so we've got berlin in cambridge with bitcoin and sydney doesn't i just do that and for the record i don't either just in the interests of transparency we think it is important that we do with this for the discussion so let's start with you first of all the price i want to deal with the news headlines at the moment this price is what is driving it the fact that as i said over a good number of years it's gone up from almost nothing to nineteen thousand but the fact that november twenty ninth it was about ten thousand and today it's nineteen thousand that seems to me to be quite extraordinary. it is extraordinary but it's not unprecedented in big points case we've seen massive price write ups in two thousand and eleven and also at the end of two thousand and thirteen. you know at the end of two thousand and thirteen that was the first time big question really came on to the mainstream media's radar screen and i think your viewers should be advised that both after the two thousand and eleven two thousand and thirteen run ups price lost nearly ninety percent of its value so what can go u

after thomas has more from sydney. choi hampshire is a naturalized australian citizen but police say he was working here as a loyal agent for north korea trying to earn money for the regime by selling missile components weapons expertise i'm told on behalf of the regime that's what breaks united nations sanctions and australian sanctions it also breaks australian laws specifically designed to prohibit the development or production of weapons of mass destruction is the first person ever to be charged under a law but weapons of mass destruction act passed by the parliament here back in one thousand nine hundred five. will be alleging in court this man was brokering the silos missile component three and typical experts from north korea the other international institute we believe this may be too surprising discussions about siloed missile components reached from north korea to other entities abroad as another attempt to try and rise revenue for the government in north korea we don't know much about those other entities ex

so we've got berlin in cambridge with bitcoin and sydney doesn't i just do that and for the record i don't either just in the interests of transparency we think it's important that we do with this for the discussion so derek let's start with you first of all the price i want to deal with the news headlines at the moment this price is what is driving it the fact that as i said over a good number of years it's gone up from almost nothing to nineteen thousand but the fact that november twenty ninth it was about ten thousand and today it's nineteen thousand that seems to me to be quite extraordinary. it is extraordinary but it's not unprecedented in big points case we've seen massive price run ups in two thousand and eleven and also at the end of two thousand and thirteen. you know at the end of two thousand and thirteen that was the first time big question really came on to the mainstream media's radar screen and i think your viewers should be advised that both after the two thousand and eleven two thousand and thirteen run ups price lost nearly ninety percent of its value so what can g

missile components and call on the global market australian resident chen hand choi was arrested in sydney after allegedly trying to make sales on behalf of pyongyang worth millions of dollars korea's cash flow has been severely restricted under un sanctions aimed at pressuring the government to stop its missile program astray and prime minister says north korea is trying to support a self by selling illegal goods. north korea is i dined reckless criminal regime threatening the peace of the region it supports itself by breaching u.n. sanctions not simply by selling commodities like call them and other goods but also by selling weapons by selling drugs by engaging in cyber crime it is vitally important that all nations work relentlessly to enforce those sanctions because the more economic pressure that can be brought on north korea the sooner that regime will be brought to its senses and thomas has more from sydney. troy had china is a naturalized australian us person ever to be charged under a law but weapons of mass destruction act passed by the parliament in one thousand nine hundred fiv

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the latest headlines: a seaplane has crashed into a river north of sydney, killing all six people on board. police say the aircraft was on a sightseeing flight ahead of new year celebrations at sydney harbour when it came down. there are reports that four of the victims may be british. the department for work and pensions says it plans to use artificial intelligence to detect criminal gangs claiming benefits underfalse identities. computer algorithms have been developed to identify large—scale benefit fraud. iran's revolutionary guards have threatened anti—government protesters with an "iron fist" if days of political unrest continue. the warning came after protests intensified in the capital, tehran. thousands of rail travellers face disruption, as workers from crosscountry and south western rail services stage 24—hour strikes. from me and all the early team, let me take this opportunity to wish you a very happy new year. now on bbc news it's time for click, where this week the programme looks back on the highlights of its travels through the world of tech in 2017. 2017, the y

celebrations for the war it's estimated a million people will watch the midnight fireworks over the sydney harbor bridge the show celebrations are also taking place under increased security arrangements because under thomas found out. moving on the greek government is trying to overturn a court decision to grant asylum to a turkish soldier who fled during last year's failed coup in turkey but he's one of eight soldiers who flew to greece in a military helicopter the others had that applications for solid rejected but have lodged appeals turkey has repeatedly called for the soldiers extradition well earlier we spoke to. who is a security analyst on the call destroyed he says if these soldiers get extradited to turkey they will get a fair trial this issue has become has turned into a sort of big crisis between turkey and greece at the moment we are talking about aid to experience you know. and they are claiming that in their. request they are claiming they did not take part in occupier to the july fifteenth military uprising. but the if you read. the prosecutor's syndic most you will see tha

ed johnson joins us from sydney. talk to us broadly about how this may shake up the australian retail space. ed: good morning, david. you're right. that long-awaited debut for inzon has finally come australia. very exciting use for online shopaholics. millions of products across 20 categories including consumer sporting goods, clothing, makeup, etc.. and promising one day delivery in selected areas. now that, of course, will be one of amazon's big challenges going forward in australia. it is a vast country down here. of the major population centers separated by as many as 4000 kilometers. so that will be one of the amazon will face. the vast distances that it will have to challenge, have to travel, and the same populations as well. it is a nation of only 24 million people. betty: that's a lot of ground to cover for amazon. what about the local retailers? how have they reacted so far, ed? has been mutedn today. the resale is the likes of jb hi-fi. i have been tracking down and underperforming the benchmark stock index

we also deployed right blocks in southern sydney and they sed in sydney to stop people from coming in because we didn't want to add fuel to the fire living everybody get there. but by then the mob have been whipped up into a racist frenzy. all our member seeing is so many angry faces seventy pushing and shoving through a straw in flag being carried in a way which i don't think the style in flexed ever be carried. was. was. was. the strength in flags. has many meanings people use them as beach towns as bikini's but in the case of chronology they always used as flags of . the flag should be a symbol that you not see everyone it was trying to be used as a means of dividing people it was just a really really confronting site to say. it's offensive you know you have no idea who i am you have knowledge about my culture and you've become a hate us that much what have we done to you. as racist because wrap themselves in the symbol of a fair and free man and a stray is on the precipice of international. one pm sunday december eleventh. five thousand rise has many fueled by alcohol have turned

it's been a dramatic opening to the sydney hobart yacht race one of sailings most grueling competitions blackjack is leading the pack but early on it was a near collision between two of the favorites that stole the headlines command she wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering from wild oats eleven the two yachts almost bumped into each other out other just after leaving sydney harbor comanche subsequently launched an official protest phase a wins could resume the race record of one day and thirteen hours are focused this year long. and before i let you go and remind you of our main headline right now. a russian opposition leader alexina vollies bid to get his name on the presidential ballot has been rejected meanwhile president putin's supporters have nominated him for a fourth term. but as a first something about iraq and plan on behalf of the entire new steam thank you for spending this part of your day with us today the news continues at the top of the hour. from an isolated country images from the fourth korea. any tell you photographer captured fascinating shots of everyda

what we are going to look at live some more of those pictures from sydney right behind me for more than a million people are welcoming twenty eighteen in with gusto as a massive fireworks display going across the harbor the famous harbor bridge there but you know here in germany there is still a ten more hours until we ring in the new year let's take a look at the preparations under way for new year's eve in berlin we've got tight security measures being put in place at the brandenburg gate that's where the main festivities will take place now mass sexual assaults that took place in cologne on new year's eve two years ago are still hanging over the celebrations. the finishing touches on preparations for new year's eve in berlin and the brandenburg gate is getting ready to host hundreds of thousands of people a massive party and an even bigger security concern. course there will be police at the event especially outside as well as five hundred security personnel. we have strict admission policies will be checking all visitors and their bags and no fireworks glass bottles large bags or su

our correspondent, hywel griffith, is in sydney. this is an interesting move on the pa rt this is an interesting move on the part of the authorities in australia. how successful will they be? we will have to wait and see. this will take up to 18 months before a final report. we know the background. google and facebook are accused of forming a duopoly when it comes to advertising, taking a huge chunk of the share. they are one of the growing digital advertisers, overtaking tv advertising as the main media. be a —— the accc, the watch dog in australia, will look at advertising on line. there will also look at google and facebook‘s other activities. —— they. for example, how they generate news and how commercial advertising blues with that sometimes. some have been accused of generating fake news. we have seen that in the uk, calls for them to come under greater scrutiny by the media organisations. and also in the eu, facing fines for shopping services, with search engines referencing companies. this will come under the scrut

now it's been a dramatic day on the first leg of the sydney to hobart yacht race one of settings most grueling competitions blackjack is leading the pack but early on a near collision between two of the favorites actually stole the headlines comanche wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering from wild oats eleven the two young almost bumping into each other just leaving sydney harbor comanche subsequently lodging an official protest favorable wins by the way could mean the race record of one day and thirteen hours may full this year. and that is your world news update for now at the top of the. now time for a special edition of kino film correspondent scott roxboro conducting an exclusive interview with director peter that's up next here on. my first by station was a sewing machine. thing as simple as learning how to write about.

in australia, the daily telegraph in sydney has gone all out with both a front and back page. on the front it's quite simply god save the ashes and that the rivalry is dead. and on the front page of the west australian it says "we've ‘urned' it," as the ashes are regained, while the sydney morning herald caption it as "long may we reign over them." that is quite catchy. while in britain, the daily mail haven't held back by saying "how easy was that?" with former captain, nasser hussain, claiming moeen ali hasn't been up to it, while in the times another former captain michael atherton says england's lack of fast bowlers is holdfing them back with the headline "too skilful, too ferocious." and in the daily express, it blames captainjoe root and former skipper, alastair cook, with a simple phrase of blown away. now to the nfl, and carolina panthers owner, jerry richardson, has put the franchise up for sale, as he faces allegations of workplace misconduct. richardson has been the team's only owner since it formed in 1993 and says he will sell up at the end of the season and the

are going to head down under because it's been a dramatic opening to the sydney hobart yacht race one of sailings most grueling competitions blackjack is leading the pack but early on it was a near collision between two of the favorites that stole the headlines comanche wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering from wild oats eleven the two yachts almost bumping into each other just after leaving sydney harbor comanche has subsequently launched an official protest favorable wins could mean the race record of one day and thirteen hours falls this year. that's your world news a bit more coming up at the top of the hour but stay tuned business is up next and if you're in the market for a skyscraper get out first we'll have tips on how you can go about it so stay with us. freedom of expression. a value that always has to be defended and knew. all over the world aren't you a freedom.

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the latest headlines: a seaplane has crashed into a river north of sydney, killing all six people on board. police say the aircraft was on a sightseeing flight ahead of new year celebrations at sydney harbour when it came down. there are reports that four of the victims may be british. the department for work and pensions says it plans to use artificial intelligence to detect criminal gangs claiming benefits underfalse identities. computer algorithms have been developed to identify large—scale benefit fraud. iran's revolutionary guards have threatened anti—government protesters with an "iron fist" if days of political unrest continue. the warning came after protests intensified in the capital, tehran. thousands of rail travellers face disruption, as workers from crosscountry and south western rail services stage 24—hour strikes. next on bbc news, dateline london looks forward to 2018. hello, and welcome to dateline london, i'mjane hill. we're taking time today to look ahead to the world in 2018, in britain, the rest of europe, the us and around the world. with me is the british

but it has been a dramatic opening to the sydney hobart yacht race one of the sailing world's most grueling competitions blackjack is leading the pack but early on it was a near collision between two of the favorites stole the headlines comanche wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering from one end of eleven that the two yachts almost bumped into each other just after leaving sydney harbor not comanches obsequiously launched an official protest and favorable wind conditions mean the race record of one day and thirteen hours falls this year. you're watching t.v. news still to come on our program in the business series on china's new silk road i'll take you all the way to georgia where a local businesses are lining up for the flood of new trade heading their way from the east. at stories coming up with daniel at the business desk in just a few minutes to stay with us if you can. make your small team the small. or small. what you want what you want to. up to date. extraordinary. you decide what sort.

of arbitration for sport to sailing now in the australian entry wild oats eleven one the traditional sydney to hobart race smashing the events record in the process while those was held by mark richards and crossed the finish line in hobart after completing the one thousand one hundred seventy kilometer course one day eight hours and forty eight minutes that beats the old record by over four hours but the epic contest may not be over yet with team comanche set to launch a protest against wild oats following a near collision while leaving sydney on tuesday. at the top stories we're following for you this hour aid agencies in syria have begun evacuating almost thirty critically ill people from a rebel held town east of the capital damascus evacuees include several children urgently need medical treatment the operation is the result of a deal between the syrian government and rebels. a major prisoner swap between ukraine and pro russian rebels is underway at this hour in total three hundred eighty prisoners are being exchanged will soon be returning home. today don't forget you can always find

erratic maneuvering by wild oats eleven two yards almost bumped into each other just after leaving sydney harbor comanches secretly launched an official protest favorable winds could mean the race record of one day in thirteen hours will fall this year. to. evelyn pad de sica bay in the liberian capital monrovia that's your world news update for now we'll see you at the top of the hour for more take care. where i come from we had to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you newspapers with officially from.

it's been a dramatic opening to the sydney hobart yacht race one of sidings most grueling competitions blackjack currently leading the pack but early on it was a near collision between two of the favorites in this race that was what was stealing the headlines comanche wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering from wild oats eleven the two yachts as you can see here almost bumping into each other just often leaving sydney comanche by the way i suppose subsequently launching an official protest favor winds could remain the race record of one day and may for this year. that's your news update more from us at the top of the this is up next here on the tell me if you're thinking about buying a skyscraper and the. alphas has all you need tonight is to stay with us for that. what does a football loving country to reach its goals. will tell you our german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special on dot com.

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joining me now from sydney is journalist roger may not roger this report details official feelings on child abuse among many decades what were its main findings will cause this inquiry represent. in australia's long history involving literally tens of thousands of children most. people in the sixty's and seventy's as the royal commission made clear today that it believed that the catholic church in particular was guilty of a catastrophic failure leadership says the report the abuse is mentioned in the report were not just a few. there were an unknown number of people involved. chairman peter mcclelland described the abuse as a national tragedy his words across many many institutions children children are charged actions just. the. richest well as you said the catholic church is singled out as one of the biggest offenders how has it responded to the report's recommendations like ending forced celibacy of priests. well not very well is the answer i mean the recommendations of this inquiry will hopefully end those years of abuse and make sure that it never happens again but there are hun

what will sara and sydney do next? >> i would love to get in her head. >> will they get in the car or as their moms predicted walk away? >> how you feeling about this, lisa? >> a little uncomfortable right now. >> they're asking, are you okay to drive? >> coming up -- this looks promising, but how will it pan out? and then -- >> gave myself a couple shots before this. >> you took shots? >> no kid would get in a car with a drunk driver, right? when "dateline" continues. to most people, i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual

we'll be live to sydney for the details. also in business briefing, we'll be live to brussels to get an expert view on how much progress the british prime minster will make today. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. it isa it is a very packed programme with many stories. and many organisations, including australia, have named their word of the year, so we are asking what is your world of 2017? just send them in to bbc the briefing. eu sources have told bbc news british prime minister theresa may and the european commission are "nearing solutions" that will clear the way for the second phase of brexit talks, about the future trade relationship. the prime minister is due to have lunch with the commission president, jean—claude juncker, in brussels later today. a downing street spokesman said it would be "an important staging post", but there were "plenty of discussions still to go." here's adam fleming. three trips in three months. now the prime minister

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we'll be live in sydney. also on the programme: more than 1,000 firefighters battle huge wildfires in california. john lennon has been shot here in new york. there has been a crowd here standing ina vigil. there has been a crowd here standing in a vigil. the flowers have been piling up. the 14th ceasefire of this war and it's in the old city, dubrovnik. this morning, witnesses said shells were landing every 20 seconds. people are celebrating the passing of a man they hold responsible for hundreds of deaths and oppression. elsewhere, people have been gathering to mourn his passing. the widow of the former president of the philippines has called on trial in manila, facing seven charges of tax evasion, she pleaded not guilty. the prince and princess of wales are to separate, a statement from buckingham palace said the decision had been reached amicably. welcome back. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm karin giannone in london. our top stories: donald trump reverses decades of us policy

it's been a dramatic day on the first leg of the sydney to hobart yacht race one of the sailings most grueling competitions blackjack is leading the pack but early on it was a near collision between two of the favorites that stole the headlines comanche wasn't too pleased with some erratic maneuvering from wild oats alive in the two yachts almost bumping into each other just after leaving a sydney harbor comanche has subsequently lodged an official protest there wins could mean the race record of one day and thirteen hours falls this year. before i let you go want to remind you of our main story right now. russian opposition leader looks into volleys to get his name on the presidential ballot has been rejected russia's election commission says he's in eligible to run against president putin in next year's vote due to a past criminal conviction. thank you so much for spending this part of the day with us on layla rock on behalf of all of us here in berlin we hope to see you going to the top of the hour. when i'm traveling to be comfortable.

so shifted in the last week in sydney in herfavour. so hopefully in the days that come there is every chance that with a fair wind and more diplomacy behind the scenes, let's hope that she is backed by christmas. is she talking about coming home? she's definitely talking about coming home at christmas. she needs reassurance from me that she will be home by christmas that she's talking in terms of what she will do with her things, she's talking about making things, she's talking about making things for other prisoners so they have something to remember her by and all those nice things you start to talk about when things feel a bit lighter. you were pretty angry about borisjohnson, how do you feel now? that's right, i said some choice things on television and he reminded me of them! it feels like it has been a good weekend, i'm looking forward to catching up tomorrow and to stick in hearing more about what has happened but it feels to me clearly that he's done his best in the past two days and that is all that i can helpful. richard ratc

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. a french sailor has smashed the world record for the fastest circumnavigation of the globe. huge crowds welcomed him after crossing the finishing line in the channel on sunday morning, beating the previous record by more than six days. sailing home to a hero's welcome in north—western france. the 34—year—old celebrates smashing the record for circumnavigating the world. he did it six days faster than the previous record—holder, surpassing all his expectations. translation: i only had a little hope i would break the record. i never imagined i would beat it by so much. i was lucky i was successful. the crew of a helicopter tracking his progress towards the french coast earlier asked him how he felt about being on the verge of breaking the record. he said he had been lucky with the weather, but his ultra—high—tech yacht was also a major factor. it can ultra—high—tech yacht was also a majorfactor. it can reach ultra—high—tech yacht was also a major factor. it can reach

a man has been arrested in sydney to bea a man has been arrested in sydney to be a black—market agent selling missile parts to north korea. chan han choi has been charged with brokering illegal exports from the country and discussing the supply of weapons of mass destruction. police allege he has broken both un and australian sanctions. police say there was evidence he had beenin police say there was evidence he had been in contact with high—ranking officials in north korea. they suspect has lived in australia for more than 30 years, and that he was a loyal agent of pyongyang. he was arrested at his suburban home in sydney. mr chan is accused of trying to sell guidance software for ballistic missiles, as well as north korean military expertise to foreign buyers. authorities say the sales could have been worth tens of millions of dollars. to the regime of king john. -- kim —— kimjong—un. -- kim jong-un. we think he was basically an agent on the behalf of north korea. he was doing it for a unpatriotic purpose. at the end of the day, he would sell them to make money for the north

your name has to be sydney. the giveaway is to kick off their new 17 our dirty five minute flight from houston -- the new 17 our 35 minute flight from houston to sydney flight. the winner will be chosen december 28. >>> a new reason to travel to australia. it is summertime there. today marked a major milestone for same-sex couples. today amy laker and lauren price became the country's first same-sex couple to get married. country just legalized same-sex marriage last week. white other -- while other same sex couples have to wait, they were given special permission. the happy couple that i do in front of 65 guests in a ceremony just outside of sydney. >> we wanted it to be simple.>> australia is the 26th nation in the world where same-sex marriage is legal.>>> thanks for watching, we will see you back at here at 11 pm.>>> find the latest at cbs news sf.com. >>> tonight primetime lineup is sponsored by your local kia dealer. visit kia dealers.com. do not miss ncis: los angeles. tonight on kpix 5 .>>> an all- new s

a seaplane has crashed into a river north of sydney, killing all six people on board. unconfirmed reports say the casualties include an 11—year—old boy, the pilot and four british nationals. police in the iranian capital, tehran, use water cannon against protesters during a fourth day of anti—government demonstrations. authorities are restricting access to some social media channels. fireworks and festivities usher in the new year. hong kong welcomed in 2018 with a spectacular fireworks display above the iconic victoria harbour. and thousands of rail travellers face disruption as workers from two train companies stage 24—hour strikes in separate disputes about the role of guards and working conditions. now on bbc news, sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster. these are our sportsday headlines tonight... ederson saves a point for city, but the winning run is over. wenger sets a record at the hawthornes, as sanchez steals the points for the gunners. but they are held by west bromwich albion. and exeter stretch their lead in the rugby union premiership with victory agai

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. mps have expressed "serious doubts" that the ministry of defence will be able to afford all the new military equipment it plans to buy. a report by the commons defence select committee says the mod will struggle to make the necessary savings it needs to pay for newjets, warships and armoured vehicles, as ian palmer reports. she is the flagship of the royal navy. hms queen elizabeth, commissioned by her majesty the queen, earlier this month. at 280 metres long, she has space for a0 jet planes. but defence in the 21st—century does not come cheap. the biggest warship the british navy has ever had cost more than £3 billion. another aircraft carrier is being built in scotland. the ministry of defence want to spend £178 billion on more military equipment over the next ten years. it has to make savings to achieve that goal. to do that, it will have to sell buildings, and make efficiencies. however, the defence committee is extremely doubtful the mod can make those savings from an already

paul: and i am paul allen in sydney. the only big story for us is on the other side of the world, with the fed meeting. the 25 basis point hike, of course. but the conundrum of strong growth, but persistently weak inflation. it is the last time we will hear the soothing tones of janet yellen in a press conference. she has one more meeting, but that was the last press conference. a good legacy she leaves behind. no other fed chair has seen markets climb that far, that fast. betty: it seems a smooth transition to jay powell in february. what was interesting in the statement, what was missing, words on the labor market strengthening here in the u.s. recognition we are not seeing much power in wages here in the jobs market. that is that conundrum you mentioned for the fed. let's get the first word news with courtney collins. as it you were discussing, the fed has raised rates and lifted its growth forecast for next year. key rate bysed its 25 basis points and maintains the projection of three hikes in 2018. yellen said it un

we love you, sydney. her friends said she was caref when using the app. >> she usually sent a picture of the person she was going on a date with and let us know whether it was going to be at her house, their house or in public. >> it sounds like she did everything right. according to the pew research center 15% of american dulls have used an online dating site or a mobile dating app and a spokesperson for tinder issued this statement in regards to sydney loofe. we are deeply saddened by this horrific tragedy. our thoughts and prayers are with the victim's family and loved ones and we are fully cooperating with law enforcement in this investigation. >> so, amy, let's bring in dan abrams and callahan walsh of the national center of missing and exploited children to talk more about this. we heard a new report. police say they suspect foul play. those two people in custody haven't been charged. what do you think are the key piece of evidence. >> being held on other outstanding warrants. it seems the two key p

north korean agent days before he was apprehended australian resident chen hench oil was arrested in sydney on saturday those are the headlines news continues in al-jazeera after the strain keep it or. news has never been more available but the message is a simplistic and misinformation is rife the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narrative at this time on al-jazeera. hi i'm femi oke a annual industry and i'm really could be today a u.n. investigation on human rights in the united states is a friend to millions of americans.

we now go to sydney to see if england can get theirfirst go to sydney to see if england can get their first victory of the series. and we will all hope that it's a bit more exciting than this one. are you getting tired of batting at any point, stephen? no, i'm enjoying it. it's a shame we had to call it off in the last hour. i could have had another hour out there. it was good fun. i'm enjoying it at the moment. i feel i'm hitting the ball really well. hopefully i can end the series really well in sydney as well. very proud with the way we went about it. to come off three very difficult games and put ina three very difficult games and put in a performance like that, it's very pleasing. that's what we are about as a side. i think that's a fair reflection of what we are capable of as a team, and on a very unresponsive footitt, to perform how we did on the first and second stay with the ball was outstanding. the spec unresponsive wicket. staying with cricket, the england women skipper heather knight has received an obe in the queen's new year's honours list. her teammates tammy beaumont

north korea is trying to support itself by selling illegal cuts andrew thomas has more on this from sydney. is a naturalized australian citizen but police say he was working here as a loyal agent for north korea trying to earn money for the regime by selling missile components weapons expertise and cold on behalf of the regime that's what activity breaks united nations sanctions and australian sanctions it also breaks australian laws specifically designed to prohibit the development or production of weapons of mass destruction is the first person ever to be charged under a law the weapons of mass destruction act passed by the parliament here back in one thousand nine hundred five will be alleging in court this man was brokering this i would missile components three and typical experts from north korea to other international into teaching. we believe this may be too surprising discussions about this so i would miss the open print route from north korea to other entities abroad as another attempt to try and rise revenue for the government in north korea we don't know much about those other e

phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. prince harry has taken on a new role — as a journalist — and interviewed the former us president barack 0bama. the interview was recorded at the invictus games in september as part of the today programme's guest editor series. the fifth in line to the throne takes over the show on the 27th december on bbc radio 4 — and he gave the politician some interview advice ahead of the discussion. do i have to speak faster, because i'm a slow speaker. not at all. should i do a british accent? if you start using long pauses between answers you're probably going to get this face. laughter. i don't want to see that face. it will be a 20 minute package for the bbc after christmas, and we hope to use the whole thing. excellent. 0k. i'm ready. do you guys have sound? sounding great. you're excited about this, i'm nervous about this. it's fine. i'll interview you if you want. let's keep it this way, i'd much prefer that! prince harry is going to make a great interviewer. french sailor francois g

the police have called it a case like nothing ever seen on a stray in soil sydney resident chan hand choice stands accused of working as an economic an agent for north korea he allegedly used encrypted messages to try and broker sales of illegal exports including missile parts and technology in an effort to raise money for pyongyang astray and prime minister malcolm turnbull delivered a stern warning to anyone thinking of assisting north korea. north korea is a dangerous reckless criminal regime threatening the pace of the region it is vitally important that all nations work relate closely to enforce those sanctions because the more economic pressure that can be brought on north korea the soon will that regime will be brought to its senses if it's five showing yang to expand its intercontinental missile capabilities have excel aerated in recent months resulting in a tightening of economic sanctions a strain federal police assistant commissioner neil gown told reporters that the case is a sign those measures are having an effect. by seeley's an economic engine on behalf of north korea

from north korea to try to sell missile components on the black market china and china was arrested in sydney un sanctions aimed at stopping the north's nuclear bomb and missile program have severely restricted cash flow a strange foreign minister says north korea is trying to support itself by selling illegal goods. north korea is a dangerous reckless criminal regime threatening the pace of the region it supports itself by breaching u.n. sanctions not simply by selling commodities like call and other goods but also by selling weapons by selling drugs by engaging in cyber crime it is vitally important that all nations work relentlessly to enforce those sanctions because the more economic pressure that can be brought on north korea the sooner will that regime will be brought to its senses a correspondent and thomas is more from city. choice than china is a naturalized australian citizen but police say he was working here as a loyal agent for north korea trying to earn money for the regime by selling missile components weapons expertise i'm told on behalf of the regime that's what activity brea

we love you, sydney. her friends telling us she was careful when using the dating app. >> she usually sent a picture of the person she was going on a date with and let us know whether it was going to be at her house, their house or in public. >> it sounds like she did everything right. now according to the pew research center, 15% of american dulls have used an online dating site or mobile dating app, and a spokesperson for tinder issued this statement in regards to sydney loofe. we are deeply saddened by this horrific tragedy. our thoughts and prayers are with the victim's family and loved ones and we are fully cooperating with law enforcement in this investigation. >> so, amy, let's bring in dan abrams and callahan walsh of the national center of missing and exploited children to talk more about this. we heard a new report. police say they suspect foul play. those two people in custody haven't been charged. what do you think are the key pieces of evidence here? >> yeah. they are being held on other outs

we also deployed ride blocks in southern sydney and they sed in sydney to stop people from coming in because we didn't want to add fuel to the fire boss into letting everybody get. but by then the mob have been whipped up into a racist frenzy. all our member seeing is so many angry faces seventy pushing and shoving through a struggling flag being carried in a way which i don't think the style in flexed ever be carried. was. the strength in flags. has many meanings people use them as beach towns as became nice but in the case of chronology they always used as flags of. the flag should be a symbol that you're not simply what it was trying to be used as a means of dividing people it was just a really really come fronting site to say. it's offensive you know you have no idea who i am you have knowledge about my culture and you've become a hate us that much what have we done to you. as racist sods wrapped themselves in the symbol of a fair and free man and a stray is on the precipice of international. one pm sunday december eleventh. five thousand riot has many fuelled by alcohol have tur

. >> in this morning's gma first look, a family and community mourning the loss of sydney her date, bailey boswell and roommate are being called persons of interest by police. >> we believe aubrey trail and bailey boswell were two of the last people to have been with sydney prior to her disappearance. >> combing through evidence, looking for boswell and trail who left town after sydney's disappearance. >> she asked me to drop her off at a friends house so i did so and i gave her my number. i have not heard from her since. >> digital clues leading authorities to what they believe to be loofe's body. >> we believe there is evidence of foul play. >> much more coming up at 7:00 a.m. kendis gibson, abc news, new york. what do you think? hey, think ben will like it? yeah, was i the only one hearing the angelic music? i'm serious, i never know what to get him. just tell me you got him fios too. sigh. mrs. layne, fios is a 100% fiber-optic network. that, plus this sick console, he'll be like whaaaaaattt. your new tech is best on the 100% fiber optic network. so get fios. no