i'm not joined by reporter miles tweedy in wellington new zealand an unprecedented decision there was a surprise at all. no it wasn't really a surprise my life sentence without parole was actually expected for the government many thought that the heinous nature of the crime. warranted new zealand's toughest sentence possible. this is a man who spent months he is meant to kill us a planning every aspect of these attacks on march 15th yet. the 29 year old australian killed people randomly shooting them in the back as they. set. prayers in the mosque. many of them elderly and even killing a 3 year old child. when announcing the sentence. just as cameron manda described the action as into my and he said even when this man spends the rest of his days behind it cannot make up for the the crimes he's committed miles how was the news of the verdict always seems to cross the country. well there were intensely emotional scenes outside the courtroom in christchurch. mostly jubilation and celebration of the fact that this man will never be free again people. locked arms and just celebrated the. d

get a mckenzie journalist in wellington joining us with a view on this historic verdict the terrorist and the christ church massacre sentenced to life in prison without parole thanks for your insight. in germany the authorities are considering changing coronavirus testing and containment strategies that were brought in only this month despite those strategies the number of new cases continues to rise although there are far fewer than the height of the lockdown back in march so chancellor angela merkel and the premiers of germany 16 states are due to hold a video conference to discuss possible changes to their approach the weather in germany is already giving a hint of autumn and that means the beginning of the flu season and a possible 2nd wave of covert 19 the government wants to avoid a new spike but it also wants to keep empty coronavirus measures flexible. the viruses stand i make the situation as dynamic the strategy is clear we want to get it under control it's ministry and span wants to scrap compulsory tests for holiday makers returning from high risk countries with more than

and i'm joined now by pete mckenzie he's a journalist joining us from wellington pete relatives of the victims and survivors they had the opportunity to speak before the court what was the atmosphere yeah 60 year over 60 victims and survivors were it called course today or expected speak or course over the coming days and of the mood was incredibly somber various victims and survivors and relatives of survivors were able to deliver. damning scenarios explaining what happened on that day and also an explanation of what my life has been like since the shooting that also involved testimony as to what they want to see out here with different perspectives from one survivor and father of a victim saying that you were one of the difficulty to be reintroduced to museums items a 100. tips by to how strong and united the muslim community in christ church remains to this day. when we look at the perpetrator has there been any sign of remorse from him. today yet in the hearing the perpetrator had a had a black face large fleet of or a remorse apart from one brief moment at the beginning of the hea

prison he becomes the 1st person to be sentenced to life without parole forget the details from wellington. and ducting during corona some of the best soloist in the world contribute from a distance to the impossible orchestra and ambitious project to raise funds for victims of covert 90. i'm told me a lot of them to the show republicans in the u.s. have mounted a robust defense of law and order on the 3rd night of their national convention this comes as the country faces new tensions following the shooting of jacob blake a black man in wisconsin vice president mike pence was the keynote speaker. warning that only president donald trump could uphold order he said americans didn't need to choose between a lawful society and standing up for african-americans after he spoke he was joined on stage by trump making a surprise appearance trump is set to give his the acceptance speech tomorrow on the final bite off the convention. let's hear more of what mike pence had to say the violence must stop whether in minneapolis portland or can no show too many heroes have died defending our freedom to se

so much pain and suffering will never leave a person again to be a smile sweeney reporting from wellington new zealand thank you. back here in europe e.u. foreign affairs head joseph is urging the e.u. countries to forge a common way forward to meet global challenges and to increase europe's clout on the international stage he was speaking ahead of an informal meeting of e.u. foreign ministers here in berlin he said the e.u. could not stop global crisis from happening but could change the way it was funded to among the crises said to be discussed by ministers today the tensions between turkey and greece over gas explorations in the eastern mediterranean as well as the suspected poisoning off russian opposition figure. the situation in bella reuss let's go to our correspondent alexander phenomena who's following the meeting i was under germany's foreign minister has said the e.u. will not leave the ongoing human rights violations in that what does he mean by that as well german foreign minister has made killdeer that from his perspective nothing has changed so far on the ground in belarus t

that is the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda adern, speaking in wellington.ictions lifted somewhat. she called it not a change from level three to level two but level three to level two but level 2.5. still some restrictions in place, social gatherings limited to ten for example, telling people how important it is not to socialise, limits on the number of people at a funeral, 50. an encouraging, not telling people, to wear masks. one other thing she said that is important, masks will be mandatory on all public transport in new zealand. we will keep listening in the newsroom and anything else we will let you know for now we move on because across europe, they have been protests in a position to measure to desire to combat the covid—19 pandemic. there were demonstrations in berlin, paris and london, amongst other cities. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. like the virus, anger can be infectious. here in berlin, hundreds of arrests took place. police accusing far—right extremists of growing stones and bottles. earlier, at another protest in the city, it had been a mu

the ability to use that as a prize that something else will have people can see joining us from wellington with the latest on this trial in new zealand as we know this crime left 51 worshipers dead in the country's worst mass killing thank you so much for bringing us up to date through all this take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world hurricane marco and tropical storm laura have torn through the caribbean and the gulf of mexico leaving massive destruction in their wake at least 10 people have died in the dominican republic and haiti both storms are expected to hit the gulf coast soon. crews from all across the west of the united states have arrived in california to help fight 2 dozen major wildfires lazing across the state the worst of the fires are in the san francisco bay area tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. and syrian officials say that an explosion at a major gas pipeline caused widespread power cuts on sunday night state t.v. quoted officials as saying that the blast may have been caused by a militant attack the government's

and it's got more i'm joined now by peter mckenzie he's a journalist in wellington this unprecedented decision here was it expected. it was expected this is by far new zealand's most significant and did 2 murder the most comparable was in 2001 when william bell murdered 3 people in ours say and received a life sentence of 30 years without parole so obviously an order of magnitude more significant here are my symptoms without parole as a result was expected. how was it received in new zealand with a huge amount of really throughout the 4 days of the sentencing process is significant crowds gathered outside of the courthouse and upon hearing the sentence being passed down today those crowds broke out and cheer songs and celebration many of the victims had called for as in terms of this nature some went further and called for the reinstatement of the death penalty so it was a huge predication to those victims and survivors politicians and public figures around the country are also broken and the new prime minister disorder of burns it will be a relief to know that the shoes are already w

of otago and a member of the advisory group to the government's response team he joins us from wellington michael good to talk to you again do we know the confirmed source of this outbreak yet. no i mean the cuban community which is obviously a real flare kit if you don't know the source the most likely source of course is people in one of the managed current team facilities and we still have thousands of new zealanders coming back to the country and some of them our unfitted there how in these facilities for 14 days quarantine and tasted and there's a reasonable chance that the virus escaped from the air with some creature biosecurity and started this outbreak ok the worrying thing here surely is as well that initially we're talking about a family of 4 who had not travelled had no contact with somebody who was asymptomatic or symptomatic and also scientists there in new zealand examine the genome of what the people who've got what the people have got it what they've contracted and they're saying the genome of the virus is either from the u.k. or from australia. that's right so we have to

laura trevelyan, our correspondence in wellington delaware where joe correspondence in wellington delawareh shortly. possibly from there. i want to pick up online issue, the quite stinging attacks on the personality of donald trump. it is always a difficult line for joe biden to pick here. where do you think he goes? do you think he will follow the line at their of quite a stinging attack or stay away from that? well, the attacks have been done, the attack dogs have gone ahead of him and this is his moment to be uplifting and inspiring. i think what you're going to hear is presidential historianjohn going to hear is presidential historian john meacham spoke maybe 20 minutes ago and he has written a book called the soul of america which has been very influential forjoe of america which has been very influentialforjoe biden because his campaign premise is that he wants to reclaim the soul of america. the implication being that it has been battered by donald trump and that he is the man who can unify and heal. so i would think he is going to go more down that redemptive route, inspiring and u

and i'm joined now by far miles to his joining us from wellington an unprecedented decision here was a surprise. well no actually in fact many people were expecting. a sentence of life without parole in the government this was a man who spent months if not years of his life meticulously planning these attacks . every aspect of the 2nd day. and it was just a heinous nature of the crime. which is made is worthy of new zealand highest ever. toughest of a sentence. he randomly shot and killed the elderly even shot a 3 year old child. when announcing the sentence the judge justice cameramen said he had no choice even if he spends the rest of his life in prison nothing can make up for the crimes he committed given all of that how was this received in new zealand. and there were intensely emotional scenes outside the court in christchurch. mostly relief and jubilation actually family members and victims survivors of the attack leaving the courtroom right to hand. and celebrated the fact that this man would never leave prison. i mean if the just in the identity she was released by the senten

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smile sweeney reporting from wellington new zealand thank you. back here in your of the u.s foreign affairs head joseph the burrell is urging evil countries to forge a common way forward to meet global challenges and increased europe's clouds on the international stage he was speaking ahead of an informal meeting of e.u. foreign ministers here in berlin he said the e.u. should could not stop global crises from happening but could change the way it responded to among the crises set and discussed by ministers today the tensions between turkey and greece over gas exploration in the eastern mediterranean as well as the suspected poisoning of russian opposition figures in the valley and the situation envelops. let's go to our correspondent alexander phenomena who's following the meeting i was under germany's foreign minister has said the e.u. will not leave the ongoing human rights violations in bellew's unanswered what does he mean by that. well german foreign minister mass has made killdeer that from his perspective nothing has changed so far on the

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this is wellington. says margaret you stay the p.r. right next door to. the ruby princess north tonight. passengers join to was around the town oblivious to the risk they could be spreading the virus. we came back we hit a restaurant we hit every single store on the street to support the locals and that's what we did. the ruby princess left behind a cluster of infections in new zealand with 24 people testing positive. we are now suffering the consequences of cases here in new zealand as a result of that cruise ship. in the middle of march these trailing and new zealand governments took action. destroyed government also banned cruise ships from foreign ports from arriving and strong imports from lucia looted. by. the rupee princess was given an exemption and turned around to head back to a stray once it is a good thing there is it with this. ship lost was the side there was a time it all stroy at the die and then know it nothing had changed whatsoever it was the sign as. you do on a normal cruise anyway. as the ruby princess headed back to sydney the sheep

in wellington so we will be keeping a close eye on that throughout the course of the morning.pointing at. in australia, when we get such offshore attacks, it does not take long before experts and the media start pointing the finger at particular state operators. that has not happened yet, but we will be keeping a close eye on that. shery: we will be watching what scott morrison has to say. he is set to announce the one billion aussie dollar spending package later today. edward: that's right. he has been widely trailed on this announcement. we have the details late last night. going to spend about $1 billion to support 4000 jobs in the defense industry. the armed forces who have had -- the coronavirus. $200 million will be spent to improve regional military basis and received in the context of increased fiscal support that the government has been rolling out to shore up the economy and shore up jobs amidst the pandemic. shery: edward johnson, our bloomberg managing editor for australia and new zealand. sky bridge capital says the trade war with china has taken a backseat to ame

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or earlier we spoke with journalist peter mackenzie in wellington about reaction to this unprecedented prison sentence about the days of the sentencing process is significant crowds gathered outside of the courthouse and upon hearing the sentence being passed down today those crowds broke out and she did songs and celebration many of the victims had called for a sentence of this nature that some went further and called for the reinstatement of the death penalty so it was a huge predication to those victims and survivors politicians and public figures around the country also the new prime minister to sit around turns it would be a relief to know that the issues are sorry it would never see the light and. there's a huge when it's all those. rescue efforts are underway in the u.s. state of louisiana after it was battered by the most powerful storm to come assured there in more than a century at least one person was killed in hurricane lore the storm hit louisiana in neighboring texas with sustained wind gusts as strong as severe tornados 240 kilometers per. hour akane lara made landfall a

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for the killings without the possibility of parole i'm now joined by our reporter miles tweedy in wellington who is following events for us there a relative's of the victims and survivors have the opportunity to speak in court as we've seen would you describe the atmosphere in that courtroom. well as we just saw an airport and they report they were turned into a courtroom heavily shackled his wrists and ankles and he was surrounded by police officers. when the session got underway there was some deeply emotional saints where 24 of the victims. had the opportunity to testify in front of court as to the effect that the attack it had on their lives and yet while most were defiant. there was obviously a lot of trauma still there amongst those who testified but the images that we've seen in our report that brandon found. hardly displayed any any emotions did he show any kind of remorse that whole well the gunman reportedly showed little emotion throughout throughout the day. however there was one moment where the mother of one man who was killed by the government she directed her attention to the

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hi edging towards in wellington bc stocks reduce -- resume trading. -- in wellington, we see stocks reducerading. another development for new zealand. andding out august, asian 80 set for the best august performance since 2003. vietnamese stocks have been in the lead this month. this is a topic of second-best performer in asia in august and managers are saying the shifting tide politically in japan could be a buying opportunity for japanese stock. let's discuss what is happening in japan. our next guest says shinzo abe's departure is unlikely to resolve policy shift but politically -- political uncertainty might have long term implications. we are joined in -- joint from tokyo. post abe japan mean for assets in japan and abroad? i think there is -- the stable u.s. and japan relation and stable domestic policy. [indiscernible] it will change the domestic policy. in thisbasically is probably making .he japanese market unstable shery: which could lead to japanese yen strength. but this chart showing the japanese yen has not seen much strength past the 105 level. in the past they have spent li

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