in west java. this is what's left of the. after part of it collapsed on this amber twenty two causing the waves to crash into the islands of java and sumatra now it's less than one third of its original size but scientists say it's still as dangerous. just weeks after the disaster. caught on camera and try most i have regularly recorded despite that order to stay more than five hundred meters away from this sea of now been lifted that if we can't work here how do i get a new car my children need to go to school and they need to eat i just hope it won't happen again that tsunami hit the tourist heart of west java badly and visitors have yet to return the rubble of a pop up though up until. last month. we build their life despite warnings of more eruptions and possible more tsunamis people are now allowed to stay on the beach again but they're also warned the state. scientists say it's hard to predict the behavior of the so-called child of the notorious cock up. that erupted so violently in eight hundred eighty three that it's

people many of them in a district very close to where i am now called panda glahn on the island of java now where this and that krakatau volcanic island is right in the middle of the some of the strike is between in the nation's biggest and most populated island is job of the most populated island and some archer and it calls this wave this erupting volcano under the forced law the down that forced water into both jaba and into somalia jobbers more populated island and this weekend a holiday weekend because of christmas there were lots and lots of people along that coast of java and some of the social media video that we've seen of a band playing for example in a wave sweeping through all those people watching that band with that band was playing nine thirty on a saturday night because there were so many people around because they're there for the public holiday so it really was terrible timing fewer people live on the southern part of the march us of the death toll there is less so far and is expected to stay low as well but unfortunately that two hundred twenty two death toll as it st

drowning because of the effect of global warming i'm stuck fast and reporting from because in west java . welcome to the program good to have your company the u.s. and france have intervened in lebanon as political crisis calling for stability in the country. saying they backed prime minister saad hariri and we announced he was stepping down while and we had earlier this month claiming and so few wins from iran and its lebanese ally hezbollah there are fears seize being held in the society capital against his will but his office denies them that's going to add to our state department correspondent particle hayden hi there patty so we have the strong statement now from rick's hyllus and what has he been saying it really is a very strongly worded statement that just was released by the state department secretary of state rex tillerson putting out this paper statement basically saying that the u.s. respects the sovereignty and the independence of lebanon its government its political institutions went on to say that parties within and outside need to respect the independence and the integri

we're still no clear on exactly what caused this flight to crash into the java sea monday morning and exactly what happened in the final moments still a lot of speculation elisabeth about the fault that was found on the same plane the previous day on a flight or at least before a flight from bali to jakarta the line a chief executive saying there was a fault but it was cleared to make that flight and clearly it did land safely in jakarta on sunday night there is some speculation now around the instrumentation on the flight that that fall could have been some confusing readings coming through to do with altitude and to do with air speed but at the moment that is speculation and there is certainly no confirmation from lie in the air or indeed from the or thorough he's involved in this recovery operation there's no doubt that they will know exactly why that request was made by the pilot to turn the plane around two to three minutes after it took off from jakarta but again they are not saying exactly what that message was from the pilots when thank you very much for that as wayne hay with

and indonesia says it could take 2 months to stop oil gushing from a broken well in the java sea. proper testers are back on the streets across sits on after 5 percent were killed on monday 4 of those who died were teenagers shot dead by security forces trying to disperse around a mater of mostly students and activists opposition leaders andrew then generals are set to hold a new round of talks but the meeting keeps getting the school is how it's cross live there it's a hip a war going hussein. capital of neighboring ethiopia and they are seeing more protests on the streets this choose day especially younger people what more can you tell us. well have at the moment there's a lot of anger on the streets and hearts on lots of condemnation due to the minute violence in the city off a low base and north korea defiant the people on the streets of harlem specifically high school students are condemning the killings of their colleagues in northbridge of time but they're also condemning the silence of you know as she finished listing forces of freedom and change now the opposition once th

and sulu ways you know all of java and in bali it looks to be sunny but maybe more reliably the sunshine is there and can easily be lazy or holiday on the sumatra and all of thailand in southeast asia should be drawn at this time of the year it had been unusually wet a couple of weeks ago but now it's looking reliably dry once more unless you're in west java or indeed northern australia there are some bins of pretty big down poles from cayennes west was through the northern territory this is the wet area and it should be and in fact in the year like this weekend on the new year you often get a wet or wet season and certainly the rain is there and evident whereas it gets hot to the south once again adelaide's approaching the forty mark melbourne's joining in and despite the fact the thirty cloudy recently in person up above the thirty mark here comes to this day it's like a rather more humid version with the potential for the two showers in western australia as i said the main rain is to the north. twitter activism with a new mission. build software for. digital this is within the technol

the cheeto river flows through northwest java and provides eighty percent of the water supply for the capital jakarta this photo taken in january by a local environmental group shows untreated waste from a textile factory dumped directly into the river runoff from farms upstream also contribute to the contamination a government agency that routinely tests the quality of water in the cheeto room says it went from bad to worse last year. the slow progress is even more apparent in other areas this looks like a landfill but it's really part of the river the surface is completely covered with all kinds of rubbish plastic bags bottles but here you get a sense of the scale of the problem and just how massive the cleanup effort is. the plan to rehabilitate the river isn't only about improving water quality floating garbage clogs up drainage the river frequently overflows during the rainy season. people in the village of cheap attack have had to endure floods year after year and example. in the young and we still have it i would remind you that when you look at this this happens every time it

these beaches are the backyards of villages along this stretch of northern java and they covered with a black layer of oil that's choking sea life and the livelihoods of local fisherman some have joined the cleanup mission a backbreaking process that's expected to take several weeks. on cleaning up the soil looks like crude oil or get paid to do this $7.00 a day. the oil is coming from a well that platform leaking into the ocean for almost 3 weeks the state energy company put in maina says it's intensified efforts to slow this spill installing high speed water skimmers to suck up fuel from the surface and a static boom to contain it sprayed i know that we care about the safety of people specially the fisherman we have coordinated with the military and police and we have patrol boats working 24 hours a day to isolate the location of the oil spill. the company's declared an emergency and brought in the experts that handled a similar spill in the gulf of mexico but they haven't to fight the currents and the wind with the oil sheen spreading more than 80 kilometers. from here but the knee

people have been killed and hundreds more injured after a tsunami struck the indonesian islands of java and sumatra the u.s. president has announced he'll be replacing his defense secretary james mattis two months earlier than expected just resigned on thursday after disagreeing with the president's foreign policy of withdrawing troops from syria. and sudanese police have fired tear gas as hundreds of protesters gathered in khartoum pouring a football match colors after thousands took to the streets across the country on the fifth consecutive day of demonstrations and rising food and fuel prices. papers for the democratic republic of congo's long awaited presidential election of arrived in the capital kinshasa up to four million cases for shelter arrived by saturday place those destroyed by fire last three days in the capital left eight thousand voting machines damaged the presidential polls originally sunday have been pushed back by a week catherine sawyer is in the capital kinshasa with more on the millions of ballot papers needed for the country to hold elections those four million p

as i was still writing in java but the shows are crept up through some you see a bit more blooming in fact all there far north as talent in the forecast but it's java and then sumatra still seeing the bulk of it and that's a significant amount hundred seventy eight millimeters in a day's worth of recording half way under sea martyrs more to come here as i say a suggestion of a few more showers in bangkok is a foggy start in this part of thailand but you don't expect to see very much rain at all in february and yet there it is in a line that also extends down through sumatra and down still tools java and still away see the heaviest rain in australia just the other side. of the equator is in the top end of course these blooming showers really have been throwing the rain dime and they still going to be this will kill a cloud down here produce a lot of rain in south australia now still a week a feature it's about to drop the temperature in adelaide you've got about four days of thirty degrees one more to come on friday thirty two that temps will tend to drop significantly as the wind swin

into these areas hampering the search for survivors a saturday's tsunami the number killed in western java has now risen to four hundred twenty nine and one hundred fifty four people still missing at sea experts share more tsunamis if the and that krakatoa volcano erupts again as andrew thomas reports from. the scenes in product line on the media indonesians have seen lots of bass this year the drudgery of a cleanup following a disaster this is what remains of the hotel workers me at the end all day and we're greeting guests when the tsunami hits on saturday boat was swept inland by the water and were injured as they were tumbled it was terrifying but not completely unexpected. i saw what happened and i knew i just knew it would happen here i just didn't know when. alou is the city on indonesia's fourth largest audience struck by another tsunami and earthquake in september more than two thousand people don't like that and two major earthquakes killed more than five hundred people in the eastern island of lombok a few months ago so just and volcanologists say the amounts of tectonic activit

fish could cause a second tsunami but at least five highway flooded coastal communities only on into java on saturday leaving hundred staff and thousands injured when the flight has more now from pentagon temperaments. with the increase in the alert level a ministerial visit to the tsunami affected area coming to one of the observation post set up to see exactly what cracker tao is up to some fifty kilometers off shore they have been talking to geologists and volcanologists here who have used an opportunity a break in the weather early friday to get a visual fix on a crack at how what they have been seeing is a shift of further rock and lava down the sides of the volcano disappearing into the sea and clouds of steam this is of concern because of course it was a shift of the side of the volcano that caused the sun army last saturday the volcanologists have also been reporting plumes of gas and two hundred to six hundred meters in the air but there have been even bigger plumes in the previous few days. and i said yeah before depicted in there was only around the world but since yesterday as

drowning because of the affects of global warming i'm surprised reporting from the castle in west java. i was talking about a cool across a good policy if you're a private the next couple of days particularly western areas because we have this law in the lab which is in the process sinking further south. well the more the way of cloud rain and some lower temperatures like that every cloud that we have to the mediterranean way is coming right. well and piles of here twelve thirteen degrees celsius there for london in paris seventy seven degrees there is here and that northerly actually fading down across the bow towards that western side all for the mediterranean and into the north of africa are actually there but a wet weather system in place into central parts into a good possible further east it is generally dry but again no great shakes all the time. for athens in the clouds and the rain will make its way a little further research as we go on through sas day we'll see temperatures getting up to around ten celsius in kiev not bad at sixty degrees. they want in london will be still ho

a six point five magnitude earthquake in indonesia is most populous island the java has killed at least two people and damaged several towns and cities the quake struck on friday night local time staff at one hospital were forced to evacuate patients after part of the ceiling collapsed java's home to almost one hundred fifty million people and sits on the pacific ring of fire where a large number of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions happened. puerto rico is still struggling to recover nearly three months after two hurricanes slammed into the caribbean island at the rate of the u.s. territory remains without power thousands of people are still in shelters. reports where to reconsider each hurricane season they're at the mercy of nature but three months after him and then maria battered the islands they're also learning they're at the mercy of u.s. government officials to help revive life as they knew it can and must come let me see only we want my mother to live the house was destroyed she hasn't many years left and we want to live decently is that too much to ask from the beginning pue

on java island and said. and there are already hundreds of rescue workers in that disaster zone in parts because of how close is enormous hits to jakarta indonesia its capital where all the emergency services are based the fear malveaux is of a second tsunami if move all kind of activity causes more on the water landslides and that's why i'm here in chile going about five kilometers inland from the coast up with hill the authorities are saying that nobody should be along that coastline tonight in the dark in case another wave hits sudanese police are reportedly fired tear gas to disperse protesters thousands of taking to the streets across the country on the fifth consecutive day of demonstrations over rising food and fuel prices the country's doctors say they'll go on an indefinite strike in the first of a series of work stoppages. papers for the democratic republic of congo's long awaited presidential election has arrived in the capital kinshasa up to four million papers were due by saturday to replace thos

reporting from banks in central java the people are risking their lives clearing the road after the most recent landslide. a second attempt to impose a humanitarian ceasefire on a rebel held enclave in syria is due to begin in the next few hours russia's partial truce is planned to allow aid in and get the injured out of east and close to the capital damascus the first attempt on tuesday failed to stop the onslaught osama bin as the story. when the bomb stop it was time to see what's left of the home day one of the five hour cease fire brought by the comfort to the people trapped in besieged eastern. there's no food or water they always say there's a ceasefire but they come back in the form us the situation is really bad prices are very high and we did not have many at the shelter no food or water and we do not you warm. close to six hundred people have been killed in the latest onslaught hospitals have been hit and medical supplies are running out and suddenly the airplane came towards us my mother screamed get inside the house i told her i will wait for her and the missiles exploded. a

course you see the showers here drifting story still through the southern philippines but i think java is still a place to watch the potential for big downpours that might drift across to suck in sumatra a mark of your shower too in singapore as well so awful that it should be dry and that's the case in india pakistan and bangladesh not much cloud around just a little but really we're starting to watch the slow increase in temperature. the weather sponsored by chance already and. be chips for as democratically elected president stage and held incommunicado since teeth out. in thirteen events shrouded in secrecy so power change hands as the military seize control from its commander in chief. for the first time al-jazeera reveals exclusively what happened behind closed doors directly from those who witnessed it firsthand more see the final hours. on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the un's describing as one of the worst weather disasters ever to hit the southern hemisphere hundreds are confirmed dead many more are missing millions of people

release western java during says in fact this whole area into these is looking nicely wet suit away surprisingly is dry and the development hasn't quite taken place to the east the philippines if you're in thailand bangkok could be wet something thailand could be wet which is southeast asia is prone to a few showers but mostly we're talking about coastal thailand vietnam and here's a dangerous weather unfortunately found by still a strong winds the wildfires in new south wales show no signs of abating at the moment the weather is not going to help is going to hinder and is generally dry throughout the continent in fact is getting increasingly warm for the west person 36 degrees on wednesday are not much different on thursday asked for rain if you're not in tasmania you can almost forget it occasional thunderstorms are possible but they are just occasional. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the home try to talk to passengers we follow journalists on the front line the fish tank the free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns a

as well java there wasn't looking too bad i think for many of us will see quite a lot of dry weather during the day as we will in the philippines the philippines is also looking mostly dry just a handful of showers coming and going at times during the day over towards australia and we've had some pretty stormy weather around the southwest recently we did have around fifteen thousand people without electricity thanks to this storm system here it's now working its way towards the east for perth and a lot drier a lot calmer than it has been but still a few showers as we head through sunday and into the early hours of monday as well that system though that will be working its way across parts of south australia and into victoria still with us as we head through monday giving some or all the shop downpours at times over towards new zealand and for many of us here there's a good deal of cloud it's also not that warm look at that in christchurch a maximum temperature just of nine degrees a few bits and pieces of rain in with that as well but largely a cloudy day and that cloud still stickin

living in areas prone to landslides on stuff possibly brought in from by jonah got out in central java the people are risking their lives clearing the road after the most recent landslide. however we got the usual rash of showers across much of southeast asia the heaviest of which appears to be around borneo pushing across into malaysia some more heavy downpours affecting jobby and i says we have had a recent flooding here really over the past few weeks and those heavy showers looks set to continue as we go on through the coming days if anything west of weather sliding a little further south which as we go on through friday runs into the heavy showers that we have also affecting northern parts of australia queensland has been really struggling with some huge downpours and these flooding rains will continue to go on through the next few days to townsville seeing further heavy downpours pushing the all the way up across cannes easing up towards the cape york peninsula a little change as we go on into friday actually the heavy showers remain in place a further south is fine and dry thirty

they are saying that they think they have found the majority of the debrief floating on top of the java sea so far twenty four body bags have been brought back from the crash site to the shore taken to a nearby hospital where the grim task has begun of relatives identifying those body parts we might be settling in for a long waits in terms of any official word on exactly what happened in the final moments before this aircraft crashed into the java sea still no word efficiently from those leading this search operation leading the investigation or indeed from lyon itself about what exactly went wrong and really any significant results from the investigation will need to wait of course until they find the recorders from the aircraft to try to achieve that they brought in to make spirits from singapore with specialist equipment to try to detect exactly where those recorders may be. well still ahead an al-jazeera fair in brazil rides a giant ball sinatra's elected president. jewish leaders in pittsburgh tell president trump isn't welcome there after a synagogue shooting less stops targeting

between the should also be some good spells of sunshine as well doesn't like the northern parts of java are again going to be very very wet so we had down towards australia for many of us here it's draw and hot at the moment but we do have this spiraling area of cloud that's making its way towards us that may give a few showers to the south western parts of western australia there as we head through sunday you can see ahead of that the winds are being drawn down from the north and that is dragging in some more very very hot air so force in adelaide will get to around thirty seven degrees during the day on sunday even higher for monday up to thirty nine very very hot maybe storms later. all i'm counting the cost the mouse wins over the folks we'll look at disney's acquisition of twenty first century fox how the impact on media landscape also net neutrality and where the changes will affect how we view all that content and making the most of the greeks with solar power counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. and watching al-jazeera let's take a look at the top stories right now at l

it's too early to say how much oil spilled here in java or count the environmental cost but people here want the leak plugged and quickly alexie o'brien al-jazeera. what you want is there with me so rob a reminder of our top stories the alleged mastermind of the september the 11th attacks in the u.s. says he may be willing to help the victims in their lawsuit against saudi arabia in return khalid sheikh mohammad wants the government not to seek the death penalty against him particle hayne is following the case from washington d.c. this offer of assistance 1st comes in this court filing it's all part of the lawsuit from the survivors and victims of 911 against the government of saudi arabia so as part of this process the lawyer said that they needed to speak with the people who are in custody accused of being a being behind or committing the 911 attacks one of those is collegiate muhammad so in this file in the lawyers say they reached out to his representatives and he's choosing not to cooperate in this deposition at this time and they say the main reason is because fear of the death pe

a six point five magnitude earthquake in indonesia most populous island of java has killed at least two people and damaged several towns and cities the quake struck on friday night local time staff at one hospital were forced to evacuate patients after part of the ceiling collapsed java's home to almost one hundred fifty million people and sits on the pacific ring of fire were a large number of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur still ahead on al-jazeera ok. ok taking a stand the families of the missing argentine submarine crew pushed for the search to continue plus. they're saying they want to make america great again this is not making america great. anger in the southern u.s. as a u.n. special properties or on extreme poverty finds major issues with housing and sanitation. binny's pink skunk's by the taj mahal. or as the sun sets in the city of angels. hello there we've got plenty of heavy rain across europe at the moment and the heaviest is out of this huge area of cloud here as it gradually drifting its way towards the east and i think it's done so it's brought to some very h

recently in the next two days i think the problem of heavy rain is likely to be further east in java and possibly bonnie. the weather sponsored by cats on race. thanks love to make loans to some friends because behind the suffering a millions of taxpayers because those taxpayers never go away is a new one born every single day a nineteen it is an emerging national message economy but it deals with visually request rationing of the support mechanism we created together because i happen to live in creeks somehow i'm a sinner i'm a bad person. that's machine on al-jazeera but i think one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place where two worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. in two hours we can get set on jurists in the rest of central america and about the same time but more importantly is where those two cultures nort

however there is flooding still in western java and that's the area where most of the showers are at the moment java parts of borneo a sort of way sea and the southern philippines so what's there is just being topped up on the fortune is floating on the ground and it has been quite bad but it's just sort of ticking over now just not improving very much forecast rains they disappear for most of borneo but they are still there west and java most of southeast asia now is enjoying what should be the dry charlie and it is the dry time the is the circulation you'll notice is briefly noticed here was a hint something to us developed it were don't worry if you want the rain it's down here if you don't far away from most it is dry and fine and warm the top end of australia has been some very heavy rain recently and they should be and the remorse deep showers but they are really quite a long way north this cloud running through the bite and then towards the southern corner not particularly wet it indicates a slight change in the feeling of the weather because it's pretty hot in adelaide at thi

his on the west coast of java to tell us of there is a risk off another wave andrew. well there's a very real concern the could be another wave we've been along this coastline now for about three hours and all morning monday morning there's been a low rumbling noise occasionally peaks and valleys the volcano which is about forty forty by forty seven kilometers out see directly from where we are and it's believed that it was a volcanic eruption on saturday nights at the time here that caused an underwater landslide that caused that first tsunami so with the volcano continuing to erupt and it has been erupting off and on for months now and saturday's wasn't a particularly bigger eruption but with evidence all evidence that that erupting volcano is still doing this and there is a very real concern that there could be further tsunamis that's why we are where we are right in the car park of the hotel of a two story building because at least we've got somewhere to go up if we see another wave coming along this coastline so flacks the really is nowhere for people to run inla

these areas hampering the search for survivors of saturday's tsunami the number killed in western java has climbed to four hundred twenty nine but one hundred fifty four missing. more tsunamis a possible if the. volcano erupts again. three people have been killed in a suicide attack in the libyan capital police say the attack in tripoli targeted the foreign ministry building. and turkey's foreign minister says the u.s. has agreed to a plan to disarm kurdish rebels and have the have them give up control of the town or. the u.s. had previously supported the kurdish group in their fight against i saw sudan's president has responded to demands from protesters vowing what he calls real reforms to improve living standards civil society groups are calling for a mass rally in the capital khartoum today a bit more than has the latest from khartoum. it's obvious now at this point at the protests it's more about the fact that the government is still in power then as well as opposed to what it started with which was about the economy where people were complaining about the fact that they don't hav

find alternative jobs they came to keep their way of making money florence al-jazeera village east java indonesia. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines in the u.s. house of representatives. arms sales to the arabia politicians voiced concern over human rights abuses in the saudi led war against yemen president donald trump says he will veto the resolutions the president's has stepped up his attacks on 4 democrat. that congresswoman of color while addressing supporters in north carolina 800. of the crowd chants and send her back as donald trump launched into a tirade against one of the women omar wright she took representative are blaming the night. for the jersey jackson our country saying that terrorism is a reaction to our involvement in other people's affairs. she says being. u.s. service members involved in black hawk down in other words she slandered the brave americans who were drawing to keep peace in somalia. own one minimize the ship temper 11th attacks on our homeland saying some people did something and. the world health organization has declared the ball i'd break

we've adjusted our calculations and widened our search areas to eighteen point five kilometers on the java sea more than eight hundred people are involved in the search for debris bodies and clues to what happened to lion air flight six one zero wayne hay al jazeera jakarta. speaker sure because parliament has told president my trip on a serious cena he must recall parliament by friday at the latest he's been accused of violating the constitution after he fired the prime minister and appointed a replacement but ousted leader running a singer is refusing to leave his official residence a split school tensions rise across the capital and it's miss reports now from colombo five zero. supporters of sri lanka's ousted prime minister aren't going to let him go quietly. run away from a singer has refused to leave his official residence here in the capital since president might recall a serious saying of five and i'm suspended element on friday i think. the president has gone like the electoral mandate to strengthen democracy by trying to seize more executive powers we won't allow it. presidents a

comes under fire after investigators reveal a plane that crashed into the java sea last week at the same fault on earlier flights last. i'm from me in madagascar where this week's presidential election could be the most expensive ever yet more than three quarters of the population lives in poverty. we've got the rain clouds gathering into central and southern parts of australia the moment you see this long line of cloud coming right out of the interior down into the southeastern corner said of course some rain making its way across south australia just eighteen celsius rather late nineteen degrees for melbourne the head of that is still warm sydney the thirty degrees celsius thirty five for brisbane killer fresher air comes back in across the southwest though perth at around sixteen degrees a southerly wind will pick up to around twenty by the time we come to what is then by wednesday look at that rain makes its way right down into the southeastern corner only fifteen their full adelaide and for melbourne but much needed rain coming in across a good part of victoria into new south wales

the rain spread out through an easier malaysia's also expanding it's been pretty heavy in places in java recent made i think the focus will be more likely borneo and sort of ways you maybe the southern philippines next day or so and that takes away the likelihood of it sharing particularly in singapore kayo or even sumatra doesn't look particularly sharia the next day or so as the focus has got to be further east and that is instead it's still includes a flash flood risk throughout java. and i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. fighting both isis and us on. the 1st of a 2 part epic tale of a remarkable family. the father the son and the jihad part one on al-jazeera. one war the war or hurt or war with. hello again to top stories on al-jazeera. israel's benjamin netanyahu is claiming victory in the country's general election exit polls showed his the coup party and its allies will pick up around $59.00 seats in the knesset but that's short off a majority. democratic candidate any club ashar has followed the beauty judge by dropping out

that a ping the sound has been heard from the jet's emergency locator beacon from the seabed off the java sea divers will now search the coordinates to recover the aircraft's black boxes indonesia's government ordered the inspection of all boeing seven three seven following the accident one hundred eighty nine people were on board. thousands of venezuelans are lined up on drew's northern border hoping to enter before a deadline for acquiring residency ends almost half a million venezuelans of crossed into peru escaping economic crisis back home more than a thousand people fleeing poverty and violence in central america started arriving in southern mexico it's the second part of the so-called migrant caravan that's trying to make its way to the u.s. the u.s. has deployed more than five thousand troops at the border in a bid to stop the migrant caravan those where the headlines about with more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's al-jazeera selects. sound sudan is one of the last places on earth to harbor guinea worm disease a gruesome affliction that is affected millions and i

a shell a six point zero magnitude earthquake off the end in asian islands of java has killed at three people and damaged four homes it comes to weeks after more than two thousand people died in a major earthquake and tsunami on the island of salo s.c. and many are still missing or services will be held in the coming hours to mark the end of the official search and palace city where most of the bodies were found. the disaster in indonesia is one of the topics being discussed by members of the international monetary fund and world bank are gathering imbali for their annual meeting scott heiler joins us now from valley with more so as we just you know reference it's been about two weeks now since that disaster and tell me see what's the discussion there scott about what happens next. what happens next for cell in the discussions here particular with the world bank as the world bank works with indonesia when it comes to disaster relief and they're saying that they are working very closely with them in this recent disaster just two weeks ago and particularly today they're looking at it bec

hello it's still raining in indonesia specifically in java in sulawesi maybe the southeast of borneo picture figure from sort of icy hundred thirty millimeters once again a given has been flooding in the area including around jakarta you can expect that to be topped up once more but that's the forecast picture if you're shy of a being born so low as you but they're still there in java in bali and running across to western side of papua new guinea as well west papua and that's just the same for the next two days we still have the remains of what is now tropical depression was briefly a tropical storm in central philippines it's somewhere in this mass here that is most likely it so that's increased share activity for southern vietnam maybe it's a thailand it's the wrong time of the year and mostly it's a dry pictures you can see the forecast for thirty three in bangkok active weather once again in the northwest of australia that is yet an unnamed and undeveloped tropical storm but it's there's a tropical depression is already increased the amount of rain and that's where the focus of r

otherwise it's a rare events they do come back to borneo but they don't really show themselves up in java so if you in jakarta enjoy the humid heat and the sunshine and australia of course middle of winter you expect a bit of snow for the high ground every time you see clouds it was probably going to be disappointingly cold while forecast was you'd be surprised seventeen in adelaide and in melbourne next front is is developing in the bite is on its way through behind it is especially cold on the perth is enjoying sixteen sunny's reasons twenty three in alice springs dropping a little bit down to thirteen of course the unexpected change i don't think so it's getting colder again but that's where more or less it should be tasmania gets the worse the rain i suspect in new zealand fifteen degrees in christchurch on the high side the third effect may be there is cloud coming in from the west because the breeze comes in that direction. twelve boys in their football coach go missing deep in a cave in northern timer with rising floodwaters rescuers are running out of time and one of the nice big

in fact off the coast of java the circulation there shouldn't amount to much but it's an indication of active weather time which isn't a surprise because you sit should see that rain coming up into something by a bang go eventually isn't there yet the number is pretty monsoon showers not be pretty beefy ones in bangladesh and eastern india and they are otherwise it's a fairly dry picture or there is rain in the play in the north of what is hot. but the. stories of abuse in aged care homes in the west to shock the world but there's no it's not easy when i want to speak for those sending elderly loved ones to thailand to live out the day on how does it. save humanity i really really not getting any. the rules. of the market watching al-jazeera that means the whole rom the reminder of our top news stories nearly a 3rd of people in afghanistan's capital could have contracted covert 19 that's according to a study by the health ministry suggesting infections in kabul could be far more widespread than previously thought russia has recorded its highest daily rise accretive virus infections

of big shows over indonesia especially we're talking here about sumatra but it's also happened in java that's the north of that is very little going on you see you see the land mass you can't see any clouds in the philippines for example very few showers and that's true in the forecast as well but come down susan bourne you're touching to java in bali in places to the east and it's sherida sumatra as god day or two off quite possibly daily showers do return and might even reach singapore come tuesday but this is the focus area in these proffering and that's it if you come sir you should be seeing big shows in northern australia i don't see any i do see a circulation nirvana are tonight still the tropical cyclone oma still going to take its own the energy out of the atmosphere is a but australia is still enjoying it as the right word well the hot weather for northern queensland was just rare showers is still cool to the science but it's about what should be done twenty six twenty four sort of there is still hot for in person force a forecast temperature on tuesday so it was all the acti

this otherwise the showers a philosophical called lot of winter you know it is jakarta in fact all of java is virtually visible underneath the green so the potential for flooding returns to java and might include bonnie. the weather sponsored by cattle and peace. singapore is being accused of expanding its coastline with illegally dredged satins of some of the islands off the coast of indonesia and literally vanished it's a big business boggling when they will take the same there in the sand is are there you see the beautiful beach but behind it is something that's not so proud of the tragedy is that people are just not aware and ecological investigation into a global emergency sand walls at this time on al jazeera. welcome back you with al-jazeera remind us of our top stories saudi arabia says it intercepted a ballistic missile targeting its capital riyadh yemen's who's the fighters say they fired the weapon waning for the official residence of king solomon is the third such attack since november. iran's condemned the us for accusing it of supplying missiles to u.c. rebels on occasion was

including jakarta is a big falls recently in the middle of java. a story of. family and freedom from my living here so. we had to sounded large. and the hardships faced in captivity they came to me at midnight they told me to leave my son i said how can i. i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. and the uprising. on al-jazeera. these are the headlines this hour on al-jazeera lebanon's president has delayed talks with political parties that were meant to lead to a new prime minister being named after another night of violence between security forces and protesters outside the palms india supreme court studio here petitions challenging a controversial citizenship more on wednesday anger over the new law has now spread to college campuses and the committee to protect journalists is accusing china of preventing journalists in hong kong and taiwan from reporting freely beijing groups are accused of pressuring firms not to advertise with outlets critical of china. now 2 cities in western libya have declared a general mobilization of