moving in this direction is just killing around itself just out of the out of the port there in adelaide has been some like fifty millimeters of rain falling it's still falling on the curse eventually make itself through tasmania through victoria and indeed part of the system is giving rain in sydney twelve degrees is what you're left behind with adelaide and melbourne probably bright couple of days around the coast it looks a bit foggy and west australia percy's self probably of bright couple of days seventeen or eighteen degrees typically now this whole lot normally goes across to new zealand but in the last three or four days we've just seen effectively tropical there bringing constant front of the light rain by adding up to fifty two millimeters in he explained his one ear of the bay of plenty dallas is still with us but it is drifting slowly way however for the immediate future for monday you still got the northeast tropical northeasterly fifteen degrees knowlton probably in the sunshine but if you're further east anywhere right the way down to be honest a lot east coast is going to

pretty active certainly a lot of wind kicked up a haboob in south australia the temp shown up to adelaide to twenty three on thursday then dropped diver down the fifteen mark which is more reasonable than of course those fog rain and then of course it turns to showers for a time per seeing the next belt of rain develop and i'll come across the bottom here adelaide droplet of thirteen this is by sunday this moving system i suspect so the whole lot goes across fog has been a problem in any way there i suspect is about to lift and that's more because of the breeze directions and also when you've got tropical air coming into would you that might still be there in the morning on saturday for suspects going to be you see a day of improving with generally speaking and the sun will come out and then you should be between systems so they are squeezing you on sunday and not going to promise a particularly dry day even in oakland to be honest jumping north still heat wave territory through the korean peninsula and japan but this is an active area where the greenness which means rain running through

ahead of it you drawdowns a relatively warm air so it gets a bit warm and then it gets colder wetter adelaide thirty degrees in the rain on sunday melbourne sixty warmish ahead the same is true of sydney roma still percy the dry day on sunday at fifteen degrees much the same tree house on monday by which time that rain is still pretty much in the adelaide area and has crossed through victoria still falling in tasmania and a good st through sydney sunlight could be sundry and that assumes see some heavy downpours anyway that persistence of type this thing here is a frontal system with tropical air in it has brought fall it's brought persistent rain you have to say just the eastern side of of new zealand is still there might bring us right into all current on sunday and rather than being replaces what's coming in from the west it seems to be sitting there so you've got the same sort of problem fifteen degrees as well all monday for oakland that is jumping also the draw is own to what is still heat wave territory still hot in home sure but at least in the north it's cooling down under the rain.

, over the cover—up of abuse bya adelaide, over the cover—up of abuse by a cleric, we can see that thise world really are on ireland this weekend to see what more pope francis might say on the matter in a country where of course theissue matter in a country where of course the issue of abuse has been spoken about loudly and clearly for so many yea rs about loudly and clearly for so many years now. the subject of the inquiries as well, multiple inquiries as well, multiple inquiries in the country, just a little more detail coming into me about the meeting. we are told one of the people the pope met, one of the eight people be pope met, was mary collins, who has spoken about how she has suffered at the hands catholic institutions, it is likely someone like mary collins will speak are there perhaps about the conversation she has had with the pope. 0ne conversation she has had with the pope. one of eight people speaking to the pope for 90 minutes early this evening. we are told this meeting took place at a building which is effectively the vatican's embassy in dublin. that is the very lates

it you drawdowns a relatively warm air so it gets a bit warm and then it gets colder and wetter adelaide thirty degrees in the rain on sunday melbourne sixty warmish ahead same is true of sydney woman still percy's a dry day on sunday at fifteen degrees much the same treehouse on monday by which time that rain is still pretty much in at the adelaide area and has crossed through victoria still falling in tasmania and it's a good street through sydney sunlight could be sundry and that assumes see some heavy downpours anyway that persistence of type this thing here is a frontal system with tropical air in it has brought fall is brought persistent rain you have to say just the eastern side of new zealand is still there might bring us right into all current on sunday and rather than being replaces what's coming in from the west it seems to be sitting there as he got the same sort of problem fifteen degrees as well all monday for oakland that is jumping also the draw is going to what is still heat wave territory still hot in holland sure but at least in the north it's cooling down under the wr

and cool so a maximum temperature in melbourne just of thirteen degrees on saturday and force in adelaide will only be getting to eleven things should generally cheer up a little bit by sunday though there should be more sunshine around and the temperature in adelaide at least will be bouncing back up again further west we'll also see the temperatures rising here twenty degrees in perth and it should be fine and settled over towards new zealand we're watching some cloud of rain roll its way towards this it doesn't look like it's reached just by lunchtime on saturday but as we head into sunday they'll be more thick a cloud working its way into the southwest and it could just squeeze out one or two showers the heavier rain is help but for later in the day if we head further north we had a typhoon with the shanshu that's now cleared away to the east but it's trailing plenty of rain behind it so that's why we've got this area of what weather here and then to the south of that we've also got another storm that's developing and that's rushing its way towards the north and that's pushing all of

month sentence in home detention after the court was told he has alzheimers the former archbishop of adelaide will be fitted with an electronic tag. pakistan has started celebrating seventy one years of independence a presidential parade and flag hoisting ceremony well they've been held in the capital islamabad the prime minister elect imran khan tweeted that he's filled with great optimism for the country it became independent following the one nine hundred forty seven partition of british world india those are your headlines up next it's the stream all season. every week lee news cycle brings a series of breaking stories join the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most. i am fairly ok and you are in the stream today a growing number of muslim americans have hit the campaign trail ahead of midterm elections this november and some are saying that could be history in the making we'll speak with a few of those candidates to hear about the ups and downs of running for public office and their efforts to change the politic

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from one of a strenuous top catholic clergymen to a common criminal philip wilson was once of adelaide but then the sins of his own pos forced him from that job. sorry for what you've done it was a million and one of those go outside court wilson wouldn't reply to victims' demands for an apology instead of supposed to heckle dumb who's the good go under the bed if you. want rubbish like marie scuse me if you call me rubbish you could you call me rubbish that confrontation for that outraged abuse of five as somebody in the catholic church so i sorry to put what million others we is the contrition from bishop former bishop wilson he's grice as somebody just set up steve has shown no grice on the saud myself muson has been convicted of crimes dating back to the nineteen seventies then he didn't report a pedophile colleague to the police went to altar boys confided in him campaign inside the case isn't rare pitiful get to do their highness act because people are the can say all or ignore what they do today wilson was sentenced to one detention despite survive his agony one would have contr

one of his straight top catholic clergymen common criminals philip wilson was once archbishop of adelaide but then the sins of his own pos forced him from that job. outside court wilson replied to victims' demands for an apology instead of support ahead. he's a good. somebody in the catholic church so i sorry to put what million of us we is the contrition from bishop former bishop wilson he's grice as somebody just sit ups the is has shown no grice on the sword myself muson has been convicted of crimes dating back to the nine hundred seventy s. then he didn't report a pedophile colleague to the police went to zero two boys confided in him campaign aside the case isn't rare that a falls get to do their highness acts because people are the conceal or ignore what they do today wilson was sentenced to home detention despite survive his agony one would contrition to look he's defense argues he's eileen but activists say it's rather because a strain in law still lets off lightly those who cover up abuse. turkey's president says his country will boycott u.s. top docs the latest move in a tit for

rife with sexual abuse for decades many of the crimes were covered up in july and the archbishop of adelaide australia for the postman was forced to resign after it emerged that he kept quiet about the priest sexual abuse his one year prison sentence was commuted to house arrest in chile priest fernando cut a deal is alleged to have the views children for decades he was considered one of the country's most important church figures state prosecutors are now investigating around one hundred sixty cases of abuse and in germany hundreds of cases of abuse have come to light one of the most shocking five hundred fifty children at a catholic school in the pagans book were victims of sexual molestation up until the one nine hundred ninety s. . the streets of dublin are getting ready for pope francis visit hundreds of abuse cases have been uncovered across ireland francis wants to meet with some of the victims but that hasn't made his visit any less controversial. and for more on this story i spoke earlier with peter saunders he's a member of a global organisation on ending sex abuse by priests and t

moving in this direction it's just killing around itself just out of the out of the port there in adelaide has been some like fifty millimeters of rain falling it's still falling on the coastal eventually make itself through tasmania through victoria and indeed part of the system is giving rain in sydney twelve degrees is what you left behind with adelaide and melbourne probably bright couple of days around the coast it looks a bit foggy and west australia percy's self probably of bright couple of days seventeen or eighteen degrees typically now this whole lot normally goes across to new zealand but in the last three or four days we've just seen effectively tropical there bringing constant relatively light rain by adding up to fifty two millimeters in he explained his one ear of the by plenty dallas is still with us but it is drifting slowly way however for the immediate future for monday you still got the northeast tropical whole c.c. fifteen degrees in oakland probably in the sunshine but if you're further east anywhere rather a dime to be honest a lot east coast is going to be overcast

some place in places if ryan is to go on through the next dial so that'll just way over towards adelaide clouding over across that western side all victoria support for i will turn rather cloudy in the next day or two melbourne around seventeen degrees sixteen there full sydney and off of the cold and frosty start press been getting up to around twenty two degrees celsius but lousy dry for much of australia as we can say that's a different story into a new zealand winds picking up here a bit more cloud or rolling through we'll see those cloudy skies producing a few spots of fry this would go on through where the state temperatures getting up to thirteen celsius and crush an all clear and then perhaps a touch warmer and o'loghlin for thursday a touch cold and crushed yes. on the clear skies as we go on into with day may while some increasing cloud will bring some very wet and windy weather in the form of that top food for south korea and later on in the week for japan. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it al-jazeera

go back to season so much rain so shame we can't transfer these as we can't it's dry and warm in adelaide twenty three degrees and that cools down to seventy is the rain does come across south australia and you see someone thirsty but still virtually nothing in new south wales or in queensland it's in victoria if you're lucky sasa straightly and the whole system does keep movies within the last rather active one is just curling up in the tasman sea which means heading towards new zealand wrapped in increasingly warm air as it happens just intent hans's the amount of rain you don't see in temp she says eleven degrees in christchurch in the wet that's a wednesday warmer in or clint showing a bit of tropical water i suppose and eventually don't wrap seventy warmed up in christchurch but notice the circulation system of potential i think big waves coming off the west coast of south island as weather improves on thursday. when you're from a neighborhood known as a band of radicalism. you have to fight. to defy stereotypes. and in the meeting. the stories we don't often hear told by the people

a cold front there ought to be colder but we're talking some warmth in the interior so fifty in adelaide forty in melbourne the next systems already that's way through just clouding up i think later on saturday for adelaide the rain hitting you most likely sunday slow moving system that leaving behind person fifteen despite a southerly breeze if you zealand sons are at the moment the cloud is if anything only on shore breeze in the east and saw a bit of rain for the eastern side both north and south on the well that is saturday by sunday that rains moved offshore and you are between systems only ten degrees in christchurch but in the sunshine. young rich and famous in china one of the news goes behind the great chinese firewall to meet the cyber celebs of a booming multibillion dollar business. on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. witnessed on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching and as a reminder of our top news stories zimbabwe's opposition leader has rejected what he calls unverified fake r

its way eastwards and behind it there's a bit of a drop in the temperature so for us on friday in adelaide our maximum will just be around fourteen degrees and it will also be turning cooler force in melbourne and then just thirty more clouds working its way towards us as we head through saturday probably not reaching us in the morning in adelaide at least ahead of all of that is still warm for us in sydney. the middle east's most religiously diverse country you still have one thousand you just communities you don't have one vision for the future you have nineteen divided along sectarian lines the confessional system in lebanon has destroyed all of the world and heavily influenced by regional allegiances and i was one preventing all the other you have civil war so it's always this balance that said he kept following its first parliamentary elections and nine years people in power investigates the state of lebannon on the jersey. welcome back you're watching i was there i'm still robin a reminder of our top stories zimbabwe's president is calling for an independent investigation into wednes

month sentence in home detention off the court was told he has outsiders the form of archbishop of adelaide will be fitted with an electronic tag. up next inside story i'm back in thirty minutes. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work. on al-jazeera. some call it a sea others a lake for decades its status has been in dispute five countries want to share in the oil rich but landlocked caspian sea a deal is now been done but will it hold and will it lead to a new global energy and political alliance this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm jerome five countries have now agreed the caspian is neither see nor lake so what is it the nations who have longest fugitive status have agreed it has special status iran and four post soviet union countries have contested how it should be split for more than two decades now they've signed a deal to share the surface commonly and divide up the seabed the caspian coastline is shared by russia iran kazakhstan turkmenistan and azerbaijan the new agreement will open the

in there's no future here in adelaide system nobody gets any training in one month nobody can find good work because. he tells us he's been experiencing a lot of xenophobia in italy lately that's my place wristed tell it makes me so sad says the mess we're all humans no matter what color our skin is. that my parents taught me that. lemon doesn't want to go back to gambia his parents are dead and the country is crippled with poverty he wants to go back to germany. thank you both . never give up hope that everything i have is in germany because i have lots of friends and acquaintances the people there are so nice and friendly. unself point is. our journey has shown that exploitation is systemic in spain and in italy. we track down dozens of businesses that violate workers' rights they all deliver fruit and vegetables to germany. why does the e.u. tolerate that's. what the politicians know about the conditions in spain and italy . where the e.u. parliament in strasburg not in harlem is a delegate from the green party and then agriculturalists himself. we show him footage of our search this

told he has also timers to say yes abuse victims say it's just too ling it the former archbishop of adelaide will be fitted with an electronic monitoring device. those are the headlines news continues to keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come up next canada's dark secret. in the. us this. was. my name is roberta hell i'm from the mark nation grammar territory. i'm a survivor of the mohawk institute residential school i was here as a student from one nine hundred fifty seven to january nine hundred sixty one and i came here with six of my family. a lot of bad memories here knows for sure. these are really familiar to me used to play on us on the girl side i was playing down in the basement of a girl side and my mother had come out to the visiting area and a little kids had said your mother is here you want to go see her and i and they were in iran but when i got to the door way over there i froze right in front of the stairs and i couldn't move and i just stood there crying crying crying and the more i cried the worse it got and i could see myself i could actually like an autobody exper

well by saturday it was like most of us will be in the fresh air so it's going to be a cool one adelaide with a maximum just of eleven degrees and force in melbourne will only be at twelve.

senator john mccain has inspired both hero worshipping adelaide from his mainstream supporters and cries of warmongering villainy from his detractors a polarizing figure in both life and death but while.

of his strenuous top catholic clergymen to a common criminal philip wilson was once archbishop of adelaide but then the sins of his own pos forced him from that job. story what you've done it was an. outside court wilson wouldn't reply to victims demands for an apology instead of support ahead. who's the good going to the bad old. what rubbish like me excuse me if you call me rubbish. you call me rubbish that confrontation for that outraged abuse of five as somebody in the catholic church so i sorry to put what million of us we is the contrition from bishop former bishop wilson he's grice as somebody just set up steve has shown no grice on the saud myself muson has been convicted of crimes dating back to the nine hundred seventy s. then he didn't report a pedophile colleague to the police went to zero two boys confided in him campaign inside the case isn't rare that a false get to do their highness acts because people are the conceal or ignore what they do today wilson was sentenced to home detention despite survive his agony one would have contrition to look he's defense argues he's eilee

somebody just said up steve has shown no grice on the saudi myself about this the former archbishop of adelaide was convicted in may of failing to report the child sex abuse by a priest of two altar boys in the one nine hundred seventy s. he's the highest ranking roman catholic official convicted of such a crime but resigned from his post last month following intense pressure from political leaders including the prime minister feeling actually quite happy it's a custody will sentence that has been handed down. and he begins the sentence today . in world news he's the most senior cleric to have been found guilty sentenced and start the sense that the court decided wilson will serve out his sentence at his sister's house due to a range of health issues including heart disease victims and campaign is say the law needs to be tougher on those who conceal child sex abuse head of falls get to do their highnesses act because people are the conceal or ignore what they do this is totally unacceptable it's a betrayal of the victims of the trial of the community and it's a big trial about children of the f

senator john mccain is inspired both hero worshipping adelaide from his mainstream supporters and cries of warmonger and villainy from his detractors a polarizing figure in both life and death but while the arguments over mccain's life and legacy will be long and heated we must not get distracted from one of the most important parts of loss reflection in light of the good vs evil debate over john mccain i think it's important to reflect on just who we choose to call our heroes and their villains and most importantly how we ultimately treat them while they're still here with us case in point chelsea manning who this week was denied entry into the country of australia yes chelsea manning the five foot two inch whistle blower an l g b t q activist was denied an entry visa industrially on wednesday by the australian government for get this failing the characters.

autocrats therefore if turkey goes down the drain did turn the this isn't will not mean the end of mr adelaidepportunity to ramp up his his autocratic -- way of dealing with society that would everyone i meet it's yeah people in times of stress people tried to dictators when they feel a little better. they think about democracy that's the way things go and this idea of the borough rational actors is just not borne out by reality to the point is now we are interested. that turkey doesn't go down the drain economically that's a prime interest because if it does go down the drain economic everything else goes down the drain. now if we help them will that help democracy we don't know. we don't know but we should make that a conditionality because they wanted to they would accept it that we agree. i wouldn't make democracy a point that part of the conditionality but i think. leaders are behaving rationally it's just a question what you call rational and irrational of course is the facts. of course the interest of ms stop now do on is to get a deal as cheap as possible. and our interest is to get th

forces in the south are in the process of being rolled up that only leaves the north the adelaide area to dominate it in turn to the external support by turkey not be us and i think we're also in danger of looking at the wrong flashpoint is not the goal and the goal then the approaching towards the goal and i believe it a done deal read the smoke signals coming or not coming out to jerusalem you can see that the israelis will acquiesce in a return to the status quo ante and the iranians will not move up close to the goal and there's no reason why they should they should want it to. but the real potential flashpoint is the return to a duma type situation remember just back in april we came close to world war three you know we were talking in those terms and the thame scenario could be reproduced at any moment but most likely it will be reproduced when the moment comes for the feature of it lip which is some months down the track but perfectly for theobald the same conditions will be produced and i believe there will be another fake chemical attack which will trigger. a real really dange

a little earlier, jeremy austin a dna expert from adelaide university, told me more about the complexg the remains. the history of these repatriationss of remains from north korea would suggest that even though the koreans have returned 55 boxes of remains, those boxes may contain actually more than 55 individuals. so the very first process would be to actually sort through all the remains and try to work out exactly how many individuals are contained within those 55 boxes. historically, there may actually, based on the previous repatriations, there may be up to 100 individuals within those boxes, and some people's remains may be scattered across different boxes, so that's the first process. the second process would be to use things like dental records and some features of the skeletons to try and either bring different parts of one human body together, or to actually put them into groups that will allow them to be identified further. and the american military, in the last ten years or so, has relied on dna testing to, first of all assemble bodies, assemble all these little different

as well by saturday looks like most of us will be in the fresh air so it's going to be a cool one adelaide with a maximum just of eleven degrees and force in melbourne will only be at twelve as we head across towards new zealand we've got a fair amount of cloud as being piling its way into the western parts of the south island has also brought us a fair amount of rain they don't break so really there was we head into friday friday should be a mostly bright day for many of us eleven degrees the maximum in christchurch fifteen in all clones and generally staying very settled here as we head into saturday to me molly if we had further north we've just seen a typhoon in japan that was called shan chan and is now working its way towards the northeast it's taking or of it's wet weather with it so force in honshu should be a lot drier than it has been recently and thirty two degrees will be our maximum in tokyo towards the west expect a few showers in the beijing area. mian mars commercial capital yang gone is a symbol of its rapid economic growth but in its slums families struggle to survive the

i asked dr emma miller from the college of medicine and public health at flinders university in adelaide how you frame the word effective. certainly from our work it clearly shows that the labels are very effective in increasing awareness and, very effective in increasing awareness and , you very effective in increasing awareness and, you know, fostering conversations about the dangers of alcohol and other products. you have really been an advocate of these health warnings on wine bottles for several years health warnings on wine bottles for several yea rs now, health warnings on wine bottles for several years now, and in australia it has already taken effect. you already have bottles of wine have a warning to pregnant women. has this been effective in your country? well, we have a voluntary code for those labels, from about 2011 the industry entered a voluntary agreement to start putting warnings, particularly for pregnant mothers, on labels. but they are very small. they are about the size of a pea. they are about the size of a pea. they often very, very light in colour and obscured th

another cold front which means it will bring some rain with it but not necessary very much as clipping adelaide during wednesday and melbourne so it'll be cloudy skies not some woman had in sydney at twenty five not so warm behind only sixteen in perth the sun will get to work and lift things a little bit the day after we see a little change to further south but still no rain in new south wales now tasmania will see a bit of the rain and the clouds will come across the tasman sea to new zealand which seems to be attracting them once the circulation sitting over the top we just can't see the islands atoll so you can guess the forecast it looks like rain seems like you know on the seventy heavy admittedly cloud live skier the sunshine twelve to fourteen is not particularly cold i have to say if anything it feels warm photon the ableton you get to thursday on shore breeze brings a bit of cloud but the rain south probably not the north island roads are a different story in japan the presence of rain seems to be fairly obvious for wednesday i think tremendous downpours seem likely in japan. in an ex

of the country very good news this dry skies do come back in behind seventeen celsius there for adelaide twenty two celsius for path and it's because i want into monday similar values on those temperatures by monday it will be largely try and find that brighter skies returning to the east coast sydney at around fourteen celsius ten degrees also warmer than that for brisbane with plenty of sunshine around the sunshine coast will see a little bit of sunshine too into new zealand's fair bit of dry weather having said that i want to see the showers making their way in fourteen celsius there in the sunshine there. on sunday for auckland and also for christchurch and seventy's might be a top form as we go on through monday perhaps a little bit of wet weather later on in the day just started to push its way towards a fosse out of the south auckland still a little bit of wet weather continuing across south korea at the moment more very heavy downpours here for japan it is largely fine and try through monday at all to choose day. goes hand in hand with growing all. refusing to be defined by their

wet and cool so a maximum temperature in melbourne just of the degrees on saturday and force in adelaide will only be getting to eleven things should generally cheer up a little bit by sunday though they should be more sunshine around and the temperature in adelaide at least will be bouncing back up again but the west will say see the temperature is rising here twenty degrees in perth and it should be fine and settled over towards new zealand we're watching some cloud of rainbow its way towards this it doesn't look like it's reached just by lunchtime on saturday but as we head into sunday they'll be more. thick a cloud working its way into the southwest and it could just squeeze out one or two showers the heavier rain is held back for later in the day if we had folk the north we had a typhoon with a shadow that's now cleared away to the east but it's trading plenty of rain behind it so that's why we've got this area of what weather here and then to the south of that we've also got another storm that's developing and that's rushing its way towards the north so that's pushing all of this c

we do have the suddenly winds coming into play and the clouds are here all the way back towards adelaide we're going to start to see those temperatures begin to drop as we go towards sunday for melbourne temps are there only eleven agrees up towards city you drop as well we're going to sing about fifteen degrees but not too bad in brisbane about twenty six there well that one weather system is making its way across the tasman sea towards new zealand one good day for you in the forecast now it's going to be about it and that's going to be saturday nice from auckland all the way down to christ church but that system is going to be making its way towards the east and there you go we're looking at messy whether all the way from the north island all the way down to the south island and winds are also going to be quite heavy at times well here across parts of japan still looking at some very wet weather across much of the area that's associate with a stationary boundary slowly making its way down here toward the south behind it temperatures are a little bit better but down along that front we

we're looking at a maximum temperature of just eleven degrees in melbourne and around fourteen in adelaide towards the west it's a lot warmer here from perth will be at twenty four but the temperatures will be dropping as we head into monday as another weather system works its way towards us so the clouds will be increasing during the day over towards new zealand i'm fine and dry for most of us at the moment but look at this cloud that's the one that was over the southeast impossible strayer and now it's galloping all way so expect the weather to go day. our hill as we head through the next few days sunday won't be too bad actually but the clouds will increase as we head through the day on monday and then we'll see that wet weather some of which will be very very heavy i'm talking of heavy rain we've seen plenty of it over the northern parts of china recently too this is the remains of an old tropical storm is making its way towards the northwest but then takes an about turn and heads its way eastward still giving heavy downpours as it does so on monday. sound the economic heartbeat of a t

in fact it's been raining to break records now the storm system will run through the bite towards adelaide bringing rain here on the cold front probably bring rain through victoria and i think we'll see some in new south wales some in queens and not enough to break the drought but it was a bit of welcome rain all saying the hymn of it all is down to tasmania and of course this system will eventually move towards new zealand but that will take a day or two in the immediate past and in the immediate future got this circulation here quite a windy one bringing big swells the western side of both islands the clouds just going to the east as they should have been sunshine for a while but shall seem likely in science out across churches and shelter here then as we wind things up the temperatures dropped to christ church and the rain is left as a few showers in autumn now it's been very wet in new caledonia recently in this line up the western pacific is cause an active one of the moment there's right at the top and been causing flooding in seoul right in the forecast now is running towards northe

cooler than it has been the only look at melbourne a maximum just of twelve degrees of force in adelaide of around thirteen that cool air is pushing its way northward and even brisbane will only be getting to around twenty three as we had to choose a further west it's warm for now but the temperatures will be easing as we head into tuesday thanks to a bit will cloud and a change in the wind direction now that area of wet weather over the southeastern australia is working its way away from australia but towards new zealand you can see plenty of cloud with us at the moment it's already giving us some heavy rain and will be plenty more as we head through monday and tuesday as well as some very wet weather we're also expecting some very windy weather as well christchurch the temperatures struggling here just a maximum of ten if we head further north we have some storms that are working their way towards the northern parts of asia you can just about make them out on our chart here but they're not going to hit us on monday instead on monday they'll be plenty of fine weather across japan there'

has been as tough as ever serious while it says the government forces will quote go all the way in adelaide the provinces some to some three million people among them an estimated ten thousand fighters from al-qaeda and then those who are friends who were transferred from other areas taken over by the government it is those fighters that both syria and russia russia and syria want wiped out. this the decision of the syrian leadership is to if i tell news or a front whatever the sacrifices are we are ready to exert every possible effort not to harm civilians. so that voting in constitute a list of for the relationship it was with satisfaction that we know to the majority of the syrian arab republic is now freed of terrorists what we need now is to wipe out those terrorist groups which persist particularly in the deescalation zone in italy. and joining me now is there a senior political analyst marwan bashar amman good to have you on set so we heard there from the u.n. asking for the violence not to escalate there are millions of people there we've also heard from turkey asking for some consi

strong winds and temperatures really struggling tempers there it is twelve thirteen degrees for adelaide in melbourne meanwhile across western australia weather conditions quite in down highs of seventeen degrees for perth across into new zealand between weather systems for the moment one system moving away so relatively dry conditions on monday and choose they should be dry for much of the time or the overnight will find this frontal system graci pushing into the south island. people of argentina have been marginalized and abroad avert a culture for generations. using twenty first century tools one mother finds to reconnect to their heritage and shares their culture with the next generation. viewfinder latin america discovers new filmmaking talent from around the globe. message for my daughter. ok let's just try through your top stories so far today day eight of protests beginning in bangladesh questions calling for better road safety standards today on saturday dozens were injured in clashes with the police the demonstrations began after two students were killed by a speeding bus. the

keep things somewhat dry into victoria melbourne at around sixteen celsius to twenty thousand for adelaide joining in a northerly wind at least for the time being we get up to eighteen there the perth again and then larry of high pressure so we can launch sheetrock here we go in through thursday any day on into friday by friday it should be last you try the full rest south australia funny truck lost much of the country make a way across the tasman into new zealand things a little more employments here we have got a few showers just rolling through there will be blustery at times you can see a little bit of cloud there just showing up quite nicely on the satellite picture you have a socialist across just bits and pieces of cloud and right into north out of fourteen degrees for oakland over the next couple of days it's a ton a little dry brush as you go on into the weekend as we head towards the weekend for japan things really going downhill here we go two systems here this one's making its way towards home issue and we got another system that of course is soulik running across the korean pe