you see the same problem in places like sydney australia or london or toronto or vancouver in canada. it's something about, they're sort of a new wave of urbanization that today's technology level and culture sort of demand, and governments are having a problem of allowing meeting that demand. on your second point, i think probably the surprising finding of my research is that what was happening then, what really was the best thing that could've happened even as early as 2006 and 2007 what if just to let the mortgage markets continue to function. one of the things i found that was surprising was that there t a change in the character of borrowers during what we call the bubble. homeownership rates among households with lower incomes were not rising. all the new ownership was among households with higher income. there wasn't a shift in the average score of borrowers during the boom. what happened is because we thought those were the causes, those where the policy solutions were done. the federal reserve started pulling back on the money supply. we started tightening of credit markets,

they will resume in sydney, australia in early march. >> reporter: pete davidson tapped for the next feature movie, and the comic was engaged to ariana grande and the high profile breakup made headlines. >> reporter: that is your eye on entertainment, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it is for 50 7 am. >>> coming up, a new threat of mudslides and the evacuations that are in place this morning. >> reporter: one of the biggest labor unions in the city of oakland will be demanding higher pay and to build the hundreds of job applications with the live report coming up. to come. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . and millions of americans are >>> it is another round of rain this morning. as it tapers off there's more to come and mary lee has the latest from the weather center. >>> millions of americans are feeling the deep freeze this morning. >> reporter: the deep cold is expected to take its toll on millions of americans at least for another day. i have a look at the hardest hit areas. >>> bay area workers are demanding higher wages and this morning there is a call

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sydney, australia, lighting up the sky with its stunning fireworks display. about a million people there in sydney harbor to witness that. hong kong's skyline exploding in lights. the incredible show along victoria harbor. that's beautiful. and the new year's celebration in paris. the city of lights living up to midnight here in the u.s. and of course, you can watch the countdown right here, "dick clark's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest and jenny mccarthy," and a guest appearance from our own ginger zee. it all begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. >>> and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this new year's eve. the mile-high rescue mission. the tense moments in bone-chilling cold. >>> plus, the new details coming in on the case of that missing colorado mother, last seen grocery shopping with her 1-year-old. the new charges against her fiance. >>> and the disastrous gas explosion tearing this apartment building apart. the search for survivors tonight. search for survivors search for survivors tonight. . but my hygienist sa

home from the tour of australia their team have just lost the first one day international in sydney australia going one up in a three match series thanks to a thirty four run when the that is cowboys are looking to reach the n.f.l.'s conference playoffs for the first time since nineteen ninety six when they went on to win the super bowl for their child to l.a. to face a bronze and the divisional playoffs late on saturday that us and made it to this stage by beating the seattle seahawks in a wild card game you know for us the biggest thing we want to do is just focus on also what we need to do to prepare the right way and go play the right way and you know our fans were incredible the other day here at our stadium is unbelievable the impact they made on the game but ultimately we got it we got to go play indianapolis called to have been braving cold conditions as they prepare to face a top seeds kansas city the call to be houston texas in their wild card game and here's a lineup for saturday whoever comes through these games that will head into the kennel for and set play offs on sunday the l.

australia's top order struggled once again on the third day of the fourth test against india in sydney. australiay. that was in the reply to india's massive first—innings total of 622 — seven declared. the tourists only need a draw to claim a first series win in australia. yadav was the best of the bowlers, 3—7i. that's all the sport for now, i'll see you later. that's it, you've been watching bbc world news today. goodbye. hello, good evening. it was a cold, grey day today. very few places saw the sunshine coming through. most of us the sunshine coming through. most of us had a really dull sort of sky, like this. but at least that blanket of cloud means temperatures shouldn't fall too low overnight. we've got the cloud trapped underneath that area of low pressure -- high underneath that area of low pressure —— high pressure. coming into winter weakening when a friend is bringing a bit of rain and drizzle from the north—west, not much for northern ireland, most of it in scotland but even that tends to become right and patchy as it heads south of the border towards the end of the night. some break

we have renewable energy to cover all of our energy in the u.s., u.k., mexico and sydney, australia,ewable energy. we also realize that the metrics and capability to examine that got more complete, then that is only a small part of the impact that we have in the world. so mars inc. we found, when we looked at the supply chain, has a greenhouse gas emission equivalent to something like panama, which is not insubstantial. so we are really got to play our part, and we looked at our whole supply chain. we are working with cocoa farmers, communities, and another great example that we are doing as a part of collaboration again with -- part of our livelihood in madagascar. we are working with partners, looking at ways to improve productivity, and manage some of the effects that are going to come with that change. carol: in the features section, what is like to go through arbitration with your employer. jason: millions of american workers sign away their rights without even knowing. carol: reporter max abelson has more. max: people are familiar with arbitration, maybe they have a sense that

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in sydney, australia markets have just opened for trade. good evening, from washington, d.c. sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia." >> our top stories this friday anasian markets look set for next friday session after wall street closed essentially flat. there are concerns the u.s. and china may be further apart on trade than thought.

fireworks displays lit up the night sky during celebrations from sydney, australia to hong kong. york city beefed up its holiday secu with 000 officers on the streets and its first-ever use of drone surveillance. and across france, authorities deployed nearly 150,000 security forces to prevent unrest and terror attacks. still to come on the "newshour," the recent deaths of two migrant children and new video inside at children's s bring more scrutiny of u.s. immigrationw, policy; nd rare, data on civilian casualties as a resulte of u.s. air stin the fight against isis; we break down the latest on the govern shutdown and the 2020 presidential race; plus much more. nawaz: troubling videos from inside a migrant children's shelter in arizona he come to light which appear to show employees of a u.s. governmentnt ctor roughly treating migrant children in their care. in one clip, aale staffer is seen pushing, shoving and appearing to slap one child. another adult is seen forcing a different child through the room, carrying and eventually dragging the child through a door. followed by yet

sydney. you are watching daybreak australia. trading starts shortly in asian equity markets after the christmas and new year holidays, hope to draw a line on a turbulent 2018. our next guest sees things remaining very volatile. stephen miller is an investment advisor, here with us in sydney. great to have you. >> great to be here. haidi: i will start out with this library, looking at just how badly analysts missed the mark. at the start of last year, we talked about volatility being the new normal. we have seen a decline of 15% in terms of how badly they missed, the biggest miss on estimates since 2002. how did we get it so wrong? we knew the fed was going to normalize, we new policy would be a factor. >> there is always a mess in forecasting. beware of experts bearing forecasts. the reality is we forecast in an uncertain world. if it were not like that, we would never have recessions and would not have any volatility, and it would be perfect. that is certainly true of 2019. there's a myriad of possible outcomes. we might have a

around the world most people have been telling us about how they can be joining it says some in sydney australia are in berlin and the united states as well has been looking at how this story is develops online retailer what you have for well make online the march is the women's wave and it's washing across twits and also on and on instagram not just in the u.s. the women and men across the globe have been getting involved over the past twenty four hours from indonesia kenya germany and even brazil we've seen posts in support of the movement as well as information and videos about different rallies at different places. now despite the controversies around the march as robin has mentioned in his report leaders of the women's march incorporated as a nonprofit is called trying to steer attention towards what they call the women's agenda the fish website details a federal policy platform laying out their priorities for the next two years it's includes proposals on combating violence against women reproductive rights as well as racial and economic fairness of the movement is encouraging young people

but in sydney, oh, sydney, australia, you only had one job department, they forgot to change the year apple, good news, you have only 8751 more hours, until 2020 gets ringed in. dean: big miss. rachel: someone getting fired. dean: rightfully so. todd piro, thanks very much. you got it for us. now jillian, someone who will not be fired in 2019. that is big prediction. jillian: debating todd's mouth. does that sound right, 8,000 hours? we'll do that after the headlines. we have couple stories we want to tell you about. mother of a 7-year-old girl shot dead from a walmart parking lot, speaking out from her hospital bed. >> he intentionally killed my child for no reason. my baby come and asked me, where is my sister? is she coming back? she did not deserve to wake up, wake up without her sister. jillian: heartbreaking. jasmine barnes and three siblings were shot and killed wounded after they pulled out of a walmart. the shooter speeding away in a red pickup truck. that person is still on the loose. >> >> elizabeth smarr speaking out after one of her accused kidnappers moved to a home near

it is true to say that some supermarkets here in sydney and australia still rationing baby milk formula cans perforfamily to make rationing baby milk formula to two cans per for family to make sure that there is enough supply here, but it is not all finding its way to the asian market. and what are authorities planning to do with the stolen authorities planning to do with the stole n ba by authorities planning to do with the stolen baby formula milk that has been taken back from these chinese criminals? well, i don't think the huge amount has been recovered. they estimate that thousands of cans have been sold for several years, so a lot of it will have disappeared into the market. however, they will try to recover the proceeds of crime, the hundreds of thousands of dollars they allege that this family has made, and there will be, they say, making more arrests in the near future. so six arrests so far, they estimate possibly another six people could be arrested as they uncover more about this scam and the network of criminals they allege were working under it. now, many world leaders con

there were fireworks from sydney, australia, london and paris and beyond. even north korea spare nod expense. >> on "cbs this morning." >> toast along with us. >> absolutely. you know what -- >> ahh, ahh. it's like burning your lungs. ahh. >> your lungs. feels good to me. >>> happy new year. it's the first day of 2019. aren't we glad you're with us today? >> i know. welcome to the new year. >> we're all wearing our new year's eve duds. we're here sparkling. >> i thought you said be a dud. >> no, no, i didn't say that. we said -- you didn't get the sequin and sparkle memo? >> i could be wearing the -- never mind. >> sparkle. your eyes sparkle every morning. >> looking forward to the new year. >> did this year go fast or slow? i thought it went really fast. >> i felt like it went really fast. >> days went very slowly but the year went quickly. >> a little of both. >> they say when you get old, the time really flies when you're having fun. here go. as we start the new year. we recorded parts of this broadcast in the days leading up to the holiday. but right no

new zealand and australia were among the first nations to kick off the new year. sydneythe reclusive country marked the occasion by joining hands and dancing. and a record-breaking display left onlookers in awe in dubai. an intense fireworks and light show illuminating the sky, to become the largest pyrotechnic display ever. people marched through the streets in turkey, cracking whips in a traditional celebration, and a light show in paris dazzled crowds around the arc de triomphe as police faced off against yellow jacket protesters. but back here at home, some american cities celebrated in unique ways. wisconsin dropping a big roll of cheese at midnight, while north carolina opted for a pickle. but in new york, the world famous ball dropped above soggy revellers, all dancing, singing, and dripping wet. >> and due to the rain there in times square, new york police weren't able to use a drone to monitor the big crowd, but even so, there were no reports of major problems. so some good news there. >> absolutely. and revellers rang in 2019 with severe weather from coast-to-c

in sydney, australia markets have just opened for trade. shery ahn: good evening, from washington, d.c. sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia." >> our top stories this friday anasian markets look set for next friday session after wall street closed essentially flat. there are concerns the u.s. and china may be further apart on trade than thought. a warning about the eurozone slowdown, mario draghi blaming the trade war for the deepening downside. the shutdown drags on as the center blocks rival bills to reopen the government. president trump says he will not cave on his wall. started with au quick check of our market close in the u.s. concerns over trade tensions between the u.s. and china not to mention ongoing government shutdown causing concern. almost finished unchanged. s&p 500 and nasdaq, though, were higher. we did see airlines rally as american and southwest predicted strong revenue gain. not to mention the philadelphia semiconductor index saw its best gain since 2006. let's see how we are shaping up for the asian markets. >> we are ro

sydney. this remarkable catch from ajinkya rahane showing why india have a 2—1 lead in the series. bad light ended play with australialeague. he wasn't able to stop them from falling to an eight—wicket defeat at the hands of melbourne stars though. they go second in the table, thunder are fifth. rory mcilroy is three shots off the lead at the halfway stage of the sentry tournament of champions in hawaii. the american gary woodland is on 12 under par, with mcilroy on nine under going into today's third round. houblon des obeaux won the unibet veterans‘ handicap chase final at sandown for trainer venetia williams. the 12—year—old strolled to victory to claim the £100,000 prize money. and in darts, it's the first day of the bdo world championships at lakeside. last season's beaten finalist, mark mcgeeney, is safely through to the next round after breezing past the netherlands‘ derk telnekes. now if you got a chess set for christmas, but are looking for a physical as well as mental work out, the diving chess championships will be back in the uk later this year. please don't try this in the bath or pond at home for obviou

sydney. watching "daybreak: australia."heck of the headlines.ness blackrock is gon have -- known to have exposed of 20,000 advisers. the lpl says the leak affected blackrock'sork with ishare exchange traded funds unit. sees 2019as says it being a good year with sales and profit expected to rise. c.e.o. says the company aims to gain market share in coming months and plans to boost the production of shoes containing plastic waste from five million pairs last year to 11 million, involving turning aastic bags into a yarn for use in the shoe body. raising the minimum age for drivers in the netherlands after a series of accidents, from 18 years to 21, insisting the drivers have at least one year's experience behind the wheel and introducing a mandatory safety 25.se for all drivers under at least four people were killed involving uberes netherland cars. it's been more than a decade milk powderd infant in china killed six children, others and0,000 exposed neglect of food safety. today, chinese parents still don't trust local compan

after their 34—run defeat to australia in sydney at the weekend, india are looking to regain the dominance the test series. swing bowler bhuvneshwar kumar, who missed the test series due to a niggling injury, says his side can find their best form. you know, it is not impossible to win the series, but it won't be easy for us as we are playing away from home. we are preparing our men to win extra matches, it is kind of knockout for us. we can't afford to lose this match, so we are not thinking anything different from what we have been thinking for the last couple of years, one year, so we just want to win the match and eve ryo ne we just want to win the match and everyone is positive today. we just want to win the match and everyone is positive todaym we just want to win the match and everyone is positive today. if you look across the list, there is so much opportunity for guys to put up their hand and i really make her spot their own. so not only is it i guess a good lead up to the world cup, it is a really good opportunity for guys to say i want that spot. i think we saw that the other ni

seventy one year wait for their first ever test series victory in australia are two one when confirmed on the fourth and final test in sydney ended in a draw australia's defeat is the latest embarrassment for their team following a major ball tampering scandal for india's captain viraj kohli the success could not swear. it's all this new very proud moment more so because. for the last twelve months me understand what we have gone through as a team we understand the kind of cricket that we have been able to play and i was just mentioning the fact that often losing to us as we have been in the competition throughout the games that we have lost. so we understood as a team we are on the right track but the fact that i did it ward has come in the most historic cities for indian cricket is you know a cherry on top of the cake. the handball world championships starts this thursday here in berlin and it opens with the unique match germany versus korea now this will be korea's first ever united appearance at a ball world championship with north korean players being integrated into the south korean team they've been training together

australia. they have a huge lead going into the final day of the last test in sydney after bowling australia outback into bat — something no team has done to australia in a home test for 30 years. india only need a draw to win the series. that's it from me, but there's plenty more on the bbc sport website. back to you, mishal. lizzie, thank you very much. the film and television awards season begins in los angeles tonight with the golden globes — and this year it is the women stars who are particularly standing out. british talent being recognised include 0livia coleman and claire foy, as well as the tv series killing eve and the bodyguard. dan johnson reports. the golden globes are being watched for signs that change will last, that actors, directors and stories of all kinds will be recognised. tv psychopath thriller killing eve is nominated twice after the bbc show did well on both sides of the atlantic. it has been incredible, i've never had this kind of reaction to a show before so it's been amazing. bbc hit bodyguard, the year's biggest tv drama, also has two nominations. what you think the

we are taking it you to sydney, australia the middle of the summer. 70 wonderful agree agrees.our flight out of of sfo. you buy the ticket tonight. guess how much? >> $200. >> if that is the case, left a good out of here. it is a little over $2000. but we can dream a little. >> it is good to have you here. i love having you here. >> thanks. >>> let's move to san francisco the public library expanding hours. the main branch on market street will be open an hour longer sunday until 6 p.m. and it will open one hour earlier on monday that 9 a.m. six other library branches will extend the hours to 6 p.m. sunday. the schedule changes are the result of input from library users and employees and other committee members and recent public hearings. >>> coyote sightings appear to be on the rise in san francisco. a viewer share this video of a cavity walking down london street. the viewer said that video was taken yesterday afternoon. very unassuming. he is about his business. there have been sightings in the recent months. structure. increase concert is tonight in oakland. but it will be

australia. captain virat kohli says completing the 2—1 victory is his proudest ever moment. the fourth and final test was called off due to rain in sydneywn under as an independent country in 19117. batting legend such and tendulkar called it an amazing day for indian cricket. it is obviously a very proud moment. more so obviously a very proud moment. more so because, for the last 12 months, we understand what we have gone through as a team. we understand the kind of cricket we have been able to play, and i wasjust mentioning kind of cricket we have been able to play, and i was just mentioning the fa ct play, and i was just mentioning the fact that after losing as well, they have been throughout the competition in the games we have lost, so we understood as a team we are on the right track, but the fact that the reward has come in the most historic series for indian cricket is a cherry on top of the cake. the nfl's wild card weekend is complete, and at the last moment of the four games, the most rheumatic. the defending champions the philadelphia eagles had an upset win over the chicago bears to go through to the next round of play—offs

there's my favorite, a burst of colorful fireworks over the sydney harbour bridge in australia. torrential rain in the area drenched crowds who arrived early. however, it cleared up just before midnight and the show went on as sh behind the dney ou one of the and will s ow brea s gorg. staf >>it is in can't up ll mihtar kid somenew year's eve fun, the special way they got to ring in 2019. >>> the official countdown to midnight might be a little past bedtime for the little ones. >> but it was an around the clock new year's eve party for the kids today at oakland's chabot space and science center. >> three, two, one! >> complete with epic balloon drops, families celebrated the stroke of midnight several times today at the space center. >> the kids get to causuay they ot's19 year holding this event and there were plenty of balloons to go around. about 2,500 of them were dropped throughout the day. >>> besides the bay area windy conditions also a huge issue in the sierra today, this video we got from squaw valley. several resorts had to close their lifts today, just too windy. gusts

sydney. there is no trading in australia today.day morning we have the public holiday, the australia day holiday. a bit gloomy here in sydney. rain expected, quite a bit of humidity as well. certainly looks like the rest of the asian markets are looking on track for a positive start to the weekend. u.s. stocks rising on earnings confidence. relief as president trump put a partial end to the government shutdown for at least three weeks as negotiations continue. gains inoking at emerging markets and stocks rallying for a 5th street week. possibility --e positively. i am haidi stroud-watts here in sydney. ramy: i'm ramy inocencio in new york. you are watching daybreak australia. the week ahead on wall street will put a big focus on the fed. new bumps in the road for all the oil bulls. su keenan joins us now. a huge week for tech earnings. seems every major name from apple to alibaba will be releasing earnings. su: you can throw in tesla and a lot of industrial giants. in terms of wall street and main it will be a very big trade. if we

eastern australia is currently experiencing the brunt of this weather. let's cross live to sydney—breaking temperatures. friday is being seen as even hotter than that. well, 2018 was australia's third warmest year on record and this year is shaping up to be a scorcher as well. parts of new south wales are enduring the of the heat. there is a small community called white cliff, this is about 1000 kilometres from sydney, and the people there, it is a town of about 150 residents, have endured temperatures of 48 celsius, thatis endured temperatures of 48 celsius, that is about 118 fahrenheit. here in sydney today, friday, we expect parts of australia's biggest city to swelter through temperatures of 45 celsius. now are we expecting some sort of weather change at some point? hallelujah, yes, we are. we are told by the weather bureau that there will be some respite of about five to 10 degrees over the weekend. there is more heat expected next week. this is of course a land used to nature's extremes. it is worth pointing out that heatwaves are australia's biggest natural hazard. the heal

you see this in sydney, australia, or toronto or vancouver and canada.is something about a new ways of organization in today's technology level and culture, the demand and all sorts of these countries are having -- our meeting that demand. thehe second point, surprising finding of my research is what was happening then, what really was the best thing that could have happened, even as early as 2006 and 2007, would have been to just select -- let the mortgage markets continue to function. one thing i found that was surprising was there wasn't a change in the character of our worst during the bubble. homeownership rates were not really rising. all the new ownership was the house of higher incomes. , what happenedt was because we thought those were the causes, those were where the policy solutions were done. the federal reserve started pulling back on the money supply. we started tightening up credit markets and as things detent and fannie and freddie were taken over by the federal government, and every point along the timeline, we were pulling back and sayi

the 4th and final test between australia and india is underway at the scg in sydney. draw to claim their first series win in australia. india won the toss, and chose to bat first, and they've already lost a wicket — kl rahul the man out — caught by shaun marsh off the bowling off josh hazlewood for 9. india are currently 69—1 at lunch. later in the year, the australians will be touring england — where their twin targets will be to retain the world cup, and then the ashes. the england all—rounder chris woakes was in the studio earlier, and he says they've been keeping a keen eye on australia's curent series against india. i think you always get the nine teams around the world, and australian results, that rivalry, i suppose the ashes is such a big thing for us. and then coming over in the summer after the world cup, i'm sure that will be a huge series, loads of speculation and a lot of talk about it but there is a lot of cricket between now and then. you a lwa ys cricket between now and then. you always keep an eye on resorts elsewhere. it looks like a really tight seri

i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney in australia. shery: i am shery ahn.sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: our top stories, asian stocks set for a strong start to the week after comments from the fed and further monetary easing out of china. bite optimism is helping a as well. the u.s. delegation is in beijing for the first face-to-face talks since the truce. president trump edges closer to a radical move to fund his border wall, renewing threats to invoke a national emergency. shery: the friday session here in the u.s., the dow gained 700 points, really all 30 members -- all 30 members gained ground. the s&p 500 also rose. we saw tech and communication stocks leading the gains, nasdaq treasury yields spiked a 10, getting past that one level after losses in last week's sessions. we saw declines. we could be setting up for a positive day across asia as we had a positive u.s. jobs data, not to mention a more dovish fed chair with jerome powell talking about flexibility and watching the financial market. u.s. futures up .2% at

elaine pearson, the australia director at human rights watch in sydney, says it's quite a complicatedument to thailand but there was an interpol red flag notice which alerted thai authorities that he was coming. interpol has removed it however bahrain is still submitting an extradition request and the thai authorities are honouring it when it is clear he should never have been arrested and he should not be in bangkokjail arrested and he should not be in bangkok jail rethink his arrested and he should not be in bangkokjail rethink his case is equally as deserving as rahaf al-qunun‘s and it's important the thai authorities are pressured in the same way they listened for the public campaign of support around the case of rahaf al-qunun, we are hoping to capitalise on that momentum and that thai authorities will consider the risk of torture if hakeem al—araibi is returned to bahrain. he always denies the charges against him for the alleged vandalism. in terms of how he is coping in captivity, how is he doing? well, he is trying to put on a brave face but he says that he feels really broken

dan's point by the way, upside down looking at australia, we were hosting some australian exchange students at our home. they were telling me back home in sydneyn australia, dealing with record high temperatures, 115, 122 degrees. while we are freezing, they are stewing. more on that in a bit. the effect of the cold spell into the united states led to number of airlines canceling curbside check-in, canceling flights, even offering hot chocolate and space heaters to workers assigned outside for limited moments. go to scott martin gauging that economic reaction, what do you think, scott? >> it is interesting, neil i will be honest with you. i'm happy to be here in chicago risking near death to be with you. tell you, man. look at me, i'm almost frozen. here is the thing. a lot of things are shut down. walking around downtown, there is not a lot of people are out. businesses are chosed. you mentioned problems at the airport. as you talked about with dan previously. this is a quick hitter. it will occur couple days. kids are out of the school through the end of the week. they're definitely celebrating. things are put off, neil. when you look at chi

bad weather is affecting the fifth and final day of the fourth test between australia and india at the sydneyseries win, with the hosts set to resume on six without loss in their second innings, still trailing by 316 runs as india close in on a first ever test series win on australian soil. the dakar rally gets under way in the peruvian capital lima later. with carlos sainz in the car section. the rally consists of ten stages, with the final stage being a reverse route of the opening one. ryoyu kobayashi became only the third man in history to win the grand slam at ski jumping's four hills tournament. the japanese star won the final event in bischofshofen on sunday. his second jump took him from fourth place into the lead, and that is where he stayed. the runaway leader of the world cup standings had previously won the events in 0berstdorf, garmisch—partenkirchen and innsbruck, and joins sven hannewald and kamil stoch in completing the grand slam. some effort, indeed. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, till

deteriorating property conditions in australia. for sydney still coming off a five-year boom or prices are up 60% from 2012. a lot of buyers are not underwater at the moment, but it is a worrying signal for the central bank. tracy: eric lam, thank you so much for the daily size and scope. it is not shaping up to be a very good session here in asia. the msci asia-pacific down currently .8%. the big concern will be the follow on flight in u.s. equity futures. that contract is down .82%. certainly not shaping up to be a very good trading session in the states. is the contraction bell on trade that is ringing in singapore under pressure, contraction in china, crude takes a bashing, down .5%. where do you go for haven status? is it the dollar? debates wehe market continue right here on "daybreak: middle east." ♪ amazon prime video is now on xfinity x1. so when you say words like... show me best of prime video into this... you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like the emmy-winning the marvelous mrs. maisel... tom clancy's ja

australia. they have a huge lead going into the final day of the last test in sydney — after bowling australia out more on the bbc sport website. but for now — back to you, mishal the film and television awards season begins in los angeles tonight with the golden globes. this year women are being recognised in large numbers — hopefully signalling a shift in traditionally male dominated hollywood. among them is much british talent — including olivia coleman and claire foy, as well as tv series such as killing eve and the bodyguard. dan johnson reports. the golden globes are being watched for signs that change will last, that actors, directors and stories of all kinds will be recognised. tv psychopath thriller killing eve is nominated twice after the bbc show did well on both sides of the atlantic. it has been incredible, i've never had this kind of reaction before to a show so it's been amazing. bbc hit bodyguard, the year's biggest tv drama, also has two nominations. what you think the key was to so much success? i've no idea. i mean, if i did know, i'd recreate it in everyjob i did. i can handle

a couple of hours later it was the turn of australia's largest city sydney i i. disappoint from the storms on one day both of the billion people were at the waterfront watching aged a half tons of fireworks go off the biggest display the city's ever seen i. said behold the bridge was the focal point for a show including a tribute to soul singer rita frankly if you die did august and the celebration of australia's aboriginal heritage project together they should fold to the bridges. this was the seat in central peel young the north korean capital where the crowds got not just fireworks but an adult show. i. believe. a cold cold fix it up with local and western abilities accompanying the big bang's . al-jazeera. network of your mind of the top stories on al-jazeera sudan's president omar al bashir has agreed to establish a commission of inquiry into anti-government protests which are now lost in thirteen days it will look into the causes of the unrest as well as the places response officers have five tear gas and demonstrates us to try and disperse crowds in the ca

significant but discrete is the heat is still the principal thing the good part of inland australia or even sydney rich twenty eight same is true in melbourne a pretty hot thirty six so as he builds by day you tend to get evening showers and there often is hail new south wales right up through northern territory as well alice springs a forty four is halt twenty i think we can do better than that but it is on the cold side of average to be honest considering we're in summer there's a circulations forecast for friday winds in the last hour it's probably as a mark come back towards the coast keep an eye on that for you. in new zealand the streaming cloud bass quite obviously coming in from the west not from australia it's oh so there's cars a little bit of potential range what we just i think for the sutton tip of south island otherwise if you want to enjoy a bit of summer twenty three degrees in the sunshine you can do so virtually wherever you are in new zealand similarly it's a quiet spell of weather in japan at the moment as a long shore breeze so if you're in the west of honshu it's cloudy weath

people around the world have been celebrating the new year australia welcome twenty one thousand in spectacular style sydney hosted its largest fireworks display ever cities across asia and the pacific and how the fireworks displays music and light shows. and unsettling year comes to an end for the global economy for financial markets managed to look up on the last day of trading u.s. president donald trump says he's made big progress in trade talks with china. is the moneybags turns off the spigot so will the eurozone get along without the massive stimulus program that's kept it afloat since twenty fifteen. and a city tackles conflicting priorities cyclists at the lighted but retailers in madrid are up in arms about fewer cars on the main drag. and then fizzle and let's do business share prices are higher around the world on the last day of the year as the u.s. president and self-proclaimed deal maker reckoned a deal was in the making to end his trade war with china trumpet going after the country earlier this year for its trade imbalance with the united states he started to dispute that led to tariffs on

australia is his proudest ever moment. india won the series 2—1 after the fourth and final test was called off due to rain in sydney, confirminga since they began touring down under in 1947. batting legend sachin tendulkar called it an amazing day for indian cricket, saying he's proud of the boys. they have been in the competition throughout the games that have been lost, so we are understood as a team we are on the right track but the fa ct we are on the right track but the fact the reward has come in the most historic series for indian cricket isa historic series for indian cricket is a cherry on the cake. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more in afternoon live from 2pm, see you then. thank you very much indeed. more now on the prime minister's new, long—term strategy for the nhs in england, aimed at saving up to half a million lives in the coming decade. she's promised an extra £20 billion for the health service budget by 2023, phased in over the next five years. let's get reaction now from labour's health spokesman jon ashworth, who is at wes

australia. jos buttler made 55 for sydney against perth. tournaments? yes, it shows how well we've played over the last two years to have guys from england playing in australia. five or ten years, they wouldn't have had english players in their tournaments because it would be seen as a weakness. now to have so be seen as a weakness. now to have so many playing in the australian competition is fantastic for us as a side and for us as individuals. how big a help is it, t20 cricket, preparing for the 50 over world cup? any white ball cricket going into the world cup is important. any exposure we can get to other tournaments around the world, the big bash, the ipl, is good for our quys big bash, the ipl, is good for our guys to have that exposure. it can only benefit us as a side. looking ahead to the world cup, england are one of the favourites. what does it ta ke to one of the favourites. what does it take to win the competition. we've got to plate so millie good cricket, —— we got to play some really good cricket, not only in it but finding s

india's rock — cheteshwar pujara passes 180 to leave australia with it all to do in the fourth and final test in sydneyd in—form federer takes switzerland into their fifth hopman cup final. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. things have just got a lot closer in the english premier league title race. after manchester city beat leaders liverpool to close the gap to just four points at the top of the table. they won 2—1 at the etihad stadium — watched by the bbc‘s football correspondent, john murray. but the champions to end the leaders reesin but the champions to end the leaders rees in winning run and in the first defeat on liverpool in 22 league matches. in an intense affair, it was a clearance by the lion of stones, and amazing goal by aguero and the lucky not to be sent off. at the meeting the intensity increased after the break. firmino had an equaliser for the pool but it was only eight minutes since —— when leroy struck a goal which put city back into the title race. it was amazing, we play the game like it was the final. considering the team we faced today. i have the same opinion, a

australia since the christmas day. once again, the authorities are urging people to take extra care. 0ne urging people to take extra care. one man died snorkelling off a very popular beach in sydney coastline of australia, very hot weather, more hot weather predicted today and in the coming days. the beaches have been crowded, it is school holidays of course, many international tourists coming to australia and once again the warning is for people to ta ke once again the warning is for people to take extra care, and for those that don't know, australian beaches can be extremely treacherous rip currents, and the advice is to swim between the yellow and red flags. next, police in the uk say a counter—terrorism probe is still ongoing after an incident at manchester's victoria railway station. on monday night, three people, including a police officer, were stabbed. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and is being held under the mental health act. police say there is no evidence so far he was acting with anyone else. the victims' injuries are serious, but not life—threatening. 0ur correspondent danny savage reports. a railway station in central manchest

fireworks display in the southern hemisphere a couple of hours later it was the turn of australia's largest city sydney. i. disappoint from the still more than a billion people were at the waterfront watching a tons of fireworks go off the biggest display the city's ever seen. i. said bridge was the focal point for a show including a tribute to soul singer aretha franklin who died in august and a celebration of australia's aboriginal heritage project together they should hold to the bridges. this was the scene in central peel young the north korean capital where the crowds got not just fireworks but. a cold cold mix it with local and western melodies accompanying the big bang's. al-jazeera. security on the streets of paris. outlined some. we explore what the president. of the main phone brazil. production leaves dallas to win in their last game of the year peter will have highlights from the n.p.a. coming up in storage. and i know there is still mostly settled for us in the western parts of europe at the moment it's not particularly warm but hey it is winter instead for the east and across the central

australia is the "proudest" moment of his career. his side completed the 2—1 victory on monday — the fifth day of the fourth test in sydney was washed ralia since they began touring down under in bm. batting legend sachin tendulkar called it an amazing day for indian cricket. let's take a quick look at some other stories making the news. brahim diaz has completed his move from manchester city to real madrid for around £15 million. the teenager said he had three options on deciding to leave city where he only made 15 appearances and they were all real madrid. johanna konta has withdrawn for a second time from the sydney international tournament with a neck injury. the british number one retired from a qualifying match before being given a spot in the main draw as a lucky loser. but she didn't play kiki bertens earlier today. the australian open starts in a week. maurizio arrivabene has been replaced as ferrari team principal after a series of driver and management errors derailed their formula one title chances in 2018. former technical boss mattia binotto is taking over. hibernian manager neil lennon says the game in scotland risks b

from sydney, the bbc‘s phil mercer reports. australiaacon of equality, but the battle of the sexes is often not a fair fight. where there should be equal opportunity, there can be bigotry. in a lot of the research indicators, australia is more sexist than comparable western liberal democracies. let's not forget the sex discrimination act, the federal act in australia, was passed in 1984. it is over 30 years since that act was passed and we are still seeing significant sexual harassment, significant gender gaps. australians say that it has no place in society, yet studies show 30% of young women have been harassed in the street in the last year. -- 4096. experts say there is a high level of low—level sexism in this country. its impact is demeaning and upsetting. as a woman, you kind of get a lot of things towards you. just coming down the street here, we had guys in vansjust whistling at us. i have often walked to a bar to get a drink and had my bum pinched. i will not be lectured about sexism and misogyny by this man... seven years ago,