, you join us line from wellington in new zealand. david, good job. you were there. so new zealand has already banned any australia nuclear submarines and its waters. but how much does this new alliance expose the differences between australia and new zealand, regional foreign policy? well down just to start without saying you haven't come out and band straight yourself brains from its territory. you seem to a longstanding engineer position and legislation that's been in place for more than 25 years. and the prime minister came out yesterday just simply said that that changes his legislation is on change. that policy is unchanged. there's been no direct comment about the strategy and submarines and these, i think it's worth remembering that these are submarines that are probably not going to come into service until probably the end of the 2030. so it's a, it's a slightly hypothetical problem. but i think probably 11 thing that this deal does make clear is it, it, i'm, the school is the 1st child just how deeply australia is integrated

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is being held by new zealand prime ministers in the den from wellington and use it and following an attack at supermarket in oakland for several people have been stabbed. a man had been shot and killed by new zealand. police, the prime minister there describing it as an individual known to be under constant monitoring. it was a hateful and wrong attack. ah, this is all, these are the top stories. the taliban is expected to announce a new government in afghanistan. it's also in talks with cutoff to try to reopen cobble airport as soon as possible with the help of turkey. a 2nd custody jet carrying a technical team has landed in the capitol still help to evaluate how to restart operations with taliban is still facing on resistance in the punch here valley, the only province to hold out against the group. dozens of people have been killed out to talks between the 2 sides failed to reach a settlement. charles trafford is close to the entrance to the punchy volume behind me. you'll just about be able to see the town of goulburg hall. now that is the entrance to the punchy valley, the only entra

michael baker is a professor of public health at university of otago and joins me now from wellingtonme. first of all, this easing of restrictions, this has been a long time coming now, hasn't it? how did we get to this point? figs now, hasn't it? how did we get to this point?— to this point? as you point out, to this point? as you point out. new— to this point? as you point out, new zealand - to this point? as you point| out, new zealand pleasant pursuit of an illumination strategy since he turned the pandemic, since march last year, this is been very successful —— new zealand's pursuit. it has been successful, we have had 27 deaths over this period, we have had very little time under lockdown and the economy has performed very well, but as you point out, in the asia—pacific region, the dulcet variant emergence is really strained this strategy, and we have had three weeks now with battling a delta variant outbreak new zealand —— tulsa variant. it is concentrated in auckland. we appear to be winning, the numbers of drops down to 20 cases day in auckland, which is still under intense lo

so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday with a high 14 degrees. that's it for me. see you soon. ah, ah, they wanted 43000000000 pounds worth of weapon. that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of ending war because there's always a small cobble of people for really, really good live. in athens, we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, northern taylor, this is the news i live from london coming up. some of the fighting intensifies. and i've got a stones pantry valley where resistance watches a trying to repel a taliban advance. i'm sure i'll stop the reporting from the entrance to the punch valley where the fighting is escalating between the tale bon must be described as the last bastion of opposition to the.

so wellington auckland, and the escape. se asia bursts of rain here. what we would expect, we've seen flooding across the borneo, but i'll get your rate to the philippines now in an update on tropical storm constant. it made landfall just ne, a c bu rolling rate through manila on wednesday. so the potential here to see upwards of $200.00 millimeters of rain and those winds really close to about a half direct kilometers that batch of what, whether that was in the korean peninsula now slamming into southern parts of japan . so tokyo will be impacted on wednesday with the high of $27.00 season sponsor cut on airways. the story that need to be told, find away and demand to be heard. opening the window into another light and challenging perception and personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcase it inspiring documentary the change the word on al jazeera. oh the me you're watching out there are mind top stories. our america's top diplomat has cuts off or it's well in evacuating more than $100.00. 200

so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday, with a high of 14 degrees. that's it for me. see soon, the on accounting, the costs china designs on the indian ocean. beijing thinks millions enforcing laws in pakistan can india count to china's geo political and economic might last a referendum in berlin to strip a landlord of tens of thousands of whole counting the cost on i'll just here ah, holding the powerful to account as we examine the us his role in the world on al jazeera ah the ah. top stories 0. fighting his escalation between the taliban and the resistance group in the pen, she valley region has been the only province to hold out against taliban rule. the man expected to lead the new african government to store out the economy as a priority to dos as secure. she is an important 1st step and your signature state cut on sunday. the talks on i've got this done. and can you please confirm the taliban must stick to its promises. the sanc

asked for new zealand of the store was actually quite nice when the wind wanting to die down around wellington, the snow was falling in the southern mountains and satterfield. that's gone about trying to get to friday. even the rain for no filings come, even with a suddenly breeze temperatures are in the teens, and you've got almost almost wall to wall sunshine enjoy the. ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction . an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a oh a reminder of our top stories. japan's wedding party has picked its new leader me okay. she was replaced by mr. you'll see he goes to sugar is stepping down after only a year and office number of civilians at legend been killed in an air strike. 100 julian military near lake shot. the military denies the claims and says 28th members of an armed group linked to isolate were killed. i

be bringing you a press conference being held by new zealand, prime minister just and then from wellington and use it and following an attack at supermarket in oakland for several people have been starved, a man had been shot and killed by new zealand, police, the prime minister there describing it as an individual known to be under constant monitoring. it was a hateful and wrong attack. ah, this is all just here. these are the top stories. the taliban is expected to announce a new government in afghanistan. it's also in talks with cutoff to try to reopen cobble airport as soon as possible with the help of turkey, a 2nd custody jet carrying a technical team has landed in the capitol. they'll help to evaluate how to restart operations without lavonne is still facing on resistance in the punch here.

so we look at the 3 day forecast in wellington. sure it's going to be breezy, but the rain looks like it won't move in till about monday, with a high of 14 degrees. that's it for me. see soon, still ahead on al jazeera. i do not have any hope. i don't know why some families in india is at some stage, are frustrated with the government and accused of filing them. mexico cranks down on refugees and asylum seekers. the united nations is calling today right to be protected. i didn't fault with joe action from the world cup, qualifies as messy. imagine cain, it continue. the impressive made him run ah, on arrow online, be part of the debate, or pacific people, the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no help, they get off the table. it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing p t f. d like symptom. jump into this dream. and julian, a global community. if you're online on youtube, right? now you can be part of this conversation as

cs lewis, simpson, wellington all said conceal your real intentions from your enemy.ive of the left is not just taking down statues, that's beside the.keep us occupied and distracted with the real goal, the destruction of american civilization, western civilization and we have to draw a line in the sand and say you will not advance any farther, standing here. that is when mitch mcconnell broke -- the other day when he said the senate won't impeach president biden, he missed the point. the point is something like 50, 75 republicans called for president biden's impeachment, initiative city should be impeached and that my name to the list, the only solution to stopping the left is to be stronger than the left, not to exceed their goals or compromise, nothing. the only solution is to draw a line in the sand and not -- laura: the rollover on these stitches, state property, tomorrow, who's next, that's always the question. i want to remind everyone briefly about what one of democrats icons, fdr said at the unveiling of the property in the memorial in dallas in 1936. he said

haidi: matthew brockett, our wellington bureau chief. thank you.chool year has begun in new york city with roughly one million public students returning to in person learning. the vice dean of the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health gave us his assessment of new infection controls in schools as they reopened doors. >> new york is taking as many precautions as it possibly can take, it is important for kids to be back in school, and you are right, it is great they are doing it, but it will require vigilance and these different mitigation steps. masking, testing, other kinds of things, until we really get a handle on what the delta virus does in schools, particularly for younger kids. >> linked your knowledge of the unvaccinated, including the runner-up at the u.s. open, i believe is unvaccinated on the male side, djokovic, but link the unvaccinated across the nation with kids and teachers and staff going back to school. >> one thing that has been clear has been states with more people who are unvaccinated are also seeing many more sick ki

from wellington? that sounds like david." the p.m. collected her thoughts, and gave a very sensible response: >> i would say, generally, regardless of the covid status, that kind of thing shouldn't generally be part of visiting hours, i would have thought. >> stephen: exactly. i agree. she's right on target. a hospital is no place for patients to have sex. it's a place for doctors to have sex. in the exam room, in the on-call room, in the supply closet, and in an ambulance in a storm. ( cheers and applause ) fans of either sex or doctors, i'm not sure. of course, not all americans are vaccine deniers. some are also election deniers. and the feds are still busy tracking down the january 6 insurrectionists. i'll tell you all about it in tonight's "seditionist round-up roundup." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> man-you're so guilty! ( applause ) >> stephen: first through the saloon doors of justice, a man named russell james peterson, who pleaded guilty after his mom bragged about his capitol riot antics on facebook. it's even more embarrassing than her bumper

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joining me now to discuss this is michael baker, professor of public health in wellington, new zealand, sir. good to see you. so these blanket vaccine mandates, how are they working in these countries? i know they're very specific examples, but what do you take from the way they've implemented these blanket mandates? >> well , those three countries you mentioned are outliers in terms of the whole approach to covid-19. turkmenistan isn't reporting cases or its vaccine coverage. so we don't know how the policy works there. micronesia of course is a great success story. they've excluded the virus entirely. an elimination approach. but the vaccine coverage is still low. and i think indonesia, again, has struggled to get high vaccine coverage for a lot lot of factors. and i'm not sure that this mandate is really making any difference there. >> do you see, though, other countries slowly taking this decision to mandate all adults? i know italy is potentially looking at it, weighing this up as well. >> well, almost every country on earth has some kind of vaccine mandate. obviously starting wit

june 18, 1815 he would be defeated by the final coalition against france headed by the duke of wellingtonarshall the and sent off to the island where were getting ready to celebrate his death but celebrate his memory and may 5th, 1821 when he would die. of stomach cancer so that is a lot of information that i thrown right at you with the french revolution truly huge moment in the history of the world for this revolution was inspired by the american revolution in the french revolution would inspire the unification of germany and italy and revolutions elsewhere and go to south america and take part of the revolutions there and ultimately out the entirety of the globe. and see to that was planted right here in america with the american revolution. and now i know i've been very very wordy and i do not have much time at all but before i turn it back over to mr. powell and hoping some of you might have some questions that i can briefly answer in regards to this huge subject that i have discussed. >> to 19. >> forty years after the evolution invited by the president of the united states mr. jame

june 18, 1815 he would be defeated by the final coalition against france headed by the duke of wellingtonarshall the and sent off to the island where were getting ready to celebrate his death but celebrate his memory and may 5th, 1821 when he would die. of stomach cancer so that is a lot of information that i thrown right at you with the french revolution truly huge moment in the history of the world for this revolution was inspired by the american revolution in the french revolution would inspire the unification of germany and italy and revolutions elsewhere and go to south america and take part of the revolutions there and ultimately out the entirety of the globe. and see to that was planted right here in america with the american revolution. and now i know i've been very very wordy and i do not have much time at all but before i turn it back over to mr. powell and hoping some of you might have some questions that i can briefly answer in regards to this huge subject that i have discussed. >> to 19. >> forty years after the evolution invited by the president of the united states mr. jame

asset managers who actually believe it is material and important to their investment process >> wellington'sdy cromwell says the research into the area is used to help mitigate risk in the portfolio to pinpoint holdings that might be vulnerable to things like c climate change but tpg's jim coulter believes there's alpha to be had. he raised a $5 billion fund along with treasury secretary. >> we're moving into an era where you can't count on that beta and you have to deliver alpha. that's what -- so where are you going to find alpha? the disruption and change, and major ways in the economy. you might choose biotech, you might choose reshoring, but i think it is what my partner hank paulson calls the biggest industrial revolution in the history of mankind, which is decarbonizing the economy. we are just on the early moments of that era, and that to me is interesting and why i'm searching for alpha there. >> now, if you can tell, big thoughts, ambitious thoughts that have been shared in the first half of the day but we're only halfway through there's still so much more to come at delivery alpha

in wellington, kiwi stocks gain a little bit of ground and the aussie kiwi edging towards parity as wed gdp report from new zealand. the pboc is easing policy to push and china's slowing economy, slowdown has not weighed on the greenback as capital flows have stay positive along with trade to impart to what we are seeing with expert demand and higher shipping costs. flipping the board, supply chain issues are dipping into u.s. growth outlook along with the delta spread which puts limits on consumer spending growth. jp morgan lowering its forecast to 5% from 7%, but it did raise its other forecast to .5%. shery: coming up, a leading presidential candidate from south korea's main opposition party questions if the u.s. can offer real protection. he says bidens approach to rough korea is naive. -- two north korea is 90. that exclusive conversation ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's get you a quick check of the business flash headlines. india it will allow telecom companies to be fully foreign-owned, we'll get more time to pay government dues. the rescue plan is seen as crucial. the i

for decades, the community and wellington has shouldered much of the burden from pollution and environmental problems to impact our nation. this is one statistic that stands out in my mind. it is report last year that the nation's most environmentally contaminated sites are located within just one mile a federally assisted housing, think of that. 70% of our nations most contaminated sites are all located within one mile a federal assisted housing, that is just one drop in the bucket. one bucket that all paint the same picture crystal clear. we are long but we are due for a reckoning here soon we see environmental justice it's not a talking point. environmental justice means we have a real application to protest to the fairness at the forefront of all of the work that we. do we not talk about environmental justice, i say it is another way of saying golden roll. treat other people who want to be treated. this has to be a top priority for all of us. public and independents, i could speak for myself and say that is certainly the case as i approach and work on this committee. i'm privileged to ch

community and i would say to her as i said before, i can always count on your predecessor and bob wellington to provide sound counsel, i know you will do the same. there is a bedrock industry and anchors are economy for generations. the years of volatility and rise in costs and small sized farms. losing farms at a devastating rate even before the pandemic. since 2012, 40% has been lost. this impacts across our communities and work in landscape and farmers continue to struggle beyond our control. last month i welcomed secretary bill talk to vermont and we announced $350 million in assistance to terry and farmers to receive more prizes due to abnormalities caused by the pandemic. we look forward to solutions and improve resilience and increase transparency and address market inequities so i look forward to their perspectives. thank you for doing this. i know i don't have to tell you what dairy farms in the northeast, you've been a champion in your own state and think we can work together so thank you very much. >> thank you. i'd like to recognize ranking member of the committee. >> thank you s

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i can always count on your predecessor the late bob wellington to provide sound counsel. i know you are going to do the same. gary is a bedrock industry in the northeast and vermont. the price volunteered -- volatility, rising cost, squeezes farms and a devastating great, even before the pandemic. since 2012, we've lost more than 40% of our dairy, that is 400 families no longer milking cows. that impacts across her communities, our working landscape, progress continues. last month i walked from secretary bill sector vermont. we announced 350 million dollars in assistance to dairy farmers who received lower prices due to market abnormalities caused by the pandemic. they look forward to solutions to improve the resilience and transparency. i look forward to their perspectives. senator gillibrand. i put my willed statement in the record. thank you for doing this. i don't have to tell you what dairy farms in the northeast face. you have been a champion of them in your own state of new york, traveled to those farms, talk to the farmers. i think there is a lot we can work toget

and i would say to her as i said before i could always count on your predecessor, the late bob wellington to provide sound counsel. i know you're going to do the same. gary is a bedrock industry in vermont and theed north east, anchors our world economies for generations. the years of price volatility, consolidation, rising costs has squeeze many small sized farms. vermont has been losing farms at a a devastating rate even before the pandemic. since 2012 we've lost more than 40% of our gary. that's 400 families no longer milking cows. that impact is across her committee, working landscape, our farmers continued to struggle with economic climate be under control. last month i welcomed secretary vilsack to vermont. together we announced $350 million in assistance to dairy farmers to receive lower prices due to market abnormalities caused by the pandemic. we look for to solutions and approve the resilience and transparency, address long-standing market inequities, so i look forward to their perspectives. senator gillibrand, i'll put my whole statement in the record but thank you for doing th

i could always count on your predecessor, the late bob wellington to provide sound counsel, and i know you're going to do the same. it anchors our rural economies for generations. the years of price volatility, consolidation, rising cost. vermont's been losing farms at a devastating rate even before the pandemic. since 2012 we lost more than 40% of our dairy. that's 400 families no longer milking cows. and it impacts our communities, our working landscape. our farmers continue to struggle in the economic climate beyond their control. last month i welcomed secretary vilsack to vermont. together we announced $350 million in assistance to dairy farmers who received lower prices due to market abnormalities caused by the pandemic. but we've got to look forward to solutions and improve the resilience and increase transparency, address longstanding market inequities. so i look forward to their perspectives. senator gillibrand, i'll put my whole statement in the record. but thank you for doing this. i know i don't have to tell you what dairy farms in the northeast face. you have been a champio