and as we go on sunday there's that cooler 20 celsius in adelaide a fair bit of rain there some welcome rain forest suggest and pushed way down into southern parts of new south wales with cooler fresher weather coming in behind and into new zealand. for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one i want to meet the remarkable people risking their lives to help the decided in war torn afghanistan on al-jazeera. save humanity i really really not getting anywhere. you're. right again you're watching out your mind about top stories and i mean the u.s. government will be spending nearly 3 trillion dollars to respond to the train a virus pandemic that's off the politicians in the house of representatives passed another $484000000000.00 in relief. muslims around the world to beginning to mark the 1st day of the fasting month of ramadan with countries facing look down restrictions because of the outbreak many communal practices are being done in seclusion. saudi arabia may be forced to reroute tankers sailing to the united states filled with 14000000

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thunderstorm in and around ken's similar story in brisbane and say staying cool with across and adelaide with a high few of 90. alaska's phone nor a pristine environment that's become a battleground with the trumpet ministration keen to let oil companies start drilling some of its remote communities are tempted by the promised wealth we leave here we make the rule not there but others bitterly opposed we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas crossing the high peaks of the arctic circle to investigate the people in power at the edge of the earth on al-jazeera. hello again i'm. a reminder of our top stories this hour president on trump says the number of corona virus infections in the u.s. is slowing that's despite a record $2300.00 deaths in just 24 hours he says restrictions could be lifted in up to 30 states in just 2 weeks. chinese state media have criticized trump's decision to cut funding to the world health organization the global times calls it a move against humanity to distract from the u.s. president's mismanagement of the pandemic. and the pandemic stall airs as

an england netball blade until very recently in australia for the adelaide thunderbirds.er scrubs and is pa rt she is back in her scrubs and is part of the team treating covid—19 patients in birmingham. i spoke to her about that transition. patients in birmingham. i spoke to her about that transitionlj patients in birmingham. i spoke to her about that transition. i have spoken to the club in australia that i play for, adelaide thunderbirds, maybe a couple of days before or the big decision to pause our leg over there happened,, big decision to pause our leg over there happened, , and big decision to pause our leg over there happened,, and the coach had asked what i wanted to do if the league was postponed, and i said that i would like to come home and they were supportive of that. at that time australia was starting to close the borders and flights were becoming really difficult, and a lot of the interchanging airports were closing like singapore and dubai, so it was touch and go for a little while, about 2k hours, we weren't sure if we were able to get a flight we manage

a high of $22.00 but it's not even a bit cooler across southern regions of australia just 19 in adelaide 17 in melbourne there is the chance of wanted to coastal showers and certainly we could well be seeing some showers on saturday and sunday out across into perth the timers there are a lot lower than we have seen lately just 21 degrees on sunday but look at this mass of rain working its way across the great vice probably won't make his way to far east was on sunday but the rain is certainly on its way so enjoy that 23 of you in adelaide on sunday and it's improving picture too for the last half of the weekend across into new zealand i mean. into japan this is where we're going to be seeing more of this very heavy rain some strong winds as well particularly the eastern side of honshu and some particularly torrential downpours temperature wise but really it's about the rain and the wind and some very heavy rain as well developed through more central areas of china working its way east was on sunday so a very wet day and shanghai and cool just 16. counting the costs the great lock down af

warmer up into o'loghlin and as he had off into thursday look at the draw for the temperature in adelaide 20 celsius that front goes through on the winds and coming from a different cooler direction a quite blustery as well across much of tasmania and then out across into western australia it's a pretty nice day in perth with a high of 25 degrees celsius and then the good news when it comes to the northeast up into asia is that the big storm system is continuing to clear out of the picture away from japan still though on wednesday may see northern areas of honshu but really the bulk of the continent again is seeing some fine dry weather beijing as a warm day on wednesday 26 that could be some showers developing and sunny some very heavy rain working to the east of that on thursday but staying clear of the korean peninsula warm in seoul at 24. the world's. euro. a history of guerrilla warfare. placed on the global stage. today for an organization created for a stateless population. before fighting for their land why did the p.l.o. fight for independence from their arab neighbors. chronicli

catto is an anesthesiologist and general manager at one of the few hospitals still operating in adelaide province he's trying to prepare the clinic even though it only has 2 intensive care beds and a single ventilator there are only 95 ventilators for the whole region with a population of more than 3000000 dr says it could get worse than an italy. or the euro soon we will have to make some really terrible decisions here there who should get a chance to live and who should be let die. because we have no people in there no gloves and above all no ventilators or in the clinic staff posted this photo on facebook will stay here for you you stay at home for us but the appeal has fallen on deaf ears to has stopped wearing a mask when she leaves the house she says she can't stand being stared at and laughed at anymore. more tough times are ahead. a report was produced by beckett a soldier who joins the well welcome back gator tell us more about why people in their lives aren't taking the threat from coronavirus more seriously. to understand that we have to see what they have gone through 3 month

way through we'll see some rain say just around southern parts of south australia 25 celsius in adelaide northerly wind drifting for his a pick in those temperatures up primaries say into new zealand's fine and dry if a little on the cloudy side from time to time then on the cloudy side say into japan we have got a little bit just making its way through here charles asama showers into northern parts of honshu 70 celsius in tokyo sheltered by the mountains it should be lossy settled 21 celsius by the time we come to saturday 20 killer in beijing with a top temperature 20. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands gold rush fever is in the air. hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tasks of on earth the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis 2.0 the hunt for the woolly mammoth on al-jazeera. when a prime minister takes a lump of coal into his own parliament that call means a lot to the country's fortunes we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly chan

layla guscoth is an england netballer and she played until very recently in australia for the adelaidebirds. she is also a junior doctor. and, since last monday, she back in her scrubs and is part of the team treating covid—i9 patients in birmingham. i spoke to her about the transition. i had spoken to the club in australia that i play for maybe a couple of days before the decision to pause our league over there happened and the coach had asked what i would want to do with the league was postponed and i said that i would like to come home and they we re i would like to come home and they were supportive of that. at that time, australia had started to close the borders and flights were becoming very difficult and a lot of interchanging airports were closing like singapore and dubai. it was touch and go for about 2k hours, we didn't know if we would be able to get a flight but we managed to get one about 36 hours before we flew, we had one. until i got on that plane, ididn‘t we had one. until i got on that plane, i didn't really speak to my family too much about it all. are you feeling o

with a high of 22 but it's not even a bit cooler across southern regions of the strategist 19 in adelaide 17 in melbourne there is the chance of wanted to coastal and certainly could well be seeing some showers on saturday and sunday out across into perth the timers there are a lot lower than we have seen lately just 21 degrees on sunday but look at this massive rain working its way across the great vice probably won't make his way to far east was on sunday but the rain is certainly on its way so enjoy that 23 view in adelaide on sunday and it's improving picture too for the last off of the weekend across into new zealand i mean into japan this is where we're going to be seeing more of this very heavy rain some strong winds as well particularly the eastern side of honshu and some particularly torrential downpours temperature wise but really it's about the rain and the wind and some very heavy rain as well developed in 3 more central areas of china working its way east was on sunday so a very wet day and shanghai and cool just 16. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands gold rush is

on and on some fairly brisk winds but look at the temperature of adelaide this is what i mean it's been. warming up still by wednesday 30 celsius the average is 23 this time of year but it dips back down again as a front comes through brings a few shots and then it returns to dry with some nice sunshine good news as well when it comes to the weather conditions across into japan the big storm system continue to work away we will see less she wins in this way but temperatures will recover over the next couple of days 22 in tokyo still warm in beijing with a high of 24. when diplomacy fields and fear sweep then our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division which will to sixty's instead of being an obstacle or tornado wastes into became another obstacle to peace in a 4 part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks with no treatment. virus volunteers will continue to provide the services

a change of weather, firstly rain from adelaide east to sydney and eventually all points south and the about reaching queensland. the orange it is heavy rain. and highto the middle teens at the moment but once it comes through, down to the low teens, 13 melbourne. despite the fact bondi beach might great for exercise, it is a wet looking day wednesday. perth fine and sunny at 22 degrees. a great lack of rain greets us in most of the chaise at. we have gotten a lot recently and there are clouds moving to hokkaido that will bring rain, otherwise strong sunshine but there is cloud building for the south and rain creeping up to go eastward. temperatures,ese remember late april going into early may, and they shouldn't be that high. the average e for this time of year in shanghai is 22, and we are up t to 30 friday. ♪ ♪ lauren: hello there. a reminder of our top story, more than one million people are confirmed to have been infected by coronavirus in the u.s., more than any other country. more than 57,000 people have died from the disease they are. as the u.k. pay tribute front-line workers

to adelaide school they said would be the chance of a lifetime and i thought really i have no problem that you put your. 11 year old boy from below the john his and into the rose of the 1st the clean career in bali. and perhaps the 1st step on his perth to fame. great stuff set me on him what a wonderful smile well that's all for now from focus on europe thanks so much for joining us and if you'd like to see any of our reports again just go to our home page on d w w for whose it all facebook page d w still do come back next time around until and find by i'm sure. illo . the be. the be. the be. the being. can inspire the changes the people making above africa fantastic right now but join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future ablaze many cars do you all for chiming in go africa. in 30 minutes on d w. the secret to success. isn't the salad. or the story behind the music but there's a horny. british. law. chinese knife. symphony for the world. in 75 minutes on d w. ringback how does a virus spread. why do we panic and whe

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disinfecting tents at a refugee camp in adelaide province a prevention effort being carried out by the volunteer rescue group white helmets. almost a half a 1000000 people are packed in here at times up to 10 people share a tent under catastrophic hygenic conditions many of them have fled civil war only to be threatened by the corona virus pandemic children are taught the most essential prevention methods their parents often desperate. yes i've heard about the coronavirus i'm scared for my children there's no prevention happening hardly any disinfectant nobody takes care of it. syria is ill prepared to deal with the corona virus outbreak so far authorities claim to have only 10 cases but the actual number is likely much higher. now which the hammonds a doctor at one of the few hospitals in england he alone tells us about 50 suspected cases oh this old man has trouble breathing. for them or another. has a high fever and is feeling sick. the entire province of it live has roughly 100 intensive care beds and 47 ventilators for a population of over 3000000. moment or not we're doing the be

that's precisely the affection police in australia can go to on camera through deserted downtown adelaide and make their own about us distractions wild animals around the world have been v claiming territory this gang observed traffic rules though waiting for a void headed to the park. and i'm going to hop on out of the studio but a quick reminder that you can get news and features around the clock on our website i did upload. on turn to. our british prodigy back of the middle of a. boy. oh boy. i'm. ready for liftoff. journey through our solar system. and taking the nurses measurements. they can all be done with the space telescope goes into. and researchers are working on a map of all the galaxies. suddenly the universe doesn't seem so big after all tomorrow today. w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. just through the topics covered and a weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and new information on the chrono large breasts or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcasts yo

catto is an anesthesiologist and general manager at one of the few hospitals still operating in adelaide province he's trying to prepare the clinic even though it only has 2 intensive care beds and a single ventilator there are only 95 ventilators for the whole region with a population of more than 3000000 dr says it could get worse than an italy. or the euro soon we will have to make some really terrible decisions here you who should get a chance to live and who should be let die. because we have no people in there no gloves and above all no ventilators in the. the clinic stuff posted this photo on facebook will stay here for you you stay at home for us but the appeal has fallen on deaf ears too has stopped wearing a mask when she leaves the house she says she can't stand being steadfast and laughed at any more and more tough times are ahead. and amid those tough times we're going to take a moment now to leave you on a lighter note because we had the largest brightest supermoon of 2020 rising over cities around the world hushed by the coronavirus on tuesday sky watchers and germany's ca

block thinking a little too gently joseph mccarthy and richard nixon for a smear campaign against adelaide stevenson, just days before the presidential election. and what you need to know about this cartoon is that it did not run in "the washington post." the post pulled the cartoon because it was a pro-eisenhower paper. and mr. block was pro-stevenson, and very adamant about that in his cartoons. and they felt that mr. block's opinion of eisenhower failing to control mccarthy and nixon went too far. and might, perhaps, persuade voters not to vote for him and so it didn't run. it did run in the areas where mr. block was syndicated, the other newspapers. what you also need to know about this cartoon is that "washington post" missed it. readers missed it. they knew a cartoon had appeared elsewhere. it hasn't appeared in their hometown papers and they were angry. and "the washington post" ran every single cartoon that mr. block chose to draw after that. he had a lot of power at the "washington post" as a cartoonist. we can see mr. block's art has evolved from that midwestern pen and ink-type

disinfecting tents at a refugee camp in adelaide province a prevention effort being carried out by the volunteer rescue group white helmets. almost a half a 1000000 people are packed in here at times up to 10 people share a tent under catastrophic hygenic conditions many of them have fled civil war only to be threatened by the coronavirus pandemic. children are taught the most essential prevention methods their parents often desperate. yes i've heard about the coronavirus i'm scared for my children there is no prevention happening hardly any disinfectant nobody takes care of it. syria is ill prepared to deal with the corona virus outbreak so far authorities claim to have only 10 cases but the actual number is likely much higher. now much a ham is a doctor at one of the few hospitals in england he alone tells us about 50 suspected cases though over this old man has trouble breathing the law for them or another has a high fever and is feeling sick. the entire province of it live has roughly 100 tents of care beds and 47 ventilators for a population of over 3000000. moment or not we're do

in adelaide's normally busy central business district, a lone kangaroo was caught on surveillance camerasying away or working from home as the lockdown continues. and while the strict measures have been credited for the low infection rate, anxiety about the toll on the economy is creeping upwards. 0ne place that's still seeing some activity is sydney's well—known tooronga zoo. although there are no visitors, the usual animal routine and training goes on. and like the public, they're waiting for the day normality can return. reged ahmad, bbc news. as the muslim holy month of ramadan begins, millions of people in indonesia are preparing to head home to their villages to be reunited with their families. despite having the highest number of coronavirus deaths in asia after china, the indonesian government has not banned the mass exodus. but there are fears that it could worsen the spread of covid—19 throughout the country. resty woro yuniar reports. for muslims, it is the most important time of the year. ramadan. at time of prayer, reflection and family. and here in indonesia, people traditio

around the world alone kangaroo was seen hopping through empty streets in the australian city of adelaide in south africa penguins were spotted going for a stroll near cape town where they are now thailand the seeing a record number of baby leather back seat turtles hatching on its quiet beaches tourist numbers have dropped nearly 50 percent in thailand which has allowed the turtles to come ashore and lay their eggs safely. much more on the web site of course i'll have more news for you in just a few minutes where we will have more on that breaking news stories the historically low u.s. oil prices stay with us like just a few minutes thanks for watching. business leaders to find the brass paul. business leaders to find the brass part. medieval western society it was a feudal society so to jail you keep the without a power and as soon as the pope ended his speech some people stood up and said god will sit down and the entrance to the city was who refused they killed people in the streets in the houses and in. the crusades an arab perspective of the sold one shop. on a jersey or. trying to

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miller is a senior lecturer at the college of medicine and public health at flinders university in adelaidew do you expect coronavirus, covid—19, to change the healthcare landscape. hopefully we're going to expect significant change in the future. when will —— when all the dust settles there is going to have to be a really ha rd look there is going to have to be a really hard look at how different health systems have managed the crisis and it's quite clear that there has been great in equity, notjust between countries but within countries and it's to be hoped that those sorts of things will be addressed in the future, just in case we have another out break which surely we will have in the future. it's to be hoped, but do you think they will be addressed? well, you know, if history is any guide, i'd have to say i'm a little pessimistic but it really is our only hope for the future. there is no reason to believe that this won't happen again and possibly in the near future. we had lots of warnings about this happening up until now, nothing much has happened soi now, nothing much has happened s

of wet and windy weather for finally blows away temperature wise slowly on the road is actually adelaide the 24 degrees on monday which is a bit higher than sydney that persis seen the record breaker would now come down to $26.00 is far more reasonable if anything it will hover around that temperatures a cloud increases a bit of rain further south. when seymour showed otherwise a victorious probably dry times maybe a see something coming tuesday the temp should add up to 28 and melbourne you should be enjoying your 23. reign is more the story in japan is currently winding up its way through which will take a couple days to finally clear the show's tokyo still sees rain on monday really does dry up going to couple draw days and temperatures rise by a sense for 5 degrees during monday then there's that circulation that we didn't mention when the winds are quite strong obviously coming on shore for northern honshu but they're changing direction as they run through tokyo the sun's out to follow and to the west it's also a mainly sunny picture. perception is validation. quite a scene but in o

many cities around the world alone kangaroo hopped through empty streets in the australian city of adelaide and in south africa penguins went for a stroll in a cape town and now thailand is seeing a record number of baby let a back seat to those hatching on its quite beaches after the number of tourists dropped nearly 50 percent. for a quick check of the headlines here in al-jazeera president trump says he will sign an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration to the u.s. he says it's to protect american jobs after the pandemic led to at least 22000000 applying for unemployment benefits john 100 has more from chicago this is a surprise in the sense that it was delivered late at night not in his news conference where he could be questioned about it and that just happened hours ago here in the u.s. but this is fully in character for donald trump you remember that he had the ban from immigration from muslim countries that was overturned by a court and modified and of course this is the president who his made his whole theme stopping illegal immigration and now in this case he is stopp

the way so we'll see temperatures at around 2324 the melbourne and sydney touch woman there for adelaide last way sates well part of the weekend but hate that we have in past temperatures getting up around the 40 degree mt 24 celsius on tuesday could be a touch cold as you can want to see what is day but lisa's last reply i want to say showers escaping the far south of wy we got some shabby rain so into the fall south of new zealand for a time it's a little blustery here over the next couple of days but it should be lousy dry perhaps a little more in the way of plough strolling its way through question one of the 14 degrees celsius a touch woman or clint at 18 celsius. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop their energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such 2 mountains as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against east amounts we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and viral mentally sound energy solutions for future generation the

because high pressure dominating down towards the southeast was talking of the war one there in adelaide probably the last woman we're going to say for a while 30 celsius on where to stay falls back to just 20 degrees as we go what is to thursday but as you can see it is lousy dry to see quarter to showers just creeping their way into where victoria porfiry for example could catch a few showers a shower sliding over towards that eastern side of victoria so melbourne could also see a little bit of wet weather eventually we will see the cloud of rain making its way towards new zealand but the for the time being is fine and dry with highs of around 20. when diplomacy fails and fear sweeps then the borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's not effective instead of being an obstacle to it don't waste it became another obstacle to peace in a 4 part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides was of shame on al-jazeera. welcome back you're wat

sunday further south obviously as a front running through ahead of it it could be briefly roman adelaide not so much in melbourne i have to say in fact 19 degrees has to be your best and the main rain is going to piece through tasmania come monday again you can show it by a forecast for melbourne it's a quiet start to sunday and then the rain comes in the breeze you know early on monday. counting the cost of the great lock down. for purchasing come to its 1st recession in 25 years from its health service take the strain of the pandemic story. but what does it mean for the economy class europe's going to. come to the cops and i'll just. wait and uninterrupted discussion. from our london broadcast center. hello again i'm just on the attack and a reminder of our top stories this hour the deaths of people in aged care homes in the u.s. canada and italy are being investigated in 3 of bows and of some of the fatalities linked to the coronavirus world wide aren't being reported and. the governor of washington state has accused u.s. president donald trump of cement in domestic rebellion that's a

just creeping across south australia them as we go through thursday not seeing their way towards adelaide thursday into friday that wetter weather will push into that western side of victoria tasmania seeing the blustery showers sliding across the ditch and on to was new zealand the south island will see some wet weather as we go on through friday but behind that i think the sea across much of australia is fine and dry lots of warm sunshine coming through a 29 impressed but also the odd one she'll shower into northern parts of queensland but fine fettle west. a history of guerrilla warfare a place on the global stage. the pira gaining strength the revolutionary zeal knowing no bounds but did a series of violent acts by their splinter groups down the palestinian cause or ensured survival chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian homeland p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. so these are the top stories this hour on al-jazeera iran says it's launched its 1st military satellite into orbit a move which will likely increase tension with the united states washin

slide through the mill about just pushing over towards southern parts of south australia towards adelaide as we go on through saturday this is the dominant feature which will introduce a fair bit of rain useful rainfall welcome right into the southeast in cola victoria seeing some of that wet weather southern parts of new south wales also seeing some rather wet weather as we go on through sunday and on into monday eventually it will slide over towards new zealand but ahead of that much of laziness looking fine. and for i saw fall into the wet by the end of the weekend that we got some bits and pieces of rain moving away from positive japan at the moment but a cloud at present but still plenty of dry and bright whether they'll be a few showers into northern honshu into hokkaido that's where the system just easing out to the north east of china eastern parts of russia and will push its way further race was brought to sky is coming back in behind beijing with a top temperature 20. on counting the cost billions now to save trillions in last economic output the backplane hunt is on senegal pro

through would suggest a change of weather type firstly it's rain that's quite extensive rain from adelaide east was to sydney eventually in all points sasa that tell just by reaches queensland if you see the orange bit that's heavy rain core possibly sundry showers there up to the middle to high teens the moment but once it's gone through the air comes up from the sides and down to the low teens 13 and now when the sun and she should be out and despite the fact the bondi beach might well be rex's eyes it's a witnessing day on thursday there's only this part of australia further west in perth for example it's fine and sunny 22 degrees a great lack of rain now greets us in most of the station we've had a lot recently and certainly a bullet of clouds moving towards cairo in northern honshu should bring some rain to you otherwise it's warm sunshine and strong sunshine today largely a dry picture but there is cloud building for the saturn is right in creeping after you know one to go eastwards but look at these temperatures remember late a few will going into early may nevertheless it shouldn't

for you still in the twenty's you'll notice the next frontal system so it's way in to the west so adelaidemelbourne gets up and as it goes through and joins up as what's already there new south wales gets another brief soaking that it cools down 16 or 17 degrees rather late disappointing and windy as well now but somehow it all somehow in that brilliant if you're in perth you'll still enjoy relative heat 28 degrees a light breeze. but . to his supporters hungary's prime minister is a guardian of europe's borders manning the ramparts against migrant told. to others viktor orbán is an authoritarian demagogue whose far right agenda poses a significant threat to democratic values people in power investigates the leader taking his country to extremes hungary europe's bad boy on a. but the market watching of 0 means a whole run a reminder of our top stories a 6 week old baby as in months more than 5000 people died from coronavirus in the united states vice president mike pence says compared the situation to italy which has been overwhelmed by case since close to 900000 people in spain of lost th

coming across the great byes but also feeding want to show victoria but quite a nice warm day in adelaide at 24. rewind returns a can bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in place since the prime gram was filmed rewind continues with hoss of darkness we were following orders we sing young people to fight these wars put them in the most complex situations you can imagine and have them make life and death decisions rewind on al-jazeera. again i missed on the tape and a reminder of our top stories this hour the pressure is mounting on u.s. governors to ease coronavirus down rules protests encouraged by donald trump have been held in several states for that day in a row the president says some states will begin easing restrictions as early as monday. a senior british government minister has described reports that prime minister barak johnson skipped critical meetings early in the outbreak as grotesque an investigation by the sunday times alleges the government was too slow to respond to t

in new zealand on sunday the west and windy picture in australia not so passing rain is like in adelaide you've got the teens here in melbourne it's not woman hobart at 14 but sydney's a $23.00 and perth is also $23.00 despite a fairly stiff breeze coming in from the south not cloud running through bringing rain at 1st with a sunnier often a very different i'm afraid in the tropics of queensland. but. man ma is on trial from rape to genocide the government stands accused of committing atrocities against the law and to people. one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. al-jazeera where every. ok and i'm just on the attack and a reminder of our top stories this hour. has been the sharpest for all in china's economy for decades following its battle with coronavirus its g.d.p. is down by nearly 7 percent in the 1st quarter of this year the government now says 50 percent more people than previously reported died in. prison donald trump has unveiled guidelines to reopen the u.s. economy but it will be up to governors to decide when to ease lock downs in their own states $22000000.00 americans

you can see a kangaroo there hopping through the in the central busine district and adelaide.hey are in the same kind of orders we are under here. >>> police officers in connecticut got involved in a chase they were not expecting. the officers in stamford were in hot pursuit of a pig. it lasted more than 45 minutes. body cam video captured the wild chase which ended with the officers used a garbage can to track the thing it's now trying to find its owner. taking it all in stride. >> their job is never done. we hear from our viewers all the time saying please remember we are all working hard. i heard from tracy. we are working hard and not getting hazard paid but we are out here. and they say don't forget us. we are trying to take care of people. as we go over to steve paulson talking about our weather. >> dave if you will allow me to segue from the best line in the movie boiler room. let's put the lipstick on this pig. let's go. i never last louder in the movie theater when they said that line. the coolest day of the week is today. mostly cloudy and a few showers warmer. trans

in adelaide saddam's friend almas also received frightening news from singeing his wife zainab had been picked up by the police. have been arrested by. chinese police they dressing undercover i think there's more than i don't mind police officers. zainab spam only watched police put a black hood over her head and put her into a van she was 7 weeks pregnant. i can't leave her like that sob put a flight ticket very next day i left. so i spent 3 months time in or into and then i only can get the information she has been arrested because of the reason she did study in egypt. is a medina spent several weeks in the capital of singeing a room she looking for his wife before being contacted by the police they asked me to come to. police station talk to me face to face and i when i went to they gave me the piece of paper. i need to get out of the country in 24 hours. after mass flew back to australia the chinese authorities arrested his 50 year old mother. she is a high school last teacher she's been working for chinese government for 30 years. teka from the house fave police officer come to the

south the southeast right as we go on through thursday out west the weather just pushing towards adelaide easing over towards that western side of victoria and back down into tasmania may well further north in japan here we've seen some wet weather recently that's in the process of pulling away as well lossy dry weather tucking in behind we are going to see a few showers into northern parts of honshu into hokkaido but for many it's fine dry and settle for that line of cloud and rain down into southern areas a chart of the say snow rains here really popping up at the moment we could see some flooding northern parts of vietnam most icing some of that wet weather to the north of that is fine and dry with plenty of sunshine. in the far reaches of the new siberian islands gold rush fever is in the air. hunters searching for priceless woolly mammoth tasks of on earth the holy grail. an incredible journey into the realms of science fiction where cloning and synthetic biology have scientists playing god. witness genesis 2.0 the hunt for the woolly mammoths on al-jazeera. as corona virus continues

of a tuesday is $1.00 approaching which means ahead of it is a little bit warm $23.00 degrees in adelaide for example 24 hours a day there's still coastal showers in new south wales in person or about the same sort of temperature the wind coming out from the south so the temperature will stay where it is more or less the rain and spreads into through southall surveyed new south wales tail end of in queensland the dark through suggests the heaviest after victoria so in melbourne yeah you probably don't want it but it's coming all the same and they will eventually head across to new zealand they're not until the day at least a day afterwards that's funny surprising the spring rain that was so obvious a week ago is just about disappeared from japan and from china we seen some showers recently thunderstorms around shanghai the size of god and him temperatures are rising because the sun is quite strong and as an example this both south and north hong kong's 27 is a bit above average for beijing step chairman that such 2 degrees not quite a record value is 34 but the average is 23 so it is pret