the truth is that i would not support this job. although i maryam namazie and on the near the top stories the u.s. secretary of state says he's made great progress in his talks with korean leader kim jong un's most trusted lieutenants and meetings with chem young child in new york is supposed to move the way for historic summit between donald trump and kim jong un next month but might refused to confirm if it would definitely happen. our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste. in my conversations with your mckim going to be on your own and today with vice chairman kept me until i've been very clear the president of the united states objective is very consistent and well known the

complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula our diplomatic editor james bays has more from the united nations in new york. there's a degree of uncertainty and one of the reasons for that uncertainty is the fact that the north korean envoy now goes to the don't know how president trump will react to meeting a senior north korean envoy certainly we were getting the message from the white house earlier on from president trump himself and from secretary here in new york that things are going well it's positive it's constructive but they don't seem to have had any of the guarantees they wanted any of the commitments they wanted before this summit took place he sidestepped questions about denuclearization and the definition of that and whether they're on the same page when he spoke to reporters and it's also interesting that both president trump and secretary pompei

o are seeing or so i think potentially is a much more drawn out process remember a few weeks ago when we were told this was all going to happen at one big historic meeting well now president trump is talking about perhaps two claps three meetings with the north korean leader and secretary pompei making it clear this is very complicated and it will be a long process canada and france have hit back at the u.s. decision to tariffs on steel and other many men ports saying the move is unacceptable and illegal and that they'll impose retaliatory measures u.s. commerce secretary well the ross says the twenty five percent are a fun steal a ten percent tariff on allen minium imports or targeted at canada mexico and the e.u. measures will come into effect that four hundred g.m.t. on friday today we find ourselves the target of punitive tariffs on canadian aluminum and steel under pretext of a two three two national security provision let me be clear these tariffs are

totally unacceptable for one hundred fifty years canada has been the united states as most steadfast ally. the leaders of italy's five star movement and far lead parties say they've agreed on a new cabinet to form a coalition government at link lou giuseppe conti who has accepted the role of premier. held last ditch talks to avoid a new election the president rejected their previous cabinet proposal which included a euro skeptic nominee for economy minister spain's prime minister mariano rajoy is expected to be toppled as leader in a no confidence motion on friday the basque nationalist party says it will vote against roy in a move that would almost certainly force him out of office a motion has been brought forward by the opposition socialist over a corruption scandal involving party. hundreds of people have marched in kenya's capital nairobi as public anger grows over corruption president uhuru kenyatta is

under increasing pressure to take action after a number of recent scandals implicating major government ministries. the red cross is sending two teams of war surgeons to gaza to treat heavy casualties from recent violence along the border with israel it's warning gaza is facing a crisis of unprecedented magnitude after weeks of violence left more than thirteen thousand palestinians wounded over the headlines more news coming up in about twenty five minutes time i'll see you then.

nineteen forty eight. for palestinians that he it is or the catastrophe. when hundreds of thousands were forced out of their homes. for israelis that he had marks the creation of the state of israel. as a filmmaker and as a palestinian this documentary cities was my way to understand the events of the

past that are still shaping the present. from the early one nine hundred forty eight jewish paramilitary forces began to seize more land in palestine. by the end of july more than four hundred thousand palestinians had been forced to

flee. their plight as refugees had just started. after a day in the thought of that one of the dipped in day and that their bad got out and because that that that that cut that labor the whole bit i could match it and the kidnap look now one of the open image that they owe me and my dad. and she has a clinical most of the small number so it wasn't our fault. and of the ana but i mean for the stupid ones would. have been. a long time on the top job very. not never got dr john almost done that gap. among the math and outage. and the cañada look now one of the open image

at the oh my god. i'm nothing a light the world on maria opting out of. i believe that book of. match of a leslie one of the they entered the bad guy and because i had to tell that. name for the whole bit while i could nash it kept how i look at god the test issues are that on now i could have been assured of what. we've all been. socially for president of the imho this is the room. for those of us. sort of journalism to move the victim of that smarmy little. letter to the lead but of. truth. in a chest at the. end of by sam our. mind's eye beat to shot. what we're going to argue and he can read the any can you want to

have particular kind of iraq that could be a chair and you might of been model for my him and get out of it for me it's. now a law by the what the law they have helped hide the. clock at the n.h.l. each and viewed and it. was sort of cool it was debated has it not about what we don't know who gets an a better doctor. the democrats are a man of a truck powered not a lot of got a playground or a shot muscle but not. the rock after conference that about a lot of ragnar covered covered one part for sure was. color not fill in for what i need to know early have been and were done in america that the diet about the and.

have had to japan was at what level. were longer nominet of cha cha very droll armaan which is not never talk of john on the never. got off that the leno cut didn't sell out of the. goodness of. his own little world. if you see the. you're right a measure of mediator in palestine ran for governor got him a nine hundred forty eight swedish diplomats can't fault a bernadotte was appointed as un mediator in palestine his mission was to seek a peaceful settlement and i believe and i think i have a right to believe that we don't know later it might be doing or get

a settlement and stop their war in that if that. counts bernadotte surveyed the devastated palestinian villages and visited refugee camps in both palestine and jordan. the scale of the humanitarian disaster became apparent he witnessed cramped living conditions long queues for basic food and scarce medical aid. the count was no stranger to human disaster with the red cross he had rescued over thirty thousand prisoners of war from nazi concentration camps. he advocated the palestinians right to return to their homes. in a reporter dated sixteen september nine hundred forty eight he wrote it would be an offense against the principles of elementary justice if these innocent victims were

denied the right to return to their homes while jewish immigrants flow into palestine and indeed at least offer the threat of permanent replacement of the arab refugees who have been rooted in the land for centuries. the counts first proposal argued for fixed boundaries through negotiation and economic union between both states and the return of palestinian refugees the proposal was turned down. because we're going to continue to push an urgent need here to focus on the field and. this is now sitting back. to where we like to see. success in the beginning goes up. there. are alternatives to broken. down simple things that we can get started on the mission.

in. whatever step that we need of and disorder when i'm stuffed and need to know what if scenario a lot of what the and there are different than a half are lucky that the us. and hell of a poker player. out there that can do. a good deal better enough here though that for all of us america is what about. we have d.n.a. now where is we getting a form of misfit if this when. we have

a message for you to me. for i'm. sure he and it. would be a good we're going to have to. on september the seventeenth one nine hundred forty eight the day following his un report the motorcade of count bernadotte was ambushed in jerusalem. he was shot at point blank range by members of the jewish stern gang. hello start from jerusalem above is the can have a bench truth of the of a cardinal set of all conveyed by ambulance to the. gods of on our pay homage to the man whose mother advised tell of it struck the. good man of years the part of the last of count ballots not always work but peace in palestine had won the admiration of all civilized people. stare

him down there. was some years. he was deliberate yet when i know of a lot a lot of media who are yet to have the alarm aliya. and let the away of the theater in the thunder behave menominee a. little. bit i'm right here no problem just humor from them. not if you just don't pay she's. definitely for the problem for the usa through the years. when you have leave from never come out as you wanted nor probably the front on third regard be smart. enough to not. be un partition plan of nine hundred forty seven a declared jerusalem to be governed under a special international regime and administered by the united nations. the city

holy to both arabs and jews would belong exclusively to neither. israeli forces an extent able hood's in what is now known as west jerusalem. israel continued its expansion air raids incursions and expulsions escalated. by december nine hundred forty eight the number of palestinian refugees soared to over seven hundred thousand. the united nations general assembly responded by adopting resolution one thousand four this stated that refugees who want to return to their homes and live in peace with their neighbors should be given the right to do so as soon as possible israel is a child of the united nations and it is determined to remain loyal to each bed and body it's going to be a show fallacy of loyalty to the united nations but it is. after their missions to

be loyal to each child all the united nations resolutions been left in the burbs they have been applied. and that of course is in good measure due to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty nine israel seized more land allocated to the arabs by the un partition plan by april one thousand nine hundred eighty nine the gravity of what palestinians called the next. feat was becoming clear. more than four hundred villages and eleven cities were destroyed. over seven hundred thousand palestinians had become refugees from the land that would become the new state of israel. over thirteen thousand palestinians had been killed more than thirty thousand injured.

the un pushed for armistice deals between israel and the surrounding arab countries with counter burn adults murder the negotiations were now headed by his deputy the american mediator ralph bunche. in february nine hundred forty nine the first armistice agreement was signed between israel and egypt followed by lebanon in march jordan in april and finally with syria in july. the jordanian deal conceded further lands to israel it included villages in the tool karam and janine district. the territory was officially handed over on may the tenth one nine hundred forty nine. the very next day israel was admitted as a member of the united nations we believe that admitting in israel as a member will not merely be an act of justice it will also be a dish a huge step to watch. because it will remove any vestige of doubt and shirking

manc that israel has come to stay. resolution sixty nine of the un security council stated the security council decides in its judgment that israel is a peace loving state and is able and willing to carry out the obligations in the un charter. in protest arab delegates to be un walked out of the general assembly. the american diplomat ralph bunche architect of the armistice agreements was awarded the nobel peace prize i have been awarded the nobel peace prize for this year i am of course. extremely happy and highly honored whatever i was able to do in palestine. a result of the fact that i respect

greatly greater international peace organization the united nations. israel's representative to be un abba eban declared there is no need to perceive peace the armistice is enough for us peace would lead the arabs to ask for a price border changes or the return of refugees will vote. i wrote a very long ball. called. the iron wall israel and the arab. but he has a very simple idea or a very simple theme that he noticed and that is that israel throughout its history has been all too ready extremely ready to resort to military force. and remarkably reluctant to engage in meaningful diplomacy with the neighbors if you know. a lot they were caught he been good in

the get. my sudhir means about him so i mean it's our brain if you have said that this war gemma could be of fi and mr howe of a total of thirty who told us you're welcome home in sorrow for the strain well darling he had. a smile and i bet he went to look over here the law. what i had to the slowly home taxes had to collapse. the soul remnants of palestine was split into two separate parts. in april one nine hundred fifty eastern portion was an excuse to join a named the west bank. the narrow coastal band in the south was put under egyptian administration and named the gaza strip. the word palestine was a raised from history politics and economics. in the village of santa also

had philistine members who on an event ever got to be lame to it would have allegedly silently a lot i'm saying if you love sarah and him or the heart of our yeah he would have at the end was what i did and i'm a salon philistine i can i use and it may be when i get there are the c.s.e. about to be man has yet i'm really yet succeeded the american will. be a year when i get that i'm madly and had to be if you had a measure i thought it had hallett theme and has you in the eye of both feet out of the yet the cardboard said yes yes it was not to be fear and your costs for the day of philistine in a vacuum are not to be let it out of what would you would as some are even more by sort of a sort of. had delta if the recent case against britain and against diving it's not that they try to prevent the birth of future restate but the thing to try

to prevent it succeeded in. preventing the best of an independent palestinian state my passport was time to come tar and trade and publish the i'm. officially your number and published. i personally hundred and i personally or i never entered but i left it stump in the passport heat i would do it out of the way not done that as i didn't. and that could happen again. i did this right at. the time that end up sort of thing in the know up on the thought fight off is that what they were for without that bill but added them to do what they are lol i was told and that is how i did that that's right you died monday ott. though official and historical records have revealed much about the

palestinian neck but there are still many more documents that remain classified. your whole professorial work the nuku may at our luck been better for us than a year. old would have to his year for the study of the death you're at the bottom and i said i thought it the least i would learn to do with it this idea has written only slowly is that the. usa will ever see if men can hear to do it or you must a had me listen really and i mean if the habitant and whatever a cynic is a bit to elected must i don't know or do it as gene with or without with x. to have with a thought i don't understand about it when the fabulous you for civility said i had been. in a which must have never sat with my you know if you wanted to whine about it how to only and at the double s. or sneak on about a need to have to have this one and only bothersome documentation of the nakba has become sparse records the do remain

a bit neglected and only maintain. primary sources are extant yet many useful accounts have not been circulated. one includes the memoirs of hussein. a former mayor of jerusalem and a member of the arab higher committee. he remained in palestine till nine hundred forty eight and wrote his memoirs the year later in beirut. in one nine hundred fifty eight he wrote a book in english in titled arab exodus yet his work has never been published. but the fear put the wife of enough to work the balance and the future the if that had . had the sorra or fee covers and why any of them would still have that perfect the beautiful austrian lead them to his ear all meant to you know medina mariani out of bob before civil measure of the. but i can either candlebox

will do or i like most of what there is a matter of year old national fall of the new year. old at the back to the center millions. of men are a billion not because i'm a nut but for this the new year than i would have because. leno did it cut the leo has been for less than a year let the eleven that be not a shabby other b. we were feeling more. room and. you have to say that there were a couple. to whom the can for the high that we. do anyhow. in may nine hundred forty eight the state of israel was established a homeland for the jews. but some one hundred fifty thousand palestinians muslims and christians still remained within israel's borders.

which will cost me yet i live in a story is not about that my father caught what i saw but a lot there even had an orbital. well any of you had at the moment i don't see how that not all or some when i could have a satirical in the whole fully working on woody about that. a communist enough that r.k. medina. could see it. in us to. look at the bad in this. country cut out i'm in been good enough so you know what to do . it so she should know how daddy and he will send me the most often that ten feet i now have been elysium in and quote i'm so on and so forth she didn't really. come on the idea that to free for me to come my money my money in

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who've been affected you really get to know what's happening on the ground that's very important for me as a third generation african i often feel that my continent is misrepresented and we've changed that your story is important to us it doesn't matter where you come from. it's been one year since its name. has imposed a blockade on by land sea and. a move that shot through the regions to political landscape alliances have shifted and qatar has grown more self-reliant. but what caused the rift between the g.c.c. countries is there and insights and can the go for ever be the same again the siege of qatar on a just. a

low i'm maryam namazie and here the headlines the u.s. secretary of state says he's made great progress in his talks with out of north korean leader kim jong un's most trusted advisors white pompei it says the negotiations are moving in the right direction the talks with kenya in new york as opposed to smooth the way for a summit between donald trump and kim jong un in june but they are fused to confirm if it would definitely happen. our two countries face a pivotal moment in our relationship in which it could be nothing short of tragic to let this opportunity go to waste. in my conversations with your mckim going to be on your own and today with vice chairman. i've been very clear the president of the united states objective is very consistent and well not a complete flyable and irreversible denuclearization of the korean peninsula.

canada and france have hit back at the u.s. decision to impose tariffs on steel an aluminum imports saying the move is on acceptable and illegal and that they'll impose retaliatory measures u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross says the twenty five percent tariff on steel and ten percent on many of imports are targeted at canada mexico and the e.u. ross says the door manes open for negotiation but he didn't specify what measures could be taken. the leaders of italy's five star movement and far right league party say they've agreed on a new cabinet to form a coalition government it will include giuseppe conti who has accepted the role of premier but to sell the union luigi demaio held last ditch talks to avoid a new election the president rejected their earlier cabinet proposal which included a euro skeptic nominee for the post of economy minister hundreds of people have marched in kenya's capital nairobi as public anger grows over corruption president uhuru kenyatta is under increasing pressure to take

action after a number of recent scandals implicating major government ministries. the red cross is sending two teams of war surgeons to gaza to treat heavy casualties from recent violence along the border with israel it's warning gaza is facing a crisis of unprecedented magnitude after weeks of violence left more than thirteen thousand palestinians wounded i have more in the news hour in twenty five minutes time now on nakba continues. thanks. we. thank.

you. this is safary are today just one among hundreds of palestinian villages whose traces have almost been wiped away. forced to flee their homes in safary are most inhabitants headed towards lebanon and syria

a few found refuge in the nearby city of nazareth they called their new neighborhood else a far from. their former homes are less than two kilometers away but strictly out of bounds suffering has been renamed the poor. in northern and western galilee the israeli army allowed some christian and druze villagers to remain in their houses. many palestinians saw this is a crude attempt by the israelis to sow division in palestinian ranks by playing on religious differences how are they going to you know how it is for you in them and there was a whole live bob leisure in a minute but i think i said he you feel i would do or can a little neck off of what block the bell. here work and hope to form order has it done. you know who mostly me and when i'm your mother that has often little more than one of the you know so that i. should say. it's sort of

the thought that that and me at the dinner met me that. we had that go i mean we're not at that until at the. and at the israeli in. when only in methyl an unknown. or said will you be in my home while you deal with our mammy i'm run you have no meaning to who. got out of the rebbetzin are scarier. by the thought that our well i said will run. that by well if you are my me alone mamma and there's a pill and a home i'll come on your own in a lot of the lucky that does the wrong that's a towel to start up. to a lack in the lithium a non-dominant xerox had been out of the lot our arm was

a circle at the armitage jade's. a little called the because in the soft. earth hour of the hour there is a case of the day on you know. sammy come out abdul razzaq remembers every detail of his home he was thirty years old in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight his wife was twenty eight. bit that feet up here as you. have been pub in. a. free other about what off of an affair on that within a demo one how could it be that her daddy. thought there were in that piece you better hold on applause and him not being up law. over him about and that i was fifteen and if you're gonna think

i thought that i know what day. just i feel better now that the game was up with the damn thing that i. said when nasa t.v. . and one little your major heard all the good and bad law now been invented. but that. i would go to joe a little. to shore up the club and the start of. the national debt said from the most often unless i'm out that will be easy for the subtly. if you'll have me. know how many get it as a dad they've given my little issue of millions a year now to in order by the for the second marilyn.

you are the sally may not. know the sami come our abdul razak his children nor his grandchildren are allowed to return to their family home not even to visit . it's the same story with countless other palestinians in the diaspora estimated to number over six million today. palestinian houses appropriated by israel stand as a testament to an abiding injustice. the original occupants and owners are now scattered across the world. new generations of palestinian refugees who have never known their ancestral land still refer to these places as home. in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine then israeli prime minister golda mayer was quoted in a british newspaper she said. it was not as though there was

a palestinian people in palestine considering itself as a palestinian people and we came and threw them out and took their country away from them they did not exist. i've formed those who lived in the school that people with poland look for a land with no people. so these people of. what we call palestine maybe they will hear but they will blow people. that's to say that a million and hundreds of and of people that were pleasant here in forty eight are either no people or were not good and this was a kind of a mistake incurred. year.

adam of that we're better off him and at the last page measuring a man. who scott thought communal our land. would live there is unique when the for us to know how could how the low. down e n and about how could the there can only get out there but i know they have you know should do you know who are is a fair onion of their measure. and when i can one of the million of the restless out of her i shall be fasting. and they him ask you know we should do you how clear what an architect and you know there was a machinery of denial and that's why most israelis did not know what happened and those who did had a different mechanism was a mechanism of justification they decided if if our forefathers expelled the palestinians there was a good reason for this and they were told not to talk about it in public because of the various israel.

today there are more than six million palestinian refugees a third of these live in refugee camps in desperate conditions. and she has equal columbus and learned not so well as a lot i thought. but i mean if honesty. in the place and what it meant to be that. and. when and wide and when it could do it and when not only it and what any. age

but any. where i live. caught the double quick with the bad in yemen of. all of that thought sony and some to see. why not other than your mobile car. i wish i'd made it though on the drawing out of the door of the theater if you don't see the going forward i seem to. be doing what i. got a bump on purpose caught on to the impetus. for

my work. and how my lady had the nerve to be a limit and we begin to feel it's a good bet that. you will go about it well but which one do it on my ship or the one isn't a man i would be a lesson. to doing. something is going to. have beautiful day don't let. me know you can fill up on the inside the fellas for me not a bit in the do it in the dual national. no no same as a quick little island. that mean there were plenty of malevolent. now back lungs full of doubts about that school of florida i find

a terrible to reflect on the fact that we still have those refugee camps which were created in. nine hundred forty eight here in lebanon the elsewhere i mean us. in the worst situation that there were both in the conditions and the prospects. of the today but that could be a travesty. i look at the it's the last image on how to call the third in out of the notice in india to him what did he mean. well mini him me now that the i'm dead to him who are you done jenny went to how to let no man not to could easily to do with it how but only when asked timidly they're like well they're like you on the edge of a neck is. the slate let's fuck up that that is the name of how the bottom of the brain but at the same middle feel. so too and i mean. what

asa asop to fall asleep. the. way i met your mother out of here. i thought of me when she was up to was for who me what well then am i the best by. jerusalem holds great importance to the three main monotheistic religions. yet over the years there have been concerted efforts under successive israeli governments to forge a soli jewish identity in the holy city. these efforts are happening both above and below ground.

well. that didn't show up for you have they someone had going to be over them in the hand and want to be a bit dizzy on the have some. stupid idea that you had that a lot of them feel almost the middle one half of the and then the head general be. misread and have general be a come on the a lot of b.s. . and it has hit home. and then i will do. something that's going to show the. without million of the million ought to do that

and it just doesn't know how that will help but the one of the eleven years of kids . i also met with the adored it but a year. out to be elected to joe was at last with me and the last of the incomes of the team with me i'm limited while our. way i'm going to give them a lead that would. basically have the most stuff where they sailed and how did the most old time upset is how do the ability to become national kiyoshi money and how to be old is going to be able to be the one. that has the jamaat and for us to nia love her it is worth a look at the list of funny and he had the lead author of the bill of the dead i'm going to come through this thing to you and your daughter. in a little bit and what i don't. mean a lot of. words or what i think this is what she has a son in the new look at the deficit some have been cut how to call it any amount. as up the whole my lot of the at the heart of the attic and you know mine the

holocaust and if we're to see a similar has a lot of. what either. side says. they have here limited what about the economic development this next year for i'm under seventy seven out of didn't couldn't. couldn't organic out there that says and then she must say for shit that the software hard wired awful hard to sign your software for and you'll never see here let's hear from. behind very poignant their city country and if there was a coffee and they come up on the whole what or kind of got under the doors at work and i know what is about to. clear that the fire you or your medical doctor but it was a year and for some seventy seven got to be an event. for the next year or last walk away your mind when. the are not a gentleman walk get me out of seventy seven i've been couldn't

a shop cannot. i set the. no. and then i thought that the new norm is that women attack a limb on a neck about length that i'm somehow not of being he didn't they i'm so not a big and there's a new not what they can place as we talk it just doesn't have the same features and characteristics of the forty eight and the forty eight and i was in one period of time in a very dramatic of message the president is a very slow process of exposure in the next station demolition of houses imprisonment of people it's going on for forty years it's in a way it's it's a new version of the same idea of how to cause the palestinians to move honestly.

if you take what's happening now with things in the west bank in the gaza strip. just tell me how clean is the years really army in these lowly. world killing children. old people. women who have nothing to do with the war this state exactly the same happened in forty eight in somehow. by the same people also. right now it's clear. to you one that. today over

six million palestinians live in exile prevented from visiting their ancestral homes. another five or six million palestinians live inside historic palestine. in the gaza strip two million palestinians are squeezed in a tiny area with strict internal and external control. in the occupied west bank israeli settlements and checkpoints a part of every day life. israel claims that the checkpoints appointed to stop palestinian violence. but critics say they are a form of collective punishment effectively sealing off palestinian cities and jeopardizing any hopes for peace. this footage is from the city of ramallah. under gunpoint palestinians are forced

to strip naked in public. part of an ongoing psychological war. aimed at making palestinians feel they have neither the safety nor dignity. oh. my. god. i know. many things have not changed since one thousand nine hundred forty eight. this man covering his face is a must. the name given sixty years ago to the jewish paramilitaries be disguised

themselves as arabs to carry out covert operations. today the mission remains the same. the neck but continue. i'm. i'm right there yeah. i mean yeah.

i'm not. going to leave the. job when you know i don't believe. you will. and. the story's not over we have to see how the whole story would end because the ethnic cleansing operation continues and the resistance to this new clinical

peroration continues. on about the. loss of the saudi media. when the lead norm and the lead loom men who will help but why out of on the hope that much of the world. who are unfit to lead the yes devil. and a woman full stand there then in all the phyla. nikkei you must identify. but most stuff but who are stuck by me you don't get any akun and wish i could have been fair and forced on us i was a deed in full swing in the middle stuck but he and. no daughter i love one of the we know that it's not them and no one is to be your step he shouted it's just that the medal is a little for one and i don't. but i let

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how life was some stormy weather briefly in perth on wednesday night to see that frontal system as it went through no apparent for a while so it's rather more active than the cloud might suggest it's a cold front having gone through its left down to sixteen degrees in a quiet sunny day on friday the still a likelihood of showers running through weston straight to south australia ties covering adelaide melbourne should be in the sunshine the secular nation is all sure is to driving a cold breeze into sydney about sixty degrees but the sun is probably the dominant thing in the sky rather than too much tired though it's not far away adelaide's up to eighteen on saturday potential shower in melbourne still in the cold sunshine but there's a gap between both australia and new zealand where the circulation has been running now for well three or four days that's when most of the righties buddy stay there so if you're in oakland at fifteen degrees just look to the west to watch the cloud build you won't see very much on friday but on saturday the chances are it'll be

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