i'd love to go to new zealand. it's a free trip to new zealand. i love the things that you guys do. it sounds like it's going to be the most epic thing ever. i got to go back to hobbiton, and got free tickets to new zealand out of it, which is awesome. >> seth: yeah, that's great. >> so i went down there -- >> seth: you keep saying that. >> i did. [ laughter ] one was a trip for the thing. the other is consequent trips that i'm going to take. >> seth: oh, that's good. that's good. it must be so expensive to fly to new zealand, that you, having been in the "lord of the rings" trilogy still need to do something to get free tickets to new zealand. i'm just realizing, i'm never going to new zealand. >> it's not cheap. >> seth: yeah, i bet it's not cheap. >> especially like upper class tickets. >> seth: yeah. so are you elijah wood or are you frodo in this? >> i'm elijah wood. >> seth: gotcha. >> but at one point they do hobbitize me, if that is even a word. but i'm sitting in a seat. and it makes me look like i'm really small as she's putting a seatbelt on, with my legs like dangling ov

new zealand prosecutors said there was insufficient evidence to proceed with the charge. mr. rudd, an australian, still faces charges of possessing drugs and making threats to kill. the bbc's jon donnison has this report. >> reporter: it's only a day since one of australia's most successful rock stars was in the dock, charged with trying to have two men killed. 24 hours later, those charges against phil rudd were dropped due to a lack of evidence. the 60-year-old's lawyers said it raised serious questions about how new zealand police had handled the case. >> well, he's obviously very pleased about it, but he is certainly very unhappy about the publicity that it's caused him worldwide. and the potential damage. >> reporter: ac/dc are arguably the biggest band ever to come out of australia. over a career spanning more than 40 years, they've sold more than 200 million records. security guards were outside phil rudd's house on new zealand's north island today, keen to keep the press away. phil rudd will still face charges of drug possession and threatening to kill. but the fact t

phil rudd appeared in court just briefly in new zealand. he's accused of plotting to have two men killed. the judge ordered names of the alleged victims be suppressed, as well as that of the alleged hit man. it followed a raid on the drummer's house on thursday morning. the 60-year-old was also charged with drug possession and threatening to kill. phil rudd's career with ac/dc began more than 40 years ago. the band has sold more than 200 million records. rudd, who's australian born, moved to new zealand in 1983 after he was kicked out of the band. but he rejoined ac/dc in 1994. the group is supposed to have a new album out next month. phil rudd was released on bail. he's due back in court in three weeks time. >>> the prime minister of netherlands has arrived in australia to discuss the shooting down of a malaysian passenger plane in july this year. nearly 200 dutch passengers and 38 australians were killed when mh17 crashed in eastern ukraine. pro-russian separatists denied being behind the attack. tony abbott says he expects russian presid

strandings like this are common in new zealand. why these pilot whales swam ashore is unclear. >> let's take a look at our headlines. in jerusalem, a group of far right israelis are set to follow through on their march to the al-aqsa mosque compound. that site is: to both muslims and -- is holy to both muslims and jews and it is at the center of new clashes in a city already on edge. republican victory in the u.s. midterm elections pushes the president to take a more conciliatory at home -- conciliatory tone. he will ask for approval for military action against the jihadist group, the islamic state. french president francois hollande is exactly halfway through his term, but with his popularity at just 12%, he is hoping to win back french hearts with a rare tv interview tonight. time for a look at the day's business news. you are going to start in luxembourg with news of an investigation into how major companies pay tax there. >> if the six-month long inquiry by -- it's a six-month long inquiry. hundreds of the world's biggest firms

i don't care if it's in japan or new zealand or in siberia. i want to spend the rest of my life with you, and will you marry me?" >> and i said yes, of course. i had to put him out of his misery. he looked like he was going to collapse. >> so i was engaged, and we didn't really know what we were going to do or where we were going to do g but we were having a baby and we were going to get march iried. >> in fact you got ma areried twice. >> yes, we did, twice. >> they did. the first in indiana, the second one in new zealand, and there was a special guest at that one. 2-month-old sebastian. >> yeah, getting good distance. >> after promising his mother it was never going to happen, sure enough, zack and his family now live in new zealand. he works for the government, georgia at a tv company. we brought them back to japan for the first time since it all happened. >> my name is georgia. >> georgia! georgia! oh! >> this teacher and her students knew about georgia and zack. many here looked upon their story as one positive thing that came out of that

if you go to a place like new zealand it is a under withful country. it is populated by hobbits, but if you try to start a business in this country, we are less free relative to ourselves, but i don't think it makes us less free than malta and it is impossible for people to travel to all of those different countries and say oh slovenia is a great place. >> it is very hard to start businesses in india. i just saw that on a news program. i swrus wanted to add something to this conversation. what she said was really smart. >> it was smart. and not to say what you said wasn't smart. >> hers was smarter.

new zealand has been historically high dollar into the u.s. currency. about the highest three or four year average since the 1950's. our exporters have turned out to -- it has had a positive impact on their productivity and competitiveness. the dropping dollar and sector, andxport therefore a more diverse one. >> would you like to see a faster pace of decline? >> well, we do not get to choose. >> if you had a choice. it would thought that be sustainable for new zealand. what we're looking for is sustainable growth. we have the opportunity over the next three or four years. in ae market is factoring 25-basis point increase in september. what are you anticipating? >> we know the expectation of it is having some impact on our currency. it is a sign of growth. that is positive. talking to bill english. let's take a look at what is going on in the australian markets. we have declines of .9%. that is in spite of the prospect that manytrade deal suggested could come in above expectations with china being announced later today. is pretty much flat. here in hong

the news came barely 24 hours after phil rudd was arrested in new zealand. but the rocker's lawyer says the damage to his client's reputation has already been done. our correspondent joins me now with the details. he's very fortunate that these charges are dropped. but what do we know about this alleged plot? is. >> yes, the core of this was this charge of procurement to murder. very serious thing that could carry a maximum of ten years. supposedly, that was supposed to have happened in september roughly. so clearly, these investigations may have been going on for some time. but yeah, a raid that culminated into him being arrested and charged. some a day ago, and after 24 hours, then the charge was dropped. and the reason it was dropped was because that police file then went to the crown in new zealand. there's significant evidence backing this charge and so it was withdrawn. the lawyer, i believe his name is, he made a very clear statement in light of all that came to light later. he said mr. rudd has suffered unnecessary and extremely damaging publicity as

new zealand, let's head over there. the new zealand dollar falling alongside the aussie dollar. pmi after the chinese slowed in october. we have the new zealand dollar at 77 u.s. cents. counting down to the open in korea. that is in less than half an hour from now. no trading in japan today, because it is culture day. over in thailand, a test for bangkok airways, debuting today in the thai capital. for asian carriers, it has not been a good run. with history as a guide, what can we expect to see from bangkok airways? >> bangkok airways starts trading today. , with theeen rising growing middle-class traveling more. airlines have seen that growth. they have been trying to capitalize on it very and unfortunately, as you said, history is not on their side. they have not been doing that well. bangkok airlines starts trading today. from 10 airlines that have ipo to in the last 10 years, a lossesd $1 billion in last year. airlines trading after a $4 million ipo last month. it plans to use that money to buy 18 new planes, hopefully, to start competing with other bigger airlines. >> we a

but in the new zealand herald newspaper tried to recreate this video. they have a 26-year-old model walking down the largest street in new zealand. now the model walks for five hours. but no cat calls. she does turn some heads, you'll see that in the video but no verbal comments. she gets stopped twice during the walk. one man asked if she was italian. he then tells her that she looks very nice, and he apologizes for stopping her. another man asked her for directions as they're walking. his reaction in this opinion this is a numbers name. the population in auckland is much less than in new york city. there you have it. >> i'm not going to say anything else. i always get in trouble when i do. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> almost $4 billion. that was the price tag of the midterm election. i'm looking at what that money bought for you. hard working americans who are worried about immigration and the cost of energy. we'll look at the 2016 race for the white house, the campaign without a single declared candidate yet, but tens of millions of dolla

there to do in new zealand?" all my twitter followers will send me restaurant, you know, things. in new zealand they're like, "jump off the bridge!" [ laughter ] it's apparently a thing in new zealand. >> seth: right. >> i was like, "oh, okay. no" >> seth: as opposed to a criticism. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. exactly. [ laughter ] you never know. so i text -- i tweeted everybody in ireland. i said, what's there to do? so, they gave me restaurant recommendations and historic places. >> seth: and they said go get chips? >> they said, you can't be in dublin or ireland without eating a tato. a tato crisp, as they call it. >> seth: it seemed like the tato people were happy with you. >> then they sent me this! >> seth: so this -- [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> let me tell you, let me tell you. it's like the lay's of ireland. but no, so supposedly -- i took a picture with this smoky bacon just 'cause i saw it at the store and i picked it up. and twitter got really mad because it wasn't cheese and onion. >> seth: oh, right

new swrea land -- new zealand topped the list followed by norway and australia. america was a lowly 21st behind germany, the uk, france and appleby's. the last time this report was issued in 2010, we were 10th. meaning in the last four years we dropped 74 positions. joining us as always is our studio audience panel. before we begin how many think mike baker should take off his shirt? >> i couldn't agree more. that will happen later in the show. stick around. kennedy, how are you? >> hello. >> it is good to have you here. >> thank you. thank you for having me on "red eye." >> it has been awhile. we miss you. what do you make of this? a lot or a lot? >> i actually say there are a number of organizes and think tanks and institute that put out a freedom index every year. and on every one we are dropping. if you take them all broadly and with a tiny grain of salt it seems as though our freedom is dropping. and that sucks. >> that's what you take away from that. >> that's what a ucla education will get you. >> you are a bruin? >> >> yeah. >> i'm a bear. >> it is beat s

5,000 new zealand dollars, equivalent to 4,000 u.s. dollars, so it looks like that catch really did pay off. >>> "early today" is brought to you by just for men mustache and beard, champions of facial hair. >> one happy guy. back to you. >>> just ahead, the most prestigious award given to everyday americans. find out this year's recipients of the presidential medal of freedom. >>> plus, as we honor our veterans on this special day, we have got an exclusive list of companies going out of their way to say thanks with loads of freebies. >>> interesting week of weather and especially oregon and through the mountains of the cascades. we have the cold air in today. not too many problems with the snow oregon ice or anything like that. just cold and very windy. especially in areas of the gorges, any of those areas little peaks and valleys in between the cascades. here comes wednesday. we have moisture coming up from the south. that's good. we need some rainfall in this area. that's going to come into the colder air. so wednesday night to thurs

. >>> australia and new zealand are mark 100 years since their troops left to fight in world war i. thousands of people gathered in the western australia city of albany where the first convoy departed from in 1914. both leaders of australia and new zealand were present to pay their respects. >>> smog, an amalgamation of fog and smoke is a major problem in the biggest city in brazil so sao paulo is switching to battery powered buses as gabriel eelizondo reports. >> reporter: it's another typical busy morning at the main bus terminal in the sao paulo suburbs. but some of these commuters will be riding in to work on anything but a typical form of transportation. this is an all electric, battery powered public bus. one of several going through a trial run in sao paulo. the first of its kind to be put in to operation in south america and only a small handful of cities armed the world. in the first month they were put in to operation, more than 100,000 passengers used the buses. >> translator: it doesn't make pollution, it's faster, and doesn't make noise. >> translator: it runs entirely

the low pressure system connected to that is actually down toward new zealand now, bringing some rainfall. not so intense, but it's going to be an ongoing event with some heavy patches of rainfall across new zealand. wellington you'll see rain and then it's going to get very gusty on your sunday. considering brisbane, still the rain will be tapering off but not completely dissipated yet. and then on saturday and sunday you're looking at some high temperatures. sydney reaching 30 on your sunday. all right. here across northern locations we're looking at some quite intense shower maker. it's officially in and around okinawa we have fallen about 365 millimeters in one day. of which 97 millimeters fell over the course of just one hour, and that's certainly a november record. well, that's spreading all the way across the southern islands of japan and into western locations as well. so kyushu will perhaps see about 100 millimeters into the next 24 hours. and another system provides precipitation across the korean peninsula. some snow in the upper levels. and then that's pulling in again. much o

phil rudd appeared in court just briefly in new zealand. he's accused of plotting to have two men killed. the judge ordered the names of the alleged victims be suppressed as well as that of the alleged hit man. it followed a raid of the ac/dc drummer's house on thursday morning. he was also charged with drug possession and threatening to kill. phil rudd's career with ac/dc began more than 40 years ago. the band has sold m now, unlike several other vaccines where there's a weakened virus, in in case, the ebola virus, they've taken part of it and put it in a less lethal virus that is different to carry it into the body of the participant, and that is what they hope will pack some -- spark some immunity. the vaccine is now the right temperature. and it's ready to be administered. it's been brought to the vaccination room. most of the people who are participating in this study are people on the front lines of the ebola response, and so the whole idea is to see what dosage would work in an ideal situation. the things they hope to achieve in this

let's go to new zealand. not much movement either. we are counting down to the open in japan and korea. less than one hour away. let's go to japan right now. futures pointing to a higher open their. closed up 5/10 of 1%. weakening. g-20 leaders have wrapped up their summit in brisbane, promising to create growth and jobs. man onlen is bloomberg's the spot. is live from brisbane. the summit is being seen as a success? >> absolutely. the australian government is congratulating itself on a successful summit. that growth target was raised ever so slightly. the plan now is to add 2.1 percent to global growth by 2018. it's going to be reviewed by the imf, who say the target is possible if the g-20 nation implements the 800 initiatives that were discussed in brisbane over the weekend. making really the rub, it happen. even tony abbott in his opening address talked of the difficulties he has had in getting some of his budget measures through a divided senate. let's not forget that budget was presented way back. if that is the australian exper

great. >> jimmy: that's a dream trip, though, new zealand. for you it wasn't. >> really wasn't a dream trip it all. >> jimmy: for those that don't know and i love saying this, your dad was sarge on "c.h.i.p.s. ". >> yeah, yeah, thank you very much. >> jimmy: mine wasn't. mine definitely wasn't. will you spend thanksgiving with the family? >> no, the family has really just brazenly ditched me. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, as they get older they just don't really care. [ laughter ] just -- they're so excited not to have to wrap gifts for christmas, i can't even tell you. >> jimmy: what are they going to do? >> they're going to be in palm springs. find a pool. >> jimmy: i got you. >> will you cook then? >> i will absolutely not, no. i don't trust myself to do that at all. >> jimmy: oh. >> i'll have about 15 people over to the house and -- >> jimmy: you will? >> yeah. and host. >> jimmy: friends, not family? >> yeah, friends, orphans. the -- >> jimmy: stragglers. >> sure, yeah. >> jimmy: a couple of them here in the audience tonight that -- [ appla

i don't know about new zealand, though. they've got a new album out. >> you've got to be kidding me. ac/dc is still touring? >> yeah. >> look at that. the world's biggest touring band in the world. they are huge. ac/dc is massive. >> and because they are so huge, ashleigh, when you have arrests like this that jump the gun and they are not predicated upon facts that are supported by evidence, it's very damaging to the individual and your face is paraded everywhere. >> it is clear during law school you were not listening to ac/dc. you were studying. but i salute you. >> there you go. >> have a great weekend. >> thank you all. danny, joey and jeff, awesome. what a friday. thank you for watching. jim sciutto my colleague, is going to sit in for wolf today. he'll start after a quick break. have a great weekend. you know.... there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. mmmm. these are good! the tasty side of fiber. f

he appeared in court today in new zealand. he's been released on bond. this arrest comes less than a month before ac/dc is scheduled to release their new album and then go on tour. ian drew is on the line with me. he's entertainment director for "us weekly." can you help me fill in any of these blanks? >> he's been in new zealand. that's where he lives. he was charged in court. of course he's 60 years old. the guy is still in this band. it's one of the biggest selling acts. they were just inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. that's who's so shocking. everyone is shocked. the band. their managers. everyone around them. their fans. no one really knows where this is coming from. i think this is one of the big tabloid stories in new zealand and trickling out into the rest of the world ongoing like the oscar pistorius case where you get new details all the time. i'm sure there will be more surfacing tomorrow. he tried to procure the murder of two men. i think the other charge, which is possession of methamphetamine and possession of cannabis is a roc

new zealand is hitting a record. south korea which saw a big bump up on friday his parent back some of those gains. taiwan, malaysia, singapore, just opening up over the past few minutes. i will leave it there for now. u.k. has confirmed that a 29-year-old british banker has been arrested in connection with the deaths of two women in hong kong. police were called to the man's apartment in hong kong. they found one woman unconscious with cuts to her neck and body. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the lease on the suitcase containing the body of another woman who sustained neck injuries. south korea is announcing a record trade surplus last month. the gap came in at $7.5 billion. companies shipping steel pipes and computers to the u.s., and the bank of japan's latest forulus, may hurt demand those made in korea goods. indonesia's new government is cutting fuel subsidies. the president made it the central part of his plan to rejuvenate the economy, using the savings to fund infrastructure. speaking exclusively to b

all this happening in new zealand where he has a house. he was also charged with possession of pot and speed. he'll be back in court at the end of the month. a strange story here. >> police have been searching his home. he retired back in 2010. he owns a restaurant there. even his former manager said he's kind of surprised by this. >> yeah, and at one point, back early '90s, he was -- they kicked him out of the band essentially. he rejoined the band in '94. so he's been with them. ac/dc is a big deal in the rock 'n' roll world. details to come. >>> moving on to big trouble for a former baltimore ravens cheerleader now charged with allegedly having sex with a teenager boy. 47-year-old molly shattuck pleaded not guilty in court yesterday and was released on bond. prosecutors accuse her of illegal sexual contact with a 15-year-old boy who attends school with at least one of her children. shattuck is also accused of providing alcohol to minors. >>> police in pennsylvania have released a long list of items found in the airplane hangar near wher

let's head over to new zealand. this is the gain today. the new zealand dollar spot is weakening. the japan markets are closed servics the country of laborntry observes thanksgiving. john dawson joins me right now. >> yes. the reaction is about australia being the biggest chinese trading partner and the open right now. you look at china for the growth and you see slowdown in the oreomy, for example, iron prices. all of these stocks are under pressure. close oncuts after the friday and it is good news because it means that easing will come forward. >> that is the thought. >> that is the thought. it helps the stocks rise. weakness is a reaction to the chinese. that is the sort of pop there could be. >> it spiked up like a rocket. >> after the close on friday. that is the reaction we are looking at. here are the gains. that one has fallen a lot. there are other ones to follow. i am pausing for effect. >> look at the liquidity injection, perhaps. if china gets more cash to grow the economy, this is what will be the beneficiary. >> that's right. more push for growth included. we are re

new zealand began the massive chase and are 14 without loss. heading into the third round on tuesday. united arab emirates has joined bahrain in pulling out of the hand ball tournament. main stories we're covering on our website, aljazeera.com/sport. starting january 15th in doha. we will know how the international hand ball federation will deal. you can get all this information on aljazeera.com/sport. >>> final race of the season in abu dhabi. raising $3.5 million through internet funding. races in the u.s. and brazil but hoping to raise enough money to make it to the final grand prix at the uae in less than two weeks time. >> just focused on actually getting to this one race, abu dhabi, and we hope by the time we have that race, dealing with a new owner so the team will be on a proper financial footing and be able to go on. >> world champion mark marquez described this season as a dream. awarded the world cup just hours after he, his brother alex won the motor g 3 championship on sunday, receiving his medal, they're the only two siblings hold

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and of course no visited new zealand is complete without padding kiwi. it was time to turn attention to more serious matters. the ukraine crisis and russia's: -- role in the conflict. >> the territorial integrity. and regarding the delivery of weapons. british prime minister david cameron said there would be more to come. >> it is as simple as that. they are laying down the presence of four russian naval ships off of australia's north coast. highlighting russia's assertiveness, not unusual ahead of a major summit. the main focal points of the g 20, it looks increasingly like the ongoing conflict between east and west over the ukraine. >> barack obama will be attending the g 20 summit in brisbane. >> the asia-pacific region and other various economic summits. >> this is barack obama's second trip to myanmar. >> the process is backsliding. they offered a blunt assessment of the shortcomings that called the transition in the question. >> people need to feel safe in their homes and not be subject to arbitrary harassment by authorities. individuals acting wit

are inia and new zealand opposite directions, the wellington market up by 1% but sydney declining .7%. that is it for this monday edition of "on the move." stay tuned for "asia edge" coming up next. ♪ . >> this is victoria harbor in hong kong. it's in the middle of the asian trading day and you are watching "asia edge." ♪ >> the day has finally been set and the close of markets are opening up like never before -- before. the shanghai opening. andg the winners is casinos chinese investors will get their first chance to buy in. next, heading to beijing and the apec summit. china offers an investor to counter the u.s. optimism. increases speculation that china will finalize a long-running agreement and of coming days. the burning issue in spain. why independence would mean for one of the world's biggest football clubs, all of that and more on "asia edge." >> back to our rubric story. -- top story. bloomberg news emerging markets what is going on? we have been waiting and it is over with or is it? >> it has finally been announced. like all investors, we have been waiting to see if it

bacpakistan scoring against new zealand. eight wickets for 84 runs. pakistan need to take two more wickets. to stage the win. >>> one cricket man in new zealand is almost $34,000 better after making a stunning catch. he was enjoying the match in the city of hamilton when one of the batsmen hit the ball up. >> he's got it! oh, he's got it! >> and despite having no shoes, they race to the boundary, and win remarkably. he's the brother-in-law of michael bryce well, who hit the ball. >> one of the world's extreme sports to be included on the world's biggest stage. they're competing in a top tier competition in the middle east. but they have their sights sets on a bigger report. >> it is a relatively new sport but kiteboarding is truly taking off. established in the late 90's, the extreme watersport is vast attracting thrill seekers around the globe. >> if you don't have the right judgment, every time you're in the water you're learning something new. >> the asian championships are currently under way in qatar. >> it's really fun and really interesting. >>

did more snooping, tim and ray, young guys from new zealand did put together this video. it is special effects. it's not real. though it lit up the internet. a lot of people were believing it. it's possible. >> i think it's totally possible. >> this is greg benson. we've seen his pranks this. this is one nick would really love. he is going to play a trick on his wife. >> i told my wife we are coming to do something fun today. she has no idea what she is walking into right now. >> he had her close her eyes and trust him. this is the trust walk for a very special surprise he had for her. what could it be? >> there is this big enclosure right there. she's got her eyes closed. do you see what's around her? a glass box. >> oh, come on. >> she is in a glass case of kittens. >> that's sweet. >> can i do it? >> you're so mean. >> she had a good time getting her picture taken with all the kittens. he just wanted to do something nice and give her kitten therapy. >> did he set this up? >> this is that wonderful group soul pancake. >> i like this prank. prank me with puppies. >> this

there are more in asia than new zealand. about right.s there are about 170 thousand in singapore, sri lanka, and malaysia. that's is a good place to start from. how do you grow it from there? it is important that you see some of the big rugby brands like our other teams. and you buildts the excitement, that awareness. we have been doing that recently. team hadur indigenous they spent the past three days in singapore doing that promotional activity. that activity is a good place to start. is you canr aspect get a lot of players and a lot of people watching. clubs. many football like the manchester united, they can have the biggest followers. how do you monetize the people who are all in the game? -- following the game? >> that is a big part. thinkand foremost, we fans are fans so we have to treat them like since. and how can they will, customers are smart attending games -- and how can they become customers? -- attending games. they sold out of the stadium in chicago. it ran on a major network of their. 3:00 on a saturday aft

and only new zealand has the right to farm them. you can try it, with a little wasabe. >> a lot of chinese restaurant in new york. >> i grew up in the '50s and '60s, and even then, chinese -- restaurant chinese food was really an essential part of being a new yorker. i mean, if you didn't know how to use chopsticks as a new yorker, you were a terrible new yorker. >> do you know how to speak like a brooklyn person? >> it's a tough accent. queens is easier, you know, it's more of a -- i can't -- i mean, i lived right next to it my whole life. >> can you say -- >> the accent? a brooklyn expression? >> i just want to hear -- >> not for nothin'. >> that's brooklyn? >> not for nothin'. >> not for nothing. >> not for nothin', but i could really use a little more wine. not for nothin'. no, no, no. >> nothing nothing. >> not for nothin'. >> enough for nothing. >> not -- all right. >> shanghai chef jackie shu prepares a meal of a style that will become more and more in demand among those who can afford it. and more and more people every day c

new zealand is sending a small team of military experts to the mideast, to learn what help the country can provide in defeating "isis." new zealand says it has also identified as many as 80 "isis" sympathizers who may be *home- grown* terrorists, posing a threat to national security. with the midterm elections behind him, president obama faces pressure to expand america's role in the fight against islamist terrorism. at present, american airstrikes are targeting only "isis" positions. but a senior administration official says, obama is weighing the possibility of striking positions held by the al-qaeda affiliate jabhat al nusra. we're learning more about how accused cop killer eric frein was able to evade police for as long as he did. frein used a laptop computer to keep himself updated on news accounts of the police search of the pocono mountains. he was able to hide for almost seven weeks, until searchers caught him at an abandoned airport. frein will face trial for the sniper shootings that killed a pennsylvania state trooper, and injured a second trooper. n-f-l star adrian peterson

the new zealand parliament received suspicious packages containing vials with an unidentified liquid with a note inside claiming each bottle held samples of ebola. sky news claims the shipment came from a jihadist group. authorities are investigating. here to talk about the ongoing fight against ebola, the man in charge of the white house's response to the virus, ebola czar ron klain. is it ebola? is there a legitimate worry that a terrorist group could actually weaponize this? >> i think the odds are high that this turns out to be a hoax but the new zealand officials are taking no chances. as you mentioned, they are having the vials tested. we're always watching to see is terrorist groups will use a chemical or biological agent. we're not aware of any threat that ebola would be used that way and it seems unlikely but we're watchful and have an eye on it. >> the hospital in dallas and, frankly, the cdc, both of them before you came on the job, both seemed to be caught flat-footed initially on the ebola crisis, despite months of warnings and preparation. wh what happened? what exactly

two new zealand, 4% right now, also strengthening right now. also reacting to that china data, as well. down tore also counting the open in japan and korea. that's go over to japan right now. nikkei futures down. that is down about half of 1%. recallsan has expanded of vehicles in regions of high humidity over suspected faulty airbags, and at the same time, one of honda's that selling cars is being investigated in the u.s.. our bloomberg news reporter points us now from tokyo. the incremental amount of recalls. >> right. this covers 53 thousand vehicles in high humidity areas, so states like florida and georgia. these are areas of the country where a regulator is particularly concerned about these airbag problems, because the number of deaths that we are aware of at this point involving airbags that have gone off with andmuch pressure essentially metal shards and partsc shards of airbag into the cabin, actually killing folks. that has been in high humidity areas, so we are aware of after your debts in honda cars. these are airbags made by a jap

i think the stock continues to move higher despite the new zealand, australia news. >> listen, guy had a very good call. the stock has been stuck here, flat lined over the last couple weeks. we know international expansion is a big part of the story. it's also going to be expensive to do that, too. >> that's true. >> if you're worried about margins and that sort of thing, this could weigh on it. >> stock has been stuck at 380 for the last three weeks. a lot of competition. hbo going streaming. that's what you worry about. i wouldn't touch it. >> a lot of room to grow internationally. i think it bounces -- >> you like netflix. >> 380 seems like it's building a nice secure base right here. i think it does bounce from 380. >> all right. time now for the final trade. let's go around the horn. tim. >> back to toyota and say the weakened yen helps these guys significantly. also they are getting very shareholder friendly. they will have 40% payout. that's a reason to own the stock. >> dan? >> i'm not coming at your apple gains here. you're all geniuses, stick with it. maybe consider some put

his waterfront home's in new zealand raided by police. he was driven to court, appearing without shoes. accused of hiring a hitman to kill two people. the drug charges are possession of methamphetamine and cannabis. reportedly he refused to comment as he left court. ac/dc have always refused to retire, but these stunning accusations could impact their immediate plans. they have a new record set for release thater this month. don't be surprised even after this ac/dc continues to rock on. phil has already been noticeably absent from the promotional material for that forthcoming album. namt of that record, "rock or bust." back to you. >>> just a short time ago we heard from the australian rock band ac/dc. the band says the arrest of its drummer won't affect the upcoming tour or album release. rudd has been a member of the band on and off nearly three decades now. >>> absentee ballots may resolve the tight race in maryland's sixth congressional district. john delany claimed victory. republican challenger dan bongeno has not conceded the race.

a cricket fan in new zealand is $4,000 better off after making a stunning catch. the spectator was enjoying a t20 match. and the batsman hit the ball for six. >> he has got it. he's got it. champion. >> despite having no shoes on, mcculloch raised on the boundary catching it one-handed. put up by the team to any spectator that catches on the full. in a rare twist of fate. mcculloch is the brother-in-law of the player that hit the ball. >> what do you mean? despite having it. that's how we do it in new zealand. >> it's great. >> lucky i'm wearing shoes now. >> they should sign him up for the team. >> it was the latest news in a few moments. stick around. >>> it is america versus china in a race for global trade partners. i'll look at whether free trade kills jobs or creates them. also, is america headed for another housing crisis? i'm looking at the red flags right now. plus, anything goes as i try to talk about real issues with a fake news correspondent. the daily show joins me right here tonight. this is real

new zealand lead by 177, heading into the final day. atletico national have a slender 1-0 lead to defend after the copa submaracana. the goal came 10 minutes before half time, chipping over the goalkeeper. advantage for the colombians the brazilians hosting the run leg in a week's time, 1-0 down. >> well-known for being a gambling up to , and mani pakkio is taking a risk fighting a truckie opponent. he is the favourite to win. defeat would cast a shadow on a glorous career. he's laying his welterweight title on the line, hoping a victory will set up a match with floyd mayweather, which if it happens will become the richest fight ever. >> the speed and the power, and the determination and aggressiveness is there, back. so i'm excited for sunday, for this fight. and i believe i know my opponent is excited. i won't let that happen. mixed martial arts incorporates the length of boxing and kickboxing. the ultimate fighting championship or u.f.c. is recognised as a fast-growing spectator support. in mexico, it's one of the biggest targets. >>

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ram from new zealand. i think the angry ram owner picked the wrong sylvester stallone character. it should have been rocky. >> that's genius, a brilliant idea. >> head and booty. >> he gets so mad. >> a serious hit, man. >> yeah, it was. all of the videos, this is the best one. >> she's trying to tell dad that she's expecting but dad jus ain't get are you pregnant? >> yeah. >> what it takes to finally break the news. it really does look like a video game. >> just off the coast of south africa in the indian ocean, some people had an amazing odyssey when they came upon these humpback whales. there were about three of them in the water. boy, did they put on a show. as you can see everybody has their cameras out. they aren't just sitting there. they are showing their fins, showing how they come out of the water. at one point you do hear what the boaters say. these folks got quite a look. >> the baby on his back. >> we jump over from south africa to missouri. let's just say bobby brown, not the singer, sees something creeping up on him. >> oh, my god. >> that is a wolf spider. >> babi

williamson taking out for only 3 the batsman made 48, but new zealand were 130-4. they declared their first innings. and then he would be the only player to get over 50, and scored 103. at this point it looks as though new zealand were going to be trailing by a big deficit. all out for 262, 304 behind. that is where we leave your sport for you. thanks for watching. more later. >>> thank you. in aragain tina, street art and music is part of the cultural herita heritage. but now some want protection because they feel harassed. >> reporter: street music makes up part of ben -- ben necessary aris reach cultural heritage. many make a living playing in public places. but life on the street is governed by its own code, a code say the artists that leaves them vulnerable. >> translator: the idea is to get together so we can help the new artists coming along. for example, in my case i play solo with the guitar, and i have had some uncomfortable experiences when i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: so now they are organizing to promote a law in the city government that woul