visits to new zealand over the past couple of years.rn, you have made our ministers very welcome. we are looking forward to our prime minister potentially being able to visit the u.s., coming care to washington dc in the first half of next year. hospitality. your the relationship is in great shape. there is a great future to come between our two countries. the military to military defense copper -- cooperation is one part of that. thank you. >> think you very much. -- thank you very much. >> no opportunity should be passed up to remote new zealand. when secretary hagel is mowing his lawn's, i hope he will spare a thought for new zealand. , mr. you very much secretary. i would like to give you this. >> thank you. [laughter] a high honor indeed. i'm completely unworthy. i shall accept it nonetheless in the spirit that you have given it on behalf of all the nerdy wells seatedr do over in the shadows. thank you and good luck. i know you are very proud of those guys. thank you very much. don't you take it. [laughter] thank you. very much. ba

then people from central new zealand are like, golf is super cheap in new zealand.rt. nobody plays polo here and why would a 16-year-old from new zealand write about central park east? this is a writer x florez, who is a cultural i'm pearl y'allist. she thinks everything should be about american culture. all i can say is check your privilege, veronica and shake my head head. >> bill, you were once a sex groupy for snow, the canadian rapper. we need insight into this. >> was that fun? are there opennennings? >> i am no informer. i won't tell you. >> you still got. it bill. >> the whole song is based on all of these things that she can't have because she is not a rapper. that's what the feminist is saying. she is saying she can't have all of these things because she is a kiwi. they don't even have indoor plumming. it is a far off and very backwards place. >> new zealand is awesome. thank you swree land is an amazing place. we are not even on over there because they don't have tv's. >> no, i love new zealand. >> they all look like hobbits. she had to shave her face to

new zealand provides military instructors to the u.s.lobal peace keeping initiative beginning next year. we also discussed benefits of the increased cooperation on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief in asia pacific. both nations have led multilateral exercises to help improve coordination in these operations. demonstrating our ability to work together in the interest in the region. all areas of the cooperation underscore the broad nature of our defense relationship. we look forward to continuing to deepen our defense cooperation in the future. near term steps include military-to-military talks next month in honolulu. new zeal land's deployment to the multinational antipiracy coalition in the gulf of aiden, and the united states upcoming participation in what will be new zealand's largest ever multinational and interagency exercise. further on the horizon, we look forward to the full participation in next year's rim pack, the world's largest multilateral naval exercise. today, i authorized the new zealand navy ship to dock at pea

, from australia and new zealand.'t want it to be too strong. in his lineage, maybe how his father or grandfather talked, little touch, hint hutch it. >> jimmy: how do you do it, go to new zealand, friend? >> no, i wish. i have never, all of the lord of the lord of the rings films there. i actually wasn't in them. it its not me behind that beard. it is someone else. could have been me? >> jimmy: do you listen to tapes? >> i actually had dvds of the guys who were making the tattoos on faces and bodies. i love those dvds. they're beautiful. they're very beautiful. it is humbling actually to have a little window into another culture and be allowed to take a little piece. i was quite privileged to be allowed to wear this, you know. you learn. i learned a little bit about that culture. >> jimmy: yeah, amazing to me. i couldn't do it. but is it something. >> you could. you could. >> jimmy: wear tattoos and shave my head. the part i couldn't do is the accent. something you feel look you were born with, you developed, combina

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al jazeera, we willington new zealand. >>> that brings us to the end of this news hour. stay with us here on al jazeera. we have another full bulletin of news coming up straight ahead. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you've heard angles you hadn't considered? antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. >> we've got to get out of the habit of governing by crisis. >> the u.s. government is back open for business. president obama signed a bill avoiding a potential economic meltdown, but we mighte doing it all over again in just a few months. it's back to work for hundreds of thousand was federal employees sitting on the sidelines during the shutdown. why some workers are suing to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>

nor new zealand, it's a strength of strength, beauty and power. traditionally, the green stone highly valid for its qualities is given as a gift. they have been given their great evident gifts. the south island will now be known as the waters of green stone. the north island is also getting a make over, becoming the fish of maui. both are named for the name used for hundreds of years. for people like this art gallery manager, it's a moment to be proud of her heritage. >> i'm glad. i think it's just one more part of recognizing moyery as being the indigenous people of new zealand. over time, they just became described by their location, north and south. >> whatever names moiri history has also had european history, because captain james cook was the first person to take the names of those islands and put them down in writing. >> for the last few decades, moiri have been fighting for the recognition of their language. the formal adoption of these names is seen as another step, for leaders, another reinforcement of moiri's status. >> again, along wit

old writer fromr- new zealand. , set during new zealand's gold rush. is now above the cloud and will be full by monday night. plenty.exities of it is based on astrological charts. this novel is vast and intricate, experimental and giving us extraordinary pleasures of storytelling and him are version. what we value, it turns out, is love. >> there was the bookies favorite. names. new this critic thinks it was about right. >> there will be plenty to talk about. it marks the end of the chapter. any novelist writing in english for theeligible nationality. should tell you it looks like that republican vote in the house will not take place after all. you can carry on we will see you tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new vent

new zealand, switzerland and 14 other countries are leading u.n. efforts to release the joint statement later this month. >> translator: i'm announcing that japan is going to endorse the statement as the world's only victim of atomic bombings, our country understands the misery that nuclear weapons bring about. >> foreign minister said japan has a moral responsibility to work continuously to rid the world of nuclear weapons. in april japan refused to sign a document containing similar language at a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. the april statement said nuclear arms should not be used under any circumstances. japanese officials said they refused to sign it since the country relies on the u.s. nuclear umbrella. kishida was asked about the change in the government's stance. he said that he personally asked new zealand's foreign minister to adjust the wording in the latest statement. he said changing the document allowed japan to support it after a strict review. japanese leaders refused to sign the statement three times in the pas

al jazeera, auckland, new zealand. >>> time for sports, and here's jo. >> thank you. if you're a european football fan you'll know by now if your team is heading straight to brazil for next year's world cup. many of the usual suspects are on their way, but there is one exception. as richard parr reports. >> poland once denied england a place at the 1974 world cup. it didn't happen this time. england took the lead in the first half in wembley thankings to a header by rooney. england had a 2-0 victory. they head to brazil ahelped of ukraine who thrashed san marino 8-0. >> it's difficult to put into words the amount of pressure on the team over the last eight or nine days. we've had a journey of highs and lows over the campaign. i think our last two performances have been very good. tonight we were terrific, and the second half got soft and we managed to get through in the end and perform well under immense pressure. >> france will join ukraine in the playoffs. they miss out on automatic qualification despite a 3-0 win against the opponent. spain goes through as group i

but unfortunately, it's heading straight to new zealand. it's going to be on wednesday some very severe weather for you in new zealand, potential for flash flooding with those strong storms coming through. and some very high winds, too. from one storm to the next one, it's going to be focusing attention on the midwest in towards the south of the united states. and into the northern tier of mexico as well. severe weather, anywhere from nebraska, or just out of the great lakes, i should say, really a strong thunderstorm from nebraska down in toward texas, with flash flooding possible for the lower mississippi valley. upwards of 100 millimeters is possible of rain in the next 24 hours. that can cause flash flooding. very dangerous stuff. in addition to that, ping-pong ball-sized hail and tornadoes not out of the question. on the other side of the jet stream, we've got snow from metropolitan down to the four corners. one degree in winnipeg for your tuesday high. further towards the south, temperatures in the upper 20s. miami 29. even up to 30 d

new zealand's representative proposed a document. more than 120 countries have given it their support. >> the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons are a fundamental and global concern. >> reporter: the document says nuclear weapons have immense and controllable disruptive capabilities and indiscriminate in nature. it says the use and testing of such weapons have shown the consequences are unacceptable. it also says that it is in the interest of the very survival of humanity that nuclear weapons are never used again under any circumstances. delegates around the world have adopted similar statements since may of last year. one was released in april at a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. but up until now, japanese officials have refused to participate. many japanese, including survivors of the atomic bombings, criticized the government. japan is the only country where atomic bombs have been used. so critics said japan's leaders had a responsibility to sign the statement. but government officials too

. >> new zealand's government has unveiled technology it says could revolutionize the world's fishingets, gerald tan explains. >> reporter: a pvc tube that could change the face of commercial fishing. the fish inside are the intended catch. but escape roles let the small ones out while still under water. >> we can now target fish exactly the species and the size of the species that we want to catch. and what we don't want to catch stays in the water swimming. >> reporter: it holds enough water so the fish remain alive. anything else that's unwanted known as by catch can be thrown back in to sea. simple in design but a poe potentially monumental solution to a persisting global problem. traditional fishing nets trap many unintended animals, each year bycatch kills 100 million sharks 300,000 see familiarals including small wales and dolphins as well as 250,000 turtles. that o is on top of thousands ad billions of smaller fish. this late every invention is the result of a $43 million project and new zealand's government and fishing industry. joining a host of existing methods used to redu

in the ritual and joins in to this war dance in new zealand.f get in it to here. she was flattered by the whole thing. you can tell they are getting in it to. she's getting in to it and it is just beyonce, another piece of evidence of the world falling in love with beyonce. she is going nuts. just having a good time. >> whoa. i want to see her do some of that. >> jay-z is so lucky. >> very cool. doesn't matter what she is doing. she looks good and a classy girl. >> my ex-wife is taking over the world. i love her. rihanna very subtle and bashful. she doesn't put herself out there. >> very covered up. >> tmz found photos. >> very unlike rihanna. >> very unlike rihanna. >> this is her -- >> inverted. >> inverted, yes. bent over a pole wearing a tiny bikini in greece. she posted this for pervs like me that wanted to take a gander. is there he is. just hanging out in greece. no news value here, just a few seconds of titillation for me. thank you, rihanna for all that you do. >> for men like rob. >> just checking my texts. >>> check this out. going f

in the ritual and joins in to this war dance in new zealand.l they are getting in it to. she's getting in to it and it is just beyonce, another piece of evidence of the world falling in love with beyonce. she is going nuts. just having a good time. >> whoa. i want to see her do some of that. >> jay-z is so lucky. >> very cool. doesn't matter what she is doing. she looks good and a classy girl. >> my ex-wife is taking over the world. i love her. rihanna very subtle and bashful. she doesn't put herself out there. >> very covered up. >> tmz found photos. >> very unlike rihanna. >> very unlike rihanna. >> this is her -- >> inverted. >> inverted, yes. bent over a pole wearing a tiny bikini in greece. she posted this for pervs like me that wanted to take a gander. there she is. just hanging out in greece. no news value here, just a few seconds of titillation for me. thank you, rihanna for all that you do. >> for men like rob. >> just checking my texts. >>> check this out. going from rihanna, not covered up at all, to a woman who decided go full out a

south africa has new zealand with the crown at stake.ck are a has scored four times to deny points as well as to prevent new zealand adding a fourth title in this event to their world crown. >> the fact of the matter is it is not a mickey mouse team we are up against tomorrow, it's the number one ranked team in the world, world cup winners and they also want to win the competition, win the game, so that makes for a great game. >> one of the biggest boxing fight in recent years takes place later in moscow. his titles and reputation on the line against the russian is the richest fight he's been involved in with a $60 million purse and titles at stake. he is unbeat that is 26 fights with 18 coming by way of knockout. that is your sport. thank you for watching. >> lovely. thank you very much. let's go to sydney, australia. look at these fireworks, the best i've seen in sydney since australian day. they are firing them off because the royal australian navy celebrating 100 years since it first entered the city's harbor. they are also celebrati

the five countries, britain, france, new zealand, and -- sorry, not france. britain and australia, new zealand, the u.s. and canada. beyond that, all bets are off. so spying on the french back and forth, we do that regularly. gwen: we do? >> we do. some places it's very aggressive. the c.i.a. officers will tell you when they go to a place like israel, they count on their hotel rooms, their homes, their computers being rivaled through. this is just part of the game. now, what the u.s. has said in its defense is everyone is relying on the u.s. intelligence service. we share our information with germany. angela merkel herself used that as a defense the last time there had been revelations about the u.s. spying on german citizens. she's just a little bit angrier now it's been revealed they were actually listening to her. >> it's interesting, she's not the first foreign leader to have this concern this year. brazil's president, dilma rousseff heard from media reports and her communications and she canceled a state visit in protest. the white house said at the time

that's her husband, harry from new zealand. that's my husband.ew zealand derers in texas. >> you two know how to cut the rug? >> oh, my gosh. >> why are their ties off? >> it's the late night tour. henry does this dirty dancing move where he picks people up. >> he does that? >> he's tall. he's big. mia weighs about four pounds, picked her up. my friend, six pounds i'm sprinting towards him and he's ahh -- honey, that's really rude, i'm married to you. my sister and i have a bucking bronco where i ride her across the floor like a horse. >> do you still? >> are we too old? >> how about you? >> i had a great weekend. i went to new orleans. like we said. we called you. karen, my best friend loves jenna. can we conference call you? we called you. anyway, we had a great time. i spoke at a conference. a whole bunch of college kids. god knows why they watch our show. they do. then i went to my old television station. look at me, i'm the idiot in the back. i photo-bombed the news desk. >> what are they thinking? >> carl -- >> that's me. i'm the weird one.

a playoff against new zealand next week. >>> mexico have the united states to thank for their progressivee playoffs after a late one over panama. michael herrera is expected to be the next man in charge. >>> rory mcelroy is two shots off of the space. still to win a tournament this year. he fired a round of 69 to move to 3 under par. it's his first tournament back after taking a month off. >> i'm in a decent position going into the weekend. i feel like i could be a few shots better, so if i play -- if i stick to the same game plan and play similar golf and maybe just pull a few more puts i have a great chance. >>> the boston red sox are just one win away from proceeding to the world series. was the second home run of the sereries to give the visitors the lead. detroit did stage a comeback, closing out to 4-3. that was how the game ended. boston holding on for the win. >> of course i want to get back there, but i'm not getting too far ahead of ours here. we take one game at a time and try to win that day. we're in a good position now, but we still got business to take care of, you know. it

. >>> air new zealand has hired betty white to help them with a four-minute in flight video. even getting a little helping hand from the "love boat" captain. >>> and panasonic will stop manufacturing plasma tvs in march of 2014. so take note. >>> men's wearhouse has rejected $2.3 billion unsolicited takeover bid from joseph a. bank. >>> and we are watching about 4 1/2 hours of tv per day and spending about five hours and 16 minutes in front of tablets, smart phones in that day. which means we are watching more tv programs but from different devices. >>> for about the 15th time mcdonald's plans to replace happy meal toys with paperback books during the first weeks of november. read up, kiddos. >>> and according to a chinese study of 57 beverages sprite came out on top as the best remedy for a hangover. who knew? >>> ahead another teen goes home in the fall classic. and the rest of your sports headlines with richard lui. first here is a pop culture trivia question for you. what is the oldest soft drink in america? coca-cola, dr. pepper, 7 up or ibc root beer. the answer when "e

jorge topped the time sheets in both sessions. >>> new zealand will look to complete a clean sweep of championship when they face australia on saturday. corey jane will also miss the match with a hamstring strain. they have already secured the championship and the bledso match with australia. >>> [ inaudible ] in the quarter finals of the event in austria later on friday. the frenchman advanced to the final 8 with a top win over daniel of germany. and the decider, 7-5, 6-7. >>> [ inaudible ] has made history by coming the first indian snooker player to make it to a world event. the final of event has just gotten underway. >>> and talk about a lucky bat. the grandfather of welsh football player has won a bet that his grandson would once play for wales. when his grandson made his debut on tuesday. he won $200,000. he has announced that he is taking an early retirement. >> i didn't start to think about it at the spur of the moment. he was crawling up to the ball in the living room, and i just thought it wouldn't be a bad idea to put a bet that he would one day play for wales. >>> artists

miguel herrera is tasked with leading the side into a two-leg playoff in new zealand next month.exico is in danger of missing its first world cup since 1990. >> the truth is we have a big commitment and we take full responsibility. withouwithout a doubt we'll be e world cup, and we'll try to do it the same, better or a lot of better in this task that we have been given. >> another coach fighting for his job is the egyptian bob bradley. after advancing to the final of the african champions league. the national team is still reeling from a 6-1 loss in the first leg of their world cup playoff against begunga north america. bradley doesn't know if he'll still be in charge for next below's return leg. >> if it's left to me i will be with the team because we have been together throughout this period with a dream, and it's important that we can stand together one more time. it was a difficult day. many factors came together, certainly nerves, emotions, the field, the referee, for me most of all the players who love egypt so much. i think the pressure of everything that has happened in t

already has a spying agreement with britain, canada, and new zealand. the white house is open to talking about adding them and france. >>> the two sailors remain missing but now there's word they contacted a nigerian rebel group who can help ensure the pair gets home safely. >> reporter: it's now three days since pirates attacked a ship in guinea off the coast of nigeria. on wednesday. 11 other crew members were relea released. the fbi is investigating. >> we're working closely with our counter parts with the american government and the niger yans i can't sayattacks. it's currently a blockbuster at the box office. thanks to coordinated international efforts, that's been a decrease in piracy along africa's aek. so mali pirate attacks are down by 80% in the past two years but along the west coast, they've increased. john huggins saying these supply ships can be easy targets. >> they operated at slower speeds and they have predicted courses. >> some companies are putting water cannons on their ships as a way to defend themselves. they're not lethal but it

this is little moo-moo, a loved cat in new zealand. it happens to be the victim of a cross bow attack. nou now, the arrow went through his left eye socket and came out behind his ear. you can in fact see that it does go all the way through. when moo-moo's owner found moo-moo, she immediately took him to the vet. the vet said this cat is remarkably lucky because the arrow did not puncture any brain tissue. in fact, moo railroad mi u. what kind of a jerk shoots a video? who does that? >> he claims he was shooting at a different target and the cat ran through the path of his cross bow. >> i call b.s. on that. if the cat was running through -- this would be right toward the cat. >> they're determining whether or not they do want to press charges, but the cat owner, donna ferrari, also wants to interview this guy and deep side whether or not she will press charges. >> it no surprise cats have the reputation of having neen lives when you see stuff like this. >> who goes out to play in storm winds? professional court rico and the guys who lov

. >> a spectacular site for spectators and racers in new zealand. watch these riders up ahead take a hard right return. did you see that stuff going spraying? that was gas leoline. watch this. what bikes catch fire. you'll all over the street. it also looks like a protective barrier also catches fire. black smoke immediately go up in the air and other riders weaving their way through. >> sure. because there were bikers who come across this incident. those are race officials and marshall's team the interesting part about all of this. minor injuries. >> good. >> mile concussion to the guy to hipd feared. big in detail, the mashals give me an excellent job. >> it's not like nascar telling what you do you do. so what do you? >> proceed cautiously. or some bikers would say looks like a movie set, minor injuries. >> this is not part of some halloween costume. it was a real wound in the back of brendan done if i in vancouver general hospital. the guy, you could say, was stabbed in the back. >> he was actually stabbed in the back? >> quite literally by what

air new zealand has taken it to a different level.t is not what it used to be or you forgot where you are, your flight crew are pointing out where the nearest exit is. >> smoking on any aircraft is prohibited at all times. >> as is any other hanky panky that creates a bit of heat. >> there you have it. this is based on a fictional retirement home and attracted 25 million views on line. >> she is so naughty. >> she is. >> hilarious. >> 91 years old and still got it. >> bless her heart. ♪ ♪ we're up all night to the sun ♪ ♪ we're up all night to get some ♪ >> we're up all night to get lucky. >> we play it every single friday and every friday i'm like i don't know about that. >> still waiting to get lucky. >>> welcome back. the end of another week with the government shutdown. the two sides waging a war of words. >> that's right. there are some people who took matters in to their own hands this week and were able to get some things done. here's our friday rewind. >> let's stop the excuses. take a vote in the house. let's end the shutdown

. >>> the united states has a snow-spying deal with britain, australia, new zealand and canada, an alliance known as 5is that was struck in the aftermath of world war ii. >>> time now for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. a look at linebacker brian aia bedejoe. >>> and bill epiridge, boast known for his portrayal of bobby kennedy, seconds after he was assassinated. >>> and a preview of saturday's football game, against maryland and clemson. for more, read the baltimore sun. remember to look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> scores of volunteers around the state take a day off to give back. it's part of the united way's annual day of action. gigi barnett explains, for students at one school, the service day comes with a free gift. >> i heard somebody cough. did somebody have a little cough? >> it's the sound dr. patty vining knows well. she spent the last 45 years, treating the youngest patients at johns hopkins hospital. back in june, she retired. but today, vining surrounded herself with chi

but she is a 16-year-old from new zealand. do you think race had anything to do with it?'s a huge stretch. she grew up listening to hip-hop and let's face it, aero smith, the rolling stones, black keys aren't singing about these things. the music that she listens to, that lord listens to this is what they are talking about. it was only natural for her to drop them. she also sings about jet planes, islands, tigers on a gold learn. leash. it is consumerism that she was really called out on here. i'm surprised by it. there are people out there on social media defending this blogger and saying yeah, you have a point there. if you look really, really deep into it maybe you can find something but that's not at all the intention here and i don't think that's what is at play. >> the blogger, veronica sent a statement and said she's pushing back saying this is racism, not just a casual encounter but an instance of personal prejudice. it is an entire system that requires consistent reinforcement and dehumanization of people of color to uphold. she could be right but perhaps not int

miguel has been appointed against new zealand. he replaces victor manual who lasted two games in charge. they scraped through to the playoffs after panama was beaten by the united states. >> translation: of course this is not the ideal situation. no one likes to switch coaches. all of you were at the coach's presentation, done with the best intention of having him the whole campaign. the results were not there. when that happens decisions have to be made. many times we delayed the decision which made the problem bigger and i feel guilty in this as well. >> the future of world football will be on show in the united arab emirates at the under 17 world cup. despite the history of producing strong youth, argentina have never won the tournament. they are hoping to change that as they start their campaign against iran an society. we have more from dubai. >> this tournament may be a world cup in name, but you will not see anywhere near the number of fans attending as you will in brazil next year. many of the players are relatively unknow

maybe i should try that the next time i'm in new zealand or maybe not.t these fishermen monstrous catches. wait, see that again. a sea lion popping up out of nowhere catch of the day. watch out for slick sea lions they are as bad as the irs, right? just kidding. that's what we are watching tonight. stunning report about theft at the nation's nonprofits. find out how it can cost money next. ♪ fare thee well ♪ farewell ♪ mr. gloom be on your way ♪ ♪ though you haven't any money you can still be bright and sunny ♪ ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah >>> someone steal your money? the "the washington post" reporting nonprofit groups are lifting hundreds of millions to theft and fraud. that means you are losing money whether you donate directly to the charities or not. "the washington post" reporter stephens is here with the story. knives to see you. >> nice to be here. >> stunning long story in the "the washington post" yesterday. tell me what's going on with these nonprofits? at least some of them? >> well, they are losing a the lo of money. more t

just a beautiful look at the skies over new zealand.ploads this video says what a pilot sees in a day, most people will never get to see in a lifetime. just the beautiful snow-capped mountains. off to the left, you see a nice valley but it's covered over with in thin layer of clouds. >> that's cool. >> the pilot makes a small bank left and goes into the valley where we get a better look at that nice even cloud cover. the cool part about this is the pilot continues to descend and ever so slowly goes right in to these clouds. >> i know there's technology for all this but how do you really know what's down there? >> and then comes out the bottom and there's the valley below, the river below and up ahead see what he's going after. >> that's cool. >> in for a beautiful, perfect landing. >> the video i'm about to show you is insanely awesome. check this out. >>ism just got dizzy. >> no, no, this is cool. the lady, katie hanson. the lady driving because -- >> oh! >> how cool is that? >> she releases the parachute and just drives on. >> she mig

. >> once upon a time on the internet here lives an angry ram on a hillside in new zealand.hat angry ram does not take kindly to a man on the video. remember this, the ram attacking the motorcycle, boom, hitting him head on. that was crazy. >> then we got the ram cam. >> good thing you brought up the ram cam. they put a go pro on the ram and called it the ram cam. a lot of people want to know how did the ram cam come to be. >> [ bleep ]. >> this video shows us. we have a guy with a go pro, a suction cup monde and a rounded piece of palace inc., right? >> ooh! oh! >> he's not happy. >> now, the guy does point out for the people who think this was some sort of abuse, he said it was tied loosely with a string and said this rams basis this way with or without a camera on and without prove cakes. he does get it tied on here and then comes right after him. eventually the guy uses a branch to get away from this thing. but the ram is not afraid of the guy, of the branch and is surely not afraid of the subaru. >> now that's a bumper test. >> they see on the video the thing chases him

herrera has been appointed for the world cup qualifying matches against new zealand next month. he replaces victor who lasted to games in charge. mexico scraped three in the playoffs after panama was beaten by the united states. >> translator: of course, this is not the ideal situation. no one likes to be switching coaches. when we hired delatore all of you were at the presentation of the it was ton with the best intentions. the results weren't there, and when that happens, decisions have to be made. many times we delayed that decision, which made the problem bigger. in this i feel guilty as well. >> defending motogp champion lorenzo is doing his best to hold onto his crown another week. he broke the lap record as in the motogp. if he wins on sunday, lorenzo finishes lower than second, he'll start from second on the grid. >> this aspect that this lap, you can only do with a playstation. today we made it. we improved 0.7 from the first ride. it's impressive how much faster we can go with new tires. >>> in rugby new zealand extended the unbeaten run over australia to 16 games. the

massive celebrations in the afghan capitol, england, new zealand, sri lanka and another qualifier have6 months to prepare for the 2015 tournament. >>> a rain delay cut short the golf acti, international team bn deyon playing a 4-3 win over hunter to keep the pressure on the u.s. team who lead 4 and a half to 3 and a half points. >>> maybe, not league baseball has shot back after a lawsuit from a-rod the he is suing the mlb and the commission accusing them of improperly gathering evidence in an effort to destroy his career. baseball organizers deny the allegations? >> they claim the new york yankee's player has broken confidentiality agreements by filing the lawsuit. >> they are level at 1 apiece after the at lant at braves beat the dodgers while the pirates thrashed the cardinals 7 to 1. another big victory in massachusetts for the boston red sox with five runs in the fourth inning to beat the tampa bay raise. boston lead their american league series 1-nothing. elsewhere, the detroit tigers were one-game winners over the oakland a's. >>> the best nation in rugby will be decided in joha

you're going to watch kelly mcgarry from new zealand make a run down this crazy downhill mountain bikerail. look at this. i would be afraid to walk down this trail. just wait. your palms are about to fill sweat. boom, back flip. not over yet. not impressed yet? look at this. it looks like he's going to go off a giant cliff and he does. drops in there. i don't know if i'd call this a trail. i feel like he's making the trail. >> during this downhill run, he can pick different lines and he selects this one, basically a near vertical drop. with this monster ramp -- >> he back flips a 72-foot canyon. it's a big enough gap just to jump the thing and clear it. mcgary chose to back flip it. listen to the crowd after he lands this thing. [ cheers ] >> he pulls one more back flip here before the end of the run. mind blowing. here's the other thing that will blow your mind. this is the second place run. he only got second place for this! >> what happened to the first place run? don't they have video of that? >> they do. it's not nearly as exciting as this. watch this. >> ooh, he barely made it. >

chinese gooseberries actually come from new zealand. some time ago i tweetd a speech that ashton kutcher gave me. number one, as a consumer, i'm a big fan of eating white castle burgers. >> stephen: inspiring, just like the seen in "mr. smith goes to washington" where jimmy stewart gets some bad acid and talks to a coat rack for 12 hours. but, folks, cruz didn't just criticize obamacare. he offered a practical alternative. >> so i want to point out just a few words of wisdom from dwuk dynasty. you put five red necks on a mower it's going to be epic. redneck rule number one-- most things can be fixed with duct tape and extension cords. >> stephen: see, america, you don't need health care. if you have a medical emergency, just go to home depot. this courageous man is fighting to defund obamacare by filibustering a bill that defunds obamacare. and what makes it truly courageous, the bill was his idea. and it's not really a filibuster. cruz knew in advance he'd have to yield the floor by noon today. i believe the room was booked for danny g

imagine getting ready for your next flight to new zealand.hen you see this. >> if your eye sight is not what it used to be. or you have forgottenned where you are, your flight crew are pointing out where the nearest exit is. >> she gives new meaning to fear of flying. that would get your attention for sure. thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. inside story is next. and you can always go to our website as well, www.aljazeera.com. it's always up-to-date with the latest news. i'll be back at noon eastern and 9:00 out west. thank you for your time and have a great day.

>>> fiery motorcycle crash in new zealand. this is the helmet video. as the racers collide turning a last lap corner. fuel flies. a fire starts. there are no serious injuries. >>> "early today" is sponsored by -- just for men mustache and beard, champions of racial hair and proud sponsor of moo vember. >>> incredible video from the front lines in syria and something so rare in that civil war. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. everybody wondering what the halloween forecast looks like. there is a chance of showers for the northwest. everyone else in the intermountain west and much of california looking dry and perfect considering how wet and rainy it will be in the eastern half of the country. the this is the future cast. the white is cloud. the green is rain. that's today. the system with the warm front moves to the rockies. we have left over showers for 7:00 p.m. maybe a hit or miss shower in extreme washington state. maybe a few in oregon. halloween looks great. >> weather is important. i remember when i was wearing m

. >> new zealand is boldly going where no government has gone before and decided to create a regulatoryy two oversee recreational drugs. they have temporarily given approval to 50 substances that are banned in most other countries. they are trying to take a more scientific approach and determine which substances are dangerous to the viewer. i argue that the war on drugs is wasting lives and money on an internal futile battle. but the only option people give is to legalize all drugs. when something is legal, this is said to be ok. is this really ok to spend your life in this state, or for the whole town to go on a crystal meth rampage? people is -- people use drugs to escape reality. they want to do this because in modern times, this is a pointless, existence to work in an office job so we can scrape by and get cheap plastic junk at walmart. people will fill empty lives with something through a needle, but this is just my opinion. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> secrets from long ago lie beneath the surface. only one -- now on dvd .

the 28-year-old from new zealand whom i spoke to on monday received it for her second book, a victorian murder mystery set during the country's gold rush. it is not often a customer leaves a pharmacist stumped, but a pharmacy in australia did not know what prescription to make when a kangaroo entered its shop. >> and unusual customer hopping around. this kangaroo shut down parts of melbourne airport when it entered a busy domestic terminal and made for a pharmacy. employees and onlookers were equally bewildered by the visitor. >> i didn't believe it. >> they said there was a kangaroo in the shop. i just kept on doing what i was doing. i thought it was a bit of a joke. pre-k's shop workers and please cap the kangaroo safe in the pharmacy for a few operators -- few hours. he appeared to have some injuries and had to be tranquilized and taken to a vet. >> he has injuries to his feet. his's are quite warm. >> airport officials said they're not sure how the kangaroo into the terminal. but with bushland frequented by kangaroos test outside the airport, it is probably not going to be the last