we know a lot more about wellington than we used to.is jean hynes, one of three managing partners at wellington. vonnie: a fascinating interview. thank you for bringing us that. perhaps you can guess a tour of wellington at some point. that was eric's just for at the milken -- that was erik schatzker at the milken global conference in los angeles. guy: we have received more bank earnings, this time in the form of bbc a and spain. reporting a net income for the first quarter that met analyst expectations. q1 net income coming through at 1.16. it is well within the range, the range for analysts 1.13 1.21. net interest income coming through at almost exactly the 13.3% the market had anticipated and the bad loan ratio coming in were the market anticipated at 3.9%. we'll continue with the bank earnings this week in europe, we will continue to bring them to you and give you analysis on what they mean. this is bloomberg. ♪ game" hasvengers: end set new records. disney is our stock of the hour. kailey: $1.2 billion in the opening weekend. it sh

last system still marching slowly knolls was through the south island so but the rain i think for wellington is the the overnight picture then by sunday that's gone further north in the next real windup is this one here so you get away with it just about for most i think on sunday but on monday it's marched on and that it's a fairly miserable picture not quite as windy as it was when it was across australia up to q tasmania but certainly wet and he succeed in wellington marginally better in oakland. from the bamboo harvest and navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart to the time we finish are scared to the fish and i'm dicing with death. from afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go by coughing my family need the men who go to the extreme just to make a living not you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise and surf and risking it all vietnam on al-jazeera. quick look at the top stories this hour now sudan's opposition and the army have reached a deal to form a joint civilian and military transitional council it follows meetings between the two sides and heart to him

shery: tracy withers in wellington, thank you.bank is said to have hired morgan stanley to advise merger talks with commerce bank. we are told deutsche recruited citigroup. opposition to the potential merger is increasing. commerce bank staff wants more details. blaber unions are openly against a deal and some deutsche investors are unhappy. wells fargo's credit outlook was cut by s&p global ratings after its ceo, tim sloan, stepped down last week. lenders overall rating was affirmed at a negative. sloan quit after struggling to revive the bank from a wave of scandals including charging customers for services they neither ordered nor received. shery: let's get a preview with sophie. sophie: risk appetite is looking decent this morning was nikkei futures hinting at gains of one and 1% while the yen is weaker for a fourth. korean investors have inflation data to chew on as well. in tokyo, we are watching inbound tourism related stocks after department stores reported growth in tax-free sales. looking solid in march due in part to th

first of all by rain across after that it'll get colder so eighteen degrees ahead of that rain in wellington twenty in sunny weather in oakland the rain itself isn't followed by showers and a cold wind sixteen still in wellington but if you further south don't expect that sort of large yes rain and surprisingly cool weather still the or the day mostly thought all of japan thirteen in turkey. on counseling the call says the u.s. slams the brakes on iran's oil exports will try the spillover effect also have a secret world of high risk lending in parts the poor in a sting operation to catch a spy what's a play for control of the next generation of mobile counting the cost on al-jazeera . welcome back a brief look at headlines a curfew has been imposed and trying to after a gun battle broke out during a raid on suspects involved in easter sunday suicide attacks more than two hundred fifty people were killed in the multiple bombings saddam's transitional military council is denying reports that foreign ministers and members of the ruling party have been freed from jail thousands of people held fr

the agenda will be keeping the impetus from both beijing and wellington to keep that aside and a clearern. the trade gap is not a big problem for new zealand and china. we have a complimentary economy stop the products we sell are not products that china generally sells so products that china generally sells so that's not such a serious issue. what about huawei's 5g technology? they have had problems and how do you think it will be resolved? huawei is an issue that a lot of economies around the world are facing. spark which is a local telecommunications here put out a bid to roll out the 5g technology and that was rejected on the basis of national security. it doesn't mean it is over. there is a long and lengthy process new zealand will go through to see if those issues can be mitigated. i imagine it will be top of the agenda in their discussions. us- trade talks - make us- discussions. us- trade talks - make us— china trade talks involving tesla a re us— china trade talks involving tesla are on the agenda. let's talk to monica miller. it looks like a busy week ahead. we are starting wit

as windy as it was or as across australia particular tasmania but certainly wet and sixteen in wellingtonmarginally better in oakland. china's a problem has become famous for its large number of elderly many age one hundred years or older one i want to investigate see if the raging home of the sacred to a long and healthy lives on al-jazeera may on al-jazeera. as the world's biggest democracy goes to the polls we focus on the economic challenges facing india and the rise of ultranationalist a new series of you want winning environmental show which means some of the people striving to protect the planet twenty five years after coming to power can be a unseen maintain its political dominance in south africa and a massive documentary series chart for lives of two young face and rule kenya and up in brazil over the past twenty years and with breakfast still looming and populism on the rise across europe will these elections become a referendum on the new self may on al-jazeera. in two thousand and eight al-jazeera documented a groundbreaking scheme. preparing some of india's poorest children

sunny weather in oakland run itself isn't followed by showers and a cold wind sixteen still in wellington but if you further south don't expect that sort of largess rain and surprisingly cool weather still the or the day throughout most of thought or of japan thirteen in turkey. the latest news as it breaks out of not had time to eat you can learn a new trial payment ultimately under burning to started raining to the brutal detail coverage of protesters pumped up to the cost was meant as an example of those possible dangerous places from around the last few days and that is where the water is once more rushing down the river it's an unwelcome thing for to minute hundreds barely begun to live. on counting the costs as the u.s. slams the brakes on iran's oil exports will try to spillover effect also have a secret world of high risk lending impacts the poor and a sting operation to catch a spy what's a play for control of the next generation of my bob counting the cost on al-jazeera . this is al-jazeera. hello i'm maryam namazie this is the news hour live from london coming up as your nine c

angeles, they have had trouble with the other refinery which is also connected at the hip with wellington refinery and there have been issues with marathon issues with 66 and valero. so, it isn't just one refinery. it is actually three running at reduced rates. >> reporter: cosco gas prices may save you money but it won't save you time to blowing cars lined up for $3.24 per gallon. >> i need to get gas, got to take the kids to school, got to go to work. >> of california, they charge you for everything. >> is that what you are on your bike? >> one recently >> reporter: what is the best advice? shop around. so, you see 426 era down the road, it was for 19 burke in fremont, where my photographer lips, it was $3.89 per is definitely a range and in san francisco, much more. coming up at 6 o'clock, we will talk to a gas station owner who has quite an opinion on what is going on and they don't like raising the prices either as lapeer but, sometimes they have no choice. that is the latest in livermore. >> if you have a lead on a place on cheaper gas, take a picture, shared with us on facebook, tw

checking in on stocks in wellington. swinging to gains.oking to snap a four-day decline. looking to gain momentum. the 1900oving towards level. the kiwi dollar is holding steady. i: thank you. here is jessica summers. >> the trump administration is putting pressure on its leading arab ally designating a group of saudi individuals linked to the murder of jamal khashoggi. 16 people are named by the state department. taking them an eligible for travel to the united states. to list includes a former a the crown prince mohammed. oil is extending its gains as fighting continues to live -- continues in libya. all flights were suspended at the only functioning airport. after a warlord opened fire. the united nations condemns the latest fire. -- latest fighting. u.k. lawmakers have voted to prevent a no deal brexit as pressure builds to delay the upcoming divorce. the vote came as eu leaders said to be close to an agreement on delay i had of a critical meeting on wednesday in brussels. a compromise is building with france which is skeptical about e

sophie: we are seeing caution filtered through in wellington, off by four straight session.r tenths of 1%. nikkei futures are hinting to upside after tokyo stocks rose to a one-month high on friday. aussie shares could snap a two-day decline. oil producers in sydney like it -- likely to track that, if i've month high. flipping the board, we have the aussie dollar holding recent losses after the greenback rose on friday, giving the jobs data. aussie bonds opening higher. iron or traded in singapore from a delivery that has hit a new contract high, $90 a ton. check on the end. as we take a fresh trading week, the ends outlook is dimming, even as yields on treasury is at the lowest than more than a year as directed by the white line on this chart. the yen a short-lived boost we had traders adding that short positions on the end for six straight weeks. this is on signs that economic growth will like it likely that the boj will continue its record stimulus policy. this weeks of data, that may add to the bearish yen mood. machine orders expected to shrink in february. shery: thank

in wellington, qe stocks headed for a six day of losses. mood on wellington, off by basis points as markets digest the imf of elon global growth. 7/10 of 1%. the kiwi dollar is gaining a little bit here, up 1/10 of 1%. i want to highlight this, pulling up the board room quick, we are seeing the stock under pressure, often by 10.6%. saw onhat surge that we tuesday when the shares rallied by record, jumping 20%. giving back some of those -- of that advance as it has abandoned talks for takeover of ground shares with -- which would have valued the casino operator at 10 billion australian dollars. its extensiong plans for now. under pressure this morning. haidi: let's get you to first word news. pure thethanks, haidi uk's seems to be heading for a long deliver brexit. these says the expansion wanted by theresa may will not be enough to bring the deadlock in the house of commons. may held talks in paris and berlin but the eu says the delay should last up to a year. that is a blow to make who faces deep divisions in her conservative party. the la

the house, and on a friday in a week where there has been a sitting of the house, and outside the wellington area, despite standing orders 191, 193, 194(1)(b) and (c). mr. speaker, as we meet today, new zealand is under a terror threat level of "high". as we meet today, police are routinely carrying firearms. bushmaster rifles and glock pistols. as we meet today, mosques around the country require heightened security measures and a visible police presence to ensure the safety of worshippers. as we meet today, the largest criminal investigation in new zealand history is under way. dozens of specialist police investigators, supported by australian federal and state police, are following up concerns about a number of high-risk individuals. as we meet today, a number of people are before the courts for trying to promote hateful publications and videos of death, for unlawfully possessing weapons, for making threats against our citizens, and for murder. mr. speaker, as we meet today, we are driven by one objective. we are driven by the need to ensure public safety is as strong as it can be. we are

sophie: we are seeing some modest gains with futures pointing higher but stocks and wellington marginallywe are getting more signs that investors are funding -- turning wary. asian equity funds seeing some big redemptive. we could be in the last quarter of the rally that has pushed the asian benchmark to a six-month high. stocks getting $4 trillion in value this year so there could be some caution admitted this advance. stocks to watch, we are keeping an eye out for this sooner -- casino operators. wynnts from the afr that resorts have made a confidential takeover proposal for crown. in tokyo, we're watching sony potentially tracking the overnight jump that we saw in the company. rising as much as 8.8%. the muslim since february 2018 -- the most since february 2018. building a stake in stony. haidi: let's get more on what we are watching as trading gets underway. stocksd see asian pushing a little bit higher. really, there is catalyst at the moment. >> absolutely. we need to keep in mind that markets have had a really good run. sophie mentioned asian stocks are close to that october high.

shares in wellington at a sixth straight session. energy stocks as well.y take a hit as food prices tumble in three weeks as russia proud of the output did geopolitics may be top of mind as the south is sounding out a summit with the north. moon jae-in is heading to the u.s. for a summit with donald trump. we are keeping an eye on crime resort. it has been downgraded. shares making back of tony percent surge. delaying the expansion in asia. retail players r&d with more initially earnings to digest. did offer a slightly higher than expected guidance but the company did cut the were cast back in february. the report that the bank considering scaling back overseas trading operations in london in the you are and overhauling the japanese equity business. they report that the letter is in talks with ei to support rebuilding the industry. haidi: more on what we are watching in asia. adam hayes is with us and watching the yet with voting starting tomorrow. a series of days and is a next elections. do we extend the rally from your? adam: remarkable how much money h

. >> if someone would have told me three years from now you will be living in wellington. >> marriediwi with a 2-year-old son. >> i would have said, you're crazy. >> i would have thought they were crazy, you know? so could have never imagined this. >> helped along by an earthquake, a tsunami, and god knows what else. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. >>> that's all for now. thanks for joining us. >>> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> you feel so alone and hopeless. >> it's like a shot in the chest. >> despair to hope. darkness to light. a fight for freedom. >> what happened to this teenager could happen to any one of our children. >> at 18, he w a

shares in wellington set for another day of gains, another fresh high in range, but switching out the to check in on the kiwi dollar. the currency is under pressure, losing as much of a third as 1% after business confidence took a hit. the rba may need to cut rates this year on growth concerns. and the aussie dollar, we are looking at the pound now, down 2/10 of 1%, moving to the 1.30 handle against the greenback. the backurkish lira on foot once again, giving back overnight rebounds. 5.51, despite tightening liquidity. and we are watching sydney. elizabeth gains saying the miner is to develop another bridge project. and this following rio tinto and the lagging in output from the psycho damage. production will be cut by 6.8 million tons in the year. coal producers after the chairman of -- said the company is unaware of restrictions on shipments to china. more on trading getting underway in asia. we are looking at another day of gains. hong kong injuring bull market territory yesterday. and there seems to be good news building up to u.s. manufacturing, china manufacturing, but what do

very goodffews here o of wellington street. a lot of other damage in the area. we've got roads bcked and trees down into people's houses and cross streets. definitely around this area you're going to want to yatch where're going and make sure that as the sun goes down here we're not coming across any trees that haven't been picked up by utility crews yet. i would recommend making sure you're driving safely tonight. chopper 4 is working for you alh ni long making sure if anything else comes up we'll bring it to you liv back down to you. >> good advice. still be careful out there. brad in chopper 4. we thank you. >>> lou's turn to d and amelia in the storm center. >> what can we expect for the rest of the night? >> well, we've still got showers outhere right now. that severe weather came through between 1:00 and about 5:00, 6:00. that's what we tolder you yesty would be the threat, the biggest threat being strong winds. that's what we've seen all day today, but the wins aren't done with us yet. national weather service has issued a wind advisory. this is going to

futures are narrowly higher and we are seeing the tone set in wellington. we enter a week that offers chinese gdp numbers and u.s.-japan trade talks in the wake of japan highlighting concerns over china's industrial policies when they held economic talks on sunday. also we get trade data in india as the r.b.i. governor warns the economy needs to grow faster to deal with poverty and challenges. indonesian trade figures due today i had up special elections on thursday. in sydney, more corporate updates on the line up there. luca production figures are due. japanese figures hinting at gains after the topix on friday capped its worst losing streak this year. it looks like there may be some optimism coming through from escawa electric. haidi: let's get you to first word news with su keenan. su: we start with secretary of treasury management, who also looked ahead to this week's trade talks with japan. deal tot a final prevent manipulation of the yen. of negotiations began in washington on monday. japanese officials have said the talks will be based on a septembe

chopper 4 is over one of the more heavily damaged arearom the recent line of storms.tu this is acly wellingtontreet. what we have here is a small school bus that actually has wires down on top of it. you can see those right there. and weere able to get a closeup view of there is actually students and a bus driver on that bus right now. om the looks of things, they're trying to assess the situation before they go ahead and off load the passengers. so right now i'm thankful for the fact that i don't see any ambulances on scene and it doesn't appear there will be any injuries. they want to approach this very safely and make sure nobody is put in danger. as we follow this from above, we'll bring you more as it becomes available. >>> coming up, susan hogan joins us with the rall of a product that could be dangerous to infants. >>> plus i >>> we want to go back to some live pictures. folks, it was a violent afternoon. the storm may have moved out from a lot of us, but this is some damage of a tree that looks like it was split in two. these pictures again from lanham where a school bus with kids and

. >> if someone would have told me three years from now you will be living in wellington. >> marriedto a kiwi with a 2-year-old son. >> i would have said you're crazy. >> i would have thought they were crazy, you know. i could have never imagined this. >> helped along by an earthquake, a tsunami, god knows what else. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> msnbc takes you behind the walls of america's most notorious prisons into a world of chaos and danger. now the scenes you've never seen. "lockup: raw." >> if personal relationships can get complicated on the outside, they can be even more complicated behind bars. >> my mom gave me the best advice. everything that has happened in my life, she told me that was going to happen. >> are you having a relationship with gay men or straight men here? >> straight. >> and for those unable to cope with them, relationships can lead to a life in prison

today, prime minister jacinda ardern praised the nearly animous vote in wellington. >> i could not fathom how weapons that could cause such destruction and large-scale death could have been obtained legally in this country. >> woodruff: the bill requires the approval of new zealand's governor general, but it's expected to become law on friday. after that, anyone with a military-style weapon could face to five years in prison. the death toll from a cyclone ie so africa has now topped 1,000 people. the powerful srm ripped through mozambique, zimbabwe,mo and malawi lash. crews are still searching for remains of the dead. a cholera outbreak ahe cyclone's survivors in mozambique threate to increase the number of casualties even more. back in this country, acting deputy homeland security secretary claire grady has resigned. that paves the way for president trump's pick kevin mcaleenan, the commissioner of u.s. customs and border protection, to become the acting sretary of homeland security. but it also leaves the actg deputy position unfilled. mcaleenan's departure from customs and border prote

and a look at the mood in wellington, we have kiwi stocks extending losses for a second day. to salina. selena: voting by the closest possible margin to block a exit. -- countrye quest from crashing out without a deal. although there is no clarity on what such a deal will be. jeremy corbyn said initial talks weretheresa may constructive but inconclusive. they met for more than an hour teams will- their talk again on thursday. >> she invited us to the meeting and i accepted the meeting to express our views, she did put out the government's view but the whole things -- thing depends on accepting the withdrawal agreement as put forward at the present time. aredministration officials examining options for closing all or part of the mexican border in case the resident goes ahead with his threat. the preparations are between a theoretical discussion of moves and an actual implementation plan. officials are looking at how to prevent it doing widespread disruption if the president decides to see off the border. ethiopia will release a on the crasheport that killed 157 people. they in

cruise lines so stopping in a different spot every day said all my children, this is the coast of wellington k. not that kind of my dream i just i'm counting up the land work on your tan but so i was look we've a lot yes, i mean if you look at that white house is you know a little crooked e it and i'm i'm told that's intentional you know that because of the winds really going to catch your eye only guys, yeah there's a colony of fur seals that live here and then they don't think anything of folks bopping along the beach in 4 by fours and check them out, so they used to is they're very used to people and you know respect their space if you get too close. they're going to let you know it you're not going to do it again. it's a combination of just stunning scenery and kind of watching them in their element shore and really not really caring about you which is which is a really nice. there is great and very easily accessible from the city actually you know we're not talking about long drives to get the scenic view. now wildlife experiences in new zealand can also come very unexpectedly hope so h

a last check on shares in wellington. kiwi stocks set to snap a six-day decline.p about 0.06%. haidi: let's get to some breaking news on brexit. eu leaders have agreed up to six hours of emergency talks to extend a deadline from brexit. they are delaying the split until october 31. we are getting confirmation from the european council president's twitter account. the eu 27 have agreed to an extension of article 50, who will now be meeting with theresa may for the u.k. government agreement. agreed27 said the u.k. for an extension of upturn 31st -- october 31. that offers six more months for the best possible solution. this is longer than what theresa may coul wanted. let's get straight to brussels. our reporter has been covering this for us. an early exit is tough of mind for theresa may. she still wants out by may 22. is it a compromise, given we are hearing the eu wanted a 12 month extension? maria: it is. it has gone past 2:00 a.m. in brussels. we finally have a deal that is a compromise between all sides. prime minister may wanted an extension until the end of

wellington has to justify its fee over black rock.your mind. i bought some celgene and i wanted to close. there may be some intended consequences, the next ceo makes sure he or her has their shareholders on the side now they have to and it is the only way they're going to out perform black rock >> do you have a take on the ipo market, lift on friday and what it may mean or not >> first thing i don't know if it is a bullish or bearish side. q-4. we didn't have a high yield bond the market is much healthier all the company has one thing in common there is a huge change in makeup of what is a good point. for the most part, tech businesses they're changed in the makeup of what the market is going to be if we look forward, the components of the market is more driven and makes sense by technology do you buy lyft? >> we did buy a little bit of lyft >> how do you value a business that lost a billion, where in your model do you get a return on cash? >> our investigation sometimes is valuations and capital flows. capital flows around if you get

yesterday in wellington, texas, along the oklahoma/texas border. dust on the back side. hail the size of baseballs and we're looking for severe weather threat across louisiana and parts of eastern mississippi, same deal and this is going to be the mess as far as the cold rain for the northeast. time for your stormy cities brought to you by liberty mutual. >>> mayor pete is next. we'll be right back s next. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.o some ♪ keep being you. keep loving. keep aspiring. keep striving. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv with three different medicines to help you get to undetectable. that means the amount of virus is so low it can't be measured in lab tests. so keep pushing. keep creating. and keep pouring your soul into everything you do. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems, and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a build-up of lactic acid and liver pr

investors who have always been active and have always been vocal with management investors like wellingtonidelity. those investors in some instances now are really putting their mouth where their money is >> they vote against management in reality >> now they are voting against management for real issues for example they will come out an say we don't like a merger. or they will come out and say we're going to vote for an activist in an election campaign and very regularly -- >> does that crowd out the traditional classic activist >> it doesn't crowd them out it amplifies the work. >> bristol is a good example >> very good example there's been a number of situations that have been private where those same investors are the investors who in some instance who cheer on the activist and the activists were willing to take up and do the hard work. >> seems like it's gotten so much more polite in the past couple of years. where are these flame throwing karl icahn letters any more? >> they are still out there. in some ways they are more sophisticated in that they know they have to reach a group of

it be able well it want to do business well absolutely it will want to live in the especially if wellington is the right if mr selenski takes measures or a name extremist ukrainian nationalist that will be all that russia please note that the censorship that one can describe it was not under your own accord it was under the new government that the extremist nationalist in the. appointed and dismissed that kind of television indulged in violence sometimes you know pressuring newspapers and t.v. channels we saw it in the ukrainian media we basically speak very similar language here and how awful the media in ukraine are in russian so we for all their political situation there were recalls and with a huge sense of sadness you know when we see the actions or extremist nationalist so if mr is against the reins in extremist nationalist he will be a war that in russia and russia will make every concession every what it will move to improve relations with thing certainly a challenge i thank you to all our guests valentini aftershock only broker and dmitri babich and thank you chief all watching you