malcolm turnbull and i have discussed ways to renew prosperity for our people.a sturdy foundation. the free trade agreement between our countries is a case study in success. countries is a case study in success. while we can still make additional progress, it is a model for when a mutually beneficial trade agreement can be. —— for what. you continue to be a big economic partner. 0ur relationship is worth a stunning $1.5 trillion. how to wait investment has grown by 50% injust the last three years alone. and we still have room to grow. we need to break down barriers and encourage piracy is that will encourage more trade, innovation, and opportunities for our people. —— encourage policies. that was the us vice president, mike pence, in sydney, australia, alongside the prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull. reaffirming the country's' unsha keable bond, between reaffirming the country's' unshakeable bond, between the two countries, he spoke about north korea. 0bviously australia a very big regional partner in the situation of north korea. he said that austra

what would have been good news to malcolm turnbull, he would have been happy to hear that mike pencerefugees. now, this was at the heart of that awkward conversation back injanuary, wasn't it? absolutely awkward. a phone call that really went pear shaped in many ways. so to give this background, this deal to accept up to 1250 refugees currently at an offshore detention centre off the australian coast was agreed in the 0bama administration. it much liked by president trump when he took over, calling it a dud deal on twitter. since then massive confusion about what will happen with these people and vice president pence reaffirmed and vice president pence reaffirmed and said the white house will not, if not admire, the agreement, and will consider these people for refugee resettlement. however he also stressed they would be subject to the same extreme betting efforts are much about from the us. by no means certain that the majority or even a large number of these people would eventually end up in the us so while malcolm turnbull, the australian prime minister, would have smiled a hearin

malcolm turnbull there. let's ta ke turnbull there. let's take a look through the headlines. hmm.ria. there are some other stories. let's start with the arab news, of course, most of the papers went to the press before the strikes were carried out. they carry eight photo of the president, assad, the regime accused of being behind the suspected chemical attack that killed dozens of civilians. president donald trump has ordered the missile strike and the us says the chemical weapons we re the us says the chemical weapons were flown from there. and, are you listening, mr assad, is were flown from there. and, are you listening, mrassad, is the headline. indeed. the china daily reporting on the chinese president, xijinping, who has arrived reporting on the chinese president, xi jinping, who has arrived for the first meeting with donald trump. sensitive discussions on north korea and trade arrangements between the countries high on the agenda with president trump saying that they held lengthy discussions and it was the start of a great relationship. the business section of the telegraph

the turnbull government understands that. locally, there has been a debate about the racial discrimination act in this country, and labor has been critical of a proposed work change in the act by the government. my question is to the prime minister. today is for many day. it is the international day for the day of racial discrimination. why on today of all days is the prime minister charging to weaken protections about racist hate speech? >> i think the honorable member for his question. today, we are strengthening the racial discrimination -- we are strengthening and because we are making it clear. and we are standing up for freedom of speech. we are standing up for the that makes ourch society the most multicultural society in the world. thatarty believes australia is a mission of by the held in check abc. more tell you we have respect for the australian people than the labour party does. we know that our precious freedoms, our freedom of speech, is the very foundation of the nature of the great democracy that has caused so

malcolm turnbull. it's not that hard. malcolm turnbull. name. >> the president had a very cordial conversation with prime minister trumble. >> his name is not trumble. it's turnbull. just those two syllables. turnbull. >> while he has respect for the australian people and respect for prime minister trumble -- >> this is not actually that hard, but the white house spokes -- it's turnbull. but right away from the very ginning it was clear the white house spokesman could not manage this. >> respect for prime minister trumble. >> his name is not trumble. it's turnbull. there were these early little signs that maybe even the kind of easy stuff like this was going to be a problem because it turns out it's not even just names, it's when you spell stuff out, too. literally acronyms are even hard. even short acronyms. >> he received an intelligence briefing and the pbd every day. >> the president receives a pdb every day not a pbd. it's the president's daily brief, not the -- president's daily brief. pdb. but the white house spokesman cannot manage

mike pence and malcolm turnbull also discussed heightened tensions in the korean peninsula.ramme. yes. we heard kind of both sides of the tactics really been used against north korea. on one side, the heavy military presence in the us claims it can have in the region, but also what it wants to see with diplomacy is china with strategic force and economic power with north korea cutting off lines if need be to make sure that pyongyang falls into line. i think this is where australia can actually have a role. australia's relationship with china is quite strong. it is a strong trading partner. we understand that malcolm turnbull may have had discussions around the time of mike pence's visit with china to reinforce the point that china must act in order to make sure the world is secure. as air force to take stock from sydney, mike pence will be reassured. —— force ii. australia now feels it has a strong friend in the white house. wrinkles in the bilateral relationship between australia and america, indeed. how will this move forward in repairing these strained relations? as you h

police believe only one roommate is involved but the motive is unclear.tony turnbull/sacrame nto countyg of a this, this is senseless." (jr stone) the coroner's office is doing a thorough autopsy and should have more information when those results come back. (justine) union city police are looking for the man they say tried to car-jack a person.. this happened during the overnight hours on friday april 7th near union city boulevard and whipple road... authorities say while the victim was stopped at a red light... the suspet walked up to the driver's side door and pointed a gun at him. authorities say the victim drove away and was able to get home safely. the suspect is described as a white or middle eastern man with a light complexion. he is around 20 years-old with a thin build and stands between five-foot-eight and five-foot-ten inches tall. (justine) coming up... police release the 9-1-1 tapes from the murder-suicide at an elementary school in san bernardino... hear the dramatic moments after the shooting...(jr stone) and after the break... how the city of boston commemorated the ann

in the 58 days since president trump was inaugurated, the turnbull government has been swift to engageh key figures in the administration. as we know, the prime minister has spokessen with the president. -- spoken with the president. the president's honoring an agreement with america to accept refugees, an important outcome for australia. already three nsc-level ministers have had face to face meetings with their counterparts and other officials. last month the secretary of state and the defense minister, also last month -- [inaudible] this morning i returned from the united states after a visit to washington and new york in which i had meeting with attorney general jeff sessions, the new director of the cia, mike pompeo, the director to have fbi, james comey, the white house homeland security adviser and the chairman of the senate intelligence committee, senator burr. while in new york, i met with the undersecretary general of the united nations for political affairs who has responsibility for counterterrorism. .. the depth and breadth of our relationship with united states and in the

tony turnbull, sac so "this is not common for her to go missing, to disappear like this.ot be in contact with family, which she's usually in contact with every day. sacramento county sheriff sgt. tony turnbull says for that reason, they ramped up their investigation and entered her car's license plate number into their system. a deputy found janetús abandoned car, similar to this one, in the arden-arcade area on wednesday, but still no sign of her. sgt. tony turnbull, sac so55:31-37"we at this point and time, still don't have any connection with the area where her car found in. it's a residential area." mejia worked at nordstrom at the roseville galleria. her family says her credit card was discovered in a parking lot at the mall. 9:39-45 daisy mejia, janet's older sister "that is what they're telling us. that the credit card was found there. we don't know if it's related or not."janet studied special education and took classes to help the hearing impaired at sac state. she graduated in november last year. 11:00-11:18"her dream is to become and interpreter for the deaf. a

(sgt tony turnbull - sacramento county sheriffs pio) "when she started to scream and fight, the 86 yearold went back to her friends aid and assaulted her" investigators say both women were sexually assaulted and beaten..their attacker ran off. (stand up)"investigators found the person of interest after they arrested him here on fair oaks blvd and howe ave for a similar attack on an elderly woman"(tony turnbull - sacramento county sheriffs pio) "matches the description, secondly lives in the area so youre talking about opportunity"the 18 year old person of interest is behind bars for the second assault... as investigators piece together evidence...flowers and candles sit at the highlands high school track -- and petrus' home...honoring a woman whose life end brutally -- in place she felt safe. (lindsey roush)"its huge loss and i wish she passed a different way, but we'll remember her, she's amazing" (pam)that was ali wolf reporting... close friends say, the victim is a widow. she has no living family in the u-s, and no children. investigators have not yet released the identity of the per

malcolm turnbull taking the anzac message and spirit all the way to the middle east.er areas. that will take place in many other countries. it is more than a decade since the last anzac veteran died, is the feeling that this ceremony will carry on? as a backpacker in australia i had the privilege of meeting a gallipoli vetera n. privilege of meeting a gallipoli veteran. he was in his late 80s. he had some amazing to tell. he, like all the others, are now long gone. this is not a dayjust about the anza cs this is not a dayjust about the a nza cs of this is not a dayjust about the anzacs of 1915, it is also an opportunity to remember the sacrifice and service of men and women who have fought in other campaigns and who are stationed in other parts of the world. thank you very much. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. hello. we may be hurtling towards the end of april, but the weather feels like it has plunged us back into winter. a very chilly feel over the next couple of days. a frosty start to tuesday. plenty of wintry

speaking in sydney after meeting australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull, he said pyongyang posedgest risk to the asia—pacific region. mr pence said the uss carl vinson carrier group would be in the sea of japan "before the end of this month", and he talked about the chances of achieving a nuclear—free korean peninsula. for more than a generation, there has been a consensus of the world community for a nuclear—free korean peninsula. in the 1990s, it was the subject of negotiations and an agreed framework was arrived at. six party talks would follow. sometime later, the last administration embraced a policy of strategic patience. all along the way, the regime in north korea answered the entreaties of the world community with broken promises and with a continued pursuit, a headlong pursuit, of their nuclear and ballistic missile ambitions. and as president trump has made clear, and i've made clear as i travel on his behalf throughout this area, the era of resistance is over. under the present leadership and working closely with our allies, with prime minister turnbull, and my meetin

malcolm turnbull made his first official visit to india. 12 month deadline for security bilateral trade deal. points include labor mobility and -- turnbull says india has a long tradition of protectionism. united airlines is facing a social media storm after a passenger was forcibly dragged off a plane due to overbooking. the carrier had asked for volunteers to leave, because united staff needed seats. so security officers dragged a man away. united has apologized for what it calls the overbooked situation. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm rosalind chin, this is bloomberg. haidi: let's get back to one of the top stories. toshiba trading lower, around 4.3 percent coming off session lows of over 6% today, just ahead of the tuesday deadline to report already delayed results. --orts are emerging it is let's go to peter ahlstrom who has been tracking this. this has been the most drawnout state of anticipation. where are we at? reporter: that's right. toshiba has not gi

on the gas front, we have prime minister margaret turnbull -- --colm turnbull meeting with u.s.nt mike pence is in japan where he will be talking trade and north korea. in south korea, the bribery ir is of the samsung he occurring. are in south korea, we waiting on ppi numbers. those will be due out later this morning.that is some of what we are watching around the region. i'm paul allen in sydney more bloomberg technology -- i'm paul allen in sydney. more from "bloomberg technology," next. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm caroline hyde. let's get back to the lead. ibm reported earnings, revenue fell short of projections, with a 20th consecutive quarterly decline. businesses like artificial intelligence failed to make up for slumping sales. ibm has lofty goals for sales, aiming to hit $40 billion by next year. the call is underway with alice. -- analysts. quarter camethere to $170 million. the ceo will not join the call. facebook's annual developer conference has officially kicked off. in the keynote address, mark zuckerberg signaled a major focus going forward wi

tony turnbull sacramento sheriff's office"i just want to reiterate at this point in time these are onlyegations."tony turnbull with the sacramento sheriff's office says they'll soon hand over video that shows how jail staff handled cain after he was booked.which hasn't been done yet."this case will be handled just like any allegations we've received in the past." (steve) the man in the video says he hopes the lawsuit will discourage officers from using force like this when it is not warranted. (pam) new at 10. elton john suffering a serious health scare... the colosseum at caesar's palace says, elton john's april and may appearances are canceled... because the singer fell ill from a rare infection. in a facebook post, the las vegas venue said, john contracted an unusual bacterial infection during a recent tour of south america. john got sick after a trip to chile, and spent two nights in the i-c-u of a hospital in the u-k. the 70-year-old pop icon is currently resting at home ... after being released saturday... he is expected to make a full recovery. (pam) a live look outside ... cloud

the prime minister, malcolm turnbull, yesterday said they should not be a passport forforeign yesterdayey should not be a passport for foreign workers to take australian jobs. but australian jobs should be for australia and workers and only then filled by foreign workers. the focus now will be on what comes next. what exactly this replacement system will mean and in the budget in may, what businesses are looking at is whether there will be an increased tax for businesses to pay to help find the training of australian workers so that in the future there are are not these big skill gaps in australia that mean they have to import workers to come here. in other business news, a well—known indian business tycoon has been granted bail after his arrest in the united kingdom. he faces extradition to india over accusations of fraud. the flamboyant businessman, who are denied any wrongdoing, made his fortune selling beer under the iconic kingfisher brand before branching out into fi racing, ipl and aviation. prime minister may have called for a snap election in june. a minister may have called fo

speaking in sydney after talks with australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull, he said pyongyang posediggest risk to the asia—pacific region. on day three of the election campaign trail, the prime minister and the chancellor have given theirfirst hints about the conservative manifesto. theresa may says she'll keep the current level of spending on foreign aid, despite pressure from within her own party to cut it. but she would not commit to keep the so—called triple lock on pensions which guarantees they rise by inflation, average earnings, or 2.5% each year — whichever is highest. labour seized on the opportunity to say they would keep it. and the chancellor philip hammond has hinted that the conservatives will end the party's promise not to raise income tax, vat, and national insurance. our first report is from our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. trust me, i'm a politician. no leader stays popular forever but theresa may clearly feels she's well liked enough for now to make promises that some might like but others won't. she looks confident enough and the message — one we have he

(sgt tony turnbull - sacramento county sheriffs pio) "when she started to scream and fight, the 86 yearack to her friends aid and assaulted her" investigators say both women were sexually assaulted and beaten..their attacker ran off. (stand up)"investigators found the person of interest after they arrested him here on fair oaks blvd and howe ave for a similar attack on an elderly woman"(tony turnbull - sacramento county sheriffs pio) "matches the description, secondly lives in the area so youre talking about opportunity"the 18 year old person of interest is behind bars for the second assault... as investigators piece together evidence...flowers and candles sit at the highlands high school track -- and petrus' home...honoring a woman whose life end brutally -- in place she felt safe. (lindsey roush)"its huge loss and i wish she passed a different way, but we'll remember her, she's amazing" ( steve ) close friends say petrus is a widow, she has no living family in the u-s, and no children.investigators have not released the identity of the person of interest. there are new concerns tonigh

turnbull talked about the makeshift with australia and the united states. they have been side by side with the united states in every conflict since world war i. the vice president said the united states is committed to a korean peninsula free of nuclear weapons and every option is on the table. he reaffirmed the era of patience is at an end. there are about 1,200 marines from camp pendleton in the country. they are doing maneuvers with australian soldiers and the "uss carl vinson" is on the way to the korean area. >> there were reports of a very terse phone call from the oval office to the prime minister. let's talk about that and the diplomatic relations taking place in concern with the refugee agreement made by the obama administration. that came up with the current talks with the prime minister there. >> reporter: it sure did. as you can imagine, there was a lot of interest in that here in australia. people were really miffed that the united states president had given a dressing down to the australian prime minister. something that made the talk shows a

the turnbull government understands that. >> locally, there has been debate about the racial discrimination act in this country, and labor has been critical of the proposed word change in the act. >> the leader of the opposition. >> thank you. my question to the prime minister appeared today is harmony day, the intruder -- international day for the elimination of racial discrimination. why on today, of all days, is the prime minister charged in weakening protections against racist hate speech? >> think the honorable member of his question. today, we're strengthening -- [jeers] we're standing up for freedom of speech. we're standing up for the freedom of speech that underpins the greatest multicultural society in the world. this is what the australian labor party believes. that it was only held by section 18c. i can tell you, mr. speaker, we have more respect for the australian people than the later -- labor party does. we know that our precious freedom, our freedom of speech, of thevery foundation great democracy that caused so any people to come from every corner of the world to join our m

that news conference today, e vice president mentioned the united stateis grateful for what malcolm turnbull has done in terms of reaching out to china and asking china to exert some leverage on north korea. the vice president made it clear it's a serious time. he said military is still an option. have a listen. >> all options are on the table. the united states will continue to work closely with our allies, including australia and other allies across the region and with china to bring economic and diplomatic pressure to bear on the regime in pyongyang until they finally permanently abandon their ballistic missile programs. >> reporter: when we talk about the relationship between australia and the united states, australia plays a really key role here. there's a couple of ways in which that works. first of all, there are about 1250 u.s. marines in the north of this country in darwin from camp pendleton in california. also there are spy facilities, there's a joint defense facility in the center of this country called pine gap, a top secret facility, and it's very useful to the united states. s

that was prime minister malcolm turnbull speaking in sydney, talking about the u.s.ir strike in syria, that they were calibrated and saying that reduces serious chemical attack capabilities. david: very quickly, want to check in on the energy markets. 56 earlier was your session high for brent crude. 55.62. we are seeing a reaction as far as precious metals are concerned. an analystction, joins us on the phone. thank you for joining us. does this change dynamics in the yuan market or is this a one-off? >> i think it is a one-off. today's move is probably just a precautionary one in case things is widely known that syria's oil production these days is fairly negligible, going in a wayis that causes disruption to some of the nearby middle east producers like iran and iraq, i think it will be a fairly temporary situation. comes to oilt prices, it will be dependent also on what happens with opec. some countries have mentioned extending the reduction deal that was seen so far. how much of a boost will be's new developments in the region give to prices? look, i suspect it

. >>> the vice president mike pence and australian prime minister malcolm turnbull reaffirmed strong ties between their countries. in sydney, pence said that washington will honor a refugee deal under which more than 1,200 asylum-seekers will be resettled to the united states. that is even though president trump called the deal dumb in a previous tweet. >>> thousands are expected to descend on the national mall in washington in just a few hours. they'll be marking earth day with a march for science and demonstrating against proposed u.s. federal funding cuts. rallies are also planned in more than 500 cities around the world. >>> 19 children were killed near pretoria, south africa, when their mini bus crashed into a truck and exploded. the driver was also killed, and several other children injured. officials say deaths on south africa's roads are spiking. they blame speeding, dangerous vehicles, and failure to use seat belts. the cause of this crash isn't known. >>> officials say at least a dozen people were killed near the capital of venezuela when demonstrators threw molotov cocktai

vice-president mike pence meeting with australia prime minister malcolm turnbull today. and mr.ence says that trump sent him to renew the alliance between the two countries and the vice-president visited south korea, japan, and indonesia during the 10-day tour of indonesia. for your headlines, log onto foxnews.c foxnews.com. david: well, you've been seeing a lot of that in the mainstream media recently. rowdy crowds and town halls, how about a bernie sanders crowd booing the mention of the new national democrat ic head. >> bernie! berni bernie! >> you guys, i still have two minutes left, come on, all right? so maybe you came because you're curious about the new dnc chairman and the future of the democratic party. david: and that's democrats against democrats. steve, outside of fox aren't you really just hearing one side of this? >> absolutely, two main reasons for it, one is the obama administration didn't deliver on the promised land of permanently liberal government and the second, the mainstream media is being hit by the rise of the internet so they're more desperate than bef

speaking in sydney after talks with australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull, he said pyongyang posedhe biggest risk to the asia—pacific region. as theresa may campaigned for the upcoming election in the uk, there were suggestions of a possible softening her government's promise not to raise taxes. she said she'll keep the current spending on foreign aid. the health trust, facing an investigation into the avoidable deaths of babies, was told by regulators a decade ago that its maternity services needed to improve. the healthcare commission told the shrewsbury and telford trust that its monitoring of babies‘ heart rates during labor wasn't good enough and that its training of staff was inadequate. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. she was very dependent on me. my life went round a clock. i had to give her medication at certain times, make sure her feed was running 0k. i was more of a nurse and a carer than a mum. abbie everett was born in 2004 with brain injuries, including severe epilepsy and cerebral palsy. staff at the royal shrewsbury hospital failed to pro

after meeting the australian prime minister, malcolm turnbull, he also spoke about north korea's nuclearuss carl vinson carrier group would be in the sea of japan "before the end of this month". from sydney, the bbc‘s hywel griffith reports. in australia, they call it the mateship, a special relationship which has seen it fight side—by—side with the us for nearly a century. and with tension rising on the korean peninsula, america wants to reaffirm those old alliances. after false claims and confusion of the whereabouts of its aircraft carrier, the vice president today said the uss carl vinson was now on the way to the sea of japan, building up its capabilities in the region. the one thing that nations, most especially the regime in north korea, should make no mistake about, is that the united states has the resources, the personnel and the presence in this region of the world to see to our interests and to see to the security of those interests and our allies. military might was backed up with some diplomatic pressure, a joint call on china to impose economic sanctions. it is self—eviden

in meetings today with prime minister malcolm turnbull, pence said the u.s.will now honor a refugee resettlement deal made during the obama administration. president trump once called it" dumb" in a tweet soon after taking office. it calls for the u.s. to accept 1,200 asylum seekers from iran, afghanistan, iraq and other countries who are detained by australia in camps in the south pacific. in return, australia will accept refugees from central america who had sought asylum in the united states. regarding tensions on the korean peninsula and the u.s. navy strike group that has yet to arrive, pence said the aircraft carrier "vinson" and guided- missile warships will reach the sea of japan in "a matter of days." pence also thanked australia for urging china to pressure north korea to end its nuclear weapon and ballistic missile programs. afghanistan's president, ashraf ghani, has declared tomorrow a national day of mourning after visiting an army base struck by insurgent taliban fighters. the afghan government says more than 100 of its soldiers were killed or w

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the prime minister malcolm turnbull confirmed fatalities. result of these floods and our thoughts and prayers are with their families. this is going to be a tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies such as food, water and fuel. officials stressed the danger will continue for some time. we hope that by the end of the day we will see easy for those conditions and improvement in the tomorrow but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and nsw are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. bob dylan has finally collected his nobel prize for literature in person, during a very private ceremony in stockholm. he was awarded the prize last year, but failed to travel to sweden to pick it up. they've been speaking to someone from rolling stone magazine about why it took him so long to collect award. dyla n dylan just has a very strange stance towards things like this and i think from his s

it is worth noting as well that the australian prime minister malcolm turnbull has been visiting australiand there now at gallipoli. commemorations there at gallipoli. stay with us, if you can on bbc news. we have much more to come. including an astronaut who breaks the record for the number of days are in space by an american. the extent of the devastation led to calls to build better government housing. internationally, they have already been protests. sweden says it received no warning of the accident. indeed, the russians first denied anything had gone wrong. only when radioactivity levels began to increase outside russia were they forced to admit the accident. the mood here is of great celebration. this is the end of a 12 year war. they have ta ken the capital which they have been fighting for for so long. it was seven o'clock in the morning, the day when power began to pass from the minority to the majority. when africa, after 300 years, reclaimed its last white colony. very good to have you with us. the latest headlines: president trump warns of new sanctions on north korea over its

tony turnbull, sac so "this is not common for her to go missing, to disappear like this.to not be in contact with family, which she's usually in contact with every day. sacramento county sheriff sgt. tony turnbull says for that reason, they ramped up their investigation and entered her car's license plate number into their system. a deputy found janetús abandoned car, similar to this one, in the arden-arcade area on wednesday, but still no sign of her. sgt. tony turnbull, sac so55:31-37"we at this point and time, still don't have any connection with the area where her car found in. it's a residential area." mejia worked at nordstrom at the roseville galleria. her family says her credit card was discovered in a parking lot at the mall. 9:39-45 daisy mejia, janet's older sister "that is what they're telling us. that the credit card was found there. we don't know if it's related or not."janet studied special education and took classes to help the hearing impaired at sac state. she graduated in november last year. 11:00-11:18"her dream is to become and interpreter for the dea

(sgt tony turnbull - sacramento county sheriffs pio) "when she started to scream and fight, the 86 year went back to her friends aid and assaulted her" investigators say both women were sexually assaulted and beaten..their attacker ran off. (stand up)"investigators found the person of interest after they arrested him here on fair oaks blvd and howe ave for a similar attack on an elderly woman"(tony turnbull - sacramento county sheriffs pio) "matches the description, secondly lives in the area so youre talking about opportunity"the 18 year old person of interest is behind bars for the second assault... as investigators piece together evidence...flowers and candles sit at the highlands high school track -- and petrus' home...honoring a woman whose life end brutally -- in place she felt safe. (lindsey roush)"its huge loss and i wish she passed a different way, but we'll remember her, she's amazing" ( james ) close friends say the victim is a widow. she has no living family in the u-s and no children. investigators have not yet released the identity of the person of interest. ( james ) it's

prime minister malcolm turnbull made his second comments in two days.ket is indicated by skilled worker visas. any workers would need to offer strong english language skills. cracks me need to ensure that our citizenship test -- >> we need to ensure that our allowsship test immigrants to engage with the australian community. permanent resident for four years, speaking wish, share our values, be integrated. those are critically important elements. i believe they will be empowering for applicants. paul: global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen, this is bloomberg. betty: time to see how the asian markets are shaping up so far this morning. yvonne: sophie, we saw a mixed session on wall street. sophie: i want to point out an unlikely winner for the second time. the central bank in new zealand might be playing at a james is "at last," because we are seeing inflation hit its target for the first time in five years, of a up about 2.2%. these are the strongest levels in the third

the country's prime minister, malcom turnbull, confirmed fatalities in the wake of the storm. thoughts and prayers are with their families. this is going to be a tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. 0fficials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope that, by the end of the day, we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. demonstrators in paraguay have set fire to the country's congress in protest against a bill that would let the president seek re—election. the head of the main opposition party says an activist had been shot dead. the country's constitution limits the president to a single 5—year term. but the sitting president horacio cartes is trying to remove the restriction and run for re—election. greg dawson reports. this was

the prime minister of australia, malcolm turnbull. thanks to scotland. in the future, though, they could be getting help from south of the border. mike's been to a farm in kent where they've built england's first dedicated curling rink. where once they milked cows, they are farming a new breed. down in kent, the garden of england, they are milking something very rare outside of scotland, curling talent of the future. it is all thanks to a farmer who moved here from scotland and brought the game with him. now staff here split their time between farming, the remaining animals and tending to the ice. it was really because there was nothing in england, i came down from scotland, where curling was something that all the family did and all the neighbours did. it was really a community thing. i always say, when i had the cows, they made a mess, they did not make any money. i brought the curlers in, they make a mess and they still don't make any money! but he has stirred the passion for the sport in southern england, helping to nurture future

malcom turnbull confirmed fatalities.floods. 0ur thoughts and prayers are with their families. this is going to be a tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency. rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. 0fficials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope by the end of the day we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. the headlines on bbc news: the uk says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s the uk says it will stand up for g i bra lta r‘s interests the uk says it will stand up for gibraltar‘s interests after the territory accused spain of using brexit to forward territorial aims. research says that nearly half the people who use the government's help to buy scheme, to purchase a house, did not need it. bbc news learns that only

he also met with us prime minister malcolm turnbull and held a giant news conference where he told reporters that the united states is to honor the refugee agreement with australia that was arranged by the obama administration. other topics included north korea and economic relations. this runs 40 minutes. >> mr. vice president, it is an honor to have you in australia. your commitment to the rule of law in our region is one we welcome. we are delighted you are here. an honor for lucy and i to welcome you and your daughters and your wife. two out of our three grandchildren, and as we observed earlier, your daughters were showing a great ability and taking care of them. we have had a very productive discussion this morning. we have the strongest and closest ties between our two nations on every level. the vice president's visit is an opportunity for both of our nations to emphatically reaffirmed those ties and our deep commitment to the alliance. the alliance is as important today as it was more than 60 years ago. indeed, as it has been for the marks whenat australian and united troops went in

the country's prime minister, malcom turnbull, confirmed fatalities in the wake of the storm. and prayers are with their families. this is going to be a tough time for them. military and rescue teams have been mobilised to help with the emergency, rescuing stranded people and distributing supplies, such as food, water and fuel. officials stress the danger will continue for some time. we hope, by the end of the day, we will see easing of those conditions and improvement into tomorrow. but it's not over yet. after three days of chaos and destruction, the people of queensland and new south wales are left with the damage and trying to rebuild their lives. venezuela's supreme court has reversed its decision to strip the opposition—led congress of its powers after two days of protests on the streets. venezuela's president nicolas maduro had earlier gone on television to say he had resolved the crisis. on friday the court's decision was condemned by the attorney—general, luisa ortega. the authorities in hungary are ready to start transferring asylum seekers to container camps on the

vice president mike pence is in australia this morning for meetings with prime minister malcolm turnbull. the u.s. said they would honor the agreement to settle 1, 00 refugees. president trump once described the deal as, quote, dumb. separately pence and turnbull urged north korea to drop its nuclear weapons program. >>> the trump administration is taking its toughest stance on cracking down on illegal immigration. the jurisdictions include the state of california and some of the nation's biggest cities including roxana saberi is here this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. they sent a letter say being they don't cooperate with authorities they could lose federal grant money, but it was a separate statement from the just cities department about immigration enforcement that set off a dispute between new york city and the trump administration. >> it just shows how out of touch this administration is with what's happening on the ground in this city. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio had harsh words for the justice department and its leading attorney genera

now earlier today, he did hold a news conference as the prime minister malcolm turnbull said the u.s. will honor a refugee resettlement deal with australia. it's a deal that president trump once called, quote, dumb and caused a rift earlier between the two countries. and this time next week, president trump will mark his 100th day in office at his legislative agenda that is still a work in progress. but we could see movement on some big issues next week. the president told the associated press that a big announcement on tax reform will come on wednesday. house republicans are moving forward on a health care compromise. it also remains a potential government shutdown. next friday is the deadline for congress to get a spending bill through to avoid and the president's first 100 days will be a topic on tomorrow's "meet the press." chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with nancy pelosi and the white house chief of staff reince priebus. and he'll also speak to marco rubio. "meet the press" airs tomorrow morning at 10:30. >>> starting today to get in from virginia to downtown d.c. is

. >> malcolm turnbull aims to tackle australia's power shortages,