for many people in melbourne, _ place? for many people in melbourne, and _ place?thers inl melbourne, and others in sydney, canberra and other parts of australia that have endured lockdowns in the last 18 months, it has felt like a form of house arrest. the lockdowns in melbourne not only have been long, they have been pretty strict, among the strictest anywhere in australia, and when the lockdown ends just before midnight local time today, not all freedoms will be given back to the people of melbourne. workers are still being encouraged to work from home for example. if you live in melbourne you can early travel to regional parts of the state of victoria with a permit, and most shops will stay closed. the next big milestone for the state of victoria to reach will be 80% vaccination. that could happen we expect in the next week or so. a raft of restrictions will then be lifted. so is rarely a's second most populous state and the city of melbourne is taking a very cautious approach to reopening after so many long and dark days of lockdown. thank you, phil mercer, fo

into melbourne without having to quarantine. that's if they are double-dose vaccinated. but, isa, wait. here seeing this strange situation here in australia where the more vaccinated states of new south wales, viktoria, the australian capital are open to each other, and the world, the less vaccinated states queens and west australia, south australia, want to hang on a little bit longer to see if they can give their populations a chance to catch up on those vaccination rates. so if you're in sydney next month, you'll be able to travel to london, but you won't be able to travel to perth, isa. >> angus watson for us in sydney, australia. thank you, angus. good to see you. >>> the new zealand prime minister said covid restrictions will be lifted only when 90% of the eligible population is vaccinated. once each district hits that target, then a new traffic light system will come into effect that uses vaccination certificates. so far only 68% of the country's eligible population is fully vaccinated. this comes, of course, as the large

found not suitable to hold the melbourne casino license.ccording to the commission of the casino operator, at the moment, we are hearing that the finding is that crown is not suitable to hold that open casino license there. we will be awaiting for details when it comes to the other findings, but certainly, this is a huge development in the crown situation, being the global gambling empire. a reduced chain of domestic casinos -- whether the casino license will continue. looking at the suitability of their ability to hold the melbourne casino. we will get more details on that ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are just getting more details when it comes to the world commission into crown resorts, the finding that crown resorts is not suitable to hold their license for the casino. however, it does look like it has really come short of finding them unfit to run the melbourne casino but not stripping them of that casino. the report recommending that crown be supervised for two years while undertaking necessary reforms, that they should be per

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he's a director of policy in the university of melbourne. thank you so much for coming on. >> thank you. >> these images are shocking to americans, most of whom has great affection for australia, think of australia as kind of our cousins, a lot of our cousins do like us, we do like them. this is shocking behavior and not the behave your of a free country. what happened? >> it's not. i don't think it's possible to say that australia is a functional liberal democracy. the coronavirus has completely changed the relationship between government and citizen in this country. it's overwhelmed every check and balance in our system. it's overwhelmed almost every norm of democratic governance. this is a radically new era in new york city. -- australia. we saw police stop protests with counterterrorism equipment they declared a no-fly zone over melbourne so commercial media outlets couldn't film protesters in case people saw how big they were and went down and joined the protest and started to march as well. that's an extraordinary tip is it for any gov

but as far as melbourne goes, those restrictions have now been east. the 2nd largest city in australia has the tag of being the most locked down city in the world. having spent a cumulative $262.00 days locked down. since the pandemic began, this latest one began in early august. so that's all over now. as of midnight, local time, there were certainly some jubilant scenes on the streets of melbourne as that curfew and the restrictions came to an end. it was a bit of a back flip though by the premier all victoria daniel andrews because just a few weeks ago he said that there's no way he's going to reopen his state even effects nation rates, reach 70 or 80 percent, while case numbers are high. well, on thursday, as melbourne's were preparing for this big change by victoria recorded more than 2200 new cases of cove at 900. that was the 2nd highest daily total. since the pandemic began vaccination rate, there at 70 percent. and now those restrictions have been lifted. so was the big change from the government in victoria, so quite possibly, some political

in the immediate future, this front is taking a wild to get toward adelaide in melbourne, 22 degrees,at 22, i will point this out so you know that this is getting hotter and the temperature in adelaide is steady at 20 as the rain comes in. sydney is up to 27 which brings perth to 20. the forecast in sydney, the wind changes again and that comes in when the front system edges across this one. it will drop to 18. a regular thing. the south china sea and philippines see these circulations of clouds and a lot of rain. three or 400 millimeters and there is more to come for hong kong, and the edge of vietnam. listen for luzon, much of the -- less for luzon, but it pushes into other areas, that part is going to be wet. the monsoon is retreating but it is still very wet from here southwards. ♪ >> with tiny hidden cameras, criminals are illegally filming and sharing people's most intimate moments. we will investigate the spycam epidemic in uth korea on al jazeera. worl sneeze into your elbow.e ♪ >> the top stories on al jazeera, rescuers searching for survivors in southwest pakistan where an e

the city of melbourne has rolled out a huge testing program as the country prepares to reopen foreign travel. and people in melbourne will tomorrow when the dub-- win the cubious honor of having spent the most number of days under lockdown on the planet. 246 and counting. >> elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> duncan: president biden faces new pressure this week to unite his party. budget battles among democrats have reached new lows and tensions are high. cbs's christina ruffini is at the white house where the attention remains on two bills and really two democrats. christina, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. the senate passed that bipartisan infrastructure bill almost two months ago but it still hasn't become law and that's due to objectors in the president's own party. >> we want to make sure that we're fighting for all of us, not just for some of us. >> house progressive democrats are adamant they won't compromise policy goals to cut down a proposed multitrillion dollar social spending bill. >> i think that one of the ideas that is out there is fully fund what we can ful

i'll only retire, we're not dying to stick with ah and a storms again in, in this state as victoria melbourne being hit in particular. and that settles curling through on the satellite. big jeanette, it's on its way, which is a good thing because this is what happened. big trees brought down some significant structural damage to say so much better picture for saturday. storms that we left with our developing thunderstorms in new south wales or southern greens. in fact, there's an area of rain moving down through from the northern part of the constant, i think moving slowly so slowly save per se, enjoying the sunshine, melbourne's back in the sunshine. so hope on the whole of the se, alex much better. so that's rain gone towards new zealand. now more significant and still end of season rain is falling in this time northern viet nam robin central vietnam. but it's there for a couple of days. much try a picture by look of it in a good part of the philippines, but look at the south western part of charlotte range developing here again, little bit late in the season. but it's a long way north and

it is an appealing business that has monopolies in both melbourne and perth.fall from grace. this is a company that iced to have casinos in las vegas as well as here in australia and now it's reduced to operating and supervision at its flag ship. >> let get to sophie for the latest on the markets. >> taking a look at the asian stops. kospi is building on the event. staying below 1170. trading around five week high. they do see weakness for the currency this quarter. jumping on is deal for down stream chemicals. over in tokyo, check out ntt shares gaining nearly 5%. i want to focus on panasonic. they are aiming to sell this battery model to other customers alongside tesla. >> breaking news news in elon musk, he is elaborating his deal with hertz, hertz purchasing 100,000 teslas to be end by end of 2022. $4.2 billion revenue booster for tesla. elon musk is the car sold to heather have no dos counts. getting the full profit out of that. he too is seeing strong inflationary pressure at least in the short-term. something that lot of governments and officials worrie

now in immediate future next front, take your wild, come into was adelaide in melbourne, so headed out as a warm 22 degrees. $21.00 sidney's at $22.00 birds. those at 37. a point is i. so you will note them because birds hills getting hotter and temperature and adelaide studies at 20 is the rain comes in and sidney's up to $27.00, which beats perth at about 20. but the forecast sydney sees it stay at 2728 for companies, and then the wind changes again that suddenly comes through when the front, the system and she's across this one here. and they dropped and 18 months for it's a regular thing that the south china sea and the philippines. he these big circulations of cloud. but he's a lot of rain recently 3 or 400 millimeters. and there's more to come for hong kong, hina, and also for the edge now or think of viet nam less. so for lose on you. lucky, much the raise over the water until we get saturday, that really pushes into gwen dung and union. you know, that part of china is going to be very wet. the monsoon is study retreating, but it's still very wet from goer southwards. ah, inequa

it's residents have spent $262.00 days in lockdown during the pandemic. melbourne and victoria reported more than 2000 new cases on friday. so democracy process has been banned in the kingdom off as watson county as south african voice begin mediation. internet access has been limited with facebook, completely shut off off to protest against the king. dozens of pro democracy demonstrate as have been injured in the crackdown which began in june. natasha name reports from the capital by benny, moth zab, who's abu, who not a recognize the police officer who shot him in the leg during a protest in june. he says the officer knew him to because he has a long time community and h. i. v activist, the self employed father of 5 is now an amputee. i am fighting. oh, i wanted to see a time where our life will be better than these when i am sitting. i feel like crying in vegas destroying me because i know what happened to me. i mean i know if dad needs protesters in a sweat, teeny have been on the street since june, calling for democratic reforms in africa's last absolute monarchy. they accuse king

melbourne is lifting stay at home orders this week.n rate in australia's victoria state nears 70% vaccination. people in melbourne have faced a total of six lockdowns, amounting to 262days, since march 2020. australia is moving away from a covid—zero strategy toward living with the virus. hundreds of boeing workers have staged a protest over the planemaker's latest vaccination requirements. it follows boeing's announcement that it will require its 125,000 us employees to be vaccinated by december eight. the aerospace giant is complying with an executive order by presidentjoe biden, requiring federal contractors to make vaccines mandatory for their employees. the uk chancellor rishi sunak is considering a cut to the 5% rate of value added tax on household energy bills, according to the financial times. such a move would come at a cost of roughly 1.5 billion pounds, or 2 billion dollars, but would allow prime minister borisjohnson to deliver a supposed brexit dividend and help families through a tough winter. some conservative mps have d

the climate crisis, with more extreme weather events like flooding in sicily and freak storms in melbourne, just in the past few days. and there is increasing concern that poor countries will suffer the worst, even though they often pollute the least. they'll be fighting for money to help those that already find themselves on the front lines of the climate crisis. michael jacobs is a professor of political economy at the university of sheffield, especially specializing in climate change. he says, richer countries have not kept their promises to assist poor nations. we know that up to 2019 there wasn't enough money flowing from the rich nations. the worlds to poor ones, and by enough i don't mean what actually the poor countries would really like, but what the developed countries had promised as long ago, 2009. and then again, in the purchase agreement, in 2015, the rich nations promised that they would mobilize a $100000000000.00 a year of finance to help poor countries. both reduce their emissions and adapt to the climate change they've already experienced by 2019, however, only $80000000

i should statement one of the big days in sporting calendar in australia, the race days, the melbourne cup and the premier in victoria has said it will go ahead. but his limiting the numbers at to 10000 and of course those people who want to attend at the big melbourne, kept eye in november at they must be fully vaccinate. all right. or sarah clark lives there in brisbin in queens. and sarah, thank you now tens of thousands of protest as of taken to the streets of brussels ahead of the climate summit and glasgow in november the urging world leaders to increase climate ambitions and caught more emissions. steadfast reports now from brussels, o brussels, the heart of the european union filled with protesters while organizes had predicted around 20000 would take part, police say at least 50000, turned up. we see that the effects of climate change are already among us. not only in the south of the world, but also in europe. we've seen terrible floods in belgium and in germany. and there are many, many people ever got the effects and the, and are seeing now what, what the effects of climate

melbourne is emerging from its six lockdown. vaccinations are hitting 70%.has been six lockdown's a combined 260 days. the last one ended at midnight last night. what have you been seeing? >> is good news from melbourne and victoria residents who have endured the longest lack -- lockdown during the pandemic. restrictions were lifted today. you couldn't go more than 15 kilometers from home and there were only certain reasons why you can leave your house. there was a curfew as well. that has all been lifted. hairdressers, bars, restaurants can all reopen vaccinated customers. there are still limits on the number of people they can serve at once. we saw that some ours and restaurants opened at midnight when the restrictions eased. there has been some footage on twitter as well people cheering and bells ringing. i think it's a happy mood there now that these restrictions have been eased. shery: qantas revealing more about its travel resumption plans. what did we hear? >> a lot of announcements from qantas today. probably the best is 11,000 staff will be back at

blashley and associate professor at the nozzle institute for global health at the university of melbourne. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. howard, let me start with you today. it is estimated that between 80002880002 health care workers could have died from cupboard 19 since the beginning of the pandemic. that is a staggering number. just how shocking is it to you. i'm. it's a, it's a conservative estimate. it is absolutely shocking. i think the true figure could be higher. i think we could be pushing close to a quarter of a 1000000. it's an indictment of government's failure to act, to protect health care work as these are people who were just going to work to do their job. but the real issue that worries me hugely here is that the actual number of deaths reported to the world health organization. from countries around the world is less than $7000.00. people are clapping, but nobody is counting. and that sends a message to suggest that it's just not being taken seriously enough. one death is a tragedy. it leaves in its wake families left

abandon its landing. toasting the end of the world's longest locked down the australian city of melbourne, eases corona virus restrictions. and hollywood actor alec baldwin, 5 a malfunctioning prop gun. a crew member is killed and the film director is warranted. ah, a you later is a grappling with how to respond to the growing number of migrants in refugees entering the blog with a neighboring bella. ruse accused of helping people cross that the when he is president has called for a new migration packed on the final day. the latest summit in brussels. he says, a fence on its border with belarus is needed to stop people arriving the e u a jesus belarus and deliberately letting migrants cross its borders in retaliation for european sanctions on the government of alexander lucas shanker. we cannot solve the secondary migration problem, this out, the, solving bray merely migration. and this brain merely meal migration is atalla border. so lucas shanker regime mal, they'll see that european union is able to, the act is able to take the decisions and is ready to defend itself. natasha butler is

a lockdown in the australian city of melbourne will end in a few hours, after 70% of the population receivedlockdowns and in total has spent more than 260 days under tough coronavirus restrictions, which included a night—time curfew. it recently gained the unwelcome designation of the world's most locked down city. queen elizabeth cancelled a trip to northern ireland and is resting for the next few days, according to buckingham palace. her majesty, who celebrated her 95th birthday in april, will stay at windsor castle but is still expected to attend the global climate change conference in glasgow later this month. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the queen at windsor castle last night, hosting a reception for global business and other leaders, doing what she's done for nearly 70 years now — representing and gently canvassing support for britain. she was, by all accounts, in good spirits. it was the latest in a series of engagements over the past eight days. she was at westminster abbey last tuesday, using a walking stick for the first time at a public engagement. two days l

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the melbourne renegades have started this season�*s tournament with a win. a goal up at leicester. manchester united are a goal up at leicester. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you very much. the united nations has withdrawn its invitation to matt hancock, to take up an unpaid role helping africa s economies recover from covid19. it�*s understood a decision was taken at senior levels within the un to rescind the offer — after questions were raised about the former health secretary�*s suitability for the role. 0ur correspondent, mark lobeljoins me now. you have been following this story very carefully, the news broke on the 12th of october so as happened since? , ., , . , since? this development which is embarrassing _ since? this development which is embarrassing for _ since? this development which is embarrassing for the _ since? this development which is embarrassing for the former - since? this development which is l embarrassing for the former health secretary who wanted to resuscitate his political career. it looke

people in australia, 2nd largest city, melbourne, all celebrating as the city emerges from its 6 look down bars, restaurants and hair dresses of fully reopened to the fully vaccinated. the city has been 262 days in lockdown during and the mc and more than 180 people who died in floods across parts of india and nepal to flash flooding was caused by late monsoon rains and has destroyed homes, crops, and infrastructure those, the headlines news continues, hey, on out zera, off to witness, and you can catch up on our 0 or come ah, who's my mom? we're the alone. we go good. let's do a . a made a bed. and then to voice a i think it's a little bit a well i think with a woman clarified with me right now morning at to not finish with a do it again. is that much on teach? yeah, no problem with it again . me now with the double digitally it. don't you many sitting in it. i don't care. i may love you. this is mostly go visit and buddy, i love oh yeah. me and look at this is mad dog bell does again. i what those. huh. did i think that they are covered one with i'm with i don't understand why i mis

the melbourne renegades have started this season's tournament with a win. their target with four balls to spare. that's all the sport for now. there's much more on the website, including all the build up to racing's british champions day at ascot. it is the tenth anniversary of britain's richest raceday, which offers more than £4 million in prize money. all the details on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's return to our top story — the prime minister, borisjohnson, and the labour leader, sir keir starmer, have visited the scene where the mp, sir david amess, was killed during a constituency surgery yesterday. police are treating his death as a terror incident. we know they consider it a potential group to islamist extremism is one potential line of enquiry. a 25—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday, and two properies in london are being searched. earlier i spoke to the labour mp, harriet harman, who is calling for a speaker's conference on security for mps. it isa it is a question which has been raised once again, as

exactly, they have kept this melbourne licence by the skin of their teeth. of the quotes from ray finkelstein, the author of the report were astonishing. he said the behaviour of crown was illegal, dishonest, unethical, exploitative and he called some of the behaviour so callous, it is hard to imagine it could be engaged in by such a well—known corporation. among other things, they were found to have exploited people with gambling addictions, they allowed some of their chinese customers to transfer tens of millions of dollars to one of crown's hotel subsidiaries, money laundering. they organise vip junkets with links to organised crime and gangs. links to organised crime and ans. , ., , ., links to organised crime and ans. , ., ,., ., gangs. the list goes on. how have they — gangs. the list goes on. how have they managed - gangs. the list goes on. how have they managed to - gangs. the list goes on. how have they managed to keep i gangs. the list goes on. how - have they managed to keep their licence? , ., ., , , licence? the short answer is that they — licen

crown resorts will find out later if it is considered capable of running its flagship casino in melbournenal assessment is due after eight weeks of hearings. what kind of misconduct did this inquiry uncover? what do we know? >> it found out quite a lot and not a lot of it was good. it started with evidence that crown had underpaid tens of millions of dollars to the victorian state government. there was a lot of investigation of oversights. lawyers for the inquiry said it was woefully inadequate. crown has continued to do business with junker operators even after the australian federal police had warned the company that those operators were laundering money through the casinos. david: talk to us about possible outcomes. one of the options and realities that lie ahead for these next couple of months? >> yes, so, the main question the inquiry was tasked with answering was if crown is suitable to hold the license to melbourne casinos. if it is found the company is unsuitable to hold a license, the best case scenario is that it recommends changes that are made probably through the executive ra

there were riots every day in melbourne. it was too much for anyone.this month, carla _ it was too much for anyone. earlier this month, carla and _ it was too much for anyone. earlier this month, carla and her- it was too much for anyone. earlier this month, carla and her husband | this month, carla and her husband finally managed to fly home after being given a travel exemption. after nearly two years, this very emotional reunion with her sister. that was the best thing ever, one of the best days of my life coming home and seeing my sister at the airport. i was staring through these two doors _ i was staring through these two doors waiting for the doors to open. i doors waiting for the doors to open. i dived _ doors waiting for the doors to open. i dived onto — doors waiting for the doors to open. i dived onto a barrier and just grabbed — i dived onto a barrier and just grabbed her. i could barely let her no. ,, . ., , ., , go. since then there have been many more reuniens— go. since then there have been many more reunions and _ go. since then there h

here is a man in melbourne this sunday who made the mistake of walking a block from his house. >> a block >> he has no reason to be here. >> is just smoking a cigarette. >> and the reason the marshals are coming. what else do you want me to do? >> tucker: here is the interesting thing, obviously authoritarianism and in australia is of all places. they never asked the man if he has been vaccinated. you would think that is the first question you would ask because vaccination works, doesn't it? that's why it's mandatory, right? that is an important part because leaders are still pretending that it matters. one official promise that the unvaccinated will be allowed to retain their freedoms. speak with the message to them vaccinated you will not achieve freedom unless you get vaccinated. and further to reach new south wales, there will be individuals that choose not to be vaccinated who will lose t their freedoms. >> tucker: no more freedom if you don't get the facts. but they will arrest you for being outside smoking a cigarette a block from your home without a mask and not even ask you if yo

placed under strict government supervision for the next two years after being found unfit to hold its melbourne casino license. an investigation found a litany of wrongdoing including underpaying casino taxes and legally allowing hotel guests to use credit cards to excess funds on the casino floor. crown could still lose it's a license if the government is not satisfied. the sec has won a concession in its drive toward greg leding the 131 billion dollars stable coin market. the treasury department and other agencies will publish a report this week saying the sec had significant authority over tokens like tether. it will urge congress to pass legislation specifying the coins should be regulated similar to bank deposits. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. david: trading 3% higher here in the region as we speak. exclusive interview coming up with the vice chair, martin houston. the company has seen stocks soar to hundred percent here today. gas prices soaring

so melbourne high of 900 degrees. rain is starting to peter out across both islands of new zealand. but here's the thing. we do have a wind warning impacting the capitol region. we could see got been exposed places up to a 120 kilometers per hour. that's it. that's all the ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello there. i'm julie mcdonald. this is the al jazeera news. our life from london coming up. 17 foreign missionaries, including children are abducted near ports of friends, the latest victims of an explosion of kidnappings. by gangs in hazy.

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melbourne has been in and out of locked down for about 20 months.s is intended to be the last locked down from midnight, people were queuing up at bars and hair addresses to get some much-needed taste of normality. >> remember how happy you guys were in sydney to exit that three-month lockdown. i guess the next one will be new zealand setting a vaccination target of 90%. you guys have a very strict covid restrictions there. congratulations are in order when it comes to melbourne and you guys in sydney also exiting those restrictions just a while ago. >> moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were b

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weather is disappearing this bit of rain on his way to the richer the western side of victoria at melbourne looks reasonably fine at 22 on wednesday in person. 19, it's going to start reading, i think in west australia, at least in the tip a bit for goes from $38.00 to thirty's. that wind direction changes, but all the actions really fair, the 7th, which new zealand and further north in the south china sea. if at a very big circulation with quite heavy rain on both edges, but more especially, i think it'll be viet nam, the gets caught by this because it's going to revolve full 2 days and then send huge amounts of rain wants to get around and acts of central vietnam, north of that is a fatty dry picture for a good part of southern china, but quite hot in places to get to 11 degrees above the average here. and in beijing, the other side of what is still the end of the plumb rains is little cooler than average. those range extend in towards the korean place. a particular north korea, japan enjoying dry weather moment. it's 2 fatty humid but not as much as it was. ah! when afghan filmmaker has

melbourne has been under lockdown longer than any other city in the world. in neighboring new zealand the , country's largest city, auckland, will extend its strict lockdown for another two weeks. the u.s. has offered to pay compensation to the families of 10 afghan civilians who were killed in the august drone attack in kabul during the final days of the u.s. occupation. seven of the victims were children. the pentagon initially said the strikeverted an imminent threat by the islamic state and made other false claims around the attack. the pentagon, which did not specify the amount of the co-called "condolence payments," also said it would assist family members who wanted to relocate to the united states. in other news from afghanistan, the death toll from friday's explosions at a mosque in kandahar has risen to at least 47. the islamic state khorasan, known as isis-k, claimed responsibility for the attack. one local man lost loved ones at last week's attack as well as the mosque attack in kunduz one week earlier. >> for how long should we live with blood a

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setting was stopped tampa and the suddenly breeze means it's still not as warm as it could be in melbourne. and you might be out in the streets, but showers a baron throughout victoria in pers, temperatures were on the rise up to about $25.00 degrees and 20 not on sundays. here they are still on the rise, and there's some improvement in the weather from the 40 a few showers in victoria during someday and has had north. now, as the monsoon rains, a coming slowly south was it they are generally replaced by the ne monsoon, a dry ish win, but the time being to combine, we got a lot of rain in the coast of viet nam to last next couple days. even a potential circulation, i think, just west the philippines that might turn into something if nothing else is just a lawful lot of rain and is heading towards cambodia or southern viet nam. and as a monsoon trough descends through india, we left really with the potential for yet more writing cur, valero karnataka, and on the north coast of sri lanka. but equally does more act to whether in northern pakistan with significance though in the martin's ah, o

. >> have been allowed to travel freely internationally cities like sydney and melbourne saw major spikehe vaccination rates down under have been on the rise. to a developing story. now investigators in new mexico say that they have recovered firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition from the movie set where alec baldwin accidently shot and killed a cinematographer. kareen wynter brings us the latest. >> no one has been ruled out at this point. the santa fe district attorney responding to questions about whether actor alec baldwin could face charges in the deadly shooting on the set of his movie rust in new mexico where while rehearsing a scene baldwin accidentally shot cinematographer halyna hutchins and wounded director joel souza. all options are on the table at this point. i'm not take i'm not commenting on charges whether they will be filed or not or on him. so the answer is we we cannot answer that question yet. until we complete a more thorough investigation. the santa fe county sheriff also indicating that they suspect there were other live rounds that were found on set, alth

but a lot of warms can still be found in that southeast corner temperatures in melbourne and adelaide. well above average. if we look at the 3 day for adelaide, with catching high into the 30s early, thirty's here. well above average, but the wet weather continues through the middle of the week. now as we hop across to new zealand, we are seeing fine and dry conditions in both the north and the south island. a few showers coming into play. it is going to turn cooler for christ church. you can see that temperature drop here and it is going to get wetter by the time we get into wednesday now was moved to south east asia. this is where we are seeing the wet weather for indonesia. we've seen flooding in java and sumatra and there's more rain to come. that sure weather update. ah, the, in the vietnam war, the u. s. army used to heidi talks to cub, beside with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instances chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, bringing something they didn't even see

that should be, this is maybe just vicious spring weather the low moves away. melbourne. see the sun come out? i missed a few showers at 16 degrees and sydney's settled down to $23.00 by the end of saturday. now the remains of tropical storm compulsory is already over north vietnam. that is, it's track. it came from the eastern side of the philippines. never made typhoon strength, but has produced an awful lot of rain from hong kong all the way westwards. and this is it disappearing during friday. the rain is like we had his heaviest briefly in northern viet nam that i saw at the end of attached to this mass. he has little tropical depression, which i think might wind itself up into being something significant by the time to get to saturday. this part, central vietnam will see to 300 millimeters again ah, in the world's most populous nation, one in every 4 women suff is domestic. why? when east investigates china's battle ground at on one out 0. how many nukes is too many nukes america has in many ways driven the arms race for parties are much more like the british partie

melbourne looks reasonably fine and 22 on wednesday.oing to start raining in western australia. 38 to 30 as the wind direction changes. all the action making its way to new zealand. in the south china sea, a very big circulation with heavy rain on both edges. i think it will be vietnam that gets caught because it is going to revolve for two days and send huge amounts of rain around central vietnam. north of that is a dry picture for a good part of southern china. quite hot in places. in beijing, the other side of what is the reins is cooler than average. those rains extend into the korean peninsula. japan is enjoying dry weather. it is still fairly humid but not as much as it was. >> too often, afghanistan is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many afghanistans. thanks to the brave individuals who risked their lives to protect it from destruction, an extraordinary film archives spanning four decades reveals the forgotten truths of the country's modern history. the era of darkness on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ >> a reminder of the t

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but ahead of that, look at apple getting up to 3031 in adelaide, a 26 there in melbourne. la she trial a one or 2 showers in eastern parts of queensland. the south wells generally sat there, sidney, around $25.00 degrees. not quite pleasant into new zealand. we have got some aries of re making its way across. so much of new zealand over the next couple of days. but for the time being hanging onto the warmth in north island. oakland getting up to around 25 degrees with pleasant spells of sunshine present spouse, a shanty around the korean peninsula. not too peasant for japan that we got some very heavy righty to that eastern side of her hon. she will see that wet weather starting to pull away as we go through tuesday and on into wednesday. bright weather does come back him behind, but we will see some showers affecting the western side of japan pushing up to was kado. thank finding try for the korean peninsula. so with a top temperature of 18 degrees, southern parts of china, marty settled. ah ah, confronted with some of the worlds was dead quality, mongolian government has begun shutti

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well, this video here from melbourne does show the swift attention of one demonstrator, apparently after he entered a restricted area and in a separate recording in sydney, a mother. this alleged to the rest of the children for not wearing a mask. this follows a wave of violent anti cove rallies across the country. ah ah, while responding to the allegations authorities, i have stressed that some protest is our quote there for a fight, a not see protest for freedoms. earlier. my colleague, collin bright, discussed with our guess whether the police and the restrictions has actually gone too far. peter, i'd imagine the police are trained to anticipate when things like locked down, fatigue, overwhelmed people, and they start to get out to take it towards offices is certainly falls in the background or individual offices and downtown cams enough. so situation where does this steady development pressure on the public about a particular angle? very often. and so it might be useful to mind as a country, regardless of that aspect, offices should be acting proportionately occurs. it's a pressure j

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