philip wilson, the archbishop of adelaide, was found guilty of concealing child abuse by a priest into two years in jail. hywel griffith has more from sydney. philip wilson arrives knowing he faces a very real prospect of being sent to jail today by the judge, having been convicted a few weeks ago. during previous hearings, we've heard he has shown no remorse or contrition for his acyions of concealing the abuse of children. or contrition for his actions of concealing the abuse of children. that abuse happened back in the 1970s in this area. at that time, he was a parish priest and some victims came forward to tell him about the sexual assaults they had suffered at the hands of another member of the clergy. he did nothing then and, vitally, in the early part of this millennium, he did not tell police about the abuse when they started investigating the priest. when he was convicted, we learnt that he was the most senior catholic figure anywhere in the world to be convicted of covering up or concealing child abuse. it is not an offence in every country but it is something that rome wil

the archbishop of adelaide, philip wilson, remained silent as a magistrate delivered the decision notts. will you now resign? refusing to repent, philip wilson stayed silent as he arrived at court. appointed by the pope, he has so far clung onto his title as archbishop of adelaide, while stepping aside from his duties. he broke the law in 2004 by refusing to report child abuse, disclosed to him decades ago. his 12 month detention order means he will not go to jail but may have to wear an electronic tag instead. but abuse survivors want him sacked. how on earth can someone who has been convicted of knowing that children were being abused by a catholic priest remain the archbishop of adelaide? peter was a ten—year—old altar boy when he was sexually abused. the priest at his church, james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later, peter confided in philip wilson, telling him exactly what had happened, but the archbishop did nothing and the priest was able to abuse again. i hit rock bottom, knowing that the guilt that i carried and so forth, if i had persevered with w

the archbishop of adelaide, philip wilson, remained silent as a magistrate delivered the decision notow resign? philip wilson stayed silent as he arrived in court. appointed by the pope, he has so court. appointed by the pope, he has so far, and to his title as archbishop of adelaide, stepping aside from his duties. he broke the law in 2000 by refusing to report child abuse disclosed to him decades ago. this 12 months detention order means he won't go to do —— jail. he may have to wear an electronic tag instead but abuse survivors want him sacked. how on earth can somebody that's been convicted of knowing that's been convicted of knowing that children were being accused by the creased remain the archbishop of adelaide? peter was a ten-year-old altar boy when he was sexually abused. a priest at his church, james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later, peter confided in philip wilson, telling him exactly what had happened, but the archbishop did nothing and the priest was able to abuse again. i hit rock bottom, knowing that the guilt that i carried and so forth,

ranking roman catholic worldwide to be sentenced for covering up child sex abuse the archbishop of adelaide phillip wilson will serve twelve months in detention which could be at home the magistrate said wilson had shown no remorse for failing to report the repeated abuse of two altar boys by a priest during the one nine hundred seventy s. . from australian broadcaster a.b.c. has the latest from newcastle the magistrate robert stone today sentenced philip wilson to a period of detention of twelve months but he stopped short of sending him to jail it's likely that that detention will be served as home detention and there he is still the archbishop of adelaide has stepped aside from his duties but he's refused to stand down in the church as yet as yet still hasn't forced him to resign so we're waiting to see if this will force his hand in that matter to the trial was extended today so he has walked free of court and he will return to court in august when his assessment for home detention will be complete. with bureaus spanning six continents across the globe. series corresponding living bring

he is yet to resign as archbishop of adelaide.n a threat to resign, after talks with chancellor angela merkel. he said the two conservative parties in the governing coalition had reached an agreement on tougher border controls. mrs merkel made a deal with other eu leaders to help share the problems faced by country's such as italy and malta, who see some of the highest numbers of migrant arrivals from north africa. andrew plant reports. this was the latest tension at the top of german's politics. horst seehofer threatening to resign, tired, he said of the opendoor migration policy of angela merkel and insisting some migrants should be turned away. now he has withdrawn his threat, the two reaching an agreement, he said, after hours of talk. translation: after intensive discussion we have reached a clear agreement of how we can in future prevent illegal immigration on the border. this allows me to continue my post as interior and foreign affairs minister. chancellor merkel stood her ground, sticking to a solution reached in russell

the archbishop of adelaide, philip wilson, remained silent as a magistrate delivered the decision notr clung onto his title as archbishop of adelaide, while stepping aside from his duties. he broke the law in 2004 by refusing to report child abuse, disclosed to him decades ago. the 12 month detention order means he will not go to jail but may have to wear an electronic tag instead. but his survivors want him -- tag instead. but his survivors want him —— but abuse survivors want him sacked. he knew that children were being abused by a catholic priest, how can he remain an archbishop in adelaide? peter was a ten-year-old altar boy when he was sexually abused. the priest at his church, james fletcher, told him he needed to be punished. a few years later peter confided in philip wilson, telling them exactly what had happened, but the archbishop did nothing and the priest was able to abuse again. i hit rock bottom, knowing that the guilt that i carried and so forth, if i had to persevere with wilson, that poor boy may have not gone through that because he would have been stopped. the churc

and i was getting warm again in adelaide now there's a front coming off the bite so you can't really tell much from that little curls going through next one's already forming however full cost was wrapped about sixty feet in the sunshine on one side that's not spectacular not far from average only thirteen in melbourne but consider sydney's had like is the warmest july on record as pretty much that it's been warm for some but not for other seventeen in person sees the incoming rain go through and then leave you a sixty in the sunshine the following day but ahead of that rain again the breeze at the interior twenty one not laid out that is by no means a record as has been much warmer in adelaide but is quite a few degrees above the average so that a warm spell then the last from the run through this one here is left rain in new zealand which means you should get at least one day of sunshine when that is see he was wednesday fifty degrees in christchurch a few showers in the west coast about the same in oakland but probably brighter weather on the day after well actually not overly bad

now full cost wise that puts it sort of over land and it's like a rather dreary day in adelaide and just turning that way in melbourne thirteen at best that will be after cod particularly probably a bit further east and a c.t. for example the sun is out further west percept about seventy degrees and sunny is fairly typical though it's not particularly warm even when you get that city not late eleven yet best in melbourne and tasmania has gone all windy and wet once more with probably some stay at height for new zealand well we got rid of the real story where that a good day or so the clouds building one small to see the arcs there on its way into the western sides it's already most likely raining on western side of new zealand both islands and that's increasingly likely during thursday in northern ireland maybe on friday it looks a brighter picture you know it is not very much happening in tonga or fiji and we rock the west is on the pacific again to mid summer sunshine and again continued warm in fact you'd say it's hot soccer's forecast and actual temperature mid to high thirty's.

and i was getting warm again in adelaide now there's a front coming off the bite so you can't really tell much from that little curls goals for next one's already forming however full cost was right about sixteen in the sunshine on one thing that's not spectacular not far from average only thirteen in melbourne but consider sydney's had like is the warmest july on record as pretty much the us it's been warm for some but not for others seventeen in person sees the incoming rain go through and then leave us sixty in the sunshine the following day but a head of that rain again with a breeze at the interior twenty one not laid out that is by no means a record as has been much warmer in adelaide but is quite a few degrees above the average so that of wolves fell then the last from the run through this one here is left rain in news even which means you should get at least one day old sunshine one let us see he was wednesday fifty degrees in christchurch a few showers in the west coast about the same in oakland but probably brighter weather on the day after well actually not overly bad you

through the southeast corner and still raining in tasmania and probably the rain starts again in adelaide as the next systems on its way through the forecast for monday's increasing cloud forty deadly twelve in melbourne five for most the rest of australia sixteen you'll notice in perth the clouds and rain both concentrate just on the coast south of adelaide the time we get to choose to and of course all that goes across tasmania heads towards new zealand you have one day of fine weather i suspect the sun's i know clint not a breath of air ten degrees in christchurch and then this cloud in the green which represents rain closed in on both islands from the west for an increasingly wet tuesday. in the deprived villages of northern argentina there's one man with a solution to every problem. for engineer a self-proclaimed inventor fernando and he's crossed a ninety four to seven ford truck no child into small village too far in his latest mission he constructed much needed for generator the drums and file board if you find a latin america driving change on al-jazeera. again the top stories th

regime you can see the next little cold front coming through which gives you fifteen degrees in adelaide just a bit of warmth being tucked in then the same is true for melbourne the cloud and rain might just stay offshore because we've got twenty one in sydney about perth well seventy hard to complain the rain is coming in to perth that's the forecast for wednesday but the rain has just skidded through tasmania and left adelaide in melbourne both in the middle teens very pleasant now to say tasmania usually gets the brunt of it and it goes across the tasman sea this active frontal systems already hit south island sound cloud and rain for an easy lives it's hardly a big surprise but again the air is tucked in there relatively warmer fourteen across church more or less the same up in oakland rain that's the case lisa choosey for wednesday rather less so it's still possibly there on the western coast of south island now we've seen the back of the tropical cycling that was briefly a typhoon is gone through japan was to circle just south of q shoe interestingly whilst the heat returns to poun

is a recently retired perth vet his friend harry is dr richard harris and the need to test from adelaide they have dived together all over the world where already they made contact with the british i followed the. i waiting up to this. probably familiar with what was going on in the car i've. yet to be honest not looking good at all. on friday july sixth as harrison challen a ride at the rescue site there is a tragedy. news breaks that a former time navy seal involved in the operation has died. at the. petty officer. had left the navy but signed up to join the search is a volunteer. who had been delivering canisters along the route being used by the divers in the cave in a cruel twist he lost consciousness after running out of himself on the return dive . me. and. that hoping that maybe not in the name of what would. be a bank with a man. but on. me. yeah that was obviously a very sobering moment at the same time we realized ok this doesn't change anything we still have twelve kids and a coach in there we still have to to go forward and do this. in the aftermath of the tragedy the mood o

world has been sentenced to a year in detention for covering up child sex abuse the archbishop of adelaide philip wilson could serve that time in home detention after the court was told he was potentially suffering from the early stages of alzheimer's disease. could one day can always catch up any time with our website address that is al-jazeera dot com next up so it's out of their world i have more news for you straight up to that likes watching. let have our law mamma will give fish a little but it is. that very sad i am. a southern gothic if i take to her she shared with the home before me ok. with everyone that rule has shut and look and look at a little. one i have been in that and then found so whatever i am so it. seems that i am cherish sad when i can this i am clearly a service and so i am so with this as you me in show the down essential difference . oh if this if it could be a sneak she had been in the. winter when her own oh and even if none did our own it was an act for us so full that a more had. the custom of how to care. when the ending were fed git out. well lots of time l

regime you can see the next little cold front coming through which gives you fifteen degrees in adelaide just a bit of warmth being tucked in then the same is true for melbourne the cloud and rain might just stay offshore because we've got twenty one in sydney about perth seventy to comply the rain is coming in to perth us the full cost for wednesday but the rain has just skidded through tasmania and left adelaide in melbourne both in the middle teens it doesn't now say tasmania usually gets the brunt of it and it goes across the tasman sea this active frontal system is already hit south island sound cloud and rain for an easy enough to top the a big surprise but again the as tucked in there resurvey warmer fourteen across church more or less the same up in oakland rain that's the case of the city's a for wednesday rather lesser it's still possibly there on the west coast of south island now we've seen the back of the tropical cyclone that was briefly. he's gone through japan is still second just south of key interestingly whilst the heat returns to pound this thing might head towards sh

and adelaide to more migrant rescue ships have been refused permission to dock around four hundred fifty migrants are stranded on board and this is still in port of foot salo italy has called for other e.u. nations to take them and france malta and germany have all agreed to take in fifty migrants each and if no other countries offer help it's unclear what italy's next move will be in an idyllic beach in southern sicily in the distance just on the horizon one of two ships carrying a total of more than four hundred fifty migrants. they were rescued from a barge floating in the mediterranean. italy's interior minister doesn't want them disembarking on italian soil saying malta should take them instead on facebook he wrote malta the people smugglers the italian do gooders and the whole world should know that this ship cannot and should not enter an italian port. initially malta refused entry but later a deal was struck in which malta france and then germany agreed to take in refugees but still leaving hundreds in limbo. selvi is one of the leaders of the italian far right party the northern

wet and windy time of it on monday and tuesday to choose do they should just become dry force in adelaide as we head across towards new zealand it's certainly been stormy here we've had winds gusting over one hundred twenty kilometers per hour and also some very very heavy rain the system is working your way towards the east though and for many of us it will be a lot quieter as we head through the next few days still going to be quite cool though so was a maximum temperature we're just looking at around nine or ten in christchurch and force in oakland we should be around twelve or thirteen further towards the north and shanghai is just been hit by some very strong winds and very heavy rain all thanks to a storm system that's now waking its way towards the west now it's over land it is disintegrating but this whole region can expect to see some flooding. in in the. capturing a moment in time snapshots of how the lives of the stories. provide an eclipse into someone else's work. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. circle for me. own. witness on al-jazee

ast week i was on-board adelaide and i saw first hand the excellent work of the task including trucksssisting on the capacity to respond to particular.asters in >> senator payne. >> senator reynolds, a supplementary question. >> thank you. the minister update the enate about how we're building strength and engagement across the region. >> senator payne? just's very important, not in the pacific, where we're increasing our defense across more than a dozen engagements. i noted that we're engaging with and large, both bilaterally and in small groupings to strengthen the of nation that is share our vision for the region that stability in the region whether it's through trainings, exercises, ducational opportunities or improved information sharing. we're always looking at ways to our on our capacity and operability across the endoe pacific. we're providing practical upport wherever we can, mr. president, as requested by our partners, and i think the basic is the example of that -- inment's assistance to guinea. we work on counterterrorism, the fically with philippines, malaysia, and singap

is a recently retired perth vet his friend harry is dr richard harris and the need to test from adelaide they have dived together all over the world where already they made contact with the british i followed the. i waiting up to this. probably familiar with what was going on in the car i've. yet to be honest not looking good at all. on friday july sixth as harrison challen a ride at the rescue site there is a tragedy. news breaks that a former time navy seal involved in the operation has died. at the. petty officer. had left the navy but signed up to join the search is a volunteer. who had been delivering canisters along the route being used by the divers in the cave in a cruel twist he lost consciousness after running out of himself on the return dive . got me. out. and. got that hoping that maybe not in the name of what would. be a bank with a man. but on. me. yeah that was obviously a very sobering moment at the same time we realized ok this doesn't change anything we still have twelve kids and a coach in there we still have to to go forward and do this. in the aftermath of the trage

philip wilson with a twelve month sentence of detention and there he is still the archbishop of adelaide he stepped aside from his duties but he's refused to stand down in the church as yet as yet still hasn't forced him to resign so we are waiting to see if this will force his hand in that matter. was extended today so he has walked free of court and he will return to court in august when his assessment for home detention will be complete thanks very much indeed the u.s. says it remains committed to sanctions aimed at preventing iran from exporting any oil president donald trump has faced international criticism for his plan to impose sanctions on countries or corporations doing business with iran particle hain has the latest from washington. here the state department put out a senior official to talk about the status of the u.s. pulling out of the iran nuclear agreement saying it's been about two months since the president made that announcement they said in that time they started sending out senior officials across the globe warning countries and companies that if they continue to do

much the townhome likewise dates back to the sixteenth century and features both renaissance in adelaide. when luther lived here it was currently being rebuilt also overlooking the square is the town church of st mary where luther many sermons and instead of latin audacity to preach in german it's pretty sure the view from up there will be spectacular. and i think. one hundred ninety two steps. from up here you can see how small that back actually is back to luther's times only about two thousand people lived here today the town is about sixty thousand that happens. you know visit to baghdad complete without a snapshot of all seems church one of the towns top tourist magnets this street is where almost all of luther's friends and local allies lift and so did heat over there by the little town. and the way back there hidden among the trees you'll find that backs new is attraction. this towering rotunda was purpose built to house a single painting a three hundred sixty degree panorama seventeen meters high by seventy five meters long. it provides an insight into how people lived in the mid

brown is a cave diver who's been involved in previous rescue operations and he's joining us now from adelaide in australia thank you very much indeed for your time sir give us some indication from your experience how you are able to try to comfort and maybe make more confident somebody who is trapped in that kind of situation. i think the biggest thing is the dogs who doing the rescue who have been training the boys how to dive they have to do it very calmly and coolly get them to trust them for what's going on because when they go underwater. and it's fairly hostile. to people who have never been underwater you're breathing off a regulator you're under water it's not particularly natural so the dogs they who doing the training have got to be very calm and slow these boys to make sure they understand what's going on the boys have been there for you know weeks and it's been several days since they were originally discovered or their disappearance was originally discovered. give me some indication of what is likely to be their mental state when they come out we've seen pictures of the first fou

we can cross now to adelaide, where we‘re joined by graeme dick and james dennis from longleat safariguys back longleat safari park was yellow obviously it is such an iconic animal, it‘5 yellow obviously it is such an iconic animal, it‘s a great opportunity, we are going to work alongside them. graeme, do you think they will cope 0k alongside them. graeme, do you think they will cope ok with the transition to an english climate? yes, we hope so. it's really cold today actually, about 15 degrees every year, and i hear you guys are having a bit of heatwave and enjoying it. but the southern koalas are bit more adaptable to the colder climates, they deal with temperatures right down to about 3-5d. and temperatures right down to about 3—5d. and anything above about 26 they get a bit too hot. it should be perfect for us by king vulture. why i5 perfect for us by king vulture. why is the population of this particular type of quality link was bought this 5pecie5 type of quality link was bought this species of kuala are actually doing quite well in certain parts of south australia. but we don't

in the world has been sentenced to a year in detention for covering up child sex abuse bishop of adelaide phillip wilson could serve that time in home detention after the court was told he was potentially suffering from the early stages of alzheimer's disease but you had once the stream is up next to have more news for your to that fax what you've seen of it . ok and you are in the stream today is coming hurtling toward civil war strikes that began back in twenty sixteen in the anger phone regions have led to extreme violence and calls for secession but take a look at how cameroon got here and how its citizens are currently coping imo it could be louder live on you tube and we want to hear from all of you especially those in our cameroonian community well the examiner what it will take to bring both sides to the table and how a long lasting peace could be possible. we want to strike to start for our president to talk with our english speaking colleagues to try to restore peace in cameroon since we are indivisible we must form is what i can see. from is a mission to make america be isn't g

philip wilson, the archbishop of adelaide, was found guilty of concealing child abuse by a priest into two years injail. hywel griffith has more from sydney. philip wilson faces the real prospect of being sent to jail today after having been convicted a few weeks ago. we heard he has shown no remorse or contrition of concealing the abuse of children. it happened backin the abuse of children. it happened back in the 1970s in these areas. he was a parish priest at the time and victims had come forward telling him about being abused by another member of the clergy and he did not tell police about the abuse when they started investigating the priest. when he was convicted, we learnt he was the most senior catholic figure in the world who have been convicted of concealing this. it is something rome will have to tackle. the prosecution said he acted in order to save the reputation of the church but that reputation is now in danger. also this hour, new criminal charges have been brought against the disgraced hollywood producer harvey weinstein. the charges of predatory sexual assault relate

seems likely in sydney and melbourne but another front is developing in the bite is heading towards adelaide where you get that after thursday through new zealand the picture is usually that's collected what went through southern australia well it's on its way that's to show you probably going to few hours but it looks like it's going to be a cloudy and increasingly wet day down the northern side of science island all the western side trust churches at nine degrees thirteen in oakland in what looks like a fairly sunny day brought one by the time we get to up through the arlen's in the west and south of the pacific it is right of the fine heavy rain there is still falling in the northeast of china and beyond that's the remains of a tropical cyclon yes he's got this phone calls but the heat wave prevails in japan . when people think of cuba they think revolution but a bonus is undergoing a revolution he told them let's go to the gym where it's and. we're here to discover if those changes are reflected on the plea that this is a few of these day if you include. russia i don't know i'm trying to

a group of six are to be brought from adelaide, to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire, makingrts. they are abandoning australia and moving to wiltshire. and when the five females and single male arrive, it will be the only place you can find southern koalas in the whole of europe and it's hoped, once this group settles into their new home in longleat, they will start to breed. it will be a very strict monitoring process of each individual koala and the koala as a group, so we can actually identify different behaviours and individualities and how it affects them. they are also brought being brought to the uk because wildlife experts want to raise awareness about the problems koalas are facing. although not classed as endangered, koalas are recognised as vulnerable. since the middle of the 19th century, millions have been killed for theirfur, and more recently, large portions of their habitat have been destroyed to build houses and roads. wombats have been chosen to keep them company on theirjourney and they will end up here, at a new indoor and outdoor australia—inspired enclos

typically in the lead at least in the mornings in perth and then take a cloud producing rain in adelaide in fact all the way down the coast and edging in towards victoria again in the next day or so and likely to cover tasmania now we've had a day of fine weather in new zealand but there's more cloud curving it's way in to the north once again including all clint and it will start to settle in during wednesday and a whole line of cloud develops potential for rain on the west coast of both islands during thursday far and beyond that for most of the western side the pacific is looking fine until you get a bit further north because an active weather some pretty stormy weather heavy rains of brief flooding in beijing in the last day or so and the showers are still potentially there but for the korean peninsula and all of japan is pretty warm and sunny. the promise of peace in the middle east not. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than forty years after to stablish mind how far as the p.l.o. come to achieving its hopes and

accept the resignation of an a strangely and catholic bishop convicted of concealing child abuse adelaide archbishop for that was and was sentenced to twelve months in jail in early july it failed to report the abuse of two altar boys by a paedophile priest in the one nine hundred seventy s. . i think francis having come from argentina has been slow to pick up the guy name particularly in terms of the developments in countries like the united states and australia i think there have been developments there i think it's very welcome whether we can read anything into him taking ten days to accept this resignation i don't know enough about the internal vatican workings but i think definitely had the cardinal mccarrick kies on his desk there from the united states and now this i would hope that this is a sign of ongoing improvement. these days it's very easy to fly anywhere in the world at a moment's notice but one man's taking his travel to the extreme by not going anywhere near an airport explains. by car bus train and container ship. peterson from denmark he goes by the name fuller and has

difference it's the hot of winter the so by day the sun briggs attempts up to fourteen or fifteen adelaide runs through melbourne knots or a.c.t we're up to twenty one in sydney of course we should be about the same in person getting there slowly but a forgot to see by a look of it in the forecast and it's going to drift on the shore every now and again quiet but cold with a gentle story which is also true largely of news in the story was going through there was some flooding around or clint but the clouds disappeared and so should be sunshine by day again you have cold nights of coals for crosswise fifteen round runabout after okra atrocities represents any major connotation of which there are only a few in new zealand the closing tracy going to north island come wednesday and it's friday caught all the western side of the pacific at the moment the action being really overland and here is the ice for you can august some of the monsoon fronts to summer rain front is a long way north not through hole card or through a lot of us talk if you're lucky in beijing keeping charges run about the t

towards and light now full cost wise puts it sort of overland it is like a rather dreary day in adelaide and just turning that way in melbourne thirteen at best that would be after a cold night particularly probably a bit further east and a cd for example the sun is out further west percept about seventy degrees and sunny is fairly typical though it's not particularly warm even when you get that thirty knot late eleven year best in melbourne and tasmania has gone all windy and wet once more with probably some stay at height for new zealand well we got rid of the real story where they had a good day or so the clouds building one small to see that they're on its way into the western side so it's already likely raining on western side of new zealand both islands and that's increasingly likely during thursday in northern ireland maybe on friday it looks a brighter picture you know it's just not very much happening in tonga or fiji and we rather worse is on the pacific again to mid summer sunshine again continued warm in fact you'd say it's hot soccer's forecast and actual temperature mid to

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 inside story of time and extraordinary keep on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every you. welcome back you're watching are just their arms a whole rob a reminder of our top stories pakistani cricketer turned politician and run card is inching closer to victory in wednesday's general

a group of six koalas are to be brought from adelaide, to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire,oalas have thicker fur than their northern neighbours, a feature that'll come in useful when they experience winter in britain. wildlife experts are hoping longleat‘s new residents will raise awareness of the animals' vulnerability due to millions being killed for theirfur and being displaced from their habitats. now it's time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. cif c if they will need that fur coat. a perfect afternoon before heading to the beach for many across england and wales, blue skies and sunshine. but a weather front is bringing rain in northern ireland and north—west scotland, fairly light and patchy, and eastern scotland down to the borders will keep silent. further south, beautiful afternoon, borders will keep silent. further south, beautifulafternoon, if you like it hot, dry and sunny —— will keep the sun. fresher conditions behind the weather front, marking a slow but subtle change in the weather story moving into the week. it will weaken as it pushes east. a ban

migrant crisis spain takes a new emergency measures to control the flow of refugees all charity in adelaide claims migrant children are being sexually abused the man offered to help and said she. challenge to me in exchange for sexual services has been alone with my father's friend who before continue the journey subjected me to reach you and abuse me. also this hour a special report from japan and the korean community there the rise of the far right has driven people to disguise their culture and sympathy for the reclusive north. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow where it's just turned five pm thanks for joining us. batches of weapons discovered in the former terrorist stronghold of eastern aleppo in syria have been traced back to western manufacturers we're now and war correspondent robert fisk identify their origins through their serial numbers and then try to find out how those weapons had ended up in the hands of islamist rebels more details from caleb. this is a weapons factory located in bosnia most likely you have never heard of it but it's

the day on tuesday the more persistent rain though making its way through towards the southeast so adelaide we're going to see that rain and the strong winds as well across parts of victoria and into tasmania that mostly clears as we head through into wednesday but there's more rain coming in to the west. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of the lives of the stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers everybody's going to. go be so. witness on al-jazeera. again the top stories this hour on al-jazeera all of the gunmen who stormed the kurdish regional government building in a bill in northern iraq have reportedly been killed or captured one of the attackers blew himself up it's believed that one hostage held has been freed. iran has condemned a tweet by u.s. president donald trump calling it a passive reaction to comments by iran's president trump warned hassen rouhani of consequences if he threatened the u.s. it's in response to a speech saying that war with iran is the mother of all wars. and hundreds of thousands of chi

ranking roman catholic worldwide to be sentenced for covering up child sex abuse the archbishop of adelaide phillip wilson will serve a twelve month sentence but not in jail he may have home detention the magistrate said wilson had shown no remorse for failing to report the repeated abuse of two altar boys by a priest in the one nine hundred seventy s. in the united states a three year old refugee go has died from her injuries after being stabbed at her own birthday party along with five other children three adults were injured on saturday while trying to protect the toddlers police in boise in the state of idaho have charged to me with murder and battery he'd recently been evicted from the housing complex where refugee families from syria iraq and ethiopia live some of the injured remain critically ill or victims of some of the newest members of our community there are victims from their past homes who fled violence from syria iraq and the opium are suspect is a man with an extensive criminal record spanning multiple states who have spent time in prison and his past remove while asians do

typically they can leave at least in the mornings in perth and then take a cloud producing rain in adelaide in fact all the way down the coast and edging in towards victoria again in the next day or so and like to cover tasmania now we've had a day of fine weather in new zealand but there's more cloud curving it's way in to the north once again including all clint and it will start to settle in during wednesday and a whole line of cloud develops potential for rain on the west coast of both islands during thursday far and beyond that for most of the western south the pacific is looking fine until you get a bit further north because an active weather some pretty stormy weather heavy rains of brief flooding in beijing in the last day or so and the showers are still potentially there but for the korean peninsula all of japan is pretty warm and sunny. two songs they are in sync with is worth millions of dollars to the nepalese they are living god. one east investigates the fight to reclaim nepal's stolen idols. not his era and monday put it world on. u.s. and british companies have announced the

friday and the friday does that last a fine it's like this much of australia cooler down towards adelaide thirteen degrees celsius or pulling in those winds from the say fourteen celsius the cotton rain just pushing across at eastern side of victoria by this they said brightening up behind the recent out of the rain coming into tasmania heading towards new zealand but news even looking largely fog in troy at least for much of thursday we're going to see some decent spells of sunshine ten celsius staring crossed state twelve degrees there for all of the cloud and right have make its way into south as we go on through friday telling particularly wet as the day goes on to be head on towards the weekend states in particular wet weather making its way across japan a recently looks pretty onset was to go through thursday with more right in the forecast for much of friday. seen but rarely heard india's two million street children live the desperate existence when he meets the child reporters from the slumdog press who are giving a voice to india's invisible children on al-jazeera. and for you. w

it's likely that detention will be served as home detention and there he is still the archbishop of adelaide has stepped aside from his duties but he's refused to stand down in the church as yet as yet still hasn't forced him to resign so we're waiting to see if this will force his hand in the matter to the trial was extended today so he has walked free of court and he will return to court in august when his assessment for home detention will be complete. well teaches in the u.s. are stepping up their fight for better pay conditions and funding their largest union is meeting this week to talk about the spending crisis many think has affected the nation's children organizers are considering their next move before the u.s. midterm elections in november john hendren reports now from the annual convention in minneapolis. and. the largest teachers' union in the united states is talking love and revolution while i know i call the trend hopefully it will continue become a revolution we see nearly two decades of cuts the public education and not for the betterment of our students. it began in west v

seventeen degrees in with adelaide and melbourne come saturday with the showers a little bit further north inland in the outback really sixteen in person in the sunshine but there's a cold front in the box on its way through so tensions will not last time i changed the wind direction were down to twelve and thirteen which is more as we expected to be twenty four student sydney the neither rain brief us way through a long a long frontal system tasmania gets hit by most of the rain which of course eventually make its way across the tasman sea but at first you to have a bit of a difference because with this prevailing westerly breeze you tend to get a bit of a warming effect down in christchurch temperature wise could be up as high as fifteen come saturday about the same as o'loghlin but it will drop down to where it like to be at ten degrees come sunday briefly a look norsworthy things are quite different heatwaves temporary stay here backseat because an incoming typhoon to japan the first rains arrive on saturday something like two hundred millimeters there the wind is strong category

seems likely in sydney and melbourne but another front is developing in the bite is heading towards adelaidewhere you get that after thursday for new zealand the picture is usually less collect what went through southern australia what is on his way that's to show you probably going to few hours but it looks like it's going to be a cloudy and increasingly wet day down the northern side of south island all the western side trust church at nine degrees thirteen in oakland in what looks like a fairly sunny day a bright one by the time we get to see the audience in the west and south of the pacific exerts of the fine heavy rain there is still falling in the northeast of china and beyond that's the remains of a tropical cycling yes he's got this phone those but the heat wave prevails in japan. right. zero. hello there i'm julie with all this is the news hour a line from not the coming up in the next sixty minutes the prime minister is calling it an unspeakable tragedy at least seventy six people are killed in wildfires in greece whole families are found huddled in a final embrace. hundreds are mi