. >> together they had a little girl, sydney. when their marriage fell apart his wife's family closed ranks. >> in their view, sydney was their property. >> one day, he went to pick up his girlfriend for a visit was never seen alive again. >> he died right there. >> but who would kill a devoted that? the unbelievable choice, the unbelievable golden girl wife or the graces family matriarch? they seem 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 and one of the smallest american towns, the worst of crimes. >> please come and help us. >> okay, i'll get a hold of

paul allen from sydney. let's get first word news with vonnie quinn. >> thank you.mberg forces say the hackers who forced colonial to shut down the biggest u.s. gasoline priceline friday began a blitz against the company a day earlier. they are part of a cybercrime gang called dark side. last thursday they stole almost 100 bytes of data from the company's network in just two hours before locking systems with ransomware and demanding payment. iran is pushing for the banking industry to be given guaranteed and conclusive sanctions relief to restore nuclear deals with world powers. the country's central bank has confirmed to bloomberg its involved to remove any sanctions. negotiations resumed in vienna friday on reviving the 2015 agreement. u.k. prime minister johnson has confirmed the next stage of lockdown easing in england will go ahead may 17 as planned. people will be allowed to stay overnight with friends all relations and indoor hot tablet he will be reopened. international travel may also resume. bill u.k. has given more than 50 million doses of x been and now

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haidi: sharply higher on the sydney session.ts offer for an australian casino. the move comes after the arrival is putting forward its measure. paul allen joins us with the details. we also had the ceo being named. it has been a busy morning so far. paul: it has been quite the morning for the gaming stock in sydney. it is nonbinding. right at about $14 per share. star says it is offering 2.68 of its shares for each share. that values to 14 per share. crown has been beset by all sorts of problems. it has a casino on the waterfront which it cannot open because regulators refused a license after acting -- after accusations of money laundering. the star bid is an elegant solutions to all of that. star saying it has a track record of operating casinos. and by emerging, it would create combined casino giant worth $12 billion. we have blackstone, which interestingly previously partnered with star to win over crown, going it alone in raising its own offer for crown to about $12 and 35 per share. kathleen: when you put it all together fo

australia bank is opening a new headquarters in sydney.to consolidate its workspace longer-term to match more flexible work arrangements. they are progressively bringing back staff and running at an average office capacity of 42%. coming up in the next hour, we will talk strategy. the ceo says market dynamics may be different. we will talk to a strategist. >> good morning. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories, more paying -- more pain for bitcoin, elon musk implying that tesla may sell its holdings in the cryptocurrency. singapore and taiwan unde

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney where. counting down to major market opens. shery: good evening from new york, i'm shery ahn. haidi: these are the top stories is our. sources tell us president biden may proceed with trump's china investment ban, ignoring calls to rollback restrictions. australia says it is disappointed after beijing suspends economic dialogue. china blames the corporate mindset for the move. the fed touts a warning that arising risk of stretching valuations and trade vulnerabilities across the financial system. shery: u.s. futures study at the open. this after we saw stocks rally into new record highs. we had strong ego data with jobless claims following -- falling. we are on the watch for the jobs report. we could see a million new jobs added in april. u.s. futures holding steady as we have the s&p 500 closing near session highs. the dow rising to a record. the dow jones transportation average surging more than 20% above its 200 day moving average. a sign perhaps the strength that we could see in the broader equity markets. still some pressu

in the wake of this upset of the group hastily boarded a ship in sydney and after a long crossing they joined the greatest show on earth in your. phone a man had prepared his new acquisitions to be the highlight if you showed he created a backstory for each of them and gave them drones to play. the hour before billy the hunter and his terrifying scarfs succumbed to the chance to susie princess of queensland experience the thrill is fierce warrior tambo performs his sensational more dense. the 2 had travelled across america at breakneck speed and. the troops appearance in more than $130.00 american and canadian cities pushed them to exhaustion. while bonum and cunningham made a fortune. on how to. counter magic comes from the remote on the north train to be arriving. in the heart of the field to be sure they're. trying to train and french people find noises miles of. gardeners have their feet. in 8841 year after arriving in america and having traveled the whole country tan both fell ill and died while still on to a. cunningham had the body mummified and sold his remains to a fairground

about a week or so later sydney of the near times wrote about essentially the same story, and nothing happened to him. oh, he wrote a great story come wonderful. so i was witnessing already the very different treatment of women and men, sometimes institutionally, sometimes professionally. >> lydia had a question next and she's having technical difficulties so i will speak for her. she said come hear you speak about the harassment women face then i see parallels to did it all the very different mediums today, studies are showing female reporters facing more harassment and social media. you see any lessons or advice from the brave woman to write about how reporters can comply with the current environment? >> i'm not very good at lessons, i have to say. i i left them out of the book. the one thing that was amazing, and i'll use kate, she pushed everything aside. she was a diplomat. she wanted to get her career. she could ignore stuff. she knew how to avoid the worst of the guys, and she thought she figured a way around all of this. but then it hit her like a a whammy right after the war

sydney those showers will continue in and around sydney on friday off to new zealand where we're going to disrupt the weather pattern as we watch this disturbance come across the tasman sea so we've had a period of a lot of sun temperatures above average but this is now saturday as system slams into the western portion of the south island temperatures still high though christ church at 22 to 20 degrees how should say let me show you the picture by sunday because really most of the south island will be plagued with this weather system but temperatures look at this christ church 25 degrees that is a good 10 degrees above average and the north island will get into some of this what weather by sunday. but. in 19054 young anti-apartheid activists were murdered by south african security forces if you can't solve the problem by the moving the guy then you could get 36 years on the family's quest for justice reveals systemic resistance to prosecution they must all be convicted put are far away from me and exposes the influence the former apartheid establishment still wielded in the new south a

if you are watching in sydney.is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest headlines. crystal mania sends altar coins soaring. does going surged as much as 50% once again. other tokens jumped 14%. classic surged more than 30% tier the recent rally has seen the rally of all digital token search past 2.25 trillion dollars with doged becoming -- with doge becoming a new poster child. goldman sachs is planning to tell u.s. employees they should prepared to work from officers again the middle of next month. citigroup's australia retail operations are said to be drawing interest from several local lenders as the bank looks to offload the entire unit in one piece. sources say anz and knab are in talks to buy the assets with several other offices showing interest. we are minutes away from the open in south korea. let's turn to sophie with what to watch. sophie: south korea markets are closed. australian markets focused. keeping an eye on anz. cash earnings rose to 2.3 million dollars. the bank did announce an

very little change here in sydney at the moment.s. very little change here in sydney at the moment. this is on the report that crown says it is yet to form a view on the merits of stars merger proposal --star's merger proposal. that is crown's rival here in australia. crown is also facing the day one of an inquiry into its operations in the state of victoria, as to whether it breached regulations around that. crown shares unsure -- unchanged at the moment. let's get to vonnie quinn for a check at the first word headlines. >> the u.s. has joined other world powers and calling for an end to the violence in israel and the gaza strip. antony blinken spoke with his counterparts in saudi arabia, qatar, and each of. present biden reasserted the right for israel to defend itself. india is bracing for a cyclone to hit its western coast today, forcing authorities to begin evacuation preparations and parts of the country that are overwhelmed by the second wave of the virus. it is expected to make landfall with wind speeds touching 175 kilomete

let's get over to sydney, our at the markets for order is joining us.ghs. what are investors watching for? so much information has come out as always before the budget itself. >> there certainly is a lot for investors to digest. the company is benefiting from high iron ore prices and a falling jobless rate. they are set to deliver a wide-ranging spending bill to help push the economy forward. it also said that the budget is likely to boost confidence over the country's rebound from the impacts of covid-19, and give some head to corporate activity and earnings outlook. there are high expectations for substantial stimulus, covering issues such as infrastructure and women's health. let's also coming out as australia has seen setbacks in its vaccine rollout and ahead of the next federal election. investors will have both of those issues on their minds as they come through this budget. shery: what are some of the key stocks and sectors that could be impacted by the proposals? >> has haidi mention, we do know quite a bit about what in this is in this budget.

if you are watching here in sydney -- in just a few minutes, the market open in sydney, seoul, and tokyong. inflation continues to plague investors. u.s. stocks being dragged for a second day. -- downside going into the sydney open. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome to "daybreak: asia." i'm shery ahn. haidi: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asia's markets have just opened. asian stocks set for a week after inflation concerns drag on wall street for the second day. australia looks to run a hot economy. we will be speaking with the finance minister.

sydney, good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me, guys. >> sydney, so great to see you.sten, i love a good drink on a plane. i'm a lightweight, i do have to be careful. i think that's the point. though it's about proceeding with caution. as somebody who does travel a lot, i'm very troubled at the frenzy that we are approaching, reopening get an out into the world. and honestly, if this delay and alcohol service made a gates that frenzy and protects our flight attendants from abusive behavior -- and you know, in general maintains a level of safety on board. i'm all for. >> but why is it limited to economy? a see it seems a bit like classes am. >> i do understand. i mean, that is a valid point. i would hope that there are also understand that can't just a localized economy. but i guess the volume of people in economy would make sense for. that i don't fully understand it either. >> we want to show you some video of why this is happening. and it shows an assault on a southwest flight this past weekend against a flight attendant. we're going to. watch >> >> [noise] >> hey, s

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it's one of hollywood, the oldest studios just before we go, let's bring some pictures from sydney, australia of a rare astronomical phenomenon being dub. the super flower blood moon moon is orbiting at its closest point to us while also displaying the is only total lunar eclipse. ah, let's take you through some of the headlines now. the us secretary of state has met with the egyptian president in cairo to both the support for the seas. 5 between israel and he's now in jordan for no audience with king abdullah. the 2nd, a dodge court has ordered oil giant shell to canada, carbon emissions by 45 percent by 2030, being hailed as a major victory for environmentalists. the verdict could have major implications for similar cases around the world. step often has more from the hague. there was an absolute outburst of joy here at the court in the hague. people hugging each other some even into years. even people here will work at the court said it was a very special day. it seems like something has changed. the friends of the earth called a monumental victory for our planet and for our children, beca

lets get more from our correspondent shaimaa khalil in sydney.hen come onjudge's decision? the come on judge's decision? the 'udue's come onjudge's decision? tue: judge's decision as come onjudge's decision? tue judge's decision as you say did not find enough evidence that a duty of care, that a breach of duty of care, that a breach of duty of care had been established. the core of this belly that has been presented to the court in september last year was that the environmental, the environment minister had a duty of care to young people to protect them from the devastating effects of climate change and that approving an expansion of a coal mine in new south wales that would be in that obligation and while the judge interestingly enough found that the environment minister did have a duty of care which the lawyers are hailing as a victory and of itself, he say that the court was not convinced and was not satisfied that there was enough evidence that there was enough evidence that there was enough evidence that the environment and federal governmen

are expected to be held around the globe in support of the palestinian people this is the scene in sydney in australia where a big deal is being held to protest against israel's. now the bodies of about 100 suspected covert 900 victims have been found floating in india's river ganges in the past week most were recovered in india's poorest state of bihar and that has the country's worst health care system there is only one doctor for every 28000 people a warning this report from our india across one of those with brown and contains images some people might find disturbing. the fires continue to burn in one of the many cremation grounds on the banks of the ganges river considered the holiest source of water by hindus many want to be cremated near it and have the ashes scattered in the water workers say in recent times they've never had to deal with so many bodies. but. the daily count keeps changing some days we cremate 4050 or even 50 bodies it's even reach 145 in one day but over the past week around a 100 bodies suspected to be of carpet 19 victims have been found floating in the ganges

their homes in the war that led to the establishment of israel back in 1948 this is the scene in sydney in australia where a vigil is being held to protest against israel's actions from the u.k. to afghanistan and south africa to germany crowds are set to join their cause following similar demonstrations held since monday and hundreds of people held a rally in southern lebanon near the border with israel on friday one person died after being struck by israeli fire. these are the scenes in germany in berlin where hundreds of protesters condemned israeli attacks the government says it supports israel and has promised to increase protection for jewish institutions. still ahead here on al-jazeera a rising star the trump loyalist who's now the 3rd highest ranking republican in the u.s. house of representatives and working to wipe out the disease with a bite the control to see around genetically modified mosquitoes be released in the u.s. . it's time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways where you still say the spring rain is falling quite heavily in places the cloud is sti

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.ent in a bid to boost british trade and industry overseas. the royal navy vessel — which will cost a reported £200 million and be in service for 30 years — would be used to host trade fairs and diplomatic meetings. it will be the successor to the royal yacht britannia, which was retired in 1997. lord ricketts is the former british ambassador to france and national security adviser, he's now a crossbench peer. he told me he believes its not worth the cost. colossal waste of money, because i don't think it's at all relevant to the way that modern business and modern contracts are negotiated. the government says it wants britain to be a science and technology superpower, which is great, but i don't think the corporate bosses of the world's great high—tech companies and financial companies are going to be all that impressed with an invitation to go to some distant port and have a cocktail on board a ship in the harbour. so, i think it harks back generations to the way export promotion was

phil mercerjoins me now from sydney. do we know how many australians might be affected by this?an government, about 9000 of its citizens are stranded in india at about 650 of them are listed as vulnerable. this is the first time, as far as we are aware, that the australian government is stopping its citizens returning home with the threat of criminal sanctions should they make it here. so, from monday, this restriction means that australians could face up to five years in prison and a fine of 50,000 us dollars if they make it back from india. the rule states that anyone who has beenin rule states that anyone who has been in india within 14 days of their planned arrival in this country are full didn't to do so. this, as we say, starts on monday and will be reviewed in the middle of may.— the middle of may. australia has been — the middle of may. australia has been extremely - the middle of may. australia has been extremely tight - has been extremely tight enclosing borders throughout the pandemic, hasn't it? this is another — the pandemic, hasn't it? this is another example _ the

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.ing closer to forming a new government and removing the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, from power. the head of the group which represents nhs trusts in england has told the bbc that hospitals are still under pressure and there must be an open debate about plans for a further easing of restriction. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, hello and welcome to sportsday. let's start with number asi because she's been fine and future majors if she's been fine and future majors if she fails to make her media commitments. the world number two the tea but didn't attend the post—match press conference. she announced last week that she would boycott meaty while in paris to raise awareness of players well—being. forthe raise awareness of players well—being. for the addition of a one robson says she hopes the solution can be found. personally, i don't feel like they're _ can be found. personally, i don't feel like they're out _ can be found. personally, i don't feel like th

logan's document is posted on the website of the trump lawyer name sydney powell. and this document, on sidney powell's website, by douglas slogan, it spells out the whole fantasy. the core software utilized by dominion, originates from intellectual property from a company founded in communist venezuela, with links to chavez. which is hugo chavez which has been dead since 2013. and none of those allegations are true by the way. dominion is not connected to the other company that is named there. neither of those companies have anything to do with venezuela, let alone communist venezuela, let alone chavez who's been gone for years. but it goes on and on in this thing. dominion it says has significant security vulnerabilities, that could be exploited by a nation-state. in ways that would be difficult to detect. it could be exploited by a nation states. how about by a nation? or by a state? how about a city-state. like could singapore do? it monaco. somebody looking to liechtenstein. check gibraltar. this is my favorite part though. this is a document, by douglas logan

for cheap australia economist joins us from sydney with the eco-look ahead.sset bubbles bubbles overusing, on the others we are seeing the great return of inflation. where does china sit? obviously, that data is key. reporter: i think china's recovery to a great extent is the global recovery. industrial production has been strong. it all centers around consumers. the consumer spending piece. it will be interesting to see at what point households catch up with the rest of the economy, and how we see the pivot away from the government stimulus support, which has been such a key driver of shoring up the commodity market. specifically, how households pick up the slack. shery: and of course where china goes, australia follows. in terms of the commodity cycle and growth expectations, if the rba really go to give much guidance on potentially joining the likes of canada and new zealand and talking about tightening? reporter: i think it is a little bit too soon to be explicitly talking about tightening. certainly talking about raising the cash rate. the run of data in

i wanted to be in sydney and other characters do other things in those situations but to a black woman who has been in a mental health crisis for a while, pushed and pushed and pushed, and at the end what happens when you keep pushing someone that far, when all they're doing is trying to get through the day, and so for me that ending was -- and i think that is a universal thing of people who are just tired of being stepped on and what happens when -- and for me i was think about falling down, but except i had actual issues and this is like a -- what their job and stuff. so kind of the a lot of move individual that are catharsis for things like that and certain people get catharsis and some people don't and i kind of wanted to delve a bit mere deeply into this and kind of balance it with not being too out there and pushing too far in the paths, the morally gray area and also really addressing in some stories need to have endings that are surprising or take certain turns. >> i thought it was interesting because when you read the reviews, i read the good reads and the amazon reviews so yo

in sydney and only then did they explain that the 2 year o.c. $0.86 was just an example of what you could in theory this initiative by with the much heat they said that by working for an hour doing multiple tasks we should be able to make 2 year is $0.86 at 5 and says it will. be how can you make to us $0.86 in one hour if a task is paid $0.27. each task takes at least 15 minutes to conflate over one cousin and that's simply not possible said sic i'm more impossible. than i do say so there's a certain those who are causing the course in the faces of the indices when it was a live version. with. the doors on the doors and learning end of the movie. learn to finish. by nothing. well i'm happy it. did just me. he. did the one who said. we don't know who owns the platform you better have a website there are several companies listed on the s.n.c.f. which is the french national railway and french banks of all costs nothing but big companies you know how good the cons are saying. here make you so i don't know if these companies are aware of what's happening beneath the seed but they benefit from

we have sydney airport down by one third of 1%. ocbc trading in q1, be expectations.surance coming up by about 1%. let's take a look at the state of china's economic recovery as we await the latest trade data from china. joining us is the chief greater china economist at one securities firm. we have to bear in mind the base of fact, right? helen: yes, absolutely. the numbers look fantastic. if you look at the year on year numbers, for growth it is very high, first quarter, 18.3% and second quarter would still be as high in our view as 7.2%. the numbers look good, and the inflation looks low. almost like a goldilocks situation. from a policymakers perspective, 2021 is where they do not have to worry so much about short-term inflation or a downside are upside. so now that they are having in our view a window of opportunity to do something that it probably wanted to do for some time on the structural long term side. haslinda: you talk about inflation. there is a divergence there and prices linked to commodities are high. prices linked to households, not so. looking stabl

from sydney, phil mercer reports — there are flashing images at the start of the report.inister welcomed her australian counterpart. scott morrison said the meeting highlighted the success of two countries that have weathered covid—19 arguably better than any other. both governments banned foreign nationals in march 2020, but they need a plan to eventually bring to an end their isolation from the rest of the world. a quarantine—free travel corridor was opened last month. while flights to the australian state of victoria have been suspended due to a snap seven—day lockdown, the bubble could be extended to other parts of the south pacific, including fiji and vanuatu, to help revive their tourism industries. and new zealand were family, but, like most households, there are disagreements. canberra's controversial deportation of new zealanders convicted of crimes, including children, has strained the relationship. a senior australian minister compared the policy to taking the trash out. it remains a very sore point between these trans—tasman cousins. phil mercer, bbc news, syd

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. ordered a fresh investigation by the us intelligence agencies into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. a world health organization report found that suggestions it was the result of a leak from a laboratory in wuhan was unlikely. but it did criticise china for not providing complete data. police say they've rescued more than 570 children during a week of operations against county lines drugs gangs across england, wales and scotland. more than a thousand arrests were made. county lines gangs are urban drug dealers who sell to customers in more rural areas, often using children as couriers. angus crawford reports. holly, the sniffer dog, is busy looking for drugs... how much have you got there? is that a couple of grams? ..and the young people used to move them around the uk. police forces across the country, even here on the railways, are targeting county lines. they're looking for drugs, weapons, money. but what they really want to find are the children are being exploited by the

in the wake of this upset of the group hastily boarded a ship in sydney and after a long crossing they joined the greatest show on earth in your. phone a man had prepared his new acquisitions to be the highlight if he showed he created a backstory for each of them and gave them bros to play. cower before billy the hunter and his terrifying scarves succumb to the chance of susie princess of queensland and experience the thrill is fierce baria tarmoh performs his sin say. no more dense. the 2 have traveled across america at breakneck speed and. the troops appearance in more than $130.00 american and canadian cities pushed them to exhaustion. while barnum and cunningham made a fortune. handed. down imagine i was the remark on an old grave to be arriving. in all the horror that i feel to be serious their. minds are trying to train french people find noises from hours of. darkness the other. in 10841 year after arriving in america and having travelled the whole country tamba fell ill and died while still on to a. cunningham had the body mummified and sold his remains to a fairground museum

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney.led in the back of a pickup truck have been rescued in thailand. a field hospital has been set up to treat 80 of them. you may find some of the images in russell trott�*s report distressing. sedated but safe. rescued macaque monkeys, many pregnant, being treated by thai medical teams. more than 100 were discovered — terrified, struggling and gasping for air, in mesh bags tied together and being transported to the cambodian border. 18 didn't make it. translation: the monkeys i were exhausted and dehydrated for a long time. some of them had respiratory problems because of overcrowding during the smuggling operation. wildlife smuggling in asia is nothing new — tigers, along with other animals have been traded, dead or alive, to neighbouring countries in what is a lucrative, if illegal, business. the authorities have been intercepting the banned wildlife shipments, but closing down the ruthless gangs behind it is a more difficult proposition. the smuggling of the monkeys was a carefully pl

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at the moment, hybrid working really is the normal in sydney at the moment.tistics survey people and found 41% of people had been working a least one day from home in february of 2021. this was up from around 24% about one year ago. we are seeing a significant increase and shift towards people working from home, and this is not necessarily unpopular. a majority of people did actually want to work from home at least for one or two days each week. we are seeing, according to the australian bureau of statistics, around 47% of people expected this to continue into the future and about 8% of people thought work from home would increase in the future, although admittedly 11% thought it would decline, so very much hybrid work is what is happening in australia at the moment, notwithstanding covid being under control. this could be because of significant tail risk with one covid event so australia responds very severely and quite rapidly towards one, even one covid incident, and this creates a significant risk for businesses, if even one of their employees shows up wi

there was also solidarity down under with a pro palestinian gathering in sydney. as the renewed violence deepens the rift in the middle east many are around the world are uniting in protest. let's turn our some other stories making headlines this hour thousands of people have been protesting in haiti's capital port of plants calling for an end to the island's kidnapping crisis criminals in this criminally take women children locals and foreigners for ransom the united nations says 234 people were abducted last year that's 3 times as many as the able for. the operator of the largest u.s. gas pipeline says it resumes normal operations after being hit by ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipelines network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. greece says it's reduced overcrowding and its migrant caps the number of asylum seekers on its islands has fallen below 10000 for the 1st time since the height of the migration crisis in 2015 at their worst some of these camps were operating at 2 or 3 t

there was also solidarity down under with a pro palestinian gathering in sydney. as the renewed violence deepens the rift in the middle east many are around the world are uniting in protest. while their 1st some other news making headlines around the world the operator of the largest u.s. gasoline pipeline says it has resumed normal operations after being hit by a ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipelines network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. russia has deployed to aircraft and fire fighters to extinguish forest fires and heatwave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia in the eastern region of human flames haven't govt more than 60000 hectares. well to sport now and this weekend sees the 2nd to last round of blue in this league games with a lot at stake for those battling to avoid relegation outspread faced braman with both teams barely above the drop zone i was bird came away victorious securing another season in the top flight and leavin

the oh, even in australian cities like sydney and adelaide, pro palestinian marches here and elsewhere, joy over an end to mix with hunger over conflict of remains unresolved. let's turn now to some other stories making headlines at this hour. near oregon, though in the democratic republic of congo has erupt it for the 1st time in nearly 2 decades. power was cut in the nearby city of goma and authorities issued an evacuation order for nearly 2000000 residence volcanoes. last, a russian in 2000 to killed around 250 people. a recent photo of princes latifah, who has been missing since 2018 may have surfaced and by, according to her own statements, she is being held captive by in a villa by her father ship mohammed ben rashid mac. to let his father is the ruler to buy, as well as the vice president and head of the government of united arab emirates, china has moved a vehicle on the surface of mars for the 1st time. according to state media, it's mars rover left its landing platform and has begun exploring the red planet surface. the vehicles mission is expected to last for 90 days in a se

the there was also solidarity down under with a pro palestinian gathering in sydney me. as the renewed violence deepens the rift in the middle east many are around the world are uniting in protest. now highlighting some other stories now making news at this hour thousands of people have been protesting in haiti's capital port au prince calling for an end to the island's kidnapping frightens criminals indiscriminately women children locals and foreigners for ransom the united nations says nearly 250 people were abducted last year 3 times as many as the year before. pope francis has held a special mass for mir in march he called for peace and an end to the violence that has left hundreds dead military seized power in a coup in february didn't the railing progress towards democracy. the operator of the largest u.s. gasoline pipeline says it has resumed normal. relations after being hit by a ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipeline network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. researchers looking

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i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. >> i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. >> good evening from new yorki am shery on. the top stories this hour. big oil loses big to climate activists. exxon shareholders voting green activists while they vote to speed up emissions cuts. >> the u.s. trade chief get set for her first meeting with chinese counterparts. she speaks with officials as early as wednesday as washington looks to build on a trade deal. >> pressure grows on australia's government to speed up vaccinations after covid-19 cases rise in melbourne. authorities are not ruling out a new lockdown. >> a picture across wall street. u.s. futures are unchanged at the open. this after we saw u.s. stocks gaining modestly in the new york session. small caps taking the lead. we had the russell 2000 outperforming other benchmarks after losing ground to mega tech or the dow fluctuated and finished unchanged on its 125th birthday. the s&p was led higher. banks advancing after day one of the ceo costs on the largest lenders testifying before congress. they are under pressure after climbing to the high

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there was also solidarity down under with a pro palestinian gathering in sydney. as the renewed violence deepens the rift in the middle east many are around the world are uniting in protest. and it's turned out some other stories making headlines around the world thousands of people have been protesting in haiti's capital port of palms calling for an end to the island's kidnapping crisis criminals indiscriminately take women children and foreigners for ransom the united nations says 234 people were abducted last year and 3 times as many as the year before. the operator of the largest u.s. gas pipeline says it's resumed normal operations after being hit by iran somewhere attack but disruption to colonial pipelines network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. researchers looking to bring high speed internet access to users worldwide a take. a mission to space space x. launched another batch of starlink broadband satellites from cape canaveral in the u.s. state of florida on saturday the reusable falc

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there was also solidarity down under with a pro palestinian gathering in sydney. as the renewed violence deepens the rift in the middle east many are around the world are uniting in protest. let's turn out some other stories making headlines around the world this hour thousands of people have been protesting in haiti's capital port of plants calling for an end to the island's kidnapping crisis criminals in this criminally take women and children locals and foreigners for ransom the u.n. says 234 people were abducted last year that's 3 times as many as the year before. the operator of the largest u.s. gas pipeline says it resumes normal operations after being hit by a ransomware attack the disruption to colonial pipelines network stretching from texas to the east coast triggered supply shortages and long lines at many gas stations. grace says it's reduced overcrowding in its migrant camps the number of asylum seekers on a silence has fallen below 10000 for the 1st time since the height of the migration crisis in 25th day at their worst some of these camps were oper

i am paul allen in sydney and we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: good evening from new york. paul: the top stories, asian equities may drift lower to start the week with inflation concerns resurfacing. india's ruling party trails in the key state election as the virus crisis worsens. the australian government defends criminalizing citizens returning from the country. plus, warren buffett admits sure hathaway could have done things better after an ill-judged sale of apple stock. shery: we are seeing u.s. futures gaining .25% at the open after they dropped from record highs last week. they trimmed their biggest monthly advance since november. we did get broad beats with earnings results in for more than half of the s&p 500 companies. we are seeing u.s. futures gaining .3%, while wti futures really not doing much after posting again in april of more than 7%. take a look at some earnings coming up. it is a massive week. some pandemic names to watch. moderna, pfizer, uber and lyft also reporting. hilton hotels. names like wattana and activision b

what is the outlook when it comes to what sydney is saying?hey see the price outlook going higher, anticipating new highs of $200 per ton for iron ore in the coming weeks. this will see an extended deficit in the markets, and rising global steel prices should keep iron ore prices from sinking back to producer cost levels of below $100 per ton we could see further gains from here. haidi: musket the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: sources tell bloomberg president joe biden is open to various possibilities on the way forward of passing his for trillion dollar vision for a better america. bloomberg has learned that includes breaking his proposals into multiple bills. republicans are not on board with the american families plan. that calls for tax increases on the wealthy. there is some support for parts of his infrastructure focused jobs plan. biden says he needs -- he wants bipartisan support but corporations need to do their part. >> it is about time they start paying their fair share. it is about making a choice. we have out there th

he joins us live from sydney. good to see you. how concerned is australia's softball team about the covid emergency in japan and how it may impact the upcoming games? >> reporter: on a normal year, it would have been about that. the excitement of young players going off to represent their country without concerns like they have this year. coronavirus was what was most talked about at the airport as they jetted off first to singapore and then to japan. they arrive tomorrow, as you said, among the first cohorts to get there. japan is, as you said, under coronavirus stress at the moment. a state of emergency. the players know they have to be careful when they get there. they'll arrive in japan and go through stringent checks to make sure they had the vaccines and the tests they need. they'll drive to just outside of tokyo they'll go into a bubble for a month and a half. they'll get the chance to practice. sacrifices was a term used by the team. today they are happy to go through these measures to get what they need done. here is what

the start of trading in sydney, seeing a little bit of a decline when it comes asian interest. still, that market is trading close to a record high chicago nikkei futures, downside going to the start of trading in tokyo. a big week in asia, number of central bank watching the bank of korea as well as indonesia. also, a final note on gold, saying where that goes after the third straight week with again. inflation moves in the u.s. dollar as well, concerns with virus flaring up in some places of the world. the demand for precious metals. let's dive into more details on the wild weekend. crypto, bitcoin funding on saturday. plunging is much is 18% on sunday. the digital coin, meanwhile crypto exchange is scaling back or suspending some of its services. 18% moving bitcoin, just another day for bitcoin, what are we seeing and the latest round of all the? -- in the latest round of volatility? >> for experience investors in the coin. but a lot of new investors have never seen this kind of dustup another stomach turning ride for investors, because of the extreme volatility that we saw