only. followed the final run into the u.k.'s departure from the e.u. on al-jazeera. hello i'm maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the headlines now a deadly new virus that's killed dozens of people and infected thousands is getting more contagious at least 56 people have now died from the corona virus in china more than 2000 are infected cases have also been reported in 10 other countries but the united states confirming its full case now in just the past hour scott hyde of brings us the latest from beijing. yet more measures to curb the spread of the corona virus outbreak everyone entering the beijing subway system is checked for symptoms and subway cars are disinfected every hour still concerned about infection

somehow doubt any way they try i'm really afraid that the virus might infect me or my family members i'm supposed to go back to work in a few days and my son will go back to school soon well there's no more maybe i need to go to work or i have no other choice if i do need to work i will definitely stay at home keep wearing the mosque and keep washing their hands this is one of several long distance bus stations here in the capital beijing they're all closed now that's because the government is concerned because the bus system is less regulated than high speed rail and the airlines so they're concerned that they can't track people or where they travelled from but it's not just in the capital other cities have begun to restrict long distance transportation problems will suspend all inner city and into provincial buses some neighborhoods on the outskirts of beijing are sealed off because of suspected corona virus infection all wildlife trade is now banned across china the krona virus was traced to

a seafood market in will one that was illegally selling wildlife. fund we have taken preventive control measures in ruhani as our top priority and we have set up a frontline working group to guide the local authorities in relevant efforts we have closed relevant markets in speedy manners to tighten control of illegal breeding transportation trading and consumption of wildlife or wild animals while the central. it has elevated the control over the virus to the highest level there's a growing call for the local government to be replaced because of the way you handled the outbreak and overcrowding hospitals they're cute to new to plea for more supplies and stuff it's got harder al-jazeera beijing. in all the headlines at least 5 rockets have been fired near the u.s. embassy in baghdad green zone security sources say there are no reports of casualties it comes after iraqi security forces fired tear gas and live bullets and need clashes with protesters the crackdown began after influential shiite cleric souther withdrew his support for the demonstrations on saturday thousands of

protesters were injured in baghdad and in the southern city of nasiriyah as police try to clear sit in camps were testers are seeking the removal of what they see as a corrupt ruling elite officials from libya's 2 rival government say fighting has broken out in the western city of misrata forces loyal to have to have advanced on the ton of rain 120 kilometers east and there are clashes taking place on the outskirts misrata is libya's 2nd largest city and it's home to groups which oppose khalifa haftar. 3 people have died in gambia in protests calling for the resignation of president adama barrow people angry at his decision to complete a 5 year presidential term when he took office he promised to stand down after 3 years at least one person has been killed and many others injured in northern syria a truck packed with explosives blew up in the city of aleppo turkish backed syrian rebels opposed to president bashar assad control the city. and voting is taking

place in 2 italian regions which could signal a return of the far right to the national stage politician vini was kicked out of government last year and is hoping these elections will herald a political comeback a win in the wealthy northern a mirror money a region is uncertain but a swing to the right could give selvi the clout to demand an early election bringing down the conti is a coalition government those that were the headlines are coming up next we have al-jazeera correspondent fascism in the family barbara sarah examines if it's only might now be embracing fascist ideologies most believe will gone forever stay with us for that. or do.

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. to see me and i made up her about. the by the by her but not everyone adores matteo salvini the far right leader dominating italian politics some believe his actions and slogans are reminiscent of the country's most notorious export fascism. it was born here 100 years ago could it be coming back. to understand what's happening today i 1st need to explore this violent chapter from italy's past.

like the country of my birth i too have fascism in my past. on the italian island of sardinia my grandfather was a senior figure in the fascist party this was his home. and my grandfather was actually a pilot in world war one was quite dashing. i

don't really know much about my grandfather because he died when i was just a few months old and the family never hid his fascist past by the opposite but i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what happened in those years when living under fascism was like and crucially what he did with his rule. there's a place nearby called carbone a mining town created in 1038 here in southern search dania as a showcase for fascism. carved out of barren fields this town was built in every market pull. 6 out a body sort of up there what he might have had a boner was the brainchild of benito mussolini the man who ruled italy for 20 years and corinth the term fascism to describe his brand of dictatorship.

my grandfather vitali pigo was chosen by his regime to be carbone yes mayor. it's not just my family's past but it's future that makes the story so poignant for me. and what you know. i'm learning my 3 year old son is half jewish and would likely have been a victim of the fascists to whom my grandfather pledged his allegiance but you know . it's quiet in this small corner of sergei near where generations of my family lived . but across the country and beyond. fascism seems to be stirring

one small. i want to understand why you'd 1st took root in italy a sentry ago. jen look a scrub who is a historian at the university of calgary inserting he sees in the story of my grandfather how fascism inspired a generation. when i'm not. political and so batten down and down the sauce that it benefited the daughter the conflict don't really matter the sentiment of the condiment or the uppity achieve in iraq was the norm the president thought. force an instrument of the throne a party that happened to the normal role where they're. going to sit at a minimum origin of. the jonica bunch reported the event without their 4th and more . it's about the. encounter not in

a fit with our. systematic evidence to declare the apostle paul says i do you know the good answer you know started to study done to look for she's also sure that we took the city to check not fit with their lives and their identity in question what i meant and that's our main income and i think. she's. been a persona of course is a pull did i send somebody you don't think or an individual support for that trick on me. in fact that on the next big thing but what happened to me but i shall the father to buy the stock that i should. be the from the telling tree the cowboy yeah and that's what i came out or a persona non of in say when i for the 10 on the fish.

miscellanies vision of modernity autonomy and power for it was embodied in his new town. he was so proud of his creation of carbone he had that he came with much fanfare to a norm here at the city in the center of 1938. there's a witness to this event from more than 80 years ago the writer paolo fund that was here in this crowd he was 9 years old. my lady put up with the song. you know me coming up they call them to me and they'd do the wind. will they be met by norah and they're going to be all. over she startled out of the dollar. falls down boy and do.

your own backyard. but i want to bet that i've got a lot of thought it. would be tough to travel. to work along a 5 fold. hold the la bella call shame a love i would feel on the $15.00 plus 10 all united in time job ok you know without so i got a boner going to be open enough that i thought and fattal made a call for inside a nap i need someone to play with all the new thought ok if you fall say of course return and she goes a bit of a tame. this new town was founded on coal it's very name derived from kind of born in the italian word for

coal. so of course the mine was the center of life here. but fascism demanded more from people than just their labor. as the workers entered the mine they'd be welcomed by this sign in it it's actually signed by misleading and it says i prefer my workers to work obediently hard and possibly in silence and it really in caps relates that fascist ideal that you are calling a machine you're not a thinking being you're part of a bigger project an interesting possibly in silence i'm not sure they really had a choice because actually when the regime fell it was the mind is that a raised sign in the fire.

the archives in calgary offer some valuable clues about why my grandfather was picked to be poor this stuff the fascist title for me. my grandfather knows exactly the situation and carbo nya and because he had been in a within the frat fascist trade union he would understand from the word go what the challenges faced by the workers and presumably the miners would be so that's why they choose him the archives also provide the picture of how fascism was being enforced throughout the country this includes the notorious racial laws that stripped italian jews of their jobs and rights and outlawed their books and films and these are the documents relating to the racial laws that were passed in 1038 to

the poor the start so to the mayors. coming from the central fascist party in rome and it's just an outline basically of what they are all the articles provisions for the defense of the town in race there they phrase that and here is the census because a census was held across italy and here in sweden as well of that as it says here israel lights resident in the province and there's about foreign car bonior for example one of them was actually the president of the italian association of carbon . which means he was effectively in must of played a key role in putting 5 on a together and and then does you know edict comes that effectively that all these people have to be relieved of their jobs grandfather must have known commendatory sega here supposed have i also wonder what he had. would have

thought knowing that then his great grandchild might have fallen foul of the racial groups who were. jews were discriminated against throughout italy and fascism imposed a strict controls on the lives of all citizens the miners and carbo nea were no exception. francesca figures his father was a minor here and during the time that my grandfather was mayor but he was an anti fascist. i'm not certain how welcoming francesco will be. they

singled out of course that last it was sort of a drive in midair now and this is a serious thing because if the come from the corner of persona delta saw identical . drop at the thought i meant that the vessel got quite lucky your missing so that i presumed that it was some percentage out of prison that i knew about it or made it to what was us what other left dock you know yours and not. this one only nearby that are known. but if they got out of maine. or steal i. love all the army air as to what i meant they gave me i wouldn't wish that i'd see one of them so a lot of activists lawyered up with other than it's only that i thought they knew me you know tony siciliano. not with you because i don't know they need get on all and all but it's a. city i need to be there on the side of the anybody that ever gets on any sort of a. hit on will see what i meant the exxon again was not the man that the.

in that department if you put it from the room that you priyanka use to swat is so much. to put it in one of the 2 they did it would be probably be there because they got to look at it i don't know so i checked out the confessional got to be disappointed it's also time to point to go to the moment i did a born a month wanted to be given a speech at the permit zone but in the city chunk and this limited model couple you have provided and demanded it still want to. live in a. commune of otoh the cleveland park a model and i mean you guys made nothing never to do them or to drop. all the work down here was dangerous and grueling but some of the seams in this maze of tunnels had a more sinister purpose. this was one of the hardest places to work in the mine and often political dissidents or gay

people were often sent here as punishment and the director of the mine a little earlier told me the story of when he was taking some people around sure some people around on a tour and on this tour was an old miner someone would actually work here back in those days and i theme aged boy asked him in an offensive way and said what was it like working with gay people and the old miner snapped back at the boy and said they were wretches just like i was. this place of wretches became of by word for hardship. carbone his reputation was immortalized in a film featuring 2 of the world's greatest actors. in a special day but channel mr ianni tells us a few a lot in how his lover has been punished for being gay in fascist italy.

so to speak. so receive. much of america the struggle to multiple. hard labor in california will also be the fate of mastery on these character. icons. but of them. the scenes between mr ianni and lauren are in trouble than with the real events of this special day. may 3rd 1938 this is the date adult hitler was welcomed in rome by mussolini and thousands of

adoring fascists. the uneasy alliance between these 2 dictators eventually resulted in italy joining world war 2 in 1940. the war would make carbone year not only a place of exile but a camp for prisoners of war. the geneva convention bans prisoners from working in dangerous conditions in carbone they were forced to call . my grandfather vitale was still mayor. this chapter of certainly is history has been the focus for research or any color p.s. . in the. up and something else a lot of. comment of uganda people to dhaka. want our

presence and us for a moment. just a thought a little. and then quality. the. money for the. journey to go on and on about the love i mean out of. all of us but i wanted that if you felt that if i didn't care the. other. cover. we needed. because. if i do love. you know what's out. about any kind of one of this which is an american i'm going to chair and i'm going to. find out i learned had no scope i just wanted you she that he. wasn't i

want to see michelle look at. the. more when i said latina compliment the diversity but as a company was this equal but i uncovered. a full time and almost civil. was important about. the law. of a fanatical contract that's the point i'm going to the company said no problem with that cause up. there are tangible signs not only in documents and photographs of my grandfather's role in carbone me a story. but 100000 holes that he ordered be dug by prisoners were for planting trees that have grown into these woods on the edge of town.

the picture that emerges of my grandfather is of a faithful follower and efficient administrator of the fascist party here inserted here. back at the house though i find the clue that is loyalty to the regime led him beyond the silly to the 3rd reich. while looking through the pictures i found this which is the coffee of a letter from nazi germany addressed to my grandfather. berlin the day 16th of may $938.00 so that's just a few months before it's leap passes racial laws. it's in german i don't understand it i want it translated i want to know what it means and i want to know its significance but it's definitely a punch in the stomach to find

a letter with a swastika and heil hitler in the signature among old family photos. the buildings a record by the fascists here in carbone are still standing. the town has done a thorough job of preserving the old architecture but has had less success securing new jobs. the coal mine is closed the industrial plant deserted. it's a place as francesca told me there is a sleep a town built for work for now there is not. what i learned about my grandfather is that he believed in the fascist ideals yes building

a new italy but doing so by suppressing personal freedoms and using violence against anyone who didn't fit in with those ideals he knew about this since in gay people being sent across as punishment he implemented the racial laws by banning books and films by jewish authors and he knew about the dismissal of jewish workers in the future within a system that does that and you don't speak out you are responsible you are complicit.

matthew salvini is one of italy's strongest political forces its rise as been propelled by a weakening economy. italians are scared about their future. but has of reviving old hatreds from the country's fascist past also played a role. i'm still looking for details of my family's fascist history but i wonder what appeal could this repressive ideology really have for italians today. it's possible that i might uncover some of the answer is buried here at mussolini's

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a sense of shock for everyone here in los angeles the death of this this beloved sports star and public figure people who were hiking in the area around calabash to say they saw a helicopter flying a radically flying low seeming to be in some sort of distress and according to los angeles county fire department officials the witnesses say that the helicopter fell at a high rate of speed and crashed into a hilly area this is in cal about this it's north of los angeles city proper the ass $76.00 of course key helicopter struck a hillside started a fire with fire department officials are trying to extinguish now. it was. a. area where there were no houses immediately

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germany has banned the burial site for hitler but italy allows the crypt of mussolini to be preserved. it's become a place of pilgrimage for his followers this note has been left here to mark the anniversary of the 8th of september 1943 now that's the day that italy announced the armistice with the allies effectively the day that italy changed sides in the war with the allies and now against that germany a day that on this note they call a vial of betrayal and they say that actually it's the people that stayed with me the brought honor and loyalty to the nation to the point of giving their blood for it and that's exactly how they sign it they say on air and glory to you our beloved to do cheer the comrades of italy in this note along with these flowers left here

about 10 days. this man turned out to be a member of neo fascist party. he wanted to talk but refused to show his face to the camera. christiane the evident in a keeping sunni. against looking for hope you'll benefit the lord for the wolf of. the. cause and they have a. sort of noble cause of a loony. lester the ology to which you were before you. but in the absence of a modern day mussolini the man told me that many members of his party were voting for. while i've been

here more mussolini fans have come to pay their respects and a few it seems have been busy canvassing for their hero outside the cemetery. so while we were filming at the crypt someone left this flyer on the windshield of the car little note coming out saying you are always in my heart and then be address of the shop and inside they've got badges they've got pins key chains flags and it's not just fascism because look here. the flags swastikas i mean look at this there is anything you might want. this isn't the only shop selling fascists the nazi memorabilia here in production there are 2 more and. it seems that 75 years after the end of world war 2 some

italians are still drawn to mussolini and fascism. but there is a narrative closer to the truth than the one preferred by devoting. a bestselling 800 page historical novel about mussolini intitled details the brutal reality of life under fascism it's the work of on. too many people even you know you still believe that fashion was evil idea and with the racial and with the relationship with denies it with the alliance but in the beginning most salumi was. done a lot of good things and it was a good statement. well it's not true it's not true so what do you think is the essence of fascism violence was the essence of fashion

since the beginning the formula. ok of of mostly me was you're scared you know you live by fear he fear uses use malfi here use leap fear i will free you from fear you know i will change fear in hate don't be afraid used to tell ok hate someone the main problem is in the huge masses of family man of good people all of workers who are ready to support a populist leader or speaks with wards of benito mussolini. but what if some of those people are emboldened by the hateful words of a populist leader to do more than merely follow women's rights activist i mean l.z.

or has firsthand experience of what can happen popular monika's the paramount and the radio star will sell in about a month to live for the if we place our budget to let me just say no but i should never use the money so you've got quite a bizarre don't know what you're getting out of the physical reducing the kind of remodel your i believe will be my demanded. this course also about checked up with it individually 300 average you see and. this is really torn the the the she is more than the chair they dealing. to quality that it put a leg on a notch and put it in michigan we are confident if the little. kids are going on him sleazy anyone who can beat. anyone of not look if you see him leaning glass at any corner if you look on it you see nothing bad to you from prison the mirror can we do could you have on the who pulled stuff together with a groupie. when you are joining us now are caught up with what i got

a difference in of even if one of his good side of. the took a loved one model can be someone to to least improve speech and. put up 100 s. in thousands if you know more of what i. initially acts of intimidation have evolved into acts of terror. in the town of much in 2018 look at the rainy opened fire on african migrants. 6 were injured none faces but a year later a gunman inspired by trainees killed 49 people at a mosque in new zealand. an unsuccessful candidate from venus. party trainee was found guilty of multiple counts of attempted murder aggravated by racial hatred.

oh more than 20000 party faithful have made the pilgrimage to the annual leg of rally the crowd is energized anticipating the appearance of their leader but they all something it was. was it was. the feel good energy turns to hate as my friend a journalist gadget critic osa vinnie's anti immigrant rhetoric makes his way through the crowd. but the closest to. get us into the music was the city living young with the funny. was. we spent weeks trying to get a formal interview with some of the words we never got

a. notice of any specialist at all to see what there was enough space unless it was in a give it a germane to sighting one joke the same procedure but it's artificial make was a response. but they're both it was a fantasy that i'm sorry nature but it was out of the vault across american provides a quality which will be factual as it. was identified as a d.m. mussolini 21 to gloria who's artificially visually ok but i was really sat listening to old a lot of this is a cool emotional audio shocking most of those i mean i didn't even live it is not a pulitzer underling what they released by the police is now well as it were not of any good on t.v. no known you were told that it was understood in those days it was a real cause of a good show assuming what was a very good on take a call to. donaldson you go into those it's not just you. know marcus telecom providers said some of us watch over didn't for

a. pay phone on the condition of those there were a lot of men don't think it's a deliberate some accuse an opposite of much of misspeak that's the only thing missing bits of office is still nothing to me when stumped or at least that was the speaker's will not only for to offer something that's. fine. a to have a sort of gun they put out though it's a vendor saluting the aisle in the mall they hand out in a lockdown i said what the last time of one. time i called the chief we got the lead and their wives send them to viet chamakh was there in a 5 by pm piano with a different hoover large and take it she said we've a party to the 2 pairs and the it boy mean. to say i might like this thing it's got all i got about it i thought it was you are

right i said i don't think. salvini is real but oh well now for me double decker here politica spy handle a simple if you go see. it mine a similar type of guy hippocrates don't like who's a different she's more quality calls a kilo computer. space or who's a fragile mussolini fintain don't you know supposed to look back a 2nd apart for that for public color puts. a queen the 2nd veto ok old sock elastic say let the leftover cut the only way back the same way a simple piece on your do you name eco when they ask jaffe or dummy not it controlled quietly into a telephone he had an accident. daddy like old buddy christus you. know.

before you know a few event that ok just. what did you make of that because. reasonable belief. and then if she's going to queer no. mode or. not that the 1st she's. the migrants who pick the nation's crops are often reviled by the far right. these workers in italy south west are exploited by both farmers and the politicians . but they have a champion in even sonny when you get around the bend law going door to you. in mali need to people blame the loss which it dos or launch a chair like crazy i mean you get on to so much and i mean you get on the same you just on my record but when you say condit i'm not sure on id. but the police picked

off. because they were wrong but it's true anomaly that we are going to leave you alone see i don't see stick down the salute or even get on the. systemically 70 days that are in most communities don't some accompany me get it sooner samak own little. song so i can respect when they need their. own national plants with. it but don't know that song mean you get a deal but get big key on the main you know i'm into what's your own free will see me get i don't know. who's up with me that i did all the wrong so i'm going to need it on t v and falling all over need so follow pope i'm gonna see me get on the. but . useful i lose on it i'm buying more of the requests and putting the 40

guess who. i'm a little bit off so ill i think he needs to look bored much at the thought of the believe the guy. he only. sees me these articles and to me i was on a little up not that we think will want to. in me dr be reformed. i was there are signs of fascism everywhere in italy. in rome the memory of zone in the buildings and monuments on which he inscribed his name. and the streets where he carved his slogans. mussolini's formula as a squid i described it to exploit fear and turn it into hatred is being echoed by

the populace politicians to ignite their followers. these are the brothers of 80 the country's 2nd largest far right party georgia maloney is the leader today she's issuing a clarion call for europe to get behind the brothers' extreme nationalist agenda. thank you thank you thank you. thank. me. for everything from across your children probably the netherlands spain or from the far right parties in those various countries and all of them pretty much pushing the same very strong and immigration rules mentioning that it's actually a name you say here when i don't want. you you. you you you. i suspect women only

says our identity she doesn't include the farmworkers i met in korea and where is the country's fascist history to be found in her notion of that defines us. i sense that dark passages from the past are being reimagined to create a new enemies. escape. from a lance imposing central station is one of the busiest in europe more than 300000 people each day depart from 24 train tracks to the cities of 8. but there is one track hidden beneath the side of this huge building that was used to transport people to their death. on platform 21 between 194-3945 italian jews were herded into train

carriages meant for animals to be sent to the extermination camps. the platform is now a memorial to this chapter of the holy ghost. more than 8000 italian jews were sent to the extermination camps 776 children were sent to auschwitz only 25 of them survived.

one of those few surviving children is now 89 years old she is li yan the secretive she's been made a senator for life in italy's part of stuff but i think that appropriate guy having pretty dramatically by this said now i think that can is when you know about the maddening. at the last she turned to poor news but i sat in the intro quaver gornja greenburg only care might interest them interest the army. may err on no shock. and i mean if i mean they're going to give me one every week when the ferry sank to me so no birth to their bed or delay or vsto in toronto a memorial and if they stand down there in the ferry could have seen man called be only whalen or a man. and of utterly tell you buffalo going on

a 5 to tickle ourselves dorothy all of the you all to me is that dog will bear me no can do it to your prey or kenyata the there and they are causing sam you see here reaching their door i made their owner owner piccola beamed no now they know now carol senior a sort of bit fatter they have a roll call already rare so their land their land their. cultural 40 similar pancham m.b.o. in the air and. you may recall that there were many literary. him but i actually wrote. a law called by their fellow man. and that when i was crematorium i want to go mean chair was there and only and then there you. changed the pulley the cheek as she saw no spray see call no no no relay see call

cosey give me sworn i quietly cause i just cindy go it close here leaned girl or fall out there ovando in the copper is player thought real good there a fear of the after pill for my wife in me was dug up was bigger story. in an attempt to fight the rising tide of hatred in italy senator seagrave proposed the government commission to combat racism and anti semitism. the motion passed but lego and brothers of italy abstained. since then sen cigarette has received numerous death threats and now lives under police protection. this exceptional woman has known dangerous since she was a child. at 13 leanna sager and her father were fleeing to switzerland

when they were arrested and sent to auschwitz. her father was murdered there. is i'm sad with sen c. gray i'm haunted by a terrible thought that my grandfather may have had something to do with her father's fate and that of thousands of others. i've been listed the help of rebecca now in homer in germany to translate the nazi letter sent to my grandfather and to discover why it was written. that if they're having them again. really a couple years. old however they. recognize.

the thank you letter from his hosts strikes a friendly tone obviously wanting to build on the link between the nazis and the car bonior. finding out my grandfather actually traveled to germany in 1938 as part of a trade delegation is upsetting. ok so. it was about call it was about the germans being interested in carbone ja as a source of coal so trade obviously it's. had some massive relief because it could have been so much worse but still. it makes me sick this letter from the moment i found it has just always just made

me sick. and i think the way i feel goes to the heart of the relationship that many perhaps most the talents tend to have with their history i think there's definitely a sort of separation between italian fascism and then what fascism became when it allied itself to nazi germany and i think a lot of people just separate the 2 and the conclusion always seems to be well you know telling fascism wasn't as bad but then i look at this letter and it's got my grandfather's name and the swastika and heil hitler and you just you can't separate the 2 because what starts as a trade deal ends in genocide and it makes me sick.

the story of that genocide is literally written on the streets in rome. jews were sent to extermination camps starting in 1943 when central in northern italy was under german occupation. these brass memorial plaques known as stumbling stones are laid outside the homes of jews seized and murdered by the nazis with the help of italian fascists. i found out what my grandfather did during the fascist iraq but increasingly i've

been thinking about what i would have done and what i'm doing now. history teaches us that things happen gradually. it's all about recognizing that tipping point when we need to take action. decades from now we will be judged by our grandchildren they will judge us on both what we did and what we didn't do in the face of intolerance fear and indifference .

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idea where the heaviest rains will be scattered showers into these northeastern sections of new south wales a keeping time which is on the sort of average for this time of year war over the temperatures they all set to eventually become to a low level $33.00 and she is dating fact they will come down off that as well but the rain will continue across much of the north more of those showers into eastern sections of new south wales and also some pretty warm air in place across into the south on and tries just how much is in the high twenty's celsius heavy rain as well as we go through monday this pushing into southern sections of the korean peninsula western areas of japan and again here we could have some pretty big accumulations that much of the east of osaka over the next few days but that rain is clearing away from china so what we'll see monday on tuesday is a fair amount of this is a chance i wanted to scattered showers that is cool in shanghai and also in hong kong just 70.

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