new zealand has already experienced it, sweat. it's july on record, unsigned to say, climate change is likely playing a role. just when the world was getting a handle on the cove at 19 pandemic, along comes another new medical puzzle. 90 countries have reported monkey pox cases so far with over 30000 confirmed infections. while this does not spread as easily as the corona virus, governments are concerned and demands for vaccine arising. india has seen very few cases as of yet, but hospitals are preparing as d w. manero, chandry reports from delhi. this hospital in delhi was at the center of fighting the coven. 19 benjamin. it's now become the center again. this time to battled yet another virus. monkey books. thousands of cases had been detected in dozens of countries around the world. but just then cases have been officially reported across india. so for some exploits suggest more may be spreading unchecked up. the cerebral mar is the medical director as you he says the hospital is fully prepared to handle infected patients. we h

and now, on to more than 2 years, new zealand has lifted its final border restrictions related to coven 19 all overseas visitors. and there were lots of the ones made now apply for a visa, it's hope is will give a boost to the countries tourism industry, allowing people to come and see new zealand spectacular scenery. it well as well, make it easy for international students to return. that's also a big business for the islands. official say they only expect a slow stop. and a reminder of the top business story we're following for you. this hour for a shipment of ukrainian grain has sent home for the port of odessa, even as the war with russia rages. it's saving under an internationally broken deal designed to release large stores of ukrainian crops to foreign markets and hit off a global food crisis. i'm been puzzling. nice doing business with ah, with high oh. of composer alicia prod, adult hitler's obsession. ah, has ever been better background music for megalomania for gross and on arts 21 in 30 minutes on d. w. back to ukraine. geary cosen has new idea what is waiting for him in urb

see this bad cloud making his way towards new zealand. there'll be some wind and snow coming over the south island of new zealand said across the southern house. but it's over towards that western side a w way that we are most concerned tightly packed ice, abbas winds, could gust in excess of but 90 kilometers per hour. she's like going on into where to say the slides across c, south of w way, pushes across toward sir south australia, some very heavy rain as well. so the possibility of damaging winds and flooding rains. and it's all making his way to the southeast. ah ah ah ah lou ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera reminded out of our top stories, the 1st ship carrying ukrainian grain has left the port of odessa under an agreement signed last month between russia and ukraine. the rezone is a sierra leone flying vessel carrying more than $26000.00 tons of corn. the agreement for a safe passage was broken by the rain and turkey in a bit to avoid the global food crisis. shall either mock thought or saw that i was calling on all the ro

in new zealand, one city could take years to recover. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to catherine book. your travel package to day tropical cyclone has formed in the bare bengal. let's get into your weather details every one good to see you. so i think the danger zone on saturday will be in between o, disha and west bengal states. it's going to move further toward the west. so we're talking about chatted, scar, much of prediction to other pradesh on saturday. and we know what's gonna happen here, right? this is going to slide north, right across the country, and eventually into pakistan, which is what we don't need at the area has just been inundated with rain. still dealing with the last monsoon, depression, upper sim province into eastern baluchistan, but a bit of a breather for karachi, here's your 3 day forecast. looks like the depression. more move in as we look to war tuesday. okay, let me take you to indo china right now. it's a washout of a forecast as we look toward hanoi and vin, particularly in this zone here, but also

australia or new zealand await in the final. england's nick miller has successfully defended his hammer title. having failed with his first two attempts, a fourth throw of 76.43m was enough to hold off the challenge of canada's ethan katzberg. cyprus' alexandros poursanidis pipped england'sjoseph ellis to bronze. fulham's return to the premier league got off to a good start earning a two all draw at home to liverpool in the lunch time kick off. aleksandar mitrovic broke the championship scoring record last season and gave fulham the perfect start after half an hour at craven cottage. it took a substitution for liverpool to get back into the game. new signing darwin nunez coming off the bench to open his account. mitrovic put fulham back in front with a penalty after he was fouled. but there's no stopping mo salah rewriting the record books as he struck on the opening day for the sixth season in a row to salvage a point for liverpool. he never felt the game he neverfelt the game properly, let me say there is. maybe after we equal

woman from new zealand is in the house. hospital after breaking nearly every bone in her body during a fall at yosemite national park. 21 year old anna parsons is an experienced climber and was with a climbing partner when she slipped 80 ft down the snake deck route on half down peak, even though doctors say she broke many bones. her helmet saved her from seriously injuring her head. the helmet itself was shattered. parsons is at a hospital in modesto, where she has had two surgeries, including having her leg amputated at the knee. now our family is trying to get her back home safely and pay off the medical bill that could run more than $1 million. going to the u . s. and having this happened was quite a culture shock. and, um, something we were not really prepared for not used to. now in new zealand. public health pays for any accident and pays 80% of your salary. if you can't work, so the family has applied for a grant from the hospital to cover her medical bills and they have set up a website for donations. alright where

they'll now play the defending champions new zealand in the semifinals. to the netball and a shock result — jamaica have beaten the top seeds and three—time champions australia to finish top of their group. jamaica — known as the the sunshine girls — were 5 goals down after the third quarter but put in a huge final 15 minutes to win 57—55. if england beat new zealand later on tonight they'll face jamaica in the semifinal on saturday. elsewhere wales may not have made it to the semi—finals, but they got their second win in pool a, beating barbados 60—44. it's an improvement on the 2018 competition where they didn't win any of their pool matches. one story to bring you away from the games, and ahead of the start of the new premier league season, chelsea have signed the highly—rated young english midfielder carney chukwuemeka from aston villa. the 18—year—old was a key player in the england under 195 team that won the european championships injuly and he's signed a six—year deal. it's after he refused to sign a new contract at villa. ch

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the land also creeping up. -- new zealand also creeping up. the rba which we will hear from in next week. this is bloomberg. ♪ kathleen: bitcoin has dropped $20,000 in a concern about the rate hike past, and move in tandem with u.s. stock fall off, su keenan joins us. the wider crypto market, crypto lovers was hoping the bottom was in but it does not look like it. >> that clearly is what is driving the most recent volatility. markets in general did not like what the fed chair had to say, let us drop into the bloomberg, we have been struck around the 20,000 level which help support over the last 8-12 hours, a two day drop of 7.5%. look at the screen, we have dropped back into the 19,000 level. that is for a lot of the technical strategists, the high 19 thousands, support is holding as many of the bitcoin enthusiasts will say. the gyrations have come amid uncertainty about the magnitude of fed rate hikes and there could be a riskier outfit and you have to look at the bigger picture. you have already been through a big retreat in the crypto and

new zealand also trading online to the downside. otherwise, we did see that strength, the dollar terrorism of his early gains. enough to push the yen back above that key 135 level. the aussie dollar dropping by as much as 1%. we really are about the fed meeting. let's turn to this terminal chart. we have seen asian stocks pushing higher over the last eight out of 10 sessions here. particularly with that rebound we are continuing to see in china despite the ongoing issues. they are testing the 100 day moving average. we could see that challenge today in the session but we are not just about the fed minutes. we are also watching some eco data from here as well. >> we are expecting hired momentum in july. we know this is on the back of some really unexpected the strong gains across the job front. we'll head wage growth coming through. they are losing at about less than half the pace of inflation. that put a big cloud over household spending and household finances. and the ability here in australia to keep up with those rising rates as

we saw futures closing and new zealand down. a little mixed in the g10 space but the move in the aussie and yen, the trade is very much focused on what happens in jackson hole. if we change now, we have more than 300 companies reporting earnings this week. the focus is in terms of how bad the numbers are versus what we have indicated in the second quarter economic data. analysts have been downgrading their forecasts, every single sector except for energy and industrials. you have that against the backdrop we are seeing in the weakness with the offshore yuan at its weakest point in the year and there are the energy shortages investors need to grapple with as well. haidi: one of the issues on investors minds at the moment. this morning, a lend lease loss, estimates for a property of $142 million. operating profit coming in at 270 $3 million. they announced what is going to be updates when it comes to the sustainability link and we have seen the climate change issue for what is setting up to be a record year. lend lease could be fa

the defeat means new zealand will have to play favourites australia in the other semi. away from the commonwealth games, but staying with cricket — the second match of the hundred saw london spirit resist a brave fightback from 0val invincibles. the match marked a return to form, for former england t20 and 0d! captain eoin morgan. he made 47 out of spirit's 171 for 6. the invincibles recovered from a poor start, but fell four runs short of their target. japan's hinako shibuno made a flying start at the women's open. she leads by one shot going into the second round at muirfield. shibuno, who won the title three years ago, made eight birdies as she shot a six—under—par round of 65. scotland's louise duncan and england'sjodi ewart shadoff are the best—placed british players. they're tied for third and fourth place respectively. dundee united are enjoying playing european football again, for the first time in ten years. they have the advantage against dutch side az alkmaar after the first leg of their europa conference third round qualifier. a great goal from glenn

they use new zealand wall. apparently, there were no native animals in new zealand. at one point, it was all birds. robin hood, on the peninsula, will lay off a lot more. a quarter of the staff will have to go, according to the ceo. with the stock market down, fewer people are interested in trading stocks on their phone. we have heard a lot about layoffs. the labor department says, there is still 10.7 million job openings in america. that is down from the previous month, but it is still a lot. we do have some wiggle room for contraction. some companies with job openings cancel the job without laying people off. back to you. >>> the sports world is remembering an absolute, legendary broadcaster. vin scully has died. the dodgers were playing the giants at oracle, vin scully covered 67 seasons. we have a look back at his legendary career.>> reporter: this morning, generations of fans honored vin scully. he is a broadcaster with an unmistakable voice. >> it is time for dodger baseball!>> reporter: his poetic play-by-play's are beloved. >> there is 29,000 people in the ba

yeah, this is new zealand. new england. new york, zero effort. it's like pete davidson calling his next girlfriend "new kim." terrible, it's not going to work. meanwhile, in health news, officials in new york say that hundreds of people in the state may be infected with polo because so many people are unvaccinated, yeah. so i guess new york is back-- back in the 1950s. and, you know, i'll be honest with you, i don't care anymore. yeah, i don't. polo? you want to come for me, come. ( laughter ) you're going to have to fight for space in my body with covid and monkeypox. just go at it. just get at it hard. ( applause ) oh, and in-- in politics, in politics, according to a new book about the trump white house, president trump complained that his national security team wasn't loyal enough to him, saying, "why can't you be like the german generals in world war ii?" yeah. that's right. fox news was out there every day like, "these liberals are so over the top, always comparing trump to hitler." meanwhile, trump was going, "why won't people treat me mor

with hello there, severe weather warnings remain for new zealand. but before we get there, let's have a look at australia. we've got high pressure in charge, keeping things launching fine and dry up in the north and we will see a return of those conditions to the west. that's after that severe cold front moves across the bite. bringing those gusty winds, heavy rain and storms, and snow to the alpine regions of the south east. now, behind this, we have got some very chilly winds, moving enough to knock temperatures down across many of the cities here. and even sidney will see a decline in the temperature as the rain rolls in on friday, but there will be some sunshine coming in by saturday. now it's looking very unsettled across new zealand. we've had exceptional amounts of rain. you can see from the satellite image. we've got to convey a belt of rain moving in. that's thanks to an atmospheric river that's moving down south. we could see up to 600 millimeters of rainfall here. that's $2.00 to $4.00 times the amount we usually see in august. those red

new zealand on the upside here. a couple of headwinds facing traders. this is from china specifically. annabelle: d listings on friday could have a short-term impact and trading loans are thin for those adrs. we are getting chinese trade numbers as well as we could see the economic recovery continuing to take a little longer. speaking of recovery, we've got another big data set out this hour, japan gdp numbers. these are per living area numbers on a quarter on quarter basis, when it is annualized for expected growth of 2.6%. that would take us out of contraction territory, but also to the levels of that the japanese economy was at before the pandemic. what drove that of course was during march, we saw lockdowns lifted. we are seeing more return to consumption really from businesses and also from consumers, guys. shery: we are going to get an update on where chinese economic activity is headed. we are getting data out of china today. that should indicate perhaps gradually improving activity, but the recovery continues to be tested by fresh covid outbreak

as she lands in new zealand that's covered. simon says his sister is eager to recover and get back to outdoor activities. she may even climb again. we're just grateful that and i was alive, and, um we're really thankful for all the support as well. cristina rendon ktvu fox two news in your body, texas, a school board. they're fired the police chief over the police response to the deadly mass shooting at an elementary school school officials in your body voted unanimously to end the contract of pete arredondo, exactly three months after a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at rob elementary school and investigation found police officers waited outside of the school, then in the hallway. away during that deadly shooting the state, says the police chief quote place the lives of officers before the lives of children. attorneys for average dondo claim he was not in charge of the scene during the attack, and that he deserves to get all of his back pay. it is 7 25, a new development involving the d u i crash of paul pelosi, th

i don't hunt ahead, new zealand, a reflection of fears about the property market. we did not see a lot of movement into the property market with higher interest rates. we got a downturn there. shery: the 10-year yield jumping up all the 2.80 level. we are nothing of a movement in the future of space, this is after a lot of volatility in the new york session. finishing slightly higher, this is after a sharp downturn. the 200 day moving average, technology under a little bit of pressure today. crude prices are rebounding in the asian session. given where we closed in new york, we are seeing perhaps a more crude in the market, we see progress on the nuclear deal. that is with concerns about demand as well, a seesawing market right now. heidi: let us get more from our cross asset editor, su keenan joininus awell. andrea, the rally continues, a lot of concerns about the growth although, still. >> that is right, the rally continues on the back of the consumer stock earnings we saw in the u.s. last night. basically shows that the u.s. consumer remains relatively resilient

also looking unsettled across new zealand. we have had exceptional amounts of rain as you can see from the satellite image, a conveyor belt of rain moving in thanks to the atmospheric river down south. we could see up to 600 millimeters of rain, 2-4x the amount we usually see in august. by friday, the system blows its way down further south. it is an improving picture for the south, but to the northwell the rain continues, auckland will be rather wet this weekend. that is your weather update. ♪ >> wn covid-19 first. , the need to minimize contact drove many of the world's judicial systems online. now, in the name of cost and efficiency, some of them want to stay there. but what if holding trials in cyberspace denies defendants the right to a fair hearing and removes safeguards against abuse? people in power investigates, online justice, on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ anchor: a reminder of our top stories. huge demonstrations are taking place in argentina as the rising cost of living. continues to take its toll. . argentina has one o

if england beat new zealand later on tonight they'll face jamaica in the semi—final on saturday. elsewhere wales may not have made it to the semi—finals, but they got their second win in pool a, beating barbados 60—44. it's an improvement on the 2018 competition where they didn't win any of their pool matches. let's get some hockey then because both england's men and women rounded off their groups campaign with big wins before they both move on to the semi finals. jo currie is there for us — what sort of form are they looking in heading into the last 4? yes, but the men and the women were basically scoring goals for fun today and just before lunch, they are a qualified for the semi finals but showed no signs of taking the foot of the pedal and they're ready when all of the games in the very beating wales 5—0 and the goal is a wonderfulfinish from hannah beating wales 5—0 and the goal is a wonderful finish from hannah martin. next up tomorrow, they take on the 2018 commonwealth championship from new zealand for a placement cord metal match. the defeat for wells means the

if you look at the action in australia and new zealand, bond markets yesterday when trade markets are shut yesterday, yields have jumped a lot. we are heading for the worst week since mid-june for australian bonds. that gels with what has been going on in the treasury market. overnight, we had a lot of reasons you would think for treasuries to be encouraged between ppi and the rest of it. but there was a continuing fed warning. there was also a rebound in crude prices. ul that -- at all of that up, you have a flow that signaling -- that signal traders were going short. and that is likely to continue that softness for treasury market, given that we have had the best set of data you think you would have for the inflation picking and therefore fed tightening beginning narrative -- peaking narrative. plus, we have had the fed speaker pushback. looking forward, the main thing on the agenda between down the end of the month is at jackson hole. do we really think that almost any data that comes along is going to push lawmakers between now and then to move dovish? doesn't seem likely. rishaad

also in australia and new zealand, the rba continuing to say they are data-dependent and there is no set path for rates but they did flag they are likely to hike again. we are also watching a sell down in softbank on a report that the hedge fund elliott management has offloaded almost all of its stake in softbank. all of this uncertainty over the chinese economy, the surprise cut yesterday, leading to a fairly flat market on the msci asia index, some of the index -- the weakness being offset by gains elsewhere. dani: thank you very much. juliette saly in singapore. let's look at some of the key things that participants will be watching out for today. in less than an hour we will get the u.k. labor data. unemployment is expected to remain around 3.8% in the three months to june. the jobs market remains red-hot through the quarter. then we will get the germany survey for august, investor confidence. that has been hard-hit by soaring inflation, the energy crisis into the war in ukraine. 12:00 p.m. u.k. time, walmart will release its second-quarter running reports, followed by home depot

specifically for new zealand. at this point, we don't need that -- we don't see that. kathleen: so a pretty realistic view, pretty honest view to the extent that he is saying, yes, consumers will have to take the brunt and we will have to slow demand. i think that is what most central banks are saying and the fact that he is saying this view that they have done just about enough and they will be able to slow by the end of next year, that is important to markets and to the people of new zealand. we will just have to see if the data bears that out next year. david: kathleen hays, our global economics and policy editor there. we will have more from kathleen throughout the next few hours as jackson hole is concerned. joining us on set is, the head of markets for asia-pacific corporate investment bank she also oversees markets at wells fargo. what is the advice before and shortly after jackson hole? guest: talking about jackson hole, it is a key event to watch, but i doubt that we will hear any significant announcement. i think the fed will continue to drive monetary policy

the woman from new zealand sharing her harrowing story. >>> the major decision about jimmy g surprising and potentially awkward, the big news conference set for tomorrow. >>> academy, an elderly woman dead and two others in the hospital after a perplexing incident at an assisted living facility on the peninsula. >> adrian park says three of its residents were mistakenly given dishwashing liquid. tonight, we are learning that the same facility has faced more than one lawsuit in the past few years over a similar type of negligence. here is nbc bay area. >>> is a situation that's got everyone asking how. how is it that three residents at this assisted-living facility were accidentally giving dishwashing liquid and set of juice. causing the death of one woman and sending to others to the hospital. was that should not happen. that is a terrible mistake. by family members tell us the 93-year-old victim with a longtime san mateo resident with nine children. and they want answers. in a statement, they say it's conducting its own internal investigation and the employees involved have been suspen

as she lands in new zealand, it's covered. simon says his sister is eager to recover and get back to outdoor activities. she may even climb again. we're just grateful that and i was alive, and, um we really thankful for all the support as well. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. richmond supporters of rent controls measure p held a rally to spotlight that initiative. yes me. yes p p would limit increases to 3% or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is lower. voters in richmond will get the chance to vote on the measure on the november election, according to a recent homelessness number assessment. contra costa county saw the biggest rise in homelessness in the past four years where the numbers of people jumped by 35% between 2019 and 22. my rent just recently got increased by $85, and it's very it's not fair , with the conditions that we have to live in. people are struggling right now. we have high inflation. we're in a recession. it's time that we have lowered increases that landlords are allowed to present to their

nothing major, but where we do have some major rainfall is new zealand. both north and south islands send this all set in done. i think some spots will be see about half a meter of rain and also for a new zealand, northland region, including auckland rainfall warning in play. here i could see about a 150 millimeters of rain. i gotta tell you about $10.00 to $20.00 millimeters per hours of that much rain. that fast is certainly going to cause some problems. and we'll see those winds gust up to 80 kilometers per hour. by the way, that's more than a months worth of rain in a short period of time problems, spots in se asia continue to be northern western areas of borneo, southern sections of vietnam and from manila rate through to log we've got some intense rain. so it's severe flooded advisory in played there. wind side warnings have been issued across southern areas of honshu with this run of rain, but it's going to push out by thursday, lower temperatures in tokyo, though with a high of 30 degrees c, as in ah, with a reporter's retreat in a brutal civil wa

before we go — news of an opportunist break—in for one family at their home in new zealand. this seal — nicknamed 0scar — made himself at home at a property in mount maunganui — a coastal town about 200 kilometres south of auckland. the animal got in through two cat—flaps — and had a bit of a nosey round. eventually 0scar was collected by new zealand's department of conservation and returned to the sea. we will be speaking to the family that met 0scar in the next programme. stick with me. from all of us, thank you for your company, see you soon. hello there. we ended the week with some warm sunshine but some showers, mainly in the north, close to an area of low pressure. and that same area of low pressure is sitting in the same place for the start of the weekend. but around the base of it, we've got this weather front thickening the cloud, bringing some rain and some stronger winds as well. ahead of that, with some clear skies in england and wales, it'll be a cooler start on saturday morning, significantly cooler than the previous night in southeastern parts of eng

it is very clear the housing market in new zealand has already turned. we are seeing concerns growing about downside risks for the economy. i think that will put a cap on how strong the key we can go from here. even though expect the rbnz to deliver a 50 basis point hike, i think that's already well priced. i don't think that will see too much support for the kiwi if they were to follow through with the hike. shery: we are really not expecting a lot of policy action from the bank of japan. where does that put the japanese yen? >> for the yen, it will largely continue to be influenced by the yield differential between the u.s. and japan. the boj certainly will continue to stand pat. they will maintain yield curve control, which means the fortunes of dollar-yen will be determined by how the u.s. 10 year yield will go. i think it could rise a little bit further from here if the fed continues to maintain their hawkish rhetoric and continues to hike rates. that spells potential upside for dollar-yen, but we are conscious that positioning white, the market has

it's the 3rd straight home last for new zealand on once before have argentina beaten a 3 time won't champions that when it came in australia 2 years ago, or after a record defeat against argentina last time own australia continued a 9 year unbeaten run on home soil against south africa, they scored 3 tries during this $2517.00 when against the world champions in adelaide. south africa are now bottom of the table for a time grand sam, champion near male sancho so she feels very anxious heading into the final grand slam of the year. the u. s. open the to time at champion this last year's tournament in new york. after admitting that she was dealing with mental health issues, soccer has also struggled with form this season. the 24 year old is one, just one match since april and has slipped to the world. number 44. i would have lied like a day ago or so and said that i was really relaxed, but actually look when i practice today, i felt very anxious and i think it's because i really want to do well because i feel i haven't been doing more lately, but i don't know it's tough. raining a women's champ

there in cobble in other news, a tropical fuel storm has call severe flooding in new zealand with hundreds of families, forced to leave their homes. rivers burst their banks, and the extreme weather is led to road closures in a state of emergency. even more rain is forecast in the coming days. devastating forest fires raging through northern algeria, have killed 26 people. more than 350 residents have been evacuated and dozens have been taken to hospital with breathing difficulties. helicopters are being deployed and attempts to quail the bless tree. it's are one of the main protectors of our climate. they remove carbon dioxide from the air, release, oxygen, and cool our cities. but the intense heat waves and drought across europe, the sour have put trees under severe strain. dw sophie kirby reports on what's being done to save them in germany's capital. berlin. brown crumpled up and blanketing the ground. many trees in germany's capital berlin are losing their leaves or are about to in some parts of iffy it looks almost as if autumn has come early, except it happens. but in this departmen

new zealand. a home nation has never won a medal in beach volleyball and at 2:30pm the woman's scottish duo play australia. australia currently at the olympic silver medallist and then the big one at 4:30pm, england's men play in gambia, they should be quite confident of beating them. as i mentioned, in about an hour i won't even be able to hear myself think, and i am happy about that. it's one of those great moments where they told me to throw to you by saying it's one of the liveliest venues and then there is no one sat behind you! but i know you are right, it will definitely fill up later. next, let's take you to the para lawn bowls because either scotland or wales can win gold this afternoon. both are 75 years old and i that would become the oldest medallist. scotland 8—6 top. you can watch that on the bbc iplayer. in the lawn bowls, england are guaranteed at least silver after reaching the final of women's triples. that's after amy phaorah and sophie tolchard reached the final of women's pa

new zealand currently has no quarantine requirements, but visitors still need to be vaccinated against covid-19. they also have to take 2 covid test or arriving. >> despite all that, we can excitement the corpse flower at uc santa cruz is not going to bloom after all people checked in throughout the weekend on that live stream. but late yesterday the university announced that its corpse flower is truly a corpse. and it's not going to bloom whether the pedals open up or not, the plant dies within just one day. the university will perform a quote, unquote autopsy on the flower wednesday to find out why it didn't plume. >> still ahead, the most annual signed his contract extension as the forty-niners had their first practice in pads today. after the break, kron 4 sports director jason dumas. breaks it all down for us as the second week of us as the second week of training camp is underway. i was injured in a car crash. us as the second week of training camp is underway. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions abo

information technology was -- new zealand, australia, quite a picture. energy is the only one standing. very striking. haidi: a better picture when it comes to asia. the idiosyncratic resilience and some of the growth stories around asia. take a look at the performance, it's always the most interesting or volatile stock market. we are up 8/10 of a percent. you are seeing resilience in gains of when it comes to southeast asia markets as well. second straight month, both are doing well in august. when it comes to chinese stocks, the golden dragon is up 3%. haidi: plenty more ahead on daybreak. this is bloomberg. ♪ kathleen: let's take a quick check of the business flash headlines. net income came to $25 million. the most since 2007. china banking reported a rising profit becoming the first property developer to report stronger earnings amid the downturn. this is bloomberg. ♪ pst. girl. you can do better. at least with your big-name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. th

then we see the new zealand stocks, not quite the same. this jay powell speech, this sense that the federal reserve, one of the world's biggest and most powerful economies, is moving into higher rates. this is definitely feeding over into asia. it will be interesting to see how far goes. now, let's look more on the back of korea governor, he's keeping the door open for another outsized interest rate hike. he told me at jackson hole he would join fed chair jerome powell if prices remain out of control. >> we're not exactly targeting the exchange rate itself or the interest rate gap itself is not our prime objective. but the higher interest rate in the united states will have a depreciation pressure to korea, and that depreciation will increase our inflation rate. so, i think too large an interest-rate differential not be ideal, but we have to allow the exchange rate to move and we have to focus on her own inflation rate through the direct impact of erect rate appreciation. kathleen: you said the bank of korea would reach 3% by the end of th

a city in new zealand that's been hit by a major flooding could take years to recover. according to the maya, will further evacuations in the city of nelson on friday, off the $75.00 centimeters of rain fell in the span of just 3 days. the subs have damaged roads and facilities, and people have been asked to conserve water for land line damage. the local reservoir, brazil president j at both scenario is grabbed a heckler outside his home. just days after launching his re election campaign he tried to snatch the phone of the man who was filming himself while calling the president. a coward critics have often signed to both scenarios temper as a problem. paul suggest he's trailing former friends and looted the silver head of october election. pharmacies and mexico say the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 was a state crime in the past administration, bears responsibility. they've also called the original inquiry ordered by then present, and they keep in and yet so a cover on human rights official also made a rather acknowledgement the students unlikely all their their

hello there. severe weather. warnings remain for new zealand. but before we get there, let's have a look at australia. we've got high pressure in charge, keeping things launching fine and dry up in the north. and we will see a return of those conditions to the west. that's off to that severe cold front moves across the bite, bringing those gusty winds, heavy rain and storms, and snow to the alpine regions of the south east. now behind this we have got some very chilly winds, moving enough to knock temperatures down across many of the cities here. and even sydney will see a decline in the temperature as the rain rolls in on friday. but there will be some sunshine coming in by saturday. now it's looking very unsettled across new zealand . we've had exceptional amounts of rain. you can see from the satellite image. we've got to convey a belt of rain moving in. that's thanks to an atmospheric river that's moving down south. we could see up to 600 millimeters of rainfall here. that's $2.00 to $4.00 times the amount we usually see in august. those red

having floods in new zealand have 4th hundreds of people believe their homes. the city of nelson has taken the biggest hit officials issued more evacuation. what is on friday of the $75.00 centimeters of rain fail fell in just 3 days. cut lopez her to yet has the latest it could take years to repair the damage caused by the slots days of heavy rain have better parts of new zealand, south highland, some areas of the city of nelson are unrecognizable. on the ground for destruction is extensive. roads are block and officials have closed schools. entire communities have been forced out of their homes with some declared unsafe or simply uninhabitable. to the aid, he just caught ups and, and we saw this roading stretchable property. so we just, yeah, let the property, it's about 815 i said to montana, i'm at kim this morning to us as a situation it's pretty about city officials warn, there is no timeline for when people will be allowed to go back home. we will be taking a prudent approach and i'll make no excuse for that. i'll withdraw that we protect the, the proper

zealand have forced hundreds of people to leave their homes. the city of nelson has been hit. the hardest for the evacuations were issued on friday after $75.00 centimeters of rain fell in 3 days cuz he look his haughty on has more it could take years to repair the damage caused by the swans days of heavy rain have better parts of new zealand cell pilot, some areas in the city of nelson are unrecognizable. on the ground, the destruction is extensive. roads are blocked, and officials have closed schools. entire communities have been for sale of their home for some declared unsafe or simply uninhabitable. is basically just cut offs and then we saw the deaths rolling stretchable property. so it just yeah, let the property, it's about 815 i said to missouri, i came this morning to our service duration. it's pretty about city officials warn, there is no time lying for when people will be allowed to go back home. we will be taking a prudent approach and i'll make no excuse for that. i would draw that we protect the, the property and lives of people a

next up we're going to new zealand that a lot to talk about. pretty calm across both the north and south islands. but this run of rain here in the tasman. see we're keeping tabs on that. this will become a story for new zealand in the dates to come. so check back with us for the latest on that se, asia western portions of sumatra, java and borneo are getting pelted with rain. but i got to take you further toward the north, that tropical storm racing away from tokyo. we did have some landside warnings in play here. and then we've got a clutch of storms just away from beijing where there is a red rainstorm warning in play. that slug of rain will move into the korean peninsula. so more driving rain for sol, coming up soon. ah . with lou. ah. ah. hello there, i miss dorothy at hay in durham. let's remind you about stories here. for me, you as president, donald trump is suspected of violating the espionage act. after the f. b, i seized classified documents from his florida state. this week, they reportedly include material relation to nuclear weapon

that was enough for new zealand bonds to outperform and trade late in the day too. following treasuries, you needed a decline in inflation expectations and that is what the bond market is really looking for. it is also the deeply inverted yield curve, euros are coming down and going up, the yield is inverting further and that is the design that the fed will be forced to hike rates fast enough and far enough to push the economy towards recession. tomorrow's release, the decline of the headline rate in line with economists' forecasts and hoping that this time we will see a downside beat for cpi. shery: when we get the cpi prince on wednesday. let us go over to bonnie -- vonnie. >> hong kong's move to reduce quarantine has not increased the port look out growth -- growth outlook. airline cathay pacific is urging the government to remove the restriction entirely. joe biden says he is confident china will not further escalate tensions with taiwan after a series of military drills in the region. maintaining pressure today after nancy pelosi's visit to the island. taiwan s

a weaker start in asia, new zealand coming online, that is pretty do the downside, trading volumes expect to be pretty thin today. while all of the 20 day moving average. one stock we are watching his commonwealth bank, this is the largest bank in australia. that was a beat on estimates, the dollar is in tight range. the ozzie and the yen, little change, the cpi also has data from china later. heidi: the inflation feature is different compared to the rest of the world, japan reducing prices as well. we are seeing a distortion in the slowing of japan producer prices. going back to china, it is likely to see this kind of push pull factor of we are expecting to see food prices accelerate, driven by the pickup in pork prices when it comes to the food inflation bus. you do have waning household demand, the demand will keep the cap on service prices. we know with covid zero there is some uncertainty, this is different, then inflation wednesday in the u.s.. kathleen: it is the pboc of chinese inflation versus almost every other economy in the world. for the federal reserve, we are looking for th

and the release of australia's -- new zealand's two-year inflation. sydney opening their doors to vips and we are watching oz minerals that rejected a takeover proposal from php, who says -- php, who responds saying they are disappointed. investors are looking to see the threatening of corporate profits. karen joins us in sydney. you're talking about margin degradation being one to look out for as a result of rising cost pressures. >> it has been front of mind. input cost, wage inflation, and price increases coming through. i think the problem we will have now is how to withstand them. there has to be acknowledge that there will be margin pullback. haidi: when it comes to sectors in particular, earnings per share at the moment is sitting at a record in mining. head and shoulders above the pack. what about the inflation site without deflation? >> there is earnings and great balance sheets. the issue for the moment has been wage inflation. it definitely seeing cost pressures come through across the board. we might not see [indiscernible] shery: tell us

torrential rain has hit new zealand's south island, causing severe flooding. hundreds of people people have been evacuated as more than 50 centimetres of rain fell. the worst hit area was nelson. new zealand has had weeks of unseasonably wet weather, particularly on the south island. passengers are being told not to travel by train unless absolutely necessary today, as tens of thousands of railway workers around britain are on strike as part of ongoing disputes over pay, jobs and conditions. only around 20% of the usual rail services will run, with none at all in some places. another walk out is planned for saturday. in the united states — a federal magistrate who approved the search warrant for donald trump's mar—a—lago home in florida, is due to hold a court hearing to discuss requests to unseal investigators' "probable cause" affidavit, which thejustice department has opposed releasing. our correspondent chichi uzundu has more. the document the media want made public as the body of evidence that the prosecution had to take to a judge in order to secur

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as she lands in new zealand, it's covered. simon says his sister is eager to recover and get back to outdoor activities. she may even climb again. we're just grateful that and i was alive, and, um we're really thankful for all the support as well. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. california could soon follow yosemite national park's lead in an effort to reduce overall waste. two years ago, you sent many pulled single used camping stove propane canisters from shelves in park stores, first in the nation bill headed to governor newsom's desk could make that rule the norm for campers everywhere. in california. the bill would ban the sale of disposable £1 propane cylinders in california by the year 2028. lawmakers say the propane cylinders are often among the litter found in state parks and beaches. yeah that's actually a really sustainable plan that they have. i was reading in the paper this morning, mike. that's a great idea because that stuff that's hard to recycle that stuff and it's reusable. okay, so as you look outside,

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have battered parts of new zealand, south island. some areas in the city of nelson are unrecognizable. on the ground, the destruction is extensive. roads are blocked and officials have closed schools. entire communities have been for settled, their homes would sunder cleared, unsafe or simply uninhabitable, is basically just caught ups. and then we saw the girls rotting stretchable property. so it just left a property. it's about $815.00. i said to motto at 10 this morning to our service duration, it's pretty about city officials warn, there is no time line for when people will be allowed to go back home. we will be taking a prudent approach and i'll make no excuse for that. i would rather we take the, the property and lives of people as opposed to allowing people back. and i cannot unfortunately guarantee that people will be in the houses again today. nearby towns have also registered record levels of rain. what we experienced this was probably the most increase in water flow in a river and we're saying 100 years more rainfall is ex