the cyclon smashed through his home he was left with nothing he is broken into and struggling to deal with the trauma since the cycle on peter's wife has been missing he has no idea if she's too alive still he's trying to pick up the pieces running a grocery shop to make ends meet. we don't. so it's very difficult when someone lost a confidence or life in difficult situation so. for the last months. it was a very difficult. you know when you don't know what's next you see a difficult situation it's punishment or it's. a punishment that peter and many others here will feel was undeserved the ruins of folly to hope. not because. i'm a really nice thing because i was a sting this was where my house was better rons basque township is i know that these are rocks. on these big red but i didn't quite remind them of what happened or the food for the night so why red. to blue we've passed try might have been a black how to experience a. mental health experts one that ignoring these he didn't warns will not make them disappear she meant should be agent but in. terms of untreated post-traumatic

it's been one year since cyclonic died struck southern africa the storm killed more than a 1000 people in wasn't but aska and one year ago d.w. correspondent privileged visited easton zimbabwe the epicenter of the march 21000 cycler this is one of the many reports he filed for us desperate moments in your desperate situation for the much money money community in the eastern part of zimbabwe this is the area which was the hardest hit when this cycle on any day swept through more sunday then zimbabwe these are community people who are seated here have been expecting to see some of their loved ones that they haven't seen since the day the cyclon swept through some they have their forms entirely wiped out their belongings are gone what they are holding on to is just hope that maybe they could see some of the people that they haven't seen since the day cycle and how things. but hope has given way to resignation for many who witnessed the disaster face to face privilege returned to many many the epicenter of the march 2900 psycho and way he spoke to one survivor who lost his wife and his hom

the cyclon smile through his home he was left with nothing he's broken into and struggling to do with the trauma since this cycle on peter's wife has been missing he has no idea if she's too alive still is trying to pick up their p.c.'s running a grocery shop to make ends meet. we don't know much in mexico so it's very difficult when someone lost a confidence in life and difficult situation so. for the last months. it was a very difficult. you know when you don't know what's next you see a difficult situation it's a punishment or it's. a punishment that peter and many others here will few was undeserved the ruins of folly to hope. not because. i'm not really my student because i was this thing this was where my house was there runs bass through township is a very i know that these are rocks run will these big rubber bells. remind them of what happened or the famed for my survival as i now have to do we have to try my. how to experience a. mental health experts warn that ignoring these he didn't warn will not make them disappear treatment should be agent but in the long term untreated

a gun buyback scheme a month later it banned semi automatic rifles now it's been a year since a cyclonic die struck southern africa the storm killed more than a 1000 people in mozambique zimbabwe but ask are and malawi part of the damage was the trauma of the people who witnessed the disaster had to face didn't you correspondent privilege was fun he visited she money money in zimbabwe the epicenter of the march 2900 cycle and he spoke to one survivor who lost his wife and his home in the disaster. the events of that night last year constantly haunt you time with t.c. the cycle and smile through his home he was left with nothing he's broken into and struggling to deal with the trauma since the cyclon pieterse wife has been missing he has no idea if she's too alive still is trying to pick up the pieces running in a grocery shop to make ends meet. we don't know what's in next so it's very difficult when someone lost a confidence in life it's a difficult situation so. for the last months. it was a very difficult. you know when you don't know what's next and difficult situation is punishment

later it banned semi automatic rifles now to another tragic anniversary it's been one year since cyclonic die struck southern africa the storm killed more than $1300.00 people in zimbabwe madagascar malawi and mozambique the cyclon made landfall near the port city of barrow on march 14th 2019 bringing widespread destruction and displacement of people the cyclons torrential rains caused 2 major rivers the boozy in the pool to burst their banks submerging villages leaving bodies floating in the water or buildings wrecked according to the u.n. $602.00 mozambicans were killed the infrastructure one year later in many of the affected areas remains critical. and we're joined now from the capital my puter by mark hughes the national director of mozambique for the aid organization care mark thank you for joining us on what is being done to provide survivors of the cycling with the kind of closure that they need. yes as you heard before the situation remains critical on the ground because the recovery phase is still ongoing and people who have suffered direct impact of the diet still living this d

they have we have seen cyclons that has happened actually they were theirs in june july or august was president talk in since june july 2090 but the situation will deteriorate it severely in december when a cyclon hit the region being in addition to the flooding and the all time the other disaster not just multiply you not time from each apia now 9 countries in the region are affected and 3 of those are worse than i think that is a troll yes o'reilly yeah and kenya for tell us what what is it like what is that experience like of seeing that many locusts in one place at one time for someone who was not used to locusts this is very scary is like seeing a cloud as large as. 5 then 20 square kilometer does as small and that sometimes it can even block the light from the sun so you have seen those pictures and it is very scary you know addition to the damages it can cause to crop land to pasture to. 220 inch or well unfortunately not only it scary but it is causing serious damages i want to bring into our conversation confirm according us death explains what it is like from the finest pers

hello and welcome back let's look at the weather across australasia we have a tropical cyclone or soon to be tropical cyclone gretl which is moving towards new caledonia that's going to give some flooding rain over next 24 hours the influence of the storm system will extend along the coast of new south wales and queensland give me some woody big surf conditions we're also like to see some heavy showers around the gold coast and pretty cool conditions also for southeastern parts of australia it's just $21.00 degrees in hobart 18. across in new zealand weather conditions looking fine on the north on the south and seeing this frontal system gradually working its way up for western parts of australia we've got the chance of a few showers perth should be dry for much those highs of 27 not a great deal of change here during the course of monday flooding rain heads further away towards the south but news in turkey largely dr fine oakland a maximum of 23 up into northeastern parts of asia we've lost one weather system from japan but this next system developing in the sea of japan e.c. that is

of a square plus the time down to the 2nd you met up with the boy at the cyclone but that's not me but if we know for sure that facial recognition was involved in the arrests of activists at last year's protests in moscow it's just like in china where only people opposed to the government arrested and believes that this surveillance video was used by the authorities for facial recognition it includes footage of her with a protest banner outside the russian parliament this was a dumb. well good idea yes our message to them is stop going after us without a court order and without our agreement you have no right to do that. is making use of her right to take the authorities to court. we're not permitted to film during the 3 hour hearing although we can hear the judge's voice. and. it was no wonder she dismissed the case and then this but you're right you're muslim but i'm not disappointed on the contrary it's reinforced my determination to fight. all the authorities admitted gathering data but the other side was nervous and got very irate. when you lose control like that you have to be hi

of a square plus the time down to the 2nd at the foot of the port of the cyclone but that's not what you truly know for sure that facial recognition was involved in the arrests of activists at last year's protests in moscow believe that it's just like in china where only people opposed to the government are arrested and. believes that this surveillance video was used by the authorities for facial recognition it includes footage of her with a protest banner outside the russian parliament. was a dumb. well good idea yes our message to them is stop going after us without a court order and without our agreement you have no right to do that. is making use of her right to take the authorities to court. we're not permitted to film during the 3 hour hearing although we can hear the judge's voice. gives no one sentence she dismissed the case and. yeah right you're muslim but i'm not disappointed on the contrary it's reinforced my determination to fight. all the authorities admitted gathering data but the other side was nervous and got very irate. when you lose control like that you have to be

here have been expecting to see some of their loved ones that they haven't seen since the day the cyclon swept through some they have their homes entirely wiped out their belongings are gone what they are holding on to is just the hope that maybe they could see some of the people that they haven't seen since the day cycle and how things. but hope has given way to resignation for many who witnessed the disaster face to face privilege returned to the epicenter of the march 2900 psycho and way he spoke to one survivor who lost his wife and his home to cycling it i. the events of that night last year constantly haunt him with t.c. the cycle on smile through his home he was left with nothing he is broken into and struggling to deal with the trauma since the cycle on peter's wife has been missing he has no idea if she's too alive still he's trying to pick up the pieces running a grocery shop to make ends meet. we don't know. so it's very difficult when someone lost a confidence or life difficult situation so. for the last few months. it was a very difficult. you know when you don't know what's

hello and welcome back let's look at the weather across australasia we have a tropical cyclone or soon to be tropical cyclone prattled which is moving towards new caledonian that's going to give some flooding rain over next 24 hours the influence of the storm system will extend along the coast of both new says new south wales and queensland give me some woody big surf conditions we're also like to see some heavy showers around the gold coast and pretty cool conditions also for southeastern parts of australia sydney there just 21 degrees in hobart 18 across in new zealand weather conditions looking fine on the north on the south on and seeing this frontal system gradually working its way up for western parts of australia we've got the chance of a few showers perth should be dry for much day with highs of 27 not a great deal of change here during the course of monday flooding rain heads further away towards the south but news in the can largely dry and fine oakland a maximum of 23 up into northeastern parts of asia we've lost one weather system from japan but this next system developing

opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping damage from afloat right now critical debate cyclone goes through school board lawyers all of all this argument is astonishingly patronize an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera. it is a big gamble this is a very unique situation in this economy an emergency package of up to a trillion dollars is announced a boost the u.s. economy during the corona virus outbreak. hello i'm fully back to go this is al jazeera live from doha with continuing extensive coverage of the corner virus pandemic including enforcing a knock down how people are being kept off the streets around here and plus a rush to make face masks to prepare for corona virus in a country where the health care system has been. ravaged by war and in other news joe biden is closer to winning the us democratic party's presidential nomination after crushing victories over bernie sanders. thank you very much for joining as the admin

it and i say by this wonder about this for a lab 1st you say cyclone didn't we threaten me if i. said we had to do research. phone or own fish own teeth you've. never left your folded fold it folded always say you had it up by me. the indians have not always spoken with a single valise. under a swindle promised the money and a better life for some in the indigenous community the elders in general refused all mining from the start but others were tempted by rentals a little gift. to. give to a consultation meeting is organized the tribes gather at the traditional house of the their meeting place. worry because it goes complained they are making a manifesto for the colombian state to reaffirm their resistance to mining. so they are not now and i think it could affect all payment and it hadn't is that private and i got mine i got it and i'm taking. him out of that by god what does that mean by a bit of good advice that i would have a headache i'm not gonna be here but i don't. feel good but i could make it if i go and then you're going to am i looking at it. but everybody will know

cyclone didn't wait for the next. few. days always takes you a bit of time and. the indians have not always spoken with a single voice. andres wendel problem is the money and a better life of some in the indigenous community the elders in general refused all mining from the start but others were tempted by rentals little gifts. to. a consultation meeting is organized the tribes gather at the traditional house of the their meeting place. worry because it goes complained they are making a manifesto for the colombian state to reaffirm their resistance to mining. as they are not now and i think it could affect all payments and it had to get that private and i got mine i got it and i'm taking. him out of that but what does that come of it a bit of good advice that i would have not gotten lucky here but i don't want. to do good by to make it a bit better than you're going to get my looking at it. but everybody will know you. as is their mother you. moses moved it up and there was a. phenomenon mocking the both of you know if it's a noise. i think a little more going to

opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate cyclone goes through school lawyers on a bogus argument is astonishingly patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of a new iraq of a new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al-jazeera. who lose. ceasefires now holding in serious ad lib province after turkey and russia agree to a halt in fighting. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a diplomatic route over the coronavirus sall wants answers after japan announces it will suspend south korean visas and send visitors into quarantine. and stranded in some of mexico's most dangerous border towns the grim reality of a controversial dear old u.s. asylum policy. and violent clashes over a controversial citizenship law leaves thousands homeless in india.

if you remember last week, cyclone esther made landfall in the northern territory.a low pressure system, it's dumping heavy rainfall over the northern territory and it looks like it iss expected to dump heavy rainfall not just in the northern territory but also queensland, new south wales a a partss of south australia. so many places of australia will receive flooding rainfall, at least into friday. meanwhile, we have a system located over the north causing giant waefs over the island. the system will likely stay here for a while. that's it for me. have a nice day. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm yoshi ogasawara in tokyo. thanks very much for watching and do stay with us for more. xxxx. ♪ >>> businesses in japan are adjusting to a new reality as they face the fears and risks created by the coronavirus outbreak. gym operators of central sports says it's closing almost all of its outlets until next tuesday. other gym companies have taken similar measures. eon mall is trimming the opening hours at its 142 shopping malls. the company says all

i really just chatted with everybody the whole time harder when the cyclone and the with the girl in particular i got along very well we were like real friends and i was actually a little sad when the meeting was over. the course and the scope of this. shooting for the movie was completed in just 3 weeks it was the 1st time the director and lead actors had worked together. serena mottola had already acted in a number of films she's also a successful model. director not the hero sue i knew right away but sensitive young woman was right for the lead and the challenging shoot. there was no script we improvised. so i tried to adjust to the various locations and the situations. how does the place smell what people will i meet. what kind of things are there and i had to feel my way into the scenes over and over. and i think. it's a low key deeply moving film with an optimistic ending toru has seen her ruined home once more than by chance she meets a young man. he tells her about the phone of the wind people use it to speak to the dead such a telephone booth actually exists for tens of thou

of a square plus the time down to the 2nd at the foot of the cyclone but that's none with which we know for sure that facial recognition was involved in the arrests of activists at last year's protests in moscow really it's just like in china where only people opposed to the government arrested and believes that this surveillance video was used by the authorities for facial recognition it includes footage of her with a protest banner outside the russian parliament. was of them. well good idea yes our message to them is stop going after us without a court order and without our agreement you have no right to do that. is making use of her right to take the authorities to court. we're not permitted to film during the 3 hour hearing although we can hear the judge's voice was. no good it's no wonder that she dismissed the case and. yeah right you're muslim but i'm not disappointed on the contrary it's reinforced my determination to fight . all the authorities admitted gathering data but the other side was nervous and got very irate. when you lose control like that you have to be hiding someth

there is a threat of a tropical cyclone developing here, just off the coast of queensland but it lookssome thunderstorms for the next three days. and there is another system to watch. closer to home low pressure pushing across the british isles and ireland. mild orange colours which we happen to same ebbing away and being replaced by the blue colours so being replaced by the blue colours so it is set to turn colder over the next few days. the weather front is the dividing line between colder air in the warmth and warmer air in the south. —— colder air in the north and warmer and the south. temperatures will reach the low 30s celsius across parts but it looks like it is unsettled on their state across the british isles due to the low pressure which will bring widespread gale force winds and it will feel much colder and very windy as well. you can see a full uk weather forecast right here in about half an hour. see you later. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the world health organisation declares the corona virus outbreak a pandemic. the virus is now in 118 countries, with

meanwhile, in australia, we talklked about a cyclone named ester.he system made landfall in the northern territory. it dropped nearly 400 millimeters of rainfall. the system has become a low pressure system, but it's still very significant, and surprisingly, it is expected to maintain its intensity and then will likely cut across the continent, across the southeast, so it looks like many areas will actually see some heavy rainfall, plus strong winds. we will see h heavy raiainfall places like sutni, too. parts of california had itsts driest february y in recorded history. we have a low pressure system over southern places, so that is expected to bring some showers. meanwhile, we will continue to see heavy rainfall acrososs the eastern united states and snowy weather across eastern canada and temperatures will be very warm in washington, d.c. that's it for me. have a nice day. ♪ >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching and do stay with us for more. ♪ >>> the governor of the bank of japan is trying to calm investor wo

august, a tyco -- cyclone comes. hale heard a terrible, devastating storm hit the city. dr. mayo and his sons were in charge of helping the survivors. they needed nurses. most women had families to look at. when seeking help, dr. mayo went down the street to the academy of our lady of lorde, founded by the franciscan sisters. the mother superior center sisters to be his nurses. they worked in a dance hall in various makeshift facilities. not long after the disaster, what we see here in this tableau, his mother alfred, came to doctor mail with the true vision. she said we, the franciscan's, will build a hospital for the city, if you and your sons will staff. it doctor male resisted. hospitals were expensive, risky. he was elderly, small town, we cannot do this. mother alfred persisted. she said with our faith, hope and energy, it will succeed. so they shook hands, doctor mail and mother alfred. no legal contract. it was a bond of trust. from, that st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. if you think about, it in this tableau, men and women did not work together as professional co

as we take a look at the weather across australasia, tropical cyclone greta still looks threatening onther map but is weakening. -- gretel. it will induce strong winds on north new zealand. still heavy rain associated with that system. cool southerly wind across much of losing lint -- new zealand, chapters dropping in christchurch with a front that will push across tasmania tuesday and wednesday. we have showers for the gold coast. across western australia, winds bringing showers to perth in the course of the day, temperatures of 25 degrees. as we head into wednesday, the risk of showers decreases but with southerly flow is just 23 degrees in contrast to port hedlund at 40 degrees celsius. a risk of showers on the gold coast decreases through wednesday. in northeastern parts of asia, one weather system clearing out into the north pacific so brighter conditions across much of japan. tokyo looking at dry weather and highs of 13 degrees. brightest across south korea but heavy rain across parts of southern china. we should see showers affecting hong kong. ♪ >> our top stories, the french r

they had we have seen cyclons has happened actually there where there is in june july or august was president talk like 2090. 2 asian who was deteriorated severely in december when i sank lower and he that region being in addition to the flooding and the all the other disaster locusts mounted like you not time from you talk here now 9 countries in the region are affected and 3 of those are worst. yes for my area and kenya but to what it what is it like what is that experience like of seeing that many locusts in one place at one time for someone who was not used to look as this is very scary it's like seeing a cloud as large as. find then 20 square kilometer does as small iron that sometimes it can even block the light from the sun so you have seen those pictures and it's very scary you know different to the damage and cause to crop land to blast your true. nature but unfortunately it not only scary but it is causing serious not reduce i want to bring into our conversation a canyon fire mccord esther explains what it is like from the finest perspective of a what not to goodness we depend heavi

poor streamer he conditions are likely meanwhile i want to just keep you updated on the tropical cyclone development which is taking place off the coast of australia this system will become gretl once it actually gets to tropical cyclone status and you can see it moving towards the new caledonia city going to be a major issue in terms of flooding from there not just new caledonia small population big population on the coast of new south wales and queensland because here they could be very dangerous surf conditions developing in the next 24 hours. richard many thanks still to come here on news hour a homecoming for south african stranded in the chinese city of homs where the corona virus was 1st reported plus. the. singing in solidarity how people are doing their bit to ensure social distancing doesn't lead to loneliness during the pandemic. my man in school at this rally driver makes a lucky escape with his car goes up in flames in mexico details with santa in about 20 minutes. the un in fact finders accuse the bernese military of genocide this is a political you think or. do you believe

august, this is the midwest, a terrible cyclone comes. humidity, storms, hail. a terrible devastating storm struck the city, causing death and destruction. dr. mayo and his sons were in charge of helping the survivors. they needed nurses. most women had their families to look after. so in seeking help, dr. mayo went down the street to the economy of our lady of lord, founded by the franciscan sisters and mother alfred mohs, the mother superior, sent her sisters to be his nurses. they work in a dance hall and various makeshift facilities. not long after the disaster and what we see here in this tableau is mother alfred came to dr. mayo with a true vision. she said, we the franciscans will build a hospital for this city if you and your sons will staff it. dr. mayo resisted. hospitals are expensive, risky, he was elderly, small town, we can't do this. mother alfred persisted. she said, with our faith, hope, and energy, it will succeed. so they shook hands, dr. mayo and mother alfred. no legal contract, a bond of trust. and from that, st. mary's hospital opened in 1

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port city of barrow on march 14th 2019 bringing widespread destruction and displacement of people cyclons tarantula rains caused 2 major reverse the boozy and the boom to burst their banks submerging villages and leaving bodies floating in the water and buildings wrecked according to the u.n. some $600.00 to mozambicans were killed the infrastructure situation one year on and many of the fact that areas remains critical. and we're joined now from the capital mark he's the national director of mozambique for the aid organization care mark thank you for joining us on t.w. what is being done to provide survivors of the cycling with the kind of closure that they need. as is as you heard before and the situation remains critical on the ground because the recovery phase is still ongoing and people who have suffered direct impact of a guy still living this day today a lot of them in tearing the times that were put in place remain on the front it. was because in the region over $100.00 songs of people are still living in makeshift shelters so the dying the impact of the diet is this present to th

southern africa the storm killed more than $1300.00 people in zimbabwe madagascar malawi and mozambique cyclon made landfall near the port city of byron on the 14th of march 29th t. when widespread destruction and displacement of people cyclers to racial raids caused 2 major of diverse the boozy on the pull good to burst their banks submerging villages and leaving bodies floating in the water and buildings wrecked according to the u.n. about $602.00 brothers and beacons were killed the infrastructure situation the year on and many of the affected areas remains critical. now in germany bundesliga football matches have been postponed because of coronavirus developments the league had planned to play matches they said we can behind closed doors instead the top german league has suspended play altogether reason coronavirus cases of various clubs in the 2nd division have partially motivated the change in plans and germany now joins france italy and england among many others in suspending professional football. and the coronavirus pandemics have a huge impact on the lots of different sports around t

officials one person was killed and 5 others wounded by live fire from the greek side now cover to that cyclone the athens is fiercely denied tonight thousands of displaced people have been massing along the border after turkey said it would no longer prevent refugees from attempting to head to europe in tel aviv the start of this greece has said it will turn back migrants attempting to cross its borders illegally and a suspended asylum applications controversially for a month to r.t. shall aduba the ski went there 1st time to see what the heck was going on she drove along the border on tuesday night to see the impact this crisis is having. come further down south was still in the greek so i did the border with turkey where no town called fairies and i just want you to get a sense of the action that's happening all around us we're just outside the town hall the local mayor's office and it looks like people are gathering here in the anticipation of going to wards the turkish border and forming some kind of human chain tonight to ensure that there are no illegal crossings from turkey we know that

port city of bear on march 14th 2019 for the widespread destruction and displacement of people the cyclons torrential rains caused 2 major rivers the blue sea in the pond to burst their banks submerging villages and leaving bodies floating in the water and buildings for act according to the u.n. some $600.00 to mozambicans were killed in the infrastructure and many of the affected areas remains critical one year later. and we're joined now from the capital my put 0 by mark he's the national director of mozambique for the aid organization care mark thank you for joining us on what is being done to provide survivors of the cycling with the kind of closure that they need. yes as you heard before and the situation remains critical on the ground because the recovery face is still ongoing and people who have suffered direct impact of the diet still living this day today a lot of the room in terry and plans that were put in place remain on the front it . was in the region over $100.00 songs and people are still living in makeshift shelters so it die in peril to die is this presence of them on a d

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welcome back as we take a look at the weather across australasia tropical cyclone gretel what's left of it still is pretty threatening on the weather map but it's a weakening feature nevertheless it's going to into some pretty strong winds along the north island of new zealand in particular and still some heavy rain associated with that system so generally a cool southerly wind across much of new zealand there temperatures struck in christchurch 14 degrees we've got a front which is going to be pushing across parts of tasmania during the course of choose into wednesday and we still have showers for the gold coast meanwhile out across western australia those winds bringing showers to perth during the course of the day temperatures of just 25 degrees so head on through into wednesday the risk of creases somewhat but with us so that the flow is not particular woman just 23 degrees in contrast to port hedland 40 degrees celsius and the risk of showers the gold coast's decreases significantly as we head on through wednesday up into northeastern parts of asia but one weather system clearin

along these coastal areas of queensland knows yet confirmed as a tropical cyclone if it does become mass it will be named gretl but as i say should stay out in these open meanwhile of the 4 calls the u.s. east and as new south wales so maybe a down day in sydney with a high of 21 degrees and also some rain out tools the west so 25 celsius in perth on saturday as a sort of story some of those rain showers likely pushing further towards the south as to say we keep an eye on this a possible cycle development it is of course heading towards new caledonia as we head through the last apology over the weekend plenty of rain on its way through eastern areas of honshu quite heavy at times again some snow here in the cold air up towards those mountains and a cold but clear day up into. quite a bit cooler as well along the south coast of china 23 degrees celsius in hong kong but it stays fine and dry as we go through sunday fairly brisk winds across the korean peninsula but again it should be mostly dry and just wanted to you will scout achiles across much of honshu with a high of 30 in tokyo. for

to the remains of esther was a tropical cyclone still says be quite active inland there are many people here but flash floods or quite widespread flooding seems likely because the generally dry barren land temperature wise 36 in sydney will still only change well probably fairly rapidly changed at the 23 on tuesday and in melbourne you have a strange green rise to a sunny 21. in 2011 al-jazeera reported from tanzania on the sinister trade in the body parts of albion as this is where the food and arms feet of the port is right and shops all the spot rewind revisits a survivor. mutilated to service the rituals of witchcraft. rewind spell of the albion on al-jazeera. or war oh oh oh. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the deal signed between the u.s. and the afghan taliban may have already hit a major stumbling block kind of songs president ashraf ghani says the government did not commit to releasing 5000 taliban prisoners and that it cannot be a precondition for talks with the group of prisoner swap was part of the old signed in qatar today. turkey's presid

time and we've got a circulation of low pressure which is almost certain to turn into a tropical cyclone off the coast of queensland so covering the great barrier reef system at the moment so some big season likely to be developing here heavy showers along the coast to further south not looking too bad bruce been down to sydney plenty of sunshine highs there into the mid twenty's we've got this frontal system which is pretty active across towns maniac amusin really heavy rain also pushing into parts of victoria the monitor cross western australia spec to see showers developing in person as we head into the weekend there some heavy showers are likely to in the course of the day at that stage that front no clear of tasmania affecting sydney with temperatures coming down in the risk of showers increasing but it should remain clear of new zealand so fine day across much of the country but circulation is likely to move a bit further away from the coast for a time heading up into northeastern parts of asia and here we've got some rain across northern parts of japan you turn to snow over the hi

this will become a powerful cyclone tomorrow that we'll be watching closely. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and harvey weinstein making he's now been transferred to rikers island in new york city. the disgraced movie producer was moved from bellevue hospital more than a week now after being found guilty of criminal sexual assault and rape. abc news confirming he underwent a procedure last night, doctors inserted a stent in his heart. he now faces up to 29 years in prison when he's sentenced next week. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. disturbing video making news this evening of a violent police arrest in new york. officers confronting a young man, allegedly smoking marijuana, appearing to kick him to the ground. >>> there are late developments today in the missing children's case making national headlines. their mother has now been extradited back to idaho and the fbi releasing new images tonight of the children at yellowstone. what they reveal about the photos and when they were taken.

region and as we look at the forecasting see this circulation developing the chance of a tropical cyclone forming here so certainly very wet along the coast with some strong winds big surf conditions further south looking fine for sydney high as of 25 out across western australia it should be a decent day in perth with highs of 31 we're also expecting some flooding to affect new caledonia from that system but then in new zealand the weather is looking draw and fine now as you head on through into friday we see the system moving through the southern ocean is likely to give some very heavy rain across times mania so expect a wet and windy day in hobart highs of 23 but up in sydney should still be enjoying the sunshine and the highs here expected to reach 26. full of struggles full of pleasure. i mean on their way there now they came to. me blankly funny in only having an intimate look at life in cuba if you don't mind i'm going to lead again as they present. my cuba. on al-jazeera. you'll. forgive. him at least recap the top stories for you so far this half hour after days of slowing corona

effect does one go about the cyclone and india. this brings also back memories you know we are it's very similar even the roof of the factory is very similar. so many people work in the factory now. it is a. 250 people. and it runs 24 hours here create every day shifts night 3 i read a 7 o 7. clearly see the sheets over there being piled up and they'll be taken and sold this factory is for the north so should be for sold anywhere in the north. asbestos sheets and all the fact that he had to find a cement sheets. which are the ones to use in india. he sells everything from soaks through toothpaste and sweets so he selling a asbestos sheets with sweets. so what we know is that the 5 with the manned sheets off the sometimes off to degrade we can even see it's already in these new seats yeah at the edge of it it's already started degrading and and then the fibers will come out from not. if you go anywhere in india you'll see why this made me think i'm going high just being i'm going to strong building material that lasts for a long tim

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