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springboks on home turf as they thrashed south africa forty points to seven in the tri nations in wellington when the corrie jane made his case to be included in the all blacks world cup squad scoring a stunning try in the thirty third minute help give the host an eighteen seven off time lead. he then added another try five minutes after the break that girls would also went over twice to new zealand and efforts from white profits and calling slade while don cazar also reclaimed the all time test point record from england's jonny wilkinson converted a penalty his first of ten points for south africa the result was their second defeat of this year's trying nations having also moss to australia and new zealand will face next weekend in oakland. and finally much is expected of ice hockey player is go off after the russian became the n.h.l.'s highest ever paid goaltender however the thirty one year old believes he's up to the challenge and looking forward to joining his new team the philadelphia flyers. philadelphia it's very successful i've been using. the heaviest stability video in the shipyar

champions new zealand have stretched south africa by forty points to seven in the tri nations in wellington their biggest ever winning margin over the springboks at home with corey jane made his case to be included in the way back to world cup squad scoring and. stunning try in the thirty third minute to help give the host an eighteen seven after time lead and if another try five minutes after the break zach gilford also went over twice to new zealand and that's when white crockett and clemens laid down carter also retrains the all time test points record three wins jonny wilkinson when he converted tennessee his first attempt went to south africa the result was their second defeat of the shoes trying a shot and also lost his trailer in new zealand this post next weekend in oakland. and finally some ice hockey it appears got off became the n.h.l.'s highest paid goaltender when he joined the philadelphia flyers this summer the russian is currently on holiday in his home country and as richard van porte reports the thirty one year old still found the time to pass on his skills to a new genera

happy feet took its first swim in salt water pool at the wellington zoo.alth thy enough he'll be released into the ocean to make his way back to antarctica. >>> now for a look at the morning road conditions today. wet on i-95 from maine to carolinas. i-40 from raleigh to memphis. i-10 from houston to mobile. rain also soaks i-70 across kansas. i-10 and i-40 in new mexico and arizona. >>> and if you're flying airport delays are possible in new york, philadelphia, washington, d.c., charlotte, atlanta and new orleans. >>> > the hotel maid who's accusing of dominique straususkahn of sexual assault is going public with her story for the first time. >> that's right. the woman insists that he's being telling the truth about dominique strauss-kahn all along despite questions about her correct. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: this is the first time we're seeing her face. perhaps you've never heard her name before. nafissatou diallo is the woman we simply came to know as the hotel maid who accused dominique strauss-kahn of attempted rape. she's ending her silence

but it was felt as far down as the capital of wellington. residents were shaken. but there's been no reports of any damage so far. as network 10's reporter, mark o'brien, was telling us. >>> you're watching "world business today." her first day on the job as the head of the imf. we'll look at the kind of leader that lagarde is bound to be. >>> a place where money seems to be no object. and gracing group buying sites. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah nymex trieding down on 28 cents on the dollar. from cnn london, this is "world business today." welcome back. a die after winning thailand's general election, the new prime minister has announced her government will reopen an investigation into her brother. he is the former prime minister. his corruption conviction back in 2008, sparked political violence that claimed more than 90 lives last year. the new prime minister's says that reconciliation is an urgent task. >>> japan's reconstruction minister resigned on monday, after making comments that were widely seen as insensitive. he told the government, we

napolean and wellington, 2001. hitler and churchill, 2003. waterloo, napolean's last gamble, 2005. a history of the english speaking peoples since 1900, 2006. masters and commanders: how roosevelt, churchill, marshall, and allenbrooke won the war, 2008. and now we have the storm of war, a new history of world war ii which was released in the u.k. and was the number two best seller on the "london times" book review list, and mr. roberts claims to be 48 years old. [laughter] this is up for considerable debate. either he is about 70 with a lifetime backlog of research that aloes him to -- allows him to put out a new book every year or two, or he runs an empire called roberts inc.an intellectual print shop. there appear to be no other explanations for this level of productivity in terms of his output. like all andrew roberts books, i never bought them and got a discount -- [laughter] this one is a page turner. this gives us the viewpoint of hitler and his generals, and andrew is trying to answer the really big question to this haunted historian and many others for the last 70 years. wh

the duke of wellington reportedly once said that the battle of waterloo was won on the playing field. roosevelt never seen anything quite so picky about the battle of san juan hill, but when he emerged from the spanish-american war as a national hero, one who was talked about as possibly presidential timber, he knew how much he owed, not just to the rough riders, but to the culture of manliness and risk-taking that have shaped them. like roosevelt, our society values sports. though we don't always think about why or why we should. my kids have played football, baseball, hockey, soccer, lacrosse. in the family were fairly sports oriented. it insourcing to think about a lot of questions, why do we want our kids to play sports? why not let them spend more time in front of the tv or studied ancient greek literature? a lot of parents will reply with the obvious fact that sports are good for fitness. they will also discuss the intangible benefits of learning about teamwork, building character, things like that. it turns out that there really is something to all this. in. research shows us t

salisbury, the victorian titan 1999, napoleon and wellington 2001, hitler and churchill 2003, waterloonapoleon's last gamble 2005, a history of the english-speaking peoples since 1900, 2006. masters and commanders: how roosevelt, churchill, marshall andal allenbrook won the war 2008, and now we have the storm of war, a new history of world war ii which was released in the u.k. and was the number two bestseller on the london times' book review list. now, mr. roberts claims to be 48 years old. this is up for considerable debate. either he is about 70 with a lifetime backlog of research that allows him to put out a new book every year or two, or he runs an empire called roberts inc. which is an intellectual sweat shop with a bunch of elbows in the back room churning out product. there appear to be no other explanations for this level of productivity in terms of his output. like all andrew roberts books -- and i have a number of them on my shelf. i've never bought them, i've never gotten a discount -- [laughter] this one is a page turner. it gives us the view point of hitler and his genera

gs reports a magnitude of 5.3 and could be felt as far away as wellington. however the big quake hit in a remote area. there are no reports of any deaths or damage. >>> the tsunami that devastated japan back in march swept a sea of debris into the pacific ocean. now a new computer model shows that it is all headed towards the u.s. coast. the colored dots represent debris moving across the pacific. now scientists say that debris includes furniture, cars, even parts of homes. it's all expected to hit the u.s. in 2013 or 2014. scientists say it would take 6 ships working around the clock for one year to clean up that mess. >>> time now 5:17. with the rising levels of the yellowstone river could make it harder for clean up crews in montana today. exfon mobile already said it will do whatever it takes to clean up the oil that spilled from one of its pipelines friday. the national weather service says the runoff from rapid snow melt could even push oil into areas that have already been cleaned up. >>> marin county has been given some financial aid to reduce pollut

between the two of them, chef andrea and chef kate have cooked their way through enough beef wellingtono classically trained chefs from new york city have chosen a far more mundane place to show case their talent. they're taking their culinary knowledge on the road to the public schoolçç lunchrooms of america. and the people who prepare food for the kids who eat there. and here's one of the reasons why. >> the centers for disease control says that one-third to one-half of our children born since the year 2000 will acquire type 2 diabetes in their lifetime because the cdc says that this is the first generation in american history have a shorter life expectancy than their parents because of diet-related illness. >> reporter: they ran a boot camp for chefs at a high school in colorado just outside of denver. it was just one of a series putç onç around the state sponsored in part by the colorado department of health and the colorado health foundation. the goal? improve the nutrition in public school lunchrooms. the centers for disease control say the mile-high state is the leanest in th

. >> the usgs reports it had a magnitude 5.3 and could be felt as par away as wellington. it was a tragic 4th of july for one ohio man after a back yard fire display left him badly burned. he says the last thing he remembers is lighting a sparkler saturday night in his father's back yard. that's when an explosion threw hymn into the fence, badly burning his face and hands. >> i have no skin. counsel here by my elbow, this is all fried. >> he says a spark from his sparkler flew into a nearby box of fireworks. local police cited him for an illegal discharge of fireworks. he says he will never touch any type of fireworks again. >>> and there were also big 4th of july fire problems in boston overnight. crews are still on the scene of a fire that broke out on a barge you ad for the city's 4th of july show. the fire started hours after the big fireworks display ended. there are no reports of injuries. investigators are still trying to determine when the -- how the fire started. >>> marin county gets financial help to prevent pollution runoff. it's a 1.4 million grant. the money

"salisbury," napoleon and wellington, 2001. hitler and churchill, 2003. waterloo, napoleon's last gamble, 2005. "a history of the english-speaking people since 1900". masters and commanders, how roosevelt, churchill, marshall and alan brooke won the war, 2008. and now we have "the storm of war: a new history of the second world war." which was released in the u.k. and was the number two bestseller on the london times book review list. and mr. roberts claims to be 48 years old. this is up for considerable debate. either he is about 70, with a lifetime backdrop of research which allows him to put out a new book every year or two, or he runs an empire called roberts incorporated which is an intellectual selection -- sweatshop with a bunch of elves in the back room. there appears to be no other explanations of this level of productivity in terms of his output. like all andrew roberts' books, and i've a number of them in my shelf, i've never bought them, i've never gotten a discount, this one is a page turner. it gives us the viewpoint of hitler and his genera

along the fault line here, here's new zealand, wellington here, the northern island here.ion zone, two pieces of land, one going under another. the two plates, you know the plates we call them, one plate going under another. all of a sudden one shook, and really almost the exact type of shake and quake that they had in japan with the big tsunami there. but being deeper than the one here, we don't think there'll be as big of a wave. there are tsunami warnings for parts of the pacific, nothing for america or even into hawaii or alaska, but we'll watch to see if a wave is generated or not. >> chad, quick question, how long before you have an idea of that? how do they find out wether or not you've got that wave coming? >> there's an amazing product out there, they're all over the pacific ocean, they're called dart buoys. on the bottom of the ocean is a scale, literally. and it measures the the weight of the water above it. if that water goes up by 1 or 2 in inches, the scale at the bottom says, that's getting heavier, there must be more water above me. that little wave that we

officials at the wellington zoo have been taking special care of him ever since. >> the detail we have on this case is astounding. >> it is indeed. >> it would be different if that was a unique looking penguin. that looks like every penguin that we've seen. >> they saved his life! he ate sticks! >> the jackass penguin from the english channel. remember that? still looking for that one. >> just jumped in. >> i guess you don't like penguins. next time they come on the show -- >> i'm looking at the interest at finding them. >> if only we had that interest of our money in this country. potentially that's what brian is getting at here. get this, some of your money now reportedly going to the taliban? well, it's a little confusing but it has to do with a $2.16 billion transportation contract that the united states has to promote afghan businesses and within that, in the fine print somewhere could be that your tax dollars will fund the taliban. >> in particular, a whole bunch of money is going to fund trucking operations across afghanistan to get military supplies different places and it soun