strengthen the architecture of the eurozone. speaking ahead of an eu summit, she said a successful economy depended on a stable common currency. she and president macron have promised to offer a range of reforms when leaders meet in brussels. they include the banking union and common eu investment fund. donald trump's lawyer says the president's authority to end an investigation into his actions is broad, if not quite a limited. back in january, the white house legal team wrote to special counsel robert mueller, arguing that the president could not obstruct the rush in cory, because he has the power to terminate the probe or part in those caught up in it. ho

fine and dry by monday there in that melbourne at around fifteen degrees sixty celsius there for sydney so not too bad but a little damp damp and a little drizzly over the next couple of days that cloud and ryan will make his way towards new zealand a that is towards the south all of them that badly fourteen celsius on sunday for oakland and also for christ so little bit of a change as we go on into monday cools off in christ it should be dry though if a little on the gray side we've got gray clouds and a good tale of wet weather making its way towards southern japan over the next day i'd say he would go with the outer band of and next tropical system which to push towards q.c. as we go through sunday doesn't actually make landfall but lots of heavy rain for much of honshu by monday afternoon. discover new developments in surgery. or whatever in hiroshima japan to meet the surgeon hiring new techniques in regenerating bonding and a breakthrough medical trials provide some much needed to cystic fibrosis sufferers based on all the evidence behind the virus is at least one hundred forty mo

we're live in sydney for the latest.arkets will keep an eye on that g—7 meeting — and what it could mean for world trade. they are currently optimistic ahead of that meeting. and would you fork out more than $500 for a pair of trunks? we'll hear from one firm which lets you design your own pair — for a hefty price — proving there's more to men's poolside fashion than budgie—smugglers or the mankini! also in the programme we will reveal the clever bins that cut food waste and save money — so how much do you throw away? are you changing your behaviour to cut down on food waste? send your comments use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. china has warned the united states that any agreements reached on trade and business between the two countries will be void if washington implements new tariffs. talks between china's vice president and the us commerce secretary ended in beijing on sunday — without any new deals. last week, the trump administration said it will go ahead with plans to impose 25% tariff

haidi: and i am haidi done in sydney. sydney.un in 's beijing preparing for a currency trade fight with trump? this is "bloomberg markets: asia p or car asia." ♪ thisidi, the market mood tuesday is obviously not unbridled optimism. singapore right now entered a itrection yesterday, and looks like we are looking at 3200. year.as our bottom last below that, it is hard to see any support for that market, haidi. haidi: it is hard to see any sort of support, momentum turning so negative. the overnight session was pretty turbulent, over the confusion of where the next ratcheting up of the trade tensions, the investment curbs of 10 are going to come from. malaysian stocks are holding their head above water, and in taiwan, tech heavy come at much -- the tech heavy stocks are trading much lower there. let us get to the latest going into another day. we will see a bear market in china, sophie. sophie: we are eyeing the bear market stocks falling 20% since setting up the quÉbec in joinery. we are likely to see support. -- se setting up week

hywel griffith, bbc news, sydney. thank you so much for investing your time with us.can secretary of state, on a visit to seoul, has said he hopes there will be major disarmament of north korea within two and a half years. the saudi—led coalition in yemen has launched a major offensive on the rebel—held port of hodeidah, through which almost all aid supplies enter the country, where millions face malnutrition. the retail group, dixons carphone, has apologised for a data breach which analysts say is one of the biggest to affect a british firm. the details of almost six million payment cards were accessed. the company admitted it had fallen short but insisted there was no evidence that any fraud was committed with the details. the information commissioner's office is investigating what happened, as our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. yet another data breach and this time, the hackers got through the defences of dixons carphone got access to the crown jewels, payment card details. worrying news for customers. itjust goes to show how easily people's da

meetingthe annual iata is underway in sydney.lliance representing around a fifth of total airlines industry. as you can hear and see behind me, the hustle and bustle meeting is iata underway. we have some 390 carriers and 1000 representatives. we ceo of one world here and are about to talk all thing alliances. i will talk about the introduction of the one world membership here. is it all getting a bit too complicated with the different levels of membership? i think we -- -i think -- >> i think we are trying to do the opposite. the contacts around the one connect is if you take a look at the historical and traditional hunting grounds of alliances, it is the larger network carrier. if you look around the world, it is the 20 larger airlines that have already committed and one of the three global alliances. there is not much happening. we are not expecting much change. there are different operating models. are consumer niche is or geographic niche is or market niche is, that is a fantastic example. we are glad to have them on board.

haidi: in sydney, i'm haidi lun. coming up, oil sliding ahead of what could be a fiery opec meeting with iran leading something of a rebellion. this is "bloomberg markets: asia ." rishaad: just to seeing hong kong closed. shenzhen and taipei as well because of the dragon boat holiday. concerns about the trade war getting worse, but a bit of world war. moment. have it at the that's the picturof what's happening. that one. close for there we have it. haidi. haidi: we are talking about last week being the most important week of the year for investors. we might get more market reaction. we spoke about the concerns over trade playing out across the commodities market. copper, soybeans, cole. we have seen that reaction across the commodities complex. could be a contentious messi opec meeting, divided going into friday. you are seeing declines when it comes to wti and brent. first word news. paul allen was the headlines in sydney. a bigger anposted expected trade deficit for mate with imports soaring 14% on year, double the

in sydney on a new initiative to use technology to get women to tell city where they feel on sites and why. no matter who wins this is no one's. no party with the president joe will tell you why stars of the n.b.a. say they won't celebrate a title at the white. in this. each one they still. want to be seen. to be. with. it's been one year since its neighbors imposed a blockade on qatar by land sea and air. a move that shattered the region's geopolitical landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant . but what caused the rift between the g.c.c. countries is there and the insights and can the gulf ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a. time for us to take a look at the top stories here in the al-jazeera news out this football team has canceled its world cup warm up match against israel after political pressure the palestinian football association had urged the team to cancel the match because of the recent unrest in gaza israeli forces killed at least one hundred twenty one palestinians protesting at the gaza israel border since late march. the self decl

of the population and the render major some years ago when he was first elected made a huge from a sydney in terms of guaranteeing product product prices for the farmers. have not been not the message talking presumably now we're in the election cycle yet again general election is next year this is it going to be made relieving them of their debt for these farmers is that the answer because this seems to be what they're asking for but is that the is that the panacea i mean debt relief is something that every opposition party offers the b.g.p. offered to me u.p.a. elections and it won on that promise actually it stopped the congress party in two thousand and four when they ousted the b j p and accused it of neglect in the countryside so it's something that every party you know every major party has been playing the game the been playing but once they're in power they completely ignore those issues and that's only if you have to wait till the next election cycle so what is needed i mean it is suggested that ultimately for the country's well being this is a very dangerous policy a policy of

if you are watching in sydney. -- 8:00 p.m. if you are watching in sydney. and skepticism from global bankers. this scare has cryptocurrency falling to a 2018 low from its record high. global news 24 hours a day, on whatnd twitter, powered by 700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am debra mao. david: let's look at how markets here on the mainland and in hong kong are faring. effecte, it comes into next thursday. that is before this first round of tariffs. currency has been deepening. look at this in this mulch was trade outlook with the renminbi heading for an eighth day of losses. the dollar has the longest losing streak going back to october. a lot of these are tensions between the two largest economies grappling. the u.s. is considering curbing chinese investments in certain u.s. industry citing economic and national security risks. they walk us through what donald trump, steven mnuchin, and others are thinking. guest: this is part of the broader trade makes that donald trump has going on. chinamaking it harder for to come to invest in the u.s. or

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paul allen, bloomberg news, sydney.up, we sit down with the ceo of africa's biggest company that made maybe the best tech investment in history. their ceo joins us to talk about backing tencent next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: last week, africa's biggest company by market cap reported a 72% increase in earnings. they credited advertising and e-commerce for this boost, and happens to be one of the biggest tech investors in the world, and has long relied on its 31% stake in the chinese tech giant tencent to accelerate growth. but its investments in online companies are starting to bear fruit. folded 2% stake in tencent and then netted another 1.6 billion dollar profit from the sale of a stake in the indian e-commerce startup in may. their ceo joins us to discuss. >> the main reason we freed up our capital is driven by opportunity. we have been focusing building our e-commerce business in class -- classified and online for delivery. getting to some scale, we realized there is so much for the opportunity to pursue. we real

itself a picture of the last day or so that's probably on its way out now the forecast the sydney to eighteen degrees brightish weather not particularly showery bit cooler than that in melbourne also in the sunshine and person a lot cooler recently but that line of grain that goes out through the west that's been persistent that's given eighty ninety minute meters and it's still going so the picture for australia depending on when you are where you are is completely contrast to if you had laid these disappointing. a year is paul since the start of the block a. conscious foreign minister told about the impact of the crisis on regional politics. and how his country is coping with. again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top stories this hour the self declared libyan national army has entered the city of a weeks of heavy fighting. by renegade general who he hopped on is said to have captured the sea ports a new study from the global peace index says that the middle east and north africa when the world's least peaceful region. new evacuations of the no one's made. flowing

. ♪ lou: sydney powell is with us, the author of "license to lie.e inspector general report and whether you think it reveals such a level of corruption that it should inval gait in point of fact the special counsel's existence? >> it is rife with evidence of corruption and absolutely venomous sentiments expressed by five or six fbi agents key to the investigation of the president. and the cover-up for hillary clinton's email investigation. they were calling him a loathesome human being and showed nothing but disdain and contempt for him. the inspector general found their bias cast a cloud over the whole thing. lou: you must be funned by the recommendations of an h.r. nature. and not calling for them to slow count adulterous affairs in the fbi upper echelons. not a mention of what -- i love the fact christopher wray decided that they would have a little discussion with all of the agents and train them on bias. this problem wants amongst the rank and file it was management. >> peter strzok was not a random field agent. he was the former deputy to coun

a worldwide problem plan international has rolled out its website to four other cities as well as sydney maps are being created in camp lima madrid and new delhi but that's what everyone should be made aware about where we feel safe from where we don't perhaps this will help us and making unsafe places safe to those behind this initiative hope information will provoke change the more people know whether issues that need to be addressed the more likely they'll address them under thomas al-jazeera sydney for this week's more about this here is more car man who is project leader at tactical tech which is a nonprofit that explores the political and social wall of technology in our lives she is live from berlin thank you so much for being with us on the news group so what do you think of this do you think technology can make women safe. well my immediate response to this is firstly i congratulate all those organizations who actively work towards making city safer a woman but i'm slightly cautious as using technology or quick techno fixes to resolve why there are social and political problems