schwartz: but new zealand has beauty with bite. too often in recent years, adventure has turned to deadly misadventure. queenslander, scott ashcroft is hoping that won't happen today. steve latham: "it's a very special day today isn't it? why is it a very special day? whose birthday is it? scotty's birthday! and one thing about scotty is that he's scared of heights - so as a birthday present we are going to throw him off a 134 metre bridge. what do we think of that idea?" tourists: (shout) "awesome!" schwartz: "so you're afraid of heights?" scott ashcroft: "i am, yep". schwartz: "why are you going to jump off a bridge?" scott ashcroft: "i have no idea. i guess it's good just to test yourself out a bit.... challenge yourself". anna: "so you're going to be out on the edge like this, push off away from us as far as you can go, go in head first". scott ashcroft: "yeah at the moment i'm not feeling too bad". schwartz: "how many times have you been to the bathroom?" scott ashcroft: "a couple" (laughing) schwartz: two and a half million p

trying to write new zealand in a tradition that's not included in a new zealand voice. >> and being from new zealand, does that bring something to this that we're not aware of? >> yes, i think so. i think it's a different project for a novelist from a small country because you can't rely on anybody knowing any of the things you're talking about already. and so you have to both create the impression in the reader's mind and also kind of explore it. a lot bit different than you know if you're rushing about a place or a paper or an incident that is already a fixture in kind of the imagination of the world. >> it's the longest book ever for the prize and you're the youngest author. that got a lot of attention. did it mean anything to you, the age part. >> well i mean, i'm very, i feel it's a great honor, you know, very pleased that it worked out the way it has. but the funny thing is in my mind whenever i hear youngest girl longest book. i kept switching the adjective are hearing oldest author youngest book. >> what's next for you. >> back to new sealand. i'm teaching down there and hopefull

climate denial cost us all a lot that's the message coming out of new zealand today the new zealand court of appeals ruled that the new zealand climate education trust a group working to quote reflect the truth about climate change and the exaggerated claims that have been made about anthropogenic global warming must hand over ninety thousand dollars to pay court fees for a recent lawsuit they were involved in the climate denying climate education trust sued the national institute of water and atmospheric research arguing the institute intentionally manipulated temperature data to promote the idea of climate change but a new zealand court of appeals just this force miller ruled that the climate education trust was the one manipulating and matt quote mounting a crusade against an i.w.a. and was not acting reasonably in other words the climate that is right the world is warming and if you believe otherwise and you want to use the legal system to push an unscientific pro polluter agenda then you better be ready to pay the legal fees for taking scientists to court so in a roundabout way pollu

climate denial cost us all a lot that's the message coming out of new zealand today the new zealand court of appeals ruled that the new zealand climate education trust a group working to quote reflect the truth about climate change and the exaggerated claims that have been made about anthropogenic global warming must hand over ninety thousand dollars to pay court fees for a recent lawsuit they were involved in the climate denying climate education trust sued the national institute of water and atmospheric research arguing the institute intentionally manipulated temperature data to promote the idea. of climate change but new zealand court of appeals justice force miller ruled that the climate education trust was the one manipulating and matt quote mounting a crusade against and i w a and was not acting reasonably in other words the climate that is right the world is warming and if you believe otherwise and you want to use the legal system to push an unscientific pro polluter agenda then you better be ready to pay the legal fees for taking scientists to court so in a roundabout way polluter

she found theresa in new zealand. she was also going to have a daughter, page, who was also born without an arm. so when the little girls were babies, the moms would send each other photos of their daughters as they were growing up and they were able to share with each other their experiences. but somewhere along the process life just happened and they lost touch with each other. after three years of sarah and emma searching for them in new zealand, they finally found each other and they were able to reconnect. >> when i saw page, it was like i saw a mirror image of me. >> when i saw sarah, i thought this is how people see me. >> they became best friends but they never met at this point. skype actually paid for them to be able to do this. this is the real special moment. sarah ended up traveling to new zealand and this is the moment they meet for the very first time. >> i'm really nervous. >> this is so awesome. >> it doesn't seem real. >> imagine being able to find someone who understands your life, your process in a

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zealand. in field some way that their relationship to these other countries is beneficial to than an hour security. do you need to really worry that were being you know our spy agency. it seems that is being used but that s a mountain to collect information to share information. us officials i'm new and i think that we don't know the issues you know how these organizations are operating on bill thomas of our information is being shared across borders engine databases and the comedians are. they just concerned and want answers. stir and laugh with and i wanted to go back to something. glenn greenwald talked about in a cbc interview. in response to claim that these revelations would expose state secrets at it and those involved in terrorism and airport would do more harm to national security then and i'd take a look into this. here is a long they don't know that the us and uk governments do everything possible to monitor communications class some of them are huge human couriers. we can tell that

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through new zealand level before they kicked the kick to ensure new zealand remained unbeaten this year. turopean tour victory two-sho win in the south african open in the outskirts of johannesburg. the home favorites both wondered three shot lead. rzel triple bogey the sixth. 67.y free five under par >> iranian web users hailed a nuclear deal in geneva. friends and family of an alleged online drug baron campaign for his release. heartwarming story of a premature baby. negotiations have been successfully completed, and rights to uranium enrichment have been recognized as sanctions will be easy. the iranian foreign minister's facebook posts hailing the deal. his post was soon shared by tens of thousands of web users even though the site is actually blocking iran. users have taken to social networks intros to comment on this historic praising, thanking and their government to reach a compromise after five days of talks in geneva. the iranian president hassan rouhani sang in a tweet that the deal will open horizons. others saying they hoped the agreement will also promote peace in the regi

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it is about to smash it is the lpc don't know yet to understand why he wants to attack the new zealand the eighth and i wanted to see a newspaper and firearms safety occasion about it then the kiddos to me that it was this petition on. last friday a massive manhunt was launched on phenomenon and to the press tv station on monday the same individualist top of that can fly and seriously injuring one person in the offices of the news paper let us see on the gunmen then five shots outside the bank before hijacking a car. he is foreign policy chief catherine ashton e g the fact it took save reminds me of the program reads you. the us is more day but the barry hall is to see that breakthrough deal this week cautious optimism that a deal can be reached. iran's foreign minister as i read he's leading his country speaking for the team team with a six run lead is towards an unknown killer courts. i hear a news correspondent in geneva says so says from behind the cash to say it is the position if the eighth week of three changes break in eight runs positions states writes catherine ashton said th

festival at him in new zealand has made it safe at because women can come for singapore to tax i don't know where you can see me at the school that sam tax and have continued but of course the main events that they can manage even though they can marry to get some helpful in this country know when anasta that i had the husbands and partners in this country and no more than two women are killed. i like the commas in this country even though istanbul full so the question is the implantation of the villains told me that it is the implementation of those and it's a question of whether the police are taking a call from women seriously and contacts and offices in new zealand. definitely and the pots into the lead in the density of homes due to a show that women are saying that they feel safe and they are imposing a tax that the summing up using the place is taken seriously he only nodded. and sadly killed a woman is forced to manage its own. so it should be able to veto that it's that if i didn't enforce a woman because she's a prostitute because this is illegal. you're not that i know he's

the drug delivery system in new zealand works and it can work better here. >> reporter: he introduced a bill that legalized pharmaceutical imports so did one of his democratic colleagues. they rolled their bills into one and joined force and both sides of the issue sent their lobbyists to work. >> there were four of us that were lobbying on behalf of the bill. there were at least 12 lobbyists from representing pharmacies. >> reporter: the pharmacists and drug companies argued the bill would endang terrify people of maine. but in june the bill passed both houses with bipartisan majorities. maine became the first state in the nation to legalize mail order drug imports. in. september a month before imports could resume the pharmaceutical industry and its allies filed a federal lawsuit to strike down the law. >> there's several things wrong with the maine law not least of which is the fact that it violates the federal food and drug administration, laws prohibiting the importation of prescription medication outside of the fda's regulatory construct. >> reporter: he says federal law gives t

led straight to new zealand and britain ok well these are. these are two e.u. countries as you said and they have strong a store going to make ties but then again berlin says that it's illegal to use an embassy for our you know electronic surveillance purposes and again of these allegations prove to be true what sort of consequences could london be facing. it depends on how far germany wants to go i mean if germany really wanted to send a message this is entirely unacceptable i mean codes you know call the ambassador in a serious way and then ultimately shut down the embassy send the ambassador home i don't think they'll do that because there are certain constraints within which diplomacy takes place between the governments of the world and so while they express their opposition at the same time america has to know that our security forces are presumably doing precisely the same in london in washington as we speak and so i think actually what would happen is that there's an attempt there'll be an attempt by the governments to somebody express and give voice to

. >>> mexico is leading new zealand 8-1 for their score in the world cup spot. you can't question new zealand's effort though. >>> and number three chris renaldo won this week, sending them to the world cup. a gold winner. >> and how about this? tanner celebrating senior day the right way with the fifth -- over the top. one more time beautiful. the number one play in the night, kent state defensive lineman did the same thing. he's 6-4, 265 pounds. now, the defender is very smart. he tries to go in low, he misses him. but if you try to go high on the guy, you were going to pate price. so again, bobble head tomorrow night. i'm going into maintenance right now to see if we could repair him up to play tomorrow evening. >> exactly. tomorrow night. >> thanks. >>> we'll find out tomorrow. >>> we'll find out tomorrow. so we will see if he is the ,, mçó4+y?i >>> we'll find out tomorrow. so we will see if he is the ,, to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covere

cz gorge themselves at the perfect position to qualify for finals next year when they thrashed new zealand in the first leg of the qualifying final. the lg cup when five one with as it gets the deal has taken a tumble town had to return a call wednesday in wellington in thirty cultivated. wales star on friday. as expected said your photos will be leaving mclaren off just one season. the mexican can follow the news in an official statement ahead of sunday's us grand prix harris joined the former champion from sabra the end of last year as a replacement for there is help them move to mercedes. mclaren's four season since nineteen eighty nine paris nord get to boston finished higher than fifth place for all to much to me this week to twenty three year old would be replaced by king ish rookie kevin rudd assembled of the deal has yet to be officially confirmed or as greenwald has been linked with moves to force india. olympic champion garry oak on monday i will miss the start of the cross country skiing season after injuring his ankle during a training session. this topic the twenty seven year

it is in new zealand pine 30- year? ." it is more money but will last to 50 years. >> the important thing about maintenance is not deferring to much. it just gets worse and worse. then when you are selling the property, more likely than not, you will have a pest inspection, which is where we have an expert go through. he sees there is dry rot or fungus or structural problems. then there is a number in that report which is how much he estimates repairs to be. if you had spent $2,500 every five years to seal your deck, that might prevent you from having the $45,000 report you just got. >> we do that almost immediately upon receiving a listing from the cellar. the first thing we ask them to do is to get it passed report to find out what the damage is so there is negotiation up front. that is something that is known. we almost never have a zero report. >> to those usually come off the bottom line? >> i would say yes, oftentimes. >> it will affect the list price in some way. >> how much does parking? >> i see people putting gar

led with canada strange new zealand and britain whereby they spy on all the respect supposedly agree not to spy on each other i think actually what would happen is that there's an attempt to be an attempt by the governments to saudi express and give voice to the anger felt by people but then to try and put a lid on it because if you look at what's happening between the you with the us i mean there is words of criticism but then both sides want to get on for example with the free trade agreement between the two in the us because they see it as being in the interests of big business on both sides still to come an investigation sheds light on. need knighted states an independent report shows that while the defense department the cia must have minded the abusive treatment it was the doctors of medical stuff that were more and zome had. a nationwide strike in greece shuts public services and transport for twenty four hours as protesters go all out against a sturdy program whipped up by the country's international leaders. the next terrorist attacks across syria have left at least sixteen

. >>> mexico is leading new zealand 8-1 for their score in the world cup spot. you can't question new zealand's effort though. >>> and number three chris renaldo won this week, sending them to the world cup. a gold winner. >> and how about this? tanner celebrating senior day the right way with the fifth -- over the top. one more time beautiful. the number one play in the night, kent state defensive lineman did the same thing. he's 6-4, 265 pounds. now, the defender is very smart. he tries to go in low, he misses him. but if you try to go high on the guy, you were going to pate price. so again, bobble head tomorrow night. i'm going into maintenance right now to see if we could repair him up to play tomorrow evening. >> exactly. tomorrow night. >> thanks. >>> we'll find out tomorrow. so we will see if he is the starter. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. >>> coming up next, anderson cooper. >> our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. we'll see you then. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadwa

zealand. the winner of the match will take part in the world cup in two thousand fourteen. the head coach miguel herrera determined twenty three players in the mexican team will be preparing for the upcoming match the european renowned sportsmen such as manchester united for ivf hernandez did not get invited to the national team. ten of twenty three players were present american team which was coaefore he was appointed the chief coach of the national team but skilful ball players do not miss the finals of the word championship since nineteen ninety the first match of the mexicans in the new zealand's will be held in mexico city on nov thirteen. i know. i know street. what are you in the inning. chilling portrait fourth street. sadly the reception staff that was new and expanded h projects going. they never ask a book look at it. sharing the folks here a couple shoot straight at you you cannot make out what we want to for expanded to other. and all deceit is that it's time to decrease it and it

led was counted a strain in new zealand and britain whereby they spy on others but supposedly agree not to spy on each other i think actually what would happen is that there's an attempt there'd be an attempt by the governments to so madi express and give voice to be felt by people but then to try and put a lid on it because if you look at what's happening between the you with the us i mean there is words of criticism but then both sides want to get on for example with the free trade agreement between the e.u. and the us because they see it as being in the interests of big business on both sides with the u.k. party going to no rush to give burley nonces over the latest spying allegations peter all of it went to find out what the german people themselves that the said bout it. the fallout from the revelations that britain may have had a spy nest on the roof of its embassy in berlin it being felt right across germany here in rural northern bavaria the local newspaper carries the headline now even the british as spying on us it also has a picture of the locations of the british and america

led was counted a strain in new zealand and britain whereby they spy on others but supposedly agree not to spy on each other i think actually what would happen is that there's been attempts there'd be an attempt by the governments to so madi express and give voice to be felt by people but then to try and put a lid on it because if you look at what's happening between the you with the us i mean there is words of criticism but then both sides want to get on for example with the free trade agreement between the two in the us because they see it as being in the interests of big business on both sides. so when the u.k. apparently no rush to give burley announces over the latest spying allegations peter all of went out to find out what the germans themselves that is said. the fallout from the revelations that britain may have had a spy nest on the roof of its embassy in berlin are being felt right across germany here in rural northern bavaria the local newspaper carries the headline now even the british as spying on us it also has a picture of the locations of the british and american embassi

led was counted a strain in new zealand and britain whereby they spy on others but supposedly agree not to spy on each other i think actually what would happen is that is that it attempts would be an attempt by the governments to so madi express and give voice to be felt by people but then to try and put a lid on it because if you look at what's happening between the you with the us i mean there is words of criticism but then both sides want to get on for example with the free trade agreement between the two in the us because they see it as being in the interests of big business on both sides. over the u.k. partly no rush to give birth announces over the latest spying allegations peter all of a fraud he went to find out what the german people had to say about it. the fallout from the revelations that britain may have had a spy nest on the roof of its embassy in berlin it being felt right across germany here in rural northern bavaria the local newspaper carries the headline now even the british as spying on us it also has a picture of the locations of the british and american embassies a

new zealand canada and the u.s. they all share data and information with each other and we know that for example australia has been used by the n.s.a. to to do certain spying on certain individuals and we know that there's a lot of other cooperation there between canada and the u.s. and the other countries absolutely and of course the information that's collected is then shared with other agencies like the cia do the two countries work together and actually detaining us or canadian citizen citizens abroad. well i mean that's sort of the issue i think but both with the n.s.a. and with the candidates. both these agencies are really they're secretive they're expensive and from what we're hearing with all the leaks from from snowden they're really at a control and we have every reason to suspect that they do cooperate in that way in terms of apprehending people we know that they're definitely sharing data but how deep that cooperation goes we don't know but i'm hoping that the new revelations coming from glenn greenwald

new zealand canada the us they all share data and information with each other and we know that for example australia has been used by then it say to do certain spying on certain individuals and we know that there's a lot of other cooperation there between canada and the u.s. and the other countries absolutely and of course seen information that's collected is then shared with other agencies like the cia do the two countries work together and actually detaining u.s. or canadian citizen citizens abroad. well i mean that's sort of the issue i think but both with the n.s.a. and with canada. both these agencies are really they're secretive they're expensive and from what we're hearing all these leaks from from snowden they're really at a control and we have every reason to suspect that they do cooperate in that way in terms of apprehending people we know that they're definitely sharing data but how deep that cooperation goes we don't know but i'm hoping that the new revelations coming from glenn greenwald will shine some light on that a committee because i think canadians americans people reall

led was founded a strain in new zealand and britain whereby they spy on others but supposedly agree not to spy on each other i think actually what would happen is that business attempts to be an attempt by the governments to so madi express and give voice to the anger felt by people but then to try and put a lid on it because if you look at what's happening between the you with the us i mean there is words of criticism but then both sides want to get on for example with the free trade agreement between the e.u. and the us because they see it as being in the interests of big business on both sides but with the u.k. apparently no rush to give billy nonces over the latest spying allegations next peter all of it goes to find out what the germans themselves have to say about it. the fallout from the revelations that britain may have had a spy nest on the roof of its embassy in berlin it being felt right across germany here in rural northern bavaria the local newspaper carries the headline now even the british as spying on us it also has a picture of the locations of the british and american

australia and new zealand do canadian seal in some way that their relationship to means other countries is beneficial to them and their security. i think from what i'm hearing today is that really worries that we're getting you know our spy agency . being used but that is. to collect information and share information with u.s. officials so you know i think that we don't the issue is we don't know how these organizations are operating we don't know how much of our information is being shared across borders and different databases and i think canadians are mostly just concerned and want answers on the shore and lastly steve i wanted to go back to something glenn greenwald talked about in his c.b.c. interview and response to the claim that these revelations would expose state secrets to those involved with terrorism and therefore it would do more harm to national security then than good take a lesson of this terrorist of long ago known that the u.s. and u.k. governments do everything possible to monitor their communications that's why it's all been mobbed used human couriers we didn't tell

of giving indians rights over the area united nations destroyed countries voting against australia new zealand canada and the united states post a resolution declaring indigenous people's right to self rule the un is also cooling for the states to return to indian tribes and the mission to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation with the alter official borders created by europeans. really great to see you say the demographics are wrong. we are projected to be the majority. states california arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states . for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities and europeans have done to us exterminated ninety five percent and they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty in. many cities throughout the us already a majority indigenous in a year is a state's projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of americans is alrea

zealand canada and the united states calls the resolution declaring indigenous people's right to self rule the un is also calling for the states to return to indian tribes and. to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation with the altar official created by europeans. really great to see you say the demographics. we are projected to be the majority. states california and arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states. for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities. the europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty in our own land many cities throughout the u.s. already majority indigenous in eight years eight more states are projected to be whites minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of sorts in americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth ec

. >> these guys were diving off the coast of new zealand. all was fine. immediately they start experiencing some pretty rough currents. >> once we got out, we realized it was a rough dive and a bit of a washing machine. >> they were expecting to be down for about 90 minutes. after 45 minutes they decided to call it quits. once they got to the surface, they realized they were in deep trouble. there was no sign of their boat. the currents swept them away. the islands are 600 miles away from everything. there's no one around, it's desolate. so now what? >> i'm panicked, panicked for these people. >> the one thing that saved their butts. >> introducing the naughtless lifeline. >> the radio has one function, you can call for boats nearby. if you're if deep do-do, you can set off a gps alarm to boats anywhere like 4,000 miles away. and it did save these guys' lives. >> there are no other boats in that area. the only thing that got us out of that situation quickly was that skip had the lifeline. >> everybody orders that the school -- [ laughter >> it's captured

zealand canada and the united states post a resolution declaring indigenous peoples right to self rule the un is also calling for the states to return to indian tribes. and. to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation with the alter official borders created by europeans. really great to see you say that demographics are wrong. we are projected to be the majority. states california and arizona and the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states . for the year. because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared. all of the monstrosities. europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty. and many since you throw the us already majority indigenous in a year is a more space the projected to be one it's minority in thirty years that will apply to the united states as a whole reaction of sorts of americans is already causing some surprise seek truth from facts this is the truth eco. is obvi

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zealand canada and the united states post a resolution declaring indigenous people's right to self rule the un is also calling for the states to return to indian tribes this golden land. to bring indigenous people of america in a single nation without it says the alter official borders created by europeans movements direct selling to scallop book and joins us really great to see you say the demographics are wrong you'll side we are projected to be the majority in the states california and arizona and basically the western united states in the next fifty years we're going to be the majority in the united states of america for the european guert about all this i say placido more because that's what we've been doing for five hundred years we've been scared of all of the monstrosities and europeans have done to us they've exterminated ninety five percent of our population they're still in one hundred percent of our land they've left us in poverty. and many cities throughout the u.s. already majority indigenous in eight years eight more states are projected to be whites minority in thirty ye

a retaken kick, new zealand with an incredible gain 24 to 22. the world cup of government for australia. adam scott won the team event as well. fourth round, 66. the first on his way: not to be out done, they grabbed an eagle, this time on the 6th hole. non-relatives in the philippines two weeks ago. in seconds with the individual title, first 1 in three years. a south african open after overcoming a 1 stock did he have seat over schwartz who shot 1 over 7 ebb 1 on the 6th hole. a 67 to finish a 90 overall to win by two. a community in the u.s. claims to be one of the most energy efficient in the world. the cars in pecan street project in texas are powered by alternative energy. al jazeera's andy gallagher has more. this doesn't look like a revolutionary neighborhood. pecan street project aims to drastically change the way we live. there are the kinds of changes that residents like dennis nick are acutely aware. >> half of our energy costs have been covered by the solar panels. >> he moved here several years ago and says his commitment to the en

an unbeaten century helps new zealand post 307 for five. in apply rahman missed out on a tonne of four bangladesh. >> they are 259 for five. bangladesh sealed the lead 2-0. >> an australian olympic medallist in kayaking has been arrested after a drug bust in yales. nathan baggeley won two silvers at the asian games in 2004. he faces seven charges including conspiracy to manufacture and produce a prohibited drug. >> match mucho mucho man won a 3-way dual to win the breed. gary -- breeders' cup. gary stevens won his first classic as he pushed mucho muchoman to the front. the 5-year-old filly, who man second narrowly edged out we'll take charge in the richest race in north america. that's it for me. >> thank you very much. see you later. india's biggest festival is in full swing. diwali is the festival of lights. many of the illuminations are made in china. we explain why indian manufacturers can't compete with cheep chinese imports. >> prayers are an important tradition during diwali, the festival of light. apart from prayers, this diwali is

. >>> mexico have put themselves in control of the world cup in new zealand-on-wednesday. they are among their fourth coach in two months. they scored inside of the break and helped his team to get a 5-1 win. mexico travelled to wellington new zealand for the second leg of the match that takes place next wednesday. >>> thank you very much. and from all of us at the news hour thank you for watching. >> i will be back a little bit later. bye for now. ♪ determining using some sort of subjective interpretation of their policy as to whether or not your particular report was actually abusive, because if it doesn't contain language that specifically threatens you directly or is targeted towards you specifically, they may not consider it abuse. they may consider it offensive. and in that case they just recommend that you block that person. >> i don't want to minimise this, because i mean, there's some really horrible things that are on line, and it's not - it's not just twitter, what has happened through social media and the anonymity of the net is that you see websites, hate-fi

next week will see new zealand, the first team to do that since 1995. >>> 31. france avenge the painful memories of defeat to tonga after the world cup by beating them 38-18318. and australia leading ireland 22-12. >>> the czech republic has taken a 2-1 leads over serbia. and the best of five at 1-1, but overwhelming the home side, and then winning, and required only one more win from sunday's final two single ties to attain the title. >>> the season high hole from lebron james has steered miami to victory over the mavericks. creating 14 of 18 shots from the field, dwayne wide became the second player in heat history to clench eight steels and eight assists and win 110-104. >> more at the top of the hour. stay with us. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid at last getting to typhoo typhoon-stricken areas in the philippines. but more needs to be done to help the 2 million people who cannot return to their homes. >>> a suicide-bombing in afghanistan killed six people. >>> and two women's stories of

. >> not only me, but the support team in new zealand. they've been working hard. i don't want to let them down. i'm trying my best to be more grown up and a good professional. >> sunday the fighting has begun d between the camps of manny pacquiao, and brandon rios. the coaches became involved over a shared training gym in macau. he claimed brandon rios's camp went over type of. the bout is dedicated to his native philippines. >> i'm doing my best to win the fight specifically for what happened to my countryman, the philippines, the typhoon. this fight - to all the people and families affected by the typhoon, this fight is for you. >> there's more sport on the website. follow the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. that's it from me for now. back with more later. >> president obama paid tribute to the recipients of the presidential medal of freedom. it's the highest civilian honour that can be awarded to americans. former president bill clinton and talk show host oprah winfrey are among the 16 recipients this year. the medal was established by former president jo

and new zealand's rugby team, the all blacks were beaten 38-21 last december and its heading for a close finish. it's now 20-16, and argentina 31-6, italy is minutes away from victory against fiji, and france will aim to erase their painful defeat to tonga at the cup and australia and ireland. >>> producing 39 points and 14 of 18 shots from the field. dwyane wade was the second in heat history t history tying their game at 3-3 in the third period. the match went to overtime in shoot out. and bÄckstrÖm scored the only goal to give them the win. >>> continuing dominance on the track with the fastest time in practice in the u.s. grand prix. the champion was not in the mood to let up on his opponent. red bull marked out the two spots. >>> former driver has been making his debut at the top level of rallying but the pole came unstuck in wales, rolling in stage four on friday. he and his italian codriver were unhurt. he said that the i part of feeling out the terrain he's getting used to receiving pace notes in italian after speaking to his former codriver who were polish before this race. th

they will take a 5-1 advantage with new zealand in wellington. despite an unstable qualifying period that has between four managers. >>> the asian cup qualifier between lebanon and iran went ahead in beirut on tuesday despite twin blasts in the city. the two teams played in front of an empty stadium. the iranian players also wore a black ribbon on their jersey in remembrance of the 23 killed. >>> aone of cricket's biggest rivalries resumes on thursday as the series against england and australia gets underway. the occasion marks the 100th at the time for this man. he claims he is misunderstood. >> i can't help people thinking that i'm arrogant. i think a lot of great sportsman out there have that little bit something to them that makes them want to be the best and wake up every single day wanting to improve. i call it confidence. >>> the australian golfer has spoken for the first time about the loss of several of his relatives to the typhoon in the philippines. at it of his relatives were killed including his grandmother. >> it's a real tragedy. y

they jumped all over new zealand. mexico led 2-0 at the break, and piled on three more goals in the second half, and 5-1 final margin. the ten previous qualifying games mexico scored seven old testament goals but the fourth mexico coach in the last two months brought out the offensive eruption. he used players based in mexico's domestic league. these two teams will advanc meed the tea winning team will advano the world cup. >>> receiving 28 of the 30 first-place votes for the baseball writers of america. he led in wins and strike outs at 240. he became the second tigers to win the cy young, justin verlander won it in 2011. >>> now to the nfl, the marquee game is a showdown between two best teams in the afc who happen to be bitter division rivals. the broncos the only remaining unbiten team in the envelope will go up againsunbeaten team y chiefs will go up against the broncos. >> he has his game man, and we got our's installed. you know, it's enough for us to listen for him out there. good quarterback, great quarterbac

diver in wellington, new zealand. two orcas go flying by. it is cool because the one whale totally does check the guy out. >> i could eat you if i wanted to. >> got a couple of videos for you guys. wind involved in both of them. >> this video was posted back in 2012 but it's just now trending. a couple of sailors. they have a gopro at the front of their boat and they're using the wire that comes from the mast of the boat to balance the force of the wind and the sails, too. >> they're going at a pretty good speed. >> something broke. because they look like they went right into the water. >> the trapeze broke. the actual wire what. this was called trapeze fail. they both fell right off. the guys are okay. they start swimming back to their boat to maybe try to right that vessel. >> good thing the boat didn't keep going. >> you're right. >> dash cam from russia. given, wind a factor in this video. >> ooh! >> out of nowhere a dead tree blown over by the wind in the middle of the road. it surprises you in the same way it surprises the driver. the